whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday october the 22nd we're covering plenty of news for you this morning. let's check in on the weather first with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover. we're dealing with the start things off. that won't be the case as we get into the afternoon. start to clear the stuff out. >> kind of breezy today. mild temperatures. but the really big issue as we get into tomorrow will be some offshore winds, quite extensive. they will be to covering a lot of the north and the east bay,

particularly quick shot of what's going on half moon bay see quite a bit of cloud cover right now as we speak. just a little blue colors, ation from the camera, though, onshore winds for now. this is because we're in the midst of the system dropping south. you tend to get these fronts. this part of the world you get on shore when the drop south when their past us, it turns off shore to get the consolation. usually us some rain that is going to be very sparse with all of this. we're getting a little bit of fog to start things off. that's quickly gone. and when i said gone, i mean, gone all the way into tomorrow morning. it's still not here. that's because the offshore winds kick in at that point. temperature check for you. real quick lower 60's going on over most of the real estate. we can see nevada with 64. 57, even san francisco with lots of cloud cover. and the contrast for you, half a dozen degrees or so behind in a bit. we'll check into where the statement stand to stephanie. >> very much dave. our top story, a community continues to mourn this morning after the death of a san jose state football player hit and killed by a school bus. we now know

his identity. 18 year-old camden right? the university tells us make right past in the crash friday morning. just a few blocks away from the university. chp says mike wright was riding his scooter north on 10th street when he was hit by a san jose unified school district bus carrying 14 students. chp says none of the students on the bus were hurt. well, that tragic news coming just one day before the san jose state football team was set to play against new mexico state. that game has now been postponed. so instead of getting ready to travel to new mexico. the san jose spartans gathered at the scene of the crash to set up a memorial for camden. they cried and they shared their love for their teammate. >> i love him so much. everything he's done. everything you need to for this program. means the world to everybody. >> we bring healing upon his family. his friends. as loved

ones and whatever else, the testing blitz and the like. >> san jose state head football coach sent us a statement saying, quote, >> camden had a bright future ahead of him and everyone in this community that had the opportunity to spend time with him. >> knew that candy will always be in our hearts and he will be profoundly missed. before coming to the bay area for college mcwright graduated from saint genevieve high school and pan around the city in southern california where he was a 2 time league mvp. the principal there speaking with us saying camden was an excellent athlete and a great young man overall. >> every coach. loved coaching him. he was a favorite, i think of every teacher who ever just excelled at everything that he did and hours is the school where we pre k we have a preschool. we all the way up through 12th grade. we have over 1000

students on our campus. cam was known by every single student on the campus. and he was loved by every single student on the campus. >> the principal has he spoken with canon is parents who plan to travel to skews me san jose today to bring him home. meantime, san jose state says it is making counselors available to students to help them through this very difficult time. also in san jose, police are investigating a hit and run involving a pedestrian and the area of blossom hill road and snow avenue. police say a woman was hit around 7.20 friday night while crossing a street outside of a crosswalk. she suffered life-threatening injuries. police say they don't have a description of the car involved in this collision at this point. and puzzling story of a car found buried on the grounds of a 15 million dollar mansion in atherton. investigators are

now trying to figure out exactly why that mercedes benz was found on the property and if any other crimes were committed, police say landscapers reported finding the barrett sports car while working at the home thursday morning. kron four's dan thorn has the latest on the investigation. >> the mystery at atherton mansion continues as police carefully dig out a stolen mercedes benz found buried in a backyard. we still don't know what kind of investigation were conducting. we don't know if this is going to be a criminal investigation or if this will be a non-criminal investigation. investigators say the car was buried in the 1990's and was reported stolen by palo alto police in september of 1992. the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. >> but police say a previous owner with a nefarious past named john liu may provide clues beyond the grave, the stall, mister liu, all who lived in that house for some years. and after had checkered history, he's no longer alive

but had a checkered history of actually being convicted back in the late 60's early 70's. >> a murder that conviction was later overturned. information is still scarce about why the sports car was buried 4 to 5 feet underground at a home on stockbridge avenue at the scene. cadaver canines have so far been unable to locate any human remains. the dogs have only given what investigators are calling a slight reaction, which can be a number of things or nothing. it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to >> bones. they could be acting to human fama. it could be any one of those combinations of things that the dogs are reacting to. >> neighbors of the home tell us they are puzzled by this discovery. and that is the creepiest reporting in atherton. dan thorn kron. 4 news >> records show 3 families have owned that home since it was built in 1990. but as dan just mentioned, johnny wu, the

man who owned the home in 1994 did have a criminal history in was accused of plotting to saying kids 1 million dollar yacht in the san francisco bay so that he could collect insurance money. police say he paid off some people to sink the boat. just be on the golden gate bridge. well, turns out the people he hired were undercover agents, but his rap sheet goes back even further in 1966, jurors convict of murder in los angeles. he served a 3 year sentence and then a little more than a decade later, he spent another 3 years in prison for attempted murder. the san mateo county district attorney says that lou died in 2015 and to be clear here after 10 police have not said if there's any connection between you and that buried car on the property. as for the family who lives at the mansion now they are not currently being considered suspects in this case because >> police determined the car was buried on the property.

>> before they moved in. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a federal judge put a pause on president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. >> what that means for people who are still appsying for debt relief. and after the break, the january 6 committee has formally issued a subpoena has formally issued a subpoena to former reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub cheeseburger.

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at the bay bridge. a different perspective from what we would normally show you. but it was looking pretty chilly out there. there it is right now. again, some cloud cover out there. i know the day's been tracking all the weather conditions for us outdoors all morning. so dave, how long should we expect conditions like that to persist through the day? >> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we have the same kind of thing to from uc berkeley. as you can see. that's that's a fog checking in as well. now all of this moisture and all these that's going to break up to open up the skies this afternoon. it could be kind of breezy on short will be and then comes the flipped by the time we get to tonight and into tomorrow. that's an offshore wind. we have been talking about that for a while. and with that comes some issues for us. there is some safety power shut-offs will be found on the north bay a little bit with all of this. again, we're talking sunday monday zone for all of that. and the winds are probably do the shifting act tonight. so what we have so far, all of this orange kind of yellow cover we have for you is a fire weather watch. solano county is the one that sticks out all of this. basically the short answer to

this is this is a different weather office than covers most of the rest of the bay that comes from andre. this comes in the sacramento office. this will probably all be converted to a red flag warning probably later on for today. before you be good for air today. but this fire weather watch tomorrow. noon to 8 because that's when the totality of the biggest offshore winds will probably be. having said all of that marching forward. our temperatures lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline, kind of mild to start because all this cloud cover, which will again be broken up as we get to the afternoon but even into tomorrow, looks like those numbers will be fairly cool. now, let's watch things through. look at all these clouds are we can see even on futurecast, right? you got that right. starting to clear out as we get to the afternoon, still some stray showers holding on a little bit up to the mountains. get to tonight there. it's gone as far as moisture is concerned, there's not more to see for sunday, obviously with offshore winds by that point getting to those winds, the arrows all coming in from the coast. so little breezy this afternoon on shore will be

there's the flip out of the northwest later on due north, as you can see, all throughout the north bay and some good coverage for the east bay as well. right now, there's no statements for the east bay, but it's all concentrated in the north bay for right now. so putting this all together, we've got early fog clouds afternoon, clearing mild inland highs in the 70's tomorrow. those offshore winds dry, mild for those temperatures, 70's and 60's around the base will actually be kind of cool. even those that offshore wind and then for much of next week, sunny to start off that its variable cloudy for the rest the week and the weather pattern, which will show you later, it's in the right direction. northwesterly. that's we want. all the systems coming from. we may not get much from that this week, but that pattern is good. as the season starts to change for today afternoon, clearing mild 67 san francisco, oakland, about 70 68 san jose. the bigger board, you have lower 70's well inland. we'll get more into that all coming up. and just a bit 70. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> a noose over in center in san francisco is raising

safety concerns awry center in the city's south of market district takes in people struggling with opioids, meth and other substances and gives them a place to sober up and get help. but one business owner says this has become a breeding ground for crime and other dangerous activity. >> all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. >> the city's department of public health says the facility has been successful in taking in more than 1000 people in providing them with lifesaving medication. well, your money, president biden's student loan forgiveness program could be in jeopardy after a federal appeals court temporarily halted the program. kron four's justine waltman has more on the court's decision and what this means for people trying to apply for relief. >> the student loan forgiveness, application page still active but getting money

back is on hold. a federal appeals court issued an administrative stay temporarily blocking president joe biden's plan to cancel billions of dollars in federal student loans. the white house press secretary tweeted this. the ruling does not prevent people from applying for student debt relief, nor does it stop the federal government from reviewing the applications. the administration just cannot distribute relief until the court makes a ruling. republicans have sharply criticized the program for being too expensive. the congressional budget office estimates the program will cost about 400 billion dollars over the next 3 decades. i wouldn't call it forgiveness because you're not getting anything. you're just shifting it over to taxpayers. the biden administration officially launched the program on monday. federal courts dismissed 2 republican led challenge is to the program on thursday before friday's court ruling. the president criticized republicans for putting the relief for millions in limbo. their outrage is wrong and it's super critical. the white

house says this plan will help some 43 million people pay off some of their student loan debt. >> and vows to fight the gop challenge in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> well, company that owns snapchat is closing its san francisco office. snap says the facility was not being used. much sense. the shift to remote work during the pandemic. the company announced a few months ago it was laying off 20% of its staff, a snap as several other bay area offices, including one in palo alto. developing this morning, the widow of a former usc football player is suing the ncaa after she says they failed to protect her husband from repetitive head trauma. the lawsuit claims matthew guy died in 2018 from permanent brain damage caused by numerous blows to the head while playing football. but lawyers for the and see double-a blame d's death on heavy drinking drugs and other

health problems. experts say this case could have big implications for similar cases going forward. >> i think that this is going to have a lot of eyeballs on it because in the legal community, especially with regard to professional and amateur sports, a jury trial verdict, a verdict against the ncaa organs. the nfl after a jury trial will be used by every other plaintiffs attorney in the country. we've had a lot of settlements, thousands of settlements, hundreds of settlements over the last 10, 20 years involving professional sports, but never a jury trial bird. and that's what everybody is going to be looking at here. >> this is only the second wrongful death and personal g% injury lawsuit to go to trial and it could be the first of its kind to reach a jury. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the last 48 hours have brought a lot of good news for the san francisco forty-niners. >> as they get ready to take on the kansas city chiefs. we break it all down for you after the break.

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but last night, the worriers can really pull it together and they turned the ball over 19 times that lead to 27 points for the nuggets. >> denver had a big lead at half time warriors tried to battle back, but it was a little too little too late. the nuggets win by a final of one to 8 to one to 3. the warriors take on the sacramento kings tomorrow night to pop set for 5.30. >> and there was a lot of good news in the last 48 hours for the san francisco forty-niners as they get ready to take on the kansas city chiefs tomorrow. trent williams, nick bosa and jimmie ward are all returning from injuries and that should provide a boost to both the offense and the defense and star running back. christian mccaffrey is in santa clara, the forty-niners introduced mccaffrey to the media after the blockbuster trade that brought him back to the bay area. the former stanford, all american is a major addition to the niners and he says he can't wait to get to work with head coach

kyle shanahan's. >> don't know if there's better what the stakes in positions to have success and taylor into what they're good you know, for me, i've i've watched him. do some unbelievable things with some great running backs and even the running backs in the room right now. you know, i'm just excited to learn from them into hear how coach and coach is not just the running back position, but every single position on the field, something that, you know, you kind of hear legends about carolina. we have a tight ends coach brian angelica who was with him for a while and you just hear legends about how good of an offensive mind it isn't. so to be here exciting. >> it is not clear how much mccaffrey will play tomorrow. the kickoff for this game against the chiefs is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news security now being questioned after protesters disrupt a debate in the san francisco district attorneys race. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, here's an option

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half hour with a look at our forecast updates bar the weather center with the very latest. outdoor is hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and look at this. we have moisture in the area which >> shelley was what we're celebrating. that is because this will not be the case by tonight. and it looks like all the way through monday. in fact, we have a dry offshore wind event that's just waiting to to unfold because right now we're playing through the front that's bringing us the onshore winds and breezy conditions today, too. but that's all coming in from the coast that brings that moisture and then the return flows. what we're worried about tonight. tomorrow, temperature check for you. fairly mild. even with all this given not much the way of rain, of course, happening with any of this except maybe a little pocket of drizzle here. they're particularly near the water lower 60's. pretty much covers. it will probably be a little cooler tomorrow. complements of dry air. here's the comparison sake for you doesn't degrees or so at half a dozen degrees above where we were this time from yesterday. there's a snapshot of those winds on shore. they are that's going to change are probably in the next up 12 hours or so being pretty much off shore numbers

for you. 63 at 11 by to 68 tomorrow. actually be a cooler day than today. even some of the inland spots. we'll get more into all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> security san francisco state university is being questioned after demonstrators interrupted a city district attorney. a big debate. the demonstration force, the current da, brooke jenkins to leave the stage kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >> this is video of student protesters interrupting the san francisco district attorney candidates forum thursday at sf state university. among other things, the protesters were shouting out. the names of black and brown killed in police shootings and how they don't approve of how interim district attorney brooke jenkins is handling those cases instead of addressing that and hearing out young people. >> the dea walked out in less than 5

>> according to the campaign to elect with jenkins, the protest presented security concerns considering the lack of additional security infrastructure which they say allowed the protesters to push their way into the debate after being told not to enter by organizers, the da's campaign consultants and kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, the district attorneys security detail sole responsibility is to keep the district attorney safe and they made the ultimate decision for her to leave as the city's top prosecutor, she faces higher public safety risk and the safety of her and her family is always a top priority, unquote. while san francisco state grad student joshua little who recorded the videos has mixed feelings about the da not sticking around. he says he understands the motivation behind the students who protested because i think that, you know, leaders candidates especially should be held accountable for the positions that they take. >> that's county for that. but at the same time,

>> i think a lot of people are saying like all us is here her out. and let's hear, you know what people have to say. i think yes, that is true. but the same time it's like if you take a lot of policies and including, you know, putting 16 17 olds and trying them as adults like it's not surprising that a lot of young people are going to be furious at >> in san francisco, has made you run for >> and kron 4 is your local election headquarters and tomorrow. big news governor gavin newsom and republican candidate senator brian dolly face off in a debate postal show that governor newsom leads by a wide margin for that role of governor. and dolly said if he's elected, he will work to suspend the gas tax, declare homelessness a public health crisis and introduce a comprehensive water plan to combat the drought. governor newsom meantime, has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. so make sure you tune into kron 4 news

on sunday and we'll make sure to give you a recap of all the highlights coming out of that debate. 2 months into the school year and west contra costa unified is still struggling to fill teacher vacancies. there are 18 vacancies at the elementary schools about 16 at both middle and high schools. and 26 special education vacancies. the district is onboarding several new teachers and is expecting a 27 new educators in december from the philippines through the teach us a program, hundreds of other positions, including custodians counselors, librarian speech, pathologist, and classroom aides are also available for those interested. in the south bay lost at a school district has agreed to pay 5 million dollars to 2 men sexually abused by an elementary school teacher joseph, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison last november for molesting 8 other former students at blossom hill elementary. one victim was

abused in early 2020 and will receive a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused around 2008 2009. and we'll get 4.2 million dollars. in san francisco. a business owner is fed up after her jewelry store is targeted for the 4th time the theft captured on surveillance cameras. kron four's gayle ong has reaction from that shop owner. the owner of the shop says this is not the first time her jewelry store has been targeted by thieves. the most recent that happened wednesday, a bracelet. >> and gold necklace were stolen. the merchandise worth $6,000. >> and that's when mabel zhang chased after this man who ran off with her merchandise surveillance video capturing it all. it was around 12, 30 wednesday afternoon. at first the man calmly walks in the chung says she remembered him. he was here before 2 weeks

ago. he came with wife. >> and so they've to stop. and so when he come back and we out of that she then pulls out jewelry from the casey key site, ok, i want to be just heavy do you have anything like that? so i took that from the case. >> a thick gold chain. and then up go play and he stopped asking, as these gold how many going the states, then this them and takes off in a getaway car. >> john has been running her presidio heights, jewelry store for 15 years. she says her store has been hit 3 times by thieves this year alone. it has never happened before. i always do. you go about having that open? and this year, you know, it's get to the point, michael k one change friday

afternoon. this longtime customer checks in on sean was still reeling from losing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. i should be. running my business not to have to worry about these kind of it. >> people forced to close. they're shocked this small business stealing. >> yeah, very stressful class. >> john reported this incident to sfpd. she says she plans to lock her doors during business hours and install a buzzer for customers in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay, a cannabis dispensary in oakland says burglars continue to target them. the latest burglary happening just yesterday morning. and you can see in this video here read a car slammed into a whiterman just outside of ivy hill. cannabis. the owner is think the rv here was trying to get the van out of the way to ram in the front of the store. what they don't realize that a security guard. he's inside of

that white van there. you can see someone in red and that red sweater come up to the car as it speeds away. and later, a bystander in a blue shirt came to check on what happened. that bystander ended up getting robbed and beaten off camera. we don't have a video of that because that did happen off camera and police are investigating who was involved in that assault. but this dispensary we know has been targeted 2 other times this year. and you're watching video now of a break-in at ivy hill that happened exactly 2 months ago. the owner thinks that every break in has been done by the same group of thieves. so really it does feel like a little bit of a pattern here. we're seeing various businesses in the bay area being attacked multiple times. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, increasing electricity demands as one bay area city considering pop putting power lines underground. we tell yo

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significant additional funds would be needed for these changes. so the city council will see a presentation on the new project at this upcoming tuesday's meeting. >> and i think idea of what's going on, we've got some offshore winds coming our way that later this weekend, there's a look at high temperatures today. a look at your dog is your best friend. ♪ ♪ ♪ but your dog's best friend is your ex-girlfriend... because she always has irresistible pup-peroni. be your best friend's best friend. pup-peroni.

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beautiful perspective. >> a very trademark or typical san francisco are trademark out? okay. for a little r to encircle it. >> nor. >> rick, you know, was looking a little bit chilly out that any thoughts on that? it's kind of cool with this going on and actually tomorrow will be cooler. but that's kind of the dry air working in here. this is san jose state, by the way, got cloud cover going on down there, too. it shows the extensive e or extension of where. >> all this moisture is reaching now, there might be some light sprinkles here and there. but very, very cosmetic at that. and we do have a couple of waves coming our way next to get into that. hopefully we can get even just a little stray sprinkles. good to keep that moisture on the ground as we can to continue to fight to the dry season. let's get to those winds. other kind of the star of this weekend on shore for today. sure. all of that here comes the switch, northwesterly boom

directly out of the north. as you'll notice there. this puts us about sunday morning at 10, 15. that statement that i talked about earlier for solano county typically kicks in at noon tomorrow and is going to be with us during sunday. so what this does is it pushes all this dry air in the wake of the front that we're getting now, bush's all this drier and here in this marine layer has to chip away at that, which is going to have to do all early next week. let's get to the moisture part. lots of moisture. we have to strrt off with how green that is okay. put away the green colored pencils. now we don't need much anymore. unfortunately, tomorrow morning. look at this. this is the so-called recovery around the bay. after all that dry air pushed on through. so we go through the day on sunday and continues offshore winds. look at those numbers fall. only little copy out with this is the air is not going to be that hot. so it's relative humidity. that means that cooler air doesn't tennis support as much moisture in it. so therefore, it's artificially kind of low with numbers like that. but still that's very dry. and it stays dry around the bay area monday morning. hello. so

we're banking off of a dry atmosphere after all this is said and done sitting down south real quick along the coast of mexico, it's another one. max winds, one 30. this puts in the major category category 4 and here comes, boom, a strike. it looks like tomorrow as a category 3 hurricane west coast of mexico. they just had one right here in general location. there was not a month so ago. it's going to miss cabo saint lucas. so that's good know anybody down there and becoming a tropical low just before it reaches texas and all that moisture will be thrown out in 2. the south central plains. all right. back on the home front towards the western pacific up north. this is what we're watching all next week. kind clear patch. then boom. here comes more cloud cover into tuesday, making a stray sprinkle free cosmetic. i understand. but the good news is that brings us little opportunity for showers throughout the entire week. we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast coming up in a little bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. >> el every year we hear plenty about the fall colors in bloom on the east coast.

but the colorful change of season is not limited to the northeast. our travel enthusiast in redmond joins us now with some other spots where we can enjoy autumn colors. and some of them are even right here in the bay area, right? dana? >> they are. you know, it's always hard to say goodbye to summer, but fall colors kind of help lessen that below. ever thought about taking a trip to kind of see autumn in full 4 years. there's more destinations that you might want to consider than you realize some spots just show off a little differently. how's that a way to put it? but starting bail giant groves of aspen. it puts on this impressive low in fall. this is the top of the rockies. scenic byway also known as highway. 24, it's a great stretch to soak in raleigh n the timing of the peak colors obviously varies from year to year. but just to give you some perspective, i shot this video about 3 weeks ago are right at the end of september

highway. 24 is really easy to navigate. there's plenty of places to pull off the road. you have beautiful scenic spots, mainly bridge. you're going want to pull off and take photos. when you see stops like you also go right by camp hale, continental divide, national monument. this was designated a national monument. gosh, i think just a little more than a week ago and it's where we're 2 soldiers from the 10th mountain division were trained to fight on skis. lots to see in this section of the country. now, alaska, this is a spot that i think tends to catch people off-guard. when you think about colors fall can come and go pretty quickly here. but one of my favorite spots, denali national park and preserve. the fire weekend terms from this pink to kind of a rusty red and then you've got what are called low bush blueberries. those crimson spots and visitors aren't the only ones interested in those

blueberries. this is bear season. this is when those bears are out looking for those berries so they can fill up and eat as much as possible before they call it a winter. so you've got this wonderful combination of fall colors and you've got good odds of seeing grizzly bears out and about kind of getting their fill before. they want to call it for the and alaska is really important. fall colors are limited to pull it. fall starts or were a season august. 21st this season kicks off. it will run through almost the end of april. you don't need snow to see beautiful you never know from night to night what's going to happen or what? time of night it's going to happen. just to give your perspective, these images were shot at 3.30, in the morning. no, i wasn't up all night. i was staying at the mount mckinley, princess wilderness lodge. and it's one of my favorite hotel amenities

in alaska. they called me because the lights were out. so there's no missing a night's sleep. if the lights take the night off. so it's just one of those amazing things. and you don't need a plane to get. this is the big area. we have wine country, sonoma county. i shot this just a couple days ago. it's just getting started. so if you have a day off, maybe come up, you can pair fall colors with your favorite winery or maybe go hiking. jack london state historic park has i think more than 3 miles of trails are close to 30 miles of trail. a lot of them are fringed with vineyards. it's a great way to get outside taking some fall colors, get some exercise. how can you complain? yeah, absolutely. and we are so lucky to be so close to such beautiful. >> locations in the bay area. you mentioned sonoma and i loved all that video that you should especially the bears running around. i think that was alaska.

>> they get party. absolutely. just gorgeous perspective you know, when you were travel and all these different locations, did you notice was a very busy, large crowds that sort of thing. >> it certainly was a very busy summer. there's no denying that people that need to be felt a little cooped up that we're ready to get out and i i think it really depends on where you are and what you see. alaska is one of those places. there's so much room if you're willing to make me go a little off the beaten track, you can get away from ok? all right. that's a good pro tip, thank you so much to our travel expert, dana redmond. >> absolutely. have a good day. have a good day. we'll be day. have a good day. we'll be right back. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. october 22nd and we're covering so much news for you this morning. let's check in on the weather first with dave spahr. good morning day, stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. we have moisture going on today with the fog. we talked about the clouds. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline were pretty good on that front. >> won't be seeing that going on tomorrow as the winds switch direction. we haven't talked a lot about offshore winds in a while, but they're coming tonight tomorrow. >> and the dry air behind all of that will linger through monday. here's the current status report on short. a good clip today and it will be breezy mostly coming in from the coast winds. you can see kind of double digits below the threshold of wind

advisory. but it is the offshore winds were worried about. by tonight's there's the fog drifts out of here. pretty quickly. and it does not come back tonight. as you can see that sunday morning. the fog not with us, might be some scattered clouds, but not the fog lower 60's at work here for temperature. check for you. that's a little bit warmer than they were this time from yesterday. here's the clearing job. looks like turning mostly sunny into the afternoon with temperatures in the lower 70's well inland. what we're saying all this, the other thing we're watching as a fire weather watch solano county, sacramento, central valleys. that's all that's directly impacted. but we are seeing because of these offshore winds. also, there's reports that will be safety power shut-offs for napa. also sonoma county going on lake county as well for sunday into monday. we'll have more about those winds coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, david. appreciate that. >> our top story, a community continues to mourn after the death of a san jose state football player hit and killed by a school bus. we now know

his identity. 18 year-old camden make right. the university tells us make right passed away during the crash friday morning. just a few blocks away from the university. chp says mcwright was riding his scooter north on 10th street when he was hit by a san jose unified school district bus carrying 14 students. chp says none of the students on the bus were hurt. and this tragic news coming just one day before the san jose state football team was set to play against new mexico state. that game has now been postponed. so instead of getting ready to travel to new mexico, the san jose spartans gathered at the scene of the crash to set up a memorial for canon. make right. and they shared their love for their team mate. so much. >> everything he's done. everything you need to for this program. he means the world to everybody. >> we bring healing upon his family. his friends. as loved ones and whatever else he touched the blood. like

>> san jose state's head football coach sent us a statement saying, quote, camden had a bright future ahead of him. and everyone in this community, the had the opportunity to spend time with him, knew that candid and always be in our hearts and he will be profoundly missed. before coming to the bay area for college mcwright graduated from saint genevieve high school in panorama city in southern california where he was a 2 time league mvp. the principal there spoke with a saying camden was an excellent athlete and a great young man overall. coach >> loved coaching him. he was a favorite, i think of every teacher who ever just excelled at everything that he did and hours is the school where we pre k we have a preschool. we all the way up through 12th grade. we have over 1000 students on our campus. and

cam was known by every single student on the campus. and he was loved by every single student on the campus. >> the principal also tells us he's spoken with camden's parents who plan to travel to san jose today to bring him home. meantime, san jose state says it is making counselors available to students to help them through this difficult time. also in san jose, police are investigating a hit and run involving a pedestrian in the area of blossom hill road and snow avenue. police say a woman was hit around 7.20 friday night while crossing the street outside of a crosswalk. she suffered life-threatening injuries. police say they don't have a description of the car at this point, but we are working to get one from them. and breaking news this morning out of san jose. police are on the scene of a stabbing incident. this happened on the key road just a few blocks from highway 101. we know that one man was stabbed. we are working to learn more about his condition at this time. we have reached

out to police for more information and we'll bring that to you as soon as that comes into our newsroom. and now to that puzzling story of a car found buried on the grounds of a 15 million dollar mansion in atherton. investigators now trying to figure out exactly why that mercedes benz was there. and if any other crimes were committed, police say landscapers reported finding the barrett sports car while working at the home thursday morning. kron four's dan thorn has the latest on the investigation. >> the mystery at atherton mansion continues as police carefully dig out a stolen mercedes benz found buried in a backyard. we still don't know what kind of investigation were conducting. we don't know if this is going to be a criminal investigation or if this will be a non-criminal investigation. investigators say the car was buried in the 1990's and was reported stolen by palo alto police in september of 1992. the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. >> but police say a previous

owner with a nefarious past named john liu may provide clues beyond the grave. the still mister liu, all who lived in that house for some years. and after 10 had checkered history, he's no longer alive but had a checkered history of actually being convicted back in the late 60's early 70's. >> a murder. >> that conviction was later overturned. information is still scarce about why the sports car was buried. 45 feet underground at a home on stockbridge avenue at the scene. cadaver canines have so far been unable to locate any human remains. the dogs have only given what investigators are calling a slight reaction, which can be a number of things or nothing. it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to >> bones. they could be acting to human fama. it could be any one of those combinations of things that the dogs are reacting to. >> neighbors of the home tell us they are puzzled by this discovery. and that is the creepiest reporting in

atherton. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and records show 3 families have owned that house since it was built in 1990. but as dan mentioned, johnny luu, the man who owned the home in 1994. had a criminal history in 1999, lewis accused of plotting to sink his 1 million dollar yacht in the san francisco bay so that he could collect insurance money. police say he paid off some people to sink the boat. just be on the golden gate bridge. and it turns out the people he hired were undercover agents, but his rap sheet goes back even further in 1966, jurors convict in lieu of murder in los angeles. he served just 3 years of that and then a little more than a decade later, he spent another 3 years in prison for attempted murder. the san mateo county district attorney says liu passed away in 2015 to be clear at the police have not said if there's any connection between %he 2 and the berry car. as for the family who lives at the mansion now, they are not currently considered

suspects in the case because police determined the car was buried before they moved in the investigation does continue this morning. and new today, san mateo county sheriff's deputies are investigating a burglary and assault that happened in san carlos. it happened just after 8 last night on the lindy drive, which is east of interstate 80 deputies say a man broke into a home and was confronted by the person who lived there. that's when the burglar threatened and hit the victim. the burglar then rent out of the house and got in a car with a where a driver was waiting and then they took off. police searched the area but could not find a suspect. we will update you as soon as there's any word of a potential arrest. and starting today pg and e plans to shut off power for a couple 100 customers in the north bay. the move coming amid elevated concerns over fire danger this weekend. as dave mentioned at the top of the show and these shut offs to start today and month through monday, mostly affecting people in lake and

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>> in national news, the federal deficit fell by nearly 1.4 trillion dollars. that's the biggest drop in history after 2 years of significant covid-related spending, the biden white house not hesitating to take credit here saying the president's policies made a difference. >> this record deficit reduction includes the cost my student loan plan. and everything else we we've advanced an economic plan. >> that finally puts innovation in technology at the forefront of our national agenda. >> and with the midterm elections just weeks away, mister biden said american voters should stay away from the republicans. economic plans. and meantime, republicans are calling it desperate for the president to take credit for any economic progress. and both parties

have been getting the vote out to asking people to get to the polls on november. 8th. moving on to our next story looks i want to check in on the weather with dave spahr. just a little tease here. we're going to let you know about some winds are going to be shifting from onshore as they are now a little breezy, but cool. >> and then offshore as we get into

>> it's gorgeous perspective from our mount tam camera this morning, looking into looking over the bay, you can see the bridge out there in the background. slight breeze seems to be moving that camera, though. and we are right. that does make sending to nervous. data is saying may the cameras won >> mean, we expecting those winds to pick up a later in the day? are what you're witnessing there is on shore. that's it that's the good thing. but they're going to flip off shore because when we get these fronts, typically the name of the game is you get rain and then we'd offshore wind. who cares? it's already moisten up the ground. unfortunately, as we well know, we haven't had a lot of rain with the systems that have changed on this offshore wind event. is going to be bringing a saw much drier air. we do to some here. okay. okay. we have we have cloudy skies right now. this was left

over the fog. i don't think we'll see much the way of fog tomorrow because, boy, 2 things really change in about 12 hours or so. this is only statement we have right now. solano county, sacramento and central valley's fire weather watch at this point, which is a post it note to say, ok, red flag warning and expect to hear about that as early as tonight. probably this again, sunday, noon to 08:00pm. but after you get that thrust of dry air, the drier atmosphere lingers a little bit. so we need the marine layer to chip away at it, which it looks like such success of systems will do going forward. 60's on the board, lower 60's at that. 56 san francisco got 53 at the santa rosa. by the way, 59 for san jose. so lot of uniformity with temperatures in all. here's the scattered cloud cover as we go for today. so a pretty decent day, but want to bundle up a little bit because that will be a cool onshore wind working here, fuel stray showers at work far east. that kind of clears out again as the front is over us here comes those offshore winds, very dry. we don't have the consolation of a rain event

they're ago. that creates are typical problem of these red flag warnings which we have up in solano county. but the safety power shut-offs you been hearing about for lake in sonoma county. so on shore for right now, there's the switch happening late tonight. then due north, as you can see through solano county, napa, sonoma county and also covering a good chunk of the east bay as well. how about the moisture levels behind all of that? here are the humidity levels drying out this afternoon. recovery tonight that's that's pretty pumped there. you can see not really good. so we don't have a lot of that marine layer coming back tomorrow morning, drive by the afternoon bone dry, in fact, in the east bay and up to the north bay and even monday, the recovery is even more modest. so again, this takes time for the atmosphere to recover from this dry spell in terms of that air mass, early fog clouds and all that business afternoon, clearing mild inland highs of about 70. again, kind of a note there on shore winds to watch out for offshore tomorrow, dry and mild inland in the 70's 60's

and parts of the bay. and i mean highs at that, too. so this is kind of a cool dry going on here the next week. we start off sunny with some variable clouds each day say wednesday, thursday, friday. and there might be a couple little stray showers. we can use that to moisten up the lower levels of the atmosphere. so anything we get to not help your garden. but i mean, it's nice to help moisten up the ground. 67 san francisco, 70 going on for oakland. 68 san jose. the water real estate lower 60's up to the north bay. also off to the east bay, too, with some 70's along the east bay shoreline will get a 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. days. >> in the east bay, brooklyn, police are investigating another shooting that happened during an attempted catalytic converter theft. it happened just thursday morning at the fairview and king streets roundabout not far from the ashby bart station, according to police, a neighbor yelled at a person they believe was trying to steal a converter from a parked car. that's when a different person fired a shot towards the witnesses. house. no one was injured in

this case. oakland police are warning about a rise in thefts of power tools. police say most incidents have been in the oakland hills between 09:00am and 02:00pm. police say that typically 2 to 4 armed people are confronting people with tools who might have tools, rather and they're stealing those tools driving off. police advise you to engrave your name or your company name with your phone number on your tools. any tolls kept outside should be locked up with chains and padlocks or attached to a tracking device. for your money. president biden's student loan forgiveness program could be in jeopardy after a federal appeals court temporarily halted the program. kron four's justine waldman has more on the court's decision and what this means for people applying for relief. the student loan forgiveness, application page still active but getting money back is on hold. >> a federal appeals court issued an administrative stay temporarily blocking president

joe biden's plan to cancel billions of dollars in federal student loans. the white house press secretary tweeted this. the ruling does not prevent people from applying for student debt relief, nor does it stop the federal government from reviewing the applications. the administration just cannot distribute relief until the court makes a ruling. republicans have sharply criticized the program for being too expensive. the congressional budget office estimates the program will cost about 400 billion dollars over the next 3 decades. i wouldn't call it forgiveness because you're not getting anything. you're just shifting it over to taxpayers. the biden administration officially launched the program on monday. federal courts dismissed 2 republican led challenge is to the program on thursday before friday's court ruling. the president criticized republicans for putting the relief for millions in limbo. their outrage is wrong and it's super critical. the white house says this plan will help some 43 million people pay off some of their student loan debt.

>> and vows to fight the gop challenge in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> in national news, former president donald trump was officially served a subpoena to appear before the january 6 committee. jenna barnes spoke with a political analyst about whether the former president is likely to testify. >> and this 4 page letter to former president donald trump's lawyers, the chair and vice chair of the january 6 committee outlined why the panel has subpoenaed trump. they say through their work interviewing more than 1000 witnesses reviewing over a million documents and conducting public hearings, they've assembled what they call overwhelming evidence. trump personally orchestrated and oversaw a multipart effort to overturn the 2020 election. illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger tweeting friday, donald trump, you've been served the only surprise so to speak is why is this happening now and why did this happen in the early part of the process? wgn political

analyst paul is next as trump and his team will fight the subpoena, which says the former president must testify under oath. >> at the capitol or by video conference by november 14th and must turn over documents including personal communications between trump and members of congress and extremist groups by november. for the bottom line is, i think this is the january 6th committee making a record for itself and making a record for history because that's about as far as this is going to go. the subpoena comes on the same day longtime trump ally steve bannon was sentenced to 4 months in prison for defying a january 6 committee subpoena. but liz nick says even if trump divides his, he likely wouldn't face the same consequences. the committee's life comes to an end at the end of the congressional term. so there is no way that there's any kind of final judicial resolution on the trump subpoena before the end of the year before the committee work to finish its work. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the last 48 hours have run a lot of good

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half time. the warriors trying to battle back, but it was too little too late. the nuggets won by a final of 128 to 123. the warriors take on the sacramento kings tomorrow night. tip off, set for 5.30. it was a lot of good news in the last 48 hours for the san francisco forty-niners as they get ready to take on the kansas city chiefs tomorrow. trent williams, nick bosa and jimmie ward are all returning from injuries. and that should provide a boost to both the offense and the defense and star running back. christian mccaffrey is in santa clara, the forty-niners introduce mccaffrey to the media after the blockbuster trade that brought him back to the bay area. the former stanford, all american is a major addition to the niners and he says he can't wait to get to work. head coach kyle shanahan. you know, one better putting guys in positions to have success and to learn to. >> what they're good you know, for me, i've i've watched him. do some unbelievable things

with some great running backs and even the running backs in the room right now. >> you know, i'm just excited to learn from them into hear how coach and coach is not just the running back position, but every single position on the field, something that, you know, you kind of hear legends about carolina. we had a tight ends coach brian angelica who was with him for a while and you just hear legends about how good of an offensive mind isn't. so to be here exciting. >> it is not clear how much mccaffrey will play tomorrow kickoff for the game against the chiefs is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news security now being questioned after demonstrators disrupt a debate in the san francisco district atto

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flipping north as we get in late tonight and into your sunday. breaking the thing down for you. we've got a lot of 60's for today. kind of thrown a cloud puff and here and there it may take a little while to completely clear out late this afternoon. and for this evening and the map, this latest we have this a fire weather watch for sonoma county. that is the sacramento office that post for solano county. they're the responsible zone for that elsewhere. it's another office that covers that. and they're saying basically that this offshore wind event will be to brief in order to merit that from the standpoint for right now. we'll get more into that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> security at san francisco state university is being questioned after protesters interrupted a city district attorney debate. that demonstration did force the current da brooke jenkins to leave the stage from forces. he reports. >> this is video of student protesters interrupting the san francisco district

attorney candidates forum thursday at sf state university. among other things, the protesters were shouting out. the names of black and brown killed in police shootings and how they don't approve of how interim district attorney brooke jenkins is handling those cases instead of addressing that and hearing out young people. >> the dea walked out in less than 5 minutes. >> according to the campaign to elect with jenkins, the protests presented security concerns considering the lack of additional security infrastructure which they say allowed the protesters to push their way into the debate after being told not to enter by organizers, the da's campaign consultants and kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, the district attorneys security detail sole responsibility is to keep the district attorney safe and they made the ultimate decision for her to leave as the city's top prosecutor, she faces higher public safety risk and the safety of her and her family is always a top

priority, unquote. while san francisco state grad student joshua little who recorded the videos has mixed feelings about the da not sticking around. he says he understands the motivation behind the students who protested because i think that, you know, leaders and candidates especially should be held accountable for the positions that they take. >> and that's county for that. but at the same time, >> i think a lot of people are saying like all us is here her out. and let's hear, you know what people have to say. i think yes, that is true. but the same time it's like if you take a lot of policies and including, you know, putting 6, 7, year-olds and trying them as adults like it's not surprising that a lot of young people are going to be furious at >> in san francisco has it you run for new. >> your local election headquarters and tomorrow. governor gavin newsom faces off against republican candidates. senator brian dolly in a debate. polls show

governor newson leads by a pretty wide margin. dollars said if he's elected, he will work to suspend the gas tax, declare homelessness and a public health crisis and introduce a comprehensive water plan to come back that route. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. so be sure to tune into kron. 4 news on sunday for a full recap of this debate. in the south bay, the los gatos union school district has agreed to pay 5 million dollars to 2 men sexually abused by an elementary school teacher. joseph, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison last november for molesting 8 other former students at blossom hill elementary. one victim was abused in early 2020 and will get a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused between 2008 2009 and will receive 4.2 million dollars. detectives seized over 72 pounds of meth from a man in santa rosa. officials arrested. 28 year-old jose sanchez and his home on why

this court near the super chavez market. officers found 2 handguns on the premises as well. sanchez was charged with possession of a controlled substance and firearms. he also had several warrants, including a probation violation and a dui. in san francisco. a business owner is fed up after her jewelry store is targeted for the 4th time the theft captured on surveillance cameras. kron four's gayle ong has reaction from that shop owner. >> the owner of the shop says this is not the first time her jewelry store has been targeted by thieves. the most recent that happened wednesday, a bracelet and gold necklace were stolen. the merchandise worth $6,000 and that's when mabel zhang chased after this man who ran off with her merchandise surveillance video capturing it all. it was around 12, 30 wednesday afternoon. >> at first the man calmly walks in the chung says she

remembered him. he was here before 2 weeks ago. he came with wife. and so they've to stop. and so when he come back and we out of that she then pulls out jewelry from the casey key site, ok, i want to be just heavy do you have anything like that? so i took that from the case. >> a thick gold chain. and then up go play and he stopped asking, as these gold how many going the states, then this them and takes off in a getaway car. >> john has been running her presidio heights, jewelry store for 15 years. she says her store has been hit 3 times by thieves this year alone. it has never happened before. i always do. you go about having that open? and this year, you

know, it's get to the point, michael k one change friday afternoon. this longtime customer checks in on sean was still reeling from losing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. i should be. running my business not to have to worry about these kind of it. >> people forced to close. they're shocked this small business stealing. >> yeah, very stressful class. >> john reported this incident to sfpd. she says she plans to lock her doors during business hours and install a buzzer for customers in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and in the east bay, cannabis dispensary in oakland says burglars continue to target their business. the latest incident happening just yesterday morning. and you can see in this video we're about to show you here. a red suv slam into a white van outside of ivy hill. cannabis. the owners say they think the red car was trying to ram into the front of the store and what

they don't realize here or rather the driver of that red suv. but they don't realize is a security guard was inside of that white van. you can see some money in a red sweater come up to that suv as it speeds away. the dispensary has been targeted 2 other times this year. you're watching video of a break-in at ivy hill that happened about 2 months ago and the owners, they say they believe that each break-in has been done by the same group of thieves. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, increasing electricity demands has one bay area city thinking about putting power lines putting power lines underground. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪

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>> in the north bay, sausalito city council will consider a move to put power lines underground. this part of a pg e upgrades planned in the city. the 16 million dollar project would affect nearly 700 properties in the city between glen drive in moraine avenue as demands for electricity increase. this new option would be added on top of the deep ball upgrade from pg e which would replace overhead lines and facilities. significant funds would be needed for this project. so the city council will see a presentation on this new project at tuesday's meeting. happening today, the santa rosa police department host a gun buyback event, handguns, rifles and shotguns will be in good condition will be purchased and we're going to toss it over today for a quick check of the weather right now. a day.

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sunshine going on. keep a couple clouds puffs, though, for the afternoon hours. temperature check about 60 good chunk of the east bay. 64 antioch, 53 for santa rosa. 59 me well for san jose want uniformity with temperatures. we have the overcast skies. the kind of helps out a little bit. what's going on right now. it's the front that's driving the on shore winds. but behind the low comes an offshore wind. and that's what we're going to be watching for. a different type of wind tonight. tomorrow, future cast winds on shores with the are for right now. here's the northwest. flip. then later on as we get through sunday, do offshore right from the north there. look through solano county, east bay, even up to the north bay. but the statement from our perspective only cover solano county is a technicality. but after this is all said and done, we're banking off of a dry atmosphere. look at how low those numbers get. that's for today. now tomorrow morning here is the so-called recovery. and that's it. real bone dry tomorrow. and that's the atmosphere we're going to be left with as we get into next week watching next week here, it's kind of common

start scattered clouds by tuesday. so that will be a nice change. northwest systems continue to flow. this is beautiful. hopefully get lot more of this in the winter months. wishful thinking might pick up maybe a stray shower through all of that. anything just to moisten up the ground. 67 san francisco today, the 4 zone forecast about 60 ish up the coast. upper 60's covered the bayside peninsula. foster city, 70 68 for palo alto in the south bay upper 60's at work here. 67 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. a word about 70 tri valley got 71 about. but danville getting up to 74 along with walnut creek, 68 berkeley valais. 66 73 fairfield and 71 santa rosa. 7, a game plan goes like this. here comes the scattered clouds yet again from all that traffic from the northwest. temperatures don't do much actually more a tumble like for you as we return with highs in the upper 60's to lower 70's, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> for your money this morning, gas prices continue to drop and you can expect in

most cases if a less than $6 for a gallon of regular, according to triple a the state average is now 5.79 a gallon san francisco county is the only one in the bay area where residents will pay an average of $6. napa and san mateo counties pretty close behind alameda santa clara and contra costa counties all paying around 5.80, solano county comes in with the lowest rate at 5.66. a gallon, which is about $0.6 lower than yesterday. overall, gas prices are nearly half a dollar lower than where they were this time last week. but we are still just a little bit higher about $0.50 higher. then a month ago. san jose residents are paying more on their monthly bills and any other major city in the country. that's according to a report by doxo insights. researchers looked at mortgages, rent, utilities, car loan, cell phone bills, and that report show the average san jose resident is

paying more than $3200 each month on recurring bills that 62% more than the national average, which is about $2000. the city edging out new york city, boston and even san francisco. taxpayers may see some relief on the way next year. inflation triggering the largest adjustment to the irs standard tax deduction since 1985. duncan mclean has the details. >> major changes to tax brackets coming for next year. as inflation continues to affect people all over the world. now automatic annual adjustments to the irs says tax brackets hoping to dull the impact here in the united states some years ago decided that. >> the wood index, these brackets bas%d upon inflationary trends. so i think that people will see some relief next year with their tax filings. so here's the numbers. first. >> changes to the standard deduction used by 85% of filers the deduction for married couples up by $1800

for single filers and increase of $900 and for heads of households, $1400. but that's not all big adjustments for tax brackets. these are the new threshold for joint filers 12% owed for incomes over 22,000 and 22% for any income. more than 89,000 for individuals, similar changes. 24 1% kicking in around $95,000 to make the top tax bracket. you have to take home more than $231,000. so inflation is bad and it's changing your taxes. but how much will actually save you pre pay? check expert we spoke to it's not as much as we hoped. >> it's not as if we're going to game or they're going to be are not going to be a. you know, and war tax to kind of just keep things. keep things level as they they won't be they will be punished. shun on their taxes. >> and that was duncan maclean reporting for us this morning. back here at home opens professional soccer team. the

oakland roots is getting ready for its second straight playoff run. mayor libby schaff helped raise the team flag at city hall yesterday. the roots take on the san diego loyal tomorrow night at 7. and there will also be an official watch party at the oakland athletic club. also happening at 7. the san francisco animal care and control really need your help. the shelter says they've run out of space for incoming rabbits like this one. nearly 3 dozen bunnies still need to be adopted a sanford, a spokesperson from the sf acc says more than half the rabbits were rescued from a hoarding situation. adoption fees have been reduced to $20 and albany's are in good health and fully vaccinated. plus, they're just so cute. look at that. the animal shelter is open every day from noon to 05:00pm. so think about stopping by and adopting a furry new friend. they could really use your help. as we inch closer to halloween one california neighborhood is being told they have to give out candy flyers were found

all over a suburb in los angeles instructing people to have candy prepared on halloween night. the notice was signer by a neighborhood watch captain. but a lot of people in the area have mixed reactions to this apparent mandate like people just were laughing about it. people were some are upset. they're like, how dare you like mandate something? >> are we getting tickets citations? if we do well, some people thought was ridiculous. honestly. >> of course, the validity behind this flyer is yet to be determined. it could just be a big trick instead of a treat. >> recording to that flyer, the goal was to bring life back to the community post-pandemic. that's why. >> apparently this message went out. and as you just heard, while some adults were confused, maybe not happy about this. we're hearing a lot of kids were perfectly pleased with the idea. the truth is out there on a brand new excuse nasa experts are tasked with solving unexplained you sightings.

astronaut scott kelly is among the 16 people selected by nasa to analyze data from hundreds of apparent sightings. the group also includes astrophysicist oceanographers and other types of scientists. and they will spend the next 9 months combing through data. their findings are set to be shared with the public sometime next summer. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, there is the 40th annual sandcastle classic. >> it's starting at ocean beach in san francisco at 11. this sounds like a lot of fun now along with a sand castle contest, there will also be food trucks and live music and it is free to attend. so grab your jacket and head on out there after the show today.

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>> from the being area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday october the 26th second and we're covering a lot for you this morning. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning stephanie. good morning, everybody. lot of cloud cover to start things off. all those guys will probably open up for the afternoon. here's a >> shot of the coast. not unusual to see this cloud cover going on in half moon bay. getting into this afternoon. yeah, clearing. but the winds still with us. they're going to be on shore as they are right now to start things off. then they flip more offshore as we get to tonight and tomorrow. that's where the concern lies. we've had a little bit of the way of some kind of token rain events

that happened over the last month or so and the thinking it's more weather service office that covers most of the bay area that it will be brief enough that it may not pose an outright red flag warning here. but solano county, you may actually see it. that comes out of the sacramento office. all right. here's what happens with that fog. pretty much gone. and it's out of here and it stays out of here as we get into tonight as we get into tonight tomorrow morning. so we'l have that marine layer coming back and it looks will be back even on monday to sort the recovery. we have to look for too temperature check for you right now. lower 60's over most the real estate for right now. the breakdown you can see kind of slow clearing going on. this will be even true around the bay. but you should see some sun even along the coast by late this afternoon. and the big map, fire weather watches where it stands right now. sacramento valley through a solano county. however, that offshore wind impacts all of the north bay, the east bay as well. more on all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave. >> our top story this morning, a community continues to mourn after the death of a san jose

state football player hit and killed by a school bus. we now know his identity 18 year-old camden right? the university tells us make right died in the crash friday morning. just a few blocks away from the university. chp says nick wright was riding his scooter north on 10th street when he was hit by a school san jose unified school district bus carrying 14 students. chp says none of the students on the bus were hurt. and this tragic news coming just one day before the san jose state football team was set to play against new mexico state. that travel to new mexico, the san jose spartans gathered at the scene of the crash to set up a memorial for camden make right and shared their love for their team mate. >> i love so much. everything he's done. everything you need to for this program. he means the world to everybody. >> we bring healing upon his family. his friends. as loved ones and whatever else he touched the blood. like

>> and as a state head football coach sent us a statement right here saying, quote, campton had a bright future ahead of him and everyone in this community that had the opportunity to spend time with him knew that can and will always be in our hearts and he will be profoundly missed. before coming to the bay area for college mcwright graduated from saint genevieve high school in panorama city in southern california where he was a 2 time league mvp. the principal there spoke with a saying camden was an excellent athlete and a great young man overall. >> every coach. loved coaching him. he was a favorite, i think of every teacher who ever just excelled at everything that he did and hours is the school where we pre k we have a preschool. we all the way up through 12th grade. we have over 1000 students on our campus. and

cam was known by every single student on the campus. and he was loved by every single student on the campus. >> the principal says he's spoken with camden's parents who plan to travel to san jose today to bring him home. meantime, san jose state says it is making counselors available to students to help them through this difficult time. also in san jose, police are investigating a hit and run involving a pedestrian in the area of blossom hill road and snow avenue. police say a woman was hit around 7.20 friday night while crossing the street outside a crosswalk she suffered life-threatening injuries. police say they don't have a description of the car at this point the up, but we are working to get one for you. and breaking news this morning out of san jose. police are on the scene of a stabbing incident. this happening on the key road just a few blocks away from highway 101. we know that one man was stabbed and we have reached out to police for more information. we will bring any

new developments to you as soon as possible as they come into our newsroom. and now that puzzling story of a car found buried on the grounds of a 15 million dollar mansion in atherton. investigators now trying to figure out why that mercedes benz was buried there. and if any other crimes were committed here, police say landscapers reported finding the berry sports car while working at the home thursday morning. kron four's dan thorn has the latest for us on this investigation. >> they're fully dig out. a stolen mercedes benz found buried in a backyard. we still don't know what kind of investigation were conducting. we don't know if this is going to be a criminal investigation or if this will be a non-criminal investigation. investigators say the car was buried in the 1990's and was reported stolen by palo alto police in september of 1992. the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. >> but police say a previous owner with a nefarious past

named john liu may provide clues beyond the grave, the mister liu, who lived in that house for some years. and after had checkered history, he's no longer alive but had a checkered history of actually being convicted back in the late 60's early 70's. >> a murder that conviction was later overturned. information is still scarce about why the sports car was buried. 45 feet underground at a home on stockbridge avenue at the scene. cadaver canines have so far been unable to locate any human remains. the dogs have only given what investigators are calling a slight reaction, which can be a number of things or nothing. it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to >> bones. they could be acting to human fama. it could be any one of those combinations of things that the dogs are reacting to. >> neighbors of the home tell us they are puzzled by this discovery. and that is the creepiest reporting in atherton. dan thorn kron. 4

news. >> and records show that 3 families have owned that home since it was built in 1990. and as dan mentioned, johnny luu, the man who owned the home in 1994. he also had a criminal history in 1999. was accused of plotting to sink his 1 million dollars yacht in the san francisco bay so that he could inch collect insurance money. police say he pay off some people to sink the boat. just be on the golden gate bridge. turns out the people he hired were undercover agents, but his rap sheet goes back even further in 1966, jurors convicted lieu of murder in los angeles and he served about 3 years of that. and then more than a decade later, he spent another 3 years in prison for attempted murder. the san mateo county district attorney says that lou died in 2015 and to be clear, atherton police have not said if there's any connection between the eu and the berry car. and as for the family who lives at the mansion now, they are not currently considered suspects in the case because police determined the car was buried

before they moved in. new this morning, san mateo county sheriff's deputies are investigating a burglary and assault that happened in san carlos. this happened just after 08:00pm last night on the lindy drive, which is east of i-280, deputies say a man broke into a home and was confronted by the person who lived there. that's when the burglar threatened and hit the victim. they then ran out of the house and got in a car where a getaway driver was waiting. then those suspects took off. police searched the area but could not find them. but we will update you with any new details once an investigation. once we more information from that investigation starting today, pg any plans to shut off power for a couple 100 customers in the north bay. the move comes amid elevated concerns over fire danger this weekend. the start start today and runs through monday. mostly affecting people in lake and napa counties. some customers in sonoma county will also be affected. pg e will alert

people when those shut off start happening and we'll be tracking any shut off throughout the day as well. on our website on our website. excuse me. kron 4 dot com and you can sign up to be notified of any potential shut offs as well on our website. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a federal judge puts cause. >> on president biden's student loan forgiveness plan, what that means for people. we're still applying for debt relief. and after the break, the january 6 committee has officially issued a subpoena to former president

>> your health this morning, pfizer expects to significantly increase the cost of its covid-19 vaccine. the company plans to boost the price up to $130 per dose. that should not affect you too much. if you have private health insurance or medicare, if you're covered, will likely pay little or nothing at all for those shots. the price hike is expected to happen once pfizer's contract with the government comes to an end possibly by early next year. pfizer says the price increase comes because of higher distribution costs. an unexpected shift from multi-dose vials to single dose piles of the vaccine. right now you can still get vaccinated for free. the house committee investigating the january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol has issued a subpoena to former president donald trump. the committee sent a letter to mister trump's lawyers demanding his testimony by november. the

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look outside at the bay bridge this morning. moving along pretty nicely at this hour. everybody else at homes knocking the bad. there are 2 men kron, 4. we love to see it in love to hear conditions pretty nice out there. in terms of the weather that day. >> yes, this not a bad day to the little breezy now going on in. this will be from the on shore direction. so a little coon may want to throw on the jacket. here's a shot, by the way, speaking of which by needed here in places like this half moon bay, we even see the skies start to break open a little bit for us. even at this early hour or so. everybody's going to see pretty some sun coming out. might see some scattered clouds left over in the atmosphere, though. would you have a fire weather watch solano county. that's we're waiting for that to turn into a red flag warning that bases will be with us for sunday noon until 8 but were left over with the dry atmosphere even after those winds. here's what happens with the cloud cover. it's kind of stubborn in spots here you by 2 o'clock couple stray showers working their magic up to tahoe. however, we get to tonight. it looks like mostly into the

clear and we stay that way for sunday. but the concern will be the winds in from the different direction post the front. that's the big concern is looking on shore right now. as you can see the coverage area start to flip more northwesterly by tonight. due north. it looks like right through solano county. look at that. good news is this will not last very long after by tomorrow night it starts to subside. going into your monday, but we're still going to be kind of stuck with that dry air and nothing to really move the atmosphere until success of systems coming in from the northwest. good direction for 2. so things really start to improve on that front today. we do dry off a whole lot. we do those relative humidities. the league in the 30's, not a good recovery. tomorrow morning. and from that point away, we go bone dry east bay up to the north bay and add winds to that even though it's cool temperatures, that's the concern is and we're stuck with this drier again until we get to early or into next week with successive systems coming in. so putting it all together. early fog clouds pm clearing, although we're

getting some of that as we speak now, as you can see, mild inland highs in the 70's, we're actually because behind the front, it's colder air, even though it offshore. so temperatures are actually drop in some spots a little bit, even with those dry offshore wind 60's in some parts of the bay in london, the 70's. so next week we start off sunny, but by wednesday, thursday, friday, variable clouds will call it. and again, that northwesterly pattern coming our direction. 67 san francisco today, 70 for oakland, 68 san jose keeping a few scattered clouds in there for good measure. highs today, very modest, lower 70's well inland and even up to the north bay more a bit. we'll check into the 4 zone forecast. of course, that extended to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> a new sobering center in san francisco is raising safety concerns arise center and the city's south of market district takes in people struggling with opioids, meth and other substances and gives them a place to sober up and get help. but one business owner says it's become a breeding ground for crime and other dangerous activity.

>> all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. >> the city's department of public health says the facility has been successful in taking in more than 1000 people and providing them with lifesaving medication. in the east bay berkeley. police are investigating another shooting that happened during an attempted catalytic converter theft. it happened just thursday morning at the fair feet. fairview and king streets roundabout not far from the ashby bart station. according to police, a neighbor yelled at someone they thought was trying to steal a converter from a parked car. that's when a different person fired a shot towards the witnesses. house. no one was injured. oakland police are raising the alarm about a rise in power. 12th f's. police say they've been happening in the oakland hills between 09:00am and 02:00pm. police say that 2 to 4 armed people are involved in these

thefts. and police are advising people living in the area to engrave their name and phone number on their tools. any tools kept outside should be locked up or have a tracking device attached. for your money. president biden's student loan forgiveness program could be in jeopardy after a federal appeals court temporarily halted the program. kron four's justine waldman has more on the court's decision and what this means for people applying for relief. the student loan forgiveness, application page still active but getting money back is on hold. >> a federal appeals court issued an administrative stay temporarily blocking president joe biden's plan to cancel billions of dollars in federal student loans. the white house press secretary tweeted this. the ruling does not prevent people from applying for student debt relief, nor does it stop the federal government from reviewing the applications. the administration just cannot distribute relief until the court makes a ruling.

republicans have sharply criticized the program for being too expensive. the congressional budget office estimates the program will cost about 400 billion dollars over the next 3 decades. i wouldn't call it forgiveness because you're not getting anything. you're just shifting it over to taxpayers. the biden administration officially launched the program on monday. federal courts dismissed 2 republican led challenge is to the program on thursday before friday's court ruling. the president criticized republicans for putting the relief for millions in limbo. their outrage is wrong and it's super critical. the white house says this plan will help some 43 million people pay off some of their student loan debt. >> and vows to fight the gop challenge in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> well, the company that owns snap chat is closing its san francisco office. snap says the facility was not being used months. much sense. the shift to remote work during the pandemic. the company announced a few months ago it

was laying off 20% of its staff. a snap has several other bay area offices, including one and palo alto and developing news this morning, the widow of a former usc football player is suing the ncaa after she says they failed to protect her husband from repetitive head trauma. the lawsuit claims matthew guy died in 2018 from permanent brain damage caused by numerous blows to the head while playing football. but lawyers for the ncaa blamed these death on heavy drinking drugs and other health problems. experts say this case could have big implications for similar cases going forward. >> i think that this is going to have a lot of eyeballs on it because in the legal community, especially with regard to professional and amateur sports, a jury trial verdict, verdict against the ncaa or against the nfl after a jury trial will be used by every other plaintiffs attorney in the country. we've had a lot of settlements,

thousands of settlements, hundreds of settlements over the last 10, 20 years involving professional sports, but never a jury trial and that's what everybody is going to be looking at here. >> this is only the second wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit to go to trial and it could be the first of its kind to reach a jury. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the last 48 hours have brought a lot of good news for the san francisco forty-niners as they get ready to take on the kansas city chiefs. we break it all down for you after the break.

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introduced mccaffrey to the media after the blockbuster trade that brought him back to the bay area. the former stanford, all american is a major addition to the niners and he says he can't wait to get to work with head coach kyle shanahan. >> don't know if there's better putting guys in positions to have success and taylor into what they're good you know, for me, i've watched him today do some unbelievable things with some great running backs and even the running backs in the room right now. you know, i'm just excited to learn from them into hear how coach and coach is not just the running back position, but every single position on the field, something that, you know, you kind of hear legends about carolina. we had a tight ends coach brian angelica who was with him for a while and you just hear legends about how good of an offensive mind it is. and so to be here is that i'm excited. >> it is not clear yet how much mccaffrey will play tomorrow kickoff for the game against the chiefs is set for one. 25 at levi stadium.

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but your dog's best friend is your ex-girlfriend... because she always has irresistible pup-peroni. be your best friend's best friend. pup-peroni. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. and let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. shall we? >> davis was in the weather center tracking the latest for us. some wind, some chilly weather. tell us all about it. dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and now also to add all of that, let's take some sons period on through the east bay shoreline. so some of this cloud cover starting to depart as we talk about looks pretty good for your afternoon. may want to bundle up just a little bit as it will be cool with that on shore winds with even high temperatures expected in the lower 70's well inland going on for today. may actually be technically cooler in spots tomorrow, but that will be a dry offshore wind lower 60's cover, most of the territory. you've got 66 off to antioch and up to the north bay there, chilly. 56 still hanging on

for santa rosa. 62. meanwhile for san jose there the winds currently on shore teens to lower 20's at work and then expects to continue with the passage of the front and the breakdown for you. 68 by one by 4. 69. just keeping a few stray clouds kind of hanging around a little bit. solano county and off to the sacramento valley. that's where the fire weather watches. we expect this to become a red flag warning and this coverage time is noon tomorrow to 08:00pm in a bit. we'll take a look. also your 4 zone forecast in the extended 70. thanks very much, dave. >> security at san francisco state university is being questioned after demonstrators interrupted a city district attorney debate that demonstration force. the current da brooke jenkins to leave the stage kron four's haaziq reports. >> this is video of student protesters interrupting the san francisco district attorney candidates forum thursday at sf state

university. among other things, the protesters were shouting out. the names of black and brown killed in police shootings and how they don't approve of how interim district attorney brooke jenkins is handling those cases instead of addressing that and hearing out young people. >> the dea walked out in less than 5 >> according to the campaign to elect with jenkins, the protest presented security concerns considering the lack of additional security infrastructure which they say allowed the protesters to push their way into the debate after being told not to enter by organizers, the da's campaign consultants and kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, the district attorneys security detail sole responsibility is to keep the district attorney safe and they made the ultimate decision for her to leave as the city's top prosecutor, she faces higher public safety risk and the safety of her and her family is always a top priority, unquote. while san

francisco state grad student joshua little who recorded the videos has mixed feelings about the da not sticking around. he says he understands the motivation behind the students who protested because i think that, you know, leaders and candidates especially should be held accountable for the positions that they take. >> and that's county for that. but at the same time, >> i think a lot of people are saying like all us is here her out. and let's hear, you know what people have to say. i think yes, that is true. but the same time it's like if you take a lot of policies and including, you know, putting 16 17 olds and trying them as adults like it's not surprising that a lot of young people are going to be furious at >> in san francisco has it you run for new. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and tomorrow governor gavin newsom and republican candidates. senator dolly face off in a debate >> polls show governor newsom leads by a wide margin.

dollars said if he is elected he will work to suspend the gas tax. declare homelessness a public health crisis and introduce a comprehensive water plan to combat the drought. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. so be sure to tune into kron 4 news on sunday for a full recap of this debate. 2 months into the school year and west contra costa unified, still struggling to fill some teacher vacancies. let's tell you all about that. there are 18 vacancies at the elementary schools about 16 at both middle and high schools. and 26 special education vacancies. the district is on board and several new teachers and they're expecting 27 of them in december from the philippines through the teach us a program, hundreds of other positions such as custodians counselors, librarian speech, pathologist tutors and even classroom aides are also open. so they are looking to fill a lot of positions in the south bay. the los gatos union school district has agreed to pay

5 million dollars to 2 men sexually abused by an elementary school teacher joseph, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison last november for molesting 8. former students at blossom hill elementary, one victim was abused in early 2020 and will get a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused between 2008 2009 and will get 4.2 million dollars. new this morning in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office seized 10,000 fentanyl pills from a house in hayward. deputies say the fentanyl was disguised as oxy-contin. they also found 12 pounds of powdered fentanyl. the drugs were on their way to oregon. police say. detectives seized over 72 pounds of meth from a santa rosa home officials arrested. 28 year-old jose sanchez and his house on u.s. court near this super china's market. they found 2 handguns. sanchez was charged with possession of controlled substances and

firearms. he also had several warrants, including a probation violation and a dui. in san francisco. a business owner is fed up after her jewelry store is targeted for the 4th time the theft captured on surveillance kept on skews me. the theft was captured on surveillance cameras and kron four's gayle ong has reaction from the shop owner. the owner of the shop says this is not the first time her jewelry store has been targeted by thieves. the most recent that happened wednesday, a bracelet. >> and gold necklace were stolen. the merchandise worth $6,000 >> and that's when mabel zhang chased after this man who ran off with her merchandise surveillance video capturing it all. it was around 12, 30 wednesday afternoon. at first the man calmly walks in the chung says she remembered him. he was here before 2 weeks ago. he came with wife. and so

they've to stop. and so when he come back and we out of that she then pulls out jewelry from the casey key site, ok, i want to be just heavy do you have anything like that? so i took that from the case. >> a big gold chain. and then up go play and he stopped asking, is goal how many going the states then this them and takes off in a getaway car. >> john has been running her presidio heights, jewelry store for 15 years. she says her store has been hit 3 times by thieves this year alone. it has never happened before. i always do. you go about having that open? and this year, you know, it's get to the point, michael k one change a friday afternoon. this longtime

customer checks in on sean was still reeling from losing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. i should be. running my business not to have to worry about these kind of it. >> people forced to close. they are shocked this small business stealing. >> yeah, very stressful class. >> john reported this incident to sfpd. she says she plans to lock her doors during business hours and install the buzzer for customers in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, a cannabis dispensary in oakland says burglars continue to target their business. that latest burglary happening just yesterday morning. you can see in this next video here, a red suv slammed into a white van outside of ivy hill. cannabis. the owner said they think the red car was trying to ram into the front of the store, but they don't realize is a security guard was actually inside the white van. you see someone in red come up to the suv as it speeds away. this

dispensary has been targeted 2 other times this year. and right now you're watching video of a break-in at ivy hill that happened 2 months ago and the owner says that they think every break in has been done by the same group of thieves. in the sausalito city council will consider a move to put power lines underground. this part of a pg any upgrade planned in the city? the 60 million dollar project would affect nearly 700 properties in the city between glen drive and marion avenue as demand for electricity increase, this new option will be added on top of the default upgrade from pg and e which would replace overhead lies and facilities, but significant additional funds would be needed for this project. so the city council will see a presentation on this proposal at this upcoming tuesday's meeting. and taxpayers may see some relief coming next year. inflation has triggered the largest adjustment to the irs standard tax deduction since 1985. duncan maclean has details.

>> major changes to tax brackets coming for next year. as inflation continues to affect people all over the world. now automatic annual adjustments to the irs says tax brackets hoping to dull the impact here in the united states some years ago decided that the wood index, these brackets. >> based upon inflationary trends. so i think that people will see some relief next year with their tax filings. so here's the numbers. >> first changes to the standard deduction used by 85% of filers the deduction for married couples up by $1800 for single filers and increase of $900 and for heads of households, $1400. but that's not all big adjustments for tax brackets. these are the new threshold for joint filers 12% owed for incomes over 22,000 and 22% for any income. more than 89,000 for individuals, similar changes. 24 1% kicking in around $95,000 to make the top tax bracket. you have to take home

more than $231,000. so inflation is bad and it's changing your taxes. but how much will actually save you pre pay? check one expert we spoke to it's not as much as we hoped. so it is that they're going to getting more. they're going to be they're not going to be a. >> you know, and war tax to kind of just keep things. keep things level as they they won't be they will be punished. first on their taxes. >> and that was duncan maclean reporting for us this morning. >> for your money, gas prices continue to drop and you can expect in most cases to pay less than $6 for a gallon of regular. according to aaa, the state average is now 5.79 a gallon. san francisco county is the only one in the bay area where residents will pay an average of 6 bucks. napa, san mateo counties pretty close behind there. alameda santa clara and contra costa counties all paying around 5.80, solano county comes in with the lowest rates at 5.66.

a gallon. that's $0.6 lower than yesterday. average gas prices nearly half a dollar lower than they were this time last week. but we are still about $0.50 higher than a month ago. >> look at high temperatures going on here for today. we have some lower to even approaching middle 70's for today with this onshore wind with the switch off shore. you know, temperatures section little cooler than today. so a

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now outside at the richmond bridge this morning moving along pretty smoothly out there. good time to head out in that direction. if you're planning to hit the roads this morning, overhead, little bit of cloud cover out there. not sure how long that's going to stick around for. but i know that dave spahr has the answers. heyday a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know what the front one of the things that does for it >> is the kind of mixes up the atmosphere. we're always talking about that mixing thing with fog and all well, in some ways it looks like it's trying to help clearing up conditions such as half moon bay at the coast. you're getting some the letter, a son going on to start things off this early. so, you know, sometimes of the front that that does help out a little bit in terms of the mixing process now is still left over some residual clouds even into the afternoon. just a touch kind of like leftover business at all. but then we're looking for us, which of those winds offshore later. this is what it is. it's a front. so initially it's on shore flips off shore from below and that

brings with it really cold air. but it's dry. and that's what we're really concerned about coming in from the wrong direction. winds here they are on shore. you can see most of the day flipping now out of the northwest. so so that sweater on, even though the sun's out and get a decent amount of sunshine today, there's a nice pocket there. some strong offshore winds. you can see that really pop on sunday morning into the afternoon. that's why this level county statement was in there the fire weather watch going on from noon until 8 tomorrow. again, that's all the coverage area. we have the bay area right now. but the power safety shut offs will happen up there to napa as well. here's what happens on future cast for going forward for the moisture levels. little dry this afternoon shore. here's the recovered tomorrow morning. that's week. but we've seen better. and then we get to the afternoon bone dry east bay up to the north bay. this is where the concern is and we're banking off of this dry atmosphere even when everything is done by monday morning. what will happen is that marine layer will start chipping away at that. and this is opening up

the flow pattern by tuesday. some scattered clouds, maybe a sprinkle or 2. we've got new opportunities coming forward all next week into next weekend. so hopefully from all of this, we won't have another offshore wind event. even if it's token shower, moisten up that ground level a little bit to give us some insulation and protection looks like another front coming our way to. that's good stuff. all right. 4 zone forecast for today. 67 san francisco will do the lower 60's coast wide 69 to burlingame to the south foster city, 70 palo alto, 68 in the south bay, most readings upper 60's on this east bay shoreline mid to upper 60's tri valley. 71 pleasanton but popping to 74 for walnut creek danville. typically these numbers may be a little lower tomorrow, even though we do have the offshore wind. 66 filet o 73 for fairfield and 71 for santa rosa. it's in a tumble forecast going on as we go forward. let's for some scattered clouds in here tuesday, wednesday and maybe even on friday. hopefully next weekend. maybe some showers

coming working or 2 looks from my watch. got 60's going on along the east bay shoreline as well. stephanie, i ringing the bell for you because i was so thrilled that forecast. a lot. there. >> things back here at home. oakland's professional soccer team. the oakland roots ready for its second playoff run. mayor libby helped raise the team flag a city all yesterday and there it's going to take on the san diego loyal tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. they're also be an official watch party at the oakland athletic club at 7. i'm just tickled pink by the bell. okay. the san francisco animal care and control needs your help. the shelter says they have run out of space for incoming rabbit says nearly 3 dozen bodies way to be adopted. a spokesperson from the sf ace isis has more than half. the rabbits were rescued from a hoarding situation. adoption fees have been reduced to $20 and all the bunnies are in good health and vaccinated. the animal shelter is open every day from noon to 05:00pm and just look at their faces. they're so cute and

they could really use your help and helping them find a forever home. happening today, the santa rosa police department is hosting a gun buyback event, handguns, rifles and shotguns in good condition will be purchased for $200 each and $300 for assault rifles or ghost guns. there is a limit of 3 firearms. people can bring into exchange for cash. the gun buyback event will be held at the bridge church in santa rosa from 11:00am to 03:00pm. in national news. arizona's governor is responding to the biden administration's orders to take down a makeshift wall along the u.s. mexico border as markie martin reports, the state is picking up the slack from the federal government. >> arizona is saying no to the biden administration's demand to take down the state's makeshift wall. the federal government's refusal to action means that we lost over the summer. arizona governor doug ducey ordered the installation of more than 100 shipping

containers to fill the gaps in the trump era wall along the u.s. mexico border last week, the u.s. bureau of reclamation sent a letter to the state saying the containers violated u.s. law and were not approved to be placed on federal land, including more than 40. they claim were placed on tribal land. but arizona leaders aren't conceding their response obtained by news nation writing back in part this, the myriad of federal agencies that claim jurisdiction on the southern border but do nothing to prevent the public nuisance caused by illegal immigration and criminal activity that exploit open border is quite frustrating. really this, you know, it's the federal government is demanding that the shipping containers. >> be taken down. arizona is saying no. >> i mean, legally, how does this play out? border enforcement is a federal issue period. the end. so if the state won't comply with federal demands or requests,

the next step is going to be litigation. in a former interview with news nation, yuma county supervisor jonathan lines. so the people of arizona had demanded the move to protect state borders. it's the drugs and the bad actors who are coming across the border and we need to get border patrol the tools so they can continue to the border and provide security for the nice thing. about 6 weeks after 130 containers were set up, migrant crossings started to drop in places. but the numbers are still staggering. according to you, miss chief patrol agent just last week, more than 5,000 migrants from 38 different countries were arrested in that sector and agents encountered almost 200 unaccompanied children. >> all right. as we inch closer to halloween one california neighborhood is being told they have to give out candy flyers were found all over a suburban los angeles instructing people to have candy ready for halloween night. the notice was signed by a neighborhood watch

captain. but a lot of people in the area have rate mixed reactions to this mandate. >> like peop e ju t were laughing about it. people were some who are upset. they're like, how dare you like mandate something? are we getting tickets citations? if we do well, some people thought it was ridiculous. honestly. >> course, the validity of the statement and whether or not it really did come from a neighborhood watch group is to be determined. but according to the flyer, the goal of making candy give out mandatory is to bring life back to the community. post-pandemic. and while some adults, as you just heard, were kind of confused and not happy about this, a lot of children, however, seem perfectly pleased with the idea of a mandatory candy in the neighborhood for trick or treating. well, the truth is out there. and a brand new committee of nasa experts are tasked with solving unexplained you sightings. astronaut scott kelly is among the 16 people selected by nasa to analyze data from hundreds of apparent sightings. the group also includes astrophysicists,

oceanographers and other types of scientists. they will spend the next 9 months combing through data and their findings are set to be shared with the public sometime next summer. and we'll be right back.

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just go out. so this comes after nobody matched all 6 numbers on wednesday and the last time the powerball jackpot was this high was an early january. so if you win this cash, it's going to be about 277.5 million dollars in cold, hard cash to pocket away and the deadline to buy tickets for today's drawing is at 07:00pm. so what do you think, david, going to put that some a i don't like the way to get some, maybe about a billion, want to get to the real stuff. some gambling you said that's the 2.77. that's the pay out. yeah. if you take the cash, not the annuity. is that how that works? i believe that is the cash payout cash payout. all right. given occassion coming up on talking about winds a lot. and one thing i didn't mention real quick here. >> if we can slap this up, this as you see that tan color along the coast. that is a wind advisory that for all the on shore winds, i mentioned that time is correct. forget the other stuff in the tex there until 9 tonight. so wind

advisory for those heavier winds. buckle up, urban the buckle up. bundle up a little bit. if you're at the coastal areas will be chilly. fire weather watch. that's the lionel county, sacramento valley. i think probably the next 12 hours will be talking about a red flag warning. >> here you go. your seven-day forecast stuff. we do have a couple systems to watch out for next week. maybe a stray sprinkle or 2 scattered clouds but mild temps. all right. very good. i come and check it at the ready, ok? alright, this thanks very >> yes, but i take a look, everybody. i'm stephanie lin. thanks far. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great day.

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