>> 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 land. it is sunday october the 23rd and we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. it start off with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. clear skies to start things off yet with some of that dry air already filtering in. we don't see much intrusion going on with fog today. we won't either tomorrow as we take a little bit of a break from all of this. >> with this offshore wind program that we've been talking about today. you really start feeling it too. there's a look at half moon bay. you can see pretty much clear skies to get things started. that's going to be

the case all over the bay may be living intrusion into some high cloudiness. here's a quick snapshot of those winds. they're kind of variable right now. a little bit on shore as you see the coast and then mean, well, inland, they're kind of coming in from the southeast a little bit. so variable for now. but it's dry enough to allow those temperatures to fall. also post the front look at the numbers. we've got 40's on the board, some 50's hanging on here and there. so it's a little chilly inland, not your imagination. 43 off to livermore in. 46 for conquered. by the way, contrast this more than a dozen degrees behind yesterday in cases picking up there around the carquinez strait, hayward, 14 degrees behind and even a dozen degrees behind for san jose. the breakdown today again, plenty of sunshine expected as temperatures struggle through the upper 60's and yes, a stronger offshore wind in the making. fire weather watch has been canceled. we'll get more into that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. there's new developments in the story of that car buried in the yard of a 15 million dollar mansion on the

peninsula. we've learned that mercedes-benz has been removed from the home as part of the police investigation. kron four's gayle ong reports from adderton where this mystery is attracting visitors from all over. >> the car has been removed from the home, presumably to be studied at a crime lab. in the meantime, people have been stopping by here just to get a glimpse. >> we just want i want to get amazing that a whole car was buried. >> and the ground and that's why stand. perkins drove from san francisco to stockbridge ave in atherton saturday afternoon. my wife and i was like let's now to has a tendency exactly was going on out there. >> it was quiet outside the home, but it was a different feet on friday. >> the dav or dogs brought in so far no human remains have been discovered. police said the mateo county crime lab spent the last 2 days working to unravel a mystery. how this mercedes-benz discovered by landscapers ended up buried in the backyard of this

15 million dollar estate mean i've yet to see the picks it up. the kind been assuming it's a nice one out. that's why all the way that i would very light. >> according to police, the mercedes in question, a convertible sports car was reported stolen in 1992. >> police say the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. real estate records indicate the home was owned by johnny lew from 1994 to 2014. the move to washington state and has since died. officials say lou had years of trouble with the law, lewis convicted of murdering a woman in the 60's, but the conviction was tossed on appeal. he was also arrested in 1999 for trying to hire people to sink a yacht for insurance money. that yacht also reported stolen by lou. lou has not yet been tied to the car buried in the backyard. but the mystery now the talk of the town and really looking forward to, you know. >> know the details about the news that don't know. i don't know what to think. >> it's very, very strange. >> and i spoke to the daughter of the former owner of the home johnny lew. she declined to comment. police say there

will be an update on this case on monday. reporting from after than gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, police are investigating a possible attempted kidnapping of a 12 year-old girl in petaluma. the parents of the girl filed the report early thursday. the victim says the man got out of a white man and grabbed her near mckinley elementary school on ellis street. she described the van is having several dense on it. black rams tinted windows in a derogatory word spray painted in black on the passenger side door. no arrests have been made yet. one person is dead after a boating accident in sonoma county. crews say an inflatable boat capsized off the coast of salt point state park friday afternoon. 3 people ended up in the water. only 2 made it back to shore. helicopter rescue crews spotted the body of the 3rd person trapped underneath a large rock that victim a 60 year-old died at the scene. we have new video from alameda county firefighters of a rescue that happened in

newark. check this out. crews say they found one person trapped in a car after a crash happened on valentine. drive. rescue crews got that person out by using hydraulic cutters and other special equipment the cause of the collision is under investigation this morning. and pg e is warning north bay residents of potential power outages. wind gusts could reach up to 30 miles per hour today. kron four's amanda hari brings us guidance from a bay area. fire marshal. >> i spoke with the santa rosa fire marshal and he says this is the first big wind event of the year and he wants people to be aware and prepared. >> high winds across the bay area more on the way sunday. the bay area national weather service is forecasting wind gusts more than 30 miles per hour in san francisco and half moon bay in santa rosa. it's predicted to be about 27 miles per hour. and firefighters are concerned. >> for with the increase in wind speeds. the lowering

lowering of humidities, as well as the drying of fuels, sort of mean wildfire could rapidly spread under conditions like this. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says with the vegetation being so dry. >> they're concerned with fires pushing down the north bay hills. they're asking people to avoid any activities that could spark a wildfire like bonfires and to secure any loose items that can blow away like halloween decorations. you don't want those to get blown out into the street. >> off properties are potentially in the power lines and power could become an issue in more ways than one. >> pg and e put out a warning that these wind gusts could cause some power shut offs for safety reasons. >> to about 5800 customers through monday in our area's sonoma and napa counties could be affected specifically north of calistoga along highway 29. >> calistoga fire will be giving out grab and go bags at the station on sunday from 8 to 5. that includes a battery

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>> morning to you. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> taking a look outside over gorgeous san francisco this morning. >> beautiful shot. you can see the sun just starting to rise up behind that mountainside. there it while the sun is coming up, we are expecting some chilly weather today. dave. >> yeah, it's got a chilly conditions going on even this afternoon. you know, with all that sunshine and the dry conditions, the dry air is what's going to do in the morning hours. so maybe go to the legal test around here to do with the heater. that's make sure to operate. probably you folks inland, particularly going to feel that chill again tomorrow morning, clear skies happening at the coast. so that tells you just how dry

this air mass is. we're on the back side now of this cold front. let's get to those winds are kind of the start of the show for today. already offshore, as you can see that nice pocket up there and solano county drifting off to napa and a heavy clip, too. and we don't have any any wind advisories in addition to this, but they're coming off shore. the air is dry, not as hot as some time. some of these events are. but still, the concern is still there, elevated fire concerns. how the national weather service is calling this thing. no statements within that that extend beyond that point. as of now, here comes the shift. now more northwesterly as we start to get into monday afternoon by tuesday. i think that marine layer will start to respond. let's get to the moisture part of the program here. the humidity levels that fall off a cliff a little bit for today. again, temperatures will be cooler now temps in the dirt. one humidity is rather into the teens you can see for good chunk of the bay area way from water. but even around the coast is quite low. accept half moon bay hanging on there at 73, the recovery by tomorrow morning. very,

very weak as you will notice that allow temperatures to fall by tomorrow morning off again. we drop for monday afternoon. so any winds, no matter where they're coming from, will be negotiating through that dry air. there's the recovered. the marine layer by tuesday morning and we'll have kind of a decent fall like forecast for the week ahead with high temperatures in around 70. so today, mostly sunny, breezy, dry but cool 70's and 60's expected the fire weather watch we're talking about has been canceled. national weather service calls it somewhat of a borderline in terms of conditions. they said that the recent rains we've had over the last month has helped out. so these little nonsense, little rains. i don't do much except that your car dirty. they help out by getting at least the ground level, a little moist. and we have that actually on tap in our extended forecast for this week. cool, but dry to start 70's inland, a shower by saturday question mark. and that might be followed by yet another one. so maybe throw a little token, high cloudiness into the afternoon. but 68 per san francisco, 70 oakland, 68 1 for san jose wider geography

shows high temperatures only getting to the lower 70's coming up in a bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you, stephanie. thanks very much. dave. >> we're just about a week out skews me from the spookiest holiday of the year, which means the return of trick or treating and halloween gatherings for kids. and as the weather continues to call a new covid variants on the way the effort is now on to prevent the return of another winter surge. yikes. joining me live now to discuss is doctor david corn field, stanford children's health chief pulmonary pediatrician. good morning to you, doctor. good morning. thank you for having thanks so much for joining us. bright and early. you know, we're heading into the first of several big holidays over the coming months when it comes to halloween. what kind of safety practices should parents be? introducing for their young kids. >> but in addition to the usual practices to keep kids safe on halloween, i think you would be good to make sure the kids kind of trick or treat in

the same colbert's of groups. not keeping the numbers are small as possible. not exchanging with too many groups that that's possible. i think trick or treating outside. it's a really safe thing to undertake. if there's really concerns, kids wear masks as well. and i think as is the case every illness for children, if there's a vaccine available, that should be given to the kids. it's really the single best thing you can do that. keep your kids safe and fortunately there is a vaccine available for covid that kids are eligible for and that they should get. so i think those are some some clues that can be undertaken. >> and speaking of the obviously it is highly recommended to help slow the spread of covid. but also there's a bit of misinformation out there about the cdc is mandating the covid vaccine for school age children. could you help clarify for us? >> i'm not sure there's a mandate that anyone can mandate vaccines in this in

this way right now. but i think that there ought be a people who are worried about how their children are going do and everyone should be with respect to covid should get the vaccine they're safe. they vaccines have the. biggest amount of high quality data supporting their use of any intervention that we've undertaken in the history of medicine. i think that's an accurate statement. and so i say to my patients vaccines are the single greatest gift you can give your children. >> all right. and you're also flagging a respiratory virus that's affecting young children. so tell us a bit about that and how it spread. >> so respiratory virus rsv is it's called discovered in 1956. and 50% of all the children in the world get it in the first year of life. so it's very by the time kids are 3 years old. all kids across the world really have seen this virus. the problem that

we're having this here is that no one has been exchanging. the virus are getting it for the last couple 3 years. so we're being hit with a deluge of children who don't have immunity from the virus. we're being exposed to it for the first time and it's wreaking havoc, i believe, on our hospitals and children's hospitals across the country. there's a been a big flood inundation of children who've been admitted on the east coast and it's happening on the west coast as well with highs, census numbers of children's hospitals across the bay. >> ok, so this is our suvs and the name of the virus. one more time. >> it's respiratory syncytial virus. ok? for the most part, there's nothing to worry about for the most part, it's a common rite of passage for all children who get it virtually every child will see this virus at some point in the first 3 years of life, half all children get it by the time that one. >> and what are some of the symptoms that parents should be looking out for? and what's the best way to treat it? if

parents think that their kids might have it? >> our really supportive care and the kind of symptoms that we see it a runny nose. maybe read a reddish eyes, perhaps cough. it's the single biggest, a common feature and then really thick tenacious a nasal secretions and the single best thing you can do to make your children more comfortable. it's section their nose out. it's particularly a problem for the little ones. syringe is an excellent way to help take care of that. and for the most these are cold. last 3 to 7 days and kids do well with if you feel like your child is really getting ill, won't take any fluids is tremendously the and it's probably time to see a doctor. certainly time to see a doctor. last question here for you, doctor. any differences between covid-19 and rsv. >> there huge differences probably longer than we have

to talk about very different viruses. but the symptoms might be quite similar early on and especially for children so it's easy to mix the 2 up and the great thing is that we have vaccine against covid which will really mitigate the severity generally. our speed does not cause severe illness. generally covid does not cause severe illness in young children. so from the perspective of children were in great shape. ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and getting a vaccine for covid would be a great thing. i also recommend that people get a vaccine for influenza for their children that's approved for kids. 6 months of age and older. and it is likely going to be a reallf significant influenza season as well for the same reasons that i mentioned earlier, folks are now interacting down and exchanging viruses and this is part of humanity and we're in the middle of a big natural biological experiment.

we're finally people are seeing these viral infections after many years of really low respiratory infections. traits. so i anticipate that we're going to have a relatively robust amount of illness owing to these viral infections. all right, to the big takeaway here, get vaccinated, wash your hands and practice good hygiene. >> thank you so much, doctor cornfield with stanford children's medicine. we appreciate it. thank you very appreciate it. thank you very much for your time. 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. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema.

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additional cooling. so keep that in mind for tonight. tomorrow morning could be another chilly one for you, folks picky well inland away from water, but plenty of 40's on the board here. 51 going on for oakland. 54 for antioch and 54 santa rosa nevado also holding on to 50 for everybody else into the 40's, though, as you will note, the temperature contrast to 24 hours ago in some locations, a dozen or more degrees behind. it won't be so great tomorrow, but another chilly one expected again with the dry air clear skies and we have kind of a mixed bag of those winds, variable winds. they are at this current hour a little bit on shore, as you can see near the coast. but meanwhile, they're coming in from the southeast to the east. expect them to all pretty much be shifting out of the north as the day wears on the breakdown for you today about 60 at 11 by 2. we're talking 68. we do have about, though, in the longer range forecast to see in a couple shots of rain will have that coming up for you in just a bit. stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> in the east bay, there's fewer guns on the streets of pittsburgh this morning. the police department there

holding its first gun buyback event in 6 years as kron four's philippe learned the police department hopes to make this an annual event. >> the pittsburgh police department has been escalating its efforts to crack down on gun violence since the removal campaign was ultimately more than 100 guns being taken off the streets and that combined with more than 125 fire has residents turned in anonymously at city hall saturday. fewer guns are now in fewer hands. so in our community right now. >> if you add are then campaign over the summer. plus today's event that's over 200 guns off the street. so i think that's huge for our community here. councilmember chanel skills, preston was born and raised in pittsburgh and says the city has come a long way when it comes to gun violence, she was disturbed by last week's shooting, a block away from saturday's event which left a mother and her 8 year-old son wounded by gunfire. >> both are expected to

survive. >> and the suspect has been arrested. that just shows the importance. >> you know, having guns laying around the house old, anyone can get a hold of them and we don't know what they're doing with the mountain community. this is the first time the police department has held one of these events since 2016. they should really do it more often. corey turned in an inherited rifle. she didn't even know she had until she recently did a little around the house. >> the department handed out gift cards ranging from 50 to $200 depending on the type of firearm. so you concerned about gun violence i mean, who wouldn't be at least she can sleep easier tonight, knowing that, right? will never hurt anyone. all firearms collected by the police department will be destroyed in pittsburgh. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, masks are no longer required on stanford campuses and shuttles school. officials say this is because of the low level of covid-19 cases on campus and in the surrounding areas.

santa rosa officials meet on tuesday to discuss a new sideshow ordinance. if passed, that measure would give police the ability to arrest or site. everyone involved at sideshows. that includes people driving the cars. the passengers people watching from the street and organizers if approved, the ordinance will go into effect november. 25th. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. here we go. well today, governor gavin newsom and republican candidate for governor senator

and the decisive role it could play in several swing states this year. >> the historic level of early voting ahead of this midterm by millions across the country doesn't come without some controversy and confusion as courts step in state by state to try to work it out. the pennsylvania supreme court made 2 big decisions friday, one ruling that counties can send ballots with errors like missing signatures. back to the voter to correct it rather than throwing the ballot away. >> and to the state's highest court will accept the case to decide of ballots returned with a signature. but without the proper date should be disqualified or counted. republicans pushing for disqualification. democrats want them to count in virginia. republican governor glenn youngkin used his executive power to restore 800 convicted felons rights to

vote. a stark contrast to where some former felons were shocked to learn in august. they were being arrested for having voted after being allowed to register with no problem. a result of florida's voting law championed by governor ron desantis. this week a judge dismissed one of those cases, desantis office says de la piel. meantime, confusion in new york after a state judge ruled that covid fears are no longer a justifiable reason to request an absentee ballot. she ordered election officials to immediately stop counting all absentee ballots given out for that reason until an appeal is heard. and in delaware, the state supreme court ruled the state's new law allowing universal vote by mail and same day registration violate delaware's constitution. both rulings, big wins for republicans. over to the southwest trouble in arizona and error and registering voters cost around 1000 people

to receive ballots without local elections on them. secretary of state katie hobbs whos running for governor says the problem is being corrected and only affects a quarter of one percent of voters. hobbs office is also dealing with allegations that some so-called voter fraud hunters have been harassing voters who show up and ballot drop boxes falsely accusing innocent people of being ballot mules. taking pictures of those victims and their license plates. all right. tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote by mail in contra costa county. >> note that you can still register after monday, but you have to do so in person you can sign up online or fill out a voter registration card to register. those cards can be city halls, libraries and post offices in the county registration cards must be postmarked by tomorrow. so keep that in mind. lots of restaurants are having a hard time finding cooks and wait staff but not here. >> the hired help isn't even

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>> well, many restaurants are having a hard time hiring people to cook and serve meals. but how about robots being part of the wait staff on this morning's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to a san francisco restaurant that's run by robots. >> it's giant glorified

vending machine. but i don't know what's going on that would fill up the hungry human here would like to know is this a tech thing or is this a food thing? actually, it's both meet. mosley is to our knowledge, the world's first fully autonomous restaurant, serving a full hot menu, billed as the world's first robot run restaurant that kicks out delicious and sensibly priced mediterranean meals having really good communion. food does seem like something that should be possible at an affordable price point. and that's very much a vision of the founder alex kuczynski is a stanford grad student with artificial intelligence chops. he and his engine ear buds just wanted a quickie but healthy meal that wouldn't break the bank they as lee and eliminated the human element. mostly your robot. are you a real human being? i love flesh and blood human being. i am the chef behind the menu and the food's chef. eric came from a

michelin star sit-down restaurant in silicon valley. so yeah, he knows his way around the kitchen. even in automated won a lot of the ingredients that are made inside the we pre measure pre get the most of the way they're curious. patrons lineup here at the blue and white box in san francisco. spark social food park. >> they punch in what they like mediterranean grain bowls with lemon. is that hearts chicken or shredded lamb and key or full awful, you know, the basic price starts at 6.99. >> okay. the moment of let's see how it tastes. case like it's made by robot. >> kudos to the chef that the robot gets all the pretty cool stuff. sign of the times. >> all right. welcome back. or come welcome back to the sound of my holding up a machine. i am not a robot press one for

this press. 2 for your forecast taking. we're taking a look outside at this beautiful view of the bay of this is from our mount tam camera. we're really seeing the sun starting to come out waking all of us up out and dave, are we expecting a pretty chilly day out there? and we we see the you know this, you know, the sun coming out. i know in normally what happens is we have the marine layer. we can't see anything but this go around. hey, you know, looking pretty good at that. so we have the dry air that's in place. and this is half moon bay. we've got sunshine cooking here as well. the fog it's taken today and tomorrow off, it looks like it's and back again tuesday morning. kind of a good thing because it's little bit of a fire threat. we have the air that dry. >> again, here's half moon bay to start things off. a chilly, though, will be these are offshore winds. i know. but we have dry air here. temperatures been able to fall on the backside of this cold fronts going to feel no locations, not as warm as yesterday at the coast.cwe're at 42 for half moon bay 40's off towards the east. 54 for cut 50 up to santa rosa and 45

san francisco. so projecting those winds. a quick shift due north, a little pop happens around solano counties. you will notice and around kirk in a straight the delta. not real long, though. and that's part of the reason why the national weather service pulled this fire weather watch. it's borderline, according to their view, we still have the same elements, elevated fire, concerned with the dry air. still with us today, we lose the winds pretty much by tonight. tomorrow morning going to start off again on a dry note and then the recovery, the marine layer as we start going back on shore. here is the dew point that with a relative humidity, they're very low throughout the day today. this is tomorrow morning now. and so you can see how low it is. you can see the green comeback yet. so no recovery bone dry into monday afternoon. even though the winds have shifted and here we go, the marine layer starts to come back by tuesday morning. do have another hurricane out here. this is a roslyn category 3 to strike in the west coast of mexico. it's a from cabo san lucas, not a threat there. this is going to carry it real

quickly. this terrain here choose up these tropical systems real quickly take a lot of moisture out of it, which means could be some flooding again. max winds at 75 already by tonight. and tomorrow morning becoming as you can see, a tropical low real quickly into northern mexico. for us over this week. ahead, once we're done with all of this, there's another system. the drop south on tuesday, some scattered clouds, whatever. and that will continue through the week. and then we get to next saturday. here's a chance for some rain showers going forward now sunday again. and that means mountain snows may be repeating on that. so that's all good news. so even if it's not a lot quantitatively, this moist enough, the ground level, the cause of some insurance as we start to go forward into the season. 68 san francisco will keep a lower 60's hugging along the coast bayside. you look at the berlin games. 67 to the south foster city. 71 palo alto. 69 in the south bay got 68 for san jose. also along the east bay shoreline, tri valley in lower 70's territory. band around 74. but they hold a cool 64, 70 for

napa and 73 santa rosa. 7 day forecast again, kind of an eventful for this week ahead with scattered clouds. but as we get into saturday, maybe a shower cooking and here hopefully stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much. and dave. i'm a coffee. all right. one person is dead after being hit by a car saturday afternoon in petaluma. that crash happened around noon. nervous cvs and vintage chateau apartments on north mcdowell blvd. police say the victim fell backward and hit his head on the pavement. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the pentagon will soon provide travel funds and support for troops seeking abortions and are based in states where the procedure is banned and with the overturn of roe v wade, all or most abortions have become illegal in 13 states under federal law. the pentagon's health care system can provide abortions in cases of rape or incest or when a mother's life is in danger. >> taking care of our people continues to be the number one priority to ensure that we provide seamless access to

reproductive health care as appropriate and consistent with federal law. >> meantime, president biden promised this week the first bill he would send lawmakers next year would codify roe if democrats can keep control of congress. and tesla ceo elon musk could reportedly layoff a majority of twitter employees if he becomes ceo markie martin explains. it was the shocking report that had people chirping about twitter on thursday. the washington post reporting twitter's workforce was likely to be hit with massive cuts in the coming months revealing elon musk had told prospective investors he plan to get rid of nearly 75% of the company's 7500 workers. it would essentially turn twitter into a disaster, right? a lot of problems with crop up. lot of people who knew how to fix them would be there anymore. but in the wake of the damning

report, twitter's general counsel sending out a same day companywide email confirming the social media giant has no plans for mass layoffs. they are at risk of losing key talent who would stay at this company knowing are hearing that there's going to be 75% of the workforce. laid-off legal commentator chris melcher says while twitter's attempt to allay fears might be truthful, now it may not account for what's to come under future leadership. well, the company is in this kind of twilight zone at the moment. elon musk is not the owner of twitter. whatever he says he's not. >> twitter policy and it may close next week, but in the meantime, he is not the owner. so the general counsel can speak for twitter. the news comes during musk's turbulent acquisition of the social platform following his 44 billion-dollar bid, he tried to walk away from the deal, igniting a series of lawsuits this month. musk says he will proceed on original terms. all

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> all right. good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. happy sunday to you. it is october the 23rd and we're covering a lot for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a clear start. we are 2. here's a shot from the east bay shoreline. you can see the blue skies blue bay and it's going to stay that way today. but we're adding those gusty winds and their 2. they will be offshore. so we have dry air to contend with as well, elevated fire concerns is how it's being phrase now. the fire weather watch has been canceled that we had earlier. but pg e is still going ahead with their safety power shut-offs in the north bay for today. tomorrow. here's a look now at what we got for those winds, though. this is a snapshot currently the not particularly very active. they are somewhat variable until we start to pick up that offshore wind that will happen later this morning into tonight. the

wind temperatures right now we're mostly in the 40's and expect another chilly morning tomorrow. this will be actually in the wake of some of the winds which is allowed those temperatures to fall dry air clear skies that allows us to a fall temperature wise in the stairs. kind of cool that's coming in from us. so we don't have the hot dry winds as the temperature contrast we have, as you can see, the inland spots in some cases, a dozen or more degrees behind yesterday. the contrast will be that pronounced tomorrow morning. but another chilly one expected 63 at high noon by 3. we're talking 6 to 9 again. lots of sunshine today. tomorrow. and then that marine layer come snapping back. maybe some showers working here next weekend. forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, james. >> and there's new developments in the story of that car found buried in the yard of a 15 million dollar mansion on the peninsula. we've learned that mercedes-benz convertible has been removed from the home as part of the police investigation. kron four's gayle ong reports from atherton where this mystery is

starting to attract visitors. >> the car has been removed from the home presumably to be studied at a crime lab. in the meantime, people have been stopping by here just to get a glimpse. >> we just want i want to get amazing that the whole car was buried. >> and the ground and that's why stand. perkins drove from san francisco to stockbridge avenue after 10 saturday afternoon. my wife and i was like let's out to has a tendency exactly was going on out there. >> it was quiet outside the home, but it was a different scene on friday. >> the dav or dogs brought in so far no human remains have been discovered. police said the mateo county crime lab spent the last 2 days working to unravel a mystery. how this mercedes-benz discovered by landscapers ended up buried in the backyard of this 15 million dollar estate mean yet to see the picks it up. the cause of the morning. the shooting is a nice one out. that's why all the way that i would very light. >> according to police, mercedes in question, a convertible sports car was reported stolen in 1992.

>> police say the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. real estate records indicate the home was owned by johnny lew from 1994 to 2014. the move to washington state and has since died. officials say lou had years of trouble with the law, lewis convicted of murdering a woman in the 60's, but the conviction was tossed on appeal. he was also arrested in 1999 for trying to hire people to sink a yacht for insurance money. that yacht also reported stolen by lou has not yet been tied to the car buried in the backyard, but the mystery now the talk of the town and really looking forward to, you know. >> know the details about the news that raid has no, i don't know what to think. >> it's jerry, very strange. >> and i spoke to the daughter of the former owner of the home johnny lew. she declined to comment. police say there will be an update on this case on monday. reporting from after than gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, police are investigating a possible attempted kidnapping of a 12

year-old girl in petaluma. the parents of the girl filed the report early thursday. the victim says a man got out of a white van and grabbed her near mckinley elementary school on ellis street. she described the van as having several denson. it black rims, tinted windows and a derogatory word spray painted in black on the passenger side door. no arrests have been made yet. one person is dead after a boating accident in sonoma county. crews say an inflatable boat capsized off the coast of salt point state park friday afternoon. 3 people ended up in the water. only 2 made it back to shore. helicopter rescue crews spotted the body of the 3rd person trapped beneath a large rock that victim a 60 year-old died at the scene. we have new video from alameda county firefighters of a rescue that happened in newark. crews say they found one person trapped in a car after a crash on ballantine drive. rescue crews

got that person out by using hydraulic cutters and other special equipment. the cause of the collision is under investigation. this morning. pg and e is warning north bay residents of potential power outages. wind gusts could reach up to 30 miles per hour today. kron four's amanda hari brings us guidance from a bay area. fire marshal. >> i spoke with the santa rosa fire marshal and he says this is the first big wind event of the year and he wants people to be aware and prepared. >> high winds across the bay area more on the way sunday. the bay area national weather service is forecasting wind gusts more than 30 miles per hour in san francisco and half moon bay in santa rosa. it's predicted to be about 27 miles per hour. and firefighters are concerned. >> for with the increase in wind speeds. the lowering of humidities, as well as the drying of fuels sort of mean wildfire could rapidly spread

under conditions like this. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says with the vegetation being so dry. >> they're concerned with fires pushing down the north bay hills. they're asking people to avoid any activities that could spark a wildfire like bonfires and to secure any loose items that can blow away like halloween decorations. you don't want those to get blown out into the street off properties are potentially in the power lines and power could become an issue in more ways than one pg. and e put out a warning that these wind gusts could cause some power shut offs for safety reasons to about 5800 customers through monday in our area's sonoma and napa counties could be affected specifically north of calistoga along highway 29. >> calistoga fire will be giving out grab and go bags at the station on sunday from 8 to 5. that includes a battery phone charger, water, snacks and a blanket for any customers impacted by the outages.

>> and that was amanda hari reporting for us. we'll take a look at this. folks in the sierra woke up to snow fall. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab tweeted several videos yesterday posting these images of a winter wonderland unfolding in the sierra. according to the national weather service. this weekend's cold fronts in the region is bringing gusty winds much colder. temperatures, rain and snow. it really is just so nice to really feel like we're starting to settle into that holiday season. hopefully we are due for a white winter this year. why holiday all right. so turns out nobody won the powerball jackpot last night. it's now up to 610 million dollars. now, if you win the cash, it will be roughly 292.6 million dollars. the next drawing happens tomorrow. october 24th. good luck, everybody. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're just weeks

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>> all right. here's a look at the breakdown going on here for you today. 63 at high noon at 3 o'clock. we're talking 69. it's a chilly start. map is looking at 39 right now. those clear skies and drier means another chilly start tomorr

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>> i not too above the embarcadero at this hour, but we are getting some great perspective of the cruise ship that docked hotel on water whatever just kind of >> of. but it's looking very pretty out there this morning along the embarcadero in san francisco. we're going to check in with dave real quick on our forecast a day, ok? yes, when things we have, as you notice in that picture there, the trees aren't moving at all by the winds. yeah, we expect that did to start to develop later on this afternoon. we're getting clear skies. you'll notice about all the camera locations we're talking about because we don't have that fog going on this morning. big surprise with dry air. expect the same thing tomorrow. after that, our traditional fog or at least that marine layer comes back again. that's kind of some good news as well. again, this the east bay shoreline, you see the blue skies bluebay going on the winds. let's get into it. boom. they come very quickly out of the offshore direction, but not too long by 9 o'clock. you see this start to dissipate a bit and drop off. that's part of the reason why the national weather

service kind of backed off of this little bit. it's not a long lasting event. the air temperatures, air temperatures are very high and it's an elevated of concern is what they're talking about through all of this. now, let's get to the humidity part of the program because that's also kind of telling to does get quite dry off to the east bay and north bay recovery. tomorrow morning. not much. it's going to be fairly dry tomorrow afternoon. dry bone, dry inland. and here's the recovery. the marine layer, the green is back again. that's nice. so putting it all together for you. mostly sunny, breezy, dry, but cool 6 70's and 60's. again, the fire weather watch has been canceled. partially credited to the it will shower that we had the pass through a couple weeks ago. that is aided in this of effort this week. we've got cold dry to start. but throughout the week as that marine layer comes back again, pretty nice kind of a tumble and then into the next weekend, we have a chance to look at some more showers, more insulation, more of the fire retardant coming our way. 68 san francisco, oakland, 70 68, san jose. the big board talks about lower 70's and

also up to the north bay as well. we've got about 68 going on for san francisco. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> one person is dead after being hit by a car saturday afternoon in petaluma. that crash happened around noon near the cvs and vintage chateau apartments on north mcdowell blvd. police say the victim fell backwards and hit his head on the pavement. he was taken to the hospital where he died. tesla ceo elon musk could reportedly lay off majority of twitter employees if he becomes ceo. >> markie martin explains. a shocking report that had people chirping about twitter on thursday. the washington post reporting twitter's workforce was likely to be hit with massive cuts in the coming months revealing elon musk had told prospective investors he plan to get rid of nearly 75% of the company's 7500 workers. it would

essentially turn twitter into a disaster, right? a lot of problems with crop up. lot of people who knew how to fix them would be there anymore. but in the wake of the damning report, twitter's general counsel sending out a same day companywide email confirming the social media giant has no plans for mass layoffs. they are at risk of losing key talent who would stay at this company knowing are hearing that there's going to be 75% of the workforce. laid-off legal commentator chris melcher says while twitter's attempt to allay fears might be truthful, now it may not account for what's to come under future leadership. well, the company is in this kind of twilight zone at the moment. elon musk is not the owner of twitter, whatever he says he's not. >> twitter policy and it may close next week, but in the meantime, he is not the owner. so the general counsel can speak for twitter. the news comes during musk's turbulent acquisition of the social platform following his 44

billion-dollar bid, he tried to walk away from the deal, igniting a series of lawsuits this month. musk says he will proceed on original terms. >> amir that can detect your blood pressure and a car with eyes. rich demuro takes a look at more fines from japan's largest tech show. in today's tech smart. >> sea-tac is japan's largest tech show. and this is the first time it's been in person in 3 years. historically, the emphasis has been on consumer electronics, but now it's all about how technology will impact our lives in the future. tokyo, a city now we open japan, synonymous with electronics. >> it's here that ceatec 2022. is being held for the first time since the pandemic shut it down. >> with everything on display from medical devices to the metaverse sharp showing off a

mirror that uses a tiny sensor to take your vitals step in front and in seconds, get a reading of your blood pressure and pulse rate to stick with. gets good to use money build a new night held at tk. they placed a tiny laser diode into a pair of glasses. the result full color augmented-reality. >> it's been an idea for some time now, but the smaller that act, the more might happen compared to the home base, hopeful ten-time. came time to write the come up. then will be able to get off it and helps alpine known for their car audio touch free, but and projected into midair. it's cold air input, candy, for hospitals, restaurants and any world's you don't want to touch dirty buttons every time. the screen. because we do need we didn't he's got same for this touch free slot machine. just wave your hand in front to start and stop the wheels. it looks funny. but

the ice on this car serve a purpose. the idea behind these giant eyes is to let the destrehan's know that a self-driving car has seen them a ever section of the show for one of the most crowded areas. instant avatars were hit. there's me in the of the just like you as we have just by the business partners in the business seems as our amended reality, this place for and of course, in your room to take instagram or the pictures. >> japan no longer requires visas for visitors. and most of the people i spoke with said they're very excited about that. if you want to see some more my coverage from seatec 2022, you can find me on social media. i am at rich on tech in tokyo, japan. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. get your 40 niner gear ready. the red and gold are taking on the chiefs today.

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. the start up this half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave spahr tracking it all for us in the weather center. payday. hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. lots of blue skies working its magic today. you'll see plenty of that this afternoon. sfo, of course, no delays happening. >> and that fog not coming back again. maybe until tuesday, the least the marine layer at the ground will help out and act as that fire retardant. here's a look at those temperatures for you were in the 40's over a lot of

the real estate still. now sun is working in our favor, helping us out now. 39 bone chilling degrees up there up in napa in. 48, meanwhile for san jose, contrast for you. we've got about a dozen degrees behind where we were this time from yesterday. there's nap at 20 degrees behind. it won't be quite that contrast tomorrow morning. but should note it's another chilly start for us. so may have to grab maybe the heater for a little bit overnight. here's a look at the winds currently. there are somewhat variable, but they're going to come from the north and come off shore within the next few hours throughout the day today, 63 at high noon to 3 o'clock. we're at 69 of the fire weather watch we talked about that has been canceled. national weather service says it still borderline in that still fire elevated fire concerns with us with the dry air will have more on that forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. in the east bay, there's fewer guns on the streets of pittsburgh this morning. the police department there holding its first gun buyback event in 6 years as kron four's philippe

djegal learned that police department hopes to make this an annual event. >> the pittsburgh police department has been escalating its efforts to crack down on gun violence since the removal campaign was all to be more than 100 guns being taken off the streets and that combined with more than 125 fire has residents turned in anonymously at city hall saturday. fewer guns are now in fewer hands. so in our community right now. >> if you add are then campaign over the summer. plus today's event that's over 200 guns off the street. so i think that's huge for our community here. councilmember chanel skills, preston was born and raised in pittsburgh and says the city has come a long way when it comes to gun violence, she was disturbed by last week's shooting, a block away from saturday's event which left a mother and her 8 year-old son wounded by gunfire. >> both are expected to survive and the suspect has been arrested. that just shows

the importance. >> you know, having guns laying around the house so anyone can get a hold of them and we don't know what they're doing with the mountain community. this is the first time the police department has held one of these events since 2016 should really do it more often. poor returned in an inherited rifle. she didn't even know she had until she recently did a little around the house. >> the department handed out gift cards ranging from 50 to $200 depending on the type of firearm. so you concerned about gun violence from i mean, who wouldn't be at least she can sleep easier tonight, knowing that, right? will never hurt anyone. all firearms collected by the police department will be destroyed in pittsburgh. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. starting tomorrow, masks are no longer required on stanford campuses and shuttles. >> school officials say this is due to the low level of covid-19 cases on campus and in the surrounding areas. and we're just about a week out from the spookiest holiday of the year, which means the return of trick or treating in halloween gatherings for kids.

and as the weather continues to cool in new covid variants are expected on the way. the effort is now on to prevent the return of another winter covid surge. i spoke with doctor david corn field, the chief pulmonary pediatrician at stanford children's health earlier this morning and he shared some tips on how you can help keep your kids safe during halloween. >> i think you would be good to make sure that kids kind of trick or treat in the same colbert's of groups. not keeping the numbers are small as possible. not exchanging with too many groups. if that's possible, i think trick or treating outside. it's a really safe thing to undertake. if there's really concerns, kids wear masks as well. >> doctor cornfield also stressed the importance of getting the covid vaccine for your kids saying it is the best way to protect them from any new variants. >> and kron 4 is your local election headquarters today. governor gavin newsom and

republican candidate for governor senator brian. dolly. >> face off in a debate in san francisco. that's happening this afternoon. and polls show governor newsom leads by a wide margin. always said that if he's elected, he will try to suspend the gas tax, declare homelessness and public health. a public health crisis and implement a comprehenside plan to combat the water crisis. newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. kron. 4 capitol reporter eytan wallace is going to be covering this for us. so make sure you stay tuned for the kron. 4 news tonight for that complete coverage. and as we inch closer to the midterm elections are joe khaleel takes a look at mail-in voting and the decisive role it could play in several swing states this year. >> the historic level of early voting ahead of this midterm by millions across the country doesn't come without some controversy and confusion as courts step in state by state to try to work it out. the

pennsylvania supreme court made 2 big decisions friday, one ruling that counties can send ballots with errors like missing signatures. back to the voter to correct it rather than throwing the ballot away. and to the state's highest court will accept the case to decide of ballots returned with a signature. but without the proper date should be disqualified or counted. republicans pushing for disqualification. democrats want them to count in virginia. republican governor glenn youngkin used his executive power to restore 800 convicted felons rights to vote. a stark contrast to where some former felons were shocked to learn in august. they were being arrested for having voted after being allowed to register with no problem. a result of florida's voting law championed by governor ron desantis. this week a judge dismissed one of those cases, desantis office says de la piel. meantime, confusion in new york after a state judge ruled that covid

fears are no longer a justifiable reason to request an absentee ballot. she ordered election officials to immediately stop counting all absentee ballots given out for that reason until an appeal is heard. and in delaware, the state supreme court ruled the state's new law allowing universal vote by mail and same day registration violate delaware's constitution. both rulings, big wins for republicans. over to the southwest trouble in arizona and error and registering voters cost around 1000 people to receive ballots without local elections on them. secretary of state katie hobbs whos running for governor says the problem is being corrected and only affects a quarter of one percent of voters. hobbs office is also dealing with allegations that some so-called voter fraud hunters have been harassing voters who show up and ballot drop boxes falsely accusing innocent people of being ballot mules. taking pictures of those victims and their license

plates. >> people >> held a rally saturday and that would city to get out the vote. the row for change rally was organized by lauren lynn, a high school student from palo alto. she says the midterm elections are the time to stand up and fight for reproductive rights. tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote by mail in contra costa county. you can still register after monday, but you got to do so in person at that point you can sign up online or fill out a voter registration card. now those cards can be found at most city halls, libraries and post offices in the country or rather in the county and contra costa county and registration cards must be postmarked by tomorrow. well, many restaurants are having a pretty hard time finding cokes and wait staff, but not at this next place. we're about to introduce you to with the hired help apparently is not

even human this morning on dine and dish we check out a new restaurant run by robots.

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kidnapped and killed the black teen over accusations he flirted with a white woman. this happened back in 1955. and that hill's death served as a catalyst for the civil rights movement. >> it means everything. it comes out the prom. and i here. worse. they had no intention doing anything. it made a mockery of just and i that i ever get a chance. i do my best to make african-american. >> the 9 foot tall, bronze statue shows till wearing slacks, a dress shirt and a tie with one of his hands on the brim of his hat. >> and for highs today will get to the lower 70's going on with dry air offshore winds that were care. fire weather watch has been canceled, but we're still elevated with those fire concerns. take a look at that forecast both near and far the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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how dupixent can help heal taking a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. beautiful perspective there. this is from our sutro tower camera this morning. i could just look at this you forever. it's it's so let's head up.

but we do have to move on with our weather forecast. of course, i know dave's been tracking the conditions out doors for dave, is it going to keep staying cool out? there is going to warm up which we well, kind of fall like day to day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. so we'll stay kind of on that cool note. it looks like today even into tomorrow all week long. those temperatures will be like fall-like. >> but the conditions will change a little bit as we start to get to midweek here. here's a live shot of half moon bay. >> frequently, all the shots were showing you a lot of fog. we have to fight through. but the case going on today or tomorrow, so enjoy the blue skies temperature check for you. look at that map right where my nose is. 39 degrees checking in at this hour now. 40's to the east bay. 58 for antioch. 49 santa rosa. 45 meanwhile, 4 san francisco winds. this is the projections were talking about not doing much right this second, but this pop off shore up in the north bay, particularly that's why pg and he's going to have a safety power shutoff today. tomorrow, it looks like by this evening it really starts to subside. so this wind event never was very long to begin

with. it's going to live up to that. but it will be dry in that atmosphere is going to be dry in its wake because we really have the front moved through. that was cool, dry air. that's kind of hanging around here aided by this offshore flow pattern. and then we shift back more on shore as we get to tuesday. let's get that humidity part bone dry. it looks like in the far east bay tomorrow morning, the so-called recovery, very little. so expect no fog. and those clear skies at the first light. and then back to a bone dry afternoon on monday. then by tuesday morning, as you can see, nice recovery. we're back to kind of business as usual for that week ahead, you ask scattered clouds into tuesday, but the pacific opens up not much at first. then maybe a shot on saturday sunday here, successive system as well. then there's a shift is everything kind of goes up north, but that will help kind of moisten up the lower levels of the atmosphere. 68 4 zone forecast keeping it at the 60's along the coast. bayside got 60's as well. 67 san bruno foster city, 71 mountain view.

65 down here in the south bay upper 60's, keeping those upper 60's on tap on the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 70's. 74 danville, 73 for concord. over to chilly 64 70 for fairfield and for santa 73, 70 forecast. we've got to kind of lower 70's working here, maybe even some upper 60's hanging out. but the big thing we're watching is on saturday got a chance of rain, hopefully will be followed by another on sunday. stephanie. thanks very much. james. >> well, bay area teacher has been recognized as one of 5 california teachers of the year. that special honor does go to educators with exceptional skills and creativity who created positive learning environments and meaningful contributions for their students. laura road works at mountain view, high school, teaching spanish and the ambassador class. she's also advisor for the ambassador's club and the spartans dance club. and we're so pleased to have her join us live on set thank you so much,

lauren, for being here with us and for your hard work. thank you so much. you know, how does it feel? first of all, to get recognized, you have any idea. well, it was a surprise to be honored at the school level and the district level and then came the county level. and that was shocking in california was a really nice surprise. and it's a huge honor. >> in, you know, obviously we listed some of the things that they do look for when they're looking for educators to recognize. >> so clearly there's you know, there is something unique about your teaching style that students levin gravitate towards. so tell us what got you into teaching at what motivates you to head back to that classroom every single day. well, i have teaching in my i come from a line of professors, teachers, counselors and administrators. so i've always loved helping. >> i started tutoring at a young age and just saw the power that an individual can have to impact any other life and i took that and ran with it and really delved into how

it can be the best possible spanish teacher and now leadership teacher the end. obviously, you also taught during the pandemic as well. really have to recognize our teachers for the hard work that they put into helping so many students who that really tough. first couple of years and with the distance learning and then real person and then we're in pods. and then all of a sudden we're back and vote again. so you know what sort of strategies did you implement encourage students to keep coming back to class and feeling gauge with the material. well, distance learning was a huge challenge. i think it's a year that every teacher wants to block out of their memory. but we came out of it with some really great i think teachers had to completely rethink the way they taught how they connected with students. i think teachers gained a lot of skills and technology that they still use. and huge newfound newfound appreciation for connecting with students in person. so i see that now

teachers really taking the time to connect one-on-one with students and also students connecting with each other. they're just joyous being in the classroom. now. so it's really refreshing knowing that it was 2 years ago that we were online and now seeing how they're socially blossoming, emotionally blossoming is so wonderful to see. and there certainly is a reward to seeing everyone back in the classroom. again, just that in-person interaction just can't be beat. you know, speaking of that remote learning time, period, there were some new studies that recently came out showing, you know, there was some concern that students weren't testing as well because of the distance learning and just the trauma that happened during those earlier years of the pandemic. what sort of strategies do you recommend that parents also implement when they're working with their kids at home? if you feel like if they feel like their kids may might be having a hard time feeling caught up with the academic material. yeah, i love that. you mentioned parents because it really is a web of support.

it's it comes from peers comes from parents, administrators and teachers. and i think the most foundational thing, yes, you can talk about test foundational thing in any st o- student's education is how they feel in the classroom, whether they feel safe, whether feel socially emotionally. well, whether their mental health is taken care of and coming out of the pandemic. we've seen lots of high numbers in mental health challenges as well. so teachers and parents can ensure that their students and children are are well supported in that way, getting the help they need so that they can succeed academically. obviously, that's the end goal. but there's so many other basic factors that go into a student's wellness that we need to taken into account. all right. lauren teacher at mountain view, high school and one of california's teachers of the year. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you so much for having me. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> it's a dying glorified vending machine. i don't know what's going on that would fill up the hungry human here would like to know is this a tech thing or is this a food thing? actually, it's both meet. mosley is to our knowledge, the world's first fully autonomous restaurant, serving a full heart menu. >> billed as the world's first robot run restaurant that kicks out delicious and sensibly priced mediterranean meals having really good communion. food does seem like something that should be possible at an affordable price point. and that's very much a vision of the founder alex kuczynski is a stanford grad student with artificial intelligence chops. he and his engine ear buds just wanted a quickie but healthy meal that wouldn't break the bank they as lee and eliminated the human element. most likely you're robot. are you a real human being? i love flesh and blood human being. i am the

shot behind the venue and the food's chef. eric came from a michelin star sit-down restaurant in silicon valley. so yeah, he knows his way around the kitchen. even in automated won a lot of the ingredients that are made inside the we pre measure pre portioned a keep the most of the way they're curious. patrons lineup here at the blue and white box in san francisco. spark social food park. >> they punch in what they like mediterranean grain bowls with lemon. is that hearts chicken or shredded lamb and key or full awful, you know, the basic price starts at 6.99. >> okay. the moment of let's see how it tastes. case like it's made by robot. >> kudos to the chef and the robot gets all the which >> so there are still some humans involved with that. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the

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>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and it is sunday october. the 23rd. we're covering a lot for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with who else, dave sphar. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, dry and sunny is how we're starting today off and chilly should add, as we've seen temperatures mostly in the 40's to get things started. even a couple of token lower or upper 30's. here's a live shot happened. half moon bay. >> not much the way that traditional fog we see this morning. it's the same kind of program expect tomorrow that marine layer is by tuesday morning. look at those wind see a little off shore up their to fairfield but elsewhere, kind of variable right now, a little bit of an onshore wind down around the peninsula. we've got 50's now on the board in the east bay up to the north bay. 45 chilly degrees. still hanging on a whole. but 51 now for napa and 55 santa rose up for the contrast this morning. it's not as great now, but we're still doesn't agrees behind for tri valley livermore. there. also for concord.

meanwhile, napa, 10 degrees behind and 9 degrees behind san jose. keep the sunshine one. 66 by 1 o'clock by 4. 69. so cool. temperatures, windy, even though they will be dry. offshore winds. the fire weather watch has been canceled. however, we're still elevated fire concerns with us. we'll get more into that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> there's new developments in the story of that car bound found buried in the yard of a 15 million dollar mansion on the peninsula. we've learned the mercedes-benz has been removed from the home as part of the investigation. kron four's gayle ong reports from atherton where this mystery is attracting visitors. >> the car has been removed from the home, presumably to be studied at a crime lab. in the meantime, people have been stopping by here just to get a glimpse. >> we just want i want to get amazing that a whole car was buried. >> and the ground and that's why stand. perkins drove from san francisco to stockbridge ave in atherton saturday afternoon. my wife and i was like let's now to has a tendency exactly was going on

out there. >> it was quiet outside the home, but it was a different feet on friday. >> the dav or dogs brought in so far no human remains have been discovered. police said the mateo county crime lab spent the last 2 days working to unravel a mystery. how this mercedes-benz discovered by landscapers ended up buried in the backyard of this 15 million dollar estate mean i've yet to see the picks it up. the kind been a shooting a nice one out. that's why all the way that i would very light. >> according to police, the mercedes in question, a convertible sports car was reported stolen in 1992. >> police say the current homeowners did not own the home at the time. real estate records indicate the home was owned by johnny lew from 1994 to 2014. the move to washington state and has since died. officials say lou had years of trouble with the law, lewis convicted of murdering a woman in the 60's, but the conviction was tossed on appeal. he was also arrested in 1999 for trying to hire people to sink a yacht for insurance money. that yacht

also reported stolen by lou has not yet been tied to the car buried in the backyard. but the mystery now the talk of the town and really looking forward to, you know. >> know the details about the news that don't know. i don't know what to think. >> it's very, very strange. >> and i spoke to the daughter of the former owner of the home johnny lew. she declined to comment. police say there will be an update on this case on monday. reporting from after than gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. in the north bay, police are investigating a possible attempted kidnapping of a 12 year-old girl in petaluma. the parents of the girl filed the report early thursday. the victim says a man got out of a white van and grabbed her near mckinley elementary school on ellis street. she described the van as having several dents on it. black rams tinted windows and a derogatory word spray painted in black on the passenger side door. no arrests have been made yet and one person is dead after a

boating accident in sonoma county. crews say an inflatable boat capsized off the coast of salt point state park friday afternoon. 3 people ended up in the water. only 2 made it back to shore. helicopter rescue crews spotted the body of the 3rd person trapped beneath a large rock that victim a 16 year-old died at the scene we have new video from alameda county firefighters of a dramatic rescue that happened in new york. crews say they found one person trapped in a car after a crash happened on valentine. drive. rescue crews got that person out by using hydraulic cutters and other special equipment. the cause of the collision is under investigation this morning. and pg e is warning north bay residents of potential power outages. wind gusts could reach up to 30 miles per hour today. kron four's amanda hari brings us some guidance from a san jose fire marshal. i spoke with the santa rosa fire marshal and he says. >> this is the first big wind event of the year and he wants

people to be aware and prepared. >> high winds across the bay area more on the way sunday. the bay area national weather service is forecasting wind gusts more than 30 miles per hour in san francisco and half moon bay in santa rosa. it's predicted to be about 27 miles per hour. and firefighters are concerned. >> for with the increase in wind speeds, the lowy lowering of humidities as well as the drying of fuels sort of mean wildfire could rapidly spread under conditions like this. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says with the vegetation being so dry. >> they're concerned with fires pushing down the north bay hills. they're asking people to avoid any activities that could spark a wildfire like bonfires and to secure any loose items that can blow away like halloween decorations. you don't want those to get blown out into the street off properties are potentially in the power lines and power could become an

issue in more ways than one pg. and e put out a warning that these wind gusts could cause some power shut offs for safety reasons to about 5800 customers through monday in our area's sonoma and napa counties could be affected specifically north of calistoga along highway 29. >> calistoga fire will be giving out grab and go bags at the station on sunday from 8 to 5. that includes a battery phone charger, water, snacks and a blanket for any customers impacted by the outages. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us and take a look at this. folks in the sierra woke up to snow fall. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab tweeted several videos yesterday posting this winter wonderland according to the national weather service, this weekend's cold front in that region is bringing gusty winds much colder. temperatures, rain and snow and hopefully conditions keep up like this so we can expect

a white christmas. hopefully fingers crossed in the sierra and also if you're planning to head up in that direction, make sure you carry your chains with you. all right. turns out anybody or rather nobody won the powerball jackpot last night. the jackpot is now up to 610 million dollars. if you win this cash, it will be roughly 292 0.6 million dollars. still a lot of money. the next drawing happens tomorrow. october 24th. best of luck to you. and if you happen to be a lucky winner, make sure you reach out to us to kron 4. we would love to interview. all right. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're just weeks away from the midterm elections and the debate for the governor's seat happens today in san francisco. >> what we're expecting to hear from the candidates and after the break, a national rail workers strike is still possible as demands from one union are rejected by some rail companies. how that could rail companies. how that could affect you.

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up to 2 billion dollars a day. if that strike were to happen, the unions involved in this have agreed to put off a potential strike until mid-november to provide some more time to negotiate. conspiracy theorist. alex jones wants a new trial. he's asking a judge to throw out the nearly 1 billion dollar verdict against him earlier this month, a connecticut jury award families of the sandy hook shootings. those damages after jones admitted he lied when he said the 2012 massacre of 20 children and 6 teachers was a hoax. the family sued him for defamation and emotional distress. jones's attorneys say the pretrial rulings were unfair and a miscarriage of justice attorneys for the family say they'll file a motion against a new trial. >> dry air in place across the bay area and offshore wind will be kicking up this afternoon. so still watch out for that elevated fire concerns with us. temperatures will be in the upper 60's to near about 70. look at your forecast. we come back kron 4 morning news.

>> welcome back. we're taking a live look now outside at our walnut creek camera. this morning. we see traffic moving along quite nicely on that roadway there. and the sun is really starting to come out. i know that dave is tracking all of our weather conditions out there. he's been doing so all morning, spend all this time.

and that was for center, which is why so good at his job. dave, what can people expect out there? >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and we're showing to the sutro camera shot as well because which you showed us in london. this typically clear there. but in the morning hours, we have all of the time have fog. not this morning and not tomorrow morning. dry air key point which we've been talking about and that's going to be around look around with us tomorrow as well. we do have offshore winds and pg e is going to be going forward with their power shut off safety power shut-offs in the north bay for napa and also some sonoma counties. here's what's going on for those winds. speaking of which there's the pop offshore you can see right there around solano county. it spreads out a little bit in the east bay and that dry air is going to be in place today. tomorrow. then we start shifting a little bit as we get into monday and off into tuesday. let's get that. the humidity part of the forecast bone dry this afternoon. you can see and then by tomorrow morning, a little recovery, not much of one still won't be much the way of fog. very dry tomorrow afternoon as we bank off of a dry atmosphere. here

comes the recovery monday night into tuesday. i yes, a marine layer is back. we could top that actually in the next week it looks like we have a shot, maybe a shower. fingers crossed here. now today, mostly sunny, breezy, dry, but cool 70's 60's will be the role 60's pretty much around the bay waters inland. you might get those 70's. far weather watch has been canceled. national weather service called it borderline conditions. their explanation also for this was we had some rain a couple of weeks ago that kind of aided in even those little kind of nonsense rains that don't seem to do much of anything. they moisten up that ground level. so that's at least a plus on that front for this week. it's cool. dry to start off 70's going on in london, a scattered shower by saturday and followed by another one maybe into sunday. that's what the long-range forecast is hinting at. 68 san francisco, maybe throw some high clouds and they're just a little bit 70 going on for oakland. 68 san jose. and even though it's a dry offshore wind still be a little bit on the chilly side, though, going on with this highs today. we've got the lower 70's well inland. you can see there same kind of do open the north bay for don't

forget, the winds will be the major part of the forecast. i'll be going to the 4 zone forecast for you in a bit. check that extended while we're at it right now. stephanie's going to the dogs 70. >> that's right. dave. happening tomorrow, it is the start of seniors saving dogs week. you can see we have some senior pups joining us live here today. and it is national a national senior dog awareness program. and joining us now to talk about all of this and perhaps bark about all this as well. is alice man with lily's legacy, senior dog sanctuary in petaluma. thank you so much for being here with us this morning. thank you for having us. this is really wonderful. we really appreciate it. and you also brought some friends who are available and we're looking for their forever home. they're looking for ever home. this is yoshi and this is juneau down here on the floor. if you can see her, yes. >> they're bonded pair. they lived in a kennel for 49 years before they came to lily's. and they're just sweet easy

girls. it's easier having these 2 dogs and it is heavy. one like, well, you know, she's a little almost 11. we think. >> and who knows about 9 or 10? i was just so sweet. they have lot to be. captain lost energy and they're just super sweet girl. so they need a wonderful home. >> and what sort of thing should people expect when they are looking to adopt a senior dog? >> senior dogs are really easy for the most part to meld into a home. they're very, very appreciative of their new they are usually good with other dogs. they're good with people. they're just it's just a lot lot energy required to take in a senior dog. puppy lot less training. and that's where thing they come pretty well and you actually really started this national senior dog movement. tell us why it was so important. >> that you've got this idea off the ground, recognize senior dogs. couple of things. one, i don't think there's a we wanted to. >> prevent a good education program or availability for

education for people who i'm just so people know about the play of senior dogs that are homeless and the joys of adopted them. and there also are a limited number of senior dog rescues throughout the united states and if we all collaborate and we all know each other. i stephanie, i get calls all every every week i get calls from people asking me about a dog that they need saved and it might be from boston or memphis or dallas or some place. and we get calls from all over the country. and so it's really nice now to say, you know, we're in california and we can help you, but i can send you, you know, i can tell you where to go to find out. yeah. and so we have a web site at saving senior dogs, usa dot org. and on that list there's a list of all the rescues that are participating in saving to your dog's week. this is our national once 20 year fundraiser for the program and all the funds divided equally among the rescues. >> and so tell us a bit, too, about your sanctuary lily's legacy. senior dog sanctuary

based out of get us started. how many dogs are you currently supporting? we well, i got started because i was doing volunteer rescue for gold retriever rescue and i took it a little. >> not little. she was e 70 pound golden retriever named lily which you might have think she was an amazing girl. i i i was not on a track to start a senior dog rescue but sheet. that's that was her we had her for 4 months before she passed away. but she was just an exceptional dot. and you know, there's there's a need for rescue for large breed. senior dogs because they're the hardest to get adopted, particularly out of the we don't find that it's hard to get them adopted once we have them and they, you know, get the care and then and the medical care and the tlc that they need. and then people that are looking for senior dogs nowhere to come and they know they can come find one, you know, with us. he wanted i just have to also point out to how well behaved these 2 doggies are, you know,

just very sweet, very, very calm to be around. >> and you mentioned that they are bonded pairs. they are about their see somebody take both is yes, yes, and that if at all possible and also i'd like to point out, too, that you're you've also done some work with ken wayne, our evening anchor. yes, the flying tails segment. tell us, yes, that relationships been well. kids been wonderful every year for saving to your dog's week. this is our for saving to your dog's week and he's done story on on kron every year for it. so that's wonderful. i think he's doing one next week. he also is a member of flying flying tails and flies dogs that are in need around and we had a family up in portland that was going to adopt one of our dogs and so on portland, oregon. and so ken, very kindly offered to take olof up. there little black law. so all of a loft on the plane and put himself in the backseat, buckled in and off landed safely, landed safely and he's happy happy as can be ok with a wonderful family. his this is the 3rd dog they've adopted from a so.

>> we know them pretty well, but very good. and so again, how can people get more information on adopting if they're interested? they can go to depend on where they are. if they're interested in adopting a dog in the northern california area, they can go to lily's legacy dot org and are other rescues. the 2 senior dogs in california and saving senior dogs usa dot org. >> is a site where you have a list of all the rescues that are participating in saving to your dog's week. >> okay. wonderful alice man with lily's legacy, senior dog sanctuary in petaluma. thank you so much for joining the your wonderful work. well, thank you. we really appreciate it. this is wonderful. all right. so adopt today, you know, she in it's easier having these 2. that is heavy, one dog. i promise they're looking for their forever homes and it could be you. all right. >> we'll be right back.

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when you du more with less asthma. morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this hour with a look at our forecast with day spa in the weather center tracking it all for us. they did a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. 4 today expected to be mostly sunny, as you can see, sfo, no delays happening out there. >> however, bit on the chilly side. it will be even with

those offshore not providing much in the way of warmth, but it will be the dry air. we're a little concerned about. >> temperature check for your mostly 50's across the real estate. 61 going on for antioch, the warm spot kind of indicating that that's an out there. 50 meanwhile for half moon bay and the contrast, even at this late hour, still trailing from yesterday this e. but it doesn't degrees in some of those inland spots. there winds. currently, we do see the offshore winds taking hold. we can see that off to the east bay. little bit out of the northwest. we notice up in the north bay and still a little bit on shore for the peninsula. 66 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're at 70 expect a similar type of treatment for tomorrow, but that marine layer starts coming back by tuesday morning. now have a look at that extended forecast which has a mention as a baby, seen some rain next weekend. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. hopeful for rain as well. >> now in the east bay, there's fewer guns on the streets of pittsburgh this morning. the police department there held its first gun buyback event in 6 years as kron four's philippe de gaulle learned the police department hopes to make this an annual

event. >> the pittsburgh police department has been escalating its efforts to crack down on gun violence since the removal campaign was ultimately more than 100 guns being taken off the streets. and that combined with more than 125 fire residents turned in anonymously at city hall saturday. fewer guns are now in fewer hands. so in our community right now. >> if you add are then campaign over the summer. plus today's event that's over 200 guns off the street. so i think that's huge for our community here. councilmember chanel skills, preston was born and raised in pittsburgh and says the city has come a long way when it comes to gun violence, she was disturbed by last week's shooting, a block away from saturday's event. >> which left a mother and her 8 year-old son wounded by gunfire. both are expected to survive. >> and the suspect has been arrested. that just shows the importance. >> you know, having guns laying around the house so

anyone can get a hold of them and we don't know what they're doing with the mountain community. this is the first time the police department has held one of these events since 2016. should really do it more often. corey turned in an inherited rifle. she didn't even know she had until she recently did a little around the house. >> the department handed out gift cards ranging from 50 to $200 depending on the type of firearm. so you concerned about gun violence i mean, who wouldn't be at least she can sleep easier tonight, knowing that, right? will never hurt anyone. all firearms collected by the police department will be destroyed in pittsburgh. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, masks are no longer required on stanford campuses and shuttles school officials say this is due to the low level of covid-19 cases on campus and in the surrounding areas. and we're just about a week out from the spookiest holiday of the year, which means the return of trick or treating and halloween gatherings for

kids. and as the weather continues to cool and with new variants on the way from covid, the effort is now on to prevent the return of another winter surge. earlier this morning, i spoke with doctor david corn field, the chief pulmonary pediatrician at stanford children's health. he offered tips on how to protect your kids during halloween. i think you would be good to. >> make sure that kids kind of trick or treat in the same colbert's of groups. not keeping the numbers are small as possible. not exchanging with too many groups. if that's possible, i think trick or treating outside. it's a really safe thing to undertake. if there's really concerns, kids wear masks as well. >> doctor cornfield also stressed the importance of getting the covid vaccine for your kids saying it is the best way to continue to protect them from the virus. and santa rosa officials meet tuesday to discuss a new sideshow ordinance. if passed, the measure would give police the ability to arrest or cite everyone involved at

sideshows. that includes people driving the cars. the passengers people watching from the street and organizers, if approved, the ordinance will go into effect november. 25th. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and today governor gavin newsom and republican candidate for governor senator brian. dolly face off in a debate in san francisco. that's happening this afternoon. and polls show governor newsom not surprisingly leading by a wide margin. dolly said if he if he is elected, he will try to suspend the gas tax, declare homelessness a public health crisis and implement a comprehensive plan to combat the water crisis. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. our capitol reporter eytan wallace will be covering this for us and you can tune into kron. 4 news tonight for that complete coverage of the debate. as we inch closer to the midterm elections are joe khaleel takes a look at boat. excuse

me takes a look at mail-in voting and the decisive role it could play in several swing states this year. >> the historic level of early voting ahead of this midterm by millions across the country doesn't come without some controversy and confusion as courts step in state by state to try to work it out. the pennsylvania supreme court made 2 big decisions friday, one ruling that counties can send ballots with errors like missing signatures. back to the voter to correct it rather than throwing the ballot away. and to the state's highest court will accept the case to decide of ballots returned with a signature. but without the proper date should be disqualified or counted. republicans pushing for disqualification. democrats want them to count in virginia. republican governor glenn youngkin used his executive power to restore 800 convicted felons rights to vote. a stark contrast to

where some former felons were shocked to learn in august. they were being arrested for having voted after being allowed to register with no problem. a result of florida's voting law championed by governor ron desantis. this week a judge dismissed one of those cases, desantis office says de la piel. meantime, confusion in new york after a state judge ruled that covid fears are no longer a justifiable reason to request an absentee ballot. she ordered election officials to immediately stop counting all absentee ballots given out for that reason until an appeal is heard. and in delaware, the state supreme court ruled the state's new law allowing universal vote by mail and same day registration violate delaware's constitution. both rulings, big wins for republicans. over to the southwest trouble in arizona and error and registering voters cost around 1000 people to receive ballots without local elections on them. secretary of state katie hobbs whos running for governor says

the problem is being corrected and only affects a quarter of one percent of voters. hobbs office is also dealing with allegations that some so-called voter fraud hunters have been harassing voters who show up and ballot drop boxes falsely accusing innocent people of being ballot mules. taking pictures of those victims and their license plates. well, tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote by mail in contra costa county. >> know that you can still register afeer monday, but you must do so in person you can sign up online or fill out a voter registration card and those cards can be found that most city halls, libraries and post offices in the county registration cards must be postmarked by tomorrow. and a new face could appear on your pocket change pretty soon. asian american actress anna may wong is the latest person to be put on the quarter as part of a new series focused on celebrating important women in american history. hannah

brandt has the story. >> from the silver screen to silver colored coins. anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our community. chinese american museum director david doing says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country. a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she vocally fight against her beauty, grace and talent really broke past barriers. george washington university

professor doctor alexa, alice job in says this honor is a part of wong's ongoing legacy. even in her day she was born this work of representation and job in says the racism against asian-americans. that long faced isn't only in the past. this is an occasion for us to remember that some of these problems crests aced while this tribute is about pocket change, advocates believe it's also about a big kind of change that can be a conversation starter. it's about telling a complete americans story in washington. i'm hannah brandt. many restaurants are having a hard time hiring people to cook and serve our meals. but >> on this morning's dine and dish, vicki liviakis takes us to a san francisco restaurant that's turning to robots for some help. >> it's a dying glorified vending machine. but i don't know what's going on that would fill up the hungry human here would like to know is this a tech thing or is this a food thing? actually, it's

both meet mostly is to our knowledge, the world's first fully autonomous restaurant, serving a full hot menu, billed as the world's first robot run restaurant that kicks out delicious and sensibly priced mediterranean meals. having really good canadian food does seem like something that should be possible at an affordable price point. and that's very much a vision of the founder alex kuczynski is a stanford grad student with artificial intelligence chops. he and his engine ear buds just wanted a quickie but healthy meal that wouldn't break the bank they as lee and eliminated the human element. most likely you're robot. are you a real human being? i love flesh and blood human being. i am the shot behind the menu and the food's chef. eric came from a michelin star sit-down restaurant in silicon valley. so yeah, he knows his way around the kitchen. even in automated won a lot of the ingredients that are made inside the we pre measure pre

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside now at downtown san francisco this morning. skies looking very pretty and blue. seems like a good morning to head out there for a walk after you finish watching the kron. 4 morning news. that is, of course, let's check in with day perspective on the weather outdoors. also available on the kron on at all. there you go. yes with you. wherever you are. anywhere on the planet. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of what's going on to its far sutro camera. there's the golden gate off to the distance center hasn't been shy at all today. we've been able to see it from first light.

>> so to start things off, pretty good notes. no marine layer to worry about. that's going to the same situation tomorrow before it starts creeping back into us. our forecast on tuesday, setting up the tahoe little drop in forecast highs as we get to tuesday wednesday, although i suspect we're getting a little melting going on there. it's a little early in the season here. and there's more yet to come in. the extended forecast, by the way, back to those winds here offshore already developing up here in the north bay solano county, spreading out to napa. but it's only kind of a one-day event when we start to get to tonight. that starts to subside in the winds will be relatively modest overnight. you've got clear skies. you got the dry air in place, not much in the way of winds. perfect recipe to watch temperatures tumble tomorrow morning. so expect another chilly start to your day into the afternoon on tuesday. little bit that onshore wind kicks in. so humidity levels dropping off bone dry today. tomorrow morning, a little recovery very dry again on your monday afternoon before ios tuesday morning. it comes back again, will be kind of a

mixed bag of some sun and clouds throughout the entire week here. unfortunately, no real commitment of any rain, but the maybe hope of some by saturday here followed by another one on sunday. so that's kind of nice to look for. and certainly this is the right direction. so hopefully the weather patterns memorize that and keep that up for the winter. here's what it looks like. the 4 zone forecast. 68 san francisco. what do the lower 60's off towards the coast? 67 for burlingame heading to the south foster city. 71 palo alto, 69 and of the south bay, mostly upper 60's at work here. 68 for san jose. 67 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's. 72 pleasanton livermore at 73. 73. also for walnut creek, danville. 74 in much the same happening along the east bay shoreline berkeley, 67, the 64 70 for fairfield, 70 for napa and 73. meanwhile, for santa rosa, again, for much of the week, kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds depending on the day, temperatures inland close to 70, if not a little above or

below, then we get to saturday gets more interesting with that chance of rain developing. hopefully and continuing into sunday, stephanie. all right. thank you very, very much, dave. >> for your health this morning, at least one child dies every 5 days from choking on food. candy accounts for almost 30% of choking episodes. and with halloween just around the corner, our health expert karen owoc is here with some tips on how to help keep snacking safe this holiday season. so i thank you so much for joining us this morning. karen, by stephanie. all right. so let's kick things off by talking about the most common choking hazards. okay. so. >> first of joking is the leading cause. one of the leading causes of ac.idental death in the world and children typically choke on. candy, as you mention, as well as meat products, meat bones. also, i'm dogs. that's a big one. and also small objects.

and let's not forget the adult sale dot also choke to and typically they took on food and it's due to several causes. so adults typically are they might be having a drinking a lot of alcohol so they might choke also, they tend to eat very fast. that could cause him to choke. also, they might have difficulty chewing. maybe they up. dentures and then if they have any kind of skeletal or and neurological diseases that might have trouble swallowing it, swallowing so they might alzheimer's or dementia are our parkinson's, type of things. and so what do you do when you see somebody experiencing a choking emergency? >> so number one, you need to know the heimlich maneuver for infants as well as adults and no cpr to because in case you can't get the object out being you'll have to initiate cpr.

but what i also recommend is everyone having what's called a life that can pay and i not affiliated with the company or anything, but i wholeheartedly endorse the product. >> so it an airway clearance device and it consists of a plunger. and then also amassed a have a mask for children as well as adults. and all you do is attach the mask to the plunging device. it doesn't have to go all the way in and then you and then you place the mask on the victim and make sure you get a really good seal and then just push down on the and then you get a real good seal. it up. they object the object may end up in here or in the mouth of the victims. so you'll need to roll the victim over and then clear they cleared them out. but it's really it's a really good device, especially if your loan is going to help you

what if you're in a it hard to give the heimlich or today the back blows on someone that's in a wheelchair or perhaps you're pregnant. so it's it's i highly recommend it. you can do it on someone that's laying down or sitting or standing. alright, life vac. very interesting. and walk us through some choking. >> prevention guidelines as well. things can just all do to prevent the choking from happening in the first place. >> yes, being very watchful of your children, make sure that they're sitting upright when they're eating and they're not walking playing or riding in a car while they're eating say really. and then number. the number one thing is to be prepared and know what to do because when you're in a crisis situation. you get very panicky and you want to be able to rely on your reflexes. so practice like if you have the life that practice to give you a practice mask practice,

what to do you think through the process what you're going to do in case this happens and also? let us know sort of just things to keep in mind when it comes to foods. >> maybe we want to avoid or keep away from younger children, things that might be a little bit more hazardous when it comes to accidently causing somebody to choke. >> right. so you want to avoid the the ground. those gummy gummy foods, especially if the child is under 3. so none of the little cute little gummy bears and then anything go. we're sticky. like carmel alert, happier the marshmallows, the nuts and seeds be where those as well as grapes lead to choke on a whole great. the popcorn dried fruits, not bettors, a and that better. you could do like a spread of nut butter a piece of toast, our present. and then hot dogs. you really have to be careful with hot dogs and the way you cut them in

and be very watchful when when your child is eating some of those states. and yeah, so maybe keep the caramel and the candy corn. >> out of the little trick or treat out of the the trick or treating experience, if you will. and people, you know, they're putting candy into the into the containers and things like that for the kids. that's really examine their what's in their their halloween bag. yeah. and what they get a hold because they can even get a hold of, you know, the candy wrapper in choke on the rapper's. so >> the and all those other little goodies that might be there to small little toys are marvels have to be really careful. and again, these little temps are also apply to adults. you know, some of those really sticky candies. if you have any kind of swallowing issues day. really careful. all right. some great advice this morning. i want to check out this life back thing. that's the first time i've seen one of those. but it seems like it could help save a life. thank you so much.

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aeronautics unveiled a prototype of its flying automobile. the well, that looks very futuristic. it's designed to have a driving range of 200 miles so it can dry on the ground. it sounds like it also has a flying range of 110 miles. maybe you can fly at 110 miles per hour. but the startup has already started taking orders for the $300,000 single passenger machines. the company says its cars will start soaring over traffic in 2025. okay. put me down for 1, start trying to put whatever >> well, you know what you're going to we would love to have your live drive in the driving your brand new haha. >> when that comes work, the bugs out first guys. but i'll be in there right after that is really cool stuff. not too far away. the flying car idea. well, the national nonprofit canine companions held its annual bay area dog fest this weekend. and this event was emceed by our very own ken

wayne. and this day was all about celebrating the service dogs and organizers even held a costume contest and the 2 dogs and that dragon costumes. you see there they were the winners and interesting thing also to note is that these 2 puppies are also deaf, but it looks like they follow direction well, and they were able to show off their costumes and a nice way. and they want ok quickly, stephanie, we still have elevated fire concerns, but we're really hoping at the end of the week, look next weekend, maybe bring some rain. showers may have radar for you next weekend. hope. >> all right. thanks very much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. next week.

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