♪ ♪ ♪ but your dog's best friend is your ex-girlfriend... because she always has irresistible pup-peroni. be your best friend's best friend. pup-peroni. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday october. the 30th just before halloween here. >> we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's get a start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not to spooky today, but we do have some of that spooky fog going on ground fog at that. it's a very thin layer, however, sort should mix out pretty quickly. >> leaving behind some hazy skies. yeah. the familiar types of skies we have from distant fires and that's what's going on with all of this. however, there is some rain on the way as we get into

this week. here's the east bay shoreline. you can almost kind of see the division going on little bit. once ground fog kind of mixes out as the sun joins us into around the noon hour. that should be all nicely handled. the fog is coming back again tonight into tomorrow morning, but not quite the coverage that we're seeing this morning. as you will note, temperature check for you, not as cold this morning, 40% santa rosa, a lot of 50's in the east bay here. and that's not what the benefit of too much sunshine yet. 52 for napa. 46 from a bottle. but again, most readings elsewhere are in the 50's upstream. this is what we're watching, that that could cloud due to drop in tuesday. still working on some fine tuning on timing. but it looks like tuesday will be the beginning of the event will call it kind of scattered showers for the week ahead. it's not going to be a constant rain by any stretch and not a whole lot quantitatively. but hey, we'll take it. so hazy going on for this afternoon. highs a little better than yesterday into the 70's morning forecast a bit stuffing. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> breaking news out of the

south bay this morning. gunfire leaves several people injured in 2 different shootings that happened overnight. that's great. let's get straight to kron four's camila barco. she's live for us in san jose this morning with the very latest camila. what have you learned? >> well, stephanie, if you look behind me, you can see that crime scene tape is still here at one of the 2 shootings that took place in the last few hours. we're seeing have a several police officers here at the scene. and if i zoom in, it's a little dark outside right now. but you can just see the investigation unit out here looking for clues as to what led up to these shootings. take a look at your screen. this is video from the scene. we are at the 700 block of kaufman court here in san jose. investigators say that this shooting happened 4 miles away from the other, a shooting. paramedics rushed to people from the scene to the hospital. but at this time, police have not released any more details about the victims

or the conditions at their time. also. >> look at this. shooting at. i want you to take a look at video from the second shooting that happened. that happened at 12. 45 this morning. police say that shots were fired in the 500 block. >> of madera avenue video from the scene shows officers surrounding the block and paramedics performing cpr on someone. police say one man currently has life-threatening injuries at this time. it's unclear if anyone else was hurt and stephanie, again, back out here live, you're taking a look at the scene. you can see one a police officer here at kauffman courts. again, crime scene tape still here. but, stephanie, i do want to make it clear. it's unsure right now if these 2 shootings are connected, we're still waiting to hear from police about these 2 shootings, the victims and how they're doing. and

just recently they did investigate their 30th homicide of this year. this is still a developing story. again, we're waiting to hear from police, but for now, i'll send it back to you. >> all right. thanks so much for staying on top of that for us. camila. in developing news, house speaker nancy pelosi speaks out for the first time since that brutal assault on her husband inside of the couple's san francisco home. >> kron four's gayle ong continues our coverage on this story and brings us reaction from neighbors. >> on saturday, san francisco police remain parked outside of the pacific heights home speaker nancy pelosi shares with her husband paul, just a day after he was attacked. police have arrested. 42 year-old david to pop a for allegedly breaking into the home and severely beating mister pelosi with a hammer. he was booked for attempted murder, elder abuse and burglary. saturday evening, speaker pelosi released a statement that reads in part, quote, we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the

lifesaving medical care he is receiving this speaker as her husband's condition continues to improve. speaker pelosi was not home at the time. sources tell the associated press the speaker was poppies intended target and that he yelled, where is nancy after breaking a glass panel door to get inside the home. >> i didn't even know he was david until i just received the picture of kron. 4 has learned a puppy love that the south berkeley home neighbors say they were not surprised when they heard the news. he has spoke to one of our other neighbors that used to live down stairs and doesn't anymore. and they got into an altercation that almost gotten to like a physical altercation. but >> i wasn't here for that, on friday, fbi agents visited the home. a resident could be heard saying they hadn't seen to poppy in 10 years and refused to answer questions. >> another neighbor says they saw the puppy at the home a few weeks ago. just like walking over here with it with a child and one of the kids from in here. it was like before that it was just like in passing like 9 months prior they were in the yard. >> poppy is known locally as a

pro nudity activist who had picketed naked at protests against wearing clothing. he also had a blog that focus on big brother, conspiracy theories and censorship. meanwhile, poppy stepfather told the ap he hadn't spoken to poppy in close to 20 years but remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent. >> and the motive for the attack is under investigation. police say this was not a random attack. meantime, to poppy, is expected to be charged with multiple felonies on monday, reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay and early morning sideshow in santa clara. quickly devolved into something even more dangerous when a man started firing a gun into the air. this happened at around 12, 30, early saturday morning with several people jumping onto the car. as you can see there even smashing the windshield. this was just blocks away from highway de la cruz boulevard and laurel wood road. there

are several points during the side show where people come dangerously close to being hit by a car. police responded to the scene chasing after a car. no word on any arrests yet. in the east bay starting tuesday, november. 1st, the city of oakland no longer requiring residents to wear masks for large indoor gatherings. this applies specifically to events with more than 2500 people. let those entering city facilities, which can include libraries, see city, senior centers and rec centers must still wear a mask. those entering assisted living facilities must also show proof of vaccination. well, tomorrow could be your lucky day. the powerball jackpot now worth 1 billion dollars. no jackpot winners announced last night, but the odds of winning are just one in 292 million. if you do, when you can take home around 497.3 million dollars in cash. that's a lot of money. the next drawing is tomorrow night. best of luck to all of you who choose to,

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corner and farmers are warning it could cost a little more for people to get a tree this year. farming experts say tree prices will be up between 5 to 15%. they say gas being used to transport the trees is pushing those prices up. and here in california with the ongoing drought, farmers also have to worry about the cost of water and how much of that they can use. >> we have really just had to buckle down as a team and put our heads together and say, where can we streamline things? how can we be more efficient where maybe we didn't have to think about in the past. >> rising labor costs and the ongoing labor shortage is also causing prices to go up. experts say the best time to score a deal on a christmas tree is just about 10 days before christmas because that's generally when retailers are looking to sell as many trees as possible before they go bad, something to keep in mind. >> ok, for today, you will see a little bit more in the way of warmer temperatures ever so slightly inland. looking for the lower 70's by 2 o'clock. still, some hazy sunshine

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>> all right. welcome bag. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge this morning. some happy tunes to wake you up. looks it looks a bit foggy out there actually. so people out on the roads should probably take their time travel safely there. let's check in with day for a look at our forecast outdoors. hey, dave. hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and you know that fog to get things started to ground fog that we have. it's a relatively thin layer. so >> this should mix out but will be left with hazy sunshine aloft due to some of the smoky fire conditions up being blown into the general area. temperature check for you. this is what's very different. if you remember, we had some 30's on the board in the 7 o'clock hour. not this go around 40 santa rosa there. the cold spot, a cool spot. 52 for half moon bay. that's more than a 10 degree improvement and a lot of 50's off to the east bay. so a little bit this moisture, this marine layer that blew through kind of help us out a little bit providing some insulation for the overnight hours going forward again. we'll take care of that fog into the mostly sunny moat for most of the day today. and then a little bit of that

comes back again for tonight. although the fog will be quite as impressive tomorrow be kind of a mixed bag of some scattered clouds working in here for the day on your monday. this is the day that we kind of prepare for the unstable or unsettled weather that we're looking for much of next week. but you can see that it takes a while for the storm system to kind of get its act together. we're now finding get into tuesday morning and here it comes. so tuesday's the day to start to see the onset of rain still trying to fine tune that timing. it looks to be anywhere from say the mid-morning hours all the way to the early afternoon coming through the bay typically is the systems from the starting in the north bay and then drifting into the rest of the community. there you can see it on the big satellite loop picture. this is coming from the right location. that means out of the gulf of alaska with cold temperatures. this also will come with some mountain snows with all of that. i haven't looked at really the tahoe package just yet. maybe later this morning to be a general idea. but we are going to looking for some snow with all of this midweek has in the bay area. it's going to be chilly. you'll see the 7 day

forecast we're talking about morning fog. hayes afternoon, mild 70 60's. hang on to the coast this week. unsettled and cool 60's for most of the week. that's highs, though. 60's showers tuesday through thursday. most of that on tuesday with a little bit on wednesday. and then next weekend scattered clouds not as cool showers. return question mark. again, still not really clear on all those details forecast today. we're looking at 64 san francisco, 67 for oakland and 70 san jose. again, noting some of those hazy sky conditions. stephanie. >> good weekend to have the winter coats ready. thanks so much, dave. well, san mateo county is cracking down on getting guns off the streets and out of the hands of people who should not have them. well, this month, a group of lawmakers in san mateo county launched a new 2 million dollar effort to boost public safety. joining me live now to discuss is district attorney stephen wagstaffe. thank you so much for being here bright and early with us this morning. good morning. so, you know, just before we get to the plan, i do want to ask you, how concerned are you

about gun violence in san mateo county? we're very fortunate in san mateo county. we don't have the level of gun violence that some of our surrounding counties have, but we still have it. >> there are still people who are being injured and losing their lives due to gun violence and any step we can take to try and suppress it. that's what we want to do. >> have you seen any changes in numbers when it comes to gun crime stats before the pandemic and where we are today? >> well, no, i would say we've returned to normal during the pandemic. we certainly saw a drop as people were staying home, not getting out as much. not as many people arguing are using guns, but it seems to have returned to our normal pre-pandemic levels and what has been the primary driver of gun violence that you've personally observed anger it can be drug sales. it can be violence in the home. it really covers the panoply of areas. but it it's just cover so much. we want to stop very good and so tell us a bit about this plan moving

forward. there are 2 strategies that your thinking about that you're working with. >> what we are doing a couple falls into 2 categories. number one, with the court to to really wonderful collaborative effort. >> working with our superior courts where there is showing these orders, they issue every county does, but they issued thousands of orders over the years. same people cannot possess guns. those don't get enforced except in a small proportion of the time because of resources and everything else that goes to individual police agencies, an and that's what we're trying to change >> you also have another part of this is changing the process for people to apply for restraining orders. right? we want to make it easier because it's a, you know, the courts or a scary thing for people to walk into. and some may say i need to get an order. so our superior court has hired a full-time commissioner as well full-time lawyer to assist people who come in with. here's how you can get the order and try and make it not that scary, arduous longtime process to get a restraining order. okay. and in a part of this, too, would based on what my my personal research on this was

you're planning to take guns away from people who are not allowed to have them. walk us through what that means specifically. that's exactly it. you know, there are so many different areas where people cannot possess guns. they're called prohibited persons under our california law. that would include where somebody has a restraining order against them. you cannot on possess a gun. it means if somebody has been convicted of a felony or certain crimes like domestic violence, you can. and most importantly, in today's world with mental over taking our world, if you have been what we call 51 50, that means that you have been taken to a psychiatric hospital because you have your danger to yourself or others you for a period of 5 years cannot possess a weapon. now the key is how do we get those guns from those people? and that's what we're trying to do. and i see and it sounds like these changes have already started to go into effect. they have. we have started the program. it's formally kicking off in my office. he ran on in 2 we're going to totally launch

it with out of my office rather than have it being done. you know, we have 18, 19 police agencies in our county, each one of them in the past had to take care of those orders in varying levels. now it's all going to be centered in my office working with all of those police agencies to recover these any other solutions that you're hoping to introduce in response to gun crime? you know what? we're trying to get people to contact us when somebody knows that they have a partner who has a gun. and shouldn't have it because they have serious mental illness. we're giving them avenues to contact us so that we can then take the steps to get court orders in order to make them a prohibited person. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list and a sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. all right. and what is the message to the public at the site at this time in terms of public safety in the work that your office is doing. we've seen

throughout this nation time and time again, almost it seems weekly people who shouldn't have guns going out and harm in large groups. the messages that in our county and other counties around the state, we want to stop that. we want to get the guns before the mentally ill person or the prohibited person does something to harm others. that's our goal. and then maybe we can stop this horrible series of tragedies across our nation. all right. san mateo county district attorney stephen wagstaffe. we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you, stephanie. appreciate you. listening. all right. we'll be right back.

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♪ >> all right. now to bay area basketball. the warriors are on the road taking on the charlotte hornets and it was a pretty rough night for golden state. they trailed by 12 at halftime. but in the 3rd quarter, they started to make a comeback. in fact, they actually took the lead going into the 4th quarter. but the hornets, which just not the way they came back to tie the game and send it to overtime. that is when charlotte pulled ahead for good. the hornets win by a final of one 20 to one 13. the warriors with back in action tonight. this time taking on the pistons in detroit. as the city of oakland tries to get a new stadium for the a's. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred is not providing much hope. >> in an interview, manfred

said, quote, it doesn't look like it's going to happen. given the lack of face an open. and i think they're going to have to look an alternative ever. did say oakland, mayor libby schaff has made a huge effort to try to keep the teen in the city. the a's have been in talks about a new stadium in oakland for years now, according to reports, the organization is still exploring las vegas as an option for a new home. now, the bay area football, the forty-niners will be without wide receiver deebo samuel for today's showdown with the los angeles rams, samuel injured his hamstring in last week's loss to the kansas city chiefs and did not practice all week. the team will also be without defensive lineman, eric armstead, fullback kyle use check in linebacker dre greenlaw. but some good news for niners fans running back. christian mccaffrey is expected to play a bigger role in the offense this week after joining the team about a week and a half ago. kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 in los angeles. still ahead

on the kron 4 morning news, how one south bay hospital is teaming up with law enforcement to get unwanted drugs off the streets. >> and as we head to the break, you're looking for something to do for the weekend. there is the rockbridge halloween parade in oakland. this starts at 11 this at the box which branch library on college avenue. it will be custom content for tuesday contests for betts in kids trick or treating along college avenue and games and crafts. so very family friendly. this is free to attend.

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skip the rinse with finish to save our water. kron. 4 morning news. >> let's start off our half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave spahr tracking it all for us in the weather center. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and fog is greeting us this morning. that ground fog. it's a relatively a thin layer, but it's enough to cause some issues there. so i'm definitely have the headlights on a little bit slow going to and those fog traps, particularly like the golden gate. sometimes it takes a while to clear out this should mix out. however, in giving ways to giving way to hazy sunshine for this afternoon. now, the quick temperature check kind of tells the tale of what we're talking about. we get a lot of 50's on the board here. not unusual by our typical standards, maybe but pi yesterday standards. well, that's a big climb. as numbers were some almost a dozen degrees. less than what you see this morning. so that moisture helps support temperatures a little bit. and the result we got some of that

fog, too. now, speaking of which it again will clear out around the noon hour coming back again tonight for tomorrow morning. but the coverage area is not as generous and there is a change afoot here. tomorrow's kind of the change day. and then tuesday we go into that unsettled mode for much of the balance of next week. there comes out of the gulf of alaska, as you can see, way up in the northwest. again, travel time takes extra day or so before gets down here on tuesday being the fact that it comes to the northwest. that means cool temperatures so enjoy today, 60 at 11 o'clock at 2 that hazy sunshine. 73 in a bit. we'll take a look at that longer range forecast. get into what's coming our way and also of the 4 zone. 2 for your sunday, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. the drug enforcement administration held its semi-annual national prescription drug. take back day. >> kron four's philippe djegal stop by regional medical center of san jose. to learn more about this effort and why supporters say it's so important. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says that in 2021 there were more

than 107,000 drug overdose deaths reported in the united states. that's nearly a 15% increase from 20 to 20. >> and like the latest data from the california department of public health's shows that in 2020 there more than 5500 deaths related several patients that are impacted by opioid abuse and misuse overuse and chief medical officer at regional medical center of saying the dollars says many of those patients are not even prescribe the medications they use ease of access to excess for expired. opioids contributes to the public health crisis. doctor geller says her team is trying to crush it's safest to get these disposed in the right way and so that they don't get into the environment, but are, you know, a safe somewhere else? regional medical center hosting its first crush the crisis. opioid take back day in 5 years. saturday coincides with the drug enforcement

administration's national prescription drug. take back day. the health system teaming up with the san jose police department to provide an easy questions bastrop or to the people safely drop off unused or which will be disappearing. people are falling into the wrong sunni people around the country or are struggling. >> what the use and abuse of opioids. and so this is an opportunity for us to get those unused opioids. >> off of the streets i think is very good. >> very hopeful. we do have grandchildren and we make sure that we have all of our medicines that are not in in their reach, trusting the health system and law enforcement to dispose of them is the safest option in san jose. call kron 4 news. >> police in south san francisco arrest a man accused of stealing a catalytic converter officers responded to the 300 block of aspen avenue near alfredo is market following reports of a theft in progress. once officers

arrived on scene, they spotted someone appearing to do just that, trying to steal a catalytic converter from a car. the suspect was identified as a 40 year-old oakland man. he's been booked into the san mateo county jail. and roads near pleasanton downtown pleasanton, rather. and the alameda county fairgrounds will be closed today because of the halloween spirit run. they these road closures include del parkway and valley avenue. the roads were closed at 06:00am and will remain that way until 11, 30 this morning. drivers should expect some slowdowns and just please be mindful of runners and pedestrians. halloween is tomorrow. and the oakland police department is reminding people about some trick or treating safety tips. they want to make sure everyone stay safe. so when you take your kids out to trick or treat, make sure you pay attention to the traffic. they're advising everyone to walk in well-lit populated areas. and if you need to cross the street, make sure that you're making eye contact with drivers to make sure that they can see you when possible

and make sure that you're wearing any bright clothing, reflective material on your costume if possible officers are also, of course, reminding drivers to slow down if they think they're going to be going through neighborhoods where there could be a lot of trick or treaters and when it comes to candy, police say it's important to make sure that securely wrapped first, whatever reason you're getting candy and it's kind of falling out of the wrapper, you want to throw it out. and in mill valley, you can expect some street closures on halloween. police say sycamore avenue will be closed to traffic between park avenue in valley circle. this closure starts at 6 monday night and last until 9.30, police say the closure is meant to enhance pedestrian safety on halloween night. happening today, thousands of people are expected to turn out for the day of the dead festivities in oakland. dia de los muertos is largely celebrated by those of mexican heritage, including right here in the bay area i sat down with chris yglesias ceo of the unity council to talk about today's celebration. they do

tell us a little bit above dia de los muertos up what happens and why is it so culturally important? >> well, it's it's significant day in and mexico, certain parts of mexico and central america. and it really happens around all souls day, which is november first and second. so we try to hold the festival is close to those days as a lot of tradition around honoring and remembering those that have not necessary in us all the way really in a celebratory way. and i think there's a lot of deep tradition and we try to bring as much of that to the festival as possible with about 30 ofrendas or altars that are built by local artists. there's music and there's just a lot of we've been making the the food bill and the district with beautiful said there's decorations up and it's it's just a very welcoming atmosphere for families. >> and here's that event information for you. take a look at your screen there, oakland, dia de los muertos is

today from 10:00am to 05:00pm on international boulevard in oakland. you can expect lots of business vendors, art, altar exhibit. sounds like a lot of fun and it is free to attend. on the peninsula. 6 additional voting centers open in san mateo county. those are in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and san carlos. those in addition to the ones in redwood city, san mateo and sanford, south san francisco. so lots of options here for you. the centers will be open from 9 to 5 daily on election day, november 8th. the centers will be open from 07:00am to 08:00pm. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters and early in-person voting is already in full swing in sonoma county. registered voters not voting by mail can vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the county and those open daily from 9 to 5 up to the day before the election on election day. they'll be open from 7 to 8 in

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dungeness crab ing season for the 4th year in a row. this delay is meant to protect migrating humpback whales from getting tangled up in fishing gear. many of the animals are still traveling along the california coast, recreational fishing of crabs will still be allowed starting on november. 5th. all right. go ahead and take a live look from our mount tam camera this morning. gorgeous view of all those clouds out in a very pretty sky up above as looking very, very cold health care at that elevation, checking in with dave, real quick on the weather. he did a good morning, some hazy sunshine above that. and that's the fog below its a lower level fall ground fog today. good morning, everybody. >> and this is going to mix out. we have the same kind of situation here as the east bay hills. we look over the bay and the same kind of scenario again, got to mix this out and we go to that hazy sunshine for this afternoon. but because of this intrusion of moisture, marine layer fog, whatever you want to call it, that help support those temperatures overnight. in some cases they're running

about a dozen degrees at head of yesterday. yet we're talking about a cooler week ahead. so get too used to it. they're the 50's across most of the breath of the bay. some 40's. meanwhile, up towards the north. meanwhile, what's going on up in the mountains with all of this? here you have it here. we've got snow and snow mix of some rain here monday through the early part of the week. temperatures drop notice on wednesday down about 34 snow levels are being drawn. the line somewhere between about 7,000 feet, perhaps we'll start off in the up to about 8,000 or so feet. you know, that is quite high, but sometimes it starts off in october as highs around 9,000 feet. sometimes these things get cooking. so this is a nice little little little flavor of winter to kind of get you started here for the winter season coming our way. so stormtracker 4, that's the big system of concern is kind of hiding out there basically waiting its turn because there's yet another system is going to throw clouds our way tomorrow before this all settles out. here's how long range forecast models show it. we get some cloud cover. here comes that rain on tuesday.

wednesday, a shot that we take a little bit of a breather then into next weekend. still piecing this all together. but it still hold with the chance of seeing some showers through the weekend. that's next weekend. now on sunday and perhaps early into next week as this low starts to wind up with it was like a juicy line for us, too. so hopefully it'll come together. 4 zone forecast for you this sunday. 65 san francisco at around 60 going on along the coast. 68 for burlingame to the south. 71 foster city, palo alto. 72. meanwhile, for redwood city in the south bay, lower 70's, san jose, 72 santa clara and 73 for cupertino, east bay shoreline around 70 ish tri valley, a mid to upper 70's. we're looking at for today. 78 suffered and also walnut creek concord. 77, 65 berkeley. the late host, 66 a little bit of an onshore wind token, 80 coming in vacaville there. 77 fairfield, 72 for nap and 78% of rosa fall was fun, wasn't it? now here comes winter now?

that's right. i forgot to move the pumpkin. i'm sorry. should be on monday. there. so lower 60's working here for the route much of the week. we start to clear out a little bit on thursday. temperatures stay in the 60's, but a little bit of a warm-up as we start to head into saturday, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot. >> happening now, the manhunt continues in fairfield this morning for the person who stabbed and killed another man saturday afternoon. this happening on jefferson street just north of highway 12. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are looking for 40 year-old milton o'neill in connection to this incident. they say he knew the victim and he's a person of interest in this case. police also say there is no threat to the developing news out of south korea where a halloween celebration turned deadly. a crowd surge left at least 150 people dead and more than 100 others injured. many of them crushed to death in the stampede. this happened in the city of seoul. more than 100,000 people were on the streets for the halloween

celebration and the crowd surge is the country's worst disaster in years. the fire chief and so warning that the death toll could rise in the coming days. the new york times is reporting that elon musk food just acquired twitter plans to start laying off employees as soon as today. the times says some managers are being asked to drop lists of employees to cut those layoffs would take place before a november. first date, that's when employees were scheduled to get stock grants as part of their compensation by laying off workers before then muskcmay avoid paying the grants. another thing that's likely changing a twitter with musk at the helm is content. moderation. musk has said many things since his acquisition, including that he was not involved in the decision to reinstate kanye wett's account. i'm not sure though, if that account has indeed been reinstated. we're going to check on that. some wonder if president trump's account

will be reinstated. trump has openly praised musk's takeover of friday on truth, social. musk also tweeting that people would be let out of, quote, twitter jail if they were suspended for minor and dubious reasons. as for who gets to decide what is a minor dubious reason. musk indicated that twitter will be forming a content. moderation council and that no decisions on account reinstatements will happen before that council inner convenes. adding that no official changes have been made yet. but for now, less than 2 weeks before an election, a major source of news and information from millions is in the hands of the world's richest man. well, halloween usually involves eating a lot of candy, but where do you eat out? if you want to get in the spooky spirit? >> kron four's vicki liviakis is just the spot that's frightfully fun for you. and this morning's dine and dish. >> welcome to diggers diner in concord where it's anything but dead well, they say put

the fun in funeral. here we are. yeah. there's a back dining room called the graveyard. this is how we are all year long. not just from halloween. haters diner is known for dishes that carry a cryptic scenes. this is our this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need keep away vampires. and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno. big ers diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might dining next. the cole runs it now, but diggers diner was named for the original owner. dave sturgill. >> alias digger, dave, welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger digger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said

he was a set. do let alot people down. never to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the hole. we've got. a yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with cobb motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. and of course, there are days been doing this so long. he has seen generations of and clearly a skeleton still breathing, got a heartbeat. so. diggers who did it? >> now that people look alive, evaluate call. >> in vicki liviakis 4 news. >> looks like a scary good time. and that was kron four's vicki liviakis reporting for us as we head to the break. if

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took over the sand saturday morning in orange county for the 10th annual cordy beach day in huntington. this year's theme was halloween and lots of the corgis showed up dressed to impress organizers say a record-breaking 1200 corgis waddled in for their 10th annual beach day. look like a chilly beach day based the attire. but there owners were wearing. looks like everyone had a great time and it definitely wasn't cold enough it was there was still it was still there was the weather was still cooperative enough for the for the dogs to be in the water. so that was a lot of fun to see. all right. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. a sideshow turns into something more serious as shots ring out. we break what we know so far in the case. plus, nancy pelosi finally speaks out after her husband was attacked early friday night. >> and 2 people shot in san jose. we have a live report within a half hour. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> hey, good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin.

>> it is sunday october. the 30th very close to halloween. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. almost iconic. we have a little bit of fog going on as we're talking about a little halloween and its ground fog as well. the sea of filling up the valley of where the bay is. >> not 3, particularly thick. as you can see, the blue skies aloft and that will be kind of hazy sunshine for our afternoon. so sticking with that part of the forecast, we do see again that mixes out pretty nicely by the midday hours with the hazy sunshine, mild on those temperatures, by the way, will be in the upper 70's for those in the valleys return effort tonight. not quite the same pattern we're seeing this morning. however, a little bit more sparse east bay shoreline. looks like it hit pretty good in a little bit across the quirkiness straight again. that will mix out fairly quickly. but variable clouds on your monday 50's off them on the board. for the most part, this still warmer than what we saw from yesterday by some dozen degrees ahead of where we were that time. there's this the

change in the next week or for % system out of the gulf of alaska providing us with rain shots on tuesday, wednesday. maybe perhaps a little bit on thursday as well depending on timing there. so hazy today, 67 at high noon to 3 o'clock. 75. but a chilly week is coming your way with high temperatures inland, even in the lower 60's. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> breaking news out of the south bay this morning. it was a violent night in san jose. gunfire leaving several people. people injured in 2 different shootings overnight. and 2 people were also injured in a stabbing. let's get straight over to kron four's camila barco. she's live for us in san jose this morning with the very latest on camila. >> yeah, well, stuffing a busy night for san jose police this morning and they are here at one of those 3 crime scenes in san jose where currently in a residential neighborhood. if you can see behind me, there's plenty of homes. this is the mir, the little saigon

neighborhood. and like i said, officers are still here. they have this road blocked off with crime scene tape. and i want you to take a look at the video from just a few hours ago from this location. this shooting happened in the area of melbourne boulevard and kaufman court around 11 o'clock last night. paramedics rushed to people to the hospital and it's unclear how they're doing right now. like i said, this is near the little saigon neighborhood in san jose where there's plenty of homes. i did speak to a former resident. she tells me that crime is definitely a problem in the area. we're still trying to figure out if the shooting happened inside a home or outside on the road and the circumstances leading up to the crime. i do want to talk about the other shooting that happened just an hour after this one. take a look at this another shooting took place just about 4 miles away from where we are right now that what happened on the 500 block of madera avenue video from the scene shows officers

surrounding at that neighborhood and paramedics performing cpr on someone. police say that one man currently has life threatening injuries. and aside from that shooting, police are also investigating a stabbing that happened in downtown san jose near first street. it happened a little after 1 o'clock in the morning today. police say that 2 men were taken to the hospital. the ad that one man is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. >> looks like we might have. it looks like we might have lost camila there. sometimes when you're running all your own equipment, can be a little bit tricky, but we appreciate her live reporting on that story and we'll try to get back to once we look into what happened there. all right. now to developing news, house speaker nancy pelosi speaks out for the first time since the brutal assault on her husband inside of the couple san francisco home kron four's

gayle ong continues our coverage on this story and brings us reaction from neighbors. >> on saturday, san francisco police remain parked outside of the pacific heights home speaker nancy pelosi shares with her husband paul, just a day after he was attacked. police have arrested. 42 year-old david to pop a for allegedly breaking into the home and severely beating mister pelosi with a hammer. he was booked for attempted murder, elder abuse and burglary. saturday evening, speaker pelosi released a statement that reads in part, quote, we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the lifesaving medical care he is receiving this speaker as her husband's condition continues to improve. speaker pelosi was not home at the time. sources tell the associated press the speaker was poppies intended target and that he yelled, where is nancy after breaking a glass panel door to get inside the home. >> i didn't even know he was david, until i just received the picture of kron. 4 has learned a puppy love that the south berkeley home neighbors say they were not surprised

when they heard the news. he has spoke to one of our other neighbors that used to live down stairs and doesn't anymore. and they got into an altercation that almost gotten to like a physical but >> i wasn't here for that, on friday, fbi agents visited the home. a resident could be heard saying they hadn't seen to poppy in 10 years and refused to answer questions. >> another neighbor says they saw the puppy at the home a few weeks ago. just like walking over here with it with a child and one of the kids from in here. it was like before that it was just like in passing like 9 months prior they were in the yard. >> poppy is known locally as a pro nudity activist who had picketed naked at protests against wearing clothing. he also had a blog that focus on big brother, conspiracy theories and censorship. meanwhile, poppy stepfather told the ap he hadn't spoken to poppy in close to 20 years but remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent. >> and the motive for the attack is under investigation. police say this was not a random attack. meantime, to

poppy, is expected to be charged with multiple felonies on monday reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay and early morning sideshow in santa clara. quickly devolved into something even more dangerous when a man started firing a gun into the air. this happened at around 12, 30 early saturday morning with several people jumping onto the cars. you can see there and even smashing the windshield. this was just blocks away from highway de la cruz boulevard and laurelwood road. there are several points during the sideshow of people come dangerously close to getting hit by that car. police responded to the scene chasing after at least one car that we know of. no word on any arrests made yet, though. now to the east day, starting tuesday, november 1st, the city of oakland is no longer requiring residents to wear masks for large indoor gatherings. this applies specifically to events with

more than 2500 people. but those entering city facilities which can include libraries, cities, a senior centers and rec centers must still wear a mask. those entering assisted living facilities must also show proof of vaccination. well, tomorrow could be your lucky day. the powerball jackpot is now worth 1 billion dollars. no jackpot winners announced last night the odds of winning the jackpot are just one and 292 million. if you win, you can take home around 497.3 million dollars in cash. pretty nice incentive. the next drawing is tomorrow night. good luck, everybody. and after the break, christmas is less than 2 months away. >> but by your holiday tree, this year might be just a bit pricier. just how much more it could cost you after this.

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your money this morning. christmas is just around the corner. >> and farmers are warning it could cost a little more for people to get a tree this year. farming experts say tree prices will be up between 5 to 15%. they say gas being used to transport the trees is pushing those prices up here in california with our ongoing drought. farmers also have to worry about the cost of water and how much of it they can

use. >> we have really just had to buckle down as a team and put our heads together and say, where can we streamline things? how can we be more efficient where maybe we didn't have to think about in the past. >> rising labor costs and the ongoing labor shortage is also causing prices to go up. experts say the best time to score a deal on a christmas tree is about 10 days before christmas. that's generally when retailers are looking to sell as many trees office possible before they kind of wilt away. >> the artificial tree from last week. year still works. here's the breakdown for you today. 67 high noon of 3 hazy sunshine. 75 after we take care of that morning. fog and upstream. we're looking for a chilly week with some scattered showers thrown in there to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> a nice wake-up call. >> all right. so welcome back hear us here at the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at the bay bridge this morning. not much traffic moving out there. everyone staying a bundled up at home in their blankets watching the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to check in with days for now for a look at the forecast. a little a little

audio coffee to get you going to know that. yeah. yes. going for. okay. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit of fog going on, too. >> that's ground fog that we're dealing with. here is sfo. i just checked the faa website. no delays are telling us. that's good news with this going on here in this is expected to mix out fairly quickly today, leaving behind with it, some hazy sunshine. beyond that point, how those temperatures holding 50's over most of the bay right now, 40 of the santa rosa. 46 for nevado. normally that the okay. so what? that's pretty typical. it is. but compared to yesterday, this is kind a little bit of a bounce that we have going on here. complements of that marine layer moisture coming in. so we mix south that fog. we're in the hazy sunshine this afternoon because of fires far from home. and then we get to, as you can see by sunday or tonight, here comes back that marine layer, it starts to fill up. parts of the base could be pretty much more apparent in the east bay up to the east bay shoreline. then some scattered clouds replace that as we the day starts to wear on. this is all kind of the precursor of moment until that storm starts to drop

south and the timing on this thing, models are pretty much saying anywhere from mid-morning on tuesday, 2 around the noon hour or so on tuesday. so tuesday is the first hitting. there's another one. also on wednesday. here it is up here in the northwest. this coming from the classic direction of the gulf of alaska. so it's going to be cold. and you will feel that stephanie was talk about the button blankets and bundling up and so forth. so it's the wake-up calls in the morning or maybe a little rougher being shelley and particularly even in the afternoon being chile, which will feel too morning fog hazy afternoon, mild 70's 60's going on at the coast for this week ahead. unsettled in cool 60's. that's for highs. showers tuesday, possible through thursday. the cut off time period. still working on that and friday, we take a breather. and then into next weekend, it looks like there's a return of some showers. but that may be latter portion of the weekend. but we definitely the rain, hazy sunshine today. 65 san francisco, oakland, 68 72 san jose. but inland we're looking at the mid to upper

70's on all of that next couple of days. lineup like this kind of cloudy on monday and then tuesday start to work. a chance of rain showers here. look at the drop already. there. we'll take a look at that long-range forecast for you coming up in a stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> well, imagine having your own personal photographer wherever you go. rich tries out a website that lets you hire a travel photographer in hundreds of cities around the world. so you can capture special memories with your friends and family. that's all today in rather in today's tech smart. >> we'll have a camera in our pocket which makes it easy to take snapshots wherever we go. the next time you're on vacation. there's a web site that makes it easy to hire a pro to capture special memories you'll cherish forever. >> we've all been there trying to take the perfect picture on vacation isn't enter flytographer a website that lets you hire a professional photographer in hundreds of cities around the world.

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2 million dollar effort to boost public safety. in the last hour here on the kron 4 morning news. i was joined by district attorney stephen wagstaffe to discuss some of those efforts. what we are doing, a couple falls into 2 categories. number one, with the court to to really wonderful collaborative effort. >> working with our superior courts where there is showing these orders, they issue every county does, but they issued thousands of orders over the years. same people cannot possess guns. those don't get enforced except in a small proportion of the time because of resources and everything else that goes to individual police agencies and and that's what we're trying to change >> you also have another part of this is changing the process for people to apply for restraining orders. right? we want to make it easier because it's a, you know, the courts or a scary thing for people to walk into and certainly say i need to get an order. so our superior court has hired a full-time commissioner as well full-time lawyer to assist people who come in with. here's how you can get the order and try and make it not that scary are to

us longtime process to get a restraining order. okay. and in a part of this, too, would based on what my my personal research on this was you're planning to take guns away from people who are not allowed to have them. walk us through what that means specifically. that's exactly it. you know, there are so many different areas where people cannot possess guns. they're called prohibited persons under our california law. that would include where somebody has a restraining order against him. you cannot on possess a gun. it means if somebody has been convicted of a felony or certain crimes like domestic violence, you can. and most importantly, in today's world with mental over taking our world, if you have been what we call 51 50, that means that you have been taken to a psychiatric hospital because you have your danger to yourself or others you for a period of 5 years cannot possess a weapon. now the key is how do we get those guns from those people? and that's what we're trying to do. we will have much more from the district attorney coming up.

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>> now to bay area basketball. the warriors are on the road taking on the charlotte hornets and it was a rough night for golden state. they trailed by 12 at halftime, but in the 3rd quarter, they started to make a comeback. in fact, they actually took the lead going into the 4th quarter for the hornets would not go away. they came back to tie the game and send it to overtime. >> that's when charlotte pulled ahead for good. the hornets win by a final of one 20 to one 13 warriors will be back in action tonight. this time taking on the pistons in detroit, as the city of oakland tries to get a new stadium for the a's. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred. >> is not providing much hope. in an interview. manfred said, quote, it does not look like it's going to happen. is that the lack of i think they have to watch for an alternative. manfred did say oakland, mayor libby schaff has made a huge effort to try to keep the team in the city. the a's have been in talks about a new stadium in oakland for years now,

according to reports, the organization is still exploring las vegas as an option for a new home. now to bay area football. the forty-niners will be without receiver deebo samuel for today's showdown with the los angeles rams, samuel injured his hamstring in last week's loss to the kansas city chiefs and did not practice all week. the team will also be without defensive lineman, eric armstead, fullback kyle use check and linebacker dre greenlaw but some good news for niners fans. right? running back. christian mccaffrey is expected to play a bigger role in the offense this week after joining the team about a week and a half ago kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 in los angeles. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how one south bay hospital is teaming up with law enforcement to get unwanted drugs off the streets.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave, of course, tracking it all for us. how's it looking out there day? well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody been talking and we've been talking about this fog years. the golden gate bridge kind of the iconic picture. >> and this is a ground fog to cause. you get just a little bit above the atmosphere

movement clears all out and we're left with hazy sunshine, which we're all going to see as we get into the afternoon hours. quick check of those temperatures and may cause you to do a double take here because compared to yesterday morning, this is a big time improvement. lots of 50's on the board, which is pretty typical for us. but compared to yesterday, this is a much warmer by more than a decade. almost temperature contrast. here you go. you can see it in the east bay down the mountain view. san jose 11 degrees ahead, wells napa. so we have some chilly spots yesterday morning were making up for this morning partially because of this marine layer. hello with the fog clearing out as we get to around noon and then tomorrow it comes back again. but notice the coverage area's pretty much east bay centric a little bit there on the hills of the peninsula and out of the south bay, a touch and nothing really up in the north bay. by comparison. now upstream, what we're really watching, that's a player for tuesday and wednesday, particularly is this new system of the gulf of alaska? it's cold. you will feel that result. it will lower snow levels by october standards. pretty low getting down into

the 7500 feet. maybe a little lower than that as it starts. but then going back up again later on on wednesday. so that snow probably won't last. but 67 high noon of 3.75. hazy sunshine through the day today. again, things turning next week. you can have your 4 zone forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> the drug enforcement administration held its semi-annual national prescription drug. take back day kron four's philippe djegal stop by regional medical center of san jose to learn more about this effort and why supporters say it's so important. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says that in 2021 there were more than 107,000 drug overdose deaths reported in the united states. that's 15% increase from 20 to 20 and why the latest data from the california department of public health's shows that in 2020 more than 5500 deaths related several patients that impacted by opioid abuse and

misuse overuse and chief medical officer at regional medical center of saying the same dollars says many of those patients are not even prescribe the medications they use. >> ease of access to texas for expired. opioids contributes to the public health crisis. doctor geller says her team >> is trying to crush. it's safest to get disposed in the right way. >> and so that they don't get into the environment, but are, you know, a safe somewhere else? regional medical center hosting its first crush the crisis. opioid take back day in 5 years. saturday coincides with the drug enforcement administration's national prescription drug. take back the health system teaming up with the san jose police department to provide an easy questions. asked about to the people safely drop off, unused or which will be disappearing. people are falling into the wrong sunni people around the country or are struggling. >> with the use and abuse of opioids. and so this is an

opportunity for us to get those unused opioids. >> off of the streets i think is very good. >> very hopeful. we do have grandchildren and we make sure that we have all of our medicines that are not in in their reach, trusting the health system and law enforcement to dispose of them is the safest option in san jose. police call kron 4 news. >> police in south san jose sent south san francisco rather arrest a man accused of stealing a catalytic converter officers responded to the 300 block of aspen avenue near alfredo is market following reports of a theft in progress. once officers arrived on scene, they spotted someone appearing to do just that, trying to steal a catalytic converter from a car. the suspect was identified as a 40 year-old oakland man. he's been booked into the san mateo county jail. lows near downtown pleasanton. and the alameda county fairgrounds will be closed today because of the halloween spirit run. these

road closures include del val parkway in valley avenue. the roads were closed at 06:00am this morning and will remain that way until 11, 30 drivers should expect a slow downs in this area and be mindful of any runners and pedestrians. is tomorrow. and the oakland police department would like you to know these important reminders when it comes to trick or treating. they want to make sure that when you're taking your kids out to trick or treat that you're all paying attention to the traffic. police are advising everyone walk in well-lit populated areas. and if you must cross the street, make sure that you all have eye contact with the driver and that they can see you as you're crossing and one possible you want to wear bright clothing or reflective material. police are also reminding, of course, drivers to slow down in the neighborhood. and when it comes to candy, police say it's important to make sure that any candy that you get is securely wrapped if for whatever reason it's not it's falling out of the wrapper. you want to throw that candy

out and in mill valley, you can expect some street closures on halloween. police say sycamore avenue will be closed to traffic between park avenue and valley circle. this closure starts at 6 monday night and last until 9.30, police say the closure is meant to enhance pedestrian safety on halloween night. happening today, thousands of people are expected to turn out for the day of the dead festivities in oakland. dia de los muertos is largely celebrated by those of mexican heritage, including right here in the bay area. i sat down with chris yglesias ceo of the unity council to talk about today's big celebration. tell us a little bit above dia de los muertos up what happens and why is it so culturally important? >> well, it's it's significant day in and mexico in certain parts of mexico and central america. and it really happens around all souls day, which is november first and second. so we try to hold the festival is close to those days as a lot of tradition around honoring and remembering those that have not necessary in a solemn

way, really in a celebratory way. and i think there's a lot of deep tradition and we try to bring as much of that to the festival as possible with about 30 ofrendas or altars that are built by local artists. there's music and there's just a lot of we've been and making the the food fail and the district with beautiful senators decorations up. and it's it's just of a welcoming atmosphere for families. >> sounds like a lot of fun. and here's event information for you. take a good look at your screen. there, oakland, dia de los muertos is today from 10:00am to 05:00pm on international boulevard in oakland. and you can expect lots of live music, arts and crafts, food and alter exhibits. this is free to attend. >> on the peninsula, 6 additional voting centers open in san mateo c%unty. >> those are in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and san carlos. those in addition to ones in redwood city, san

mateo and south san francisco, the centers will be open from 9 to 5 daily on election day, november 8th. they'll be open from 07:00am to 08:00pm. as we've said again and again and again called for is your local election headquarters and early in-person voting is already in full swing in sonoma county, registered voters not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the area. and those centers open daily from 9 to 5 up to the day before the election on election day. they'll be open from 7 to 8 in sonoma county. residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of those polling spots on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city hall also offers voter services today and next weekend, like the city's other polling places. he city hall center conserve voters with many different neat voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or use an accessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot. you can

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>> well, companies are reporting record-setting profits in new quarterly earnings. exxonmobil raked in nearly 19 billion dollars in earnings. that's up 177% from a year ago. chevron also posting much better than expected results. earning nearly 11 billion dollars. that's nearly double what it made a year ago. let's take a look at barry, bay area. gas prices, napa and san francisco reporting the highest average of 5.77 a gallon. now san jose reporting 5.66. oakland with 5.63 in sandra fell at 5.55. well, a whole fairfield reporting, the lowest prices at $5. and $0.44. >> trying the day off with some fog that will mix out to give us some hazy sunshine in the afternoon. the shot coming in from half moon bay. those temperatures a bit more mild as we start our day off. have a look at your sunday forecast called for morning news continues.

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typical that we tend to get. that's much warmer than we were this time from yesterday. up to tahoe. here comes the snow. a little flavor of winter from the 60's going on tomorrow with variable clouds down in the 40's and even 30's for highs by wednesday. looks like the snow start off around 6100 feet or so and then go up beyond that point as we get a little bit warmer air mixed into this picture. but it tells you how much that cold air is coming even into the bay area will get a flavor in feel that there's the storm track way up towards the north. but before we get there today, somewhat hazy, sunshine, variable clouds for your monday. and then the onslaught of my say on of the beginning of some of the scattered showers for the middle of the week, playing it out going forward. there's the start scattered about. we start to clear out by thursday friday zone and then another wave comes in here into next weekend. now we're still working on timing and all of that. by the way, this first wave doesn't have a lot with it. maybe about a quarter of an inch for the total storm total for the entire week. but then a new dose coming for

next weekend. looks quite impressive. a longer range forecast models. 4 zone forecast covering youqthis sunday. 65 san francisco. and with that fog, maybe lingering into the afternoon somewhat overcast. but hazy sunshine back to the bayside. 68 for burlingame. 71 foster city, palo alto. redwood city comes in. 72 in the south bay, lower 70's as well, though, getting up to 76 for morgan hill. 73 for cupertino. lower 70's cover the east bay shoreline popping in the upper 70's when heading out the tri valley. 78 for walnut creek. 78 for danville, 70% andrew 65 for berkeley. 66 for there's or 80 coming in for vacaville. 72 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. some of the game plan. here's the drop. a little flavor of winter. 64 down to the lower 60's for several days. it looks like watch those chilly morning lows in the 30's as well. just above freezing here and then into next weekend, looking out for maybe another batch coming our way, stephanie. all right. thanks. a latte.

>> happening now, the manhunt continues in fairfield this morning for the person who stabbed and killed another man saturday afternoon. it happened on jefferson street just north of highway 12. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are looking for 40 year-old milton o'neill in connection to this incident. they say he knew the victim and is a person of interest in the case. police also say there's no threat to the public at this time. developing news out of south korea where a halloween celebration turned deadly. a crowd surge leaving at least 150 people dead. and more than 100 others injured. many of them crushed to death in the stampede. this happening in the city of seoul. more than 100,000 people were on the streets at the time. this happened. the crowd surge is the country's worst disaster in years. set south korea's president on sunday declaring a period of national mourning. >> and more demonstrations that tell you about in san francisco as people stood in

solidarity with protests happening in iran. >> the group bay area for iran organized a human chain on in the embarcadero plaza protesting political oppression and iran and calling for regime change in that country. the head of iran's revolutionary guards warned protesters there today that but today would be their last day of protesting indicating there could be a crackdown coming soon. saturday's protests in san francisco, one of many around the world others took place in sydney and stockholm. the new york times is reporting that elon musk who just recently acquired twitter plans to start laying off employees as soon as this weekend. the time saying some managers are being asked to draw up lists of employees to cut those layoffs would reportedly take place before november first. that's when workers were scheduled to get stock grants as part of their compensation by laying off workers before then musk may avoid paying off that

stock compensation and halloween usually involves eating lots of tandy, right? but what you eat out, if you want to get in the spooky spirit kron four's vicki liviakis has just the spot. that's frightfully fun in this morning's dine. and dish. >> welcome to diggers diner in concord where it's anything but dead well, they say. but the fun in funeral here we are. yeah, there's a back dining room called the graveyard. this is how we are all year long. not just from halloween. haters diner is known for dishes that carry a cryptic scenes. this is our this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need keep away vampires. and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno. big ers diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might dining the

cole runs it now, but diggers diner was named for the original owner. dave sturgill. >> alias digger, dave, welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger bigger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said he was a set. do let alot people down. never to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the hole. we've got. a yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with cobb motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. and of course, there are days been doing this so long. he has seen generations of and clearly a skeleton still

breathing, got a heartbeat. so. diggers who did it? >> now that people look alive, evaluate call. >> conquered vicki liviakis 4 news. >> and that was kron four's. vicki liviakis reporting for us. if you're a fan of feasting on crab for the holidays, you might be disappointed this year. the state department of fish and wildlife is delaying the start of the commercial dungeness crab ing season for the 4th year in a row. this delays to protect migrating whales from getting tangled up in fishing gear. many of the animals are still traveling along the california coast and the commercial season was set to start on november. 15th. it will now be reassessed around november 23rd recreational fishing of crabs will still be allowed starting november 5th. as we head to break up, looking for something to do this weekend. there is the it's mescal treat trick or treat halloween fun. fair. >> in oakland, kids and their families can trick or treat in the school district on 49th

street and telegraph avenue, local businesses will hand out candy and it is free.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday, october 30th and we are getting very, very close to halloween and we, of course, are covering a lot for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of that fog to start things off ground fog. it is. >> we're seeing this at the coast as well. that may be hard to kind of lift this off entirely for today, but it will clear out for the bay area to yield some hazy sunshine. coming up later this afternoon. enjoy these temperatures later on today because it's the warmest day you're going to see in the seven-day bunch. it looks like there's that overcast that we have at the coast. looks like now. we're starting to see some peeks of sun, though. elsewhere. so we mix out this fog. we go to that hazy. sunshine comes back again tomorrow morning. but look at the coverage area. pretty much east bay centric, not as much going on up in the north bay

with only a little pockets going on down to the south bay 50's over most of the real estate for now. and that's a big improvement from yesterday. this time from yesterday we were trailing some 10 degrees or so in the system that's going to change everything for us next week is a little or this week. coming up here is a flavor of the winter track that we get from the gulf of alaska and that will carry with it some showers tuesday and into wednesday. cold temperatures to so bundle up. 71 1 o'clock by 4. 75 little bit more on this. details of this coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> breaking news out of the south bay this morning. at least 2 people are dead in a violent night in san jose. and we've just learned that the victims in 2 different overnight shootings have died from their injuries. there was also a stabbing that injured 2 others. let's get straight to kron four's camila barco. she's live for us in san jose this morning with the details. camila. we know that you've been following this for us all morning. what have you learned?

>> well, stephanie, several people shot and stabbed in san jose. all within a matter of hours. and within miles of each other, officers have blocked off this road here at this crime scene. and i've been seeing investigators exit and go into a certain home here. now this is where the first shooting happened. this is in the area of melbourne boulevard and kaufman court. this is video from just a few hours ago. take a look at your screen. it happened. excuse me around 11, 30 last night. police say 2 men were shot. one of them died after being taken to the hospital. the other victim has been stabilized. the shooting happened near the little saigon neighborhood in san jose. there's plenty of homes here. and a former resident tells me that crime is a problem in this area. now, another man died in a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first shooting. take a look at this video. video from the scene shows that officers surrounding the block and

paramedics performing cpr on someone. officers got to the 500 block of moderna avenue where one man had life-threatening injuries but died shortly after. and aside from that shooting. often excuse me, police are also investigating a stabbing in downtown san jose on first street. it happened a little after 1 o'clock in the morning. police say 2 men were taken to the hospital. they add that one man is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. according to police. no arrests have been made in that case at this time. and stephanie, it is unclear if these events are connected. we're still waiting to hear from police about if there's any suspect that they are looking for. we're still waiting to hear that. but we do know that this is the 31st and 32nd homicide in san jose this year. i'll send it back to you and camilla. thank you so much for that live

perspective. there. >> you know, it is daylight out there now, obviously and at still very active crime scene. i'm curious to know if you've had a chance to see any neighbors out to have one of their reaction has been to all this. >> well, i did speak to the person here. she was trying to pick up a neighbor earlier this morning. she tells me that crime is a problem in this area. she used to live here and she did tell me that the person that she was trying to pick up earlier this morning says that there were several parties going on here in the neighborhood. we're still waiting to hear if shooting in this specific neighborhood happened inside a home outside. we're waiting from police were waiting to hear from police, but neighbors have just been exiting this neighborhood. we haven't been able to talk to a lot of them, it is a neighborhood where one former resident tells me that crime is a problem. >> thank you so much for that update. their commute. we appreciate you staying on top of the story for us.

>> well, in developing news, house speaker nancy pelosi speaks out for the first time since that brutal assault on her husband. that happened inside of the couple san francisco home kron four's gayle ong continues our coverage on this story and brings us reaction from the neighborhood. >> on saturday, san francisco police remain parked outside of the pacific heights home speaker nancy pelosi shares with her husband paul, just a day after he was attacked. police have arrested. 42 year-old david to pop a for allegedly breaking into the home and severely beating mister pelosi with a hammer. he was booked for attempted murder, elder abuse and burglary. saturday evening, speaker pelosi released a statement that reads in part, quote, we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the lifesaving medical care he is receiving this speaker as her husband's condition continues to improve. speaker pelosi was not home at the time. sources tell the associated press the speaker was poppies intended target and that hs yelled, where is nancy after breaking

a glass panel door to get inside the home. >> i didn't even know he was david, until i just received the picture of kron. 4 has learned a puppy love that the south berkeley home neighbors say they were not surprised when they heard the news. he has spoke to one of our other neighbors that used to live down stairs and doesn't anymore. and they got into an altercation that almost gotten to like a physical but >> i wasn't here for that, on friday, fbi agents visited the home. a resident could be heard saying they hadn't seen to poppy in 10 years and refused to answer questions. >> another neighbor says they saw the puppy at the home a few weeks ago. just like walking over here with it with a child and one of the kids from in here. it was like before that it was just like in passing like 9 months prior they were in the yard. >> poppy is known locally as a pro nudity activist who had picketed naked at protests against wearing clothing. he also had a blog that focus on big brother, conspiracy theories and censorship. meanwhile, poppy stepfather told the ap he hadn't spoken

to poppy in close to 20 years but remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent. >> and the motive for the attack is under investigation. police say this was not a random attack. meantime, to poppy, is expected to be charged with multiple felonies on monday reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay and early morning sideshow in santa clara. quickly devolved into something even more dangerous when a man started firing a gun into the air. this happened at around 12, 30 early saturday morning with several people. as you can see, they're jumping onto the car and smashing the windshield in. this was just blocks from highway de la cruz boulevard and laurelwood road. there are several points during the side show where people come dangerously close to getting hit by a car. we know that police did respond to this scene. they we're able to chase after at least one vehicle involved in this. but

no word on any arrests yet. in the east bay starting tuesday, november 1st, the city of oakland is no longer requiring residents to wear masks for large indoor gatherings. this applies specifically to events with more than 2500 people. but those entering city facilities which include libraries seen city, senior centers and rec centers must still wear a mask. those entering assisted living facilities must also show proof of vaccination. well, tomorrow could be your lucky day. the powerball jackpot now worth 1 billion dollars. no jackpot winners announced last night the odds of winning this jackpot are just one in 292 million. if you win, you can take home around 497.3 million dollars in cash. the next drawing is tomorrow night. good luck to all. >> coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news at 9.15, hear from a area official working to crack down on gun violence in the peninsula. plus,

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>> for your money this morning, christmas is just around the corner and farmers are warning it could cost a little more for people to get a tree this year. farming experts atria prices will be up between 5 to 15%. they say gas being used to transport. the trees is pushing those prices up here in california

with the ongoing drought. farmers also have to worry about the cost of water and how much of it that they can actually use. >> we have really just had to buckle down as a team and put our heads together and say, where can we streamline things? how can we be more efficient where maybe we didn't have to think about in the past. >> rising labor costs and the ongoing labor shortage is also causing prices to go up. experts say the best time to score a deal on a christmas tree is about 10 days before christmas. that's generally when retailers are looking to sell as many trees as possible before they go bad. >> and speed which when they go bad after the season, don't forget to recycle way that carbon back again. 71 at 1 o'clock by 4. 75 hazy sunshine. the rule don't get to adjusted in these temperatures down. they go into next week with some showers will talk about the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at coit tower this morning. very pretty perspective. you can even see a little bit of wind blowing through fall leaves there. you know, it really does feel like fall is here, dave. it does look at that. we have the sun. that's actually coming a little bit, too. so it's breaking through some of that fog a little bit. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. half moon bay, though, telling you at the coast, it's probably good, remain more that overcast few there. so if you're headed to the definitely dress in layers a little bit. but you're

traveling inland because of warm up nicely this afternoon. but don't get too attached, it will get much colder as we get into next week with rain showers coming our way. temperature check for you now. this is warmer than yesterday by almost a dozen degrees in some cases. but we have a lot of 50's across the board 60 already, antioch, still chilly. 44 of the santa rosa. that's the coldest spot. we see half moon bay even at 52. so heading future cast for we take care of that marine layer with the hazy sunshine aloft in comes back again. most of fog tomorrow will be pretty much in the east bay a little bit along the peninsula and then kind of the scattered variable clouds as we get into tomorrow afternoon, kind of the precursor moment before things happened tuesday and wednesday's with how much the show as we get out to monday night. but there it is right over my some rain showers working here as early as tuesday morning. so maybe your tuesday morning commute but have the pitter patter of rain. this is the storm system we're talking about coming out of the gulf of alaska. this is the storm track we get in the winter months. so that does mean winter snows up to tahoe

already. snow levels may get out about 61,000 feet before they go up a bit morning fog hazy afternoon, mild 70's 60's going on at the coast for the week ahead. unsettled and cool with 60's on the board showers tuesday through thursday is the zone where watching there's a break. but then a return as early as late next weekend into the following week. hey, like this, 65 san francisco. early fog, hazy. 68 going on for oakland, san jose. 72, but we'll see some upper 70's in the far east bay in even up to the north bay as well around the perimeter of the bay upper 60's to lower 70's again. bye bye. after that, here's the next few days. 71. maybe tomorrow, tuesday down to 64 as we begin the winter type rain. we'll take a look at that long-range forecast for you coming up in a bit. along with the 4 zone to stephanie. thanks very much, >> san mateo county is cracking down on getting guns off the streets and out of the hands of people who should not have them. well, this month, a group of lawmakers in san

mateo launched a new 2 million dollar effort to boost public safety. in the last hour here, i was joined by district attorney stephen wagstaffe to discuss those new efforts. good morning. so, you know, just before we get to the plan, i do want to ask you, how concerned are you about gun violence in san mateo county? we're very fortunate in san mateo county. we don't have the level of gun violence that some of our surrounding counties half, but we still have it. >> there are still people who are being injured in losing their lives due to gun violence and any step we can take to try and suppress it. that's what we want to do. >> have you seen any changes in numbers when it comes to gun crime stats before the pandemic and where we are today? >> well, no, i would say we return to normal during the pandemic. we certainly saw a drop as people were staying home. i'm not getting out as much. not as many people arguing are using guns, but it seems to have returned to our normal pre-pandemic levels and what has been the primary driver of gun violence that you've personally observed

anger it can be drug sales. it can be violence in the home. it really covers the panoply of areas. but it just cover so much. we want to stop very good and so tell us a bit about this plan moving forward. there are 2 strategies that your thinking about that you're working with. >> what we are doing, a couple things falls into 2 categories. number one, with the court to to really wonderful collaborative effort. >> working with our superior courts where there is showing these orders, they issue every county does, but they issued thousands of orders over the years. same people cannot possess guns. those don't get enforced except in a small proportion of the time because of resources and everything else that goes to individual police agencies and and that's what we're trying to change >> you also have another part of this is changing the process for people to apply for restraining orders. right? we want to make it easier because it's a, you know, the courts or a scary thing for people to walk into. and some may say i need to get an order. so our superior court has hired a full-time commissioner as well full-time

lawyer to assist people who come in with. here's how you can get the order and try and make it not that scary, arduous longtime process to get a restraining order. okay. and in a part of this, too, would based on what my my personal research on this was you're planning to take guns away from people who are not allowed to have them. walk us through what that means specifically. that's exactly it. you know, there are so many different areas where people cannot possess guns. they're called prohibited persons under our california law. that would include where somebody has a restraining order against them. you cannot on possess a gun. it means if somebody has been convicted of a felony or certain crimes like domestic violence, you can. and most importantly, in today's world with mental over taking our world, if you have been what we call 51 50, that means that you have been taken to a psychiatric hospital because you have your danger to yourself or others you for a period of 5 years cannot possess a weapon. now the key is how do we get those guns

from those people? and that's what we're trying to do. and i see and it sounds like these changes have already started to go into effect. they have. we have started the program. it's formally kicking off in my office. he ran on in 2 we're going to totally launch it with out of my office rather than have it being done. you know, we have 18, 19 police agencies in our county, each one of them in the past had to take care of those orders and varying levels. now it's all going to be centered in my office working with all of those police agencies to recover these any other solutions that you're hoping to introduce in response to gun crime? you know what? we're trying to get people to contact us when somebody knows that they have a partner who has a gun. and shouldn't have it because they have serious mental illness. we're giving them avenues to contact us so that we can then take the steps to get court orders in order to make them a prohibited person. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list and a sizable number of those

have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. all right. and what is the message to the public at the site at this time in terms of public safety and the work that your office is doing. we've seen throughout this nation time and time again, almost it seems weekly people who shouldn't have guns going out and harm in large groups. the messages that in our county and other counties around the state, we want to stop that. we want to get the guns before the mentally ill person or the prohibited person does something to harm others. that's our goal. and then maybe we can stop this horrible series of tragedies across our nation. all right. san mateo county district attorney stephen wagstaffe, we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you, stephanie. appreciate you. listening. all right. we'll be right back. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent.

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>> for more news, good morning, everybody. and here's a quick check into the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about those ground fog and this is one of the places it is stubborn work. also trend. it is as you can see the ground fog as a parent blocking out both of the towers. so we're going to replace that with some high hazy sunshine for today later. but those numbers, those temperatures not bad at all. now we stand in the 50's. this is a big improvement from yesterday. we were really in the 40's from yesterday. 44 going up to santa rosa. 57 meanwhile for san jose, contrast for you. well, now we're recovering a little bit here by comparison sake, only maybe half a dozen degrees behind or even a little bit less, which will close to where we were this

time from yesterday. but we have the consolation of a lot more sun that we don't have for today. back to that fog. we take care of it. approaching the noon hour. then we get into the night hours. here comes back again covering up the east bay. looks like a little bit into the south bay, too. but mostly in the east bay, not as much in the north. so here's what we're watching. storm tracker 4 there you see that big. a lot of cloud cover. it's the storm coming out of the gulf of alaska cold. it will be and showers tuesday wednesday and maybe lingering a little bit into thursday here. so this will be a little flavor of winter coming our way. here's the breakdown for you. hazy sunshine this afternoon. 71 75 at 4 o'clock as we experience a little flavor of leftover fall until summer comes back in full force. let's take a look few to quickly at future cast for. we see, as you can see, the moisture levels come back again tonight aloft. here's the scattered cloud cover, which tomorrow will be variable clouds as what we're looking at for tomorrow. and the real juicy stuff doesn't

get here until tuesday. still kind of working on timing when that's all going to come together. coming up a little bit here and take a look at that long-range forecast for you and take a look at the force on to stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> well, the drug enforcement administration held its semi-annual national trent excuse me, national prescription drug. take back day kron four's philippe djegal stop by regional medical center of san jose to learn more about the effort and why supporters say it's so important. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says that in 2021 there were more than 107,000 drug overdose deaths reported in the united states. that's nearly a 15% increase from 20 to 20. >> and like the latest data from the california department of public health's shows that in 2020 there more than 5500 deaths related several patients that are impacted by opioid abuse and misuse overuse and chief medical officer at regional medical

center of saying the dollars says many of those patients are not even prescribe the medications they use ease of access to excess for expired. opioids contributes to the public health crisis. doctor geller says her team is trying to crush it's safest to get these disposed in the right way and so that they don't get into the environment, but are, you know, a safe somewhere else? regional medical center hosting its first crush the crisis. opioid take back day in 5 years. saturday coincides with the drug enforcement administration's national prescription drug. take back day. the health system teaming up with the san jose police department to provide an easy questions. asked to the people safely drop off, unused or which will be disappearing. people are falling into the wrong sunni people around the country or are struggling. >> what the use and abuse of opioids. and so this is an opportunity for us to get those unused opioids. >> off of the streets i think

is very good. >> very hopeful. we do have grandchildren and we make sure that we have all of our medicines that are not in in their reach, trusting the health system and law enforcement to dispose of them is the safest option in san jose. call kron 4 news. >> happening now, the manhunt continues in fairfield this morning for the person who stabbed and killed another man saturday afternoon. it happened on jefferson street just north of highway 12. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are looking for 40 year-old milton o'neill in connection to this. they say he knew the victim is a person of interest in the case. police also say there is no threat to the public at this time. police in south san francisco arrest a man accused of stealing a catalytic converter officers responded to the 300 block of aspen avenue near alfredo is market following reports of a theft in progress. once officers arrived on scene, they spotted someone appearing to do just

that, trying to steal a catalytic converter from a car. the suspect was identified as a 40 year-old oakland man. he's been booked into the san mateo county jail. and developing news out of south korea where a halloween celebration turned deadly. a crowd surge leaving at least 150 people dead. and more than 100 others injured. many of them crushed to death in the stampede. this happening in the city of seoul. more than 100,000 people were on the streets at the time. this happened. the crowd surge is the country's worst disaster in years. south korea's president has declared a period of national mourning. more demonstrations to tell you about in san francisco as people stood in solidarity with protests happening in iran, the group bay area for iran organized a human chain and embarcadero plaza protesting political oppression and elon and calling for regime change in that country. the head of iran's revolutionary guards have warm protesters there. today would be their last day

of protesting indicating there could be a crackdown coming soon. saturday's protests in san francisco, one of many around the world from sydney to stockholm. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and 6 additional voting centers opened in san mateo county. those are in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and san carlos. those are in addition to ones in redwood city, san mateo and south san francisco, the centers will be open from 9 to 5 daily on election day. november 8. they'll be open from 07:00am to 08:00pm. in the north bay. early in-person voting is already in full swing in sonoma county, registered voters not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the county. and those centers open daily from 9 to 5 up to the day before the election on election day. they'll be open from 7 to 8 in sonoma county. residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list

of those spots on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city hall also offers voter services today and next weekend, like the city's other polling places. the city hall center, concer voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or using accessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. roads near downtown pleasanton and the alameda county fairgrounds will be closed today because of the halloween spirit run these road closures include del val parkway in valley avenue. the roads were closed at 06:00am this morning and will remain that way until about 11, 30 drivers should expect slowdowns and be mindful of runners and pedestrians in the area. halloween is tomorrow. and the oakland police department wants to remind you with trick or treating safety tips and they want to make sure that any parents taking their children not to trick or treater pay attention to the traffic. they're advising people to walk and well-lit

populated areas. and if you happened across the street, make sure that you're making eye contact with the driver to make sure that they see you. and when possible you want to wear bright clothing or reflective material. and police are, of course, also reminding the drivers out to out on the roadways to slow down when it comes to candy. police say it's important to make sure that your candy is securely wrapped. if you happen to find candy that's falling out of the wrapper, you probably want to throw it away. in mill valley. you can expect some street closures on halloween as well. police say sycamore avenue will be closed to traffic between park avenue in valley circle. this closure starts at 6 monday night and last until 9.30, police say the closure is meant to enhance pedestrian safety on halloween night. well, the season of the year usually involves eating lots of candy right? but when you eat out, if you want to get in that spooky spirit kron four's vicki liviakis has a spot that's frightfully fun in this morning's dine. and dish.

welcome to diggers diner in concord where it's anything but dead heat. >> well, they say. but the fun in funeral here we are. yeah, there's a back dining room called the graveyard. this is how we are all year long. not just from halloween. haters diner is known for dishes that carry a cryptic scenes. this is our this is our coffin. topped garlic fries. have really need keep away vampires. and if you're an early riser, diggers makes a mean inferno. big ers diner has been serving up tasty treats like this tombstone chicken sandwich here for nearly 3 decades. people keep coming back for the food for the lively atmosphere question. never know who you might dining next. the cole runs it now, but diggers diner was named for the original owner, dave alias digger. dave, welcome them. in the cemetery a grave digger digger. dave is a grave digger

by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. >> the customers he said he was a set. do let alot people down. never to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the hole. we've got. a yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with cobb motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. and of course, there are days been doing this so long. he has seen generations of and clearly a skeleton still breathing, got a heartbeat. so. diggers who did it? >> now that people look alive, evaluate call. >> conquered vicki liviakis 4 news. >> well, looks like a scary, delicious, good time.

happening today, thousands of people are expected to turn out for day of the dead festivities in oakland. >> dia de los muertos is largely celebrated by those of mexican heritage, including right here in the bay area. i sat down with chris inglis e s ceo of the unity council to talk a bit about today's celebration. tell us a little bit above dia de los muertos up what happens and why is it so culturally important? >> well, it's it's significant day in and mexico in certain parts of mexico and central america. and it really happens around all souls day, which is november first and second. so we try to hold the festival is close to those days as a lot of tradition around honoring and remembering those that have not necessary in a solemn weight really in a celebratory way. and i think there's a lot of deep tradition and we try to bring as much of that to the festival is possible with about 30 ofrendas or altars that are built by local artists. there's music and

there's just a lot of we've been and making the the food bill and the district with beautiful senators decorations up. and it's it's just of a welcoming atmosphere for families. >> that sounds like a really great time. and he was the event information for you. if you're interested, just take a look at your screen. there, oakland, dia de los muertos is today from 10:00am to 05:00pm on international boulevard in oakland. you can expect lots of business vendors, art food, altar exhibit. it is free to attend. as the city of oakland tries to get a new stadium for the a's. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred is not providing much hope in an interview. manfred said, quote, it doesn't look like it's going to happen given the lack of pace in oakland. i think they have to look for an alternative and for did say oakland, mayor libby schaff has made a huge effort to try to keep the team in the city. the a's have been in talks about a new stadium in oakland for years now. and according to reports, the organization

is still exploring las vegas as an option for a new home. at a bay area football. the forty-niners will be without a wide receiver deebo samuel for today's showdown with the la rams, samuel injured his hamstring in last week's loss to the kansas city chiefs and did not practice a week. the team will also be without defensive lineman, eric armstead, fullback kyle use check and linebacker dre greenlaw. but some good news for niners fans running back. christian mccaffrey is expected to play a bigger role in the offense this week after joining the team about a week and half ago. kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 in los angeles. >> and we're getting a last will flavor of fall going on for today. enjoy those temperatures mid to upper 70's and some of those inland valleys with that hazy sunshine. but going forward, we've got some rain coming. cooler temperatures as well fill a little like winter coming up in a bit. we'll have a forecast.

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ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. >> welcome back. we're taking a live look now from sfo this morning. wow, it's looking very, very overcast. there and quite chilly as i mean, how should we interpret this? what we're looking at here of the day said no delays earlier. and i didn't just checked just last minute here, but we'll check again for you before we leave this morning.

>> i know what look like a everything kind of shut down there. but they said no delays. half moon bay, the overcast sky conditions also in place. and you can see that it's even apparent to the ground level as well. so it's not just overcast aloft. it's also hanging up the ground to this uptick in that thick. but it takes a while for the sun to kind of mix this all out for us temperature check for 50's on the board, 60 antioch. we've got 50 for livermore, little cold air drainage. we sometimes talk about in the valleys here. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline mid to upper 50's at that. headed up the tahoe. are you you're going to be a little flavor funny of winter. if you're in those higher elevations that may start off at about 6100 feet or so and then go up a little higher as some warmer air works in here, least in the higher lake levels of the atmosphere. 46 tuesday, wednesday, down to 33 and then we'll start warming up a little bit to finish off the week. but it always that this is a little flavor of winter after we have kind of mild fall-like weather for the end of this weekend. storm tracker 4, all the traffic is up towards the north. it's a system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that's where winter

type systems come from. now, i should mention that you don't get a lot quantitatively from them. contrasted with the system to come from the southwest, more tropical or subtropical nature, particularly those those pineapple express is and so forth. but you got a lot of flooding and you can store it is easily course are. reservoirs low. so the storm track coming in from the northwest of the get a lot of them and they keep dumping snow. that's still good enough to through the melting in the spring. so looking at the long-range picture of what we're talking about again, from the northwest here it comes carrying with that snow. this will start off sometime on tuesday. total rainfall totals again, very modest. we tend to get from the systems anywhere. but in current quarter of an inch or so the entire week is what we expect with all of this. and this will break out towards the end. so the biggest hit will be on tuesday. little bit for wednesday. may be lingering. something on thursday by sunday. another dose get started here. as you can see and we have another shot of rain as we get into the end of the weekend and next week, 4 zone forecast checks and like this. 65 san francisco around

60 at the coast. you saw those pesky clouds were counseled. are they are they won't give up. 68 for burlingame. 71 foster city, palo alto at 71. 2 south bay, lower 70 76 morgan hill, east bay shoreline in the upper 60's to near about 70 bump that about a half a dozen or so for those inland spots, tri valley. looking at 76 pleasanton livermore, 78 danville, 76 and ramon and 77 for concord. looks like 66 77 fairfield, there's an 80 coming in for vacaville last day for that. 72 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. but it's still on with the pumpkin here for monday. somewhat variable clouds on that. 71 drop going forward as we march into winter, a little flavor. some rain going on here. and then by the end of the week or weekend. toying with another shot of maybe some rain, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> for your health this morning. halloween is tomorrow. as david just mentioned, that that means lots of candy and sweets that probably not very good for our

teeth. but our health expert karen owoc is to tell us how to combine certain foods together to help prevent cavities. good morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie. all right. so, you know, just to kick things off when it comes to our teeth, what is the number one enemy? >> that number one enemy to rt is acid. a lot of people think the first thing i would say is sugar. but but here's how it your teeth. and and actually it. a model of my teeth. they the green party or the t. so we have a very hard in now mull coating on our teeth, but that can wear away and that can get soft. and what happens is we also have when, you know, been sticky film of bacteria that also collects on our teeth. and that's known as plaque. now when plaque, it's combined with some type of acid, then our our sugar and site. when it combines with

some type of sugar, it becomes very acidic. and there you have the culprit. so sugar plus, plaque equals >> yeah, it's so great to start to sugar is very bad for it in that respect. so is this solution here than to simply avoid? >> eating sugar or avoid eating acidic foods. >> well, you can, but that could be very cause. and you would miss out on some of acidic foods that are really healthy for you like the berries like citrus foods. it one way to get around. that is by combining the acidic foods with things that are more alkaline, things that can actually neutralize the acid. >> what are some examples of foods that can neutralize acids. >> when >> we eat salad cell is a very healthy moise promoting eating salads. but it's the dressing like the vinaigrette that the

vinegar based addressing said are our very acidic. so we combine them with some very crunchy things that are very fibrous help too. work like a little toothbrushes on your so broccoli cauliflower. bell cucumber, celery. all those things. so do those in need to your salads to they're really good for cleaning those tea. >> and dairy apparently is an option as well. >> yes, so we all know what about cookies. so the very sugar cookies and then melt. so that a lot of people are could familiar with that combination. and actually that that milk helps to neutralize the sugar when my kids were little i used to carry around little things, a string cheese. so if i could get them to, you know, we're in a place where we could brush your teeth. you know, they would eat the string cheese to help neutralize some of that asset.

so for still another important point is that especially coming with halloween, you try to get the plaque off the teeth first before they eat the sweet. so before they go trick treating, have them brush your teeth to remove that plaque because member plaque list the the sugar equals acid and then obviously there's also some beverages that, you know, have a bit of a city content to them. >> what's the best way to consume there you go. line various civic. >> and then you combine that with it a little bit of so that's a very popular combination. and for that reason now she's isn't totally boyd of acid, but it does have kelsey a minute. so it helps to remember allies that the bones. >> all right. very good. so my producers tell me we've got to wrap it up here. but it was so nice to see you again this morning. karen owoc, our health expert here at kron 4.

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right. well, hundreds of corgis took over the sand saturday morning in orange county. as you can see there for the 10th annual corgi beach day in huntington. >> of this year's theme was how wean and lots of the core you showed up dressed to

impress for the for the occasion. organizers say record breaking 1200 corgis wild in for their 10th annual beach day. very cute and very creative. some of these costumes here. >> look, we're going to dogs here. do we have any chance to have the sfo camera? real quick to just i know you're talking about that earlier step and i promised or but we're going to check any way. a check to faa website. they say no delays, even though it looks there. they say no delays, it looks like that's just not much going on there. that's what's supposed to be. so we're going with faa corn faa. that's what it looks like says we have little bit of extra time. want to jump out here. real quick to this. a long range forecast we've been talking about because, you know, we've got rain coming r% our way. we'll take a look at longer-range thing on the tracker here, guys. and so what we have coming in here, the timing of this is pretty apparent on tuesday is when this comes together and then another dose as we get past the weekend, we're taking a little breather towards the end of the week and then we

get next weekend. we have a chance on sunday into early next week. isn't that awesome? and we'll get a couple shots of rain with all of this going on. here's your seven-day forecast. all lined up here to kind of give it to a graphic form over the next week. this is what's happening here. we have temperatures that are go into winter like mode for you. so forget the 70's today. we're talking upper 70's inland with hazy sunshine and all enjoy. and then as we can see, i know it's it is like a nice fall-like the good for the trick or treaters. timing of this is awesome. good for the trick or treaters. tomorrow. tomorrow night tuesday, clouds build showers could be as early as late morning around the noon hour or so. will be little breezy with all of that, too, will have probably more on that package. we get a little closer because we're a little far out right now. and wednesday, the rain continues thursday. that's when things start to lift off and we get a little breather into early next week. however, it looks like that of the system will get here by next weekend into the following week. so, stephanie, with all of this

track coming in from the northwest, which i talk about, that's the good direction coming because we want that stuff to be real cold. that piles up in the mountains. it's a little early right now to build because that probably won't last all season. but still, when we get that, stored up there in the mountains. good place for doesn't wash away like those morris a probable system. so yeah, great update. thanks. so yes, >> well, that's it for us here at the and weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in for all of us. thanks so much for watching. [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ hey, class. this is lily. ♪ when you see things differently, you can be the difference. welcome.

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