and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. >> 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 here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> well, that is our first newscast together this november. happy saturday. the 50 you start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and get a flavor of art. a more typical winter time pattern coming our way. not just this weekend. >> but also into next week as well. we have snow in that package up to tahoe to some good stuff. >> here with some rain, we definitely do need the good news is the time he says we pretty good during the actual

early part of the day. it's going take a break until it fires back up again in the afternoon. there you have it for the live shot east bay shoreline. kind of lit up nicely. of course, it will be brighter tomorrow. here's a look at the fog going on here. yeah, it mixes out. and as you can see, it's mostly contained up in the north bay by about noon. look what happens, though, as we get into tomorrow. yeah, it kind of clears out even though we do have another batch of rain coming late this afternoon. still looks like some of that fog clears out. more rain coming by tomorrow afternoon. temperature check for you. these are the 50's on the board as you will notice and for winds coming largely from the south. and that will be the case as we get into even the day tomorrow. and even as late as tomorrow night until the switch happens, there's were all the stormy action is up in the north. is raul systems coming in from the northwest. the typical winter storm track. so call a cloudy today with some showers developing in the afternoon hours. there. but it will be kind of scattered about their temperatures into the 60's warning forecast a bit, stephanie. >> thanks a lot, dave.

breaking news we're following from overnight. the partial remains of alexis. gabe have been found the city of oakley announcing the discovery was made in amador county just east of sacramento. gabe's family first reported her missing on january. 26. and they've never stop searching for her even after police said she was likely dead. gabe went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say evidence found in jones's home and dna recovered from games, broken phone, which was found tossed in a field identified jones as the suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with police late friday night, investigators announced they found some of gabe's remains off of jackson road in the city of plymouth in amador county. the areas where investigators previously identified as a place the murder suspect traveled in the hours and days after gabe was reported missing. again, what was found was not the entire

body. police say they believe more remains may be scattered in other areas. gabe's family has been notified and we are expecting to get more information on this story early next week from investigators. >> this could be a long haul, but he will be well. and it's just so tragic. happened happened. but nonetheless. we have to be optimistic surrounded by. >> house speaker nancy pelosi makes her first public address since that violent hammer attack on her husband. the speaker saying mister pelosi is recovering at home surrounded by family. andeit was only a week ago when that assault happened at the pelosi home. kron four's today says stasio brings us the latest on that case and what happens next for the suspect? >> there is evidence pouring in every single day. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins giving the latest information on the case against david to pap the man accused of breaking into house

speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home last friday morning attacking her husband, paul, that mister pelosi opened the door. they were both holding a hammer and the police observed mister de pap pull that hammer away and then strike mister pelosi. it was around 02:30am, in the morning of october 28th when police ad path went to pelosi's home in pacific heights. they say that paul pelosi call 9-1-1 from a cell phone in the bathroom and told the dispatcher there was a strange man inside asking for his wife, nancy, when he said she wasn't home. the man said he would wait and court documents released tuesday. prosecutors say the pap admitted that he intended to enter the home to take speaker nancy pelosi hostage. and if speaker pelosi lied to him, he intended to break her kneecaps, adding, quote, i am sick of the insane level of lies coming out of washington, d.c., i came here to have a little chat with his wife. i didn't really want to hurt him. but, you know, this was a

suicide mission in, quote, police say that they found duct tape, zip ties and a hammer inside a dip happes backpack. they also found broken glass in the back of the house were dip. happ says he slammed his body through a window, although the house was under video surveillance by u.s. capitol police, the agency later admitted that no one was watching at the time of the break-in. u.s. lawmakers are now demanding answers from capitol police about their safety protocols for members of congress and their families. bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder to threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a pap with assault on the immediate family member of

a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> as for dip happ, his next court appearance is set for december 14th here in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. twitter's new owner elon mosque continuing to make big cuts to the company's workforce. at least 784 jobs will be lost from twitter's san francisco office alone. that's according to a layup notification submitted to the city of san francisco saying those staffers will be terminated starting january 4th. now, employees who worked in engineering communications and product and content

development were among those who've already lost their jobs in total musk is expected to cut 3700 jobs. that's about half the workforce, twitter and oreign workers of the job status by email this week. musk has defended his decision saying the company is losing 3illions of dollars in revenue a day adding that everyone who has lost their jobs has been offered 3 months. severance. well, today could be your lucky day. you could win 1.6 billion dollars in tonight's powerball drawing. sounds pretty nice right at the biggest lottery prize in u.s. history and kron four's camila barco is live for us in daly city where she's speaking with people looking to strike it rich this morning. hey, camila. >> yeah, we'll have another chance to get rich another day. another lottery drawing like you said, stephanie, people have a chance to win 1.6 billion dollars tonight and take a look at your screen. these are some fun facts. 70 actually mentioned one of them. this is the

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different by tomorrow morning. temperature check for 50's for most of the board. in fact, san jose. 55 antioch, a 50 to 50 to santa rosa. 55 oakland. obviously we had a rain event overnight. cloudy skies to start with fog. so when's the next batch of rain coming? it looks to be timed early afternoon. encroaching across the north bay. this the typical winter like pattern then down through san francisco, east bay in clears out tomorrow night there tonight, rather, if you can see tomorrow morning, we start off in the clear and looks like we'll see some sunshine for good chunk of the day. clouds fill in late in the day. now. and then after sunset here comes that more potent line of some showers around 11 o'clock or so. so basically for daylight hours tomorrow, it looks like the rain is going to hold off in. this has been progressively later in the timing for the second hit happening. but that does open up the gates for the pacific. there's more yet to come as we get into early part of the week. the winds now pretty much on shore to a lot of the south. as you'll notice, there's no switch coming in from the north.

that's when the really colder air gets here. the winds are a little stronger as we get to sunday night monday. but by monday morning, i think that will start to wind down a little bit. but the rain cells will keep dropping in. here's how it looks like again, most the traffic coming in from the gulf of alaska. this a good direction. it also means snow happening up in tahoe. that snow that may be locked up there for a while. so that's good news today. mostly cloudy afternoon. showers. it's a little batch coming through. so most fair to say scattered showers with temperatures pretty much 60's tomorrow. looks like morning sun. some afternoon clouds, but late rain puppy sunset or post sunset rain happening a little cooler too with 50's and 60's on the board. then next week, unsettled early for the week break happens late weekend cooler, although little shower may sneak in here by friday as get a little chilly for those overnight lows to keep a lot of cloud cover in our skies today. 62 afternoon showers working here. same deal for oakland. 64 66 san jose with a

few late showers in the program here. here's how it looks like at the big board mid 60's to the far east bay santa rose. you're looking at 64 66 for novato. of course. we'll have more on your 4 zone forecast. take a look at that longer range forecast. what we're to stephanie. all right. something look forward to you. thanks so much, kate. >> some legendary bay area rappers are using their platforms to encourage people to show their power at the polls. this coming tuesday, they released a new video with a very direct and clear message. vote from voices you can do in spoke with the artists behind the effort. >> bay area, hip-hop artist and icons to short the 40 and this to name a few are using their star power and influence ahead of tuesday's election with they don't forget to vote campaign and a black. the vote campaign. this to feb still parent network is the vehicle for the message. talk about both of those campaign. was it important for don't there to get involved and what does the public need to know? >> i'm not even just so much dough pair man. we're just one

of the catalysts that are it's mobilizing these things, man and the mobilization of the vote. it's important for us to understand how necessary these things are to spread. the word to the younger generation because we must understand that our power is our leverage and our vote and our ability to go out and dictate implement inoculate whatever it is that we wish because the power's still in the i was going on, got to 40 want to encourage all you all the way down and talk about at this point as elder statesman of the and i mean that in on the most complimentary times and hit an ammo, gino, de as so as a that message coming from you and to shorten the 40 talk about the impact that you hope that has to the youngsters who looking up to you. >> when you say voting in support. hopefully that is just grabs their attention.

>> and in grabbing their attention and it makes them say. then you see this. let me let me see what they talking about. it is not our be to get you to vote for somebody like, you know, to try to say, oh, this is what we're pushing from a partisan point of view. we're not trying to get you tell both one voting for now. we just want to show engaged so you can understand the importance of it in understanding that you can utilize your voice and having your voice be heard they >> the show would recall live in bay area and don't forget to vote by november and it would be for him what it truly making changes throwing it back to fabbi davis junior, aka mistah fab 4. the last word on this and we can make a difference. but you've got to make out vote vote. as the met kron. 4 news. >> former president donald trump is reportedly signaling he could declare a 2024 white house bid soon after the

midterm elections. axios reports trump and his team are eyeing november 14th is a possible launch day for his campaign. trump teased a reelection campaign during a rally thursday night in iowa. the first caucus state in the gop primary. the axios report also adding discussions do remain fluid and things could change depending on tuesday's election results. well, your money, supreme court justice amy coney barrett has again denied a request to challenge president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. but that doesn't change things much as things now stand, student loan forgiveness remains on hold because of a challenge brought by several republican led state. the white house has faced at least 6 lawsuits since unveiling its plan to cancel $10,000 in student loans. for most borrowers. the white house saying 26 million people have already applied for student loan forgiveness and 16 million of those applications have been

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>> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced charges in a deadly attack near a 7 11 store in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. now warning that the footage you're about to see may be hard to watch for some police say 77 year-old richard owens was killed and 2 others were hurt in the incident. the deadly attack happening just before 06:30am, in the morning tuesday near bayshore and raymond street. the da's office saying the suspect charles short faces felony charges in several aggravating allegations including murder and elder abuse. chevron is agreeing to a settlement for spilling hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel into the bay. the contra

costa county da's office saying chevron will pay more than $200,000 to various state and federal agencies. the spill happening in february of last year, south of the richmond long war, the damage could be seen all the way to brooks island. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it's the final push for the candidates running for san jose mayor. >> we're expecting a new mayor to lead a it will be the first in nearly a decade. and as we head to the break for the weekend, you can expect a winter renegade craft fair in san francisco. this starts at 11 this morning at fort mason center. you can enjoy art and pick up a gift do your holiday shopping early for more than 250 artists. this is free to attend.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start out this out half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave sphar in the weather center with the latest on these very chilly conditions. dave, why a good stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's going to feel really like winter. we get to the middle of next week. we'll get some really cold numbers here going on here for you. some lower 30's are possible inland as we get to the middle of the week. once we get that colder air, all filtered in here, starting things off with a little in the way. some fog that we talked about an overcast skies downtown. here's a look for you again. overcast will do it for right now. rain holding off until we

get to the afternoon hours. temperature check mostly into the 50's and at this hour, that's actually a little bit above. we were this time from yesterday again for the morning hours. we don't expect highs to be that much the on where they stand right now with overcast skies and another batch of rain. this fog business yet clears out comes back again briefly with this new onset of rain and then kind of clears out overnight, compliments of the wind a little bit weak, a little dry patch here, both at the surface and aloft kind of unusual overnight to see when you get a late rain like that to see the fog clear on out. and then by tomorrow night comes a new batch of rain. so the express lane is open in the northwest, as you can see coming in from the gulf of alaska. that's our future as we go into much of this weekend and the rest of next week, rather a temperature check for you in the 60's. we go with cloudy skies. 2 o'clock. i think you're going to start to see some of that rain working basically starting in the north bay, sonoma. marin counties down to san francisco and then

spreading out to the east bay and the south bay. by the afternoon. a heavier batch,p though, by tomorrow morning. tomorrow night. we'll have more details for you just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks. a lot of faith. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in san jose mayoral candidates, cindy cindy chavez and matt mahan making their final push for votes this week. they're locked in a tight race to be the city's first new mayor in nearly a decade. kron four's justin campbell spoke with both candidates on their plans to improve the city. >> santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get

a response, it's going to be much slower than they want. mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mayhem, says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to restructure the general plan to makes it possible for people who want to build housing in our community to build housing into, doing along the affordability continue. both candidates agree san jose needs to be cleaned up but disagree on how the race is also been a very costly one. both mahan and chavez have spent more than 8 and a half million dollars on their campaigns. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> all right. in the east bay, newark police are looking for the person responsible for the hit-and-run death of a fremont man that happened earlier this week. it happened around 02:00am on wednesday on central avenue in california street in newark. police say the victim had been hit by a car and was lying on the street. he died from his injuries. no arrests have been made. in the north bay valais host police chief shawny williams has resigned this amid ongoing calls from the local police union. there for him to step down. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> during his nearly 3 year run as vallejo police chief following nearly 27 years with the san jose police department. the vallejo police officers association constantly highlighted with the organization says shawny williams wasn't doing right and his stint as top cop has been in jeopardy since last december. that's when the v a membership held a unanimous vote of no confidence in williams's leadership. on friday. the city gave no reason for williams's

resignation. when reached for comment. a city spokesperson says, quote, we cannot comment any further due to the fact that this is a personal matter in a statement to kron 4 mayor robert mcconnell says, quote, it was sad to hear of the departure of chief williams who work so hard to change the very culture of the vallejo police department upon reaching his 30th year in police work. i am thankful for the accomplishments he obtained in announcing williams a sudden resignation friday in a news release. in contrast to the vp. always criticisms the city touted his leadership crediting williams with police reforms resulting in a significant decline in shootings involving officers use of force incidents in citizen complaints. the blames in for this year's violent crime spike more than 20% reduction of sworn staff as of this summer and critical staffing levels at the 9-1-1 dispatch center. multiple officers have filed formal complaints against williams

alleging misconduct. lieutenant herman robinson is one of them. he was fired by williams in 2021. before being reinstated earlier this year after an arbitrator overruled. williams was also head of the department when sean monterrosa was shot and killed by officer jarrett tonn during george floyd protests in 2020, tom was fired last month. the city manager has appointed deputy chief jason todd as interim chief. the police department also announced the promotions of 4 officers, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the vallejo police officers association released a statement to kron 4 that reads in part, we are optimistic about the new leadership and look forward to repairing relationships along with rebuilding internal trust. workers at a local hardware store are cleaning up the mess after someone destroyed their christmas displays. but the store's general manager says the act will not dampen the

holiday spirit. kron four's. dan thorn has that story for us. >> it appears a grinch arrived early this year. it's sebastopol hardware center off of highway one 16, the store's christmas setup ruined for no reason. in the early morning hours and unknown vandal slashes and spray paints over christmas decorations and inflatables. the destroyed display upsetting for general manager dan allen. him. it was disheartening because we're we're small town special, small town. >> and really well-known a basketball and and well-liked our community really supports santa on a motorcycle, along with 8 other blow up lawn ornaments were found, sliced open and sprayed sunday morning. the nativity scene was also tagged with black paint. the spirited display outside of the hardware centers. holiday tent. it spent for families passing by in their cars. it's nearly empty for the time being. >> to come in and find someone that damage like that was.

very to see. >> security video was unable to catch the grinch in the act but shows a man walking around with what appears to be some sort of cutting tool over the last 6 years. the store has not had any issues with vandalism. and allen, him says the holiday market is always a hit. the inflatables, which cannot be repaired cost around $1300. it's a bit of a setback, but count on the store to bring back the holiday cheer. and we're not to let anybody stop us from from celebrating christmas and having some. >> a nice christmas play out there our our goal is just to to keep pushing forward. well, we'll get redecorated and have an isis paper. but you see from the road. >> the sebastopol police department is on the case. they're hoping to have a suspect soon reporting in sebastopol. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, a state proposition aims to speed up the transition from gas-powered cars to electric.

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>> in the north bay and upcoming summit in marin county hopes to increase awareness around the dangers of fentanyl. the murray county overdose prevention summit hopes to inform and educate the public this month in 2020, california saw the highest

number of overdose deaths in the country with around 9,000 deaths that year just last year. marion county have 42 overdose deaths. according to the department of public health, the summit starts at 04:00pm on november 15th and is open to the public happening tomorrow. day by day light savings time ends. a reminder now to set back your clocks. so will back one hour before you go to sleep. despite most californians voting for years ago to end this time shift, we're still doing it. former assembly member can of san jose had championed a bill to authorize state. lawmakers passed legislation. but that died in the committee and the u.s. senate also passed the sunshine protection act to make daylight savings time permanent. but the bill has not been able to get any traction in the house. a light savings time ends tomorrow at 02:00am. so enjoy that extra hour of sleep. >> now to start getting dark

in the late afternoon. look at those temperatures for highs today. we've got 60's on the board for today. watching bouts of ra

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conditions to last for just looks so cold out there? yeah, well, 70, we'll see some clearing going on later this morning as we take a little bit of a break. but then a patch of rain is coming this kind of returned all of this, this the east bay shoreline. >> they were called, just showed you this 15 minutes ago or 10 minutes ago. the fog has returned. so we haven't cliche can this off and it may be slow going just before the rain comes and we do the whole thing again, late afternoon into the early evening. but this will actually clear out tonight. i know what night this is going to happen after the rain event that occurs before another rain event for sunday night. so we're kind of in between a lot of things here right now. temperature check for you. 50's on the board. 52 santa rosa, east bay shoreline hovered right around. 54 as we speak now, this package with that has snow. so this is cold air alternately settling in here. snow levels it 5,000 feet. but the the warning could up to about 7,000 feet. we're talking up there about 4 feet of snow is possible. but lower

below that, maybe about one to 2 feet with all of this collectively as we get out to about tuesday. look at the temperatures drop. these are highs now. so tuesday, wednesday that's in that colder air is settling in this area. first, we start off with relatively mild weather and then the colder stuff kicks in here. that's really good news to have all of this. because like it's all that snow parked up here. so the warning is sunday through wednesday. circa headed up there this weekend. it's coming back sunday night. that may be posing a little bit of a problem. there, of course, will be when it just starts. if you're staying up there for a few days. also in the package, heavy winds, some of those higher peaks, they could get winds approaching hurricane strength potentially. so watching what's goes on with stormtracker 4 kind of waiting for the first shoe to drop here with all of this. of course, is kind of a senate. pete, with all the hope out about some rain we have over early part of the week. so we'll see clouds, part of the cloud cover for today. little patch of rain showers dropping through to this afternoon. then tomorrow night, there's the heavier punch going on into monday morning watching the big program all put together here for you. here's

that little hit today. tomorrow, the bigger the bigger hit that will be sunday. late afternoon, early evening hours with the time change going on probably after sunset overnight. notice the snow coverage with the colors. ation there. this is already by wednesday. we take a little bit of a breather here. but another patch looks like it's coming our way by saturday and sunday up next week, this is taking a more mid latitude approach. those systems do tend to be as cold. 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 62 san francisco lower 60's hovering around the coast. i can see a lot of sunshine anyway. so not a lot of movement here. 64 burlingame foster city, 67, palo alto at 64 in the south bay, keeping it mid-sixties east bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley, add a degree or 2.65. pleasanton. 65 walnut creek in danville, richmond, you've got 60 to a chilly 58 for vallejo as those winds continue a little heavier tomorrow afternoon, though, 63 fairfield and santa rosa will do. 64 quite busy on the 7 day forecast. look at that. rain on their even got some thunder

showers cooking here tuesday because that's when the coldest air settles here. as we dry out a little bit. watch some of those lows getting close to freezing. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. the time. have those winter coats kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the state of california will no longer allow the sale of gas-powered cars by 2025. and a state proposition is aiming to speed up that process as kron four's. dan kerman reports the money would be coming from california's highest earning residents. >> getting gas and diesel powered vehicles off the road and replacing them with electric vehicles. it's designed to improve the air that we breathe. in fact, california has been a leader in that push banning the sale of gas-powered vehicles starting in 2035. but some say california is not pushing hard enough. >> we don't have time really to waste. and that's why we need to invest billions of dollars more to do with this

problem. environmental groups say proposition 30 would accelerate the switch. the measure would increase taxes by 1.7 5% for up to 20 years. for those that are in more than 2 million dollars annually. that's expected to bring in 3 and a half to 5 billion dollars a year. >> 45% of that money would go towards rebates and incentives to help individuals, businesses and governments buy electric vehicles. 35% would go towards installing charging stations and the remaining 20% is earmarked for fighting and preventing wildfires. prop 30 would provide a large. >> and assured stream of revenue towards cleaning up transportation, which is the source of 80% of our air pollution and 50% over climate pollution. this is about lift getting money in car carol. california air resources board isn't there currently for them to go lobby to take that out of there? everything else is mostly what you see in this

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what we've got going on for right now. and fog coupled with that. that's a little shot there for you, the east bay shoreline, as we speak for right now. >> and this fog will up break up a little bit as we get into the later morning hours. a touch before it redevelops again when the batch of rain coming our way. this is what it looks like by about one 30 or so yes, the next batch of rain will give us fog temporarily, but it clears out overnight and the sky conditions improve as well. so will be probably starting off tomorrow without much the way of fog, even after little rain event sneaks through 50's on the board. mid-fifties at that a comparison for you or winds rather excuse me on shore to from the south. and that's not going release which in earnest really until we get to early next week as it starts to become more out of the north. and that's more of a chilly flow. this is all coming in from the northwest. this is the winter storm tracked is the kind of track that's good. since no up towards our mountains, which we're going to get. keep it cloudy today. again, some scattered showers develop in the early afternoon morning forecast a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> breaking news we are following from overnight. the

partial remains of alexis. gabe have been found the city of oakley announcing the discovery was made in amador county just east of sacramento. gabe's family first reported her missing on january. 26th and they've never stop searching for her. even after police said she was likely dead gave went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say evidence found in jones's home and dna recovered from gabe's broken phone, which was found tossed in a field identified jones as the suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with police late friday night, investigators announced they found some of games remains off of jackson road in the city of plymouth in amador county. the area is where investigators previously identified as a place the murder suspect traveled in the hours and days after gabe was reported missing. again, what was found was not the entire body. police say they believe

more remains may be scattered in other areas. gabe's family has been notified and we are expecting to get more information on this story early next week from investigators. >> it can be a long haul, but he will be well. and it's just so tragic. happened happened. but nonetheless. we have to be optimistic surrounded by. >> house speaker nancy pelosi making her first public address since that violent hammer attack on her husband. the speaker saying mister pelosi is recovering at home surrounded by family. and it was only just a week ago when that assault happened at the pelosi home kron four's terisa stasio brings us the latest on that case and what happens next for the suspect? >> there is evidence pouring in every single day. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins giving the latest information on the case against david to pap the man

accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home last friday morning attacking her husband, paul, that mister pelosi opened the door. they were both holding a hammer and the police observed mister de pap pull that hammer away and then strike mister pelosi. it was around 02:30am, in the morning of october 28th when police say des path went to pelosi's home in pacific heights, they say that paul pelosi called 9-1-1 from a cell phone in the bathroom and told the dispatcher there was a strange man inside asking for his wife, nancy, when he said she wasn't home. the man said he would wait and court documents released tuesday. prosecutors say the pap admitted that he intended to enter the home to take speaker nancy pelosi hostage. and if speaker pelosi lied to him, he intended to break her kneecaps, adding, quote, i am sick of the insane level of lies coming out of washington, d.c., i came here to have a little chat with his wife. i didn't really want to

hurt him. but, you know, this was a suicide mission in, quote, police say that they found duct tape, zip ties and a hammer inside a dip happes backpack. they also found broken glass in the back of the house were dip. happ says he slammed his body through a window, although the house was under video surveillance by u.s. capitol police, the agency later admitted that no one was watching at the time of the break-in. u.s. lawmakers are now demanding answers from capitol police about their safety protocols for members of congress and their families. bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder to threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a path with assault on

the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen and the legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> as for dwp happ, his next court appearance is set for december 14th here in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. >> alright, twitter's new owner elon musk is continuing to make some big cuts to the company's workforce. at least 784 jobs will be lost from twitter. san francisco office. that's according to a layoff notification submitted to the city saying those staffers will be terminated starting january 4th. now, employees who worked in engineering, communications and product and

content development were among those who lost their jobs in total musk is expected to cut 3700 jobs. that's about half of the workforce. twitter and foreign whether they be keeping their jobs by email this week. musk has defended his decision saying the company is losing millions of dollars in revenue a day adding that everyone who has lost their jobs has been offered 3 months. severance pay. well, today could be your lucky day. you could win 1.6 billion dollars in tonight's powerball drawing. that is the biggest lottery prize in u.s. history. kron four's camila barco is live for us in daly city where she's speaking with people hoping to strike it rich and feeling up perhaps very lucky this morning, camilla. >> we have spoken to a few people and i've gotten some very genuine answers instead of spending the money on themselves. the people that i've spoken to say that they would invest and others and 70

today, it's another day another lottery drawing like you said, people have a chance to win 1.6 billion dollars. take a look at these fun facts. stephanie did mention one of them, which is that this is the largest lottery prize in history. the winner, he can get that 1.6 billion dollars if they choose annuity. that's paid annually over 29 years. but the winner can also opt for the cash option, which is 782 million dollars. the odds of winning. well, they are one and 292.2 million, about 250 million tickets are expected to be sold before tonight's drawing. one expert says that there still a one in 3 chance that nobody will win. no one's won the powerball jackpot in more than 3 months. which is why we've seen that money prize increase over the last few months. now, the last time someone won playing the powerball close to this amount of money that was back in 2016, 3 people in california, florida and tennessee won the

jackpot at that time. and it was 1.500. >> and 86 billion dollars. we did speak to a few people about. what they would do if they won tonight's drawing, which is at 1.6 billion dollars. here's what they had to say. >> so many people, i'm sorry, i'm a nurse. and so i have a huge heart if i could, that would cut the entire world. but mainly people need the sick, the homeless, the poor. my goal. >> maybe maybe. and i was so would you quit your job? and he won the lottery? not really. i think heart. >> because does not my business. we're seeing on buy a house for each one my daughters and my when up to a c will help them. >> stephanie, and like you, i heard both men. you heard their answers, but they would do with that 1.6 billion dollars, even nestor. the first man that you heard from,

he wouldn't even quit his job. they would still both keep working and they would help other people. they would invest the money and said of what we normally hear. people taking vacations and stuff like that. but hey, 1.6 billion dollars, it's up to you. people can still play. they can go to a gas station. a quick mark. people have until 07:45pm. tonight to purchase a ticket to the drawing will be at 8 o'clock. send it back to you. >> well, with some very big hearts this morning. thank you so much, camilla for that live report. well, coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a man accused of stealing thousands of dollars stealing thousands of dollars worth of pills in the east have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪

hill. police arrest a man accused of stealing more than $4200 worth of over the counter medicine. >> police say it happened at a safeway. they arrested the suspect after they say he shoplifted again at a michaels store. officers were able to return the medicine back to the retailer. the suspect is now behind bars. >> and we're waiting for the little batch of some light showers into the early afternoon. but the potent one for sunday night into monday morning. a look

>> well, if you're waiting for sign, you just heard it. this is your sign get up. wake up with us here at the kron. 4 morning news. we already see a lot of people awake and out on the roadways as they make their way through what looks to be quite a bit of a foggy start of the day. taking a live look outside at the walnut creek camera this day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and another batch of rain coming our way in the early afternoon. it's a batch of scattered showers and how will phrase it. >> sfo, by the way, in case

you're wondering with all this fog going on, they have a little bit as well. but no delays happening there. lot of low level moisture, though, going on. so it's kind of the drizzle still hang on at the coast. so that scattered shower event that we're erpecting for today. timing appears to be right around the noon hour early afternoon as it marches on through. then it clears out. we get some drier air in here into tomorrow morning. so sunshine for you probably on the way of fog and waiting for the next shoe to drop, if you will, for the weekend. it's really going to be at the weekend's over overnight into monday. good timing for all of this. and a heavier dose of rain coming our way with this all dropping south winds by that point by monday morning sparge start shipping more northerly. but you see there from the south and on shore throughout the day today. so breezy will cover it today and then tomorrow, a little bit of a wind gust will pick up as we get late sunday into monday morning. but again, that will be kind of that overnight hours with the winds picking up a bit and then shifting finally out of the north storm track as we watch it come out of the northwest. this is only

one of several to come our way. this will bring mountain snows. winter storm warning up to tahoe where we're at a 2 amounts. these of this tentative to give you a general idea with this scattered shower event, very much based centric immediate bay centric, maybe picking up about a dime and nickel to a dime or so. so very modest amounts that we're looking at. it inland. these really drop off into the pennies. then we wait. i s a second batch gets here sunday night into monday morning about that point. picking up some quarters as you can see here, maybe even a half a dollar in some locations. so mostly cloudy afternoon, showers, mild 60's going on today. again, those showers will be scattered early afternoon tomorrow morning. sun will be some afternoon clouds intruding here and then late rain probably after sunset going on here. a little cooler, too, with 50's and 60's the next week. the early part of the week is very unsettled as new ways drop south by wednesday. getting chilly now lows by wednesday morning dropping to the lower 30's. it looks like even in the 30th into thursday as well. and then maybe

another batch of some rain showers try to get in here on friday. so 62 san francisco, 66 for san jose, again, noting an afternoon scattered showers, stephanie. >> all right. we'll have those umbrellas ready. thanks so much, dave kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. we are now just 3 days away from the midterm elections. >> and while a lot of attention is being paid to races across our country, there are some pretty big ones happening right here in the bay area. political analyst michael yaki joins us live now to break down what we should be thinking about dora for these big local races. good morning to you, michael. >> lawrence, stephan, you've got your ballot back in already. >> i you know, i'm planning to check all the boxes off this weekend and mail it in. >> the country already. i really got mind. i have my ballot confirmation from the secretary of state and feeling a little smug, i could see it on your face. good for you. >> all right. you know, michael, let's get started here. you let's look at san jose, right? millions of dollars being spent on the

mayor's race between cindy chavez and matt mahan. we know that mister mahan has the current mayor's endorsement. he's a city council city chávez. meantime, member of santa clara county board of supervisors. so both with you know, political experience under their belts. what will you be paying attention to in this race? >> well, i think what we've all been paying attention to the fact that this is this is very much a replay in some ways of a lot of what's happening in silicon valley between certain what's called all democrats, which is the labor you to the traditional back on the democratic party and new democrat, which is that, which is tech money and comes from a tech background someone i actually says it's going to be bring business principles to the governments of san jose to chavez who's been on the council. i know i know the board of supervisors to quite some time is bringing her depth experience and strength that clash. this is nothing new. we're actually going to see a little bit in oakland as well. but i think

you know, we're just going to it's it's it's a toss up. the polls are very close. there's a lot of negatives ads are going out there, but likely this is one that will be it will be decided if not on election night and a couple days thereafter as the votes as votes come in. i i think this is a toss up. but if there's any just indicator where could lean, i think it to look at the fact that mayor la carte of pretty popular has endorsement may and he he feels that same kind of niche. it kind of grew mats or feel that same kind of check business seat. so we'll see. we'll see. i think i think that's where people are looking to see, you know, will that legacy continue? but san jose, is it much more in terms of democrats, more tech, more business and we'll see. see if that bears out in a couple days and we will have to wait and see their and. >> now let's go to oakland. real quick here to there. also electing a new mayor. and we

know that there are 2 candidates here pretty neck in neck, according to most recent poll, lauren taylor and assuring tao, of the they do have a ranked choice system voters are going through. that means voters are raking the candidates in order of preference. you know. how might that ranked choice system affect the outcome of the race? you think? well, i think that i think if you want to cut and pretty good. recent, but it's extreme example. you take a look at the >> dunn prodigy inquiries about the about a dozen years ago in 2010 don product finished. tha was the first ranked choice voting in oakland from there. that product finished 11,000 votes ahead of jean quan date. what but ended up losing as more and more votes from people who dropped out. which quite as their next preference. so what you're seeing right now is lauren taylor has made a deal with trevor reed that both of their supporters will will

basically rank each other as the next were drops off. first, there's what you're going to transfer and you see that action to as basically and notice that she's she wants reporters to put everyone else has their as their second choice to try and get that to get their supporters, then put her and about. so, you know, all of us all that strategy in the last few, too, which the election. this is what it's all about. and i was feeling you know, going to be i think it will still be close because you have in the wild card in end there. no point day, which who's politics for quite some time as a lot of name recognition is hoping he's going to draw. i know preferential preference votes from other drop out to keep him in the race and pull an upset. >> you know, we're going to be following that one very closely. thank you for that, michael. and you know, we're also watching the san francisco district attorney's race after chesa boudin was recalled. i'm very high profile that recall election

from earlier this year. is there anything specifically from this particular race that you think people should really be considering? >> you know, what's interesting is that, you know, this is just months after she was appointed. >> by mayor london breed out there after the reading i think that it's going to be interesting because a lot of energy was put into the recall itself. how much of that is still left in terms of wanting to make any further changes at the da's office will service boaters the site lets give this person chance to fill out the rest of the term before we decide whether or not we actually do want to make a change. people with high name recognition mission like joy nays, able to grant the great granddaughter and grandson of grant son former mayor alioto. you have john, how the stock been around and the people, the public defender's office for quite some time in some way, as try to work on getting the asian community behind them. so it's it's but it has really gotten much attention,

quite frankly. you know, just for as a matter of fact, the da's got a lot of press lately because of are just and his and his political violent attack and paul pelosi. so i was feeling that those those things are going to contribute, possibly 2, brooke jenkins here keeping keeping her job. but it's san francisco. you just never know. that's true. well, we'll be keeping a close eye on the polls come election night. >> thank you so much to kron. 4 political analyst michael yaki for your insight this morning. thank you, stephanie. >> all right, michael, we'll be back in the next hour to talk about the big national and statewide races. stay with us for that. we'll be right us for that. we'll be right back. this is gloria. she never gives up— no matter what life throws her way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 37 red-eye flights in the middle seat... ... 11 miracle diets...

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4. this half hour with a look at our forecast, showery dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest on what's happening outdoors a day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of that low level moisture going on here. even that fog, as you can see from downtown here. >> this situation will take a little bit of time to clear. but once it does, it's only a temporary clearing pattern becomes blowing right back again with some of those scattered showers that are in our forecast for today. take a

look at bay area. temperatures are mostly in the mid 50's going on for right now. and because of all this low level moisture hanging around there you have it on the fog tracker here stays up in the north bay, even in the early afternoon with the new batch of rain coming our way. so probably during the daylight hours is probably fair to say generally overcast going on for the north bay. you might see some patches develop elsewhere. then comes that batch of rain showers in the fog comes back again. but it clear strangely enough overnight, this is going to be temporary because there's more batches coming our way. as you can see, the system set up from the gulf of alaska dropping into the northwest. into the bay area that's going bring in some mountain snows for tahoe, something to look forward to it. the forecast projections going on today. again, those scattered showers developing will say around the noon hour in the north are in sonoma dropping across the breadth of the bay in the early afternoon, turning off probably by nightfall will have more on your forecast. long in shorts coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> in the east bay, newark police are looking for the person responsible for the hit

and run death. fremont man that happened earlier this week. it happened around 02:00am on wednesday on central avenue and california street in new york. police say the victim had been hit by a car was lying in the street. he died from his injuries. no arrests have been made. in the north able a hose police chief shawny williams has resigned. this amid ongoing calls from the local police union there for him to step down. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> during his nearly 3 year run as vallejo police chief following nearly 27 years with the san jose police department. the vallejo police officers association constantly highlighted with the organization says shawny williams wasn't doing right and his stint as top cop has been in jeopardy since last december. that's when the v a membership held a unanimous vote of no confidence in williams's leadership. on friday. the city gave no reason for williams's resignation. when reached for comment. a city spokesperson

says, quote, we cannot comment any further due to the fact that this is a personal matter in a statement to kron 4 mayor robert mcconnell says, quote, it was sad to hear of the departure of chief williams who work so hard to change the very culture of the vallejo police department upon reaching his 30th year in police work. i am thankful for the accomplishments he obtained in announcing williams a sudden resignation friday in a news release. in contrast to the vp. always criticisms. >> the city touted his leadership crediting williams with police reforms resulting in a significant decline in shootings involving officers use of force incidents in citizen complaints. the blames in for this year's violent crime spike more than 20% reduction of sworn staff as of this summer and critical staffing levels at the 9-1-1 dispatch center. multiple officers have filed formal complaints against williams alleging misconduct. lieutenant herman robinson is

one of them. he was fired by williams in 2021. before being reinstated earlier this year after an arbitrator overruled. williams was also head of the department when sean monterrosa was shot and killed by officer jarrett tonn during george floyd protests in 2020, tom was fired last month. the city manager has appointed deputy chief jason todd as interim chief. the police department also announced the promotions of 4 officers, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the vallejo police officers association released a statement to kron 4 that reads in part, we are optimistic about the new leadership and look forward to repairing relationships along with rebuilding internal trust. now workers at a local hardware store are cleaning up the mess after someone destroyed their christmas displays. but the store's general manager says the act will not dampen the holiday spirit. kron four's. dan thorn has that story for us.

>> it appears a grinch arrived early this year. it's sebastopol hardware center off of highway one 16, the store's christmas set up ruined for no reason. in the early morning hours and unknown vandal slashes and spray paints over christmas decorations and inflatables. the destroyed display upsetting for general manager dan allen. him. it was disheartening because we're we're small town special, small town. >> and really well-known a basketball and and well-liked our community really supports santa on a motorcycle, along with 8 other blow up lawn ornaments were found, sliced open and sprayed sunday morning. the nativity scene was also tagged with black paint. the spirited display outside of the hardware centers. holiday tent. he's spent for families passing by in their cars. it's nearly empty for the time being. >> to come in and find someone damage like that was. very to

see. >> security video was unable to catch the grinch in the act but shows a man walking around with what appears to be some sort of cutting tool over the last 6 years. the store has not had any issues with vandalism. and allen, him says the holiday market is always a hit. the inflatables, which cannot be repaired cost around $1300. it's a bit of a setback, but count on the store to bring back the holiday cheer. and we're not to let anybody stop us from from celebrating christmas and having some. >> a nice christmas play out there our our goal is just to to keep pushing forward. well, we'll get redecorated in have an isis paper. but you see from the road. >> the sebastopol police department is on the case. they're hoping to have a suspect soon reporting in sebastopol. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and san jose mayoral candidates, cindy chavez and matt mahan making their final push for votes this week. they're locked in a

very tight race to be the city's first new mayor in nearly a decade. well, for justin campbell spoke with both candidates on their plans to improve the city. >> in to clear a county supervisor, cindy chavez, the number one issue is really public safety. and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get a response, it's going to be much slower than they want. mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mayhem, says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide

safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to restructure the general plan to makes it possible for people who want to build housing in our community to build housing into, doing along the affordability continue. both candidates agree san jose needs to be cleaned up but disagree on how the race is also been a very costly one. both mahan and chavez have spent more than 8 and a half million dollars on their campaigns. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, 2 propositions could bring the sports betting industry to california. we'll tell you how advocates say they plan to do it and how they plan to do it and how ♪ ghirardelli intense dark. ♪ bold... ♪

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reminder to set back your clocks back one hour before you go to sleep, despite most californians voting for years ago to end the time shift, we're still doing it. former assembly member can of san jose championed a bill to authorize state lawmakers pass legislation but that died in the committee. the u.s. senate also passed the sunshine protection act to make daylight savings time permanent. but that bill has not been able to get any traction in the house. daylight saving time ends tomorrow at 02:00am. so there is your reminder, turn back the clocks. enjoy that extra hour of sleep. >> lot of them are done already electronically for us. the computers, this receptor for us. you know what? you want to have brunch early tomorrow because it's going to get dark by summertime early tomorrow as well. there's a

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this, there's a winter storm warning going on. this is sunday through wednesday. a couple of feet basically in the resort areas are possible. a little heavier when you get higher up, say 7,000 feet or so. also to be some winds with this, particularly higher up in some of those winds could get as high as hurricane force. so if you're headed up there and heading back sunday night, you might pick a little bit of this up, but more important for hanging around for the early part of the week. it's going to be a nice snow storm going on for you. we want to keep all that up there, though, however, and our stormtrack. yes, it's all wide open. watch what happens. there's our first hit today tomorrow afternoon or night overnight into monday. we keep it going. it looks like and then funny breaks up for the middle of the week towards the end of the week, there's another opportunity for some showers coming our way and they're taking the mid latitude route. so therefore, snow levels on that account probably won't be as low 60 to one on for san francisco with the coast will keep it about 60 or so burlingame. 64 does. 67 foster city, 64 for palo alto. remember with these kind

of conditions, temperatures don't move too much. 66 san jose for today and the east bay shoreline hangs in the lower 60's. this will be coupled with a lot of cloud cover and some late day showers. 65 for pleasanton. also for walnut creek concord. 64 59 for berkeley delay, who you've got 58 63 for fairfield. let's to about 64 for santa rosa. now tomorrow. we'll see quite actually morrison today than today. and that will be through much of the day. don't forget the sun setting early tomorrow after the time change. so tomorrow night into your monday, that's when we got the rain cooking temperatures drop even during the day. watch those chilly morning lows, particularly once we dry out and that will carry the ball for the remainder of the week. stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> you probably seeing those contentious ads for propositions. 26 27 which deal with legalizing sports betting? well, the 2 campaigns have spent nearly half a billion dollars combined making these the most expensive ballot measures in

american politics. we take a look at both starting with kron four's ella sogomonian breaking down prop. 26. >> proposition 26 is nicknamed the tribal measure. it would allow sports wagering to be legal in california, but in person only at the state, 66 tribal casinos as well as it for privately owned horse tracks. it does not allow betting on college teams. the state's legislative analyst says the measure could generate tens of millions of dollars for california with horse racing venues tax to 10% of wagering. there are strict controls on who can get in. obviously up 21. >> we'll be able to monitor who's doing the sports betting. opponents say it will shutter the state's card rooms by opening the gate to the potential for frivolous civil lawsuits. >> we'll have an effect on jobs and will have an effect our communities, especially member cities in terms of jobs were added at over 1.6 billion dollars in wages that would be lost millions and millions of dollars or 500 million that

billions of dollars that would be lost potentially in local tax revenue alone. there's going to be a challenge. >> to that provision, 19, 7, 6, 9, there is going to be a challenge to it. >> if passed prop 26 would also permit tribal casinos to offer craps and roulette only after entering contract amendments. 15% of revenue would go towards programs that help with gambling addiction for kron. 4 news i'm ella sogomonian. >> and now for closer look at proposition 27. it includes revenue dedicated to tackling california's homelessness crisis. if passed, prop 27 would allow online sports betting on professional and college sports for anyone age. 21 or older, it would require online sportsbooks to partner up with a federally recognized tribe licenses would be limited to fewer than 20 sportsbook apps. the initial license fee would cost 100 million dollars the licenses renewable every 5 years for another 10 million

dollars. the online betting would have to be done outside of tribal lands. 15 1% of the money but go towards economic developments and help tribes which do not offer sports wagering. the proposition guarantees guarantees money to address homelessness. >> sports betting is coming. you're already heard that there's some coming in. 24 for don't pass now, getting ourselves position to move forward here in california is a very important thing that we need to really look at it hard. >> proposition 27 breaks the promise that california voters made to my tribe and other tribes in california over 20 years ago. not once but twice the voters of the state overwhelmingly stood with us and interested indian gaming. excuse me and trusted indian tribes with the exclusive right to operate gaming. >> all right. when it comes to casting your that take note that this is not an either or

situation, both props. 26 27 could possibly be passed. if that happens, sports betting would be allowed online and in person at racetracks and tribal casinos. but the bills do offer different proposals for how the betting and the money made would be regulated. it's not clear how many conflicts would be resolved, but they could be challenged in court. happening today. governor gavin newsom will be in the bay area to make a get out. the vote stops. he'll be in san francisco to campaign for california congressional candidates and proposition one, which would enshrine abortion rights in our state constitution. gavin newsom is also expected to meet with volunteers at the san francisco phone bank. that group is doing outreach to unlikely voters. this election season. and a reminder kron 4 will bring you live local coverage on election night. we have crews plan to be all across the bay area with results on everything from local mayoral races, 2 statewide propositions, be

sure to tune in on tuesday, starting at 05:00pm for complete election night coverage. where your money this morning prices at the pump continue to decline, according to triple a the statewide average for california is 5.47. a gallon here in the bay area. san francisco has the highest average at 5.68 for a gallon of regular napa. sonoma and san mateo counties down just a couple cents. santa clara contra costa and alameda counties averaging around 5.50, marin county coming in at 5.44. solano county is the cheapest at 5.37. a gallon and word on the street. you can get guess even cheaper at the local costco. taking a trip to tahoe this weekend. you're better off filling up before you head up into the mountains. because check out that map on your screen there. gas is going for 5.22. on average in sacramento county. that's about $0.20 cheaper than what you'll find in placer or el dorado counties.

as we head to break for the weekend. there is the fiesta. alameda. it starts at noon at alameda point taxiway on ferry point. >> it will be live music dancing and food as well as craft. but people of all ages, this is free to attend. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

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twiggy. the squirrel and their water skiing behind a remote-controlled boat. the audience really just can't seem to get enough of them. you can see the kids gathered around very close for this and he is the latest in a long line of trained grey squirrels to bear that name since 1979. wow. curious to know how they got him to be so he's jumped to the front both there. it's a lot of fun to see. and it is that time of year again, san francisco's popular outdoor skating rink is officially open at union square with daily ice skating for people of all ages. there are also special events scheduled through the christmas season. union square opens for skating at 10 in the morning bright and early. the last 60 minute session does start at 10:00pm. so you want to make sure you get there before. then general admission is $20. it is $15 for kids 8 and under really does feel like the holiday season is here.

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>> all right. good morning and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and it is saturday november, the 5th. happy november to you. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. let's kick things off with dave spah% in the weather center hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and even at this late or our 9 o'clock, we're still dealing with quite a bit of fog around the immediate bay. the east bay shoreline still all covered up. >> but that ground fog and that will be replaced by a lot of overcast, particularly up in the north bay. don't think we'll ever really seeing any clearing going on for today. but fret, not because tomorrow but will different story. we'll see a lot more sunshine, at least in the early part of the day with clouds rolling in later on the rain after all of that. so let's march through real the fog here. it should clear out for a good chunk of the bay as we approach noon here it comes back again with the arrival of those scattered showers this afternoon. and then clears on out, as you can see for the overnight hours, we get some drier air in here working to temperatures for right now in the 50's mid 50's

at that. not a lot of movement expected for highs today. winds remain kind of variable at this hour and they're not really going to switch due north until we get to probably about monday. storm track shows everything coming in from the northwest. that's a typical winter type pattern. meaning the snow levels will be a little bit lower than they might be from the mid latitudes system and not as wet as they would be from a more subtropical one lower 60's going on for highs. basically cloudy skies work for today. however, the rain showers developing and san francisco area through the north bay by the noon hour or so into the early afternoon. what more on this forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, david. it looks like we

now to breaking news we're following from overnight. the partial remains of alexis. gabe have been found the city of oakley announcing the discovery was made in amador county just east of sacramento. gabe's family first reported her missing on january. 26. and they've never stop searching for her even after police said she was likely dead. gabe went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say evidence found in jones's home and dna recovered from gabe's broken phone, which was found tossed in a field identified jones as the suspect jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with police and late friday night, investigators announced they

found some of games remains off of jackson road in the city of plymouth and amador county. that area is where investigators previously identified as a place the murder suspect traveled in the hours and days after gabe was reported missing. again, what was found was not the entire body. police say they believe more remains may be scattered in other areas. gabe's family has been notified. we are expecting to get more information on the story early next week from investigators. >> this could be a long haul, but he will be well. and it's just so tragic. happened happened. but nonetheless. we have to be optimistic surrounded by. >> house speaker nancy pelosi making her first public address since that violent hammer attack on her husband. the speaker saying mister pelosi is recovering at home surrounded by family. it was only a week ago in that assault happened at the pelosi home kron four's to co brings

us the latest on that case. and what happens next for the suspect? >> there is evidence pouring in every single day. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins giving the latest information on the case against david to pap the man accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home last friday morning attacking her husband, paul, that mister pelosi opened the door. they were both holding a hammer and the police observed mister de pap pull that hammer away and then strike mister pelosi. it was around 02:30am, in the morning of october 28th when police ad path went to pelosi's home in pacific heights. they say that paul pelosi called 9-1-1 from a cell phone in the bathroom and told the dispatcher there was a strange man inside asking for his wife, nancy, when he said she wasn't home. the man said he would wait and court documents released tuesday. prosecutors say the pap admitted that he intended to enter the home to take speaker nancy pelosi hostage.

and if speaker pelosi lied to him, he intended to break her kneecaps, adding, quote, i'm sick of the insane level of lies coming out of washington, d.c., i came here to have a little chat with his wife. i didn't really want to hurt him. but, you know, this was a suicide mission in, quote, police say that they found duct tape, zip ties and a hammer inside a dip happes backpack. they also found broken glass in the back of the house were dip. happ says he slammed his body through a window, although the house was under video surveillance by u.s. capitol police, the agency later admitted that no one was watching at the time of the break-in. u.s. lawmakers are now demanding answers from capitol police about their safety protocols for members of congress and their families. bay area representative zoe lofgren, who serves as chair of the committee that oversees the capitol police department is leading the charge. as for de

pap, he entered a not guilty plea during his first court appearance. he faces 6 counts ranging from attempted murder, threats to a public official. in addition, the department of justice has charged a path with assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. it also came out this week that to pap is a canadian citizen. and he legally in the united states after his visa expired in 2008 as fda jenkins says no matter is status. he will be tried for his alleged crimes. this is an extremely dangerous individual who we want to make sure stace. it goes to prison. >> as for dip happ, his next court appearance is set for december 14th here in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. now to the east bay, newark police are looking for the person responsible for the hit and run death of a

fremont man earlier this week. it happened around 02:00am on wednesday on central avenue and california street in newark. police say the victim had been hit by a car and was lying on the street. he died from his injuries. no arrests have been made. twitter's new owner elon musk continuing to make big cuts to the company's workforce. at least 784 jobs will be lost from twitter. san francisco office. that's according to a layoff notification submitted to the city saying those staffers will be terminated starting january 4th. employees who worked in engineering, communications and product and content development were among those who lost their jobs in total musk is expected to cut 3700 jobs. that'c about half of the workforce. twitter inform workers of their job status by email this week. and musk has defended his decision saying the company is losing millions of dollars in revenue a day adding everyone who lost their jobs has been offered 3 months of severance pay.

pleasant hill. police arrest a man accused of stealing more than $4200 worth of over the counter medication. police say it happened at a safeway. they arrested the suspect after they say he shoplifted again at a michaels store. officers were able to return the medicine back to the retailer. the suspect is now behind bars. and police are asking for the public's help finding a missing person. police say and the leyva was last seen leaving her home on the street heading to a halloween party. she has not been heard from sense and has not shown up to work. anastasiya is 5 foot. 7 weighs around 160 pounds and has brown hair and eyes. her family says she would never miss work. so this is pretty unusual for her. if you have any information you are asked to please call antioch police. >> alright, overcast sky conditions to start things off. a lot of ground fog to know that should mix out the late morning hours only to

return again. a look at the day-to-day, some scattered showers in the early afternoon. beyond that cloudy with a bigger dose tomorrow night, either. forecast next.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now outside at a very foggy san mateo bridge. this morning. i kinv

of say, if you must travel at this hour, please do so very carefully. i know dave spahr is tracking the weather conditions outdoor for us. he's been doing it for us all morning how was a father to stick around for today? well, it's clearing and some areas, you know, that last hour we could even read the signs in the san mateo bridge. now, the cdc, the for signs. but, you know, it's still foggy on the bridge. so, yes, caution, just about everywhere. >> to be around the immediate bay, it's really hang on a little bit with another batch of rain coming around noon or so. >> it probably won't lift san jose different story down there to san jose state. we're seeing some blue skies pocan on out a little bit. you guys also have the chance of seeingf a few little afternoon showers but not the concentration. the moisture won't be there. so much will be towards the north. somewhat typical. they're in that rain shadow there in the south bay for future cast for here. it comes marching on in. there's your timing. 4.45. or so dropping south breaks up before it gets and the the south bay might get a few light rain showers. but look what happens in the wake of all of this. a clear-out dries out a bit. so

the fog will get eaten up overnight and we'll probably start things off and kind of a sunny note before late in the day, scattered clouds again, redeveloping those rain showers, the bulk of which that's going to be overnight. and that will be with some got a hefty winds going on. but pretty good timing for that's your weekend is not a washout. today. it's a scattered shower event for the early afternoon. but tomorrow, most of the balance of the day, probably folks won't see any rain. so onshore winds. a little bit coming in from the south and all of that's we're in the mild sector of everything for a winter storm that is we see the winds pick up a little bit sunday and sunday night through monday. that's with that heavier dose of rain developing and it takes it to about tuesday before the colder air really filters in down to the south here from the northwest. here it is in the gulf of alaska. again, our typical storm track dumping snow up there up in tahoe. all good news. how much rain? well, the first scattered shower event may be picking up a nickel to a dime or so. with all of that, we wait until this heavier juicy bunch. and that gets the most of the

reporting stations for a quarter, maybe a half a dollar with all of that, too. so for today, mostly cloudy afternoon, showers scattered about going on here. mild temps 60's tomorrow morning. sunshine afternoon. clouds try to develop here a little cooler 50's 60's for highs now step by step. that is next week. we drop off tuesday wednesday to some of the coldest days we're going to see in all of this unsettled early week. weather forecast and then a break in that pattern as we get to around thursday, dry out temporarily. and another batch upstream is possible as we get into next week. and 62 san francisco, 64 for oakland, 66 san jose. again, the big board you see a lot of mid 60's will have your 4 zone forecast and extend it coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thank you very much. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we are now just 3 days away from the midterm elections. and all eyes across the country are focused on the balance of power in washington, d.c.. meantime, here in california, there is a governor's race in some pretty important propositions on the ballot. a

political analyst michael yaki is back to break down what we should be thinking about with when it comes to the big races nationally and here in california, a michael. thanks, stephanie. and >> you know, with that rain forecast, you can still take your drop it off at collection box. get postmarked by 8 o'clock on tuesday and you don't have to stand in the line in the rain in the line to vote. so you have options. >> absolutely. lots of options for people and still time to get their ballots. and so, michael, let's start things off here with that. the governor's race here in california. it's not expected to be very close, but still walk us through the strategy is that the candidates are utilizing right now to try to win some more votes. >> i think this is pretty much a foregone conclusion. i think gavin newsom going to be you can see basically that his campaign has been the campaign for everything else. he's been front and proposition one,

which can trying the right to access to abortion in the california constitution. he's been all over the the airwaves on his opposition to proposition 30. so, you know, he's been doing everything short actually campaign for himself going to grind, always been trying to. i don't know what actually do. i didn't see much in terms of ads, but they're going to he's going to do it. he can. i think what we're really started talking about is whether or not what the governor is doing right now is setting himself up for a potential run in 2024, that's what a lot of people are speculating right now. >> you know, how likely is it that california will see a republican governor in the coming years current kerry also your opinion there? >> well, you just don't know. i mean, before we had large block of republican governors back the 60's, the 70's that pat brown, what was defeated by ronald reagan so on. and so jerry brown and you had a

round aging and people so, you if lyft, yes, we seem to be much bluer state. but, you know, if the republicans were ever to field a candidate who wasn't may god, we didn't we didn't was against that wasn't troy. some sort of and all star republican back from got the 80's. they might have a chance in a state where people are concerned issues about crime, about homelessness, about affordable housing, but all the things that are really driving some of the negativity at the local level where you i that there's a lot of potential, by the way, stephanie, for a lot of these ballot propositions to go down no matter how worthy they may or may not be simply because people are upset and fed up about government and bonino is one way of sort firmly same. we're not happy what's going >> and speaking of those propositions, there are several statewide propositions on the ballot that we like to talk with you about one of the biggest being prop one that we know would enshrine the right

to abortion here in california. walk us through. maybe the campaign strategies around that and other ballot measures that you're closely watching. >> well, prepped with this is a very much a message about it, an initiative it and the message is going to be like california state sen to the rest of nation that the state of california is putting a marker in the ground say don't tread on me. don't don't go anywhere with that federal bad because like it or not, if they were a federal ban, it would affect california. it would affected because any federal program and the federal dollars in federal insurance would be affected by the federal ban. so make them the state we would be affected. but this is a way to sort of, frankly go out there and say, don't go there, don't do this to get other states to to jump on board, you know, sort of like what happened in kansas where they rejected an attempt 2 in troy anti-choice principles in their constitution. and that could

if you tell me they want a big margin here. this is the big message to other states and washington, d.c.. so i think the other one to the other way, as i mentioned earlier, was prop 30. in a normal election. we're probably win pretty handily. has the the coalition of environment, labor, everyone coming together against it. newsom has done a very good job. plenty on the air. the fact despite the fact it says we're going to tax really rich people and do all these wonderful things for that. that is essentially he's characterized as a subsidy for lyft that it's a way for lyft, too, essentially modernize its fleet on the backs of california taxpayers. he's very good job of message. you matt and i and again in the fire where people are just i'm happy overall that's going to be one i want to i'm going to watch because traditionally it should win based on the coalition of people and

environmental groups and others who are behind it. but it's not looking that great. and the fact that the governor came out against it it's example of really his power and leadership on the issue that people report really paying attention to. >> and prop 30 again, this is the tax on income above 2 million dollars for 0 emissions. vehicles and fire prevention as well. right? okay. and a last quick question here for you, michael, on turning now to the national scene in the balance of power in washington. you know, it's looking like a tough situation for democrats. do they have any hope of keeping control of the house here? >> all i can say is that that we thought the democrats thought they were going to do very well in 2020 and they didn't republicans think they're going to do very well in 2022. and the question is, well, what is going to be? it's all local. i forget to share the national whatever preference polls, it's going to come down to a bunch of races in new york and in texas in nevada. in california,

there's a runner seats in the orange county area in southern nevada. in new in the new york outside of new york city. that really going to be sort of the swing areas of they all start to run one way or the other. everyone is going to be one or it's going to be many. it will be a big way will be like a little title push be enough for one or the other party to open to keep your eye. the race is in need in new york and nevada, a texas southern california. that's going to be sort of that the keys to what they're not one party that is going to take control of the house and in the senate. everyone's watching us or the big 4 watching georgia watching pennsylvania watching. we're watching nevada and we're what they join other say, which i can't remember right now. everything's kind of close. everything's kind of up up there. but again, it could break one way or the other. it

could break really big republican. you can break really big, big democrat. the races are that tight in the margin? a few votes here and there can take something that looks like the keep can magnify a win for either side. >> all right. come for political analyst michael yaki. thank you so much for this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products.

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>> all right. let's get a quick check of the weather now with dave sphar. dave, it's looking pretty chilly out yeah, overcast as what we've got going on. a lot of cloud cover. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a different story, though, tomorrow. but the general programming, the mini series, if you will, it could have been much the same as we get into early next week, too. and that means unsettled. more rain coming our way. there's your overcast going on right now out downtown. we've been fighting a lot of those ground fog too much of the day today. it's going hard to clear this out as a new batch of rain decides to drop in scattered shower event. that will be in the early afternoon. temperature check for you mid-fifties at this hour. 56 for rosa in 56 for san francisco. here's the fog. again. mixing out except up in the north bay in that the coast dropping south with that

next batch of scattered showers. but looking here, wait overnight, clears on out, dries out. we'll start off with probably a sunny note as the clouds filter in the late afternoon. so the storm track is all open up in the pacific coming in from the gulf of alaska. that means showers coming our way, not as potent as would be if they came from the lower latitudes. sometimes we get a lot of that juicy pineapple express kind of thing. this won't be that. but that's good news because it throws that all that moisture up in the snow up in tahoe, which we're going to get that package as well. temperatures pretty much in the lower 60's for highs, cloudy today. again, a passing shower in the early afternoon and have more on your forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot days. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and san jose mayoral candidates, cindy chavez and matt mahan making their final push for votes this week. they're locked in a pretty tight race to be the city's first new mayor in nearly a decade. kron four's justin campbell spoke with both candidates on their plans to improve the city.

>> santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do get a response, it's going to be much slower than they want. >> mahan says he has a plan for the unhoused. it's inhumane for those who are living out on our streets. but it also contributes to blight and crime and really brings down quality of life for the entire city of mayhem, says his plan is cost-effective by using prefabricated homes to provide safe housing while getting people back on their feet in support of services and job training, job placement, helping people overcome addiction. chavez would like to address

affordable housing by straightening out the building permit process. we're going to restructure the general plan. so makes it possible for people who want to build housing in our community to build housing into, doing along the affordability continue. both candidates agree san jose needs to be cleaned up but disagree on how the race is also been a very costly one. both mahan and chavez have spent more than 8 and a half million dollars on their campaigns. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> some legendary bay area rappers are using their platforms to encourage people to show their power at the polls this tuesday, they released a new video with a clear and direct message vote kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the artists behind the effort. >> bay area, hip-hop artist and icons to short the 40 and mistah fab to name a few are using their star power and influence ahead of tuesday's

election with they don't forget to vote campaign and a black. the vote campaign. this bill network is the vehicle for the message. talk about both of those campaign. was it important for don't there to get involved and what does the public need to know? >> i'm not even just so much dough pair man. we're just one of the catalysts that are it's mobilizing these things, man and the mobilization of the vote. it's important for us to understand how necessary these things are to spread. the word to the younger generation because we must understand that our power is our leverage. and our vote and our ability to go out and dictate implement inoculate whatever it is that we wish because the power's still in the people i was going on, got to 40 and want to encourage all you all the way down and talk about at this point as elder statesman of the and i mean that in on the most complimentary times and hit an ammo, gino, de as

so as a that message coming from you and to shorten the 40 talk about the impact that you hope that has to the youngsters who looking up to when you say voting in support. >> hopefully that is just grabs their attention. >> and in grabbing their attention and make them say. then you see this. let me let me see what they talking about. it is not our be to get you to vote for somebody like, you know, to try to say, oh, this is what we're pushing from a non partisan point of view. we're not trying to get you tell both one voting for now. we just want to show engaged so you can understand the importance of it in understanding that you can utilize your voice and having your voice be heard, want my >> the show would recall live in bay area and don't forget to vote by november it would be for him what it really make. a change is to throwing it back to fabbi davis junior, aka mistah fab 4. the last

word on this and we can make a difference. but you've got to out vote vote. >> as the met kron, 4 news. >> happening today, governor gavin newsom will be in the bay area to get to make rather get out. the vote stops. he will be in san francisco to campaign for california. congressional candidates and proposition one, which if passed would enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. he's also expected to meet with volunteers at the san francisco phone bank. that group is doing outreach to unlikely voters. this election season. workers at a local hardware store are cleaning up the mess after someone destroyed their christmas displays. but the store's general manager says the act will not dampen the holiday spirit. kron four's. dan thorn has that story for us. >> it appears a grinch arrived early this year. it's sebastopol hardware center off of highway one 16, the store's christmas set up ruined for no reason. in the early morning

hours and unknown vandal slashes and spray paints over christmas decorations and inflatables. the destroyed display upsetting for general manager dan allen. him. it was disheartening because we're we're small town special, small town. >> and really well-known a basketball well-liked our community really supports santa on a motorcycle, along with 8 other blow up lawn ornaments were found, sliced open and sprayed sunday morning. the nativity scene was also tagged with black paint. the spirited display outside of the hardware centers. holiday tent. it spent for families passing by in their cars. it's nearly empty for the time being. >> to come in and find someone that damage like that was. very to see. >> security video was unable to catch the grinch in the act but shows a man walking around with what appears to be some sort of cutting tool over the last 6 years. the store has

not had any issues with vandalism. and allen, him says the holiday market is always a hit. the inflatables, which cannot be repaired cost around $1300. it's a bit of a setback, but count on the store to bring back the holiday cheer. and we're not to let anybody stop us from from celebrating christmas and having some. >> a nice christmas play out there our our goal is just to to keep pushing forward. well, we'll get redecorated and and have an isis paper. but you see from the road. >> the sebastopol police department is on the case. they're hoping to have a suspect soon reporting in sebastopol. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, today could be your lucky day. you could be the 1.6 billion dollars following tonight's powerball drawing. now, this is the biggest lottery prize in u.s. history. kron four's camila barco has more on this for us. >> another day, another lottery drawing this time. someone has a chance to win

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at sfo. this a very cloudy and foggy morning.

>> hopefully still safe to make sure you check your log on to airline providers. web for more information on that. but again, looking pretty chilly and cold out there. let's check things that second with dave on the weather forecast today. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and no delays happening out of sfo from last that we've heard, however, tomorrow might be different. story because we do have some winds working here, particularly you're looking at a later flight s a s san jose state looking pretty good at this. actually, some sunshine peering on through. this will be the early part of the day later on. the cloud cover will start to redevelop 50's on the board of the east bay north bay as well. just about everybody's in the 50's range. don't expect a big climb in temperatures later on today. here's the breakdown for tahoe snow, snow and more snow drop in temperatures. we like this winter pattern here. get all that snow up there, locked up there in the mountains of the bank account. we could pick up a couple of feet from all of this. it looks like to that's what the winter storm warnings telling us know when you get the higher elevations say 7,000 feet or so or higher.

those winds could get it to hurricane strength or better. so a little caution on some of that if you're adventurous. but sunday through wednesday zone. and if you leave sunday afternoon or evening, you'll probably be ok before the weather really starts starts kicking up here. but by monday into tuesday, different a different story. what's it look like back home here? really for everybody in the west coast, that's the juicy front dropping south. look at the storm coverage in terms of snow heading down south. we clear this out mid-week colder air in place. sunshine comes out for a couple days to play and then heading into next weekend, another dose looking out for as we get into next weekend. it looks like so good weather pattern here for the arrival of the wet season, i guess still were tightly into a fire season, though. 62 san francisco lower 60's cover the coast here. bayside 64 going on for burlingame to the south. we'll keep him also in the 60 67 for foster city, palo alto at 64 and for the south bay know peta. 63, 66 san jose. and cupertino. 64 east bay shoreline, lower 60's

mid 60's going on for tri valley. 65 for walnut creek. 64 for conquered a chilly 6.58. rather for those winds, by the way, tomorrow be a little chilly. we're going to switch from the north later on during the day. 63 petaluma and santa rosa at 64. so let's do this thing here. airs the drop by tuesday. a 51 lows. respond accordingly to that. put the wednesday morning, a little bit of a recovery finishing off the week. however, and more to come into next weekend. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave. >> veterans day is just around the corner and this year the uss hornet museum in alameda is welcoming visitors to explore a new exhibit honoring african americans who served our country. joining me live now to discuss is retired marine veteran leon walk-ins and co-founder of the walking ghost of black history. thank you so much, leon, for being here with us this morning. thank you for having us. all right. so tell us a bit about this exhibit and what people can expect >> won't the exhibit came about based on? the core group

walk, go history. >> the based on we're going to have a exhibit on the morning and that we would tailor to african american female and male of the navy and marine corps. >> and tell us about the inspiration behind the exhibit. we have a lot of great different displace happening here. well. >> what we are focusing on is whatever information we can cover. we look at it. we examined it. but for the most part group, we're basically exposing history that see they're not taught were passed down. and so the inspiration came based on my involvement in the movie where going through high school you know, talk with people and i've got all these researchers and re-enactors and they're telling us that history of the 54. and so it was a phone call to lure in. we need to come up with a name. that's how the walking goes came about is

this history that's out there, but not too many people know or there's no mediums of sharing as what we're attempting to do >> was it so important that we talk about this history? >> the fact that if anything, especially with our society is where it is today. i was always told that to go forward. you need to know where you came from. so knowing the pass helps you govern what the future's going to >> and you also mention your involvement in the film glory. actually, one of my personal favorite films that was like the first day of stepping into a hole in the world because the life i knew before >> and i think what's very unique is you play. i mean, you obviously you served in the marines in the real life, but you forecast as a service member in this film and i actually have an image right here if we can get to. but it's blocking my best. i could to have the last minute. but

there you are. cynics and morgan freeman as a flag bearer watch. yes on 3 hour. and it was it was the day of the parade, the coordinating re-enactors came to me and said we want you to carry the >> and as soon as he said that the first thing popped in my mind was the monument to be with because you >> though, the marines and a corpsman pointing the and then now being given the flag to carry out through a historical me. >> and the other thing about this, too, that i want to point out is that glory is this incredibly powerful film about black men who rose above the adversity of that time to serve their country. did you see any similarities between that story which was set in the 18 60's and a row? >> yes, because it has majority of the men volunteered. for the 54th. again, larry and i volunteered to join the united states military. and from that, the

camaraderie, we gain the support that we game. we're now filters out not only as a walking goes be a re-enactment group. we're also work work with veterans and active duty and helping them understand that the transition to veteran. or are based on being a veteran and having no knowledge of what your benefits >> and also walk us through some of the different military groups that are featured in this exhibit that people can go for what you see are displays taylor to a military of that. >> so for the vietnam day we did with african-american women in vietnam and then for the air and space that was featured. i mean, what an the hornet? >> we the first african-american astronaut. so the first in space, the first to walk the first to and then

we were part of the 100 anniversary of the uss hornet. so we did the fighting based on best been of african-american descent. in the navy during world war. 2 were part of a pivotal battle in doing the battle of okinawa where they were. governors. also >> leon, what would you like people to know about what it's like to serve in the military as a man with your unique background and story. >> well, it's funny because their last, what does a better needed my comment? is that okay? go to your recruiter, signed on the dotted line do for years when you get out, you know exactly what about your needs? we're trying to fill that gap for the boys to wear as we run into veterans. our first question is, are you service-connected? so we can then therefore assess how we can help you out. >> how can people learn more about the walk in ghost peel

206, for release california. >> where we have a website walking goes to black history dot com. you can google the walking goes to black history and it will pop up. so there's information that. >> okay, wonderful. we all walk ins co-founder of the walking ghost of black history. thank you so much for your service and for your time today. thank you for having us. all right. so we want to make sure that you get the information about this exhibits. go ahead and pop it up on the screen here. you can meet leon and the exhibit african americans in the military. this coming friday, november 11th at 11:00am on the second deck of the uss hornet museum. that's located at 707, west avenue in alameda. all right. take a good note. there. happy veterans day. >> and we'll be right back.

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♪ >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news and swifties are going to want to listen up to this one. >> more tickets will be available for taylor swift's tour when it passes through the bay area. the artist announced the era's tour earlier this week with 27 show daees, including a stop at levi stadium in santa clara on

july. 29 now due to high demand. swift says she is adding dates to her tour, including an extra night at levi's. she'll be playing july 28th and 29th tickets. go on skate sale on friday, november 18th. i mean, you're going to be first in line for those ride. is that santa clara be right here? locals like picked that all set on my way. >> real quick, 7 day, stephanie. it's going to be a busy early part of the week. we're going watch this and i'll just tell you, we've got some showers early part of the week here and we're out of time stuff. all that's it for us here. the kron 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. have a great day. everybody. vi.

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