jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time, as we go into the wild! >> now on the kron morning news, a bay area woman recovering after losing both arms and legs after potential exposure to dangerous bacteria. and the state of california is giving up

millions of dollars to help cities by retail crime. we break down where that money is going and why oakland did not make the cut. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday september the 16th. let's get your day started with a look at our weather with dave spahr a stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we're starting off with that fog yet again. but it looks like this go around. that's going to be a little bit on the stubborn side for some of those problem areas like along the coast. >> a little bit in san francisco dealing with a bit of that fog that will look like over cast and then we'll see that break up in of the pasty white skies give way to some sunshine this afternoon. here's a live shot and bark and arrow. if you can see and you see the flag way off towards the distance there. the bay bridge as well. so it's off to the kind of typical overcast fog kind of

day here. that's all aloft happening. we were rather we don't see any major weather systems impacting a salafi should say it's all about low level. maureen level moisture which actually starts to clear out by morning. as you can see here as we approach the noon hour. however, it will be problematic along the coast. it looks like you're going to see as much sun going on there today. maybe a little bit. better luck tomorrow. lower 60's cover. good chunk of the east bay. for now, there are some 50's up north. 61. meanwhile, san francisco, 65 san jose in our numbers, by contrast. pretty close to yesterday. trailing just a touch up their up north and 3 degrees ahead for san jose. so again, the morning clouds cover everybody going on. this is even impacting well inland. breaking that up to get the sunshine doing its thing but still cool. we're going look at a lot of 80's both today. tomorrow and we'll take a fall like forecast warned that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a bay area woman is recovering after possible exposure to a dangerous bacteria. she lofts. she lost

several limbs kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> a san jose mother's life is changed forever. 40 year-old laura barajas has had her limbs amputated while battling a bacterial infection. scary. it's just been really heavy on all of that's terrible friend anna messina says back in late july barajas had bought tilapia from a local market for dinner. she cooked it and ate it alone. and within days got very ill and was then hospitalized. their whole lives are going to change after this. messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha

spottswood says the bacteria is especially concerning for people who are immunocompromised. the cdc says about 150 to 200 cases of infections reported each year and about one in 5 people with the infection die sometimes within one to 2 days of becoming ill. >> people to take sensible precautions like if you have a cut, avoiding getting immersed in water until its well-heeled, if you are someone who is immunocompromised keeping an eye on these things, avoiding those high-risk activities and foods. messina says she and barajas is family. >> are still waiting to learn more about what happened. thank for what we have right now because it can be taken away reporting in san jose. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 3 teenagers have been charged in connection with the september 5th shooting at skyline high school in oakland, the alameda county district attorney's office says all suspects were charged with possession of a firearm. district attorney

pamela price said in a statement, quote, we are fortunate that no one was killed or injured in this incident. we're sending the message that if you are in illegal possession of a gun and attempt to harm others, you will be held accountable. a former music teacher, a castro valley high school and creekside middle school is in police custody this morning. keita has to go up is accused of sexually abusing a female student at creekside middle school when he was a teacher. there. investigators with the alameda county sheriff's office believe the abuse continued even after the student moved on to castro valley high school. the high school initially put the suspect on administrative leave. he surrendered at the santa rosa jail on thursday. the state of california is giving out nearly 270 million dollars to several cities to help fight retail crime. the money will go towards local law enforcement and district attorneys offices. san francisco is getting about 17 million. allows one lawyer to be able to dedicate

themselves to the cases from start to finish. >> to be somebody who coordinates with the police and other law enforcement to talk about investigative strategies, what other evidence might be needed before the warrant is issued for an arrest. you that thing where approximately 600 officers short and we relied on overtime that this grant. well allow it to expand those overtime at >> here's a look at other bay area cities that are getting funding. daly city, san bruno at mateo. they file together so they'll split 8 million dollars. san jose police will get about 8 and a half million dollars. noticeably absent from this list, the city of oakland. so what happened there? the board of state and community corrections confirmed with kron. 4 news at oakland did not get any funding because the city missed the july 7th application deadline as kron four's. dan kerman reports that fact has business and community late leader's pretty upset.

>> rocket science to out the grant. you just had to do it in a timely manner and because public safety does not seem to be priority for the leaders in this city. it was not oakland pastor and community leader bishop bob jackson is angry. >> he says crime is as bad as it's ever been. any can understand why those who run the city of oakland left millions of dollars of crime fighting money on the table by not getting a grant application in on time. that was free money. >> for us to be able to debate a lot of the problems that we're having centered on crime right now. and we missed the opportunity because we were negligent because we what we were. reading emails. what why did we do that? what was the a problem to the bureau's really? i mean, would really think about it? >> it's just minute. there's. >> oakland business owner and restaurant tour, chris. rachel owns mimosa on grand and for

the culture. he says everyone from the mayor to the city council to the city administrator must be held accountable for this at a time when rising crime is killing business. oaklanders ar are scared to come out to help you know, for the most lot of people just don't even want to. >> about the house with the fear of someone either carjacking robbed them, written into their car. it like why quite have 2 job on this instance? kron four's reached out to mayor saying taos office. but so far, no response. >> city council president nikki fortunato bas did respond saying community safety is oakland's top priority. and i'm extremely disappointed. we missed a great opportunity to bring more resources to our city. the city administrator is investigating what happened in order to prevent this from happening again. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today, oakland mayor sheng thao holds the first of 2 public forums. the

so-called town talks will go over housing, homelessness and community safety. today's event is scheduled for 9.30, this morning at mcclymonds high school. happening today. another large crowd expected at levi stadium in santa clara. >> this time to see ed sheeran. tonight's concert is expected to bring in even bigger crowds than the ones we saw for taylor swift or beyonce. >> but probably 70 just is live for us now at levi stadium with more. it looks like just lost her picture, but we're going to work on getting her back on later in the show. but in the meantime, we want to update you on what's coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. the coast guard now stepping up to help stop thieves. >> on boats in the oakland estuary, we have more on that. and after the break, a warning from weather experts. how soon we can expect another round of severe wet weather. >> and looks like we have to deal with that pesky fog this

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>> happening today, another large crowd expected at levi stadium in santa clara. this time to see ed sheeran. tonight's concert expected to bring an even bigger crowds than the ones that taylor swift or beyonce brought in. let's check in now kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us now at the stadium with more. what people should expect today. hey, tiffany. >> hello, good morning. yes, the stadium is going to be buzzing again today with ed

sheeran here in town. you see his trailer right behind us levi stadium behind us as well. this is going to be even bigger. the crowds are going to be even bigger than what we saw when swift was here in town even beyonce, some here's what's going on. according to city officials, the concert tonight is anticipated drawing 77,000. that's a 07:30pm, tonight. just to compare with with the on they each had sold out concerts swift 65,000 fans that came beyonce 50,000. so we're expecting. >> around 28,000, more fans coming out for cheering tonight. the stadium. >> it's going to be buzzing with excited fans. once more gates will open around 4.30 this afternoon with ed sheeran taking to the stage between 6 to 08:00pm. now big crowds are anticipated. this was the scene last night at his show oakland at the fox the line wrapping around the sidewalk

going down several blocks and with these big crowds in to sup tonight here at levi stadium, caltrain barton bt adding more trains to their services today. caltrain of eta will be providing additional post event service after the concert with one extra train going northbound from mountain view to francisco. that rain will leave a 75 minutes after the concert. bart also run extra trains and special limited service after midnight as well. they're going to run to special event service trains that will leave now peta station around 12:30am, serving limited stops after those regular hours. we also know bar is going to have extra security and extra staff as well. helping fans as they leave the concert tonight. back to you. >> all right. it sounds like it's going to be a fun time. interestingly, not too much of a line at the merge truck, thank you. okay. take a live look now at sfo.

>> yeah, pretty nice and clear out there, although bit overcast. something to keep in mind, maybe a light jacket on. if you play shot. it's like, where are we know? yeah. it was a different perspective. that's not way out. the delivery trucks use you come by there and they're driving, right? right? yes. so jacket. a good idea. really for yeah. for everybody. but doing doing layers if you're inland because we'll get up to about 80. but >> not as warm as we've been seeing in. so it'll be kind of cool everywhere. >> and we've got the overcast cooking, even south bay to their san jose state. checking in with those overcast skies from the surface moisture. the deal with our inversion today is yeah, above us, it's drier and it's warmer. typical, but it's a lot warmer than it is drier. so it's really hard to get this layer of moisture to kind of mix out. so it could be a little sluggish to do that, particularly along the coast. but gives you an idea how well inland that is. if you look aloft, it's pretty quiet. there's a system well to our north nor south.

there's some tropical moisture bubbling up there. that's worth noting way in the future. a little bit to something to keep in mind. all right. 60's east bay looks like up to the north. a mixture of 50's and 60 61 for san jose. i'm sorry. san francisco and san jose comes at 65 now. as far fog concerned, this is very optimistic saying that by early this afternoon, it should clear out even in most cases, even along the coast, maybe a stray shower going on up in the mountains just from daytime heating wash. rinse, repeat here. we do it again for your sunday. now we'll start to see those temperatures move a little bit more. so when we get into next week. but for this weekend on the cool side and even tomorrow with better and faster clearing looks like temperatures will be still subdued. upper 70's even well inland. so again, little flavor of fall coming your way for looks like this weekend. putting it all together. pesky bay area fog there in cloud and all that jazz cool near about 80 well inland and upper 70's for tomorrow. early in the week. mild and sunny 70's

covered the bay will get near 80 inland gradually warming up. we're going to probably get into the mid 80's by the time we get to wednesday thursday. but looks like some scattered clouds here, working monsoon tropical type moisture. there are some models hinting at that bubbling up from jur southeast. that would just be a dry lightning thing. say just that. not so much a rain producer, but that threat of maybe getting some dry lightning. we'll see if that comes together. 68 san francisco got the morning drizzle variable clouds, somebody, one, oakland, 79. meanwhile, 4 san jose and as far as temperatures today will see some of those lower 80's over the east bay hills up to the north bay. we've got those upper 70's at work. 68 san francisco next few days, 78 again tomorrow. by monday. we're talking at about 80 on that front. so what's could be kind of mild? it looks like for the week ahead. but again, watching out mid to latter week wednesday, thursday zone, that dry lightning thing because that's the only thing we have to watch out for for the next 2 months or so as a big threat. yeah, dryland, dry lightning is always a concern

raising >> concerns. well, yeah, i want to have a 45. have more about what's going on with hurricane lee in the east also story for us. thank you so much. alright, weather experts say we are heading straight into an el nino year and that could bring another big winter like the one we had last year. >> kron four's terisa stasio explains. >> one eu is predicted to fryer that to be drier than normal. and we've got we've got jam knoll is a meteorologist and professor at san jose state university. >> he says this year's projection of el nino year could mean that we may be in for a wicked winter, but adds and maybe were complicated than that average is one of the novel in southern california kind near normal in northern california below are all the pacific northwest. >> but again, that's looking looking at average and we. >> and but models of what the ocean temperatures which defined or be you're going to

be is that we're going to into the strong one of the stronger category, see their strong, possibly edging into the very strong category. >> 2 out of the 3 past el nino years did bring a heavy deluge of water. but the rains were stretched over a long period of time. because of that fact, they did not deliver major flooding times. >> you know, only year doesn't get the memo. it's a little bit farther out our into the western pacific or the central pacific. and so that changes the jet stream pattern. jet stream pattern defines the storm track and how wet dry different parts are. >> you know, on the west coast even across the southern of states is i think that when we talk about water and the water that rely on like every single day to make our coffee water our plans. what have you? we need to be ready for anything. so he's been my that's a good job at being prepared. and right now what we're doing is asking our customers and all the folks in alameda contra

costa county to be prepared and quit the east bay regional water district says they are reviewing the projections and preparing for whatever challenges winter can bring their systems. >> she says, although heavy rains helped the district rebound from years of drought, they currently have a campaign encouraging residents to make sure they have backup systems in place. >> bottom line, both knoll and polk say with winter coming. it is best to take steps now to be ready for later. theresa kron. 4 news. a heads up for people living in berkeley. the city test is is testing rather it's. >> outdoor emergency system sirens for the first time noon tomorrow. now these are designed to alert people to life-threatening emergencies like wildfires and tsunamis. anyone within about half a mile of that siren tomorrow at noon should expect to hear a chime. well, the open as you are, has become a hot spot for

thieves. and now the coast guard is stepping in. officers say they're there to help other agencies also on the job. but there are still some questions, including exactly who has jurisdiction in various areas. they've also been discussions about bringing oakland. police are alameda county sheriff's deputies. for now, the agencies are working closely together as the theft problem gets worse. >> to increase our presence in story. that's combination of on water patrols, increased landslide engagements air patrols when those assets are available. >> the coast guard says that this is also a problem than other parts of the bay area. not just the estuary. no further details have been released, but we will update you on any additional information we may get on these potential crimes. >> and leandro police chief abdul pridgen is under investigation over alleged department violation policy violations. now the chief was placed on paid leave on

monday. pridgen was appointed as stanley andrews police chief in 2021. bay area. law enforcement veteran kevin hart will serve as interim chief during the investigation. local police found a person inside a car engulfed in flames friday morning. it happened at 35th avenue and international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station. firefighters were able to put out that fire and get the victim out of the car. >> the person is still in critical condition. police are investigating this case as an attempted homicide. in the south bay san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened near san jose state university. we broke the story for you yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news officers say a man was stabbed and killed inside of a parking garage near the corner of 4th and san carlos streets just across the street from the school, a person of interest is in custody. jose state released a statement saying no one affiliated with the school was involved. as ever. cisco

sunset district taken over yesterday by its first ever night market. look how busy it got. >> feature performances are and lots of food. can smell from here. we spoke to one business owner about this new event. >> we definitely are staying with the committee and we thanks to the locals. they help but came out going throughout the whole pademic people smiling and around like this is great coming out tony 49 a that's got a guy. >> supervisor joel engardio says he hopes markets like this will liven up a neighborhood that's not typically known for its night life and hopefully this event will help bring foot traffic back to businesses that were affected by break. in's he says. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the dreamforce conference is officially over now. >> the details on what changes

past week in san francisco.

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people enjoyed german beer, pretzels and brought worse as san francisco's financial district last n ght. this is from the german restaurant schroder's. they hosted its annual october. but oktoberfest block party. that's interesting is not quite yet october, but this might be the season to celebrate the event also celebrated the restaurant's 100 and 30th anniversary. looks like a fun time. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, california lawmakers take up legislation that could make cruising. >> legal all across the state. and as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out menlo parks, free concert in the plaza this weekend. starts at 3 this afternoon. let's bring light on el camino real. find live music food trucks, find live music food trucks, games, beer

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>> it's really are for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve it. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news, friends of a missing fairfield woman share their story. emotional reaction is a pad. and the dreamforce conference is officially over in san francisco. we take a look back at the event branded the biggest ai event in the world. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started with a look at the forecast now with mister dave sphar heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of overcast skies to start off again. this a fog is going to be a little recalcitrance stubborn to clear along the coast, though, again and even east bay shoreline might see

some of those scattered clouds lingering into the afternoon. but you should see things open up by the time we get around lunchtime or so showing how far inland that is. this is san jose state for you in kind of the overcast skies to get things started. again, that will clear out, though, as we approach around noon and most the system's aloft are away from us up in the north down to the south. although down on the south, there's an interesting little turn of events for us by the mid to latter portion of the week. something got to watch. see if it poses any threat for us. ok, 60's off to the east bay. up north, a mixture of 50's and 60's. we got 61 both for half moon bay and san francisco and 65 for san jose were pretty close to numbers were from yesterday. if not a couple degrees behind up north and and couple of years ahead down south, it looks like and the breakdown for you today we take care of the morning cloudiness inland that at least by noon hour, we getting to the mostly sunny mode, but muted temperatures. you know, going to be struggling to get to the lower 80's both today and tomorrow and actually tomorrow with better clearing will be a bit cooler. we'll see a lot more 80's early into

next week. but by the middle to latter portion next week, got to watch. we'll see what happens on. good morning that plus what's going on with? it's technically not a trial, hurricane anymore. it's subtropical. but you got the idea leave and has still packing good punch. stephanie. thank you for that update. >> a north bay woman is speaking out after learning that her best friend was allegedly killed in a domestic violence incident. the victim, erica brown, was reported missing last month. police tracked down and arrested brown's boyfriend kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> nisha criff braced for the worst late last month when her childhood friend erika brown did not return her or her own family's calls and texts. the 36 year-old mother was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th and was reported missing to police. 5 days later. it's really are. >> for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too

much upon domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could whatever she wanted to do was stay to end of mike to his fairfield. police say detectives followed leads determining brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randle, who was arrested in the sacramento area thursday night that they the police department for catching him. you know, it's this is a time where you lean more on face because, you know, you want to do say what you want to do. but you know the back of your mind, it's not going to bring her so you just try to take remember the good times and things you have water. >> and you just hope that, yes, this will be served properly for from elementary through high school graduation. >> chris and brown grew up together going through life. you have your and downs, but we always remain de france. i

miss her smile already. i miss her laugh doing hair because she had beautiful hair in that we are ready with think it would be. we've been we're live. that 30 year. >> we were best friends that we were like. sisters like there was we would do without each erica brown is survived by her daughter. >> police have not released a motive or cause of death. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a redwood city man is in custody accused of sexually assaulting several children. the san mateo county sheriff's office announced the arrest of 66 year-old sergio perez. flores. they say their investigation started in march and there could be additional victims. they are encouraging anyone with information to please get in touch with the sheriff's office. in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors will restrict public comments at its next

meeting after an influx of racist and hate-filled speech came in through zoom. only those attending in person will be allowed to make comments at that meeting tuesday. the public will still be allowed to watch the meetings through the board's live stream or on zoom. police are investigating after a body was found in pacifica of the discovery happened friday evening or the north end of pacifica state beach. the body had to be recovered from the shoreline with the help of the helicopter, the pacifica police department and the san mateo county coroner's office are investigating. well, the 60,000 kaiser permanente workers are set to go on strike if they don't get a new contract agreement by the end of the month. workers including nurses and support staff, say their salaries have not kept up with inflation. there's also claims that under staffing is putting patients at risk if the strike happens, it would be the largest by health care workers in u.s. history. in a statement, kaiser called the union's claims misleading. the

dreamforce conference has come and gone. the world's largest ai and that was a big test for san francisco on safety and cleanliness kron four's. rob nesbitt has details on what changed earlier this week in san francisco. >> when i went to dreamforce this week, there was huge crowds in and around the mosque only center around 43,000 people attended the event and the city seemed to pass the test when it comes to public safety. something city leaders say it's possible year round. dreamforce as ended and the impressive displays around the moscone center on their way out when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicked off the three-day event, he hoped for safety and got it. according to his post on x saying, quote, we have proven that we can achieve our goal of a clean, beautiful and safe san francisco for 3 consecutive days. now, let's do it every day. imagine walking through our city and seeing clean sidewalks, beautiful parks and people feeling safe and secure every single day. not just during dreamforce president of the san francisco board of

supervisors. aaron peskin went to see the difference for himself francisco definitely put on its best show. >> and if we can clean up san francisco for visitors, we can totally clean it up for residents and we need to keep pushing for the coordination and focus that we get this job done. those who work and live in the area said friday that there was a clear increase in traffic and congestion during dreamforce. but russ huddleston noticed another big change during his commute to work this week. worst definitely more police presence. i >> you know, on the you know, around that i normally see according to pass, can step one of achieving the difficult task will be leadership from the top of city government to coordinate group efforts. and i'm talking about. >> public works. law enforcement, the various community benefit district, the business improvement districts before dreamforce kicked off benny a friend to hold future conventions in another city. if san francisco does not better address homelessness and drug issues,

the ai convention is expected to generate around 90 million dollars for the city. but economics can't be the only driving factor for improvements and pest guns. opinion point is we shouldn't be putting on our best face because somebody threatening to leave or not come back. >> this should be business as usual every day for our residents. for our visitors. benny offset in his social media post that thousands of dreamforce attendees were pulled during their visit. >> describing san francisco as being clean, beautiful and safe reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> on new coronavirus booster. shots are now available at local pharmacies. the cdc approved the moderna and pfizer vaccines earlier this week. the shots are recommended for everyone. 6 months and older. doctors say it's effective against the newest subvariants health experts suggest people get both the booster and flu shots at the same time and to do so before halloween before peak flu season. and now the recovery efforts on maui following more dna testing.

officials say at least 97 people are confirmed dead. the number of people missing is now at 31. 74 of the people dead have been identified so far. the august fires that destroyed the town of la hina are considered the deadliest in the u.s. and more than a century. thousands of u.s. auto workers are entering day 2 of a strike since their union failed to reach a new contract deal with the 3 biggest automakers. our washington correspondent, raquel martin reports. >> well, this is setting up to be a historic battle. this is the first time we're seeing an auto workers strike on this scale in nearly 90 years. president joe biden is throwing his support behind striking u.s. auto workers. no one wants to strike. >> but i respect workers right to use their options on the collective bargain the president says he believes the big 3 automakers, general motors, ford and stellantis workers more after enjoying record profits been shared

fairly in my view. total, 13,000 workers in michigan, ohio and missouri are hitting picket lines friday. you're using a new strategy. labor president john thain is promising to play hardball. he says even more workers could leave assembly lines unless they regained the pay and benefits they sacrifice to keep plants open. in the past, everything is on the table. michigan democratic senators gary peters and debbie stabenow joining workers friday. great to be out here on day one. president biden says the white house is working to broker a deal that satisfies both sides. all 3 companies have made concessions. ford and gm proposed a 20% wage increase over 4 years. but the union is demanding a 40% raise over the same time period that are pensions for post recession hires in return to cost of living pay raises political analyst todd built says if this battle drags on, the strike could hurt the economy and the president, whether or not biden attaching himself to the side of labor unions is

going to be helpful to him or not. >> really depends on how successful those labor unions are. all 3 companies have resisted. auto workers demand citing the high cost of converting their auto fleet to electric vehicles. >> in a statement from stellantis, the spokesperson called the walkout disappointing for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hundreds of bills now awaits governor gavin newsom signature a look at the measures that soon could become law. and the city of san jose hosted a celebration for mexico's independence day. look at that. we take a look at the celebrations after the break. >> and high temperatures well inland into the lower 80's in the far east bay. yeah, that's about it. although you should see the skies open up this afternoon for you. little pesky cloud cover still remains at the beach. is a look at that and what's going on with it. the storm system late when we come back.

welcome kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and the storm system you've been hearing about all week long that's been churning through the atlantic. that is what was hurricane lee. but it's still packing a punch. >> max winds of 80, which would find it is tropical. but it's no longer tropical features a lot going on. so its post-tropical storm. lee is what they call it all the technical stuff. but it's still packing winds of the court 80 miles per hour. there you can see land strike nova scotia this afternoon. maybe our time say around noon or so. but a lot of weather to be had in new england. now, those

yellows or oranges that you see there, that's tropical storm warnings going on because they will feel tropical storm force winds. this thing's a quick mover because the sun high latitudes there it is 80 miles per hour winds and the pressure is fairly low, too, going into even more unfavorable environment. 3 o'clock this afternoon drops to 65, as you can see. so a lot of energy will be taking out of the system. even this afternoon. and when it gets to higher latitudes like this, it gets caught up with those up early winds. it just shoving off towards the east and already by the time we get to monday, this is monday at 03:00am. so you can see it's pretty much off of the a north american continent. by that point. but still it's going to be rough saturday for the folks in newington, particularly along the coast dealing with all of this. and that will be kind of pick up the pieces tomorrow. here's what's going on about barca darrow. still have those overcast skies at work here. it's the fog. and the problem with this is it's that right aloft. yeah, it's drier, but more important. it's a lot warmer. so it's like this

bubble target. hard to get action here up in tahoe. we have temperatures will be in the lower 70's next couple of days. some scattered clouds kind of lingering on sunday, but should be mostly sunny for the ballots that period there. now, let's get a longer range forecast. i mentioned midweek. things are kind of interesting. we're cool. the next couple of days we'll probably start to see mostly sunny skies, a prevailing for the afternoon. so warm up here. yeah. just see kind of spring alive here by thursday evening. this is looks like some tropical moisture sneaking up here in its going around us. but it might throw some mid-level moisture our way and that all spells out dry lightning. so that's something got to watch of. this comes together as a perhaps posing a little bit of a threat. we get a couple raindrops who cares. but it's the dry lightning that poses the problem. 4 zone forecast covering it for the saturday. 68 san francisco in still 60's at the coast of the big issue about trying to clear those skies and at the bay, it's going to be slow to clear, too, to get along the peninsula. 72 burlingame, 76 foster city, 78 for palo alto in the south bay. it's also

cool upper 70's near about 80 east bay shoreline. mid 70's, try a valley. you're looking at 80 ish today tomorrow. touch cooler tomorrow, though, actually walnut creek at 80 81 conquered 66 for berkeley. so you do have a still that separation work there. 67, chilly degrees for we have that onshore breeze. 80 for fairfield. 76 for nap and 78 for santa rosa. 70 forecast here. we have a gradual warm up going on as we get into monday tuesday. there's the cloud cover i mentioned there wednesday and thursday zone. that's a threat of that monsoon we get into friday. it looks like 79 and when does fall get here for the astronomers out there? actually for us, it's an 11 o'clock hour on friday. but for everybody else's space going to be on saturday. so all right. that's something to look forward and why to, i guess i should gonna get in on friday. and so is alaska. what? okay. all right. >> thanks very much, dave. okay. well, it's been a busy time at the state capitol as lawmakers worked around the

clock to get hundreds of bills to the governor's desk. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares more on which proposals made it through. >> applause in the state assembly just before 11:59pm. on thursday, lawmakers beating the midnight deadline to get hundreds of bills to governor gavin newsom's desk. among the pieces of legislation. they approved a resolution supporting the governor's proposed gun-related 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution termed the right to safety resolution. its 4 main pillars include calls to raise the minimum age, allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old. it also proposes universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before the gun is released to the buyer and a ban forbidding civilians from purchasing assault weapons. when we talk about >> taking action, this is what it is. it's starting that conversation to see what we can making sure that we have safeguards to protect more and more people are making that a reality will be no easy task legislatures and 2 thirds of all 50 states must first call

for a constitutional convention to debate and vote on the proposed amendment. and 3 quarters of all states must then approve republican lawmakers are opposed to it is naive to believe that common sense gun control will stop criminals on the issue of homelessness. the legislature formally back to the governor's proposed 2024 ballot measure asking voters to approve a 6.3 billion dollar bond measure to fund supportive housing and 10,000 behavioral health beds. and on the labor front, lawmakers sent to bill to the governor's desk on minimum wage. the first proposes an increase to $20 an hour for fast food workers. a change with more than 60 locations nationally in the second proposes an increase to $25 an hour for health care workers. republicans expressing concerns over affordability. somebody has to pay for that increase. >> and at the end of the day, that increases the bills of all those who are already in medical debt. it's coming out of their pockets. democrats feel different and there's

nothing more noble are essential than taking care of people who are sick. >> and we have to take care of the people who do that work for the next month. there will be up to the governor to decide the fate of that bill and hundreds of others that reached his desk. if you think about it, he's going to, you know, have to acting on 30 or 40 bills every day for 30 days in order to get through all of them. so it's a lot of work on his part. >> and that of his staff and the governor's official deadline to act on these bills is october 14th at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> addition to those bills, the state legislature also unanimously approved a bill to repeal the statewide ban on cruising. if governor newsom signs it, californians could see low riders driving legally down more city streets for the first time since the 1990's, the bill would also prevent law enforcement from pulling over cars simply because they've been lowered. >> with our votes today, we will make it be making sure that no one in california is

criminalized for the activity that they so much love and joy and give so much of their time and talents to because cruising is not a crime. shared this great rich culture of cruising because all my friends drive a low rider and it's time to support this bill and move forward. because apple's i ask for your i vote. >> governor gavin newsom has until mid october to sign or veto this measure. and in the south bay, san jose celebrated a road rather hosted a celebration for mexico's independence day. well, for photo journalists, rudy garcia was there and brings us the sights and sounds. >> well, we're down here at city hall in our civic plaza hosting a mexican independence day celebration. this is an important holiday for so many in our community is also an opportunity for everyone in san jose to celebrate the

history and cultural traditions of our mexican american neighbors and really just appreciate the many contributions of the mexican american community, the san jose and >> the entire country. so it's a beautiful celebration. we've got music and dancing food, low riders and of a wide range of mexican cultural traditions and a ton of people out having a great time sides been walking around talking to the vendors the ballet folklorico dancers and everybody is just having a great time. >> was the if they test makes my second time >> not really you're fine over 54 bomb. this is my buddies carve it. it is beautiful. is beautiful. so i mean, we're all out just representing mexican culture. you know. what's up? rival we take we take pride in our cars. as you

can you know. we dedicate a lot of time there's a of these cars. so, you know, we're out here just just the culture and having a good time. >> you know, making things like this happen and in front of city hall, you know that and some little park in the quarter. you know, so at big said, the state and the >> commitment the city's got to the >> as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out a latin american festival in san francisco. it starts at 11 this morning on 24 street from bryant to south venice. the event includes a low-rider car show dance performances and show dance performances and live bands. this is free

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>> now to bay area for fall. the san francisco forty-niners getting ready to take on the los angeles rams tomorrow afternoon after opening the season with a win at pittsburgh. the niners are looking for their second win of the season. despite being in los angeles, it should feel like a home game for the niners, according to at least one ticket resale site more than 60% of the fans at tomorrow's game are expected to be niner fans kickoff for tomorrow's game is set for 1 o'clock. still ahead on the next hour of the kabul morning news. millions of dollars in state funding coming to some bay area cities to help buy retail crime. but oakland is not one of them. the heated reaction from city officials. >> plus, the coast guard getting involved in the fight against crime along the oakland estuary and another

big star set to perform at levi stadium in santa clara today. ed sheeran is taking the stage. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news conti

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area woman is recovering after losing both arms and legs to potential exposure dangerous bacteria. and the state of california giving out millions of dollars to help cities fight retail crime. we break down where that money is going and why oakland did not make the cut.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday september, the 16th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with mister dave sparh a day. a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and yes, that fog cloudiness or starting the day off with this seems to be just about everywhere. no should lift in the inland spots as it typically does. but along the coast might be a little bit more problematic. might have to get some more keeps more that cloud cover into the afternoon. the east bay shoreline shot. yeah, it's 8 o'clock. given some time here to work. it's still kind of overcast for right now. olafur don't see any real problems north or south our way right now. so it's all kind of a local marine layer kind of thing, which speaking of which as you can see, this mixes out, at least from disability factors. but still can keep that cloud cover aloft a little bit so that could be a little dicey along the coast in terms of seeing some good,

solid sunshine today got 60's covering the east bay up to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's. not a lot of movement yet. it's still a little early. 64 for san jose. the contrast in 24 hours ago, pretty close. a couple degrees off either way up or down. and 71 doesn't buy high noon 78 by 3. and yes, that's what a lot of sunshine. now it looks like tomorrow. we'll actually see the cloud cover depart inland a little sooner in the day. but still temperatures a bit sluggish with highs in the upper 70's, almost a little flavor of fall a week early and then we'll warm back up into next week. we're also watching for chance for middle of the week for maybe some isolate it thunder storms, a dry lightning kind of event will be talking more about that and a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> well, bay area woman is recovering after possible exposure to a dangerous bacteria. she is now a quadruple amputee kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> a san jose mother's life is changed forever. 40 year-old

laura barajas has had her limbs amputated while battling a bacterial infection. scary. it's just been really heavy on all of that's terrible friend anna messina says back in late july barajas had bought tilapia from a local market for dinner. she cooked it and ate it alone and within days got very ill and was then hospitalized. their whole lives are going to change after this. messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha spottswood says the bacteria is especially concerning for

people who are immunocompromised. the cdc says about 150 to 200 cases of infections reported each year and about one in 5 people with the infection die sometimes within one to 2 days of becoming ill. >> people to take sensible precautions like if you have a cut, avoiding getting immersed in water until its well-heeled, if you are someone who is immunocompromised keeping an eye on these things, avoiding those high-risk activities and messina says she and barajas is family. >> are still waiting to learn more about what happened. for what we have right now because it can be taken away reporting in san jose, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 3 teenagers have been charged in connection with the september fish shooting at skyline. high school in oakland, the alameda county district attorney's office says all suspects were charged with possession of a firearm district attorney pamela price said in a statement, quote, we are fortunate that no one was killed or injured in this incident. we're sending the

message that if you are in illegal possession of a gun and attempt to harm others, you will be held accountable. well, the state of california is giving out nearly 270 million dollars to help several cities fight retail crime. the money will go towards local law enforcement and district attorneys offices. a francisco is getting about 17 million dollars. >> and allows one lawyer to be able to dedicate themselves to the cases from start to finish to be somebody who coordinates with the police and other law enforcement to talk about investigative strategies, what other evidence might be needed before the warrant is issued for an arrest. you are staffing, but where approximately 600 officers short and we relied on overtime that this grant. allow us to expand those overtime >> and here's a look at other bay area cities that are getting that funding. daly city, san bruno in san mateo fall together. they will split 8 million dollars. san jose police will get about 8 and a

half million dollars and noticeably absent from this list, the city of oakland. well, the board of state and community corrections confirmed to kron 4 news that oakland did not get any money because the city missed the july 7th application deadline as kron four's. dan kerman reports that fact as businesses and community leaders pretty upset. >> you didn't have to be a rocket science to fill out the grant. you just had to do it in a timely manner and because public safety does not seem to be priority for the leaders in this city. it was not oakland pastor and community leader bishop bob jackson is angry. >> he says crime is as bad as it's ever been. any can understand why those who run the city of oakland left millions of dollars of crime fighting money on the table by not getting a grant application in on time. that was free money. >> for us to be able to debate a lot of the problems that we're having centered on crime

right now. and we missed the opportunity because we were negligent because we what we were. reading the males, what why did we do that? what was the a problem to the bureau's really? i mean, would you really think about it? >> it's just bears. >> oakland business owner and restaurant tour, chris. rachel owns mimosa on grand and for the culture. he says everyone from the mayor to the city council to the city administrator must be held accountable for this at a time when rising crime is killing business. oaklanders ar are scared to come out to help you know, for the most lot of people just don't even want to. >> about the house with the fear of someone either carjacking robbed them, written into their car. it why quite have 2 job on businesses? kron four's reached out to mayor saying taos office. but so far, no response.

>> city council preside rpond saying community priority. and i'm emely disappointed. we missed a great opportunity to bring more resources to our city. the city administrator is investigating what happened in order to prevent this from happening again. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today, oakland mayor sheng thao holds the first of 2 public forums. the so-called town talks will go over housing, homelessness and community safety. today's event is scheduled for 9.30, this morning at mcclymonds high school. one person suffered serious injuries from the fire this morning in san francisco, firefighters were called out to the 300 block of urban street just before 03:00am the fire contained the fire to ground floor of a residential structure. crews had a handle on the blaze by 3.15, in the morning. the cause of the fire is under investigation. happening today. another large crowd expected at levi stadium in

santa clara. this time to see ed sheeran. tonight's concert is expected to bring a bigger crowds than taylor swift or beyonce. progressively just is live for us at levi stadium with more on what concert goers should expect. tiffany. >> right. good morning. the stadium's going to be buzzing once again. they already have the cones out on the roadway. traffic already being altered this morning show is later on this afternoon. and we're expecting to see big crowds, even bigger crowds than what we saw during taylor swift and even beyonce. so according to city officials, the concert tonight is anticipated to draw in around 77,000 fans to stadium here in santa clara tonight, just to compare with swift beyonce who each had sold out concerts. so with that 65,000 fans coming out to see her shows with beyonce with 50,000. so you see that difference there. the stadium is going to be abuzz with

excited fans. once more gates will open at 4.30 this afternoon with ed sheeran taking to the stage between 06:00pm to 08:00pm and big crowds are anticipated. this was the scene last night at his show in oakland at fox theater at sharon. was there the line wrapping around the sidewalk down several blocks and with these big anticipated crowds caltrain barton vta anymore trains their services today today caltrain and vta will be providing additional post event service after the concert or one with one extra train going northbound from mountain view to san francisco. that rain will leave. 75 minutes after the concert finishes. bart will also run extra trains in special limited service lines as well after the show at midnight. they're going to read to special event trains now leave in milpitas station around 12:30am, and they will serve regular hours. but

limited at this point. that's what we know. so board also saying that there's going to be extra staff and extra security helping people out after the concert back to studio stephanie. all right. sounds good. sounds like it's going to be a very busy and packed night for folks in the area. thanks so much, tiffany, for your live report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the coast guard now stepping in to help stop these in the oakland estuary. >> and after the break, a warning from weather experts just how soon we can expect another round of severe wet weather. >> those pictures might be new england tomorrow morning out there watching a tropical system there in their backyard. what was meanwhile, the home front, a quite a bit of cloud cover. fog cloud cover to start things off. we'll clear out inland as you can see. but cool temps in the upper 70's to near about 80. meanwhile, along the coast, expect that cloud cover fog cloud to remain a look at your forecast. we come back kron 4 morning news continues.

>> and you might be the dark as you fumble. >> your way out of your bedroom and, you know, try to get up this morning. but out plenty of people out on the roadways already here in walnut creek. a live look now outside at the 13 this morning

for u.s. warplanes and that sharon for you because he's performing tonight at levi stadium. you know, in terms of the weather for concert day, what should people expect? well, pretty mild a relief for the day today. stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. we are dealing with that morning fog and cloud cover which we referenced earlier from sfo. this is not harmful because >> no delays being reported out that way. this is a little further shot that we typically have. so you can kind of see the towers right there off towards the distance. all right. what's going on here? upstream? not much of anything. it's pretty clear for right now. most weather systems are to our south and north. so this is all homegrown maureen level moisture that we tend to get with the morning fog and so forth. a little slow to clear, though, along the coast, 60's cover much of the east bay up to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's. 61, san jose and 61 for half moon bay. 64. meanwhile, 4 san jose again, this some models, particularly nice and clear in all out here looks like even along the coast, it moves out. but still

to keep some cloud cover going on this afternoon. repeat the process again tomorrow. but we should see quicker clearing everywhere. but cooler temps will back off a little bit. not a lot of movement. temperature wise the next couple of days, although looks like a little bit of a bump happening. least movement is what i mean, not to pumping little movement. get into the middle 80's inland as we get to the middle of the week. but then that gets interesting with some moisture coming our way, the bad time, the moisture too. so pesky bay fog and clouds. we've got cool temps near inland, maybe about 80 or so for early in the week. we start pushing it to maybe get to the mid 80's by the middle of the week. but then there's some scattered clouds. monsoon tropical not really sure something to watch out for because it does generate some dry lightning. we'll see if that comes to fruition. 68 san francisco, 71 for oakland. let's keep it. variable clouds on ballots today. 79 going on for san jose with some scattered clouds. they host the padres, by the way for today. okay. lower 80's east to the east bay hills for highs today. we've got a lot of 70's up

north. that's for highs. 68 meanwhile for san francisco, 79 for san jose and there's more of that next couple of days again with a scratch. and about 80, it looks like early into next week. but again, popping into those middle 80's, probably by the time we worked in the middle of the week and again watching wednesday, thursday zone to see if subtropical moisture gets up here. that generates that dry also be talking a little bit about what's going mister leave, which is not technically being defined as hurricane, but when it's packing winds of 80 miles per hour, do we care? not really. so a new england still looks like they're going to be impacted by that today. and those ghoshal course all right. we'll stay tuned for that. thank >> all right. well, weather expert say that we are heading straight into an el nino year and that could bring another big winter like the one we had last year. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> one eu is predicted to fryer that i to be drier than normal. and we've got we've got jan knoll is a meteorologist and professor at

san jose state university. >> he says this year's projection of el nino year could mean that we may be in for a wicked winter, but adds and maybe were complicated than that. average is one of the novel in southern california kind near normal in northern california below are all the pacific northwest. >> but again, that's looking that looking at average and we. >> and but models of what the ocean temperatures which defined or be you're going to be is that we're going to into the strong one of the stronger category, see their strong, possibly edging into the very strong category. >> 2 out of the 3 past el nino years did bring a heavy deluge of water. but the rains were stretched over a long period of time. because of that fact, they did not deliver major flooding times. >> you know, the only year doesn't get the memo. it's a little bit farther out our into the western pacific or the central pacific. and so that changes the jet stream

pattern. jet stream pattern defines the storm track and how wet dry different parts are. >> you know, on the west coast and even across the southern tier of states is i think that when we talk about water and the water that rely on like every single day to make our coffee water our plans. what have you? we need to be ready for anything. so he's been my that's a good job at being prepared. and right now what we're doing is asking our customers and all the folks in alameda contra costa county to be prepared and rep oak with east bay regional water district says they are reviewing the projections and preparing for whatever challenges winter can bring their systems. >> she says, although heavy rains helped the district rebound from years of drought, they currently have a campaign encouraging residents to make sure they have backup systems in place. >> bottom line, both knoll and polk say with winter coming. it is best to take steps now to be ready for later. theresa

kron. 4 news heads up for people living in berkeley. the city is testing its outdoor warning system. emergency sirens for the first time tomorrow at noon. >> these are designed to alert people to life-threatening emergencies like wildfires and tsunamis. anyone within about a half a mile of the siren tomorrow should expect to hear some noise like a chime. and the oakland estuary has become a hot spot for thieves. and now the coast guard is stepping in. officers say they're there to help other agencies. also on the job. but there are still some questions that remain, including exactly who has jurisdiction in various areas of where thefts are happening. there have also been some discussions on bringing in oakland. police are alameda county sheriff's deputies. for now, the agencies are working closely together as the theft problem appears to get worse. >> presence in story. that's combination of on water

patrols, increased landslide engagements air patrols when those assets are available. >> the coast guard says this is also a problem in other parts of the bay area. not just the estuary. no further details have been released. andrews police chief abdul pridgen is under investigation over alleged department violation policies. excuse alleged policy violations. the chief was placed on paid leave monday. pridgen was appointed as leandro police chief in 2021. bay area. law enforcement veteran kevin hart will serve as interim chief during the investigation. local police found a person inside a car engulfed in flames friday morning. >> it happened at 35th avenue and international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station. firefighters were able to put out that fire and get the victim out of the car. a person is still in critical condition. >> police are investigating the case as an attempted homicide. in the south bay.

san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened near san jose state university. broke the story for you yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news officers say a man was stabbed and killed inside of a parking garage near the corner for carlos streets just across the street from the school. a person of interest is in custody. san jose state released a statement saying no one affiliated with the school was involved. the san francisco sunset district taken over yesterday by its first ever night market. check that out featuring performances, art and plenty of food. we spoke with one business owner about this new event. >> we definitely are staying with the committee and we all thanks to the locals. they help but came out going throughout the whole pademic. people smiling and around like this is great coming out tony 49 a street that's got a guy. >> supervisor joel engardio

says he hopes markets like this will liven up a neighborhood that's not known for its light life and brings of foot traffic back to businesses that have been plagued by break-ins. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the dreamforce conference is now over the details on what changed this past week in san francisco.

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>> in the east bay, oakland, animal services is waiving adoption fees for cats. there are nearly 100 of these animals at the shelter right now. if you're looking for a new four-legged friend, plenty of options for you like bamboo cream puff marcy rapunzel or even a bonded pair magic in johnson. all the adopted cats will be spayed or neutered vaccinated and microchipped adoption fees will be waived for the cats until sunday. so there's still a bit of time left to pick up a new >> adorable kitty cat. there. >> well, happening today, you could win nearly 600 million dollars. sounds pretty nice right? there were no winners in wednesday night's powerball drawing. and that means tonight's jackpot is back up to 596 million dollars. it has a cash value of 288 million dollars. the last jackpot was last won back in july when someone won more than a billion dollars. your odds of winning are one in

292 million. good luck. people enjoyed german beer, pretzels and brought worst at san francisco's financial district last night. so because the german restaurant schroder's hosted their annual oktoberfest block party getting the party started early cuts on october yet the event also celebrated his 100 and 30th anniversary. still ahead on the kron morning news, california lawmakers take up legislation that could make cruising legal all across make cruising legal all across the state.

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>> it's really hard for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve it. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news, friends of a missing fairfield woman speak up their emotional stories coming up. and the dreamforce conference is officially over in san francisco. officials are applauding the city. we're taking steps to keep areas clean and safe. for more on that in just a moment. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. stephanie lin. the start this half hour with a look at your forecast this saturday. it's check in now with dave sphar with latest on that. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that morning fog. oh, yes. what you see at the coast. anyway, like this, here's half moon bay going on here for you. >> do want to point out that along the coast is going to be a little more pesky and remaining a little bit in the afternoon. see some rays of sun, though, into the

afternoon, though. but that's going to be the most problematic area as far as anything aloft affecting us. not really. it's all homegrown marine level moisture. all that day of cold air at the surface like this and get stuck with this warm air right on top of us temperature. check for you. got a lot of 60's in the east bay 50's and 60's up north. 61. san francisco matching that for half moon bay and 64 for san jose. contrast for you. not much of one. we did a great couple of behind are a couple degrees ahead. as you can see towards the south. 71 by high noon at 3 o'clock 78, some high temperatures expected inland to make it into the lower 80's and actually be a little cooler. looks like tomorrow and more of that same early into next week for the oakland a's versus the padres 107, game time. but again, as we've been talking about cool temps near about 70 for game, most again, scattered clouds and cool temps with a west southwest wind at about 10 coming up a little bit besides the 4 zone forecast to get more into this, a tropical system leader. what was it's

going to be a big problem for new england. it looks like through the day today, stephanie. thank you for that update. >> a north bay woman is speaking out after learning that her best friend was allegedly killed in a domestic violence incident. the victim, erica brown, was reported missing last month. police tracked down and arrested brown's boyfriend kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> nisha criff braced for the worst late last month when her childhood friend erika brown did not return her or her own family's calls and texts. the 36 year-old mother was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th and was reported missing to police. 5 days later. it's really hard. >> for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too much upon domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could the

whatever she wanted to do was stay to end. mike, to his fairfield, police say detectives followed leads determining brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randle, who was arrested in the sacramento area thursday night. i think the police department for catching him. you know, it's this is a time where you lean more on face because, you know, you want to do say what you want to do. but you know the back of your mind, it's not going to bring her so you just try to take remember the good times and things you have water. >> and you just hope that, yes, will be served properly for from elementary through high school graduation. >> chris and brown grew up together going through life. you have your and downs, but we always remain good friends. i miss her smile already. i miss her laugh do what our

hair. because she had beautiful hair. you know, we're riding with think it will be weaving. we're live. that 30 year. >> we were best friends that we were like. sisters like there was we would do without each erica brown is survived by her daughter. >> police have not released a motive or cause of death. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a redwood city man is in custody, accused of sexually assaulting several children. the san mateo county sheriff's office announced the arrest of 66 year-old sergio perez, juarez. they say their investigation started in march and add there could be additional victims. they are encouraging anyone with information to get in touch with the sheriff's office. police are investigating after a body was found in pacific off. the discovery happened friday evening near the north and the pacifica state beach. the body had to be recovered from the shoreline with the help of a helicopter local police department and the san mateo county coroner's office

are investigating. with 60,000 kaiser permanente. workers are set to go on strike if they don't get a new contract agreement by the end of the month. the workers, including nurses and support staff, say their salaries have not kept up with inflation. there's also claims that under staffing is putting patients at risk. if the strike happens, it would be the largest by health care workers in u.s. history. in a statement, kaiser called the union's claims misleading. dreamforce conference is coming on. the world's largest ai event was a big test for san francisco on its safety and cleanliness kron four's. rob nesbitt has details on what changed earlier this week in san francisco. >> when i went to dream for us this week, there was huge crowds in and around the mosque only center around 43,000 people attended the event and the city seemed to pass the test when it comes to public safety. something city leaders say it's possible year round. dreamforce as ended and the impressive displays around

the moscone center on their way out when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicked off the three-day event, he hoped for safety and got it. according to his post on x saying, quote, we have proven that we can achieve our goal of a clean, beautiful and safe san francisco for 3 consecutive days. now, let's do it every day. imagine walking through our city and seeing clean sidewalks, beautiful parks and people feeling safe and secure every single day. not just during dreamforce president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin went to see the difference for himself francisco definitely put on its best show. >> and if we can clean up san francisco for visitors, we can totally clean it up for residents and we need to keep pushing for the coordination and focus that we get this job done. those who work and live in the area said friday that there was a clear increase in traffic and congestion during dreamforce. but russ huddleston noticed another big change during his commute to work this week. worst definitely more police

presence. i >> you know, on the you know, around that i normally see according to pass, can step one of achieving the difficult task will be leadership from the top of city government to coordinate group efforts. and i'm talking about. >> public works. law enforcement, the various community benefit district, the business improvement districts. >> before dreamforce kicked off, been a friend to hold future conventions in another city. if san francisco does not better address homelessness and drug issues, the ai convention is expected to generate around 90 million dollars for the city. but economics can't be the only driving factor for improvements and pest guns. opinion point is. >> we shouldn't be putting on our best face because somebody threatening to leave or not come back. this should be business as usual every day for our residents. for our visitors. benny offset in his social media post that thousands of dreamforce attendees were pulled during their visit. >> describing san francisco as being clean, beautiful and safe reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> all right. new coronavirus booster shots are now available at local pharmacies. the cdc approved the moderna and pfizer vaccines earlier this week. the shots are recommended for everyone. 6 months and older. doctors say it's effective against the new u.s. a variance. health experts suggest people get both the booster and flu shots at the same time and to do so before halloween before peak flu season. and now recovery efforts on maui following more dna testing. officials say at least 97 people are confirmed dead. the number of missing people is now at 31. 74 of the people have been identified so far, the august fires that destroyed the town of la hina are considered the deadliest in the u.s. in more than a century. and it's been a busy time at the state capitol as lawmakers worked around the clock to get hundreds of bills to the governor's desk. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares more on which proposals made it through it.

>> applause in the state assembly just before 11:59pm. on thursday, lawmakers beating the midnight deadline to get hundreds of bills to governor gavin newsom's desk. among the pieces of legislation. they approved a resolution supporting the governor's proposed gun-related 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution termed the right to safety resolution. its 4 main pillars include calls to raise the minimum age, allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old. it also proposes universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before the gun is ban forbidding civilians from purchasing assault weapons. when we talk about >> taking action, this is what it is. it's starting that conversation to see what we can making sure that we have safeguards to protect more and more people are making that a reality will be no easy task legislatures and 2 thirds of all 50 states must first call for a constitutional convention to debate and vote on the proposed amendment and 3 quarters of all states must then approve republican lawmakers are opposed to it is

naive to believe the common sense gun control will stop criminals on the issue of homelessness. the legislature formally back to the governor's proposed 2024 ballot measure asking voters to approve a 6.3 billion dollar bond measure to fund supportive housing and 10,000 behavioral health beds. and on the labor front, lawmakers sent 2 bills to the governor's desk on minimum wage. the first proposes an increase to $20 an hour for fast food workers. a change with more than 60 locations nationally in the second proposes an increase to $25 an hour for health care workers. republicans expressing concerns over affordability. somebody has to pay for that increase. >> and at the end of the day, that increases the bills of all those who are already in medical debt. it's coming out of their pockets. democrats feel different and there's nothing more noble are essential than taking care of people who are sick. >> and we have to take care of the people who do that work for the next month. there will be up to the governor to

decide the fate of that bill and hundreds of others that reached his desk. if you think about it, he's going to, you know, have to acting on 30 or 40 bills every day for 30 days in order to get through all of them. so it's a lot of work on his part and that of his staff. >> and the governor's official deadline to act on these bills is october 14th at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> addition to those bills, the state legislature also unanimously approved a bill to repeal the statewide ban on cruising. if governor newsom signs it, californians could see low riders driving legally down more city streets for the first time since the 1990's, the bill would also prevent law enforcement from pulling over cars simply because they've been lower. >> with our votes today, we will make it be making sure that no one in california is criminalized for the activity that they so much love and joy and give so much of their time and talents to because cruising is not a crime.

shared this great rich culture of cruising because all my friends drive a low rider and it's time to support this bill and move forward. because apple's i ask for your i vote. >> that october to sign or veto that mission. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the autumn moon festival returns later this month after a break. after the break, we will take a special. we've got a special performance that's coming up. as we head to the break for the weekend. there is the annual armenian food festival in san francisco starts at noon. and the armenian community center. >> and the festival also includes dancing music and includes dancing music and arts. it cost just $5 to

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>> think i'm back. did you. >> good >> all right. we'll play some of year and because he's performing live tonight at levi stadium in santa clara. and it's looking just a bit overcast out there as well around the stadium. looking like those fans will need to bring bit of a jacket with them that they plan to head out in that direction a day of what else should people do? >> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that really underscores the fact about that marine layer about how far it's really penetrated the overcast skies. don't worry, skies will open up in the south bay as we approach around noon or so. little bit more sluggish, though, along the coast with all that cloud

cover, it could be this. what was hurricane lee now it is extra tropical because the features aloft are not tropical anymore, but it's still packing winds of 75 miles per hour. new update, by the way. meanwhile, it's probably anybody deliver somewhere around a half a foot of rain for much of new england. it looks like a nova scotia looks like where the beeline for the landfall. later on this morning. our time will be and it's going to be picked up very quickly heading up north. so max winds at 75 still fairly low on the pressure, zip away. it goes. and by this afternoon into tomorrow, look at the progress of it already picked up monday. this will be at 9.30. what happens when they get to the higher latitudes like this? they get sent way off to the east. and now back in the atlantic. here's shot from the home front. as you can see, there's treasury treasure island, treasury. the bay bridge crossing as well. here's what we've got going on for tahoe the next couple of days. lower 70's, mostly sunny. you can expect sunday

monday into tuesday, not bad, but the latter portion of gets a bit more dicey because we what we see something traversing there that may even deliver potentially some dry thunder showers our way. yeah, let's going freezes here. we get a little closer early into the week. warming up a bit. there it is right there. kind of springs alive a bit stays up in the mountains. that's fine. but this may pose a threat for dry lightning across the bay. potentially. we're on the western edge of has to come together for to impact us. that will be maybe two-day event to look out for looks good heading into next weekend, by the way, as well. 4 zone forecast coverage. you like the 68 san francisco. it will be that to fog cloud cover to clear along the coast. that will be very pesky as much of the day. 72 burlingame heading still upper 70's, even in the south bay, upper 70's as well, though the skies will open up around noon. 79 san jose, 78 santa clara, east bay shoreline, mid 70's here, tri valley, lower 80's. so we see some

decoupling between the 2 locations here, 80 going on for walnut creek wi stanley andrews at 73. 66 going on for berkeley, 81 concord, 67 vallejo, 80 coming in for a fairfield and for santa rosa. check it out the 7 day forecast. this is the point of interest wednesday thursday with that low that we're not sure what's going to happen. watch out for potentially some dry lightning. all of that friday i put that is the first day of fall, even though saturday is. but our time it would actually be about like 11:45pm technically. so that's when fall gets here. from our perspective, it doctor carl sagan said we all come from the sentence. astronomers, stephanie. all right, dave, the moon festival kicks off later this month in san francisco. >> also known as the mid autumn festival. it's one of the biggest holiday celebrated by many people here in the bay area, many of asian descent and joining live now to talk more about it is jenny chan, san francisco chinatown's assistant director of the moon

festival. nice to see you again. and they senior. thank you for having me. of course. yeah. always a joy to see you and tell us a bit about the move festival for people who don't quite follow the custom. what is it about and why it so important? yes, like the chinese thanksgiving. so they are celebrating unity and also hard this okay. and is this a time when >> people generally like to come together with their families? yes, and eat plenty of moon cakes food in celebrate uk. why is this so important? right? you mentioned that tied to harvest season. so the meth habit that we it was the summer. it was super hot and they were 10 sons and our to down 9 yeah, the legend and i shut down 9 of the 10 sons and then the god gave him like a like, sir. and so then he have immortality. yes, mortality.

but while he went out for hunting hit, he pill with his wife and his students tried to kate tried to steal it from him. and so his was channel and up ascending to the moon. and so people were just celebrate every festival. right? so she basically took the luxor this pill. yeah. and she she stole took. and then that's how she floated up into the >> into the moon. and apparently she spends time with the wrap it up there. yes, the and so you mentioned the moon. so the circle of it, it's kind of like symbolic also the family coming together, the circle and also we talk about moon cakes, right? so that's one of the customs people do enjoy. so tell us a bit about the moon cake because so many different types. yeah, there are so

many. and so there's lotus pays take inside, i think is kind of like acquired taste. yeah, it's lineup open for as so we have vendor this year. >> and these tea cake and he and she does. so the kindling cakes. so it's pretty cool. the good moon cakes yeah. black, sesame and much of flavor. okay. and yeah. oh, my gosh. i love black, sesame. okay. save some for come by and stopped by her booth. you know. and speaking of that, right, what can people expect from the move festival in san francisco chinatown this year? yeah, this is our 33rd year. will have martin yan doing moon cake demonstration? we'll also have rich ting from the warrior hbo yet be. i'm taking photos with his fandom. we've had both of them on the show. so our viewers should know who both of come by and see them

in real life. yes. and then we also trying to town to inspire barbie and ken look-alike so and the when there's we get to march with us at the end of the and the parade. oh, that's fantastic. and tell us when is this happening and where specifically? yes, it is happening on september 23rd and 24th. i'm from california to broadway on grant avenue. okay. very good. and is there a general message that you like to share with our viewers this upcoming movie festival? yeah, we're i'm really trying to get people to come back to trying to town a lot of our small businesses really need to help where last year right tpafter the pandemic we had ove 80,000 people coming to a festival. our hoping for more people at this year. and we're so thankful to our sponsor. gratin resort and casino for sponsoring this year's event as well as w e trying to help

revive san francisco. small business in community and i'm not a commercial corridor. alright, fantastic. and in the last 10 seconds we have here for our interview. can you tell us about the performers you brought with you today. yes, that is student. i'm fine. teacher in chinatown. his shop is on the 800 block cautioned rhea law gifts her students are here to perform a song for us and there will be performing also on sunday at 02:00pm and i'm festival and our station is on commercial and grant avenue. all right. beautiful. we're looking forward to that special performance. jenny chan, san francisco chinatown's assistant director of the moon festival. great to see you thank you for having me. all right. we'll let our performers take it away.

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hour, the kron 4 morning news. millions of dollars in state funding coming to some bay area. cities defy retail crime. but oakland is not one of them. >> the heated reaction from city officials plus the coast guard getting involved in the fight against crime along the oakland estuary. and another big star set to perform at levi stadium in santa clara today. ed sheeran taking the stage. stay with us. the kron stage. stay with us. the kron morning ne

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recovering after losing her arms and legs after potential exposure to dangerous bacteria. and the state of california is giving up millions of dollars to help cities fight retail crime. we break down where that money is going and what oakland did not make the cut. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. good saturday to you. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. >> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that fog is greeting us again. here's the overcast skies, the east bay shoreline. as you can see, that's going to be a problem. however, along the coast for today, it looks like we're not being intruded at all from system south or north for today. by the way, speaking of that fog looks like a at the ground level start to clear out nicely. but again, aloft. it will kind of get stuck with this warm air. a lot hits on so much just dry, but it's also very warm. that makes it

very hard to move. lot of 60's in the east bay. we have a still a mixture of 50's and 60's up north with 61, san francisco. 63 for half moon bay and 65 for san jose were pretty close to numbers yesterday. we're probably going to continue to trail, though, because again, a lot of this cloud cover left over from the fog moving from the ground. it just gets stuck right above us here. 75 by 1 o'clock should open up those skies inland very nicely today. 77, about 4 o'clock as most locations, even well inland. probably very few will see 80. and that will be the case again for tomorrow. a gradual warm up. we're expecting by the middle of next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a bay area woman is recovering after possible exposure to dangerous bacteria. she lost several lives. kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> a san jose mother's life is changed forever. 40 year-old laura barajas has had her limbs amputated while battling a bacterial infection. scary.

it's just been really heavy on all of that's terrible friend anna messina says back in late july barajas had bought tilapia from a local market for dinner. she cooked it and ate it alone and within days got very ill and was then hospitalized. their whole lives are going to change after this. messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha spottswood says the bacteria is especially concerning for people who are immunocompromised. the cdc says about 150 to 200 cases of infections reported each year and about one in 5 people with the infection die sometimes

within one to 2 days of becoming ill. >> people to take sensible precautions like if you have a cut, avoiding getting immersed in water until its well-heeled, if you are someone who is immunocompromised keeping an eye on these things, avoiding those high-risk activities and messina says she and barajas is family. >> are still waiting to learn more about what happened. i think for what we have right now because it can be taken away reporting in san jose. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 3 teenagers have been charged in connection with the september 20 september 5th, rather shooting at skyline high school in oakland, the alameda county district attorney's office says all suspects were charged with possession of a firearm district attorney pamela price said in a statement, quote, we are fortunate that no one was killed or injured in this incident. but we are sending a message that if you are in illegal possession of a gun, an attempt to harm others, you will be held accountable. the

state of california is giving up nearly 270 million dollars to several cities to help fight retail crime. the money will go towards local law enforcement and district attorneys offices. san francisco is getting about 17 million dollars. >> and allows one lawyer to be able to dedicate themselves to the cases from start to finish to be somebody who coordinates with the police and other law enforcement to talk about investigative strategies, what other evidence might be needed before the warrant is issued for an arrest. you are staffing but where approximately 600 officers short and we relied on overtime that this grant. allow us to expand those overtime >> and let's take another look at the bay area cities that are receiving funding daly city, san bruno and san mateo together. so they'll split 8 million dollars. jose police will get about 8 and a half million dollars and noticeably absent from this list is the city of oakland. the board in

states around the board of state and community corrections confirmed to kron 4 news at oakland did not get any money because the city missed the july 7th application deadline as kron four's. dan kerman reports that fact has businesses and community leaders upset. >> you didn't have to be a rocket scientist to fill out the grant. you just had to do it in a timely manner and because public safety does not seem to be a priority for the leaders in this city. it was not oakland pastor and community leader bishop bob jackson is angry. >> he says crime is as bad as it's ever been. any can understand why those who run the city of oakland left millions of dollars of crime fighting money on the table by not getting a grant application in on time. that was free money. >> for us to be able to debate a lot of the problems that we're having centered on crime right now. and we missed the opportunity because we were negligent because we what we were. reading emails. what why

did we do that? what was the a problem to the bureau's really? i mean, would you really think about it? >> it's just minute. there's. >> oakland business owner and restaurant tour, chris. rachel owns mimosa on grand and for the culture. he says everyone from the mayor to the city council to the city administrator must be held accountable for this at a time when rising crime is killing business. oaklanders ar are scared to come out to help you know, for the most lot of people just don't even want to. >> coming up the house with the fear of someone either carjacking robbed them, written into their car. it quite quite a job on this instance, kron four's reached out to mayor saying taos office. but so far, no response. >> city council president nikki fortunato bas did respond saying community safety is oakland's top priority. and i'm extremely disappointed. we missed a

great opportunity to bring more resources to our city. the city administrator is investigating what happened in order to prevent this from happening again. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today, oakland mayor sheng thao holds the first of 2 public forums. the so-called town talks will go over housing, homelessness and community safety. today's event is scheduled for 9.30, this morning at mcclymonds high school. one person suffered serious injuries from a fire this morning in san francisco, firefighters were called out to the 300 block of irving street just before 03:00am. the fire department has contain that fire to the ground floor of a residential structure. crews had a handle on the blaze by 03:15am, the cause of the fire is under investigation. happening today. another large crowd expected at levi stadium in santa clara. >> this time to see ed sheeran. tonight's concert is expected to bring in bigger crowds and the ones taylor swift or beyonce brought in.

>> kron four's tiffany justice live for us now in santa clara with more. what concert goers should expect? tiffany? >> right. another busy stadium, night cones on the roadways, altering traffic. we do know that the condors later on this afternoon, but things around the stadium have already been set up. >> do know, according to city officials at this time, the concert tonight is anticipated to draw in around 77,000 fans to the stadium here in santa clara tonight. >> in just a compare that was swift and beyonce. they each had sold out concert swift at 65,000 fans coming out to see her show. beyonce had 50,000. so 77,000 as much more than that, the stadium is going to be buzzing with excitement, excited fans. once again, gates will open 4.30 this afternoon with ed sheeran taking to the stage between 16 pm. no big crowds are anticipated. this was the

scene last night at a show oakland at the fox theater with those long lines wrapping around the sidewalks down several blocks with these crowds expected to be here tonight at stadium caltrain barkin vta adding some more trains. their services caltrain and eta will be providing additional post event services after the concert with one additional northbound train from mountain view to san francisco. that will leave 75 minutes after the concert finishes. bart will also run extra trains with special limited service trains after midnight with that, they're going to run to special event trains that will leave mill peta station around 12, 30 in the morning am serving some limited stops after the concert is over to help everybody who attended the concert make it home safely. bart also saying that they're going to have extra staff and extra security helping people out as well. 70

back to all right, tiffany, thank you so much for live coverage. sounds like it's going to a great time tonight. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the coast guard now stepping in to help stop thieves on boats. and the oakland estuary. >> and after the break, kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage coming up, learn about an exciting new exhibit now at the san francisco museum of modern art highlighting low-rider culture. >> and fog is going to keep that cloud cover along the coast a little bit later into the day should open up as we approach around noon for those inland valleys, upper 70's that support you can do for highs today. yeah. looks like that way for the next couple of days. well, look at that forecast both near and far kron. 4 morning news continues. that. welcome back

to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. beautiful live shot coming in in the east bay shoreline. that's for the folks like to see some fog. keep those temps down a little bit, which it's doing the trick. >> just nicely. 50's and 60's up to the north bay. we've got 60's off to the east bay. 65 san jose and 61. meanwhile, 4 san francisco. so we go to future cast for doesn't tell us a lot. except it really hits of this fog. really clear. not real. real quickly, but we might have some problem areas along the coast to keep that in mind. not a lot of moisture which negotiate with up in the hills. as you can see. tomorrow, basically fairly dry. that's going to change the middle of the week. however, we do have this

interesting low traversing across our region here will be getting more into that later on. here's the effort into monday morning. you can see the fog returning so for us, this kind of gloomy start and this pesky cloud cover being driven by the slow with provides the lift that gives us this fog in the cloud cover that remains like this use its worst of the high. sometimes though. and then you see warm conditions prevail to the south a little bit. we're going to see mild temps today, you know, not even making about 80 both today and tomorrow. again, that fog cover is going to be problematic. so there you have the east bay shoreline, pesky bay fog and clouds cool with near 80 going for inland. we say near 80 lot of upper 70's we're talking about here early in the week, mild sunny in the afternoons and all that. but 70 will cover the bexar 70's near about 80 inlet and then late in the week. this is what we're talking about. scattered clouds, monsoon, meaning moisture comes the mid-levels of the atmosphere being brought up from the south and

that could be problematic for dry. lightning will be warming into the middle 80's to so for today, the for some scattered clouds and they're from the they san francisco kind of viewpoint. 68 71 for oakland, variable clouds and 79 coming in for san jose on the big board, we have some lower 80's in the far east bay 70's up to the north bay. 68 san francisco and 79. meanwhile for san jose next couple of days come in like this again, it's upper 70's to near about 80, not a lot of activity. better clearing, though. it looks like into monday and early into next week. so basically mostly sunny, covers all of that. now, again, middle to latter portion next week. it's more will cover that and get a little bit more into what's going on but leave, which is no longer tech that the tropical but packing quite the punch. all right, dave. >> and with that, kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month starting this fall. the san francisco museum of modern art is showcasing a special exhibit, a low riders. and

joining us live now to talk about some of the events planned and also about low-rider culture is joe van of an egg associate curator of contemporary art thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for inviting me. i'm very excited. talk about the exhibition. yes, and we're excited to learn more about it. but first of all, tell us a bit about low-rider culture and the significance to the hispanic community. >> of lowered a culture for those of you that don't is essentially is an art form that started in the late 40's early 1950's. >> around car culture. so, you know, during that time there were cars, you know, coming out all over the and people were coming back from the wars that was posed for a time to. so as people are coming back from the war and all of these car manufactures and people are working with in cars. it started to become more prominent, you know, people, especially mexican american youth. there's different origin stories as to who made the first but essentially

mexican american youth across, you know, different places started to, you know, look at the time the hot rods are really in vogue right? but they instead what they did was start to lower the cars and slow them down. and brad low a% and slow and so, you know those types of customizations lowering the car and then adding hydraulics later and then pen striping painting the it really and really and interesting important art form that has been part of mexican american communities. but of course, you know, now you see them in japan and brazil in different places. so how even has kind of been influential in other places, right. and tell us a bit about how the museum like the museum's decision, too, want to showcase. so it's interesting because we some of you might know, we've had the dignity that a mural on for the pass 2 years now. and so there's we had first invited artists from far to come in, maybe do a

performance around. yeah. the mural. and when he came to see it, he saw the central figure of the mural quickly kind. got is with the fort stamping machine. so she's essentially this cyborg are like a machine, a hybrid and so he said, you know, instead of actually doing a performance, i'm really interested and and doing a show or thinking about lowrider culture because that's something that i grew up around and been very influenced by it. and i have 2 collaborators to artists to other artists that you know, how we all have been very influenced by this form. and we said, you know, we had already been following these 2 artists and we're very excited to to think about that exhibition. and so, you know, kind of rare at the museum's at the museum, exhibitions. take a long time to get on the calendar. and this one so exciting. our director. we had a new director at the time who i i presented the exhibition too. and he was so excited that it kind of got green-lit and we did the exhibition in 6 months. so it's really but really we worked kind of

intensely. but as you can see, as you will see, if you it's quite remarkable what they were able to produce in that time. sounds like guys really fast tracked this stutter to really make it happened. and we were just showing some of >> there are pieces of artwork that people can expect when they when they go see the how did you guys decide which pieces you want to show it? >> sure. so you know, there there is no low riders itself and the exhibition, so they reference it in many ways and they're really interested in that like the political and the ascetic dimensions of lowrider culture. you know, it is also full of different complexities because, you know, for so long it was also very much and those communities are and also it has often been very male dominated. so they also contend with those histories. and for the most part, they did a lot of new work specific for the show. so you see new paintings sculptures of full mural. that is the you know,

that you see when you enter the exhibition. that was a collaboration by all 3 artists. and it's interesting because many of the existing they customize them an updated them did new paint job. youf know, we're at or did updates them like you do for carson was really kind of interesting that even the the existing work was updated in a way specifically for the exhibition. but, you know, we work very closely. i have to cook curators and we worked very, very closely. we had regular weekly meetings with especially when you make me work like they're checking in every time. what is it? what does it look like? you know, where do we place a, you know, how does it fit relation to each other and other works in the show? so i i mostly work with living artists and on contemporary r. and so it's very exciting, too. 2, you know, see some works for the first time in person. when we started selling mission. so it's all knew a lot of new existing works, but essentially it was really collaborative with our to some of the curators deciding what what works would be the most fitting and other entities.

>> specific pieces that are your favorites that that people have to check out? >> yes, so all 3 artists they wanted to also, it's very maher says so. when you go, you know, for them, it was very important to also somewhat express what it feels to be inside of a low rider. what for them? that sensation of riding in a car with their family, with their friends growing up the music. you know, the sounds how important was for them. and so they've created a sound room, a sound insulation that you go with that? actually, they worked with eddie flores. so who does kind of sound for cars and delay to make the sculpture? so you go inside of the room and it's completely dark and it's just lit by these led i'm kind of wow. sound pieces and they have over 2 hours of music that they selected from different manning a hip-hop, you all of it that has been influential to them. so it

really is a dance space. you can go. you can dance and you know, it's quiet quiet. yeah, quite fun. i think yeah, we have kids and older parents going because it really because of the music. i think it hits different registers and also because you can you can just go and feel and experience. and it's not something that you have to, you know, reader too complicated. sounds very immersive. i like that. >> and if people want to get more information about how long the exhibits going to be running for? how can they do that? so all that information is on the u.s. up on the website. if you look up sitting on chrome, that's name of the show. it is running through december 19th and it is completely free. so we have those calories which is very we have all of the second-floor galleries free. >> we you know, the day we're and the and the lobby space and to several other commissions by artist. so if you do that is, you know, you just get a free ticket at the entrance. and we do have a performance with far as who

will become a cyborg kind of machine and front of the river. mural on october 5th. that is also completely freeze. everybody is invited to about. but yes, all the information is on our website. all right. fantastic. that is jovon of an egg associate curator of contemporary r. >> at san francisco museum of modern art, thank you so much for joining so much. all for joining so much. all right. we'll be right back. grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program makes earning your bachelor's in nursing possible. balance online coursework with local in-person clinicals to prepare you to lead as a charge nurse in the time you have - from wherever you are - leaving room for what matters.

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the dreamforce conference is officially over in san francisco. officials are applauding the city for taking steps to keep the area clean and safe. but just how long will that last for? good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. the stop half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of that way. that cloud cover to start things off. you know, the fog making its presence known, keep those temps down as well. that will be the case today. tomorrow. and even a little cooler tomorrow, even though we should see clearing happening a little bit sooner, then what we're looking at for today so around the bay will keep it kind of scattered clouds in the afternoon and mostly cloudy at the coast, although i think you still see some sun come out in the afternoon. we'll see dominant features that are attached to the major sources of moisture north or south. it's this is cut off low. that's doing its job that it has done for the end of the week. is kind of give flavor of fall. 69 at

this hour now for antioch, 64 concord, 62, san francisco and a mixture of 50's and 60's up north. 65. meanwhile for san jose. so 75 at 1 o'clock at 4 will come in about 77. in fact, very few places will probably top off at about 80 and probably tomorrow. nobody will get up there. that's really going to be something the wait until monday to do the oakland a's versus the padres had a game time 107, temps near about 70 got scattered clouds and cool and a west wind at around 10. coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at that extended forecast for you. little bit of a warm-up is expected and also watching out for some tropical moisture in the wrong places with dry lightning as a potential. stephanie. all right. thanks, dave. >> a north bay woman is speaking out after learning that her best friend was allegedly killed in a domestic violence incident. the victim, erica brown, was reported missing last month. police tracked down and arrested brown's boyfriend kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> nisha criff braced for-the

worst late last month when her childhood friend erika brown did not return her or her own family's calls and texts. the 36 year-old mother was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th and was reported missing to police. >> 5 days later, it's really are for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too much upon domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could whatever she wanted to do was stay to end. mike, to his fairfield, police say detectives followed leads determining brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randle, who was arrested in the sacramento area thursday night that they the police department for catching him. you know, it's this is a time where you lean

more on faith because, you know, you want to do say what you want to do. but you know the back of your mind, it's not going to bring her so you just try to take remember the good times and things you have water. >> and you just hope that, yes, this will be served properly for from elementary through high school graduation. >> chris and brown grew up together going through life. you have your ups and downs, but we always remain de france. i miss her smile already. i miss her laugh doing hair because she had beautiful hair. you know, we're riding with think it will be. were live. that 30 year. >> we were best friends that we were like. sisters like there was we would do without each erica brown is survived by her daughter. >> police have not released a motive or cause of death. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>> a redwood city man is in custody, accused of sexually assaulting several children. the san mateo county sheriff's office announced the arrest of 66 year-old sergio perez, juarez. they say their investigation started in march and say there could be additional victims. they are encouraging anyone with information to contact the sheriff's office. and police are investigating aft a body was found in pacifica. the discovery happened friday evening near the north end of pacifica state beh.the body had to be recoved from the shoreline with the help of the helicopter, the pacifica police department and the san mateo county coroner's office are investigating. oakland estuary has become a hot spot for thieves. and now the coast guard is stepping in. officers say they're there to help other agencies also on the job. but there are still questions, including exactly who has jurisdiction in various areas. there have also been discussions about bringing in oakland police or alameda county sheriff's deputies. for now, the

agencies are working closely together as the theft problem appears to get worse. >> plan is to increase our presence in story. that's combination of on water patrols, increased landslide engagements air patrols when those assets are available. >> the coast guard says this is also a problem in other parts of the bay area. not just the estuary. we will update this story once we have more information. and more than 60,000 kaiser permanente, workers are set to go on strike if they don't get a new contract agreement by the end of the month. the workers, including nurses and support staff, say their salaries have not kept up with inflation. there's also claims that under staffing is putting patients at risk if the strike happens, it would be the largest by health care workers in u.s. history. in a statement, kaiser called the union's claims misleading. the dreamforce conference has come and gone on. the world's largest ai event was a big

test for san francisco on its safety and cleanliness kron four's. rob nesbitt has the details on what changed earlier this week in san francisco. >> when i went to dream for us this week, there was huge crowds in and around the mosque only center around 43,000 people attended the event and the city seemed to pass the test when it comes to public safety. something city leaders say it's possible year round. dreamforce as ended and the impressive displays around the moscone center on their way out when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicked off the three-day event, he hoped for safety and got it. according to his post on x saying, quote, we have proven that we can achieve our goal of a clean, beautiful and safe san francisco for 3 consecutive days. >> now, let's do it every day. imagine walking through our city and seeing clean sidewalks, beautiful parks and people feeling safe and secure every single day. not just during dreamforce president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin went to see the difference for himself francisco definitely

put on its best show. >> and if we can clean up san francisco for visitors, we can totally clean it up for residents and we need to keep pushing for the coordination and focus that we get this job done. those who work and live in the area said friday that there was a clear increase in traffic and congestion during dreamforce. but russ huddleston noticed another big change during his commute to work this week. worst definitely more police presence. i >> you know, on the you know, around that i normally see according to pass, can step one of achieving the difficult task will be leadership from the top of city government to coordinate group efforts. and i'm talking about. >> public works. law enforcement, the various community benefit district, the business improvement districts before dreamforce kicked off benioff friend to hold future conventions in another city. if san francisco does not better address homelessness and drug issues, the ai convention is expected to generate around 90 million dollars for the city. but

economics can't be the only driving factor for improvements and pest guns. opinion point is we shouldn't be putting on our best face because somebody is threatening to leave or not come back. >> this should be business as usual every day for our residents for visitors. benny offset his social media post that thousands of dreamforce attendees were pulled during their visit. >> describing san francisco as being clean, beautiful and safe reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's been a busy time at the state capitol as lawmakers worked around the clock to get hundreds of bills to the governor's desk. capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares more on which proposals made it through. >> applause in the state assembly just before 11:59pm. on thursday, lawmakers beating the midnight deadline to get hundreds of bills to governor gavin newsom's desk. among the pieces of legislation. they approved a resolution supporting the governor's proposed gun-related 28th amendment to the u.s.

constitution termed the right to safety resolution. its 4 main pillars include calls to raise the minimum age, allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old. it also proposes universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before the gun is released to the buyer and a ban forbidding civilians from purchasing assault weapons. when we talk about >> taking action, this is what it is. it's starting that conversation to see what we can making sure that we have safeguards to protect more and more people are making that a reality will be no easy task legislatures and 2 thirds of all 50 states must first call for a constitutional convention to debate and vote on the proposed amendment and 3 quarters of all states must then approve republican lawmakers are opposed to it is naive to believe that common sense gun control will stop criminals on the issue of homelessness. the legislature formally back to the governor's proposed 2024 ballot measure asking voters to approve a 6.3 billion dollar bond measure to fund supportive housing and 10,000 behavioral health beds. and on

the labor front, lawmakers sent 2 bills to the governor's desk on minimum wage. the first proposes an increase to $20 an hour for fast food workers that change with more than 60 locations nationally in the second proposes an increase to $25 an hour for health care workers. republicans expressing concerns over affordability. somebody has to pay for that increase. >> and at the end of the day, that increases the bills of all those who are already in medical debt. it's coming out of their pockets. democrats feel differently and there's nothing more noble are essential than taking care of people who are sick. >> and we have to take care of the people who do that work for the next month. they'll be up to the governor to decide the fate of that bill and hundreds of others that reached his desk. if you think about it, he's going to, you know, have to acting on 30 or 40 bills every day for 30 days in order to get through all of them. so it's a lot of work on his part. >> and that of his staff and the governor's official deadline to act on these bills

is october 14th at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> one addition to those bills, the state legislature also unanimously approved a bill to repeal the statewide ban on cruising if governor gavin newsom signs it, california's could see low riders driving legally down more city streets for the first time since the 1990's, that bill would also prevent law enforcement from pulling over cars simply because they've been lower. >> with our votes today, we will make it be making sure that no one in california is criminalized for the activity that they so much love and joy and give so much of their time and talents to because cruising is not a crime share this great rich culture of cruising because my friends drive a low rider and it's time to support this bill and move forward. because apple's i ask for your i vote. >> governor newsom has until mid-october to sign or veto it. and as we head to break

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have on the home front of you want a little cooler going to a tumble spirit. we've got that forecast for but all week long. wow. what's going on with this? this is member. hurricane lee. >> well, now it's extra tropical. even those packing quite a good punch here. this tropical storm warning has been end a little bit. not so much. now new england. it's not so much. massachusetts, for example, moved into all of maine. it looks like it's also turning a little bit further to the west. so it may miss nova scotia moving up to new brunswick and also bay of fundy. so that's what peers to be now where this system is treading 75 miles per hour. winds still has hurricanes strength with that. so something that bears watching heavier weather out to the west will still prevail. we're expecting rainfall amounts to half a foot could be with that storm surge of several feet along with that for the new england coast. so here we go as we go forward to the period off, it goes all the way back out into the atlantic and the very high latitudes. very typical when these things get in the higher latitudes, they

get caught up by different source of winds that sent it back out to sea. here's the shot of the bark and arrow off to the distance. you can see the bay bridge a little bit, a little bit of a breeze working here, not a whole lot treasure island hanging in there, too. what we've got going on for tahoe, if you're heading that direction. a lower 70's prevail the next couple of days. we don't see much in the way of interference until the middle to latter part of the week wednesday, thursday. that's when things are start to get interesting as we might start to get some moisture pummeling up from the southeast is still a little earlier to call it quits for the monsoon. here's what goes on. if we go forward with this period here you have it that low, which is off our coast. interesting little twist. itr does for us. it starts to tap into some moisture. see right now it's cut off. but later, it may start to get some of that moisture in come alive and what we're worried about as dry lightning with all of that. not so much the rain event, but you will get some of that happening up into the mountains. 4 zone forecast coming your for today. 68 for

san francisco. a lot of mid 60's hanging the coast. 72 for burlingame. 76 foster city, 78 for palo alto in the south bay, upper 70's near about 80 going on here, east bay shoreline, mid 70's, tri valley around 80. and this is again, a nice little break with summer weather like this, 80 for danville in walnut creek. 66 for berkeley, the lake 67 might actually see numbers backtrack a little bit for tomorrow. by the way, 80 for fairfield. 76 napa and 78 for santa rosa. 70 forecast will warm up going on here a bit. but then wednesday, thursday, see the cloud cover going on. that's what we're talking about. what that subtropical moisture, whatever that low grabs, a hold of heading in our general direction and typically fall gets here late late late on friday partiers. that's right. just before midnight saturday, it will be autumn, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month and we are highlighting local businesses who are celebrating

the culture after a successful run san francisco's union square, a mexican bistro is getting a second life in the presidio district here to share more about their journey. and some delicious dishes is chef egg are castro with berry. congratulations to you. thank you. thank you, guys. thank you for inviting. yeah. of course. the highs it feel to be able to transition from your location in union square much. yeah, that was big challenge, you know, because wind up and they make, you know, everything tension. so, yeah, but those have challenge. >> we, you know, would really like, like those >> can i say that those that kind of to move, though the place we like that. you know, like, yeah. >> but is good. yeah, going to be good. yeah, especially given that the pandemic was so so many local businesses, some

people had to shut down for good. so it's nice. you guys are able to get that second breath of, you know, that from the community and find a new location in the presidio this is that's really exciting to sea and on that. that's clu 7, i mean. the starting place. yeah, it's beautiful out and then that's that's what we are so proud to move there. then we can show our you know, like. due to show that that the food from from mexico, you know, yes, all those kind of food. yeah, to everybody to go back. >> when we go back to about the mix going try or that kind of that does that. does that idea and tell us a bit about the flavors that people can expect from your restaurant duck? ali, bree. >> in the presidio now in san francisco. so tell us about the 2 offerings at you from today. so we have. >> so let this. and that dishes. so we have that the mueller and we have that that

that she lives and they got so more. the poli it's a we this this this this is like. like, know, you will about 2 to know like did the that makes remember or you find like we all. i mean, what's cooking? yeah, that's that's that i know. very traditional. would you say it's a little salty, spicy, sweet. >> and a spicy. okay. how do u make it's process that know that you yeah, i i can show it to them too you know, select the kind of like 2022. 23. any 3 ingredients to make the sauce. wow. in that that think that time do it, ok, what caused a lot of ok? what kind of materials going? we used love she a lot see something we fruits. and we or

mixed with lot to process. so you mix it together and you grind it. and then it becomes the kind of this consistent my she a lot different kinds you know and you make it all from scratch. welle that's incredible. and tell us about the about this. this looks really good. yeah, spicy or that's. that's interesting commission. okay. so that that that know we make it fruits, ok, stuffed ground in the sleet, in the in the it's a it looks. we a lot can cheese we and it looks like pomegranate seeds. yeah. i'm going to see it ok percent a over independence of mexico because

years, yes, the green and and oh, i like that. and that the nurse that the whites in that rights. that that that can show you yes. and you want to tell us about your house specialty as well. if people go and they want to, you know, are the best thing off the menu? what he we have so order. everything. yeah. i think is a special because on the from. from different parts mexico. yeah. so you i defend you have fees. we have let me know. know we have a commute that's so wow into so many different kind so far so wide variety, ok, very good. and obviously we're celebrating hispanic heritage give a message for viewers. yeah, i mean, the mess this to keep is no that use it to come to this country went when you come

here. many unifying too and then so, we just keep going keep going in. you can focus on what one went to the persistence. can really pay and i think that's that's that's a look message through to me to everybody knows to keep going. keep going. keep going. keep going. all right. >> that is chef edgar castro with culley brea mexican bistro in san francisco. congratulations again on the new facility and thanks for joining thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back.

arwa. starbucks wants to move away from disposable cups by 2030. it's part of the company's efforts to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. there remains to be seen of customers will be willing to bring in a reusable cup or buy a new one. every time they won a what do you think? do? >> you know, i it's just the whole thing is we need to get our engineering better with recycling because technically everything is you think this carbon your body is fresh it wasn't a dinosaur bones years ago. so i was cycle everything recycle. yeah. i will say it is a little tricky. sometimes a different types of you can said our engineering at the fix. that agree with you. so it's just an energy issue. but anyway, it's going to like shopping, you know, stephanie, where they'll say in a paper plastic thing about know about my own. >> all she say coffee here, filler the way, making a

mocha. >> we'll see what happens with that kind like the plastic straws. then i feel like. plus, we were supposed to switch over paper. now it's. >> and what i was for i would probably be the one always forget my i forgot my cop again. i am. so every time i got anyway, i want to keep warm with that. i some folks is a bit of a shock. it's it's autumn for waiting for it to happen. it's kind of starting. take a look today. we'll get some lower 80's well inland. that's a possibility. but tomorrow, some upper this cloud cover fog business. it's going to be a problem looking at sfo right now. still kind of overcast. so it will be in the afternoon that opens up wednesday thursday. we're watching that. that's a biggie because that might be some dry lightning that might skirt the bay area potentially. but as you can see, mild right through the period they're in fall, gets here 11. 45 a short time friday monday night. okay. all right. well, mark your calendars for that >> well, that's it for us here at the kron. 4 weekend news on

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