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the north bay after a boat catches on fire in the car. keen as bay. >> 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 sunday september. the 17th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning well. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with that morning fog again. but it's still on the mild side. it looks like particularly up in the north bay that we're seeing in some of the camera shots, not quite the same as yesterday. >> so again, where do the same kind of drill we did yesterday except maybe back off and those inland temperatures just a hair. you'll see all this in the breakdown right now. quick check with san jose state. you can see off towards the distance there to see some breaks actually happening there. so the fog hasn't been as aggressive this morning as we saw from yesterday here. we still have the churning. will cut off low off to see here providing the necessary left in the marine layer and all that jazz speaking of which

what's the fog do again, if it's the problematic areas, it will linger a bit. but it's seems to clear out at the surface pretty quickly, even in some of those valleys. we're looking a lot of 60's to start things off in the east bay like yesterday up in the north bay, lower 60's were so warmer this morning. little cooler down south by comparison. 61, san francisco, 64 san jose. here are the actual look at the numbers were trailing by a few degrees to the south. ahead, a few degrees up north. so your breakdown today got to keep those scattered clouds and there even inland with high temperatures, very modest middle 70's as we get kind of little flavor of fall coming our way. kind of a missing week. coming up our way, we'll have more in forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> in the south bay, one person is dead after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened just before 8 o'clock last night near the intersection of quimby road and south white road traffic was impacted in the area for several hours. in the north bay, a boat in the car. tina's bay catches on fire with passengers on board kron four's. amanda hari spoke with

witnesses. >> black smoke billowing from the grand romance, riverboat docked on the car. keane is bay in valais. whoa, i think across town but i seen the flames and smoke from way across for chavez rush to during lemon streets to see what was going on. >> it's all everything is was all-black. i was wow, there's a lot of people that stayed on that. lot of people stay on that boat and hope nobody got >> fire says they got the call around 4.50. they can see the pillar of smoke while in route and upgraded to a full arm response. they had to take a defensive approach from land because the boat is sinking. they were unable to board the boat until the fire was out. there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue themselves. 2 were assisted by a good samaritan before vallejo fire arrived. the fire department says people may have been living on the boat thing is how there were people on the boat at the time and has been an abandoned boat for

many years. quite possible police had to come back after someone got back on the boat. >> and refused to leave. they had to tase the man and carry him off. chavez says the owner of the grand romance and hope to fix the boat before the fire like left here. they were going to restore it. but i guess they just left just slowly started sinking in the water and people just live dot as it went. there were no injuries. fire says it's still under investigation. >> and they'll release the cause at a later time in vallejo amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and police are investigating a pair of deadly shootings in oakland. the first happened around 9.45. friday night near the intersection of 38th avenue and macarthur boulevard in the city's laurel district. officers found a person suffering from at least one gunshot wounds. the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died. then early saturday morning, another deadly shooting. this one on 12th street right by lowell park. police say they found 2

people shot. one of them died at the scene. the second person was taken to a hospital where they are now in stable condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. in the north bay. a busy weekend night for the san francisco rather. the sandra fell police department officers responding to shootings, stabbings and a deadly crash after a guatemalan independence day event on friday about 15 of the minutes after the gathering ended at northgate mall. police say a very different kind of event started in the canal neighborhood. sandra fell. police say hundreds of vehicles and thousands of people took over the streets with sideshows and then around 10:20pm, officers found a 25 year-old man who'd been shot twice. he was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown at this time. then about 2 hours later, police say a fight broke out. a 24 year-old man was stabbed and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. then at one 30 saturday morning, another shooting.

police say a 20 year-old man was shot somewhere in sandra fell and took himself to the hospital. re was also treated for non-life-threatening injuries. also in sandra fell. 2 people are dead after a car crashed into a canal. that happened 7 o'clock saturday morning. police say say witnesses saw a car drive down canal street and into the water at about 70 miles per hour. first responders pulled 2 people from the submerged vehicle. unfortunately, both victims died. police believe alcohol was a factor. but the investigation is ongoing. on the peninsula. police arrested a robbsuspect saturday. investigators say the victim was robbed of his backpack after a brief struggle with the robber who carried a pipe and a knife. it happened around 11:00am county road in san carlos. the suspect is believed to have swung at the victim, but did not injure them. >> and happening right now, police in millbrae looking for a group of people who robbed 2 teens at gunpoint at a high school. >> it happened late friday. a mills high. police say 3 teens

approached the victims wearing ski masks. the group demanded the victim's cell phones. nobody was physically injured. and oakland police are investigating a domestic disturbance after a lengthy standoff late friday night. this happened on outlook avenue near mills college. police say they responded to reports of a domestic dispute. standoff officers were able to safely take the man into custody. no injuries reported. pablo police are warning the public about ongoing scams. they shared an example on the department's facebook page. you can hear an officer confronting a suspected scammer. take a listen. this again? >> the u.s. are already service will change. i tower lieutenant hightower. it's great begin with. >> this is sergeant hands to this and probably department.

>> here's the backstory to how this call happened to officers from the department. we're at a gas station where they ran into a man who thought he was being scammed. he said he got a call from a blocked number. the caller accused the man for missing jury duty. the scammer then told the man he could pay off his warrant by sending bitcoin to the scammer. the scammer kept the man on the line for over an hour and a half. while the man was directed to the gas station to get point. luckily, these officers right there on your screen there. they were at the right place at the right time to stop any sort of transaction and they are reminding the public that officers or police will never ask for money over the phone to clear any sort of warrants. if you think you've been scammed, call your local police department. >> happening right now, the mermaid run is happening in san francisco and hundreds of runners are lacing up their shoes for 5 k 10 k and 10 mile races, even just is live for us in san francisco this morning. speaking with runners and it's incredible how early

people get up for a quick, round of exercise. tiffany. >> absolutely. this around a 10 mile run. just start at 7 o'clock this morning. so 8 minutes ago joining us live right now is the race director carlo to tell us more about the rays, how long it's been going on for and why this race? i get started in the first place. good morning. good morning. thanks for being out here. so. >> the mermaid run mermaid series started out as a women's triathlon and a mermaid. a lot of sense with the swimming biking and running. then we really wanted to encourage more women to get into just being healthy and active. so we started putting on runs and that's why we have mermaid runs so that's here with our san francisco >> love lisa. and today is full of races. we just had the 10 mile, but there's several other races, right? correct. so we have 8 to 10 mile. we have a 10 k a 5 k and then we also have a youth runned which is a mile and a half and

that's for boys and and what else is going on because they see a lot of tents set up is or additional events going on today. i'm not really additional events, but just we want people to cross the finish line and feel celebrated and feel like there's a festive area for them to hang out. we want them to feel like olympic so we try to, you know, do a big expo and have a lot of tense encourage people to hang out and we have food and things like that. and that is to the right of us, right? okay. just over my shoulder. good, my understanding. and just learning more about this race. it really is about setting a great atmosphere for racers, maybe. >> they're big in beginners you know, they just like to run on their free time. this is just kind of setting a great atmosphere. >> yeah, i mean, that's, you know, kind of why i started the mermaid series was just the whole atmosphere of having women sort of it's very encouraging. we have a lot of beginners to come out. we have a lot of walkers joggers and then they turn into runners

and, you know, they start with their first 5 k and then, you know, next thing, you know, they're doing a half marathon or they're doing a big triathlon. so something really where we we try to encourage people to come out and have different goals that they can keep pushing themselves carlo. thank you so much for joining us this morning. telling us more about the absolutely. >> 70. i'm going to send it back to you in studio. all right. thank you so much for that. looking forward to seeing who crosses the finish line first. tiffany, thank you. >> well, not a bay area football. the san francisco forty-niners are la this morning to take on the rams this 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 is should feel like a home game for the niners, according to at least one ticket resale site more than 60% of the fans at today's game are expected to be niner. fans. kickoff is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. coming up on the proper morning news, a southern california sheriff's deputy shot and killed in an ambush

style shooting. >> what we've learned overnight. plus, are your passwords secure? a new study looking at how artificial intelligence could be used to compromise your security. >> the new iphones, apple watches and more tech experts and influencers weigh in on and influencers weigh in on apple's

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>> a traditional polynesian voyaging canoe has made its way to the bay on friday night. the legendary excuse me, a canoe docked in sausalito. the double hold canoe is recognized for reviving the lost art of polynesian voyaging and

navigation. the boe is embarking on a on a four-year voyage of the pacific ocean that started in alaska in the summer time. the canoe plans to stop and nearly 100 indigenous territories. the goal is to educate people about the importance of caring for the planet and build connections between indigenous communities across the pacific ocean. >> for us at polynesian voyaging it's just about connecting with people. it's a learning journey sharing. i missed a rent or not. we don't have all of question of all the answers. nobody really has all the answers. but i think collectively. if you keep talking about it, you find the past. >> and the hokulea will be docked in sausalito until next weekend. so you some time to see it. there. then the crew crosses the bay to visit san francisco. so you have a chance to see the boat soon in san francisco as well. they'll hold a free event in aquatic park on sunday september. the

24th with cultural attributes and they'll also be honoring the hawaiian island of maui. the event is scheduled to run from 12:00pm to 05:00pm. taking a live look now outdoors at the richmond bridge. well, not too much traffic at this hour. 7.15, this beautiful sunday. and they're driving under some overcast skies out there. dave. yeah, we're going around the immediate bay. good stephanie. good morning, everybody. unlike what we had from yesterday was much more total. >> this go around see breaks. look at this in the south bay. already seeing the sun poking out. and that's an unusual. but from yesterday, this was all covered up took several hours of daylight to really get mixed out near nicely. here's what's going on on our satellite picture. not much. you can barely make it this low here. that's like saying give me some moisture and show up. it's a not real a parent, but it's still there providing us with some cooling effects here as well. and then to an ice blocking job to its could be a player. later on our forecast. however, 60's going

on in the east bay up to the north bay, mostly lower 60 61, san francisco. 64 for san jose. back to future cast. take care of that morning. fog like a little flare up of some showers up there in the hills and the mountains bu monday morning. we do the same thing with the fog. that's going to be typical to cut the morning or the early a part of the week with the flare up in the afternoon. now, this is going to get more active towards wednesday thursday as that low starts to to kind a little dance around us, if you will, to. this is our they wait all the way to wednesday. well, a little slide. the background went behind us it when gone. but just pretend there's a nice scenery. there does paint your own background pesky bay fogs snow clouds still working, cool near about 80 inland. we're talking upper 70's on this mild and sunny. got to say it's 70's going on for the bay and near 80 happening inland. this means monday into tuesday. then it gets interesting for wednesday, thursday. we have some scattered clouds again, monsoon question, mark. we might be getting some of that moisture. middle layers of the atmosphere kind of thing coming in from the southeast.

that's that low. that's looking for moisture. we just talked about that may be a player again wednesday thursday, although it doesn't is going directly impact us as much as say, the mountain. 68 san francisco today got the variable clouds mild. 71 for open 71 77, rather for san jose, although they're doing a great clear up job and your high temperatures, upper 70's in the far east bay. and we've got a hodgepodge of 70's up in the north bay. and again, stephanie, looking out for wednesday thursday to see if we get any that monsoon moisture await the only concern with that always is is dry lightning instability. so we don't want instability and that mid-level moisture. that's a no no cause. yet the ice crystals rubbing up against each other and they can a party and that's not good. so that's we're looking out for. but in the next week, it looks kind of interesting something out of the gulf of alaska, too. so we'll see if the ok? all right. thanks for keeping an eye on it for alright. >> well, a warning the next time you use your computer researchers in the uk claim. >> artificial intelligence can guess your password just by listening while you type it.

news nation's brooke shafer has more on what you can do to keep your passwords safe. >> artificial intelligence ai has changed the game in some ways for the better helping scientists conduct faster research, even helping doctors diagnose patients. but an alarming new study found artificial intelligence can also steal your passwords by listening to your keystrokes. >> what we've proven is that the model like this can recognize what key you press quite well. joshua harrison is one of the researchers who tested this at durham university in the uk. they ran experiment on a popular computer, a mac book pro 16 inch laptop. >> they used an ai device to listen to keystrokes the model learning the sound each letter on the keyboard. what they found harrison said was quite surprising. the model we create classifies tiki strikes

that. >> we have recorded. with 95% accuracy when recorded on the near a lot of say us in the distance, too. and you might have to some of the coach 95% accuracy at knowing your passwords based on the sound of your typing. >> but researchers caution, this isn't cause for worry yet. i think there's a lot of ways that people already get around an attack like this without them even thinking about it. >> so if your temple at from opening competed today, you probably used to fingerprint to open it. you didn't talk past >> when you open your phone, it's probably the thing with with facial recognition. still, it's a warning about the possibilities of ai former u.s. secretary of homeland security. michael may in a relatively immature stand. >> are seen it's rapidly developing. but i think having

these principles in place, for example, with the district keepsakes >> or otherwise alter where doctors in years. >> it's washed. get those requirements in place. now, rather, you joy and you lose some real problem. the country. >> take a giant. apple announced new products in cupertino earlier this week. rich demuro brings us the latest in today's tech smart. >> apple's new iphones and apple watches are available for preorder now. but how do you know if you should upgrade without seeing them? first, i talked to some tech experts and influencers who went hands-on to find out. new iphones, most capable iphones we've a new apple watch is the world's most popular watch. even new air-pods energy is always electrifying in here. and apple event invite is key because you get to go hands-on with the new products before anyone else. >> that's always fun to be

able to touch and feel the products for the first time. attendees are a who's who in the tech world. i think apple is about to crush the cameron street. this year's phones get more megapixels and improved zoom. it's not always that megapixels are but i think it's nice that they're bringing some of features down to the regular iphone. 15 ai now recognizes when you're taking a picture of a person or pet so you can turn it into portrait mode after you snap. i think anybody that's got a 13 or below this is definitely ago apple known for making its gadgets in fun colors this year. there's yellow green and the blue. both the watch and phone coming. pink colors. really cellphones. yeah. oh, yeah. pink collar cell bank one stood out. yeah. one big change usb-c on the bottom, but you'll get the new cable in the box. i don't think a lot of people are going to really care about. that's geeks thinking all i can charge multiple phones and multiple devices with apple making a big push towards a 2030 goal of being carbon

neutral. what they're doing pretty amazing. that's >> bmw, mercedes audi. they're moving towards materials that are recyclable. the apple watch series 9 the company's first-ever carbon neutral product. >> impacts a new double tap feature that lets you virtually press and on-screen button. i've always wanted a feature that i can just use my watch with one hand magical. the popular tech youtuber i justine was giving out this cable at the event. it's usbc. and yes, it's pink. >> the new apple products are in store september 22nd in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area county is seeing a decline in covid cases well,

the largest corgi event in northern california. happened saturday in the east bay corgi con which celebrates the cattle herding brought dog breed unfolded at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton activities included the popular corgi race. a corgi ninja warrior obstacle course. and according costume contest. let's take a look at those dogs event. organizers say that the turnout was more than expected. >> today's attendance was amazing. it was over 5,000 almost certainly the largest sporting on the west >> there was just band. it was very positive. high energy and just all the people love corgis come out. that's really why we do it. and just really appreciate all the support that the community, the core

uk >> as a very happy pup right there. this was the first time corgi was held at the alameda county fairgrounds. the event is typically held at ocean beach in san francisco. but there have been some regulation changes which led to a change in venue. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it is day 3 of the united auto workers strike. >> we have an update on negotiations. and after the break, it's hispanic heritage and coming up on kron 4, the story of a san francisco reggaeton artist. how she draws upon her to cano routes to create her music. for the weekend. you can check out the 21st annual are in oakland festival. it starts at noon at frank ogawa plaza featuring live music, a cosplay contest live music, a cosplay contest and

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>> we don't have enough things we don't have, you know, enough prosecution is no deterrence. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay restaurant owner frustrated with city officials after businesses broken into for the 3rd time this year and the state of california is suing several oil companies accusing them of lying about the dangers of fossil fuels. good morning. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. but first, let's start off this half hour for you with a look at our weather conditions is checking with dave sphar for the latest on that. he a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like a pretty decent day for you. kind of that cusp between summer in fall-like feel >> we're going to have just about all week long. it looks like here. no major

educations, although there is that outside risk by the middle of the week, things will get a little interesting in parts of the state. let's call it sfo right now. even hear from this outward shot. and remember, we're shooting zooming way out. so you get more of a perspective of the sky here, but way off towards the distance there you can see they're the tower going so we already see the fog trying to lift a bit. we see some clear blue skies working its magic sfo at this early hour. meanwhile, upstream, not much to happen for us. we still got that low out to sea, keeping our temperatures somewhat corrected as a sidebar. just to mention is the national weather service will talk about this as well. kind of a warm start, a mild start to your day partially due to the fact that are getting the natural cooling we tend to get from the quote, cold ocean. it's a bit on the warmer side right now. so that's one of the reasons why we didn't get the natural cooling. we tend to get particularly up in the north bay. you see the lower 60's and hand there. we've got lower 60's off to the east bay, too. with 64 this hour for san jose lining for you today about 67 by 11 by 2.

let's to about 74. still going to keep some scattered clouds and they're just for good measure. but essentially you'll see a lot of sunshine going on at the ballpark for the oakland a's versus the padres 107, game time. upper 60's. pretty much for your temperatures. west-southwest winds near about 10 and a bit. we'll check in the 4 zone forecast and the extended stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> now to a major story we're following out of southern california, a los angeles county sheriff's deputy has died following an ambush style shooting. that deputy was on duty at the time. investigators say the shooter was driving past the deputy in the opposite direction when they opened fire. the deputy identified as ryan clayton brummer had just gotten engaged earlier this week. investigators do not have a suspect at this time. oakland restaurant is burglarized for the 3rd time this year. marzano on park boulevard had their front door smashed in and thousands of dollars stolen friday morning. the burglar smashed thehglass on

the front door, causing thousands of dollars in damages. they also took the safe. the break-in comes after we learned oakland city leaders missed a deadline to get crucial police funding. >> we don't have enough things we don't have, you know, enough prosecution is no deterrent. i can sleep at night as a business up i go home and i'm thinking about my business when i'm my business, i'm thinking about my i just don't think it's way of life. >> the restaurant's owner says that she is pretty frustrated that city leaders miss the opportunity to get money to help fight crime. she says she has thought of closing her business for good. and happening today, a heads up for people living in berkeley. the city is testing its new outdoor warning system. emergency sirens for the first time at noon o'clock. at noon, noon o'clock. i am noon excuse me of these are designed to alert people to life-threatening emergencies like wildfires and tsunami and

anyone within about a half mile of a siren should expect to hear a chime. marin county's covid-19. cases are down after a surge in infections over the summer. that's according to marine health and human services while infection rates have dwindled. county health officials warn that cases have gone up in previous years in october, people are advised to get updated booster shots ahead of a potential winter surge. california is suing 5 of the largest petroleum companies in the world. the state is accusing gas and oil giant. exxonmobil shell, chevron, conoco phillips and british petroleum. the state claims the companies knew the consequences of burning fossil fuels but downplayed those dangers to pursue record-breaking profits. the seeks to create a fund paid for by the companies to pay recovery efforts following storms and wildfires. in a statement, shell said that it agrees that the at more action is needed on climate change. but said that the courtroom is not the proper place to

address global warming. meantime, the american petroleum institute called the lawsuit a waste of taxpayer resources. artist, an author who nearly lost his life last year is bouncing back 10 months ago, paul madonna was involved in a near fatal hit and run crash. he hasn't fully recovered yet, but he says he's determined to get back out in the world. on friday night he hosted a book launch for his 7th book titled the commissions mystery story that set back in 1999. he's our plans drawing and storytelling. lots of his pieces are based on san francisco landmarks and stories. paul is scheduled to do events up bookstores across the bay area through the fall. and a strike by united auto workers could end up causing layoffs. negotiations resumed on saturday, but the workers and carmakers are at odds on a number of issues. news nation's ryan bass has more on that. >> 3, we definitely have our support.

>> and now politicians have descended on detroit to stand with the united auto workers that are on strike. pennsylvania senator john fetterman picketed with plant worker saturday morning outside force facility in wayne, michigan. i don't think the whole thing for the of all at a protest in downtown detroit on friday, vermont senator bernie sanders voiced his support for the union brothers and sisters. >> enough is enough to rally cry echoed by the 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran of 4 who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6 and you describes it to america, what that's like. >> of the salaries of the >> strong storm will every day painful, more games. you cable, it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on

the rachel's family. dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more former children's heart for the corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on the front lines, especially after workers help bail them out 15 years ago, i >> as hourly employees of the sacrifice this company now. tonight. sessions this company and it's just coming back this time. it's time for we're not going to settle for less this time.

>> and that was ryan bass reporting for us this morning. meantime, negotiations resume next week between the hollywood studios and the writers guild of america. the alliance of motion picture and television producers, which represents the studios, says it reached out to the writers guild on wednesday. the 2 sides agreed to resume talks. the writers have now been on strike for 4 and a half months. they're striking over pay job security and concerns over the use of artificial intelligence. kron. 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month this morning. call for service isn't sat down with san francisco's own recut tone artist. don't you? >> cecilia casandra pena gove. is a san francisco native. she records music under the name. la, don't ya? her songs are now streamed millions of times on spotify. but it all started

in her bernal heights family home with her parents and sister. >> she grew up playing the family band. la familia. pena actually born upstairs months. a lot of family, a lot of parties, a lot of culture and community pena go. vail was destined for careers in music. but since it consumed her upbringing, she decided to take a break in her late teens gave me the space to kind of government own inc and to start to find my way back to music. and she found her way back to music in a big way as la dona. the name stems from a nickname given to her by friends. lavinia means like usually our first to lay the old air ladylike boss of the house lake or the person that who runs the she mixes latin be a salsa, all kinds of genres with the bay area flair. she even wraps. what special to me is being able to

like bring them all to get there and do it such a way that my people and my family background on to kind people that connects people. >> everyone who's kind of had that taste of the bay area or the diversity that we feel california, that able to have connection. is a family affair for father in childhood. friends are in the band. >> she invite her mom and sister up on stage as well. this has been a big year for her as la. don't ya performed at outside lands on the main stage playing outside lands like definitely a dream come it was so amazing, too, be at home and to be on such a big states like don't ya was also featured on president barack obama's summer music playlist. but behind all the success of la, don't ya is pena who says the only notoriety she needs is within the community that raised her not to see multiple generations. 4 generations of san francisco, locals

appreciate my music and tell me they're proud of me and that they're excited by. >> my music, that's pretty much all i need to pin you. gov. and not only works on music for la. don't ya? but she also teaches music in oakland as a fellow for the california arts commission showing them how to connect with their own creativity and find their own voice. the dona travels the world playing music, but she says one of the strongest latinx communities she's ever experienced is right here in the bay area. this incredibly blessed with such a diversity of me as culture, food are really special and not something that you see in other places. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> that certainly inspirational her latest single was recently released and the band is working on a full album. they have a west coast tour coming up and they will perform at the fillmore in san francisco on november. the 9th. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we take a look at hate. the takes.

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recently, our ken wayne was able to get an inside. look at how the cubs are doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. and so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands some point. today is that they have. cool gems and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more will include, you know, physical status, including total system. it's also but samples make sure internally and also screening for a very important disease. and there's virus also take this opportunity to give them parasite control. and then

just being ready to respond to whatever they need. as we find so far, it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one cub had been shot with a pellet gun to just a single it wasn't in the place that was causing severe damage is buried in the muscles and it's back along the thorax area. so look, it's incidental and the fact that it's not causing any ongoing health concern but of course, that's not thing. we animal to experience. another cub had an injured paw perhaps from being clipped by a car. >> but it too, was healing nicely. the cubs are undeniably cute. they're not being treated like teddy bears. we are not going in. we're not cuddling were handling is not the opportunity for anyone else come on and have a kind of hands-on activity that's just counterproductive towards that. we have experience. the goal is to keep them wild, not have the mimic the behavior of their mother. >> by trying to get food from people. >> that have, but we're not so ingrained in them that they have. it change them just to

see them so quickly running and hiding was amazing to us. so quite happy. >> every week about 700 pounds of food is hidden. while the cubs are in their den, they have to learn to find the food the way wild bears do when there's not a dumpster or refrigerator around. >> they get food rewards based working for it like climbing a tree moving a rock or digging out underneath that felled finding at ditch, you know, finding food in places so that they learn how forage and that they learn how to get a food reward based on not just having it set out there by a garbage can you know how they would really actually have that happen in the wild. and the other part of it, which is pretty amazing is that there's not human interaction with these bears right now. they actually need to re-learn a fear of humans, which they do here as well. >> hank, the tank has been renamed henrietta, but the fish and wildlife. she's called 64 f she's doing well

now and her new home at a sanctuary in colorado. she is going to live out the rest of her life in a sanctuary which is actually not ideal either. >> the best place for wild animals in the wild. and so what we really need to do as humans is to avoid any kind of conflict. it's going to get them to someplace like 64 is in. >> some wonder why she was taken from her cubs. there's been huge public interest and the a lot of people are really concerned to see. you know how i've been asked a lot about how rehabilitation works. i've been asked a lot about the separation from the mother and a lot of that is just people humanizing that thinking that, you know, those traits are like human traits. but really what the goal is here is for these comes to be rehabilitated so that they can go back out to the wild. and 64 that's just not an option to her because of the fact that there's just long history of conflict. >> meanwhile, sonoma county wildlife rescue broke ground on a new larger their facility, the size of a football field. it will even feature a waterfall and pool where the cubs comer to fish.

when it open. >> in about 3 months. hope yes, if we just keep pushing as hard as we can to working as hard as we we'll get built. and they always say if you build they >> all right. well, glad to hear, but those cubs are doing well and taking a live look now at walnut where you can see at 7.48, this sunday morning, not too many cars on the roadways looking a bit overcast out there day. >> yeah, hazy well. but we are seeing some better patch is going on this morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in terms of clearing that we have kind of the same overcast you as you can see here along the east bay shoreline as well. with that morning fog. let's get to the tropics. real mister leno. more advisories being issued on it, but there is where it is. the bay of fundy, as you well know, actually, this north of that excuse me near saint john, this is going play out as a subtropical system. meanwhile,

margot is somewhere around here. i think they're not going to be issuing much on that either. the one you're going to hear about is nigel. that's right there. good news is it does not look like it's projected to strike land at all is going to kind of a curly q turn more to be announced later. meanwhile, in tahoe, lower 70's and then a drop in wednesday about 66 with this pesky low. watch what it does dressed to the south. grab some moisture away. it goes. look at that. some showers and thunder showers going on wednesday, thursday and from some outflow of that, we want to watch in the impact potentially for the bay area. but this one i mentioned, stephanie, earlier, another low dropping south over the gulf of alaska by mid the following weeks will be interesting as we start to march in the fall. 68 san francisco that readings that the coast are pretty much the same as they were from yesterday. not a whole lot of changes. 72 burlingame, we got 77 for palo alto in the south bay, upper 70's at work here. 75 milpitas lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley, 80

today. so it's upper 70's getting a little filling a fall. 78 walnut creek, 66 berkeley, the laos. 64 75 for fairfield. napa. 73 76 for santa rosa. the 7 day reflect in the cloud cover wednesday. thursday. it's always safer right now. not sure if he's going to come together with this dry lightning concerned, but notice nice little drop in temperatures conveniently as we march in the fall, which the first day of fall. we keep saying it's saturday tend to be gets here from our time zone. very late on friday night. like 11 45 or something okay. yeah. so the kids can't go to the cbs story turned 21 on saturday until k. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. well, while the town of la hina continues to recover from deadly wildfires, some local say they'd welcome visitors back to the island. kron four's vicki liviakis shows us a taste of what maui has to offer. >> the beach sons. has talent.

of the most popular islands in hawaii. but after the tragic wildfire that burned through the town of la hina. >> visitors are down 70% and restaurants that were once impossible to get into are now a breeze. >> mama's fish house in pie. is a macadamia crusted maki maki. >> black pearl dreamy desert. just a few of the signature dishes that keep diners coming back. for let's go in this private moment. ny land will be greeted by aaron. he is the dapper restaurant tour known throughout the islands. >> here in fish market i've had for 26 years and we're having the last 2 years are year's ever were down? maybe 80%. 80% the town close. >> they're grateful for this large parties and are welcoming back the tourists frustrating. but it's empowering to everyone's

together and were on and we're all blessed to be living in this place up so much and that the way the ever-popular monkeypox, normally the wait list is long to get in. but not today or tables are mostly open. the big draw here along with delicious tidbits are these wicked my ties with dollop koi foam on if you find hard to resist trip to the islands music, locals years. >> and it could take a little longer to get back, but we're ready to fight. and we're grinders and we're happy to be great that people like you >> in maui, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> all right. as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the annual armenian food festival in san francisco. it starts at noon at the armenian community center along with food is going to be dancing, music and going to be dancing, music and arts and today get free

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news violence in oakland as police investigate 2 deadly shootings that happened just hours apart and scary moments in the north bay after a boat catches on fire in the coaching as bay. >> 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's sunday, september 17. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a nice start. so we have a temperatures pretty mild going on. actually little bit warmer up in the north bay this morning we saw from yesterday. we still have that morning fog in the clouds and all that business. we still got to keep it as a mention of the forecast. here's sfo. >> last hour, we have mentioned this how things have opened up and then you see they fill back in again. that will be kind of the incident that will happen to be in the morning hours throughout the morning hours. we still have a

low off to see. it doesn't have much moisture which to play with and will be a player later on in this weekly forecast. we get to wednesday thursday, but it's really going to be a factor for those folks up in tahoe. a look at what happens with our fog of the ground. fog mixes up pretty quickly, but again, will be an issue along the coast. so you may see mostly cloudy skies going on even this afternoon, although most of the rest of the bay goes into mostly sunny on balance, at least for the afternoon hours, lower 60's for the east bay up to the north bay. lower 60's mirrored here as well. 64, for example, san jose. but here's the contrast for you. couple degrees ahead. as you can see up north and pretty much on target in the east as well as the south. so the breakdown today about 69 by high noon to 3. 76, just a mention of some scattered clouds in there for good measure. it looks like we're going to be in kind of this goldilocks pattern for just about the whole week except for the interference of this low. we'll get more into that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the south bay, one person is dead after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened just before 8 o'clock

last night near the intersection of quimby road and south white road traffic was impacted in the area for several hours. in the north bay, a boat in the cartoon as big catches on fire with passengers on board kron four's. amanda hari spoke with witnesses. >> black smoke billowing from the grand romance, riverboat docked on the car. keane is bay in valais. whoa, i think across town but i seen the flames and smoke from way across for chavez rushed to during lemon streets to see what was going on. >> it's all everything is was all-black. i was wow, there's a lot of people that stayed on that. lot of people stay on that boat and hope nobody got >> fire says they got the call around 4.50. they could see the pillar of smoke while in route and upgraded to a full arm response. they had to take a defensive approach from land because the boat is sinking. they were unable to board the boat until the fire was out. there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue

themselves. 2 were assisted by a good samaritan before vallejo fire arrived. the fire department says people may have been living on the boat thing is how there were people on the boat at the time and has been in the band and vote for many years. quite possible police had to come back after someone got back on the boat. >> and refused to leave. they had to tase the man and carry him off. chavez says the owner of the grand romance and hope to fix the boat before the fire left here. they were going to restore it, but i guess they just left it it just slowly started sinking in the water and people just live dot as it went. there were no injuries. fire says it's still under investigation. >> and they'll release the cause at a later time in vallejo amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police are investigating a pair of deadly shootings in oakland. the first happening around 9.45 friday night near the intersection of 38th avenue and macarthur boulevard in the city's laurel district.

officers found a person with at least one gunshot wound. the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died. then early saturday morning, another deadly shooting. this one on 12 street right by lowell park. police say they found 2 people shot. one of them died at the scene. the second person was rushed to a hospital where they are now in stable condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. in the north bay. a busy weekend for the sandra fell police department officers responding to shootings, stabbings and a deadly crash after a guatemalan independence day event on friday. about 15 minutes after the gathering add ended at northgate mall. police say a different kind of event started in the canal neighborhood. sandra fell. police say hundreds of vehicles and thousands of people took over the streets with sideshows around 10:20pm, officers found a 25 year-old man who'd been shot twice. he was taken to the hospital and his condition is unknown at this time. about 2 hours later, police say a fight

broke out. a 24 year-old man was stabbed and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and then at one 30 saturday morning, another shooting. police say a 20 year-old man was shot somewhere in sandra fell. he took himself to the hospital and was treated for a non-life-threatening injury. also, sandra fell. 2 people are dead after a car crashed into a canal. it happened set 7 o'clock saturday morning. police say witnesses saw a car drive down canal street and into the water at about 70 miles per hour. first responders pulled 2 people from the submerged car. both victims died. police believe alcohol was a factor. but the investigation is ongoing. on the peninsula. police arrested a robbery suspect saturday. investigators say the victim was robbed of his backpack after a brief struggle with the robber who carried a pipe and a knife. it happened around 11:00am on old county road in san carlos. the suspect is believed to have swung at the victim but did not injure that. happening

now, police in millbrae looking for a group of robbers who threatened to teens at gunpoint. it happened late friday at mills high school. police say 3 teens wearing ski masks approached the victims. the robbers demanded the victim's cell phones. nobody was physically injured. oakland police are investigating a domestic disturbance after a standoff late friday night. this happened on outlook avenue near mills college. police say they responded to reports of a domestic dispute. the man was said to be armed and barricaded with other people inside of the home after a standoff officers were able to safely take the man into custody. no injuries reported police are warning the public about ongoing scams and they shared an example on the department's facebook page and we can hear an officer confronting a suspected scammer. take a listen. is again. sorority service will change. i tower. >> lieutenant hightower. it's great begin with.

>> this is sergeant hands to this and probably department. >> here's the back story to this video. basically 2 officers from the department, they were at a gas station when they read into a man who said he was being scammed. he said he got a call from this block number. but you see on your screen there. the caller accused the man who own this phone for missing jury duty. the scammer then told the man that he could pay off his warrant by sending bitcoin to the scammer. the scammer then kept the man on the line for over an hour and a half. while the man was directed to the gas station to get coin. luckily, these officers happened to be at the gas station and they were there to stop the transaction and they are now reminding the public that police will never ask for any money over the phone with a wave, a warrant. if you think you've been scammed, make sure you reach out to local police department. they say. happening right now, the mermaid run is happening in san francisco. hundreds of racers are lacing up their shoes for 5 k and 10 k races.

kron four's. tiffany just is live for us now in san francisco this morning where she's been speaking with runners looking like she might run the race or self-hating. evan, a >> hey, good morning. yeah. and some of those runners are actually finishing up the race at this point. first race started at 7 o'clock this morning several hours ago. and this is actually has been going on for several years since 2006, a big part of it is for athletes of all sorts of backgrounds to experience the joys of crossing that finish line was going show you some video. another big part of this race is to build a welcoming and encouraging community that inspires women. all sorts of people. >> of all sorts of backgrounds to get involved. so here is what's going on today. there's going to be a wide array of events. like i mentioned earlier, there's a 10 k a virtual one. the first run started at 7 o'clock this morning. that one goes across the golden gate bridge, the last race, which will be a 5 k

actually started right at the top of hour at 7 or 8 o'clock this morning. that is a completely flat race. and there's also going to be a run for the little ones that's called the mermaid. ash organizers say this is a great way to introduce your children. young girls to the world of running. >> rend lake, a 5 k together like once a quarter. so every couple months, every 3 months. so >> this is kind of the first of our series will run the paddle in the cloak out after this. and a couple more runs in the next few months. is and we had a really fun time putting together our shirts. we're making our shirts and we sold our skirts together. so it's just a really fun bonding experience and it's always really fun to come down to the city and run together. so >> okay. so the start and finish line is right here on mason street. crissy field is going to be utilized for this race. parking may be an issue as well. organizers giving you a few options suggesting little marina green or marina green, but that's going to be

like a 2 mile walk to get to crissy field where we are as well. also want to bring you back out live to the right side you see those tense. there's an expo out here as well. we're going to out here. bring you more about what's going on. i'm going to send it back to you in studio, stephanie. all right. looks like it's already super fun morning and looking forward to what's next. thank you, tiffany. >> now the bay area football, the san francisco forty-niners are in la this morning to take on the rams this afternoon. >> after opening the season with a win at pittsburgh, the niners are looking for their second win of the season despite being in la, 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 today's game are expected to be niner. fans. kickoff is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a southern california sheriff's deputy is shot and killed in an ambush style shooting. what we've learned overnight. plus, are your passwords secure? a new study looks at how artificial

intelligence could be used to compromise your security. >> the new iphones, apple watches and more tech experts and influencers weigh in on apple's latest reveal some rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and just for good measure could be a few scattered clouds into our future. is temperatures race up to the upper 70's, not bad. kind of a goldilocks forecast for the week ahead. >> the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron morning news. good morning, everybody. and shot sfo show some of that fog trying to make a reappearance here. but at least it's a a lot going on

here. no delays being reported out sfo. so another nice start to your weekend day. some sun trying to peer in through with lots zoom, didn't just a little bit as what we did. all right. showing you this shot here. we're going to be using this imagery a lot as we head into the winter months because this is the highway for most of our winter storms. i mention that because next week looks kind of interesting. actually, that's not this weekend here. the following week because the middle part there, some storm systems don't quite make. it may be in the bay area, but they're getting awfully close and we'll show up in our region, which is pretty nice for late september. lower 60's cover much of those inland valleys in the east bay along the east bay shoreline were in the lower to middle 60's, lower 60's up north and up here in the north bay. that's a bit more mild than what you saw yesterday morning. 64 for san jose. 61. meanwhile for san francisco chilly 55 half moon bay. so this fog we get taken care of today. still keeping a few little scattered clouds just for good measure. in our forecast, that will flare up with some afternoon showers in the mountains. can't rule out.

not really putting in as a formality in the tahoe forecast, buo to the south might see it return the fog monday morning again mixes out to essentially mostly sunny days. and again, you see the flare up of some afternoon showers. that's going to be more active wednesday and thursday and probably impacting tahoe potentially 2 toda . we have that pesky bay fog and clouds, which we can see here in the east bay shoreline. cool near about 80 going on inland for highs, but really mostly upper 70's at work here early into the week. it's mild and sunny with 70's covering the bay near about 80 going on in london. then late in the week. this is what we're mentioning here wednesday thursday as this low starts to tap into some moisture towards our south, throwing back. excuse me, some potential mid-level moisture in the at some heating and instability. that's when you can sometimes get some dry lightning. that's the whole big deal about that is 68 san francisco variable clouds to make note of for oakland got 71 pretty good for the ball game this afternoon. 77 meanwhile for san jose upper 70's you can see far east bay

will get more to this in your 4 zone forecast, of course, lower to upper 70's up north 80 for tomorrow for monday into tuesday. about 81 still keeping a kind of base, the mostly sunny there, stephanie. but it's wednesday thursday going to watch out for any interference from moisture coming in from this pesky low. also, the following week looks very, very interesting is see if we get any impact. this is getting away in the woods here from this. a low coming out of the gulf of alaska. but that's the highway we look for the winter months. okay. very good. thank you for keeping an eye on all that forced share. >> okay. now to a traditional polynesian voyaging canoe. it's made its way to the bay. >> on friday night, the legendary hochul lea docked in sausalito. the double hold canoe was recognized for reviving lost art of polynesian voyaging and navigation. the boat is embarking on a four-year voyage of the pacific ocean. that again in alaska back in the summertime. the canoe plans to stop at nearly 100 indigenous territories. the goal is to educate people about the importance of caring for the planet and build

connections between indigenous communities across the pacific ocean. >> for us at polynesian voyaging it's just about connecting with people. it's a learning journey sharing. i missed a rent or not. we don't have all of question of all the answers. nobody really has all the answers. but i think collectively. if you keep talking about it, you find a pass. >> the hochul it will be docked in sausalito until next weekend. then the crew crosses the bay to visit san francisco. they hold a free event in aquatic park sunday, september 24th with cultural tributes and an event honoring the hawaiian island of maui, which is recovering from those devastating wildfires. the event is scheduled to run from 12:00pm to 05:00pm. and warning the next time you use your computer. researchers in the uk claim artificial intelligence can guess your password just by listening while you type it. news nation's brooke shafer has

more on what you can do to help keep your passwords safe. >> artificial intelligence ai has changed the game in some ways for the better helping scientists conduct faster research, even helping doctors diagnose patients. but an alarming new study found artificial intelligence can also steal your passwords by listening to your keystrokes. >> what we've proven is that a model like this can recognize what key you press quite well. joshua harrison is one of the researchers who tested this at durham university in the uk. they ran experiment on a popular computer, a mac book pro 16 inch laptop. >> they used ai device to listen to keystrokes the model learning the sound each letter on the keyboard. what they found harrison said was quite surprising. the model we create classifies tiki strikes that. >> we have recorded. with 95%

accuracy when recorded on the near a lot of say us in the distance, too. and you might have to some of the coach 95% accuracy at knowing your passwords based on the sound of your typing. >> but researchers caution, this isn't cause for worry yet. i think there's a lot of ways that people already get around an attack like this without them even thinking about it. >> so if your temple at from opening competed today, you probably use fingerprint to open it. you didn't hook pass >> when you open your phone, it's probably the thing with with facial recognition. still, it's a warning about the possibilities of ai former u.s. secretary of homeland security. michael made the move in a relatively immature stand. >> although are seen it's rapidly developing. but i think having these principles in place, for example, with the district keepsakes

>> or otherwise where doctors in years. >> it's get those requirements in place. now, whereas you there some real problem. the country. >> tech giant apple announced new products in cupertino earlier this week. our rich demuro brings us the latest in today's tech smart. >> apple's new iphones and apple watches are available for preorder now. but how do you know if you should upgrade without seeing them? first, i talked to some tech experts and influencers who went hands-on to find out. new iphones, most capable iphones we've a new apple watch is the world's most popular watch. even new air-pods energy is always electrifying in here. and apple event invite is key because you get to go hands-on with the new products before anyone else. >> that's always fun to be able to touch and feel the

products for the first time. attendees are a who's who in the tech world. i think apple is about to crush the cameron street. this year's phones get more megapixels and improved zoom. it's not always that megapixels are but i think it's nice that they're bringing some of features down to the regular iphone. 15 ai now recognizes when you're taking a picture of a person or pet so you can turn it into portrait mode after you snap. i think anybody that's got a 13 or below this is definitely ago apple known for making its gadgets in fun colors this year. there's yellow green and the blue. both the watch and phone coming. pink colors. really cellphones. yeah. oh, yeah. pink collar cell bank one stood yeah. one big change usb-c on the bottom, but you'll get the new cable in the box. i don't think a lot of people are going to really care about. that's geeks thinking all i can charge multiple phones and multiple devices with apple making a big push towards a 2030 goal of being carbon neutral. what they're doing pretty amazing.

that's >> bmw, mercedes audi. they're moving towards materials that are recyclable. the apple watch series 9 the company's first-ever carbon neutral product. >> impacts a new double tap feature that lets you virtually press and on-screen button. i've always wanted a feature that i can just use my watch with one hand magical. the popular tech youtuber. i justine was giving out this cable at the event. it's usbc. and yes, it's pink. >> the new apple products are in store september 22nd in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bay area county is seeing a decline in covid cases. potential surge covid cases. potential surge could be ahead.

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biggest cordy event in northern california happened saturday in the east check it out. >> according con celebrates the cattle herding dog breed and the event unfolded at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton activities included the popular corgi corgi ninja warrior obstacle course and a corgi costume contest event. organizers say the turnout was more than expected. >> today's attendance was amazing. it was over 5,000 almost certainly the largest sporting event on the west >> there was just a certain vibe and it was very positive. high energy and just all the people who love or just come out, that's really why we do it. and just really appreciate all the support the community, the core uk has.

>> it's one of the happiest corgis i've ever seen. this was the first time corgi con happened at the alameda county fairgrounds. the event is typically held at ocean beach in san francisco. but there have been some regulation changes which prompted the change in venue. and today is the last day for you to adopt the cat free from oakland animal services. check them out. there are nearly 100 of these animals at the shelter right now. if you're looking for a new four-legged friend, there are plenty of options for you like elvis gospel king past kyle or a bonded pair high and lychee all adopted cats will be spayed or neutered vaccinated. and microchipped. so lots of options for you and many cats that are looking for a forever home. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it is day 3 of the united auto workers strike. >> we have an update on negotiations. and after the break, it's hispanic heritage coming up, the story of a francisco reggaeton artist, how she draws upon her cano routes to create her music.

and for the weekend, you can check out the san francisco greek festival starts at 2 o'clock this valencia street features live music, dancing, food and wine tasting free to attend.

>> we don't have enough things we don't have, you know, enough prosecution is no deterrence. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news at east bay restaurant owner frustrated with city officials after businesses broken into for the 3rd time so far this year. and the

state of california is suing several oil companies accused of lying about the dangers of fossil fuels. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's get you started on this half hour with a look at the check in with dave now for the latest on that day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of overcast, at least in some spots with this fog kind of lingering around a little bit. we need the atmosphere in the sun to help a kind of shake things up a little bit. start the stirring going on here. >> although it's not particularly a lot drier above us, it is drier, but it's a lot warmer. so it's a little sluggish to try to get this to be lifted here, if you will. here's the shot from sfo. no delays being reported. but there you see kind of the overcast spooky skies. got to the oakland a's versus the padres today all afternoon temps pretty much upper 60's. let's keep some scattered clouds and there is a formality in just a a gentle wind out of the west-southwest at around 10, not much to see upstream for us except what that low's going to do. that's off our coast. it's going to slide to the south and kind of

the generate a little bit of moisture off the mid layers of the atmosphere that kind of watching for dry lightning. but up in the northwest, there you see the highway. this is going to be important thing is we get into the winter months because that's where the storm systems come from. lot of lower to middle 60's when the east bay we can see lower 60's up north. a little warmer this morning. that's being credited the fact that the ocean temperatures are a little bit more mild. so we didn't get a chance to cool off as much 69 in high noon by 3 o'clock. 76, very indicative of what you can expect with temperatures sub 80 today. that means upper 70's little bit of a warm-up into early next week. more in your week day forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. major story we're following out of southern california, a los angeles county sheriff's deputy has died following an ambush style shooting. >> that deputy was on duty at the time of the shooting. investigators say the shooter was driving past the deputy and the opposite direction when they opened fire. the deputy identified as ryan clinton rumor had just gotten engaged earlier this week.

investigators do not have a suspect at this time. and oakland restaurant is be is burglarized for the 3rd time this year. marzano on park boulevard had their front door smashed in and thousands of dollars stolen friday morning. the burglar smashed the glass on the front door causing thousands of dollars in damages. they also took a safe. the breaking comes after we learned oakland city leaders missed a deadline to get crucial police funding for the city. >> we don't have enough things we don't you know, prosecution is no deterrence. i can sleep at night as a business up i go moment. i'm thinking about my business when i'm my business. i'm thinking about my i just don't think it's way of life. >> the restaurant's owner says she's frustrated. city leaders miss the opportunity to get money to help fight crime. she says she's thought of closing her business for good. county's covid-19 cases are down after a surge of infections over the summer.

that's according to marine health and human services while infection rates have dwindled. county health officials warn that cases have gone up in previous years in october, people are advised to get updated booster shots ahead of a potential winter surge. california is suing 5 of the largest petroleum companies in the world. the state is accusing gas and oil giants. exxon mobil shell shell, chevron, local phillips and british petroleum. the state claims the companies knew the consequences of burning fossil fuels but downplayed those dangers to pursue record-breaking profits. the suit seeks to create a fund paid for by these companies to pay for recovery efforts following storms and wildfires. in a statement, shell said it agrees that action is needed on climate change. but said the courtroom is not the proper venue to address global warming. meantime, the american petroleum institute called this lawsuit a waste of taxpayer resources. and a

strike united auto workers could end up causing layoffs. negotiations resumed on saturday, but workers and car makers are still at odds on a number of issues. news nation's brian bass has more on that. >> 3, we definitely have our support. >> and now politicians have descended on detroit to stand with the united auto workers that are on strike. pennsylvania senator john fetterman picketed with plant worker saturday morning outside force facility in wayne, michigan. i don't think the whole thing for the of all at a protest in downtown detroit on friday, vermont senator bernie sanders voiced his support for the union brothers and sisters. >> enough is enough to rally cry. i could. but 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran, a fort who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6, can you describe to america? what that's like? >> on the salaries of strong

struggle every day painful. >> more games. you cable. it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on the rachel's family. dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more storm, our children's park for the >> communities corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said, now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on the front lines, especially after workers help bail them out 15 years ago, i

>> as hourly employees of sacrifice this company now. sessions this company and it's just coming back this time. it's time for we're not going to settle for less this time. >> kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month. our sara stinson brings us the story of a san francisco rising star who shares how her chicano roots inspired her music. >> cecilia casandra pena gove. is a san francisco native. she records music under the name. la, don't ya? her songs are now streamed millions of times on spotify. but it all started in her bernal heights family home with her parents and sister. >> she grew up playing the

family band. la familia. pena actually born upstairs months. a lot of family, a lot of parties, a lot of culture and community pena go. vail was destined for careers in music. but since it consumed her upbringing, she decided to take a break in her late teens gave me the space to kind of government own inc and to start to find my way back to music. and she found her way back to music in a big way as la dona. the name stems from a nickname given to her by friends. lavinia means like usually our first to lay the old air ladylike boss of the house lake or the person that who runs the she mixes latin be a salsa, all kinds of genres with the bay area flair. she even wraps. what special to me is being able to like bring them all to get there and do it such a way that my people and my family

background on to kind people that connects people. >> everyone who's kind of had that taste of the bay area or the diversity that we feel california, that able to have connection. is a family affair for father in childhood. friends are in the band. >> she invite her mom and sister up on stage as well. this has been a big year for her as la. don't ya performed at outside lands on the main stage playing outside lands like definitely a dream come it was so amazing, too, be at home and to be on such a big states like don't ya was also featured on president barack obama's summer music playlist. but behind all the success of la, don't ya is pena who says the only notoriety she needs is within the community that raised her not to see multiple generations. 4 generations of san francisco, low appreciate my music and tell me they're proud of me and that they're excited by. >> my music, that's pretty much all i need to pin you.

gov. and not only works on music for la. don't ya? but she also teaches music in oakland as a fellow for the california arts commission showing them how to connect with their own creativity and find their own voice. the dona travels the world playing music, but she says one of the strongest latinx communities she's ever experienced is right here in the bay area. this incredibly blessed with such a diversity of me as culture, food are really special and not something that you see in other places. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, her latest single was recently released and the band is working on a full album. now they have a west coast tour coming up and you can catch their performance at the fillmore is san francisco. that's coming up on november. the 9th. well, the town of la hina continues to recover from deadly wildfires. some local say they'd welcome visitors back to the island. lee shows us a taste of what maui has to offer.

>> the beach sons. has talent. of the most popular islands in hawaii. but after the tragic wildfire that burned through the town of la hina. >> visitors are down 70% and restaurants that were once impossible to get into are now a breeze. >> mama's fish house in pie. is a macadamia crusted maki maki. >> black pearl dreamy desert. just a few of the signature dishes that keep diners coming back. for let's go in this private moment. ny land will be greeted by aaron. he is the dapper restaurant tour known throughout the islands. >> here in fish market i've had for 26 years and we're having the last 2 years are year's ever were down? maybe 80%. 80% the town close. >> they're grateful for this

large parties and are welcoming back the tourists frustrating. but it's empowering to everyone's together and were on and we're all blessed to be living in this place up so much and that the way the ever-popular monkeypox normally the wait list is long to get in. but not today or tables are mostly open. the big draw here along with delicious tidbits are these wicked my ties with dollop koi foam on if you find hard to resist trip to the islands music, locals years. >> and it could take a little longer to get back, but we're ready to fight. and we're grinders and we're happy to be great that people like you >> in maui, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> well, forecast the home front not quite as delightful, but we'll take it. upper 70's going on in the far east bay there for you and 70's up to the north are going up. those temperatures touch into next temperatures touch into next week. got your 4 zo

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>> taking a live look now at the richmond bridge. looking like it's a pretty easy going if you plan to hit the roadways, at least this stretch of roadway at this time of day. it's a 43 this sunday morning driving under overcast skies out there a day. what are you keeping an eye on right now? >> well, just jump into the tropics here. real quick, as they still remain quite active. this is the most active month since a september late august, early september for the hurricane season, the atlantic and also the pacific as well. northern hemisphere, basically gulf of saint lawrence is what's left over of lee here. but there is still more out to sea. good news is this is probably not

going to impact the u.s. but margot, which is basically disappearing. but this is nigel, you care about this a little bit this week in the news and it will be heading west. but it's going to a nice little turns. so does not appear apparent to impact our weather. now, 70 was noting that overcast sky conditions. that's the fog that lingers. takes a while to kind of mix out and we still got to keep us a mention of some scattered clouds in our bay forecast. however, up to tahoe, they mostly sunny wednesday. computer models want to say sunny on this, but just to the south will be popcorn variety. scattered thunder showers working here because of different air masses trying to sneak in here. 66 for the high there. we can actually watch son play. there's that low. it taps into some moisture away. we go so there you see the scattered thunder showers at work. we want to watch this for dry lightning. that's our big threat. now we're heading out already into the following week, boys and a juicy low out of the gulf of alaska. something to see what this may transpire. this is way up. there's 10 days or so. so we

don't know if that's actually going to come together. but the general pattern is nice to see this in september. kind of maybe a sign of things to come into the wet season. i guess el nino will live up to its promises. 4 zone forecast comes in like this. 68 san francisco pretty much the same. keeping it in the coast in the 60's. watch out. you're not going to see too much sun there, but maybe you get an opportunity for a few hours this afternoon. 75 for foster city, 77, palo alto in the south bay, upper 70's working here east bay shoreline, lower 70's. meanwhile, tri valley, you're looking at the upper 70's here. 78 walnut creek, 66 berkeley, 71 for oakland, the late host. 64 75. meanwhile, for fairfield and a 76 for santa rosa. turning up the heat a little bit as we get into next week here popping into the lower 80's for a time. this is the moisture noted earlier might get some mid-level moisture here. we just don't want the instability with that. that poses the problem. but a little temperature drop for you and fall gets here very late friday night. from our perspective about 11 45 ish or so, stephanie.

>> all right, dave, thank you. september is suicide prevention awareness month as students head off to school for the first time return to life on campus. some might feel overwhelmed by the pressure. but health experts want you to know that it's ok and important to reach out for help. joining us live now to share more about this important topic in ways we can practice self care is pamela or and kaiser permanente. clinical psychologist, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having and we're so glad that you're here to talk about this very important issue. this is a problem that's affecting many people. can you walk us through the gravity of it and what sort of situation kaiser's seen? yeah. >> so suicide is now the second leading cause of death for all people age 10 to 34 and is a huge from what we've seen in previous years. so what kaiser's to him about it is we both integrating mental health professionals into primary care. so we're trying to catch people when they come

in the and then we're also providing increased support to our patients who do reach out for help. >> and what would you say are some of the driving factors that you've seen when it comes to people reaching out for that the driving factors include things like isolation, social withdraw. there may be especially in college kids since can of what we're talking about. the parents often get concerned about their child, who is a college and they assist in getting them the support that they need for their mental health team. and >> what are some of the warning signs that? >> parents, friends, maybe even teachers should be looking out for among when it comes to maybe somebody potentially wanted to hurt themselves. lots of warning signs to look at. the first one is withdraw. so if you have youth who used to be very engaged lots of extracurricular activities. and then you start to see them withdrawing more into their rooms, becoming more isolated, not wanting to go out with friends. that's a big one.

depressed mood, anxiety, drug and alcohol use can also be an indicator. things like that. and what are some signs that people should be looking for in themselves when it comes to? maybe wondering if somebody is wondering. if they might be showing signs of depression as well, because sometimes it can kind of hard to put a finger on it. it can be hard to tell. yeah. so we asked the people really kind of reflect my feeling depressed. do i feel really my not having the energy that i used to have are things not bringing joy that used to bring me, joy. those are all really good indicators for oneself around depression and you know, mental health of the value of it, it's become it's becoming more comfortable for people to talk about it. but i. >> i do believe that there is still a bit of a stigma that exists. what with people? taking that brave step of reaching out to somebody and say, hey, i think i might need some additional support here.

so what is the guidance that you can offer when it comes to somebody who might feel a little bit hesitant or they don't know exactly how to start that conversation. thanks for and this is such a crucial topic. i'm so grateful that we are talking about mental health. more and there are so many more resources available to our patients. we just opened or not we but the national suicide hotline. number 9, 8, 8, is resource that's available. 24 7 for our patients. there's also texting mind. so for our youth who often don't want to talk to someone but are very well versed in texting, they can text 7, 4, 1, 7, 4, one. and there's a trained professional to answer their questions and to provide support. 24 hours a day. and what are some easy steps that people can take today if they're feeling maybe depressive said symptoms or a lot of stress, anxiety. is there some sort of way that they can easily reframe how they're thinking about their

day-to-day or just general self-care exercises that you recommend self-care is so important. so we really encourage people to do things like exercise that we know that that releases endorphins and can help with depressive episodes. also getting out and forcing oneself to be a little more social. we know that. you know, especially for the pandemic when we were forced to be home, we lost so much. and so really kind of diving deep and and forcing yourself to go out and be social with people and then, of course, reaching out for support and for help. so now all of our primary care physicians are are much better versed in mental health concerns and can help get a patient to where they need to if they present to their primary care physician. and are there resources or programming? the kaiser itself is offering that people can tap into. yes. so we offer a lot of support. we offer integrated care. now through primary medicine. we also offer many, many digital resources. so things like the calm app and there's a bunch o

yes tops that people can use that are free with your kaiser membership. ok? got it. and some any other additional resources or guidance tips that you think people should keep in mind given this month, given that people are going back to school listen for the warning signs, we the research does indicate that people who attempt or complete give warning signs and so if we can be listening for that and responding to that, that's the most important thing that we can do. >> to help get some intervention and prevention. all right, doctor. >> i'm pamela or and the kaiser permanente. clinical psychologist there. thank you so much for your time this morning. we appreciate thank morning. we appreciate thank you. be right back.

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>> happening today, a heads up for people living in berkeley. the city is testing its outdoor warning system. emergency sirens for the first time today at noon. these are designed to alert people to life-threatening emergencies like wildfires and tsunamis. within half mile of the siren should expect to hear a chime. and if you're hoping to wake up a millionaire today, well, we hate to burst your bubble. no one hit the jackpot last night and that means the jackpot is back up to 638 million dollars. it has a cash value of 304.2 million. the last jackpot was back in july. when someone won more than a billion dollars. your odds of winning are one in 292 million. so if you play, good luck to you. and it is national cheeseburger day. mcdonald says today will it will sell its double

cheeseburger for just $0.50. pretty good deal. there. a spokesperson said customers can get this deal from any participating restaurant, but it must be ordered through the company's app. offer limits the discount to one double cheeseburger per per customer. so keep that in mind. no warning cheeseburgers. well, still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news. police are warning about potential scams. how an officer confronted a scam or over the phone. plus, a busy weekend for sandra fell. police responded to back-to-back emergency calls. >> the details coming up. and oakland police investigate deadly shootings just hours apart from each other. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more. this morning

on the kron. 4 morning news violence in oakland as police investigate 2 deadly shootings just hours apart. and scary moments in the north bay after a boat catches on fire in the car kunas bay. >> 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 sunday october, the 7th or september. the 17th. thinking ahead right there. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. you know, day october is my birth month. as

i'm just very excited about it. apparently owner said the cards and letters, people credit the station tober spooky october, stephanie. all right. yeah, it's we're heading into fall right now. little bit of we're spring back a little bit next week. if you're a little chilly, don't worry. we will warm things up ever so slightly. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and we have that morning fog. that's making its appearance all over the bay. however, we're starting to see holes break into this. >> as well, the south bay start offering nicely this morning, unlike yesterday with that kind of blanket of cloud cover here, that we're kind of seeing the same thing at sfo here this morning. this did break up, but you can see it fill back in again. that's going to be hallmarks of what you can expect at least until about noon into heating to get the atmosphere animated enough to kind of keep us more of the clear patch inland different story along the coast, though, that will be more problematic. you can barely make it out. but there's a low out to see here. doesn't much moisture which to play with. but it seems the marine layer moisture says a worker that went the fog is not not much of an issue except just kind of the overcast sky conditions. it's lifted other

words from the ground. our temperature check for you. lower middle 60's, working here for the most part. we're a little warmer this morning up in the north bay that we were from yesterday. give the cat a comparison here. a couple degrees. this is partially due to we didn't get cooling overnight because the ocean waters are a little bit warmer, 70 to 1 o'clock by forward to about 75 even inland, noting some scattered clouds just for good measure in kind of on the cool side. and then will warm things up a little bit next week. we're kind of watching out the corner of her eye, a little bit of dry lightning threat potentially not a real big one on that. we'll have more your forecast coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the south bay, one person is dead after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened just before 8 o'clock last night near the intersection of quimby road and south white road traffic was impacted in the area for several hours. in the north and abandoned boat in the car. kunas bay catches on fire with people on board four's. amanda hari spoke with witnesses.

>> black smoke billowing from the grand romance, riverboat docked on the car. keane is bay in valais. whoa, i think across town but i seen the flames and smoke from way across for chavez rushed to during lemon streets to see what was going on. >> it's all everything is was all-black. i was like, wow, there's a lot of people that stayed on that. lot of people stay on that boat and hope nobody got >> fire says they got the call around 4.50. they could see the pillar of smoke while in route and upgraded to a full arm response. they had to take a defensive approach from land because the boat is sinking. unable to board the boat until the fire was out. there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue themselves. 2 were assisted by a good samaritan before vallejo fire arrived. the fire department says people may have been living on the boat thing is how there were people on the boat at the time and has been in the band and vote for many years. quite possible

police had to come back after someone got back on the boat. >> and refused to leave. they had to tase the man and carry him off. chavez says the owner of the grand romance and hope to fix the boat before the fire left here. they were going to restore it, but i guess they just left just slowly started sinking in the water and people just live dot as it went. there were no injuries. fire says it's still under investigation. >> and they'll release the cause at a later time in vallejo amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police are investigating a pair of deadly shootings in oakland. the first happened around 9.45 friday night near the intersection of 38th avenue and macarthur boulevard in the city's laurel district. officers found a person suffering from at least one gunshot wound. the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died. then early saturday morning, another deadly shooting. this one on 12 street right by lowell park. police say they found 2 people shot. one of them died at the scene. the second

person was taken to a hospital where they are in stable condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. in the north bay. a busy weekend for the sandra fell. police department officers responded to shootings, stabbings and a deadly crash after a guatemalan independence day event on friday. after 15 minutes of at about 15 minutes after the gathering ended at northgate mall. police say a different kind of event started in the canal neighborhood. several fell. police say hundreds of vehicles and thousands of people took over the streets with sideshows around 10:20pm, officers found a 25 year-old man had been shot twice. he was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown at this time. then about 2 hours later, police say a fight broke out. a 24 year-old man was stabbed and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. then at one 30 saturday morning, another shooting. police say a 20 year-old man was shot somewhere in sandra fell and took himself to the hospital. he was also treated for a non-life-threatening

injury. also in sandra fell, 2 people are dead after a car crashed into a canal. happened 7 o'clock saturday morning. police say witnesses saw a car drive down canal street and into the water at 70 miles per hour. first responders pulled 2 people from the submerged car. both victims died. police believe alcohol was a factor. but the investigation is ongoing. on the peninsula. police arrested a robbery suspect on saturday. investigators say the victim was robbed of his backpack after a brief struggle with the robber who carried a pipe and a knife. it happened around 11:00am county road in san carlos. the suspect is believed to have swung at the victim but did not injure them. happening now, police in millbrae looking for a group of robbers who threatened to teens gunpoint. it happened late friday at mills high school. police say 3 teens wearing ski masks approached the victims. the robbers demanded the victim's cell phones. nobody was physically injured. oakland police are

investigating a domestic disturbance after a standoff late friday night. this happened on outlook avenue near mills college. police say they responded to reports of a domestic dispute. the man was said to be armed and barricaded with other people inside of the home after a standoff officers were able to safely take the man into custody. no injuries reported pablo police are warning the public about ongoing scams. they shared an example on the department's facebook page and you can hear an officer confronting a suspected scammer. listen to this. this again. >> the u.s. are already service will change. i tower lieutenant hightower. it's great begin with. >> this is sergeant hands to this and probably department. >> well, here's the backstory to that video there. 2 officers from the department were at a gas station when they read it to him and the owner of this phone right there who said he was being scammed. he said he got a call from that bloc number you see on your screen. well, the

caller on the other land end of that phone call. they were accusing the man of missing jury duty. the scammer then told the owner of this phone that he could pay off his warrant by sending bitcoin. the scammer then kept the owner of the phone on the line for over an hour. well, the man was directed to go to a gas station to get the bitcoin. now, luckily, these officers were input. they were hanging out at the gas station. they happen to be there and they were able to stop the transaction. so they are now reminding the public that police will never ask for any money over the phone or to waive a potential war. it if you think you've been scammed, make sure you call your local police department. >> happening right now, the mermaid run is happening in san francisco. hundreds of racers are lacing up their shoes for 5 k and 10 k races 70 justice. live for us san francisco this morning. good morning to you to looks like lots of people around about already. >> good morning, stephanie.

yeah, a lot of the runners finished up the rays. sarah crossing the finish line right behind me. the first race with 7 o'clock this morning. but we still have one more race to go. you know, they started this back in 2006 and a big reason why they created this race for his for athletes of all sorts of backgrounds to experience the joys of crossing that finish line right behind you. let's go to bring it just a video that we shot earlier for you. another big reason this race is put on was build a welcoming and encouraging community that inspires women from all backgrounds get involved as well. there is a wide array of events today from a 10 k to a virtual run. the first run start at 7 o'clock this morning. that was a 10 mile run which one across the golden gate bridge. the last race was a 5 k that's started at 8 o'clock this morning in that race is it's completely flat. there's also another run for the little dash organizers say this is a great way to introduce your children, young

girls to the world running >> 5 k together like once a quarter. so every couple months, every 3 months. so this is kind of the first of our series will run the paddle in the cloak out after this. and a couple more runs in the next few months. is and we had a really fun time putting together our shirts. we're making our shirts and we sold our skirts together. so it's just a really fun bonding experience and it's always really fun to come down to the city and run together. so >> okay. so that's starting to finish line is right on mason street. crissy field is being utilized for this event in the race today. parking made an issue. if you still want to come out, there's an expo going on here at the park as well. so parking may be an issue you're being suggested to park, little marina green or marina green. it's going to be maybe like a mile walk to where we are right now. again, expo here today as well. back to studio. >> look a like a very busy and

fun day for lots of those runners. thank you so much for that live. look at that. tiffany. now, the bay area football, the san francisco forty-niners are in los angeles this morning to take on the rams this afternoon after opening the season with a win at pittsburgh. the niners are looking for their second win of the season. and despite being in l a you should feel like a home game for the niners, according to at least one ticket resale site. more than 60% of the fans at today's game are expected to be niner fans. kickoff is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area county seeing a decline in covid cases. but a potential surge could be ahead. and after the break, monday is national cheeseburger day. we have a local restaurant is showing us delicious options that are being cooked up right out of oakland. >> and i will take some fries with that in club. so to cause some kind of comeback in the cards. upper 70's going on for

highs today will have to share the sky with a little bit. the way some scattered clouds working their magic a little bit more. mostly cloudy at the coast. going to have your forecast for people here. the kron. 4 morning news.

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at walnut creek where it's looking just a big gray and chilly out there. so might want to have a jacket if you plan ahead on that direction. set at 9.13 this sunday morning. let's check in now with day for more on our

weather conditions. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and we'll take care of some of this cloud. cover it. you know, my producer was telling me this. i thought they were teasing me. but no, this is supposed to be. san jose state was a lovely others. tell you about verbally. here's the deal. it had some sun and clouds mixture there. that's what i was trying to show you. and boom, it's out there, ok, what's going on? the satellite picture? not much more perspective. we do have a low in our backyard here providing the necessary left north and south is where all the action is. and we're kind of away from all of that in this low doesn't have much to work with. but since the marine layer is here, that will get fog. that's come pretty much what we're getting a lot of 60's in the east bay for right now. lower 60's up north 62 san francisco, 67 for san jose. futurecast for it's the drill. you're very familiar with the morning. fog and clouds do have some scattered clouds make an appearance today. but again, the juice, your stuff happens overnight into your monday morning. mix that out for the afternoon starts to get a little bit more interesting here as we get to the middle portion of the week that you saw the

flare up and the mountains ever. so minor and modest, it will a little bit more animated. we get around wednesday and thursday as this low sort of goes towards our south and taps into some moisture for tuesday morning. there's your morning up fog again to mix out for a mostly sunny day on balance. here's the shot from the east bay shoreline, pesky bay fog and clouds cool with temperatures at about 80 going on in london. really most i'm going to be upper 70's, but somebody my pop 80 early into the week, mild and sunny 70's covered the bay, you know, going on about 80 well inland for late in the week. it's the scattered clouds monsoon. this does not look like it's going to be much of anything. it's just that happening around us on moisture gets thrown in the mid layers of the atmosphere. you get a little instability, get that dry lightning problem. and that's why we're always so. dicey about that until we get to the wet season. so it's just they're around us is going to be more tahoe thunder showers as the vote for the most part, what you can expect in point south around yosemite warming into the middle 80's, by the way, alright, 68 san francisco.

you've got the scattered sun and clouds mixture here by the afternoon. 71 for oakland. great for the ball game. 77. meanwhile, 4 san jose, again, back to those highs. upper 70's probably won't even reach 80, but the possibility is there, as will mention near 80 up in the north bay kind of a hodgepodge of 70's at work here. 68 san francisco next couple of days, 80 monday tuesday about 81 essentially mostly sunny for the balance of the day. i smell cheeseburgers. stephanie, and you would be correct. their daybell tomorrow is national cheeseburger day. >> and what better way to celebrate than with a tasty burger? well, today showing us how to make some delicious options. is matt bourne, the chef and owner of maddie's old-fashioned old town oakland. matt, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you so much. my god. most delicious. thank you for waking office up in the studio. i'm glad yeah. tell us what is the secret to a delicious burger? both of these look amazing, right? so

through. >> key secret to a really great burgers. really great ingredients there's so many different burgers, a different restaurant. so you want to try to find a way to so many different variations. yeah, right. so with this particular avenue burgers are signature burger from new restaurant that what we want to do with a very key components to it. so something that we did is coming a little secret there. you know, we we had like a little smoke to our earnings on unique came out of balance. but they were. >> and it tell us about the the meat that's in here as looks really juicy this. so so you get like that. >> right there. so we have our 80 20 blend. okay. all-natural we have farmers market produce you always what i like. the freshest ingredients, right? very scene of a but the thing about it is, you know, overthink the burger should be able to stand on its own movie

achieve that by really great quality. all right. so it's all about the quality the ingredients salute. and of course, the love put into it slow know that without the love this like them and they get it. all right. >> and then the sauce about the >> so that sounds really cool. so pretty much what we do is a kind of like sarta use that it's a tomato tomato based sauce that we kind of bill from their okay. we make isn't house. we do everything from scratch loudly at this particular sauce for them at the so to be able to stand up. >> okay. all right. love that. you guys make everything from scratch going to be fresh in and delicious. so how about this one right here? >> the story here is our fried bologna. so fried bologna with the been there day. this is the burger that really built to house the foundation of our we have some really cool thing. so i brought in our front below. make the bologna and house we should have a really nice and thin we

finish. it was she's a woman it it's something that, you know, it's the start the new in the restaurant is a love letter to a you know, the old diner we want create something that fashion. so was cool. people can connect to. >> young love the and tell us a bit about your journey as well to opening your business in oakland. it's not your you know, for into the food industry. yeah. well, you know, i started with barbecue that journey began in my grandmother's backyard. taught myself ins and outs of fire man has been. and, you folks are really great. great, made great to cuts, but i started home barbecue. and then from there, you know, it's been a blessing to be able to build a business and >> create opportunities for others. journey started, there were just continuing grow. yeah, it was one inspired. i mean, the car industry has its challenges. i mean, it's a very tough in the street,

specially given, you know, coming out of the pandemic or but we show up every day we work hard and was trying to serve our community rising. and you you mentioned that you start with barbecue. so. >> why going to burgers now? you know, u.s. labor. but just one of those things that when you're younger, you know, you find yourself in the kitchen, your parents are there and what my dad used to make a really great burger. >> amanda? >> it was just something we just whip together. there was a low, you know, culinary intention anything like case to this family. yeah, but, you know, it's those memories that we you know, we don't kind of a, you know, go back on hey, you know what this what we want to do that's what we do with the burger. what's going to pay tribute to those? well, anything on your menu that's inspired by what your dad did for you. when you're growing up. >> you right now we're running was on a special live up and so that case that was kind of similar to the burger. he was using all i was sliced someone's and different things

like we're doing of intel that all with. people want want to try taste of what your dad prep they should. as for the dad burger, as for the okay. and i understand you guys also have a secret menu, too. we didn't reveal part of the secret. so the thing. all right. so once you come into the restaurant, you know, we this we could do. >> just different variations of the men. put it together. so we have a fish is really cool as really nice so it. but even with the burger, we have some really like our brisket chili we have a little is other components that you got to make some fun. >> wow. okay. so you can do kind of like a custom all right. right. so again, tomorrow is national hamburger day. it know, you touched upon, you know, the the challenge is right of operating a small business and getting through the pandemic. you walk us to just the of supporting small business at this time.

>> i think right oakland the bay area, there's a lot of different lot of circumstances that outside of our control, small business think it's very important to focus on. of course, our hard-working also serving the community. and by doing we could show to the city is that, you know, we're the source of what would brings people. it will brings joy and happiness that we can do that through the vessel. food. so that's something that we always try to focus you know, there are challenges. but, you know, we have to persevere. >> all right. very good. matt boren, chef and owner of maggie's old fashion oakland. thank you so much for joining us and for sharing these delicious and tasty looking options for thank you so much. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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>> it's just about connecting with people. >> it's a learning journey sharing. i missed a rent or not. we don't have all of question of all the answers. nobody really has all the answers. but i think collectively. if you keep talking about it, you find a pass. >> the hokulea will be docked in sausalito until next weekend. then the crew crosses the bay to visit san francisco. they will hold a free event and aquatic park sunday on september 24th with cultural attributes event honoring the hawaiian island of maui. the event is scheduled to run from 12:00pm to 05:00pm. well, the biggest cordy event in northern california happened saturday in the east bay. corgi con celebrates the cattle herding dog breed and it unfolded at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. check that out. activities included the popular corgi race. a corgi ninja warrior obstacle course and a corgi costume contest

event. organizers say the turnout was more than expected. >> today's attendance was amazing. it was over 5,000 almost certainly the largest sporting event on the west >> there was just band. it was very positive. high energy and just all the people love corgis come out. that's really why we do it. and just really appreciate all the support that the community, the core uk >> happy looking dog. that was the first time corgi con was held at the alameda county fairgrounds. the event is typically held at ocean beach in san francisco. but there have been some regulation changes which led to the change in venue. well, still ahead on the couple morning news, it is day 3 of the united auto workers strike. >> we have an update on negotiations. and after the break, it's hispanic heritage and coming up, we have the story of a san francisco reggaeton artist, how she reggaeton artist, how she draws upon her chicano roots

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>> we don't have enough things we don't have, you know, enough prosecution is no deterrence. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay restaurant owner frustrated with city officials after her businesses broken into for the 3rd this this year. and the state of california is suing several oil companies accused of lying about the dangers of fossil fuels. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest on a good morning, 70 good morning, everybody. and again, fog and clouds mixtures what

you can expect inland. the clearing happens a lot quicker, obviously a little bit more stubborn along the coast and that keep temperatures down a bit. >> although we're on a mild start today, we saw in the north a little bit because of the ocean temps being a little bit on the warmer side least to serve. here's a look san jose this is mixed bag of sun and clouds. looks like the sun is starting a win over. so we're getting back to the clearing mode. the oakland a's versus the padres today 107, game time. temps basically in the upper 60's through most of the afternoon. maybe touching 70 scattered clouds and cool as what you can expect and not much action here for us over the next couple of days. the only thing that this low may do off of our coast is maybe facilitate some mid-level moisture for the bay area. that's the thing we'll watch out for for dry lightning temperature. check for you. a lower 60's up north and mid 60's to be found in the east bay. these readings again are a little bit more mild than we saw from yesterday. 73 at 1 o'clock at 4. we're at 75 begin mixing up some sun and

clouds. and this mixture a little bit of a warming up trend we see early next week. but again, watching out for that dry lightning perhaps for the middle of the week. we'll have more in the week day forecast. plus the 4 zone in just a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> a major story we're following out of southern california. a los angeles county sheriff's deputy has died following an ambush style shooting. that deputy was on duty at the time. investigators say the shooter was driving past the deputy in the opposite direction. when that person opened fire, the deputy identified as ryan clinton rumor had just gotten engaged earlier this week. investigators do not have a suspect at this time. and open. a restaurant is burglarized for the 3rd time this year. marzano on park boulevard had their front door smashed in and thousands of dollars stolen friday morning. the burglar smashed the glass on the front door causing thousands of dollars in damages. they also took the safe. the break-in came after comes after we learned oakland city leaders missed a deadline to get crucial police funding.

>> we don't have enough things we don't you know, prosecution is no deterrence. i can sleep at night as a business i go moment. i'm thinking about my business when i'm my business. i'm thinking about my i just don't think it's way of life. >> the restaurant owner says she's frustrated city leaders miss the opportunity to get money to help fight crime. she lays the thought of closing for good has crossed her mind. happening today, a heads up for people living in berkeley. the city is testing its outdoor warning system. emergency sirens for the first time today at noon. these are designed to alert people to life-threatening emergencies like wildfires and tsunamis. anyone within about a half a mile of a siren should expect to hear a chime. marin county's covid-19. cases are down after a surge of infections over the summer. that's according to marine health and human services while infection rates have dwindled. county health officials warn that cases have gone up in previous years in

october, people are advised to get updated booster shots ahead of a potential winter surge. california is suing 5 of the largest petroleum companies in the world. the state is accusing gas and oil giants. exxon mobil shell, chevron, conoco phillips and british petroleum. the state claims the companies knew the consequences of burning fossil fuels but downplayed those dangers to pursue record-breaking profits. the suit seeks to create a fund paid for by the companies to pay for recovery efforts following storms and wildfires. the statement shell said it agrees that action is needed. a par on climate change but said the courtroom is not the proper venue to address global warming. meanwhile, the american petroleum institute called the lawsuit a waste of taxpayer resources. the strike by a united auto workers could end up causing layoffs. negotiations resumed on saturday, but workers and car makers are still at odds on a number of issues. news

nation's ryan bass has that story. >> we definitely have our support. >> and now politicians have descended on detroit to stand with the united auto workers that are on strike. pennsylvania senator john fetterman picketed with plant worker saturday morning outside force facility in wayne, michigan. i don't think the whole thing for the of all at a protest in downtown detroit on friday, vermont senator bernie sanders voiced his support for the union brothers and sisters. >> enough is enough to rally cry. i could buy the 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran of 4 who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6, can you describe to america? what that's like? >> on the salaries of stronger and stronger every day painful. >> more games. you cable. it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked

the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on the rachel's family. dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more storm, our children's park for the corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said, now's the time for the big 3 to share record profits with those on the front lines, especially after workers help bail them out 15 years ago. >> as hourly employees, we sacrifice this company now. session sessions his company and it's just coming back this

time. it's time for we're not going to settle for less this time. >> and that was ryan bass reporting for us this morning. meanwhile, negotiations resume next week between the hollywood studios and the writers guild of america. providers have been on strike for 4 and a half months over pay job security and the increased use of artificial intelligence. for celebrating hispanic heritage month. our sara stinson brings us the story of a san francisco rising star who shares how her chicano roots inspired her music. >> cecilia casandra pena gove. is a san francisco native. she records music under the name lead. don't ya? her songs are now streamed millions of times on spotify. but it all started in her bernal heights family home with her parents and

sister. she grew up playing the family band la familia. pena actually point upstairs months. a lot of family, a lot of >> parties, a lot of culture and community pena go. vail was destined for careers music. but since it consumed her upbringing, she decided to take a break in her late teens gave me the space to kind of government own inc and to start to find my way back to music. and she found her way back to music in a big way as la dona. the name stems from a nickname given to her by friends. lavinia means like usually our first to lay the old air ladylike boss of the house lake or the person that who runs the she mixes latin be a salsa, all kinds of genres with the bay area flair. she even wraps. what special to me is being able to like bring them all to get there and do it such a way

that my people and my family background on to kind people that connects people. >> everyone who's kind of had that taste of the bay area or the diversity that we feel california, that able to have a connection don't. ya is a family affair for father in childhood. friends are in the band. >> she invite her mom and sister up on stage as well. this has been a big year for her as la. don't ya performed at outside lands on the main stage playing outside like definitely a dream come it was so amazing, too, be at home and to be on such a big stage like don't ya was also featured on president barack obama's summer music playlist. but behind all the success of la, don't ya is pena who says the only notoriety she needs is within the community that raised her not to see multiple generations. 4 generations of san francisco, low appreciate my music and tell me they're proud of me and that they're

excited by. >> my music, that's pretty much all i need to pin you. gov. and not only works on music for la. don't ya? but she also teaches music in oakland as a fellow for the california arts commission showing them how to connect with their own creativity and find their own voice. the dona travels the world playing music, but she says one of the strongest latinx communities she's ever experienced is right here in the bay area. this incredibly blessed with such a diversity of me as culture, food are really special and not something that you see in other places. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> her latest single was recently released and the band is working on a full album. they have a west coast who are coming up and you can catch part of that at the fillmore in san francisco on november 9, they'll be performing there. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. you may remember hank the tank, the bear known for breaking into lake tahoe homes. we have an update on the animals. 3 cubs were being

cared for now in sonoma county. and as maui rebuilds from devastating wildfires. locals are hoping tourists will return parts of the island, the restaurants. you can check out. >> and somewhat milder looks like for high temperatures today. the it's the upper 70's near about 80 going on in the far east bay and up in the north bay as well. we're back in a bit with your 4 zone forecast kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> you may remember hank, the tank, the 500 pound bear who made headlines for repeatedly breaking into lake tahoe homes. want to give some space here. haha, making off with food and leaving behind a lot of damage in lake tahoe. well, it turned out that hank is actually female and recently had 3 cubs reds. you can see right there are these cubs are now at a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county. and recently our ken wayne was able to get an inside. look at how those little guys are doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands on them at some point. today is the day of cool gems and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds.

>> and measured and x-rayed and more will include, you know, physical status, including total system. it's also but samples. we can make sure internally and also screening for a very important disease and there's virus and also take this opportunity to give them parasite control. and then just being ready to respond to whatever they need as we find. so far it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one cub had been shot with a pellet gun to just a single it wasn't in the place that was causing severe damage buried in the muscles. and it's back along the thorax area. so look, it's incidental and the fact that it's not causing any ongoing health concern but of course, that's not thing. we animal to experience. another cub had an injured paw perhaps from being clipped by a car. >> but it too, was healing nicely. the cubs are undeniably cute. they're not being treated like teddy

bears. we are not going in. we're not cuddling were handling is not the opportunity for anyone else come on and have a kind of hands-on activity that's just counterproductive towards that. we have experience. the goal is to keep them wild and not have the mimic the behavior of their mother. >> by trying to get food from people. >> that have, but we're not so ingrained in them that they have that change them just to see them so quickly running and hiding was amazing to us. so quite happy. >> every week about 700 pounds of food is hidden. while the cubs are in their den, they have to learn to find the food the way wild bears do when there's not a dumpster or refrigerator around. >> they get food rewards based working for it like climbing a tree moving a rock or digging out underneath that felled finding at ditch, you know, finding food in places so that they learn how forage and that they learn how to get a food reward based on not just having it set out there by a garbage can that you know how they would really actually have that happen in the wild.

and the other part of it, which is pretty amazing is that there's not human interaction with these bears right now. they actually need to re-learn a fear of humans, which they do here as well. >> hank, the tank has been renamed henrietta, but the fish and wildlife. she's called 64 f she's doing well now and her new home at a sanctuary in colorado. she is going to live out the rest of her life in a sanctuary which is actually not ideal either. >> the best place for wild animals in the wild. and so what we really need to do as humans is to avoid any kind of conflict. it's going to get them patients like 64 >> some wonder why she was taken from her cubs. there's been huge public interest and the a lot of people are really concerned to see. you know how i've been asked a lot about how rehabilitation works. i've been asked a lot about the separation from the mother and a lot of that is just people humanizing that thinking that, you know, those traits are like human traits. but really what the goal is here is for

these comes to be rehabilitated so that they can go back out to the wild. and 64 that's just not an option to her because of the fact that there's just long history of conflict. >> meanwhile, sonoma county wildlife rescue broke ground on a new larger their facility, the size of a football field. it will even feature a waterfall and pool where the cubs comer to fish. when it open. >> in about 3 months. hope yes, if we just keep pushing as hard as we can to working as hard as we we'll get built. and they always say if you build they >> well, taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. >> well, looking pretty cold out. bit chilly out there. >> at this hour, 9.48 this sunday morning. and you know, dave, what kind of weather can people expect in the bay area within the bears expect you saw? there are a lot a lot of tourists were kind of gathering up there a little bit. so that was even cloud cover. it still yeah, this the

morning fog. we have to contend with. we're seeing this on the east bay shoreline as well. and it's this pesky low that provides this lyft to give us the cloud, cover the moisture in the problem today, unlike yesterday is. >> is that the air above us is not real, real dry. it's drier, but it's a lot warmer. so it's really hard to get this, aaron, the motion and just kind of again mix this out. tropics, real quick and the gulf of saint lawrence. this is what's left of mister leno. more advisors will be posted on it. really high latitudes to more storm systems out there. margot. i think the name is i forget, don't worry. don't think about it. don't look it up because it's going away. but the one you'll be hearing about as nigel, that's the next one to look for. and expected to make a nice little term but will be in the news the next couple of days. tahoe wednesday at 67 might have to change that as we get a little closer to this, depending on what the slow does, cause will be some traffic going on around get into this right now. here's this low dropping south. it taps into some moisture gets quite interesting up there. so they may have to change that

forecast a little bit for thursday. and the concern we have is throws a little mid-level moisture our way for some dry thunder showers. and this is what i mentioned earlier in the week ahead. that's beyond. boy, look at that. nice, juicy low up in the northwest. we don't know what the impact of this will totally be. this is way out there. a lot of things can change, but it's nice to see even in september like that side of things to come. hopefully much the same as we had in temperatures from yesterday, again along the coast, clearing out this fog that's going to be ross was probably mostly cloudy. have to go with that on balance today. 75 foster city palo alto around 77 keeping the 70's cooking in the south bay, upper 70's at that lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at sub 80, although we put near 80 to for a high today because some spots may pop that. but expect 78 concord and walnut creek. 64 delay a little bit onshore. wind keeps you down. 75 fairfield inn. let's do about 76. meanwhile, for santa rosa in that longer range forecast, there's about 82 on wednesday that a little drop happening

towards the end. some of this cloud cover is that traffic. i mention from low tapping into some moisture and looks pretty good into next weekend, stephanie. even though adam gets here friday around 11, 50 or so. it's almost the witching hour. so it's witching hour on friday night. you're partying, go fall is here. yeah. can spy season is nearly upon us. there you go. and apple cider and all that. yeah, i i love job. we're all ready yet. >> for sure. can there you go. thanks so much, dave. the timing of behind a continues to recover from deadly wildfires. some local say they welcome visitors back to the island. kron four's vicki liviakis shows us a taste. what now he has to offer. >> the sons. pasco county. one of the most popular islands in hawaii. but after the tragic wildfire that burned through the town of la hina. >> visitors are down 70% and restaurants that were once impossible to get into are now

a breeze. >> mama's fish house in pie. is a macadamia crusted maki maki. >> black pearl dreamy desert. just a few of the signature dishes that keep diners coming back. for let's go in this present moment. ny lea will be greeted by aaron. he is the dapper restaurant tour known throughout the islands. >> here in the fish market i've had for 26 years and we're having the last 2 years are year's ever were down? maybe 80%. 80% the town closest. >> they're grateful for this large party and are welcoming back the tourists frustrating. but it's empowering to everyone's together and were on and we're all blessed to be living in this place up so much. and if the weight, the ever-popular monkeypox, normally the wait list is long to get in. but not today or tables are mostly open. the

big draw here along with delicious tidbits are few are these wicked my ties with dollop koi foam on top? if you find hard to resist trip to the island music, locals years. >> and it's going take a little longer to get back, but we're ready to fight. and we're grinders and we're happy to be great that people like you come. >> in maui, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and as we head to the break, here's something fun for the weekend. you can check out the annual armenian food festival in san francisco. it starts at noon at the armenian community center and along with that food, the festival also includes dancing, live music and arts. we can get free admission today.

>> well, if you're hoping to wake up a millionaire this morning, we hate to burst your bubble no one hit the jackpot last night and that means it's back up to 638 million dollars. it is a cash value of 304.2 million the last jackpot was won back in july when someone won more than a billion dollars. your odds of winning are one in 292 millions. so good luck to those of you who play. >> dave, you getting in on this? i don't know because i like the way to a crosses and the billion category, you know, not getting, you know, the millions are so last year, you know, i'm just ok. what about you buy anything gas station or something? i don't. i'm thinking about it. maybe. yeah, i know whole lot of would you do good in the millions? it's tough, chances are great. it's nice to dreams of so inconvenient to have to go buy the ticket. i mean, the

effort now to put through 7 day forecast temperatures approach about 84. the early part of the week. we have this little low. that's on our kind of area backyard thing. >> and when you get the backflow of the low, sometimes you get slightly cooler temperatures as with the lower temperatures are the scattered cloud cover is what we're really watching because of dry lightning. that's one thing we're looking out for. and sometimes you get a little instability. just takes one strike before whatever here comes fall, it's officially saturday or friday night at 11:50pm. such o'clock accordingly, do anything with aids or anything that has nothing to do the equinox. by the way, that is the equinox. equal time dayqual night and that's how we go into that weekend. by the way, not too shabby saturday about 81 in the following week. looks interesting, however, will have to watch and see if we get anything from the gulf of alaska coming south. that's the highway for our winter storm. all right, dave, thank you so much. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend news. >> i'm stephanie lin and from all of us here from florida. thank you so much for watching and have a safe and healthy

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