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more on the area you'll want avoid. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday september the 23rd and let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. what we're still hanging with a spare the air day going on for today, promising in the forecast, though, that things should improve as early as tomorrow. one of the reasons why, well, we have a system in our backyard. it's going to deliver us a little bit weather as we get into early next week, very early for fall-like season. >> to be seeing actually some activity going on. so hopefully a nice sign, some things to come. here's a live shot of the east bay horeline going on here for you. kind of that overcast fog situation, a very familiar with. that's what we're talking about. way up north here. that's going to be a player for monday tuesday. so pencil that in to the south a little bit with some tropical or subtropical moisture. you can see the 4 corner back to our fog. that

clears out pretty quickly this morning and all locations even along the coast. we should see a nice opening up 50's and 60's going on in the east bay. we've got 43 in a bottle. 55 for half moon bay and 56 for san jose. the contrast for you where a couple degrees behind in some selective spots, particularly up in the north bay for today, we're going to call it mostly sunny as we get to the afternoon. 65 by 11 by 2 at 74. now, tomorrow looks like we're going to be negotiating with quite a bit of cloud cover going on. this is moisture aloft now. and there is that little chance we might start to see some showers as we get into monday night into tuesday morning forecast in 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> small business owners san francisco's inner richmond district are asking for help after burglars hit several restaurants and shops kron four's. dan thorn spoke with one store owner who says more police are needed. >> shattered glass doors and emptied cash registers. hamburger haven is just one of several businesses to be

burglarized in the inner richmond. the clements street restaurant was hit wednesday morning. i think dave chappelle was the first person that said the city needs a batman and a lot of people mentioning that, you know, and what saying is that we need any cause. we don't have a police force ruse fall. hottie says the burglars seem to strike around 3 to 6 in the morning, mostly during the week. he believes that if the police department assigned officers to patrol the area at those hours, local businesses could be saved. you don't have the chase thing. one, europe find any crime. we just asking for a little bit of deterrence. this week, mayor london breed announced public safety ambassadors will be deployed to clements street between our and park presidio. the program involves having retired police officers patrol merchant corridors, but it's still unclear what hours those ambassadors will be working. we want the police to know that. we're not the ones that asked for defund. we're the ones that have always been serving. you. >> and have always shown you respect and we want you to protect that's all we ask. >> reporting in san francisco,

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the north, a vallejo police are investigating a shooting that killed a toddler. police say it happened yesterday morning at a home on all hambre avenue just south of 7.80. the boy's family rushed him to the hospital where doctors were not able to save him. police are still working to figure out what led up to the shooting. in the east bay and oakland skate shop is targeted by burglars. this is the second time this has happened to the business kron four's ella sogomonian met with the owners to talk about this issue. >> surveillance video shows 4 people breaking into a ball skate shop in oakland on sunday at 06:00am. the store was fully stocked in the thieves made a mess of the place as they took off with most of the merchandise store owner said nearly all of the boards were taken off of the wall. most of the clothes were stolen and the cash register was emptied. it's estimated the loss along with repairs and installing new security

measures could cause some about $15,000. quite the blow for the group who opened this shop at 15th and webster streets in downtown last year. we're not rich. none of us are age. we all were on the size. this is this least something we both mean. terrence, we're here because we want to be here. we're not here because we're trying to make helen money. >> and this isn't the first time we spoke with a skate shop owners last summer. >> when they fell victim to their first burglary since sunday installed metal bars onto the glass front door, which was shattered the last time. but it didn't keep the criminals from coming in again. >> definitely heard feels like you know, definitely the opposed to the first because, you know, it's a shop. the reason for such a high costs for securing the store, they explain. is it a ball skate shop is located within a historical building. so they're restricted from putting up a gate on the outside. they instead have to choose a custom designed to install a gate on the inside donations have been pouring in to help them out with some well wishes coming from.

>> the skating community as far away as spain in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> happening right now if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans is closed. northbound highway 87 for major pavement repair work. >> the road is expected to reopen by monday morning at 5. the next closure is expected october. 20th that will affect southbound lanes on highway 87. the oakland a's host their final home game home games of the season. but as kron four's dan kerman reports, diehard fans are still holding out hope, but the team will not move to las vegas. >> be it the reverse boycott game. the sell shirts or the billboards a's fans have not let up and their fight to keep the team in oakland. now another line of attack. >> from my standpoint, i think it's just like it's clear to me that that sort of our last mary. >> help gordon, the former a's hot dog vendor known as how the hot dog guy proposes. a's fans redirect some of the money. they would spend an a's games and send it to schools

over stadiums. that's the nevada teachers union group now gathering signatures to get an initiative on next year's ballot to reverse a move by nevada lawmakers to give the a's 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to build a new stadium in las vegas. makes sense for me that that every a's fan think about how much money they. >> the a's are worth to them and how much money spend on the a's and you consider just donating a portion of that to this, to, to stadia schools over stadiums and putting less money in the pockets of a's owner john fisher doesn't stop there. group, the oakland 68 swans fans to boycott saturday's game against the tigers. the 68 scores going. so the saturday's game. >> we're going the golden score, which oakland of we friendly restaurant bar to support them. and then we're asking people to go watch the

oquirrh routes game and support them and play, you know, whatever money that you that you had to go, support the local routes become an owner with them, different tactics, but a common goal keep the team in oakland are still fighting. i don't think it's yet over until, you know, you see them put shovels in the ground. >> and start to build stadium. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening now, the straw and roll kicks off canyon in the east bay. that means the area will be closed to cars for most of the day proper. tiffany justice is live at the event for us in fremont this morning with more. tiffany, got that great smile on your face. looks like it's shaping up to be a good morning. >> thank you, stephanie. yes, the roadway has been closed at this point. bicyclists using it, syrians will come later. but joining us live right supervisor haubert and mark as to talk about this events, how

long it's been going on. go ahead and join us in this shot and why this event has been going let's actually move. you guys in closer. yes, i think that is a lovely a few little bit closer. lovely, ok, let's talk about this. is that going on today? >> how long as we we're excited for today's event. since 2015, we've done the alameda county stroll enroll. >> through niles canyon, a great chance for community memoers to connect with nature to visit with one another. you can hear the creek in the background which you can't normally hear when you're driving through. but we also have a ton vendors and information booths from all county agencies a great chance to just get out here and get some information. >> and it's such a beautiful area. why was this? i guess events create it. this event was started back in 2015 by my predecessor, the late supervisor, richard, by it. >> he really felt the need to encourage county partners to come together along with east bay regional parks to start a trail. so this event is really targeted for people to see the

beauty of the canyon and to just encourage all community partners to come together and actually get the trail built. so this is an opportunity for people to get close to nature and just see the valley of being outside connecting with one another. we're going to have lots of community events here. and in terms of community nonprofits and government agencies. >> and how can people learn more when it comes to that trail effort and the work that has been going into i think they can contact my office or supervisor. mark has his office. it's posted on our website as one of our capital projects. it's a long-term capital project. so this event, effort will be going on for a while until we get the funding. it's not cheap, but it's worth it. >> you know, we were talking a little bit earlier about the vendors are it's going to be here. all sorts county agencies, a really nice opportunity for people to come by and i guess learn more. absolutely want the public to know about the services that are available for their families. so please come out. talk to all of our vendors, have a good meal and join

district and son on billy cannot connect with the community are. my last question is going to be there's also other activities for families, children going on here. do you mind talking about that as well? >> well, i think we're going to face painting other activities for kids. it is a chance for family to connect as well. so bring your family, come on out and have a great time in niles canyon area supervisors, thank you so much for joining us live. >> this morning at 7 o'clock in the i-70. i'm gonna send it back to you in studio. all a great morning of exercise and thank you so much. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the niners game overshadowed by a fight between fans at levi stadium. >> plus, one bay area county announcing a first of its kind task force preventing domestic violence. and after the break, the annual california coastal cleanup day kicks off today. more on the event inspiring several bay area communities to help keep our beaches

>> and for today, looking pretty good. even at the coast. we've got temperatures in the 70's for even well inland, although a little bit chilly at the coast, we should see sunshine for all by the late afternoon. a look into your weekend forecast and the your weekend forecast and the on the kron 4 continues.

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>> happening today, it's the 39th annual california coastal cleanup day. the event brings out thousands of people to clean up trash on our beaches. organizers are hoping the volunteer count gets back to pre-pandemic levels. there are more than 700 official cleanup sites statewide. most bay area

beaches are on that list, including ocean beach stinson beach baker beach and beaches in the headlines event. organizers say the amount of garbage that builds up on our coastlines is always shocking. >> we do run cleanups throughout the year, but this is the one time each year that we ask everybody in california, no matter where you may live, it turned out to your local waterway and clean up whatever you can find before the winter rains come. once those rains come, all of that trash will float. it will travel and eventually it will pollute our ocean there. there are lots of usual, unusual item to unfortunately like laptop computers, wedding dresses, things that might tell a story what person who lost it. was thinking, but the really weird does pop up every now and again, we found a a car hollowed out pumpkin that was filled with hard boiled one year in los angeles county.

>> today's cleanup runs from 09:00am to noon. organizers hope to clean up 200 tons of trash by the end of it all. well, taking a i know that's a laptop and that's going to be my head all day and like that if you knew the you know, anyway, yeah, very, very lots of unusual things down by the beach. but people should take measures to clean up after them. so, yeah, you they're saying from 9 told 12 so a lot of cloud cover could be a little chilly. so you know where the jack you saw people jackets on unfortunate probably won't see a lot of sunshine out there at that hour. but this afternoon, though, so be patient with >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we do still have some of that fog kind of lingering in our backyard here a little bit. and some cloud cover tomorrow story is going to be different. that's going to be more aloft. cloud cover. so we're not going shake that off this afternoon. but this is all kind of homegrown, a marine layer level moisture here. and again, that will mix out for a generally mostly sunny day. here's the big system, though. this will be early next week. and you heard

him also say the winter rains which were waiting to come turn this fire season off. this is going bring us a little treat. it's a little bit the cocktail hour, maybe for a good winter coming our but looks pretty good. so get a little shot of early week rain. meanwhile, down in the desert southwest are getting treated to a little bit the way of some lower level or lower latitude moisture coming up from the south, ok, 50's off to the east bay for right now. 61 for hayward 50's and 40's up in the north bay. we got 56, san francisco also for san jose. back to apps. your show clearing out, looks like it's doing a good or better job of that right now and then into saturday or sunday, rather this we're talking about marine layer at the surface, but then a lot. we've got those scattered clouds to contend with. so kind of variable clouds is how will call your sunday not going to put you shape those off all day tomorrow. so sun and clouds mixture, temperatures will much the same. but this is what we're talking about as we get into monday night tuesday, little shot of some rain showers. so putting it all together today. got some

afternoon clearing and mild. so got to take care of that around the bay in the coast. it could be a little slow in the afternoon. maybe variable clouds tomorrow and breezy for everybody early in the week. early fall showers, yay and then clearing for tuesday and cool. and for the rest of the week, we do see the passage of a breeze front or 2 moving. really quickly, though, mild on those temperatures, lower 80's even well inland. we're looking at 70's covering the bay for today. 64 san francisco, slow afternoon clearing open at 68, gradual clearing get further down in the east bay should clear out a little quicker. and 76 for san jose and the big board upper 70's in the far east bay up in the north bay. we've got mid 70's in place to lower 70's again. the intrusion of cloud cover on your sunday monday night and into tuesday is our little shot of seeing some showers and, you know, step in the thing is worth crone about this because that's the first full week of and we've got the fall season still to get through for fire season. get little job like this. that's good. because after you get those offshore

winds, if you have some insulation, you're good to go. yeah, i will social media reminded me that it was this time last year and the year before that whether these major wildfires that we are learning different parts of the state. so part of that was also the monsoon. we've got the dry lightning stuff to we didn't have any problem with that as much to this week this year. so. >> but this is good to see this kind of stuff, too. so you need these little hits even if they're kind of nothing burgers, you still need a little help moisten up the region. yeah. glad to hear that. thank you so much to all right. well, in the north bay, police arrested 2 high school students allegedly found with a loaded gun. >> santa rosa police say the 15 year-old were taken into custody after police got a tip. students were planning a shooting at montgomery high school. >> police say one of the students had a previous arrest for having a concealed loaded handgun in a park earlier this year. both students were booked into juvenile hall. this is the latest in a series of problems at montgomery high. earlier this week, a student was arrested for bringing a fake gun onto

campus. and earlier this year, a student was fatally stabbed inside of a classroom. in sports, the forty-niners are undefeated after thursday night's game. but it's what happened in the stands that got a lot of attention. a viral video captured a brawl between several fans forces. you do and has that story. >> there was violence in the stands at levi's stadium during thursday night's 40 niner game against the new york giants. and aa you can see, it was recorded on cell phone video with the video. be good. you see 2 women fighting in the stairs of the aisles between the seats. a couple of guys get involved, pulling % hair, kicking and throwing punches judging by the clothing. it appears that these are forty-niners fans in this video who for some reason were fighting among themselves. no new york giants fans involved from what we see here. video also shows

onlookers standing up their seats watching this all play out some with their cell phones in their hands, recording them a this is just the latest that the violence between people attending a sporting event that levi stadium back in july. a soccer fan was injured and hospitalized following a stabbing incident while attending a gold cup soccer match between mexico and utah. i last forty-niners and raiders fans were also seen fighting across from levi stadium here inside this in and out burger following a preseason football game. officials at levi's stadium in the santa clara police department released a joint statement regarding safety and security that reads, quote, levi's stadium in the santa clara police department remain unwaveringly committed to stadium security and work collaboratively to create a safe environment for all we have 0 tolerance for violence of any kind. anyone engaging

in violent will be ejected from the stadium and potentially face a ban from future events and legal consequences just as the perpetrators did last night, quote. has let run for news? >> governor gavin newsom vetoed a bill that would have required a person to be present in self-driving trucks weighing more than 10,000 pounds. more than 1500 truck drivers in advocates took to the capitol tuesday to demand. newsom signed the bill, the california labor federation responded to the governor's veto, arguing the move will cost jobs and make the roadways more dangerous. governor newsom also vetoed a bill that would require judges to consider a parent's acceptance of their child's identity gender identity, rather in custody, dispute. in a statement, newsom said i appreciate the passion and values that led the authors, solano county democratic assembly member lori wilson to introduce this bill newsom went on to, quote, urge

caution when the executive and legislative branches tried to dictate legal standards for the judicial branch to apply. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort in our nation's capital to help college students struggling financially. >> as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the end of summer palooza in menlo park. it starts at 11 this morning at spring line on el camino. real. we'll be live performances and outdoor movie theater, food trucks and carnival games. it is free to attend.

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>> president biden arrives in the bay area next week. the white house says he visits san francisco on tuesday for a meeting with the president's council of advisors and on science and technology. the president is also expected to attend to campaign events. well, the marriott marquis hotel in san francisco is on the hook for 20 million dollars. >> after a jury found the hotel failed to make accommodations for a long time. concierge worker. according to the lawsuit, the employee suffered a spinal cord injury in 2014 and had to use a cane prosthetics. he stopped being aboe to work after renovations made it hard to move in his work area. he quit in 2019 following the advice of his doctor. that worker is set to get 5 million dollars in pain and suffering damages and 15 million dollars in punitive damages. well, meantime, small business owners across oakland are set to demonstrate this after the

city failed to meet a critical deadline that would have given the city funds to fight retail crime. the strike is scheduled for this upcoming tuesday. it's it's being spearheaded by chinatown. community leader carl chan more than 200 businesses are expected to participate in this rally. and happening today, the city of martinez holds its first pride event. the celebrations kick off at the martinez waterfront from 11 to 2 people can expect live music activity, booths and free food and drinks. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how a local school celebrated the oldest ranger ever serve a national park. >> and as that the break for the weekend, you can check out the mid autumn festival in millbrae. it starts at 10 this morning featuring 150 food and art vendors also a kids zone with jump houses. this is free to attend.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom taking steps. he says will help protect homes in high fire risk areas. this is several insurance companies pull out of our state. and a deadly shooting at an east bay. carson are now being called a case of domestic violence. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you for joining us. it start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking those weather conditions for us right now. hey, dave. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you know, we're just dealing with that morning fog and the spare the air day again today. it looks like it will improve into tomorrow and the rest of the week. it looks like one of the reasons why we have some weather traffic coming our way

already early in this fall like season. now for today, we're just dealing with this marine layer. it's going to mix out. we'll go into that mostly this afternoon. modest temperatures, though, but still at the ballpark for the oakland a's versus the tigers game. time 107, temps, upper 60's. not too bad. and we've got scattered clouds in cool with a west wind at around 10. so up to the north. that's what the excitement is. as you can see, that that's a frontal boundary will take a while to get here in its before it gets here. that means on monday we might even have some coastal drizzle working in the east bay shoreline to because of some thicker marine layer. that will be precursor to meanwhile, to the south that will notice some subtropical moisture. all right. 60's and 50's in the east bay. we've got 50's and 40's up north. 56, san francisco and also for san jose. looking ahead for today, turkey inland, sunny today, 74 goes on by 2 o'clock. so modest for the highs and looks pretty good into the fall like week. coming up ahead, we'll have more on that extended forecast. your 4 zone and a bit 70. >> all right, dave, thank you

continue our coverage on thursday's deadly shooting. a car service center in albany authorities calling it a case of domestic violence. kron four's gayle ong has more. the crime scene cleared at the toyota of berkeley service center a day after an employee was shot and killed at her workplace. you have. >> numerous witnesses that say they saw the suspect the woman, the alameda county sheriff's department called the shooting an act of domestic violence. according to police calls began coming in just before 11, 15 thursday morning. >> from people inside the dealership on east shore highway in albany. the berkeley police department arrived on scene. >> shortly after they were first on scene. they responded as mutual aid. they made entry into the building. >> and shots were fired according to berkeley mayor jesse arreguin. the suspect was shot and subdued by police. an employee tells kron 4. the incident happened on the second floor. bullet holes could be seen from the aftermath of the police

shooting. when you have situations where there are witnesses, you have to sort through, you their statements. >> all the statements that will follow from the officers involved and put that together to determine what actually place. on friday, there was a skeleton crew on duty helping customers pick up their cars. >> we're told grief counselors will be provided in the coming days. >> and that was kron four's. gayle ong reporting for us this morning. authorities have not yet released the name of the victim or her exact relationship with the shooter. mateo county is forming its first domestic violence taskforce following the deaths of several women kron four's. rob nesbitt has the details. >> mateo county is seeing an increase of domestic violence cases in homicides. the task force will work to figure out why and prevent future acts of violence. san mateo county supervisor noelia has become very familiar with the names of the women who have lost their lives to domestic violence. this year, francis liu many men wanting

>> event today a yes and yellow end. it is. and grace marie count and online fundraiser has been set up to help the family of use lopez hernandez. >> as well as francis liu cerro putting faces to the names of the 2 victims. i also had a chance to speak with elizabeth who rose, whose aunt grace marie kelly was killed just 3 weeks ago were struggling. and we're it's just it was a shock, complete shock and how it happened and the way she was murdered, according to the san mateo county da's office, kelly was shot to death by her boyfriend inside their daily city. home supervisor wants to stop the growing homicide list by forming the county's first domestic violence task force made up of 9 members working to remove the barriers that prevent victims from getting help focused on prevention. how we educate our community. how do we for support for people that that need it and deserve safety. >> core is the only organization based in san mateo county that provides

help to victims of domestic violence. charles heavily know from cora explained how often women and men fall victim. one in 4 women experience violence, one cent and then. >> it is like these are folks who reported. of course, there's always issues underreporting specially for male survivors. the new domestic violence taskforce will be made up of more than just those who work in domestic violence research and outreach. >> but also those who have been impacted and to have real lived experiences. people can be aware what to do with these type of situations. happen now to identify victim. >> because sometimes the victim going to know their victims or fear that the perpetrator, their views are going to hurt and they tell the truth. supervisor course, though, says the majority of women killed by domestic violence this year in san mateo county. we're latina women. she says that 25% of the population in san mateo county is latin acts as she wants to make sure the task force is reaching out to all communities of all languages. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating a deadly shooting near lake to

miss school. it happened just before 7.45. last night on broadway, the victim died at the scene. no word yet from authorities on a motive or possible suspect. in oakland. police are investigating a stabbing at a bart station. it happened after midnight friday morning at the 19th street station. the victim is expected to be okay. police arrested a suspect. 44 year-old tamir edwards, he's been booked into the santa rita jail. the city police department is offering free catalytic converter edging kits to the first 500 residents who sign up on the city's website. >> registered you get a confirmation email and be notified of when and where to pick up your kit. the hope is that these kids make it easier for authorities to find the owner of any stolen converters and prosecute those responsible for stealing them. a banana republic store in francisco's embarcadero center is closing its doors for good. the store's last day is today. the clothing company is

planning a new store, though, at union square in san francisco. that new location is set to open in october. and following historic wildfire. several major home insurance companies either limited or pause their business in california, leaving many people scrambling to find coverage. but as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us, state leaders have a plan. they say will guarantee homeowners and fire risk areas remain insured. >> you're looking at an executive order just signed by governor gavin newsom for the governor. this document allows insurance commissioner ricardo lot of to rapidly take action in response to the state's growing homeowners insurance crisis. in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. insurance companies expressing

concerns they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities having a california that is not in trouble is not an option, but now insurance. commissioner ricardo, lara says new action and specifically a new deal with the major insurance companies will ensure they stay in the state and continue to covered. california an at-risk communities. this is when when it's a win for the industry and a win for consumers up until now, home insurance companies in the state could only look to the past when deciding how to set their policy prices. but under the new plan that would change insurance companies would be allowed to consider future environmental risks and climate change impacts when setting their prices. critics have been quick to argue the deal will lead to increased premiums for homeowners in at-risk communities. but lot of says the plan will guarantee all homeowners are protective. this is really a historic deal that puts us back on track it says to a place where getting much more availability of insurance for all insurance. consumers and

senate minority leader republican brian jones said he appreciates the deal but wishes newsom. a lot of had acted sooner. >> as for other lawmakers here. well, the assembly is set to hold hearings on this very matter in the coming months of the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> california senator alex padilla is introducing legislation. he says we'll make it easier for college students to access nap benefits if passed colleges and universities must notify students of their eligibility for benefits and provide them documents to apply around 700,000 students were eligible for snap benefits. but just 127,000 actually got them. civil rights icon reid soskin turned 102 years old. a voice believed to shows us how students at a local middle school celebrated the occasion. >> 102 years on this earth, a big deal to celebrate. and

betty reid soskin says there is no secret to longevity. i think may be. >> because i came as a surprise and that stuff blown away. until now. i had no idea have none. one could point to the accomplished life see is lived. she retired as the oldest living national park service ranger. >> she has owned a record store authored books and has been honored by president barack obama and girls college in oakland. >> has integrity. and has really pushed the boundaries and students appreciate the path's austin has paid for them, especially young girls inspired by her story. she is someone that is truly lived out her purpose. >> and whenever you have someone like that, these are people that are important to the community. they live out their purpose to someone that

every or a woman and man can lay saw skin still looks forward to getting up every day. having survived a stroke in 2019, her family is in good health and she is in great spirits, taking life as it comes one day at a time. i've always taken. >> every day as it comes >> i don't know any other way. no reason to change its work for 102 years and counting in el sobrante. djegal all kron. 4 >> for the weekend, you can check out the fog festival in pacifica. it kicks off at 10 o'clock this morning on palmetto avenue. it will be a parade with a competition for the best float. there's also a festival featuring arts and crafts foods, food, music and family activities. this is free to attend. have fun. >> and the fog will be slow to clear up the coast, but we should see some sunshine this afternoon inland. look for upper 70's at work here got a hodgepodge of 70's up north.

76 meanwhile for san jose checking out your 4 zone forecast and that extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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coast. want to send your way out to sea here because that blob it looks kind of threatening there and it looks like it will become something in. it will buy the forecast models. good news is both of them agree a turn back out to sea to hear about it. but it's not to really go much of anywhere. back to ophelia. what's going on? max winds stand at 65 basically for this weekend. it's going to be an issue along the mid atlantic states. as you can see at the coast here sunday, boom around philadelphia as a tropical depression, then back out to sea. it goes typical this time of year like this late summer, early fall. we see a lot of this traffic middle to upper 60's going on in the mountains. we don't see quite that intrusion that we're talking about for a little shot of rain monday night live shot on the home front. some scattered clouds already breaking up as we speak. is the fog already starting to lift and san francisco as we go into mostly sunny as well. futurecast for though, talks about this system dropping freezing in here by monday night to get a general idea what's going on. this is our shot of rain for monday night tuesday. i mentioned earlier

to 9 night into monday morning might have some morning drizzle that's anywhere around the east bay shoreline and also along the coast. but this is with the front. we have another one. it's fairly dry. some scattered clouds midweek. but we like this pattern coming out of the gulf of alaska because that's where the systems come from the winter months. the deliver us are juicy systems. this is by friday, another one hanging up their tour north. so we'll see what goes on. looks like with a lot of activity happening already this early fall season. 64 san francisco lower 60's hugging the coast. burlingame, you're coming in at about 70 for foster sitting at 72. we're going to hang in the mid 70's going on here to this pocket to the south. yeah, a bit colder than what experienced middle to upper 70's work in the south bay. 76 santa clara, pair of sevens for campbell. 76. meanwhile, for san jose east bay shoreline, as i mentioned earlier tomorrow morning, might have some drizzle going on here a little bit rather monday morning. a little drizzle going on here. that's because marine layer thickening up as this front gets here. 74 for dublin. 76 for walnut creek. looks like

the label you're coming in at. 65 75. for fairfield in napa at 71. 75 meanwhile for santa rosa, check it out of our 7 day forecast. here is that the cloud cover i mentioned for tomorrow. rain chance monday night and by tuesday opening up nicely. temperatures modest, though. look at that. only getting up to about 80 as we get into wednesday thursday into friday and those bay temperatures also very much subdued. and today is the first full day of fall because we did that little game last night at 11, 50, stephanie. all right, dave. >> well, as we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month today, we need a group of women who are challenging stereotypes and captivating audiences. one show at a time kron four's amanda hari introduces us to an all female mariachi band for the ages. >> for more than a decade, the music has continued to play mariachi them a meal or make begin their journey back in

2007, it was founded on the san francisco state campus by new for the clase his and lillie vets. both came from families of mariachi musicians and they thought it would be special to put together a band that celebrates it in the music genre largely dominated by can say that. >> every time we perform somewhere and there are little girls. president or even young older women when they see that the entire ensemble is all female. you can see their eyes brighten up, especially the little girl's means. hughley acs says they've had different members over the years and at times it's been difficult to keep people as women, musicians. we have a lot of >> responsibilities and a lot of aspects that pull and tug us in different directions. she says women sometimes feel different pressures than male musicians. >> like pregnancy and raising a family. but through her own

life, she's always made the band a on lawn. first joined the band just 15. she's now 30. >> she took a break from the band when she went to southern california for college. >> i was missing this aspect of my life. so coming back and playing mary and she was more of like i that this this is me. this is my entity. this is this is who i she started playing the enjoying her first mariachi band just 7 years she played in a covid group before finding this span. >> we felt more connected it. just felt right after the first practice. she this is where she belongs. bianca rodriguez also joined the band when she was still in school. now she's married with 2 children. she took breaks for college and her pregnancy is but came back because she loves the music and next room

with her heritage. it just makes it feel that, you know, that i have a little part of mexico and joining at only 17. she didn't realize the band's would change her life and stay with her as she grew an ever thought. isn't last this just proud of. >> how did that the whole chain that we how >> with the the band has performed consistently throughout the bay area over the last 16 years. and they're looking forward to the next 16, of course. >> gray hair and everything. of >> amanda kron, 4 news. >> so talented with the giants face the dodgers last night and the niners kept their regular season win streak alive with thursday night's victory four's. erin wilson has the highlights for us. >> well, the giants are fighting for their playoff lives down as or be needing a win over the dodgers last night coming into the night, the as they look to take down the dodgers to keep their slim

playoff hopes alive so had ago. well, it was scoreless in the 4th inning. 2 on 2 outs and a man on rather from mike extreme scale gets around the pitch here. he's just fair inside the foul pole for his 15th, homer of the season. the giants, they get a much-needed 2 to 0 lead. but then the dodgers fall down 3, 2, 1, here in the 8. they loaded the bases, but camilla deval comes in gets will smith to ground to the to first to get out of the inning in the 9th in rookie tyler fitzgerald hits one high and deep to left for major league homer. his first ever major league home run that i stood for the giants. they win 5 to one and they stay afloat in the wild-card race. meanwhile, over in oakland, the a's hosting the tigers looking to finish the season. strong game tied to 2 in the 6th inning. shay langa-leers their pinch hitting hits a laser shot way out there into the stands. his 21st homer of the season oakland ahead 5 to 2. well,

they just kept piling on. they would win this one. 82 and improve. 47. 0, 1, 0, 7 on the season. but of course, that doesn't mean much. when we talk about the playoffs. yeah, it was the forty-niners 3rd straight win of on the season to open the season last night and will that definitely impress the team's hierarchy cause today the forty-niners announced that john lynch and kyle shanahan. we'll be here for a good while and i'll explained to a side initially through 2024. while shanahan was through 2025, but they both came in in 2017 as a combo deal. well, the forty-niners have reached the conference championship game 3 times in 6 seasons. they've also posted 3 seasons of 10 plus wins in that span. only thing this pair has yet to do is bring home a super bowl championship when in well, with the perfect record to start the season, they're well on their way to making a serious run this season. so

fingers crossed that is how we think it will be spartans. it coach, though, brandon brandon, he's in his 7th season with the team had a huge undertaking last night to over the undefeated falcons. now spartans took an early lead but airports outscore san jose state. 28 to 0 in the 2nd generally elders here takes the handoff and literally runs through the entire spartans defense. they just can't get them. elder's motors 34 yards to the house for the score. the falcons they take down part of the final score. 45 to 20 back to you guys at the all right, aaron, thank you. and right, aaron, thank you. and we'll be right back. grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> all right. now on the kron 4 morning news. we are getting kids off with a lot of different stories for you. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here.

>> my name is stephanie lin. it is saturday september the 23rd as they lets kids started a with a look at the weather. my goodness. it's a change of scenery. yeah, that's what mean. it's the fall weather. let's get going to miss that equinox thing the equal day. now it's going to be an equal need. a okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> we had a little bit of fog to get things started. but even from the shot from a san francisco, we could see things starting to open up a little bit already. >> it will take a little while, though, a good chunk of the east bay shoreline, still to kind of clear the south. so kind of mixed bag of some sun in fog clouds for right now. before we go into the mostly sunny mode. but upstream, that's what i want to draw your attention to. and yes, we like to look at that pocket up in the northwest. that's where our systems this time of year through the winter come from. and it looks like we may get something early this week ahead. by the way, the leftover fog looks like a little bit up in the north bay is left over at the coast. again, you'll probably get mostly sunny skies as we get into the afternoon. alright, 50's and some lower 60's in the east bay shoreline 40's and 50's mixture up north. and

57 san jose. quick contrast picture for you were traveling and of a few pockets there ahead in a couple. others like livermore valley looks like your head by 4 degrees and 2 for hayward. now today, sunny to mostly sunny, modest on temperatures today tomorrow and really early in the week. it's going to be 70's. but again, we're waiting for a frontal passage which will bring us some rain on monday night to stay. it's kind of nice to see early in the season. well, more in your details in the forecast a bit 70. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. well, small business owners in san francisco's inner richmond district are asking for help after burglars hit several restaurants and shops kron four's. dan thorn spoke with one store owner who says more police are needed. >> shattered glass doors and emptied cash registers. hamburger haven is just one of several businesses to be burglarized in the inner richmond. the clements street restaurant was hit wednesday morning. i think dave chappelle was the first person that said the city needs a batman. >> and a lot of people mentioning that, you know, and what saying is that we need

vigilante cause. >> we don't have a police force ruse fall. hottie says the burglars seem to strike around 3 to 6 in the morning, mostly during the week. he believes that if the police department assigned officers to patrol the area at those hours, local businesses could be saved. you don't have the chase thing. one, europe find any crime. we just asking for a little bit of deterrence. this week, mayor london breed announced public safety ambassadors will be deployed to clements street between our and park presidio. the program involves having retired police officers patrol merchant corridors, but it's still unclear what hours those ambassadors will be working. we want the police to know that. >> we're not the ones that asked for defund. we're the ones that have always been serving. you and have always shown you respect and we want you to protect that's all we >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and the north, a vallejo police are investigating a shooting that killed a toddler. police say it happened yesterday morning at a home no hambre avenue just

south of 7.80. the boy's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police are still working to figure out what led up to that shooting. and in the east bay and oakland skate shop is targeted by burglars. this is the second time this has happened to the business. for sogomonian met with the owners to talk about this problem. >> surveillance video shows 4 people breaking into a ball skate shop in oakland on sunday at 06:00am. the store was fully stocked in the thieves made a mess of the place as they took off with most of the merchandise store owner said nearly all of the boards were taken off of the wall. most of the clothes were stolen and the cash register was emptied. it's estimated the loss along with repairs and installing new security measures could cause some about $15,000. quite the blow for the group who opened this shop at 15th and webster streets in downtown last year. we're not rich. none of us are

age. we all were on the size. this is this is least something we both mean. terrence, we're here because we want to be here. we're not here because we're trying to make helen money. >> and this isn't the first time we spoke with a ball skate shop owners last summer. >> when they fell victim to their first burglary since sunday installed metal bars onto the glass front door, which was shattered the last time. but it didn't keep the criminals from coming in again. >> definitely heard foods like you know, definitely the opposed to the first because, you know, it's a shop. the reason for such a high costs for securing the store, they explain. is it a ball skate shop is located within a historical building. so they're restricted from putting up a gate on the outside. they instead have to choose a custom designed to install a gate on the inside donations have been pouring in to help them out with some well wishes coming from. >> the skating community as far away as spain in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> happening right now plan to travel across the south bay this weekend. caltrans is closed northbound highway 87

for major pavement repair work. the road is expected to reopen by monday morning at 5. the next closure is expected october 20th that will affect southbound lanes on highway 87. the oakland a's host their final home games of the season this weekend. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports, diehard fans are still holding out hope that the team will not move to las vegas. >> be it the reverse boycott game. the sell shirts or the billboards a's fans have not let up and their fight to keep the team in oakland. now another line of attack. >> from my standpoint, i think it's just like it's clear to me that that sort of our last mary. >> help gordon, the former a's hot dog vendor known as how the hot dog guy proposes. a's fans redirect some of the money. they would spend an a's games and send it to schools over stadiums. that's the nevada teachers union group now gathering signatures to get an initiative on next year's ballot to reverse a move by nevada lawmakers to

give the a's 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to build a new stadium in las vegas. makes sense for me that that every a's fan think about how much money they. >> the a's are worth to them and how much money spend on the a's and you consider just donating a portion of that to this, to, to stadia schools over stadiums and putting less money in the pockets of a's owner john fisher doesn't stop there. group, the oakland 68 swans fans to boycott saturday's game against the tigers. the 68 scores going to so the saturday's game. >> we're going to the golden score, which oakland of we friendly restaurant bar to support them. and then we're asking people to go watch local routes game and support them and play, you know, whatever money that you that you had to go, support the local routes become an owner

with them, different tactics, but a common goal keep the team in oakland are still fighting. i don't think it's yet over until, you know, you see them put shovels in the ground. >> and start to build stadium. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening now, the straw enroll kicks off miles canyon in the east bay, and that means the area will be closed to cars for most of the day for stephanie justice. live for us now at the event in fremont this morning with the latest on tiffany, already seeing a lot of activity behind you. >> yes, stephanie, this is pretty need 6 miles, actually, 6.4 miles to be exact of niles canyon road or highway. 84 has been completely blocked off. i'm standing in the middle of the road right now. but let me go ahead and step out. the shot. so as you can see, the road has been blocked off there. so much going on here. what a great chance for the community get out a cyclist and for the community to be on

this roadway. this roadway is usually blocked off and it's only going to be allowed for cyclists and pedestrians at this point until 2 o'clock this afternoon. this is an effort by alameda county, an opportunity for people, the community to walk and bike safely through the canyon with friends and family. this is biannual event. the niles canyon stroll enroll event started back in 2015 by former by former supervisors richard, scott haggerty. you know, the goal is to create a class one trail through niles canyon. we spoke with supervisor haubert about the air for he tells us renderings have been made and they know how much is going to cause. going to take a group effort to complete this project. this walk is to show people the beauty of niles canyon the history and enjoy some nature on the saturday. >> it's a normally every day. a thoroughfare for travelers to get to and from work today. the road is closed down and it's a chance for people to stroll and roll literally walk a ride, a bike through niles

canyon. there's 6.8 miles and you can connect with community in the environment just by walking through. you notice you can hear the creek in the background. you can't do that on a normal day when you're driving your car. >> good morning. >> right. so there is a lot going on along this roadway. there will be food trucks, vendors, different types and agencies with the county like the police department, the sheriff's office. as you guys can see, there's a lot going on. a lot of cyclists arriving this morning. a lot of people. >> ready to walk the road where the canyon. back to you, stephanie. yeah. looks like a great time. what a great way to just be up early and get that exercise. and thank you so much. tiffany's. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the niners game overshadowed by a fight between fans at levi stadium. plus one bay area county announcing a first of its kind task force aimed at preventing domestic violence. >> after the break, annual california coastal cleanup day kicks off soon. more on the

event inspiring several bay area communities to help keep beaches. >> and pretty cloudy for the early morning. still at the coast, both see some afternoon skies open up going on for us with some sunshine. meanwhile, your temperatures inland expect the middle 70's. that's about it. a lot of cloud cover for everybody tomorrow. take a look at that weekend forecast. we come back the morning.

>> all right. welcome back. 8.

well, this saturday morning taking a live look now at walnut creek. that looks pretty hazy out there. lots of cars on the traffic not looking to impacted, but certainly looking like people are driving through some hazy conditions out there now, dave, is it correct to say that that looks like wildfire smoke? >> could be. we do have the spare the air today. now that's going the thing about it. that's actually an approved tomorrow and early into next week driven partially by this turbulence that we're getting because of a system dropping south. that's a little added benefit. we get from a little front coming south and certainly gives us some rain early because on the backside of these frontal system, our problem. the fall, the backside of the system's tends to be some drier air coming in offshore. looks like we will get some of that. but most of that looks to be concentrate in the central valley. but still, everybody looks like they have a chance of getting a shower here. here's a live picture. we have the east bay shoreline kind of a haze. and you saw reference earlier, some scattered fog clouds in place to there's the night sky. they provide the education. we need early into

the week. some subtropical moisture. meanwhile down south 50's in some lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. 57 san jose 40's and 50's. meanwhile, up north now we clear out for the afternoon looks pretty even along the coast and tomorrow, not just the fog clouds, but also a lot some scattered clouds. this is in advance of the parent front. that's going to stay up to the north. so our sunday is going to be treated with this considerable cloud cover throughout the day. although temperatures should be much the same clearing out at night. but sunday night into monday might have some of that marine layer start to work. its magic seem like coastal drizzle, maybe in san francisco as well in the east bay shoreline. but then that should clear up for the afternoon. so for this weekend got afternoon clearing and mild conditions. once we take care of this morning, fog sunday, though, the variable clouds breezy here comes that front early fall showers. that's basically the monday tuesday to monday morning stuff. i mentioned that's the marine layer just hanging around and then late in the week at sunny and mild. we're going to stay in the 80's

inland. and 70's covered the bay. so we get all 64 san francisco. 68 going on for a open. 76 for san jose, san francisco off to oakland. that's where that marine layer is kind of hard takes a longer to clear out what do the same thing again tomorrow morning, though, it's upper 70's look like in the far east bay up to the north bay, a mixture of middle to lower 70's kind of reduced mild here. 64 for san francisco next couple of days. 77 to get a lot of cloud cover and your sunday clearing out by monday. but it's monday night. we got that chance of rain for everybody with that front dropping south and we like the direction it's coming from 2 out of the northwest. that's the highway for our winter and i was just looking up, you know, save the air alerts and things like that. i mean, how long can we really expect that to stay? weather forecast says tomorrow should clear so this has us in the green for tomorrow and going forward now. yeah. fingers crossed. they so much day for staying on top of all that. >> okay. well, happening today, it is the 39th annual california coastal cleanup

day. >> the event brings out thousands of people to clean up trash on our beaches. organizers are hoping the volunteer count gets back to pre-pandemic levels. there are more than 700 official cleanup sites statewide. most bay area beaches are on that list, including ocean beach stinson beach. they could be beaches in the marin headlands event. organizers say the amount of garbage that builds up on beaches is always shocking. >> we do run cleanups throughout the year, but this is the one time each year that we ask everybody in california, no matter where you may live, it turned out to your local waterway and clean up whatever you can find before the winter rains come. once those rains come, all of that trash will float. it will travel and eventually it will pollute our ocean there. there are lots of usual, unusual item unfortunately like laptop computers, wedding dresses, things that might tell a story what person who lost it. was

thinking, but the really weird does pop up every now and again, we found a a car hollowed out pumpkin that was filled with hard boiled one year in los angeles county. >> all today's cleanup runs from 09:00am to noon. organizers hope to clean up 200 tons of trash by the end of it all. in the north bay, police arrested 2 high school students allegedly found with a loaded gun. santa rosa. police say the 15 year-old were taken into custody after police got a tip. students were planning a shooting at montgomery high school. police say one of the students had a previous arrest for having a concealed loaded handgun in a park earlier this year. both students were booked into juvenile hall. this is the latest in a series of problems at montgomery high. earlier this week, a student was arrested for bringing a fake gun onto campus. and earlier this year, another student was fatally stabbed inside of a classroom. in sports, the

forty-niners are undefeated after thursday night's game. but it's what happened in the stands that got a lot of attention. a viral video captured this brawl between several fans from forces. the comedian has that story. >> there was violence in the stands at levi stadium during thursday night's 40 niner game against the new york giants. and as you can see, it was recorded on cell phone video with the video be good. you see 2 women fighting in the stairs of the aisles between the seats. a couple of guys get involved, pulling hair, kicking and throwing punches judging by the clothing. it appears that these are forty-niners fans in this video who for some reason were fighting among themselves. no new york giants fans involved from what we see here. video also shows onlookers standing up their seats watching this all play out. >> some with their cell phones in their hands, recording them

a >> this is just the latest that the violence between people attending a sporting event that levi stadium. >> back in july, a soccer fan was injured and hospitalized following a stabbing incident while attending a gold cup soccer match between mexico and utah. i forty-niners and raiders fans were also seen fighting across from levi stadium here inside this in and out burger following a preseason football game. officials at levi's stadium in the santa clara police department released a joint statement regarding safety and security that reads, quote, levi's stadium in the santa clara police department remain unwaveringly committed to stadium security and work collaboratively to create a safe environment for all we have 0 tolerance for violence of any kind. anyone engaging in violent will be ejected from the stadium and potentially face a ban from future events and legal consequences just as the

perpetrators did last quote. has let run for news? >> governor gavin newsom vetoed a bill that would have required a person to be present in self-driving trucks weighing more than 10,000 pounds. more than 1500 truck drivers in advocates took to the capitol tuesday. the demand newsom signed the bill, the california labor federation responded to the governor's veto, arguing the move will cost jobs and make the roadways more dangerous. governor newsom also vetoed a bill that would require judges to consider a parent's acceptance of their child's ender or identity in custody. disputes. in a statement, newsom said, quote, i appreciate the passion and values that led the auther solano county democratic assembly member lori wilson to introduce this bill news and going on to say, quote, to he went to, quote, urged caution when the executive and legislative branches attempt to dictate legal standards for the judicial branch to apply.

congress could soon make it easier for cannabis companies to access business banking services. but some lawmakers are worried this could open the door to legalizing marijuana nationwide of was washed kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. >> a group of democratic and republican senators want to give cannabis companies access to banks and other financial services. if you are creating a cash society, you're creating a security problem under current federal law, providing such services a strictly regulated, leaving many businesses without access to bank accounts of the west. virginia republican senator shelley moore capito has not taken a position on the safe banking bill. she says there is a need for protections for this industry. help these banks feel more secure and marijuana businesses for medical marijuana. the new cannabis bill comes just weeks after the biden administration recommended that marijuana be

reclassified under federal drug >> it is really critical to understand with the sciences and when you move forward from direction. >> the administration wants to be categorizes a lower jewel 3 controlled substance like anabolic steroids or ketamine, national drug control policy. director doctor royal gupta says current laws disproportionately affect minorities. we know that the policies of the past have not but capital says she opposes any federal legalization of marijuana. i believe that pot leads to bigger drug use heavier drug use reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort in our nation's capital to help college students struggling financially. and as we head to the break for the weekend, you can check out the art and wine festival in lafyette starts at 10 this morning in downtown lafayette will be 4 stages with 20 bands and 200 arts and

crafts foods kids owns and lots wine, beer and other types of food. sounds like a great time. it is free to attend.

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learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. >> welcome back. president biden arrives in the bay area next week. the white house as he visits san francisco on tuesday for a meeting with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. the president is also expected to attend to campaign events. the marriott marquis hotel in san francisco is on the hook for 20 million dollars after a jury found the

hotel failed to make accommodations for a long time. cause ears worker. according to the lawsuit, the employee suffered a spinal cord injury in 2014 and had to use a cane and prosthetics. you stop being able to work after renovations made it hard to move in his work area. he quit in 2019 following the advice of his doctor, the worker is set to get 5 million dollars in pain and suffering damages and 15 million dollars punitive damages. meantime, small business owners across oakland are set to demonstrate this after the city failed to meet a critical deadline that would have given the city funds to fight retail crime. the rally is scheduled for this upcoming tuesday. it's being spearheaded by chinatown community leader to call chan and more than 200 businesses are expected to participate. happening today. the city of martinez hold its first pride event. the celebrations kick off at the martinez waterfront from 11 to 2 people can expect

live music activity, booths and free food and drinks. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how a local school celebrated the oldest ranger. >> to ever serve a national park. and as head to break for the weekend, check out the autumn moon festival in francisco's chinatown starts at 11 this morning. there will be arts and craft vendors, food, live music and of course, a lion dancing. this is free to attend.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom taking steps. he says will help protect homes in high fire risk areas. this as

several insurance companies pull out of the state. and a deadly shooting at an east bay. carson are now being called a case of domestic violence. welcome back to the couple morning news. we get to those stories in just a moment. but first, let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center tracking all of our weather conditions for us. hey, their day. >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and here's a quick look at what's going on for the forecast. and oakland versus the tigers 107, game time. upper 60's at work. scattered clouds and cool. west winds at around 10 stormtracker for up to the northwest. this is the traffic that most the systems come up in impact us in the winter months. and we may get a shot of this early into next week. that will be monday night into tuesday. upper 50's and lower 60's off to the east bay 50's. meanwhile, up to the north, 57 san francisco and also for san jose. we've got 68 going on by 12 by 3. at 75. now temperatures will be much the same tomorrow, but we're going to the intrusion of some upper

level. clouds will won't be just the fog going on here. that will be traffic going on a lot. coming up a little bit here. however, when a took at that, look at that chance of rain developing and also your 4 zone forecast, 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> we continue our coverage on thursday's deadly shooting at a car service center at albany. authorities now calling it a case of domestic violence. kron four's gayle ong has the details. >> the crime scene cleared at the toyota of berkeley service center a day after an employee was shot and killed at her workplace. you have. >> numerous witnesses that say they saw the suspect the woman, the alameda county sheriff's department called the shooting an act of domestic violence. according to police calls began coming in just before 11, 15 thursday morning. >> from people inside the dealership on east shore highway in albany. the berkeley police department arrived on scene. >> shortly after they were first on scene. they responded as mutual aid. they made entry into the building.

>> and shots were fired according to berkeley mayor jesse arreguin. the suspect was shot and subdued by police. employee tells kron 4. the incident happened on the second floor. bullet holes could be seen from the aftermath of the police shooting. when you have situations where there are witnesses, you have to sort through, you know, their statements. >> all the statements that will follow from the officers involved and put that together to determine what actually place. on friday, there was a skeleton crew on duty helping customers pick up their cars. >> we're told grief counselors will be provided in the coming days. >> and that was kron four's gayle ong reporting for us this morning. authorities have not yet released the name of the victim or her exact relationship with the shooter. mateo county is forming its first domestic violence taskforce following the deaths of several women kron four's. rob nesbitt has more. >> san mateo county is seeing an increase of domestic violence cases in homicides. the task force will work to figure out why and prevent

future acts of violence. san mateo county supervisor noelia has become very familiar with the names of the women who have lost their lives to domestic violence. this year, francis liu many men wanting >> event today a yes. and you end, is. and grace marie count and online fundraiser has been set up to help the family of use lopez hernandez. >> as well as francis liu cerro putting faces to the names of the 2 victims. i also had a chance to speak with elizabeth who rose, whose aunt grace marie kelly was killed just 3 weeks ago were struggling and we're it's just it was a shock, complete shock and how it happened in the way she was murdered. according to the san mateo county da's office, kelly was shot to death by her boyfriend inside their daily city. home supervisor wants to stop the growing homicide list by forming the county's first domestic violence task force made up of 9 members working to remove the barriers that prevent victims from getting help focused on prevention. how we educate our community.

how do we for support for people that. >> that need it. and deserve safety. >> core is the only organization based in san mateo county that provides help to victims of domestic violence. charles cavalier no from cora explained how often women and men fall victim. one of 4 women experience violence 1, 7 and then. >> and he's like these are folks who reported. of course, there's always the issue underreporting specially for male survivors. the new domestic violence taskforce will be made up of more than just those who work in domestic violence research and outreach. >> but also those who have been impacted and to have real lived experiences. people can be aware what to do with these type of situations. happen now to identify them. >> because sometimes the victim going to know their victims or fear that the perpetrator, their views are going to hurt and they tell the truth. supervisor course, though, says the majority of women killed by domestic violence this year in san mateo county. we're latina women. she says that 25% of

the population in san mateo county is latin x and she wants to make sure the task force is reaching out to all communities of all languages. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near lake tennis goal. it happened just before 7.45. last night on broadway, the victim died at the scene. no word yet from authorities on a motive or a suspect. in oakland. police are investigating a stabbing at a bart station. it happened after midnight friday morning at the 19 street station. the victim is expected to be okay. police arrested a suspect. 44 year-old tamir edwards, he's been booked into the santa rita jail. >> and the daly city police department is offering free catalytic converter kits to the first 500 residents to sign up on the city's website registered get a confirmation email and be notified when and where to pick up your kit. the hope is these kits make it easier to find the owner of any stolen converters and prosecute those responsible

for stealing them? a banana republic store in san francisco's embarcadero center is closing its doors for good. the store's last day is today. the clothing company is however planning on a new store at union square in sf that new location is set to open october. and after historic wildfires, several major home insurance companies either limited or pause their business in california, leaving many scrambling to find coverage. but as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us, state leaders have a plan they say will guarantee homeowners and fire risk areas will remain insured. >> you're looking at an executive order just signed by governor gavin newsom for the governor. this document allows insurance commissioner ricardo lot of to rapidly take action in response to the state's growing homeowners insurance crisis. in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either

limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. insurance companies expressing concerns they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities having a california that is not in trouble is not an option, but now insurance. commissioner ricardo, lara says new action and specifically a new deal with the major insurance companies will ensure they stay in the state and continue to covered. california is an at-risk communities. this is when wind. it's a win for the industry and a win for consumers. up until now, home insurance companies in the state could only look to the past when deciding how to set their policy prices. but under the new plan that would change insurance companies would be allowed to consider future environmental risks and climate change impacts when setting their prices. critics have been quick to argue the deal will lead to increased premiums for homeowners in at-risk communities. but lot of says the plan will

guarantee all homeowners are protective. this is really a historic deal that puts us back on track it says to a place where getting much more availability of insurance for all insurance. consumers and senate minority leader republican brian jones said he appreciates the deal but wishes newsom. a lot of had acted sooner. as for other lawmakers here, well, the assembly is set to hold hearings on this very matter. >> in the coming months of the state capitol, a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> california senator alex padilla is introducing legislation. he says will make it easier for college students to access snap benefits if passed colleges and universities must notify students of their eligibility for these benefits and provide the documents to apply around 700,000 students were eligible for snap benefits, but just 127,000 actually got them. well, civil rights icon betty reid soskin turned 102 years old. happy birthday to her kron four's philippe shows us

how students at a local middle school mark the occasion. >> 102 years on this earth, a big deal to celebrate. and betty reid soskin says there is no secret to longevity. i think it may be. >> because i came into the room as a surprise and that its own way. until now. i had no idea have none. one could point to the accomplished life. she has lived. she retired as the oldest living national park service ranger. >> she has owned a record store authored books and has been honored by president barack obama and girls college in oakland. >> has integrity. and has really pushed the boundaries and students appreciate the austin has paid for them, especially young girls

inspired by her story. she is someone that is truly lived out her purpose. >> and whenever you have someone like that, these are people that are important to the community. they live out their purpose to someone that every or a woman and man can he relate, saw skin still looks forward to getting up every day. having survived a stroke in 2019, her family is in good health and she is in great spirits, taking life as it comes one day at a time. i've always taken. >> every day as it comes i don't know any of the way. no reason to change its work for 102 years and counting in el sobrante. djegal all kron. 4 >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news mid autumn festival. celebrations kick off soon. the delicious offerings being served up by one san francisco michelin-starred restaurant. stay tuned. as we head to break for the weekend. you can check out the sunset community

festival in san francisco starts at 11 this morning on ortega's street. >> there will be live music and food as well as a kid zone with games face painting and some bubbles. >> we have cool to mild temperatures going we're looking at upper 70's in the far east bay and lower to middle 70's up north and don't you know, as we walk in the fall, a little shot of rain going on early into the. we've going on early into the. we've got

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>> all right. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where it's looking pretty hazy out there likely a

lot of that coming from the wildfire. smoke from the fires burning up close to the oregon border. all that coming down to hopefully the air will be spared in the coming days a day. what else do we need to okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we have those little shot of rain that we've been talking about. that will be developing as we get into monday night into tuesday. quick note about the tropics are still active in the atlantic. >> ofili of this is we got here. a tropical storm and east or north carolina. expect the climb up mid atlantic states and this blog you see over by new qr code thing of that's actually going to become a kind of a potent hurricane. good news is all the models agree is going to stay out to sea is what it apparently looks like. now back to ophelia following it through the weekend. tropical storm it stays obviously overland becoming a tropical depression by tomorrow and back out to sea. it goes the impact of that system. i mentioned on our coast as we get into early next week, doesn't appear parent up around tahoe. however, some scattered clouds. but this event is going to be so quick.

it's believable, maybe perhaps monday night not impacting the general daily forecast live shot from downtown. you can see some of the fog clouds still remaining futurecast for let's watch the system roll on in marine layer thickens a little bit tomorrow and even in your monday. but by monday night, the front drops south. we usually get an offshore wind after that. but a new front comes in its wake. doesn't look like it as much to work with all some scattered clouds in some breezy conditions and our temperatures remain much the same. now it's very early in the season, but this is the highway for most of the system is dropping of the gulf of alaska. it's a good sign early in the season because after the system's pass to get those offshore winds, that's why they always say that the the fire season doesn't end until it starts to get wet again. well, if you get wet nurse with your friends, not so much of a problem for those offshore winds. you have some insulation, 4 zone forecast checking in. we got 64 san francisco lower 60's cover the coast about 70. meanwhile, for burning again, kind of modest temperatures getting a fall like feel here. mid 70's to

the south here, santa clara, 76 in san jose. also there. 77 meanwhile for morgan hill. east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley, you're looking at mid to upper 70's. we'll get back in the 80's. don't worry in the next week, though, 76 for walnut creek and concord. 77, 68 going on for oakland. 65 allay. 75 for fairfield. and it looks like for santa rose at 75 here they come back again. we'll get to around 80 or so by wednesday. but this early traffic is the lot of cloud cover for your sunday monday night tuesday morning as that rain shot. and then we're pretty clear with the success of systems. but we will get back into the 80's by wednesday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, the mid autumn festival is one of the most important holidays in some asian cultures and is celebrated widely throughout the bay area. the festivities kick off at the end of the month and a lot of delicious food is involved. joining us live now to talk us about their interpretation of the tree of traditional cuisine.

is chef jean in along with michelin star. when a korean restaurant sand hole one. thank you so much, jeff, for joining us this morning. thanks inviting us. yes. so, you know, you focus on korean cuisine ryann right around this time is when people it from of korean descent, they celebrate the tucson festival. that's right. yes, so tell us a little bit about that so reaches the friday, 10 9 it's kind of like i'm in autumn festival. >> in china or like a thanksgiving then and basically the celebrating our harvest season, ok, ray, you've brought some very delicious looking dishes. restaurant is based out of the mission district in san francisco. so >> walk us through a bit about what you for us share. >> so in that we we celebrate ourselves, but also for our and so table we call that had a time it had a table, ok? so it's very important follow some rules and colors and a

different outcome pond and the shias and then and then there's a lot of different rules because it we believe all along so because we are celebrating the harvested in the first line. you have a a lot of fresh apples and a tendering. then fresh pair is yes. as though the chestnut and a day. >> okay. okay. and then second 9, we numbers. the that number, ok? so now is a kind about kind of cook and out, ok, yeah, trying to be in. but before i do, i love what is a component for the beauty about and make see those by thought if it's yeah, i could see that. yes. and and what we have over on left-hand side here is ton china. kind thought to be. does the the flowers and then better the and then cool floating

>> so does the rock next to as cold 10 don't different vegetables meat scares to get and then cook it together. wow. yeah, it looks really delicious. and really fresh at such an interesting interpretation well up the off of the traditional >> planning there. what's this over here? here is a kind okay. so he's a celebrity. be re it. so it's like a korean favorite to peep from sauce and a lot intimate ally of the year. >> that kong, carol, chestnut and due to even the see okay. very and some. how about this right interest will be used eat that powerful houses that get classy about okay. okay. and walk us through the flavors of is that usually in

the in this kind of the she's me, we go to the legacy for me, some seafood and meat together. so this like super babe ross. and then we ought as some of the frost so it's meant to be very hearty and good for, you know, those colder months. >> okay. very good. and is a classic favorite dishes have and then a like him. a lot of different color that pops up burning like a representative like a okay, okay. very good. and this looks really special. yeah. so. >> this one is only you can eat in so very important for us to to said about his also and the truth out. a lot of people living in right now in and this whole capital and then of the will to their hometown. and then get in the family. they sitting down and then make the together so it's

a great way for the family to bond and that's come together. it's a way to interact with each other during this time of celebration. yes, okay. very good. so these are some of the highlights things that people can order off the menu at 71 right now to help celebrate is part of celebrating a cheese stubble. >> yes, okay. all right. very good. and tell us to about your journey to getting that michelin you guys open not too long ago. and 21 open a new 2 years but behind them, the prepare. pretty long time. probably pretty pricey for your people and slowly the better of the menu and 7 died year. >> shep korean i and spear had and develop all the species. yes, and that restaurant and then behind that, also have amazing or all of indeed, your person that, again, we're in project and yeah, can success and people love yeah. >> it is quite impressive get

that stars such a short period of time. imagine it also took a lot of hard work as well. you know, when people come to a restaurant for the first you know, aside from these incredible dishes that you brought for us here, what is the house specialty? what do you recommend that everyone has to get off of the i got ok our signature. one of the most going to governor cook it. okay. yeah. so the public very thin cut. you may like a a very the cut so they cut we'll be talking for like a you know, i say that a lot of people, anything getting the state. yes, have kind id or same. i didn't have a look at the because they kind kind that is such an interesting interpretation, ok, very good. and, you know, is there a message that you'd like to share with our viewers this mid autumn festival? >> i mean, some of the you guys not family over the korean version of a truck we

are as has a shot of the korean restaurant that we are working hard to into not on the put our is there and that is very similar to year and asian different culture. >> yeah. okay. very good. all right. chef john in with michelin star. when a korean restaurants and walk in the mission district of san francisco. thank you so much for joining going back to me. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> a new study shows most americans don't know. cow and uc berkeley are the same school. so the university is considering a rebrand. a task force found over a 3rd of californians and many bay area residents didn't realize the golden bears belong to uc berkeley. the study found in a berkeley as a stronger brand connected with academic excellence. well, cao is an affectionate nickname known mostly for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. re-branding it as cal berkeley. well, as a grad, i'm curious to know what's going to happen next from that will be following that one closely. and a programming reminder. kron 4 is the bay area's home for acc football preps are underway now for this afternoon's matchup between wake forest and georgia tech. both teams are looking for their first conference victory of the season. you can watch every minute of the action starting at 3.30, this afternoon here on kron 4.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. small business owners

san francisco are calling on the city to do more after another string of burglaries and a major highway closure in the south bay this weekend. more on the areas you'll want to avoid. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar a a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. another day of spare the air day. but after that, thanks to some turbulence coming upstream, looks like we can put that to rest will shake this out of here. >> and also get a little treat with some showers going on, too. here's a live shot coming in from san jose state shows. still some scattered cloud cover aloft us to have a negotiate through what's left of this fog. but we should go in mostly sunny mode way upstream. this is the agitator we're talking about and you'll probably start to see that marine layer start to thicken up even on sunday night into monday. so some coastal drizzle for your monday

morning and on the east bay shoreline is certainly possible. but lion share of whatever we get that will be for monday night into tuesday. it's still a wery modest system by winter, like standards up to the north bay. we have a little bit of leftover fog, but that again clears on out of here. pretty quickly temperature check for you. we have 50's and 60's on the board lower 60's at that. and here's a comparison were trailing still by a few degrees. so to be kind of fall like today, tomorrow and into early next week, temperature check for you. 75 by 4 o'clock. so modest on those temps much the same tomorrow. but the consolation today is a lot more sun, even for the coast. and we're going to see tomorrow. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit,rstephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> small business owners in san francisco's inner richmond district are asking for help after burglars hit several restaurants and shops kron four's. dan thorn spoke with one store owner who says more police are needed. >> shattered glass doors and emptied cash registers. hamburger haven is just one of

several businesses to be burglarized in the inner richmond. the clements street restaurant was hit wednesday morning. i think dave chappelle was the first person that said the city needs the batman. >> and a lot of people mentioning that, you know, and what saying is that we need vigilante cause. >> we don't have a police force ruse fall. hottie says the burglars seem to strike around 3 to 6 in the morning, mostly during the week. he believes that if the police department assigned officers to patrolhthe area at those hours, local businesses could be saved. you don't have the chase thing. one, europe find any crime. we just asking for a little bit of deterrence. this week, mayor london breed announced public safety ambassadors will be deployed to clements street between our and park presidio. the program involves having retired police officers patrol merchant corridors, but it's still unclear what hours those ambassadors will be working. we want the police to know that. >> we're not the ones that asked for defund. we're the ones that have always been serving. you and have always shown you respect and we want

you to protect that's all we ask. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the north, a vallejo police are investigating a shooting that killed a toddler. police say it happened yesterday morning at a home hombre avenue just south of 7.80. the boy's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police are still working to figure out what led to that shooting. and the east bay and oakland skate shop is targeted by burglars. this is the second time this has happened to the business. >> kron four's ella sogomonian met with the owners to talk about this problem. >> surveillance video shows 4 people breaking into a ball skate shop in oakland on sunday at 06:00am. the store was fully stocked in the thieves made a mess of the place as they took off with most of the merchandise store owner said nearly all of the boards were taken off of the wall. most of the clothes were stolen and the cash register was emptied. it's estimated

the loss along with repairs and installing new security measures could cause some about $15,000. quite the blow for the group who opened this shop at 15th and webster streets in downtown last year. we're not rich. none of us are age. we all were on the size. this is this least something we both mean. terrence, we're here because we want to be here. we're not here because we're trying to make helen money. >> and this isn't the first time we spoke with a ball skate shop owners last summer. >> when they fell victim to their first burglary since sunday installed metal bars onto the glass front door, which was shattered the last time. but it didn't keep the criminals from coming in again. >> definitely heard from foods like you know, definitely the opposed to the first because, you know, it's a shop. the reason for such a high costs for securing the store, they explain. is it a ball skate shop is located within a historical building. so they're restricted from putting up a gate on the outside. they instead have to choose a custom designed to install a gate on the inside donations have been pouring in

to help them out with some well wishes coming from. >> the skating community as far away as spain in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> happening now if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans is closed. northbound highway 87. >> for major pavement repair work. the vote is expected to reopen by monday morning at 5. the next closure is expected gust excuse me, october 20th that will affect southbound lanes on highway 87. well, the oakland a's host their final home games of the season this weekend. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports, diehard fans are still holding out hope the team will not move to las vegas. >> be it the reverse boycott game. the sell shirts or the billboards a's fans have not let up and their fight to keep the team in oakland. now another line of attack. >> from my standpoint, i think it's just like it's clear to me that that sort of our last mary. >> help gordon, the former a's hot dog vendor known as how the hot dog guy proposes. a's fans redirect some of the

money. they would spend an a's games and send it to schools over stadiums. that's the nevada teachers union group now gathering signatures to get an initiative on next year's ballot to reverse a move by nevada lawmakers to give the a's 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to build a new stadium in las vegas. makes sense for me that that every a's fan think about how much money they. >> the a's are worth to them and how much money spend on the a's and you consider just donating a portion of that to this, to, to stadia schools over stadiums and putting less money in the pockets of a's owner john fisher doesn't stop there. group, the oakland 68 swans fans to boycott saturday's game against the tigers. the 68 scores going. so the saturday's game. >> we're going go to the golden score, which oakland of friendly restaurant bar to

support them. and then we're asking people to go watch the local routes game and support them and play, you know, whatever money that you that you had to go support the local routes become an owner with them, different tactics, but a common goal keep the team in oakland are still fighting. i don't think it's yet over until, you know, you see them put shovels in the ground. >> and start to build stadium. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening now, the stolen role kicks off through niles canyon in the east bay. that means the area will be closed to cars for most of the day. kron four's tiffany justice live for us at the event in fremont this morning. she's got more all the fun that's planned for today. hey, tiffany. >> hey, good morning. yes, we're on the freeman side. there's also a signal site in between 6.4 miles of roadway. you can actually walk on. i am standing in the middle of the roadway right now right next

to the freeway entrance. but let me go and step out of the shot for you to. but you may see what is going on here. there's a lot of people out here enjoying the nature to today on the saturday nile, a canyon road or highway 84 has been blocked off until 2 o'clock this afternoon for this event, meaning no cars will be allowed on those roadways stretch of roadway until 2 o'clock this afternoon. this roadway is only going to be available or used by cyclists and pedestrians. so this is an effort by alameda county, an opportunity for people, the community to walk and bike safely through the canyon with friends and family. this is a biannual event. the niles canyon stroll enroll event started back in 2015 by a former former supervisors, richard, and scott haggerty. the goal is to create a class one trail through niles canyon. we spoke with supervisor help heard about the effort. he tells us renderings have been made and they know how much it's going to cause. it's going to take a group effort to complete this project. this walk is to show people the beauty of niles canyon, the history and to

enjoy some nature. >> it's a normally every day. a thoroughfare for travelers to get to and from work today. the road is closed down and it's a chance for people to stroll enrolled literally walk a ride, a bike through niles canyon. there's 6.8 miles and you can connect with community and the environment just by walking through. you notice you can hear the creek in the background. you can't do that on a normal day when you're driving your car. >> the roadway there will be food trucks and vendors. different types of agencies with the county as well like the sheriff's office, even the alameda county da's office is going to have a booth out here. fremont police department will have a booth as well. there's all sorts of activities for the young ones. we have been told if you want to come off, there's not a lot of parking where the road has been closed on the fremont and signal side. but organizers

have made available parking lots, which shuttles they're available for people to hop on and they will bring you to this location. back to all right, stephanie, thank you so much for your coverage of what sounds like. it's going to be a really fun event this morning. thank you. >> o coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the niners game overshadowed by a fight between fans at levi stadium. >> plus, the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is back next week. we're joined live in studio. but organizers who are going to walk us through what you can expect from this year's best of all. >> and we still have another spare the air day going on for today. lots of sunshine for your afternoon. cool temps, though, into the 70's more on the way scattered clouds and it looks like a little shot of rain early next week. got forecast next. keep it here.

>> welcome back to kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in from half moon bay. here is the fog clouds in place. good news is this afternoon. think we can peel away at least good portion and give me some sunshine this afternoon. however, tomorrow different story, everybody's going to be treated that cloud cover a lot. this is all this local marine layer moisture which by the way, by sunday night into monday will get some coastal drizzle cooking in here because of all of that and also the east bay shoreline. but this sky, that's for your monday night into tuesday morning. and we have a shot of seeing some rain with all of this, too temperature check for you. we've got the lower 60's and a good piece of real estate for the east bay 50's up north. 59 going on for san francisco, which is matched by the way, half moon bay, 60 going on for san jose. know the way you can check it out futurecast for we clear out of so fog in your

neighborhood should open up to mostly sunny skies. but this is the deal tomorrow. yeah, scattered clouds aloft and that's going stick around of clear out at night. and then again, as i mentioned earlier, that low level moisture. we'll give us that morning drizzle. that will be for monday morning at coastal locations. but it's really monday night tuesday. we have that shot of rain. so scott, i've got afternoon clearing going on for today. this is really the coast and around the bay in little clear up a little quicker and we still have the spare the air day. but by tomorrow, variable clouds, breezy, working in here, kind of cleans up the atmosphere a little bit. if that doesn't do with the rain will by monday night we have a shot of a shower here. this on balance has to be called not a big, big deal. we may get in the higher elevations up north, maybe a half an inch of rain during this whole thing. maybe maybe. and that's the absolute top for much of the breath of the bay. let's call it about a dying or maybe perhaps a quarter, even looks like sunny and mild into most of next week with lower 80's at work inland 70's.

meanwhile, for the kind of temper it for those temperatures. 64 san francisco will slow in the clearing those 60's 8 for oakland. however, you get further south and the east bay shoreline, quicker clear up job. 76 san jose high temperatures today we got the upper 70's in the far east bay up to the north bay, a mixture of 70's. 64 going on for san francisco in 76 san jose next couple of days again monday. the cloud cover morning drizzle. yeah, but monday night tuesday, that's a shot of getting some rain. and this is only the first week of fall. so looks pretty good on that front. stephanie. >> a popular bay area music festival is coming back to san francisco. hardly strictly bluegrass kicks off starting next friday, promising an exciting lineup and lots of great tunes. joining us live now to share more is sheri sternberg, executive producer of the festival. good morning to you. good morning. yeah, thanks so much for joining us today. bright and early. >> little early for rock and

we're so happy to have used to tell us a bit about the festival and how you're feeling about it this year. >> feeling great about this year. you know what her 23rd year. we're really glad to be back in the park after a couple of the way for covid. had a really strong year last year we're building on that this year. all right. very exciting and glad to hear that. you know, what can >> people expect this year compared to maybe years past? well, i think it's important for us to keep it fresh. you know, even 23 years. and so. >> we've got a couple changes in terms stages the next generation of hellmann's have developed a new stage called horseshoe hill, which has a lot of things that we don't always have the opportunity to be able to present. it's a really great sort of wooded glade up in in the mclaren pass and they're doing some poetry up. there are some some, you know, really sort of special performances. it will be really nice and how he was decide who's going to be in the lineup every year.

>> you know, there's there's what eye color or usual suspects that back every harrison, steve earle, you know, lots of other folks. but buddy miller puts together cavalcade of and then we've got a music. your intern in chris porter, who really? because that music and tries to pay attention to what's going on. mix it all up gives us newman blue. >> love that. and would you say it's a blend of local and you know, people from outside the bay area. it's it's funny because a lot of times people come plan that we don't have enough local bands and >> you're looking at our roster this year. there's probably 11 or 12 bans from the bay area, including john craigie orchestra month soon. so it's really nice to be able to complement that with the national with national artists. wonderful. and, you know, this is something that attracts tens of thousands of people. lots of people are going to congregating in san francisco pretty soon. >> what should people plan ahead for if they're interested in coming out?

>> you know it. you never know about the weather and the park, especially. we call it our secret crew member because it's space and that it can be foggy and mysterious and it can be sunny and bright. and i'm the same at different during the same moment. so it's interesting. we always tell people to hydrate, unpack layers and prepared for sunshine and fog and all the rest are and how about parking and tickets to they need guard. our event is is has been so absolutely no we do have gates that we've had since 2019. so just be prepared that you made. we want to stand in line you know, just bring as little with you as possible and enjoy the day and pick, you know, bring a picnic with you or whatever you need. but we've also got concessions on site this year. we've got a general store for the first time a so you'll be able to get some sundries and some important things that you might forgotten are very good and to

any particular acts, you're especially excited about anyone that you. >> you highly recommend that people should not be missing out on. there's a lot and i knew this question was coming and i came up with a bunch of things. so >> that heskey brothers is probably one of the things i've been really looking forward to the most. leyla mccalla is coming to the event for the first time she played with us during the pandemic and we had her band, our native daughters booked and 2020 before things went south. so it's great to that that that's happening. rickie lee jones, which a lot of people are excited you know, she's been around a while and she's never played our that's always nice. when you get an musician coming for the first time, it's it's great for people to come out and support how can people get more information? see the lineup, the schedule of that. >> we've got our web site at hardly strictly bluegrass dot com. and we all recommend that you download the app so that your updated on the latest information, if anything changes, if we need to schiff stuff around for any reason that that that's on the app,

we're going to do some some fun things this year like giveaways, vintage giveaways to that. people can find horseshoe hill and make sure that they get to that space and time to see some good music. let's grade. speaking of good music. you also brought a with you today. walk us through a little bit about them and what they're going to be performing for us because they're going also be at the festival. absolutely. so lori is part of our family. she's been with event since here, too. she brought together a group of people called the bluegrass homecoming and she's played the as lori lewis in the right hands ever sense. and other different incarnations that he's brought to the event as she's doing the sun today i don't know about actually, but she's going to face a badge of for us and saying and it's really great to have she also she also carrots are our party's on saturday night and brings musicians together for great all right. fantastic. there's sheri sternberg. >> with hardly strictly bloop. bluegrass hardly strictly bluegrass. and that's kicking off starting next friday.

thank you so much for joining thank you. all right. well, that are performing. take it away. >> all right. here we are.

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businesses are expected to participate the marriott marquis hotel in san francisco is on the hook for 20 million dollars after a jury found the hotel failed to make accommodations for a long time. cause sears worker. according to the lawsuit, the employee suffered a spinal cord injury in 2014 and had to use a cane and prosthetics. you stop being able to work after renovations made it hard. his lawyer says to move in his work area. he quit in 2019 following the advice of his doctor. that worker is set to get 5 million dollars in pain and suffering damages and 15 million dollars in punitive damages. happening today, the city of martinez holds its first pride event. celebrations kick off at the martinez waterfront from 11 to 2 people can expect live music activity, booths and free food and drinks. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how a local school celebrated the oldest ranger to ever serve a oldest ranger to ever serve a national park.

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conditions for us today. hey, how's it going >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at some of the spare the air day today, but we'll see from some turbulence that will shake up. it looks like tomorrow and into early next week and that shakeup includes, oh, yeah. looks like some early rain coming our way. that's good. because the offshore winds we get after it, give us insulation from all about half moon bay. yeah. negotiating with this cloud cover. not unusual to see that, but we should see it open up for the afternoon. tomorrow is a little tougher order. however, oakland a's versus the tigers, some scattered clouds rolling back in again. that's that fog again. but scattered clouds will call a cool with upper 60's expected for your temperatures on balance. there it is on the big, more big map up in the northwest as our next storm system look out for this is relatively modest, but it's early in the season. so kind of we're celebrating lower 60's for much of the east bay, although antioch racing ahead at 66 59, san francisco and half moon bay, too. so 70 to 1 o'clock at 4. we'll try. 75 not bad on those temperatures. kind of mirror this for tomorrow. but a lot

more cloud cover to get through. that will be more aloft. not just the marine layer, maybe some drizzle for your monday morning. but again, the quote, bigger show should be monday night into tuesday morning. we'll have that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we continue our coverage on thursday's deadly shooting at a car service center in albany. authorities now calling it a case of domestic violence. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> the crime scene cleared at the toyota of berkeley service center a day after an employee was shot and killed at her workplace. you have. >> numerous witnesses that say they saw the suspect. she the one the alameda county sheriff's department called the shooting an act of domestic violence. according to police calls, began coming in just before 11, 15 thursday morning. >> from people inside the dealership on east shore highway in albany. the berkeley police department arrived on scene. >> shortly after they were first on scene. they responded as mutual aid. they made entry into the building.

>> and shots were fired according to berkeley mayor jesse arreguin. the suspect was shot and subdued by police. employee tells kron 4. the incident happened on the second floor. bullet holes could be seen from the aftermath of the police shooting. when you have situations where there are witnesses, you have to sort through, you know, their statements. >> the statement that will follow from the officers involved and put that together to determine what actually place. on friday, there was a skeleton crew on duty helping customers pick up their cars. >> we're told grief counselors will be provided in the coming days. >> that was kron four's gayle ong reporting for us this morning. authorities have not released the name of the victim or her exact relationship with the shooter. the taylor county is forming his first domestic violence taskforce following the deaths of several women kron four's. rob nesbitt has the details. >> san mateo county is seeing an increase of domestic violence cases in homicides.

the task force will work to figure out why and prevent future acts of violence. san mateo county supervisor noelia has become very familiar with the names of the women who have lost their lives to domestic violence. this year, francis liu many men >> event yes. and you end, it is and grace marie count and online fundraiser has been set up to help the family of use lopez hernandez. >> as well as francis liu cerro putting faces to the names of the 2 victims. i also had a chance to speak with elizabeth who rose, whose aunt grace marie kelly was killed just 3 weeks ago were struggling. and we're it's just it was a shock, complete shock and how it happened in the way she was murdered. according to the san mateo county da's office, kelly was shot to death by her boyfriend inside their daily city. home supervisor wants to stop the growing homicide list by forming the county's first domestic violence task force made up of 9 members working to remove the barriers that prevent victims from getting

help. >> focused on prevention and how we educate our community. how do for support for people that that need it and deserve safety. >> core is the only organization based in san mateo county that provides help to victims of domestic violence. charles heavily know from cora explained how often women and men fall victim. one of 4 women experience violence 1, 7 and then. >> it is like these are folks who reported. of course, there's always issue underreporting specially for male survivors. the new domestic violence taskforce will be made up of more than just those who work in domestic violence research and outreach. >> but also those who have been impacted and to have real lived experiences. people can be aware what to do with these type of situations. happen now to identify them. >> because sometimes the victim going to know their victims or fear that the perpetrator, their views are going to hurt they tell the truth. supervisor course, though, says the majority of women killed by domestic violence this year in san mateo county. we're latina women. she says that 25% of

the population in san mateo county is latin acts as she wants to make sure the task force is reaching out to all communities of all languages. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near lake tennis call. it happened just before 7.45. last night on broadway, the victim died at the scene. no word yet from authorities on a motive or a suspect and oakland police are investigating a stabbing at a bart station. it happened after midnight friday morning at the 19th street station. the victim is expected to be okay. police arrested a suspect. 44 year-old tamir edwards, he's been booked into the santa rita jail. daly city police department is offering free catalytic converter edging kits to the first 500 residents to sign up on the city's website. once you register, you get a confirmation email and be notified of when and where to pick up your kit. the hope is these kits make it easier to find the owner of any stolen converters and prosecute those

responsible for stealing that? a banana republic stores. francisco's embarcadero center is closing its doors for good. the state's the store's last day is today. the clothing company is planning on a new store at union square. the new location is set to open in october. we're following historic wildfires. several major home insurance companies either limited or pause their business in california, leaving many to scramble to find coverage. but as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us, state leaders have a plan they say will guarantee homeowners and fire risk areas remain insured. >> you're looking at an executive order just signed by governor gavin newsom for the governor. document allows insurance commissioner ricardo lot of to rapidly take action in response to the state's growing homeowners insurance crisis. in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and

farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. insurance companies expressing concerns they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities having a california that is not in trouble is not an option, but now insurance. commissioner ricardo, says new action and specifically a new deal with the major insurance companies will ensure they stay in the state and continue to covered. california an at-risk communities. this is when wind. it's a win for the industry and a win for consumers. up until now, home insurance companies in the state could only look to the past when deciding how to set their policy prices. but under the new plan that would change insurance companies would be allowed to consider future environmental risks and climate change impacts when setting their prices. critics have been quick to argue the deal will lead to increased premiums for homeowners in at-risk communities. but lot

of says the plan will guarantee all homeowners are protective. this is really a historic deal that puts us back on track and get says. >> to a place where getting much more availability of insurance for all insurance. consumers and senate minority leader republican brian jones said he appreciates the deal but wishes newsom. a lot of had acted sooner. as for other lawmakers here, well, the assembly is set to hold hearings on this very matter in the coming months of the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> with california senator alex padilla is introducing legislation. he says we'll make it easier for college students to access snap benefits if passed colleges and universities must notify students of their eligibility for benefits and provide the documents to apply around 700,000 students were eligible for these benefits, but just 127,000 actually got them. civil rights icon reid soskin turned 102 years old. happy birthday kron four's philippe

shows us how students at a local middle school celebrated the occasion. >> 102 years on this earth, a big deal to celebrate. and betty reid soskin says there is no secret to longevity. i maybe. >> because i came into the room as a surprise and that stuff only way. until now. i had no idea have none. one could point to the accomplished life. she has lived. she retired as the oldest living national park service ranger. >> she has owned a record store authored books and has been honored by president barack obama and girls college in oakland. >> has integrity. and he's really push the boundaries and students appreciate the path's. austin has paid for them, especially young girls

inspired by her story. she is someone that is truly lived out her purpose. >> and whenever you have someone like that, these are people that are important to the community. they live out their purpose to someone that every a woman and man can lay saw skin still looks forward to getting up every day. having survived a stroke in 2019, her family is in good health and she is in great spirits. >> taking life as it comes one day at a time. i've always taken. >> every as it comes. i don't know any other way. no reason to change its work for 102 years and counting in el sobrante. djegal all kron. 4 >> pretty in her 20's storm were to all right next to a few days. we've got 77 going on by sunday monday at 76. >> coming up and they can have the 4 zone forecast for you and the extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the richmond bridge this morning. traffic moving along quite smoothly out there. and it's not looking too in terms you know, whether you want to head in this direction, if you're planning on a little road trip. but let's check in now with day for more on the weather conditions. i know that the air quality has been an ongoing issue. yeah, and you can see that picture there

to stephanie that >> they have the haven't quite cleared out yet because you can see too much in the way of shadows. but looks like tomorrow. that will be much of an issue going forward. another tropical system, yao feely. a tropical storm now expected to move up the east coast, quite to new england should bypass that and head out to sea before it makes it up to massachusetts. but stormy action with heavy rain is expected with all of this. meanwhile, there's yet another system you probably hear about that blob out there. good news is with this guy. both models agree staying away from american coast. got for monday. tuesday at 67 up to tahoe. if they get grazed by a shower monday night, it looks like that will be on the monday night time period and clear up in time on tuesday. so relatively modestly impact. here's a view outside our windows. you get a general idea. we're still dealing with that hazy sunshine. now, some of this is also the spare the air day reason. it is the smoke but also haven't cleared out this fog just longer range

forecast models here comes now before it gets here. it thickens up that marine layer so sunday night monday might have some of the coastal drizzle in all then monday night comes our front. now, this time of year, you don't usually get stuff like this coming in from the northwest like this. so this is nice to the side of things to come. there does appear to be in the back side. some offshore winds that will probably be off towards our east now, maybe solano county might be impacted by that, but most likely will be central valley. again, that will be after getting some rain. so that cpmight help give us some defense, too. with all of that. by wednesday, there is another weak front that passes. it just keeps our temperatures pretty much the same. we don't get much moisture out of it or any then next weekend looks like another system look out for 2. so things are looking up. checking your 4 zone forecast out comes in like this. 64 san francisco will do the lower 60's off towards the coast and afternoon clearing it looks like 70 for burning game. 72 foster city, palo alto at 74 in the south bay mid to some upper 70's. but lower 70's

east bay shoreline out to the east bay tri valley, middle to upper 70's. the same expected tomorrow. but this is where some 80's will return next week. 64 for berkeley. 65 allay 75 fairfield. and we should do about a 75. also for santa rosa. next couple of days. again, the thing we're watching monday night into tuesday. yeah, that's our shot from rain. temperatures approach about 80 again for highs expected on wednesday and the finnish off much of the rest the week. so it's kind of like a goldilocks forecast. you're not too bad at all that and we get a little treat of getting some are rain, particularly if we get those offshore winds in tuesday afternoon wednesday, ok? all right. so some good things to keep away to be aware of we. >> head into those colder months and in a sign of things to come already getting some rain over okay. all right. thank you so much, dave. >> all right. well, happening today is the 39th annual california coastal cleanup day that event bringing out thousands of people to clean up trash on our beaches. organizers are hoping the volunteer count gets back to

pre-pandemic levels. there are more than 700 official cleanup sites statewide. most bay area beaches are on that list, including ocean beach stinson beach baker beach and beaches in the marin headlands event. organizers say the amount of garbage that builds up on beaches is always shocking. >> we do run cleanups throughout the year, but this is the one time each year that we ask eve body in california, no matter where you may live, it turned out to your local waterway and clean up whatever you can find before the winter rains come. once those rains come. >> all of that trash will float. it will travel and eventually it will pollute our ocean there. there are lots of usual, unusual item to unfortunately like laptop computers, wedding dresses, things that might tell a story what person who lost it. was thinking, but the really weird does pop up every now and

again, we found a a car hollowed out pumpkin that was filled with hard boiled one year in los angeles county. >> organizers hope to clean up 200 tons of trash by the end of the day. in the north bay, police arrested 2 high school students allegedly found with a loaded gun. santa rosa. police say the 15 year-old were taken into custody after police got a tip. students were planning a shooting at montgomery high. police say one of the previous students had a previous arrest for having a concealed loaded handgun in a park earlier this year, both students were booked into juvenile hall. this is the latest in a series of problems at montgomery high school earlier this week, a student was arrested for bringing a fake gun onto campus. and earlier this year, another student was fatally stabbed inside of a classroom. the forty-niners are undefeated after thursday night's game. but it's what's happened in the stands that got a lot of attention. a viral video capturing a brawl

between several fans from forces. video has more on that. >> there was violence in the stands at levi's stadium during thursday night's 40 niner game against the new york giants. and as you can see, it was recorded on cell phone video with the video. be good. you see 2 women fighting in the stairs of the aisles between the seats. a couple of guys get involved, pulling hair, kicking and throwing punches judging by the clothing. it appears that these are forty-niners fans in this video who for some reason were fighting among themselves. no new york giants fans involved from what we see here. video also shows onlookers standing up their seats watching this all play out some with their cell phones in their hands, recording them a this is just the latest that the violence between people attending a sporting event that levi stadium. >> back in july, a soccer fan

was injured and hospitalized following a stabbing incident while attending a gold cup soccer match between mexico and utah. forty-niners and raiders fans were also seen fighting across from levi stadium here inside this in and out burger following a preseason football game. officials at levi's stadium in the santa clara police department released a joint statement regarding safety and security that reads, quote, levi's stadium in the santa clara police department remain unwaveringly committed to stadium security and work collaboratively to create a safe environment for all we have 0 tolerance for violence of any kind. anyone engaging in violent will be ejected from the stadium and potentially face a ban from future events and legal consequences just as the perpetrators did last quote. has let you run for news? >> governor gavin newsom

vetoed a bill that would required a person to be present in self-driving trucks weighing more than 10,000 pounds. more than 1500 truck drivers in advocates took to the capitol tuesday to demand. newsom signed the bill, the california labor federation responded to the governor's veto, arguing the move will cost jobs and make the roads more dangerous. governor newsom also vetoed a bill that require judges to consider a parent's acceptance of their child's identity in custody, disputes their child's gender or identity rather. in a statement, newsom said, quote, i appreciate the passion and values that led the offer. solano county democratic assembly member lori wilson to introduce this bill. going on to urge caution when the executive and legislative branches attempt to dictate lead legal standards for the judicial branch to apply. congress could soon make it easier for cannabis companies to access business banking services. but some lawmakers are worried this could open the door to legalizing

marijuana nationwide. kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> a group of democratic and republican senators want to give cannabis companies access to banks and other financial services. if you are creating a cash society, you're creating a security problem. under current federal law, providing such servrces a strictly regulated, leaving many businesses without access to bank accounts of the west. virginia republican senator shelley moore capito has not taken a position on the safe banking bill. she says there is a need for protections for this industry. help these banks feel more secure and marijuana businesses for medical marijuana. the new cannabis bill comes just weeks after the biden administration recommended that marijuana be reclassified under federal drug laws. >> it is really critical to understand with the sciences and when you move forward from direction. >> the administration wants to

be re categorizes a lower jewel 3 controlled substance like anabolic steroids or ketamine national drug control policy. director doctor, i'll cook just says current laws disproportionately affect minorities. we know that the policies of the past have not but capital says she opposes any federal legalization of marijuana. i believe that pot leads to bigger drug use heavier drug use reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> as we head to break for the weekend, it is muni heritage weekend in san francisco kicks off at 10 this morning on stewart street near the ferry building. we can ride special vintage transit vehicles. they're also be exhibits in kids games. this is great to kids games. this is great to attend.

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>> and a programming reminder. kron 4 is the various whole for acc football. preparations now underway for this afternoon's matchup between wake forest and georgia tech. both teams are looking for their first conference victory of the season. if you watch every minute of the action starting at 3.30, this afternoon right here on kron 4. >> okay. stephanie says we have little bit of extra time. let's go ahead. and rick leo, can we go back to tracker? real quick is a possible just a since we have extra time not thank you. just want to show his real quick us us company. we talk about some rain coming our way to first of all, that front has to get here. thinking up that marine layer a little bit. we have some scattered clouds tomorrow and maybe some drizzle start your monday monday night looks like our shot for rain is going to happen here. projections on this thing half of an inch. absolute total way up in the

north bay. but for much of the breath of the bay, maybe a dime door quarter on secondary front on wednesday. it's just some scattered clouds which you got to watch. that was on the backside of these things. you get the offshore wind. so that's why with the consolation of some showers, that's 2 thumbs up. check it out. 7 day forecast now lot of 70's on their early in the week, particularly we get to wednesday on to the end and we should probably see numbers a little warmer that may be about 80 or so. lots of sunshine. nice fall-like weather and so forth makes you almost want to break some leaves. if you had many in your next your backyard there. so something to keep in mind in and fall got here last night, by the way, 11, 50 our east coast had little later so they didn't get any fall yesterday. >> a big pumpkin spice sky. you want do that, yes, i mean, that's it's the seas. that's right for this. that, too. yeah. fall advisors inc. thanks very much, david. appreciate all of that. and thank you to all of you for joining us here at kron 4 weekend morning news with see you back here tomorrow at 7.

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