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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september, the 24th and we're going to start with a quick look at the weather. this is a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. looking a bit chilly out there and quite a bit of traffic on the roadways at this hour at 07:00am. this sunday. let's take a look now at current temperatures this morning as well. looking pretty chilly out there. livermore in antioch. hey, we're starting to warm up just a bit at 59 oakland as well. hopefully things will start to pick up as we start to see the sunshine emerge as we further into the day. in the east bay, one person is dead and 2 others injured after a series of stabbing attacks in berkeley. police say they have the attacker in custody. that person's name has not been released. this all happened yesterday afternoon on

overlook road berkeley. police say they responded to a report of a victim being chased by someone with a knife. police got to the scene, they found a woman stabbed to death. 2 other victims, a man and woman were also found with stab wounds. officers say the attacker drove off in a stolen car after a brief chase, the man was arrested. the investigation is ongoing. police also investigating an armed robbery. it happened just blocks away from the uc berkeley campus saturday afternoon. police say a person with a gun approached a woman walking down warring street near the corner of dwight way. and the clark kerr campus buildings. police say the person took the woman's bag before speeding off in a dark gray car. well, meanwhile, oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened just before 8 o'clock last night. video from the citizen app shows police activity on 98th avenue and lawler street near the las neighborhood. the victim was

taken to a hospital. no word yet on how they're doing. no arrests made yet. francisco a big encampment fire near ucsf children's hospital is finally under control. >> this is video from the citizen app. the fire started burning near 2.80 or rather under 2.80, near mariposa street. as you can see there, we're told the flames spread to nearby brush, but it's all since been knocked down. no one was injured. starting tomorrow. free covid tests are coming back. the biden administration is digging into their stockpiles to restart their free test program. >> kron kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> starting monday, u.s. households can order covid tests for free. again, we think it's really important to prevent the spread of covid for people to be able to test to know whether they have it or not. the biden administration is restarting the website covid tests dot gov so that americans can order up to 4 free tests per household and their pain. 600 million dollars to various

u.s. manufacturers to make more tests. health department official dawn o'connell says that's a strategic investment to have this domestic manufacturing capability and invest in our dollars now and that to have covid test when we need them. but also to have the capability to manufacture future test. but people's attitudes abo and people move indoors with the changing seasons, we could see another covid uptick. the way we make it something that doesn't disrupt our lives is to use the tools of science and medicine have given us to make our lives easier to navigate in a world where covid-19 is an ever-present threat. even if there is less public concern. what's important us is that we make the tool available. we think it's a critically important. >> arrow that we have in our quiver to protect the american people. when it comes to

prevention. doctor adalja says convenience does make a difference. the easier it is for people to test and to know their status, the easier it is for them to take the correct action in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> the 36 annual pacific coast fog fest wraps up today in pacifica, people gathered at the coast saturday to raise funds for local community groups enjoying live music, food vendors. >> arts and crafts foods and the annual parade. if you happened to miss out on the fun yesterday, just head over to paul meadow avenue today from 10:00am to 06:00pm. san francisco residents are celebrating 150 years of cable cars. it is officially muni heritage weekend. >> the sfmta is inviting people to take a journey through time in vintage transit cars like these. wow. these unique rides roll through the streets all weekend long. it is free to catch a ride. they're also educational exhibits and kids games near the ferry building and embarcadero plaza. we spoke with some people who

took part in the >> this year's 100 50th anniversary of cable cars which were invented here by andrew. how a t and even though we think of them as climbing halfway to the stars up steep hills today in those days. >> cable cars went everywhere on flat ground as well as hills. they because they were twice as fast as the horse rail cars they replaced and that allowed people who lived twice as far from downtown and still get downtown and the same amount of time. >> you can catch the event today from 10:00am to 04:00pm. >> well, bart legacy trains are no longer in service, but not all cars are heading for the scrap heap. one bay area man is on a mission to bring new life to an old car to a special project in the sierra foothills. watch. >> you know, bart is obviously a and that whole process rolling out a set of new train

replacing a retiring. you'll want to miss the looking at one probably just said, hey. >> what are they going to old trains and, you know, learned that they had set up this whole proposal and application process. >> to try to, you know, do some sort of creative reuse and give these trains a second life. and it just seemed like such neat thing, too, trying to take kind that. and led us to where we are now. when lee. travel and, you know, go with a kid, it's it's really fun to do is kind go somewhere with friends of ours, you know, like you to 3 families having to other type of thing. so so we thought basically building something that we could use ourselves. but, you know, still got to work respect again when every tying up there. so we are planning to kind of part-time vacation, rental it. you know, like i have actually mixed feelings about vacation rentals and things like that because housing shortage in california

cost of living and things like that. and we're actually trying to be mindful of that and, >> you with the chain link team like >> thing people want >> be able to stay kind feel the sense of responsibility. and we because so few of them are getting creative in any way trying to go for and kind of that midcentury space age monitor and >> but crossed with cabin in the take the field. and ben, even collecting michael pamphlets from the 70's about i kind of want to, you know, have that on the walls. and, you know, so some people can, you know, see about this transit system in these chains that used to be used in the bay area. it's really need in the way that a place that was literally used for rapid transit. wright is going to become a place where we can go. people can go and slow down. >> we also says the final details are still being worked out. but yes, that he's hoping

to start construction in the spring and have the bart large up and running by summer 2025. what a neat project happening today. a traditional polynesian voyaging canoe is coming to san francisco. the legendary hokulea canoe docked in sausalito last week. crew with the double hold as you can see, right there are working to revive the lost art of polynesian voyaging. a free event happens today at noon and aquatic park with cultural attributes. this all part of a four-year voyage of the pacific ocean for this ship that started alaska in the summer. the canoe plans to stop at nearly 100 indigenous territories with the goal of teaching people about the importance of caring for our planet. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area restaurant cooks up all kinds of dishes. >> using one locally popular fish. plus, a possible government shutdown could be getting closer. more on who could be impacted the most.

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>> all right. when you hear anchovy, maybe caesar salad or pizza toppings come to mind. but for fans of the fish, there's now more to love this morning on dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to show be bar in san francisco. >> the little fish that's bait for bigger fish is having a moment. and joey is a lot more than just pizza tossing it is a true delicacy here at anchovy bar in san francisco

and show these are all the rage. yeah. pretty obsessed the award-winning husband wife team from the popular state bird provisions and the progress devoted to the humble anchovy silvery fish that's local and plentiful there. so fresh you can smell the bay. nicole krasinski says it's pulled fresh from the bay every day. this is a real anchovy bar. favorite stewart rios, a calls on must try. it's the lyme bay fresh anchovies on warm butter toast. this is something that is very sustainable, very healthy. >> and incredible to and just so she can order up a seafood tower with hog island, oysters and fresh clams or slurred. this the anchovy bar oyster shooter, one of the few hot dishes anchovies purgatory is what they call it. there are any number of perfect wines to pair with your fish dish and ready for this. and showed the bar ice cream sundae.

anchovies candy anchovies, of course, anchovy bar raising the bar on the tiny fish that's both sustainable and sensational. it's san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news wolf and show the ice cream. vicki gets the best assignments. >> well, taking a live look now at san francisco from our mount tam camera. glorious view of the bay area. from this perspective here this sunday, september, the 24th welcome to kron 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. at 7.13. let's take a look at the current temperatures this morning. you know, still holding steady compared to the top of the hour. 7.13, again. i mean, it's a 59 degrees out in oakland. 59 in hayward, 58 in san francisco, 59 in half moon bay. 55 palo alto. so wherever you are in the bay area, if you're getting up now best wrap a blanket around your shoulders, dress in layers. if you plan step outside. well,

san jose police are looking for a driver who struck 3 people out walking and happened. 2 o'clock saturday morning at a parking lot near alum rock avenue and stuart avenue. officers found 3 people who had been hit. the driver had left the scene. the condition of the victims is unknown. police are still investigating. in national news. we're now less than a week away from potential government shutdown if the clock strikes midnight on september, 30th before congress passes a spending deal, the federal government will shut down hundreds of thousands of people would be put on temporary leave without pay, but some essential services would continue, including things like border protection. federal law enforcement, tsa, an air traffic control and they would all be required to work without pay if that shutdown happens. if the federal workforce isn't getting paid. members of congress shouldn't get paid either members of congress shouldn't get paid. if they don't do their job.

>> several lawmakers have introduced the no budget, no pay at saying a federal funding freezes. so do lawmakers checks, transportation secretary pete buttigieg warned congress that critical training programs would be halted. attorney general merrick garland saying a shutdown would disrupt the department of justice. some hopeful signs this morning in negotiations between the writers guild of america and the hollywood studios. the big 4 of studio bosses are believed to be approving final touches to the agreement. according to variety magazine. and industry insider says the talks are mainly down to language now and that negotiations are in the homestretch. writers and actors have been fighting for better streaming residuals and ai regulation. those on the picket line say they're feeling encouraged about the talks. >> you know, for 5 months the ceos have been missing. they've been on their vacations on their yachts while 144 days, members have been getting people have been at risk of losing their homes over the last few days.

there's more mended fences. there's been more of a more momentum both sides to get a deal done. >> members of the writers guild have been on the picket lines now for 145 days. i mean, time the united auto workers strike is expanding to 38 locations in 20 states. the strikes escalation targeting parts distribution facilities for 2 of the big 3 automakers. union members now demanding a 40% wage increase over the next 4 years. automakers have only agreed to about half of that so far, ford is not being targeted in this portion of the strike because the union says they've made progress with the company in contract negotiations. president biden is expected to meet with striking workers on tuesday. governor gavin newsom issued several vetoes friday night. one of them, including a bill requiring judges to consider children's gender identities in custody. disputes san

francisco state senator scott wiener, coauthor that bill, he spoke with kron 4 last night about the governor's veto. >> this is really project and particularly tragic because governor newsom for decades, he's been for the lgbtq community. a true so really disappointed that up to code this important legislation. much, you know, all it did was just to make it really clear. but if you're already out force in a custody dispute, which is never a pretty situation. new half transgender kids and you have one parent support could one parent who is hostile to kids being transgender. that would be determinative. but of the many, many factors that a court to consider the custody case. that would also be one

of the shot. it's really just tragic that the governor vetoed this focus. this is really about the health and well-being of these children have. it's about california needing to send a powerful message to the rest of the country that has red states and toxic trans kids. california gets to have their backs. >> senator winner went on to say that despite strong support in both the state assembly and the state senate. he does not expect the legislature to overturn the governor's veto. the second gop presidential debate is set to take place wednesday in southern california. 6 candidates are set to appear at that debate being held in simi valley. former president donald trump does not plan on attending. governor gavin newsom said he will also be there. he says, to push back on any extreme rhetoric. >> well, that's 2 girls across the bay area spent the day

with women, an aircraft for girls in aviation day. >> united airlines welcome. more than a dozen students for a tour of different departments at sfo and share more about careers in aviation. truly inspiring day. i'm we'll be right back with more news after the break.

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multi-million dollar construction. plan is planned is expected, rather for a 70 acre property near shiloh regional park. the hearing starts wednesday night at 6. the teen violence prevention program old school cafe hosted their annual harlem renaissance galley yesterday. the organization is dedicated to giving formally incarcerated teens and young adults in foster care with job training and mentorship opportunities. the event helped raise money for the program. >> everyone that you see here in the red shirt that the young person that made a commitment, you know, they said whatever was going on in the past, i'm making a choice them in just a different we would rather you come and work for and we're going to pay you when you make money doing you know, work that is beneficial your other making money out there. >> to learn more about the program or to apply online. you can visit old school cafe dot org. we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month here at kron 4 today we

meet a group of women challenges, stereotypes and captivating audiences. one show at a time. rob was amanda hari introduces us to an all female mariachi band. >> 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 name for clase his and really a child 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 mean for cs 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 led them on 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. last? the fun just proud of. >> part of the whole training that we how does. >> 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.

>> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a decision from a federal judge delivers a setback for gun control advocates. as we head to break for the weekend to check out the 19th annual coal valley. fair in san francisco starts at 10 this morning at carl and grattan streets featuring arts and crafts, food, live music and vintage cars. sounds fun. it's free to attend.

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news prices still rising at the gas pump. just how much longer experts say those high prices could last. and the

white house announcing a major plan to combat gun violence across our country. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a look at the conditions outside now taking a live look now at coit tower. let's get that image up right now. and you could see. well, it's looking pretty chilly out there. overcast. just a slight hint of a breeze those leaves on the left-hand side of your screen right there. looking like a good day to have a jacket on. if you're planning for a stroll around san francisco at this hour. taking a look at temperatures right now as well. looking pretty chilly out there in novato. 48 degrees. 51 in livermore. 56 in antioch and just a bit warmer out there for you in hayward and oakland as well. 59 degrees and a san jose as well too. happening now. if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans has closed northbound highway 87 for major repair work.

>> overs tiffany justice is live for us now in san jose with more on what we need to know any. >> good morning. yes, state route 87 remains closed this morning. they're still working on it. joining us right now is victor, with count transit. talk more about the progress they've been making with the road closure in construction and was commuters drivers can expect when it comes to monday. good morning to good morning. thank you for having me. appreciate it. so how's the construction work going on state route? 87 construction is going great. we're very happy with the lane to is almost completely. 3 is underway and the temporary striping is happening today as you might just going into why this project was started. what was in need? >> the project was started for state route 87 because we needed to repair and improve the ride quality on state route. 87 between 85 and so it was just it was time to make those improvements. and as as we move forward and you know, it's sunday morning at this point, the projects started friday night at 9. what are we

going to expect moving we're going to expect a successful opening monday morning at 05:00am. remember, this is just northbound will come back in october the south okay. >> let's talk more about the southbound lanes. what can we expect when that comes around? same thing southbound will be closed. october 20th the weekend october. 20th. >> it will just be the area of state route. 87 and it will be the same closures, insane detours. and what are the detours? let's talk back about northbound and then mention southbound. but the detours for the north northbound construction yet detours have been for state route. 85 17 2.80, and so far so good. we haven't had too many major backups. so we're very happy with impacts on the on state rocks. >> and when it comes to the southbound construction, what is that going to look like? and what are the detours going to be without the detours will just be the reverse. it would be the opposite. so we do have the map. i make sure to send

that everyone >> it will still be 17, 85, 101, in a the work has continued progress has been made and a driver should be able to use it come monday, correct? on monday, right in time for the commute. and if they have any concerns, what where should they go and look for more information, go to sr 87 pay pa ve dot com. that's our project website. there's photos is live video and there's all the project updates victor, thank you so much for joining us live this morning to tell us more about the project in the progress. all right, stephanie, i'm gonna send it back to studio. alright, tiffany, thank you so much for that thorough updated information. we appreciate it. >> vallejo police continue their investigation of a fatal shooting that left a 2 year-old dead. this happening friday morning at a home in hammer avenue just south of 7.80. the toddler's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police say they're still working to confirm if this was a crime or an accident. a federal judge

overturned california's ban on large capacity magazines in his ruling. the judge wrote, quote, based on the text history and tradition of the second amendment, this law is unconstitutional. state attorney general rob bonta has 10 days now to appeal the decision in a statement bonta called the ruling a quote, incredibly dangerous mistake. the same judge overturned that ban in 2019. president biden is creating the white house's first-ever office of gun violence prevention. he says it will strengthen existing laws and support gun safety legislation at the state level. our dc correspondent jessi tenure has more. >> do something. something president biden says. that's the plea he hears after every mass shooting in the country and friday. the president says his administration is taking action. we're going centralize accelerate tense of our work to save more lives more quickly. the white house's first-ever office of gun violence prevention will tackle the issue from the

federal state and local levels. >> working on policy like an assault weapons ban as well as community-based approaches, like improving mental health resources. vice president harris will oversee the new office on this issue. we do not have a moment to spare. >> nor a life to spare. gun safety advocates have urged the white house to create an office like this for years. so many families are devastated by ugliness gun violence and the truth is it is a public health crisis, an epidemic. one of those families, the rubio's lost their daughter in the uvalde mass shooting. >> they say the most important thing for the office to do is bring people like them to the table. when you can feel our pain, that's when you're going to put the most effort into making a difference. congress passed a bipartisan package of modest gun safety measures last year. but republicans like utah congressman burgess owens still largely oppose democrats proposals. they legislate away the comments as tools for black americans to

protect themselves in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> president biden arrives in the bay area on tuesday. the white house says the president will be in san francisco for a meeting with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. the president is also expected to attend to campaign events. meantime, first lady doctor jill biden has been on the west coast this weekend drumming up support for the president's 2020 for re-election bid. the first lady attended a biden victory fund event in burbank. she spoke about her husband's leadership milestones passing climate change legislation and appoint justice ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. well, your money this morning, prices continue to rise at the pump. let's take a look at numbers across the bay area now on your screen. there. the highest price is now in napa at around $5. and 76 a gallon. sandra fell not too far behind at 5 bucks and $0.69 a gallon the vallejo fairfield area with the cheapest gas now at

$5 and $0.54 a gallon. brian will reports on why we're seeing gas prices skyrocket. >> this is usually the time year we start seeing prices go down because demand is going down the summer driving season is over. we're not seeing that. john trainor with triple a says this is because the global oil market is high at $90. a barrel and half of what you're paying at the pump is determined by this. and for many it hurts. i'm paying more in gas. then. >> i am in rent at this point since allyson summers drives to work, really just cuts into my profits of the end of the month and what i'm able to spend. so i'm really cutting back on a lot of things that i usually wouldn't have to others getting creative to save some money. >> like ali issa and her husband using most of their gas to take their kids to school. you guys just kind of rolled into >> bridge where we're trying to save money. but the gas

prices were so high right now, gas is in lower demand and good supply. >> but an active hurricane season is also helping drive up. the prices were not getting the break that usually that. >> that will come to. the real stuff there will be some relief coming when the winter blend of gas gets mixed in at the end of october, trainer says there are things you can do right now to save what gas is people answer why like commute for work. they try to work from home or but many drivers still have sticker shock while we didn't realize how expensive it was. just today, i think the last time we had was that for $4, i want to sell my vehicle at this point and it brian will. >> well, you can find anything on tiktok. it seems like these days, including stories of hispanic heritage. one man from northern virginia is using the platform to inform inspire hundreds of thousands of people across the globe. mark mister le show shares his story with us.

>> so as you guys know, i'm the right now. it's one of the beauties of social i'm in peru right now. the chance to show off places countless people can experience through iphone lens. but most importantly for tiktok or anthony with ata, it's a chance to teach. that's kind my goal just to keep educating people like a funny way. it makes them do like for the exploration and select their own interests that went on to daniels and somebody is making a sign that they put something on the site called shimon ortiz months. some people that and it's similar but not the same. and yes, we mix it with rice because it's better known as tony, but best known as i tony bar on tiktok has grown a pandemic era hobby into a legitimate platform. now with nearly half a million followers, all of whom know by now he is unapologetic when it comes to politics to cable, she's bright. and when it comes to his hey, i was going to that has let his like i know people are going to like wall and but like i don't really like that. feel your

fall it. every time i talk about it, they always are in the comments like roaches like, how dare you? how dare you? but it's that honesty and personality that tony believe sets him apart, helping to increase the number of people who check out his platform anytime someone a surprise from the dmv always get so confused. feel like i never shut up about being from virginia. tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including his own, his mother itself, a door in his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lots of comings like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, wow, like i'm not like a teacher anything, but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, they're like a white american are like someone has just completely like not that, you know. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really

having fun. it's make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center that it is mexican population in from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they were just amazing and some that were as look at dishing on pop culture. but some videos get tony is a recent university of virginia law who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war, but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even

if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got let you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters comment. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants are in action against the dodgers in action against the dodgers and both cal

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>> apple is going green for this year's iphone launch. it's not just a color of the phone. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> iphone 15 models are now

available. we're going to get them connected, activated and ready to call right here in the store. one of the most common questions is whether to go to your wireless carrier or to the apple store. anything you can do it, your carrier. we can do that at the apple store this year for new models of the iphone 15 and although green is a color choice, it's also a major push from apple to make its products carbon neutral by 2030, on the form on those who use more recycled content ever before, including 100% recycled cobalt in the battery, is a plus for apple's iphone 15 15 plus have a new 48 megapixel camera. plus, a pill shaped info center called dynamic island. but it's a really easy customers to get use for the nuggets of information without having to go to the app pro models. get a new titanium frame. these are our lightest promoters ever. many customers them up. feel the difference. there's also a customizable action by that replaces the ringer switch and the top of the line

pro max has 5 all of the phones feature a usb-c connection instead of lightning. the new cable comes in the box. so it's really worth the time. the new phones and watches coming fiber-based packaging and many watch fans are made from recycled materials since apple is no longer selling leather. they've created a new material called find lovin. it feels really premium touch. but he's also you have iphone 15 model start at $800. the pro model start at $1000. customers can trade in their old phone and receive up to $650 and credit which they can apply that or is there purchase they are going to be huge upgrade for everyone and especially customers who may filled on older iphone models. like i've been 11 12, i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now outside at the embarcadero, the san francisco this it's looking pretty chilly out there 7.46.

this sunday morning temperatures right now. mean, it makes sense for this time of day looking pretty cold out there. 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay and also 59 degrees further inland in san jose. looking at 51 for livermore and 56 for antioch, santa rosa, you're going to see 54 degrees. if you're stepping outside at the moment. right now, americans face credit card interest rates, upwards of 20%. the issue is prompting calls for action in washington. our dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >> credit card interest rates are at record highs. are seeing triple trouble. basically. ted rossman is a financial analyst with bankrate. we're seeing more doubt higher interest rates and more people carrying that debt with federal reserve raising interest rates to cool inflation on average, americans are paying more than 20% in credit card interest each month. that is just outrageous. republican missouri senator josh hawley

says struggling americans need a break. people can't afford to pay that. he's introducing legislation to cap credit card interest rate that 18%. that is more than enough profit for these companies to make. and it would really give working people shot. but rossman says the cap will do little to help alleviate financial stress. honestly, if it's 16% or 18 or or 22, it almost doesn't matter just because they're al6 high. financial experts say consumers in a bind should consider using 0 interests, introductory rate cards to pay down their debt. percent balance transfer cards. >> last as long as 21 months, you have almost 2 years with no interest that's a tremendous tail. and ross says he does not anticipate average rates to drop anytime soon. we remain strongly committed. >> to bringing inflation back down to our 2% goal. >> while the federal reserve chose not to raise rates in september as inflation lingers, central bank is signaling another rate hike

before the end of the year. in washington, raquel martin. >> now to bay area sports, the giants in action against the dodgers in callan, stanford, both taking on conference opponents this weekend. four's erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, the giants got a huge win friday night, but they have no room for error at this point in the season. they need as many ways as possible as they try to stay in the wild card race and they continue last night. giants fans travel well on saturday for the rivalry matchup against the dodgers, they didn't expect a guy to be out there, though. clayton kershaw was out there on the map for game 2 of the series ravine. so let's talk about he was in prime form, kershaw pitched 5 innings of shutout ball. he gave up only 2 hits and 5 strikeouts what he had now he had mitch haniger right there striking out swinging on that one. the dodgers got one to nothing in the 3rd with 2 on and 2 out.

jd martinez slices a line under right, louise might do as he tries for the diving catch, but he can't come up with that in 2 runs. come in to score the dodgers. they then go up 3 to nothing and the dodgers staff. they should down the giants wind 7 to nothing was the final. >> the giants chances to get into the playoffs is on life support right now. as you can imagine, not a good place to be and i'm sure it's very uncomfortable. now the tigers and a's on the other hand, comfortable day of weather, especially ford and a daughter out there. the ballpark. the a's down one to 0 early. but in the 3rd, a man course easy. it's a high fly deep to left inland in the bleachers. that was his 5th homer of the season. now the a's they take a 2 to one lead at that point. the a's never gave up that lead to win in this one. it was a 4 to one final and they look to sweep the tigers. today for the final home game of the season. meanwhile, the cal bears the things they were up against a huge undertaking today traveling washington to face the undefeated huskies.

>> with their heisman trophy candidate quarterback michael penix junior who is putting up outrageous numbers right now for the huskies now pending did not disappoint the home crowd right before the end of the half, he goes back to pass and hits romo doomsday right there for the perfect 35 yard pass and the score. >> and they route this one. very easily penix was 19 of 25 304 yards and 4 touchdowns. the huskies they went on to win. 59 to 32, not even close the bear. they dropped 2, 2, while the huskies move 4 and oh, on the season now, arizona visited stanford down at the forum today where you'll find that guy, christian mccaffrey, who was on the sideline cheering on his alma mater. now, the cardinal lead 10 to 7 at the half. arizona took a 14 to 10 lead in the 3rd dan for that came right and on a first and goal from the one sedrick irvin runs inside 5 know roman bounces to the outside. for the go ahead. touchdown. and with the cardinal, they retake the lead 17 to 14. now the 4th

quarter, arizona has a second and goal from dj williams bullies his way into the end zone. that proved to be the game winner. now. stanford added a late field goal, but it was not enough. stanford loses this one into fashion. 21 to 20, they dropped one and 3 on the season. meanwhile, live got stories happening in chicago this week at rich harvest farms leaderboard around best. round one. and then round 2 was much different. that's where you'll find guy. sebastian, you know that the top of the leaderboard par 4 5th hole here. he lays it right up next to the cup and is able to fall for eagle. munoz shot 8 under 63 in round 2. he 3 had a street. 3 stroke lead heading into today's final round, which you can catch right here on kron 4, starting at 11 for now. it to you at the all right, aaron, thank you. as we head to break for the weekend, there is the mid autumn festival in no break. it starts at 10 this morning in the downtown area.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news. a police investigation is underway after a fatal berkeley stabbing. and northbound highway. 87 in san jose is close. tell you can get around this detour. coming b up on the kron morning news. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, september. the 24th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with brittany begley. a i'm keeping a live look at everything this morning. those weather conditions really going to be about cloudy

conditions inland. it's going pick up. so those temperatures are going to be off to a chilly start. but little bit later on, it's going to really start to fill breezy. so everything you need to know as we take a live look outside. yes, cloudy conditions, some foggy conditions going around for about the next hour or 2. you can see that right there up to the north places like santa rosa. you're still going to see some foggy conditions. all right, here at the 8 o'clock hour and some patchy fog in downtown things will slowly start to look better around 10, but we're still going to have those cloudy conditions throughout the day. those temperatures down to the south to us could be just a little bit chillier compared to yesterday up to the north, places like napa. you're going to see a little bit of a warm-up. but again, it's going to be that breeze dropping down that feels like temperature. and as we fast forward your clock, especially in lee with that delta breeze, we're going to be about the 50's 60's, but you can see the wind gusts of 70 miles per hour. really going to make it feel a little bit chillier than what it actually those gusts reaching up to 20 miles per hour. so this afternoon it's going to be ok y. but then those wind gusts pick up making it feel chilly. just telling you as you plan your

day temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 57 oakland, 59 san jose. 59 in livermore. 53 conquered 54 and santa rosa. 55. but what about your hour by hour forecast going to help plan your sunday forecast and it looks like it's going to be foggy on monday. i'll break it all down for you coming up next. all right, brittney, thank you. in the east bay, one person is dead and 2 others injured after a series of stabbing attacks in berkeley. >> police say they have the attacker in custody. that person's name has not been released. this all happened yesterday afternoon overlook road berkeley. police say they responded to a report of a victim being chased by someone with a knife. police got to the scene, they found a woman stabbed to death. 2 other victims, a man and a woman were also found with stab wounds. officers say the attacker drove away in a stolen car after a chase, the man was arrested. this investigation is ongoing. berkeley police also investigating an armed robbery. it happened just blocks away from the uc

berkeley campus saturday afternoon. police say a person with a gun approached a woman walking down warring street near the corner of dwight way. and the clark kerr campus buildings. police say the person took the woman's bag before speeding away in a dark gray car. we'll time oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened just before 8 o'clock last night. video from the citizen app shows police activity on 98th avenue and street. we have a last promise neighborhood. the victim was taken to a hospital. no word yet on how they are doing. no arrests made yet. francisco, a big encampment fire near ucsf children's hospital is under control. finally, this is video from the citizen app. the fire started burning under 2.80 near mariposa street. we're told the flames spread to nearby brush, but it's all since been knocked down. no one was injured. and happening right now, the plan to travel across the south bay this weekend. caltrans has closed northbound highway 87 for major repair work. four's

tiffany justice is live with more on what we need to know about this. tiffany. good morning, stephanie. yes, we are on the highway right now. construction being taken care right behind us. >> we know that this is a really busy stretch of the freeway use quite often in. joining us right now is victor with caltrans to talk about this project. why it was started. and you guys are actually trying to beat the winter rush. i'm learning this morning. yes, that's another reason why we're doing the work during this 56 hour weekend. once we complete initial work on northbound as southbound, you can beat that winter season that we had a lot of good rain last year. we want to be able beat that. >> when to rush you know, before comes right. and the reason why you guys started this project is because you guys got some comments from drivers and commuters. it was time to repay this highway state route. 87 and i feel like >> the public is going to be extremely happy with the work that's happening. as you notice. we've already lane to

when they're working on lane 3 as we speak and temporary striping is going down as well and come monday morning commute going to be extremely that. some moves or drive a smoother drive and improve ride quality. >> let's go into a more that we have been talking about this morning when it comes to what drivers can expect come monday morning. what time do plan on opening the freeway when someone what we plan opening at 05:00am right in time for the morning. rush. >> and against commuters will be able notice a smoother ride quality improved like probably less bumps between that stretch of 85 i-2, >> and how long has this been going on for this started friday at 09:00pm sharp and we're going to open up at 05:00am. and remember, this is just north barrel will come back into the southbound in october. let's talk more about the southbound one is that project going start southbound work is going to begin october 20th the weekend of october 20th and be complete on the 23rd. >> it comes to that, can drivers commuters expect pretty much the same thing, just different direction.

pretty much the same thing, different and detours. what should drivers know? so detours showing the maps. and on our website, the information says. >> to use that route. 85 17, 101, in 2.80. that will take them if they need to get downtown or even still to the airport. the airport connections are still open from northbound 87 at 2.80. >> so they can still get to the airport to make their flights time. and that's right, ashleigh, want to talk to you about bike trail as well. that's part of this project. yes, yes, overall, we're enhancing and improving 2.9 miles of bike that. >> along the entire main line as well as we improving the drainage system that you can see along highway overall, great overall of grey. victor, thank you so much for joining us this morning talk more about the project a lot do so much, stephanie. and that is headed back to you studio. alright, tiffany, thank you so much for that live interview. >> well, starting tomorrow, free covid tests are coming back. the biden administration is digging into their stockpiles to restart their free test program. washington,

d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> starting monday, u.s. households can order covid tests for free. again, we think it's really important to prevent the spread of covid for people to be able to test to know whether they have it or not. the biden administration is restarting the website covid tests dot gov so that americans can order up to 4 free tests per household and their pain. 600 million dollars to various u.s. manufacturers to make more tests. health department official dawn o'connell says that's a strategic investment to have this domestic manufacturing capability and invest in our dollars now and that to have covid test when we need them. but also to have the capability to manufacture future test. but people's attitudes about the virus changed. and so the precautions they're taking people have risk of climate ties to covid-19 is they're urging to tass start get paxlovid or 2 up today to get up to date vaccines has fallen doctor amish adagio with johns hopkins says as immunity wanes

and people move indoors with the changing seasons, we could see another covid uptick. the way we make it something that doesn't disrupt our lives is to use the tools of science and medicine have given us to make our lives easier to navigate in a world where covid-19 is an ever-present threat. even if there is less public concern. what's important us is that we make the tool available. we think it's a critically important. >> arrow that we have in our quiver to protect the american people. when it comes to prevention. doctor adalja says convenience does make a difference. the easier it is for people to test and to know their status, the easier it is for them to take the correct action in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> 36th annual pacific coast fog fest wraps up today in pacifica, people gathered at the coast saturday to raise funds for local community groups enjoying live music, food vendors, arts and crafts booths and the annual parade. if you missed out yesterday, just head over to paul meadow avenue today from 10:00am to 06:00pm. francisco residents are celebrating 150 years of

cable cars. it's officially muni. heritage weekend. the sfmta is inviting people to take a journey through time in vintage transit cars like these on your screen. he's unique rides. roll through the streets all weekend long. it is free to catch a ride. they're also educational exhibits and kids games near the ferry building and embarcadero. plus. we spoke with some people who took part in all the fun. >> this year's 100 50th anniversary of cable cars which were invented here by andrew. how a t and even though we think of them as climbing halfway to the stars up steep hills today in those days. >> cable cars went everywhere on flat ground as well as hills. they because they were twice as fast as the horse drawn rail cars they replaced and that allowed people to live twice as far from downtown and still get downtown and the same amount of time. >> catch the event today from 10:00am to 04:00pm. happening

today. a traditional polynesian voyaging canoe is coming to san francisco. >> legendary hopefully a canoe docked in sausalito last week. crew with the double hold canoe and or are they are working to revive the lost art of polynesian voyaging. a free event happens today at noon an the aquatic park with cultural attributes. this all part of a four-year voyage of the pacific ocean that started in alaska in the summer time. the canoe plans to stop at nearly 100 indigenous territories with the goal of teaching people about the importance of caring for the planet. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area restaurant cooks up all kinds of dishes using one locally popular 5th. >> plus, a possible government shutdown could getting closer. more on who could be impacted the most. after the break. a bay area made to help formerly incarcerated teens find a towards brighter future. shares. their story.

>> and we are looking for brighter days. still cloudy. as you wake up in the 50's across the board. but gusty conditions later today may drop down. that feels like to break everything down. you need to know. plus. >> foggy conditions as you wake up tomorrow. details coming up after the break.

>> well, happy sunday. rise and shine. want to help plan your day? some of you waking up with those cloudy conditions. i do think we're going to see cloudy conditions throughout the day. the sun will pop up. but overall, i think the theme will be cloudy as you wake up and a little bit later on tonight, it's going to be cloudy. and you can see that right here at the golden gate bridge really just backing up that story up, cloudy conditions as we start that sunday. as we plan day by

day, you can yeah. hour by hour to name is going to be cloudy coast. 56 base 60 inland. 58 by 10:00am we're still going to see those mostly cloudy conditions coast, 60 bay 65 inland. 69, but that's when we'll start to see those breezy conditions really start to pick up, especially inland, dropping down. that feels like break that down for you by 3 o'clock. we are going to still some partly sunny, position i put kind of partly cloudy for u.s. coast. 62 bay, 69 and inland. 75 just setting up the tone that cloudy and definitely breezy to the north. so places like inland, you're really going to start to struggle to get to the 60's and 70's. but once you do, it's going to be that delta breeze again dropping down that feels like temperature even by 12 15. you're gonna see those gusts. winds of 70 miles per hour. as we fast-forward your clock by 5.30, we're still going to see those gusty conditions of 20 miles per hour. so you will see gusty conditions this afternoon. pretty much across the board. so as you plan your day, it's a good reminder for me to to get your trash or do your chores. the line that it gets going to be breezy big

picture really just showing you that we are still dealing with some foggy conditions by 8.15, the next right now, actually, santa rosa, you're still seeing it. napa and some patchy fog near san francisco. i notice that this will morning on ad as well. high temperatures today mill valley. 65 san francisco. 66 half moon bay. 63 morgan hill, 80 san jose. 76 oakland, 69 hayward, 73 and inland. we're going to stay right there. places a 79 livermore, 77. but again, it's going to that feels like temperature making it feel cooler than what it actually is. those lows are going to say in the upper 50's for pretty much the whole region. a low tonight, half moon bay, 59 san francisco. 53 up to the north. places like napa. 59 inland. you're going to be right there in the 60's for your low. but again, it's going to be those breezy conditions, making it feel cooler than what it is. so the trend for us really is going to be low pressure system coming off the coast, giving us for the rest of the i was still going to see those lower temperatures going to go warmer tomorrow than today. but still, we're going to see

cooler temperatures and up to the north. we're watching just a potential of some showers. could bring us some afternoon showers for us as well take a little bit deeper into coming up in about 20 minutes. we have that potential models are showing great numbers, at least model i just showed you. but it is something were to continue to watch throughout the day. so the big picture again showing you sunday, partly cloudy. we will see some spots in some spots. we're going watch the potential for rain on a run. those models throughout the day. 76 for tomorrow. bay, 73 coast. 69, i am seeing some foggy conditions on your way into work will break that down for you. by wednesday. things are going to slowly heat up. we're going to 80 degrees inland bay. 76 and coast will be right there at 69. so we're still going to see lower temperatures overall. we're going to track your foggy monday morning commute. coming up next. a funny. alright, brittany, thank you so much. jose police are looking for a driver who struck 3 people who are out walking. it happened 2 o'clock saturday morning at a parking lot near alum, rock avenue and stuart avenue. officers found 3 people w left the scene. the condition

of the victims is unknown. police are still investigating. in national news. we're now less than a week away from a potential government shutdown. if the clock strikes midnight on september, 30th before congress passes a spending deal, the federal government will shut down hundreds of thousands of people would be put on temporary leave without pay. but some essential services would continue, including things like border protection, federal law enforcement, tsa and air traffic control. >> they would be required to work without pay. >> if the federal workforce isn't getting paid, members of congress shouldn't get paid either members of congress shouldn't get paid. if they don't do their job. >> several lawmakers have introduced the no budget, no pay at saying if federal funding freezes. so do lawmakers checks. transportation secretary pete buttigieg warned congress that critical training programs would be halted. attorney general merrick garland says a

shutdown would disrupt the department of justice. some hopeful signs this morning in negotiations between the writers guild of america and the hollywood studios. the big 4 of studio bosses are believed to be approving final touches to the agreement. according to variety, an industry insider says the talks are mainly down to language now and that negotiations are in the homestretch. writers and actors have been fighting for better streaming residuals. and ai regulation. those on the picket line say they're feeling encouraged about the talks. the ceos of the missing. they've been on their vacations on their yachts while 144 days, members have been getting people have been at risk of losing their homes over the last few days. there's more mended fences. there's been more of a >> more momentum both sides to get a deal done. >> members of the writers guild have been on the picket lines for 145 days. meantime,

the united auto workers strike is expanding to 38 locations in 20 states. the strikes the strikes escalation targets parts, parts, distribution facilities for 2 of the big 3 automakers, union members now demanding a 40% wage increase over the next 4 years. automakers have only agreed to about half of that so far, ford is not being targeted in this portion of the strike because the union says they've made progress with the company in contract negotiations. president biden is expected to meet with striking workers on tuesday. governor gavin newsom issued several vetoes friday night. one of them, including a bill that require judges to consider children's gender identities in custody. disputes san francisco state senator with scott wiener, coauthor that bill, he spoke with kron 4 last night about the governor's veto. >> this is really project and it's particularly tragic because governor newsom for

decades, he's for the lgbtq community. a true so really disappointed that up to code this important legislation. much, you know, all it did was just to make it really clear. but if you're already out force in a custody dispute, which is never a pretty situation. new half transgender kids and you one parent support could one parent who is hostile to kids being transgender. that would be determinative. but of the many, many factors that a court to consider custody case. that would also be one of the factors. it's really just tragic that the governor vetoed this focus. this is really about the health and well-being of these children have. it's about california needing to send a powerful message to the rest of the

country that has red states and talk to trans california needs to have their backs. >> well, senator winner went on to say that despite strong support in both the state assembly and senate. he does not expect the legislature to overturn the governor's veto. the second gop presidential debate is set to take place wednesday in southern california. 6 candidates are set to appear being held at this debate being held at simi valley. now, former president donald trump. he does not plan on attending this. governor gavin newsom will also be there. he says, to push back on any extreme rhetoric. >> girls across the bay area spent the day with women and aircraft for girls in aviation day. united airlines welcome more than a dozen students for a tour of different departments at sfo and talk more about careers in aviation. when you hear anchovy, maybe maybe caesar

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>> the bureau of indian affairs holds a virtual public hearing this week to discuss potential environmental impacts of a proposed casino in santa rosa. the multi-million dollar construction project is planned for a 70 acre property near shiloh regional park. the hearing starts wednesday night at 6. the teen violence prevention program old school cafe hosted their annual harlem renaissance galley yesterday. organization is dedicated to giving formally incarcerated teens and young adults in foster care with job training and mentorship opportunities the event helped raise money for the program.

>> everyone that you see here in the red shirt that the young person that made a commitment, you know, they said whatever was going on in the past, i'm making a choice them in just a different we would rather you come and work for and we're going to pay you when you make money doing you know, work that is beneficial your other making money out there. >> to learn more about the program or to apply online. you can visit old school cafe dot org. this weekend marked the start of california coastal cleanup day and in the north bay. some unusual items were found. a volunteer found a card associated with someone's cremated remains. organizers think the card was tied to someone's wish that their ashes be spread off the california coast. the person who found it earned a $100 prize for finding the most unusual item, a volunteer in yolo county found a floppy disk. the coastal commission says none of the younger people at that cleanup could identify what that floppy disk was. groups picked up more than 67 tons of trash across

the state yesterday. still ahead on the kron morning news, a decision from a federal judge delivers a setback for gun control advocates. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the 19th annual coal valley there in san francisco starts at 10 this morning at call and threaten streets. features arts and crafts, food, live music and vintage automobiles. music and vintage automobiles. it is free to attend. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms,

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news prices are still rising at the gas pump. just how much longer experts say those high prices could last year. and

the white house announcing a major plan to combat gun violence across the country. good morning. welcome back to the kron. morning news. thank you so much for joining us. start this half hour with a look at your forecast. brittany begley in the weather center with more on what we need to know. good morning to you. britney. yes, rise and shine. happy sunday. want to help plan your sunday your week coming up, especially tomorrow. and as we roll into tuesday, so >> right now, i really think the thing is going to those cloudy conditions are going to see foggy conditions that they were going to see cloudy conditions throughout the day. so it's like, all right. let's give 6 cameras. let's show you exactly what's going right now. so san francisco, half moon bay, definitely seeing those cloudy conditions across the map. and again, that will be the theme. those temperatures going a little bit chillier compared to yesterday, especially to the south of san francisco right now as we speak. 58 oakland, 59 san jose. 59 and even santa rosa were in the 50's. so 50's across the region. i think what we're really going to start to see us as breezy or conditions picking up inland. so places like occupier heighten is going to be 79,

even a little more 77. but those gusty conditions up to 20 miles per hour. really a drop in that feels like temperature so that delta breeze going to chill you off for everybody else. we're going to stay up for the most part in the 60's half moon bay, san francisco. 66 for your high santa rosa. 73. but it really is going to be all about the gusty conditions today. the potential for rain models now showing looks like monday night into tuesday. i'll break that all down for you. coming up next. >> alright. alright, brittany, thank you. happening now, if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans is closed. northbound highway 87 for some significant repair work. well for tiffany justice live for us now with more on what we need to know about this. tiffany. >> right. so right behind this, you do see that the road is blocked with this construction work going on right now. we do know that this stretch of freeway is you so much? the main purpose for this project is to make the drive smoother. crews repaving the freeway. right now. the

project started on friday and 9 o'clock in the afternoon or night time and count trans telling us that this will be and should be completed 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. repayment repair work on the northbound lanes. started friday. southbound will start in october. these closures will allow for concrete pavement and traffic lanes to be replaced having these closures. now we're being told, will shorten the duration of the project by providing improve safety as well and better quality of right to the public. we have been speaking with caltrans this morning will bring more to you later on. back to in a thank you for that update. i hope police they continue their investigation of a fatal shooting that left a 2 year-old dead. >> this happened friday morning at a home hombre avenue just south of 7.80. the toddler's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police say they're still working to confirm if this was a crime or an accident. a federal judge

overturned california's ban on large capacity magazines in his ruling. the judge wrote, quote, based on the text history and tradition of the second amendment, this law is unconstitutional. state attorney general rob bonta has 10 days to appeal the decision in a statement bonta called the ruling an incredibly dangerous mistake. quote, that's a quote from him rather. and the same judge overturned that same ban in 2019. president biden is creating the white house's first-ever office of gun violence prevention. he says it will strengthen existing laws and support gun safety legislation at the state level. our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure has the details. >> do something something president biden says. that's the plea he hears after every mass shooting in the country and friday. the president says his administration is taking action. we're going centralize accelerate, intensive work to save more lives more quickly. the white house's first-ever

office of gun violence prevention will tackle the issue from the federal state and local levels. >> working on policy like an assault weapons ban as well as community-based approaches, like improving mental health resources. vice president harris will oversee the new office on this issue. we do not have a moment to spare. >> nor a life to spare. gun safety advocates have urged the white house to create an office like this for years. so many families are devastated by ugliness gun violence and the truth is it is a public health crisis, an epidemic. one of those families, the rubio's lost their daughter in the uvalde mass shooting. >> they say the most important thing for the office to do is bring people like them to the table. when you can feel our pain, that's when you're going to put the most effort into making a difference. congress passed a bipartisan package of modest gun safety measures last year. but republicans like utah congressman burgess owens still largely oppose democrats proposals. they

legislate away the comments as tools for black americans to protect themselves in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> president biden arrives in the bay area on tuesday. the white house saying the president we'll be in san francisco for a meeting with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. the president is also expected to attend to campaign events. meantime, first lady doctor jill biden has been on the west coast this weekend. drumming up support for the president's 2020 for re-election bid. the first lady attended a biden victory fund event in burbank. she spoke about her husband's leadership milestones passing climate change legislation and appointing justice ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. your money this morning, prices continue to rise at the pump. let's take a look at the numbers across the bay area. now, the highest prices coming in in napa at around $5.76. a gallon sever fell not too far behind at $5 and $0.69 a gallon. the

vallejo fairfield area with the cheapest gas. if you want to call it cheap $5 and $0.54 a gallon. brian will reports on why we're seeing gas prices skyrocket again. >> this is usually the time year we start seeing prices go down because demand is going down the summer driving season is over. we're not seeing that. john trainor with triple a says this is because the global oil market is high at $90. a barrel and half of what you're paying at the pump is determined by this. and for many it hurts. i'm paying more in gas. then. >> i am in rent at this point since allyson summers drives really just cuts into my profits of the end of the month and what i'm able to spend. so i'm really cutting back on a lot of things that i usually wouldn't have to others getting creative to save some money. >> like ali issa and her husband using most of their gas to take their kids to school. you guys just kind of rolled into

>> bridge where we're trying to save money. but the gas prices were so high right now, gas is in lower demand and good supply. >> but an active hurricane season is also helping drive up. the prices were not getting the break that usually that. >> that will come to. the real stuff there will be some relief coming when the winter blend of gas gets mixed in at the end of october, trainer says there are things you can do right now to save what gas is people answer like commute for work. they try to work from home or but many drivers still have sticker shock while we didn't realize how expensive it was. just today, i think the last time we had was that for $4, i want to sell my vehicle at this point and it brian will. >> well, turns out you can find just about anything on tiktok these days, including stories of hispanic heritage. one man from northern virginia is using the platform to inform inspire hundreds of thousands of people across the

globe. mark marstiller shares his story with us. >> so as you guys know, right now. it's one of the beauties of social i'm improving right now. a chance to show off places countless people can experience through an iphone lines. but most importantly for tiktok or anthony with ata, it's a chance to teach. that's kind my goal just to keep educating people like a funny way. it makes them do like for the exploration and select their own interest and stuff when doing about mcconnell said that they put something on the site called shimon ortiz months. some people that and it's similar but not the same. and yes, we mix it with rice because it's good. anthony, better known as tony, but best known as i tony bar on tiktok has grown a pandemic era hobby into a legitimate platform. now with nearly half a million followers, all of whom know by now he is unapologetic when it comes to politics to she's bright. and when it comes to his hey, i was going chant that has let his plan like i

know people are going to like wall and but like i don't really like that. feel your follower. not know every time i talk about it, they always are in the comments like roaches like, how dare you? how dare you? but it's that honesty and personality that tony believe sets him apart, helping to increase the number of people who check out his platform anytime someone a surprise from the dmv always get so confused that the like i never shut up about being from virginia. tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including his own, his mother, a salvadoran his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lot of comments like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, oh, oh, oh, like, i'm not like a teacher anything. but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, you like a white american or like someone who's just completely like not let you know. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist

in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really having fun make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population in may from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they were just amazing and some that were look at dishing on pop culture. but some videos get tony is a recent university of virginia law who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war. >> but you don't learn about

the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters say. we call it. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants taking on the dodgers trying to keep their playoff hopes alive. we have all the highlights in sports. >> the iphone 15 is in stores now. all explain why apple's latest offerings are green to the core. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and we're tracking for the potential of rain and a foggy potential of rain and a foggy

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>> apple is going green for this year's iphone launch. it's not just a color of the phone. our rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> iphone 15 models are now available. we're going to get them connected, activated and ready to call right here in the store. one of the most common questions is whether to go to your wireless carrier or to the apple store. anything you can do it, your carrier. we can do that at the apple store this year for new models of the iphone 15 and although green is a color choice, it's also a major push from apple to make its products carbon neutral by 2030, on the form on those use, more recycled content ever before, including 100% recycled cobalt in the battery, is a plus for apple's iphone 15 15 plus have a new 48 megapixel camera. plus, a

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apply that or is there purchase they are going to be huge upgrade for everyone and especially customers who may filled on older iphone models. like i've been 11 12, i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. taking a live look now outside at the embarcadero francisco this morning. the sunshine really kind blocked by all that cloud cover looking pretty chilly out there. like chile was the second behind the scenes like, all right. what's good? i'm going to see those cloudy conditions and i do think for the most part that is going to be the theme, even at sfo. you can still see those overcast conditions. i was just checking. i didn't notice crazy delays, departures, 80% on-time arrivals. >> looking like 70% on time. i did notice a couple cancellations, but overall it's not too bad. i'm always checking this. bush in the corner of the screen to see our radar. we swaying back and forth that lets us know for having breezy conditions. that's not a theme right now, but that is going to change the thing that we actually are watching. of low pressure system coming off the coast, bringing us cooler conditions and then showers to the north

may bring us some showers tomorrow. so let's break it all down together. coming up at 10 o'clock, we're still going to see again, those cloudy conditions, bay, 60 inland, and coast. 56 by 10:00am we're still going to see those mostly cloudy conditions. and when you're going to be right there at 69. but those breezy conditions really gonna drop down that feels like temperature by 9. we're going to see by 3 o'clock. still going to see those temperatures in the 60's and we're going to be at 75. but it's just going to feel a little bit cooler than what it is you're going public to 79, antioch, livermore, 77 up to the north napa. 73 of allay 72 oakland, 69 hayward, 72 and all the way down south morgan hill. we're going to be at 80 from mountain view at 70. you can see happening right there at 63. i think you're really going to throughout the day those foggy conditions, cloudy conditions as well. francisco, 66 in up to the north santa rosa. we're going to be at 73. it's going to be again, those gusty conditions. that's a story for today. cloudy and

gusty fairfield, 17 miles per hour. even concord were at 60 miles per hour. this is by 1 o'clock and is really going to hold steady, hitting peaks of 20 miles per hour by 6.15. so gusty conditions pretty much across the map. you can see that. definitely if you're going out, make sure to layer up state's just a little bit chillier than what we were dealing with yesterday. those lows will stay right there at the upper 50's and 60's down south for us. and as you wake up tomorrow, again, you can see even at 2.45 are going to have those cloudy conditions. make sure to wake up with us because i do see that we're going to have a foggy conditions on your morning commute up to the north. we have the potential for some right now. it's looking like this 7.15, a sprinkle or 2 just north to santa rosa and napa. you could see a sprinkle or 2. but as you roll into tuesday, we have the potential for some showers, maybe a less than a quarter of an inch santa rosa. but it just sets the tone that may be monday night into tuesday. could be a little tricky. those models will continue to update you on by wednesday. we're going to pop up to 80. you can see that 76 and coast will be at 69 this fall. alright, brittany, thank you for that update.

now, the bay area sports, the giants in action against the dodgers and cal and stanford both taking on conference opponents this weekend. was erin wilson has the highlights. well, the giants got a huge win friday night, but they have no room for error at this point in the season. they need as many ways as possible as they try to stay in the wild card race and they continue. >> last night, giants fans travel well on saturday for the rivalry matchup against the dodgers, they didn't expect a guy to be out there, though. clayton kershaw was out there on the map for game 2 of the series chavez ravine. so let's talk about it. he was in prime form, kershaw pitched 5 innings of shutout he gave up only 2 hits and 5 strikeouts what he had now he had mitch haniger right there striking out swinging on that one. the dodgers got one to nothing in the 3rd with 2 on and 2 out. jd martinez slices a line under right, louise, my he tries for the diving catch,

but he can't come up with that in 2 runs. come in to score the dodgers. they then go up 3 to nothing and the dodgers staff. they should down the giants wind 7 to nothing was the final. >> the giants chances to get into the playoffs is on life support right now. as you can imagine, not a good place to be and i'm sure it's very uncomfortable. now the tigers and a's on the other hand, comfortable day of weather, especially ford and a daughter out there at the ballpark. the a's down one to 0 early. but in the 3rd, a man course easy. it's a high fly deep to left inland in the bleachers. that was his 5th homer of the season. now the a's they take a 2 to one lead at that point. the a's never gave up that lead to win in this one. it was a 4 to one final and they look to sweep the tigers. today for the final home game of the season. meanwhile, the cal bears defense. they were up against a huge undertaking today traveling to washington to face the undefeated huskies. >> with their heisman trophy candidate quarterback michael penix junior who is putting up

outrageous numbers right now for the huskies now pending did not disappoint the home crowd right before the end of the half, he goes back to pass and hits romo doomsday right there for the perfect 35 yard pass and the score. >> and they route this one. very easily penix was 19 of 25 304 yards and 4 touchdowns askew. they went on to win. 59 to 2, not even close the bear. they dropped 2, 2, while the huskies move 4 and oh, on the season now, arizona visits tampered down at the forum today where you'll find that guy, christian mccaffrey, who was on the sideline cheering on his alma mater. now, the cardinal lead 10 to 7 at the half. arizona took a 14 to 10 lead in the 3rd dan for that came right and on a first and goal from the one sedrick irvin runs inside 5 know roman bounces to the outside. for the go ahead. touchdown. and with the cardinal, they retake the lead 17 to 14. now the 4th quarter, arizona has a second and go from that. so dj williams bullies his way into

the end zone. that proved to be the game winner. now. stanford added a late field goal, but it was not enough. stanford loses this one into fashion. 21 to 20, they dropped one and 3 on the season. meanwhile, live got stories happening in chicago this week at rich harvest farms leaderboard around best. round one. and then round 2 was much different. that's where you'll find guy's the best. and you know that the top of the leaderboard par 4 5th hole here. he lays it right up next to the cup and is able to fall for eagle munoz 8 under 63 in round 2. he 3 had a street. 3 stroke lead heading into today's final round, which you can catch right here on kron 4, starting at 11 for now. it to all right, aaron, thank you. >> as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the mid autumn festival in millbrae kicks off at 10 this morning in downtown millbrae. the festival. you can expect

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, a police investigation is underway after a fatal berkeley stabbing. and northbound highway. 87 in san jose is closed. how you can get around this detour. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> 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. >> it's sunday, september. the 24th. let's start your day off with a look at the weather with miss britney begley. good morning, yes rises. i want to make sure prepared. i think today's going to be a cloudy day. definitely the theme throughout the morning and the afternoon. some sun peeking

up. but those temperatures nice a little bit cooler, especially because we have gusty conditions. >> headed our way. so the big story again, i want to show you a 6 different kind of set the tone you can see all across the map. we saw those cloudy conditions, golden gate bridge, east bay hills, even half moon bay. and that's going bring those cooler temperatures. so you can see right now compared to yesterday, livermore hayward, we're seeing those cooler temperatures up to the north. we're a little bit warmer. that's the story behind microclimates. everybody has a different story right? that's why we love showing you all the cameras. san francisco, 59 oakland, 60 san jose. we're at 60 livermore. 55 and even santa rosa. right now we're looking at 55. we're going to struggle to get up to inland. 75 by 3 o'clock and 1 o'clock hour. but what we're really going continue to watch for use as gusty conditions up to 20 miles per making it feel a lot chillier. then what it actually is you can see by 3 bay, 69 and even the coast will be the 60's. but as you wake up tomorrow, we could see those gusty conditions, but also foggy conditions and the chance for showers tell you

everything you need to know. coming up next. >> right, brittney, thank you. in the east bay, one person is dead and 2 others injured after a series of stabbing attacks and berkeley police say they have the attacker in custody. that person's name has not been released yet. this all happened yesterday afternoon on overlook road. police say they responded to reports of a victim being chased by someone with a knife. when officers got to the scene, they found a woman stabbed to death 2 other victims, a man and a woman were also found with stab wounds. officers say the driver rather the attacker drove away in a stolen car after a chase, the man was arrested. the investigation is ongoing. police also investigating an armed robbery. it happened just blocks away from the cal campus saturday afternoon. police say a person with a gun approached a woman walking down warren street near the corner of dwight way and the clark kerr campus buildings. police say the person stole the woman's bag before speeding off in a dark gray car. oakland police are

investigating a shooting that happened just before 8 o'clock last night. video from the citizen app shows officer activity on 98th avenue and street near the las neighborhood. someone was taken to a hospital. no arrests have been made. is francisco a big encampment fire near ucsf children's hospital is under control. finally, this is video from the citizen app. the fire started burning under to ad near mariposa street. we're told the flames spread to nearby brush. it's all since been knocked down by firefighters. no one was injured. and happening now, if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans has closed northbound highway. 87 for major repair work. well, first of a justice is live for us with more on what we need to know on this. tiffany. good morning, right? you can see right behind us, the highway blocked off and that's what you're going to see for trying to use highway 87 this morning. and

throughout the day they plan on reopening. >> that stretch of roadway at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. we do know that that stretch of roadway is really well use. and that's the main purpose of why they're doing this project is to make your drive there are a lot of people use this part of the highway. 87 to get to downtown san jose were to the airport in san jose in crews working through the weekend to wrap up that construction. the project started on friday at 09:00pm and caltrans telling us it will be completed by tomorrow morning. this is a pavement repair work on northbound lanes in santa clara county wants the northbound lanes are completed. they will start work on the southbound lanes starting in october. and these closures are 2 repaired. the concrete pavement on those lanes. caltrans telling us this morning having these closures now will shorten the duration of the project and also helped them beat and completed this project before the winter weather arrives.

>> but we started this project northbound closure so that we can improve the ride quality enhance the pavement state route. 87, we'll come back in october the south bank definitely heard from the public and from the that it was time to improve quality. so we're laying down a 20 year life cycle pavement structure that's going improve the ride quality and don't have to come back out here for a few decades. >> okay. there are 2 detours will help you get around these closures going northbound. we'll have those kron. 4 dot com. want to learn more before you head out the door. we're going back to you studio for now, stephanie. all right. some helpful information there. tiffany, thank you. >> starting tomorrow, free covid tests are coming that the biden administration is digging into their stockpiles to restart their free test program. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more on that. starting monday. >> u.s. household can order covid tests for free. again, we think it's really important to prevent the spread of covid for people to be able to test to know whether they have it

or not. the biden administration is restarting the website covid tests dot gov so that americans can order up to 4 free tests per household and their pain. 600 million dollars to various u.s. manufacturers to make more tests. health department official dawn o'connell says that's a strategic investment to have this domestic manufacturing capability and invest in our dollars now and that to have covid test when we need them. but also to have the capability to manufacture future test. but people's attitudes about the virus changed. and so the precautions they're taking people have risk of climate ties to covid-19, urging to start get paxlovid or 2 up today to get up to date vaccines has fallen doctor amish adagio with johns hopkins says as immunity wanes and people move indoors with the change in seasons, we could see another covid uptick. the way we make it something that doesn't disrupt our lives is to use the tools of science and medicine have given us to make our lives easier to navigate in a world where covid-19 is an ever-present threat. even if

there is less public concern. what's important us is that we make the tool available. we think it's a critically important. >> arrow that we have in our quiver to protect the american people. when it comes to prevention. doctor adalja says convenience does make a difference. the easier it is for people to test and to know their status, the easier it is for them to take the correct action in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> a 36 annual pacific coast. fog fest wraps up today in pacifica, people gathered at the coast saturday to raise funds for local community groups enjoying live music, food, vendors, arts and crafts booths and the annual parade. if you missed out yesterday, just head over to paul meadow avenue today from 10:00am to 06:00pm. temperatures. still, residents are celebrating 150 years of cable cars. it is muni heritage weekend. the sfmta is inviting people to take a journey through time and then to transit cars like these was unique rides. roll through the streets all weekend long. it is free to catch a ride. they're also

educational exhibits and kids games near the ferry building and embarcadero plaza. we spoke with some people who took part in the fight. >> this year's 100 50th anniversary of cable cars which were invented here by andrew. how a t and even though we think of them as climbing halfway to the stars up steep hills today in those days. >> cable cars went everywhere on flat ground as well as hills. they because they were twice as fast as the horse drawn rail cars they replaced and that allowed people to live twice as far from downtown and still get downtown and the same amount of time. >> you can catch the event today from 10:00am to 04:00pm. also happening today, a traditional polynesian voyaging canoe is arriving to san francisco. the legendary hopefully a canoe. new docked in sausalito last week crew with this double hold. can you say they are working to revive a lost art of polynesian

voyaging? the free event happens today at noon and aquatic park with cultural attributes. and this is all part of a four-year voyage of the pacific ocean for this canoe but started in alaska in the summer time. the canoe plans to stop at nearly 100 indigenous territories with the goal of teaching people about the importance of caring for the planet. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area restaurant cooks up all kinds of dishes. >> using one locally popular fish. plus, a possible government shutdown could be getting closer. more on who could be impacted the most. and after the break, a bay area program aims to help formerly incarcerated teens find a past towards a brighter future. >> tracking for a chance of rain. plus chillier conditions that have all the help clear for today. this week coming up less than 5 minutes.

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>> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. want to help plan for today. and this week we're going to see cooler temperatures. definitely show you that with the golden gate bridge. just overcast. those cloudy traffic picking up, though, you can see that slowly as people head out on the sunday. we're going to see lower than average temperatures. all thanks to this low pressure system and you can see right here showers to the north of bring us the potential for showers. it looks like it's going to be monday into those numbers still under inch will break it down for you. so temperatures right now as speak, if you're headed out for coffee, maybe church are going to for the most part. we're kind of chillier than yesterday. again, you can see that places like livermore, hayward and

even a down to the south like san carlos. so those temperatures you can see by 10:00am still going to be cloudy. we're going to in the upper 50's bay. we're looking at 60 by 10:00am we're still going to see right this mostly county conditions as we roll through by 3 o'clock, we're going to be inland. 75. so those temperatures still going to struggle. >> to get to average because of that low pressure system. and you can see right here up to the north, those gusty conditions, fairfield, 17 miles per hour. oakland, 12 miles per hour. so that delta breeze definitely going to cool off those inland temperatures, making it feel a lot cooler than what it actually is. so even though you're going to be the upper 70's are still in a dress in layers pretty much across the map because we are going to see those gusty conditions pick up throughout the day. so those highs are going to be antioch again, 79. not going to feel like that, but that's what your highs going to be a little more. 77 down south morgan hill, 80 san jose. 76 hayward, 72 oakland, we're looking right now. upper 60's for you up to the north santa rosa. 73 you can see mill valley 65 and even san

francisco. 66 and on the coast. we're going to stay right there at lower 60's for you. you're going to see off and cloudy conditions. the story for us monday night. you're going to see up to the north of us just right there up to north of santa rosa, potential for a sprinkle or 2 by 7.45. tomorrow, again, maybe up to the north of us, a sprinkle or 2. but tuesday, 09:30am, morning commute could be a little tricky. we're seeing less than a quarter of an inch santa rosa. but oakland hayward, san jose, you could see a sprinkle or 2 on tuesday. at least that's what the models are showing right now on top of a cloudy conditions. as you wake up, you're going to see another foggy day. so taking a look again at the big picture today inland 78 bay, 72 coast. 66, so a lower than average temperatures by wednesday. again, sunny and breezy, looking like the warmest day of the week inland, 80 abe, 76 and coast. we're looking at 69, at least for right now. stephanie? alright, brittany, thank you for that. for a driver who struck 3 people who

are out walking. it happened on 2 o'clock saturday morning at a parking lot near alum rock avenue in stuart avenue. officers found 3 people who had been struck. the driver left the scene, the condition of the victims is unknown. police are still investigating. in national news. we're now less than a week away from a potential government shutdown. if the clock strikes midnight on september, 30th before congress passes a spending bill, the or other spending deal, the federal government will shut down hundreds of thousands of people would be put on temporary leave without pay, but some essential services would still continue, including things like border protection, federal law enforcement, tsa, an air traffic control. >> those people would be required to work without pay. if there is a government shutdown. >> if the federal workforce isn't getting paid, members of congress shouldn't get paid either members of congress shouldn't get paid. if they don't do their job. >> several lawmakers have introduced the no budget, no

pay act saying if federal funding freezes. so do lawmakers checks. transportation secretary pete buttigieg warned congress that critical training programs would be halted. attorney general merrick garland said a shutdown would disrupt the department of justice. right now americans face credit card interest rates, upwards of 20%. the issue prompting calls for action in washington. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin explains. >> credit card interest rates are at record highs. are seeing triple trouble. basically. ted rossman is a financial analyst with bankrate. we're seeing more higher interest rates and more people carrying that debt with federal reserve raising interest rates to cool inflation on average, americans are paying more than 20% in credit card interest each month. that is just outrageous. republican missouri senator josh hawley says struggling americans need a break. people can't afford to pay that. he's introducing legislation to cap credit card

interest rate that 18%. that is more than enough profit for these companies to make. and it would really give working people shot. but rossman says the cap will do little to help alleviate financial stress. honestly, if it's 16% or 18 or or 22, it almost doesn't matter just because they're all high. financial experts say consumers in a bind should consider using 0 interests, introductory rate cards to pay down their debt through percent balance, transfer cards. >> last as long as 21 months, you have almost 2 years with no interest. that's a tremendous tailwind. ross says he does not anticipate average rates to drop anytime soon. we remain strongly committed. >> to bringing inflation back down to our 2% goal. while the federal reserve chose not to raise rates in september. >> as inflation lingers, central bank is signaling another rate hike before the end of the year. in washington, raquel martin. >> well, some hopeful signs this morning in negotiations

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strikes escalation targets parts distribution facilities for 2 of the big 3 automakers. union members now demanding a 40% wage increase over the next 4 years. automakers have only agreed to about half of that so far. ford is not being targeted in this portion of the strike because the union says they've made progress with the company in contract negotiations. president biden is expected to meet with striking workers on tuesday. governor gavin newsom issued several vetoes friday night. one of them, including a bill requiring judges to consider children's gender identities in custody. disputes san francisco state senator scott wiener, coauthor the bill he spoke with kron 4 last night about the governor's veto. >> this is really project and particularly tragic because governor newsom for decades, he's been for the lgbtq community. a true so really disappointed that up to code

this important legislation. much, you know, all it did was just to make it really clear. but if you're already out force in a custody dispute, which is never a pretty situation. new half transgender kids and you have one parent support could one parent who is hostile to kids being transgender. that would be determinative. but of the many, many factors that a court judge to consider the custody case. that would also be one of the shot. it's really just tragic that the governor vetoed this focus. this is really about the health and well-being of these children have. it's about california needing to send a powerful message to the rest of the country that has red states and toxic trans kids. california gets to have the >> senator wiener went on to say that despite strong support in both the state

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>> the bureau of indian affairs hold a virtual public hearing this week to discuss potential environmental impacts of a proposed casino in santa rosa that multi-million dollar construction project is planned for a 70 acre property near shiloh regional park. the hearing starts wednesday night at 6. the teen violence prevention program old school

cafe hosted their annual harlem renaissance galley yesterday. the organization is dedicated to giving formally incarcerated teens and young adults in foster care job training and mentorship opportunities. the event helped raise money for the program. >> everyone that you see here in the red shirt that a young person that made a commitment, you know, they said whatever was going on in the past, i'm making a choice them in just a different we would rather you come and work for and we're going to pay you when you make money doing you know, work that is beneficial your other making money out there. >> well, to learn more about the program or to apply online. you can visit old school cafe dot org. and this weekend marked the start of california. coastal cleanup day in the north bay. some unusual items were discovered. a volunteer found a card associated with someone's cremated remains. organizers think the card was tied to someone's wish that their ashes be spread off the california coast. the person who found it earned a $100 prize for finding the most

unusual item, a volunteer in yolo county found a floppy disk. the coastal commission said none of the younger people at the cleanup could identify with that floppy disk was groups picked up more than 67 tons of trash across the state yesterday. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a decision from a federal judge delivers a setback for gun control advocates.

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longer experts say those high prices could last. and the white house announcing a major plan to combat gun violence across our country. details just ahead. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. let's get you started with a quick check of the forecast with brittany begley shoo-in for us today. britney rise and i want to make sure we planned and i think it's chilly. so however, just yesterday, maybe one more little layer because of how gusty conditions, especially inland gusts of 20 miles per hour, making it feel a little bit chillier. >> the numbers. so the big story, i still think it's going to be cloudy conditions, the day. you can see that as we peak into the golden gate bridge, those cloudy conditions as slowly starts to pick up. now we are going to see again cooler than average temperatures. all thanks to that low pressure system coming off the coast, dropping down those temperatures and you can see the numbers showing you a 24 hours ago. just a little bit chillier than we were yesterday. take a

look. hour by hour by noon is still going to be mostly cloudy, going to say in the 60's for the majority of the area by 3 o'clock. we're going to be coast. 62 bay, 69 in inland 75. but again, it's going to be the delta breeze dropping down. those temperatures for you fairfield, 16 miles per hour. even lift more 15 miles per hour. and as the evening continues, we're going to see those gusty conditions 20 miles per hour says we start to see this large tree branches sway maybe in a little bit of whistling outside your window highs going to be almost up to 80 inland. we're going to see in the 60's in the coast of break that down for you and monday's forecast next. alright, brittany, thank you. >> happening now, if you plan to travel across the south bay this weekend, caltrans is closed. northbound highway 87 for major repair work for stephanie justice. live for us now with more on what we need to know about this. stephanie. >> all right, stephanie. so this project should be completed by 5 o'clock. tomorrow morning we spoke a crowd trans this morning to learn more about project and

their progress. and we do know that this stretch of the freeway as you so much that the actually the main purpose for this project is to make your drive smoother. a lot of people do use that stretch because are trying to get into downtown san jose and to the airport over their crews working through the weekend to wrap up this construction. >> the project started on friday night at 09:00pm and caltrans telling us it should be completed by 5 o'clock monday morning. this is a repayment repair work project on northbound lanes in santa clara county. and once those northbound lanes lanes are completed, they will start to work on the southbound lanes in october. closure will continue to go on and till am monday and then they will move on towards next project in october. caltrans telling us this morning having these closures now will shorten the duration of this project and actually help them get ahead of the winter months. >> but we started this project

northbound closure so that we can improve the ride quality and enhance the pavement state route. 87, we'll come back in october the southwest. definitely heard from the public and from the that it was time to improve the right quality. so we're laying down a 20 year life cycle pavement structure that's going to improve the ride quality and don't have to come back out here for a few decades. >> ok, so there 2 detours that will get you around these road closures. it won't add much more time to your travel time. but again, as we have mentioned throughout this report, caltrans expects to reopen this stretch of freeway by 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. back to all right, tiffany, thank you so much for your coverage. >> vallejo police continue their investigation of a fatal shooting that left a 2 year-old dead. this happened friday morning at a home hombre avenue just south of 7.80. the toddler's family rushed him to the hospital, but doctors were not able to save him. police say they're still working to confirm if this was a crime or an accident. a federal judge

overturned california's ban a large capacity magazines in his ruling. the judge wrote, quote, based on the text history and tradition of the second amendment, this law unconstitutional. state attorney general rob bonta has 10 days to appeal the decision in a statement bonta called the ruling an incredibly dangerous mistake. that's his quote right there. the same judge overturned the same ban in 2019. president biden is creating the white house's first-ever office of gun violence prevention. he says it will strengthen existing laws and support gun safety legislation at the state level. our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure has more. >> do something. something president biden says. that's the plea he hears after every mass shooting in the country and friday. the president says his administration is taking action. we're going centralize accelerate intensify our work to save more lives more quickly. the white house's first-ever office of gun

violence prevention will tackle the issue from the federal state and local levels. >> working on policy like an assault weapons ban as well as community-based approaches, like improving mental health resources. vice president harris will oversee the new office on this issue. we do not have a moment to spare. >> nor a life to spare. gun safety advocates have urged the white house to create an office like this for years. so many families are devastated by ugliness gun violence and the truth is it is a public health crisis, epidemic. one of those families, the rubio's lost their daughter in the uvalde mass shooting. >> they say the most important thing for the office to do is bring people like them to the table. when you can feel our pain, that's when you're going to put the most effort into making a difference. congress passed a bipartisan package of modest gun safety measures last year. but republicans like utah congressman burgess owens still largely oppose democrats proposals. they

legislate away the comments as tools for black americans to protect themselves in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> president biden arrives in the bay area on tuesday. the white house says the president will be in san francisco for a meeting with the president's council of advisors on science and technology. the president is also expected to attend to campaign events. meantime, first lady doctor jill biden has been on the west coast this weekend drumming up support for the president's 2024. reelection bid. the first lady attended a biden victory fund event in burbank. she talked about her husband's leadership milestones passing climate change legislation and appointing justice ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. find anything on tiktok these days including stories of hispanic heritage and one man from northern virginia is using the platform to inform and inspire hundreds of thousands of people across the globe. our chris shares his story with us.

>> so as you guys know, right now. it's one of the beauties of social i'm improving right now. the chance to show off places countless people can experience through iphone lines. but most importantly for tiktok or anthony with it's a chance to teach. that's kind my goal just to keep educating people like a funny way. it makes them do like for the exploration and select their own interests. that went on to daniels about mcconnell said, that they put something on the site called shimon ortiz months. some people that and it's similar but not the same. and yes, we mix it with rice because it's good. better known as tony, but best known as i tony bar on tiktok has grown a pandemic era hobby into a legitimate platform. now with nearly half a million followers, all of whom know by now he is unapologetic when it comes to politics to cable, she's bright. and when it comes to his hey, i was going chant that has let his like i know people are going to like wall and but like i don't really like that. feel your

follower. not know every time i talk about it, they always are in the comments like roaches like, how dare you? how dare you? but it's that honesty and personality that tony believe sets him apart, helping to increase the number of people who check out his platform anytime someone is from the dmv. always get so confused that like i never shut up about being from virginia. tony was raised i springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including his own, his mother itself, a door in his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lot of comments like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, like i'm not like a teacher anything, but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, you like a white american or like someone who's just completely like not latino. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really

having fun make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population and from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they were just amazing and some that were as look at dishing on pop culture. but some videos get tony is a recent university of virginia law who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war. >> but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who

helped raise him? >> i'm always got you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters >> apple's going green for this year's iphone launch. and it's not just a color of the phone. our rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> iphone 15 models are now available. we're going to get them connected, activated and ready to call right here in the store. one of the most common questions is whether to go to your wireless carrier or to the apple store. anything you can do it, your carrier. we can do that at the apple store this year for new models of the iphone 15 and although green is a color choice, it's also a major push from apple to make its products carbon neutral by 2030, on the form on those use, more recycled content ever before, including 100% recycled cobalt in the is

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look now at sfo. words looking just a bit. overcast out there. if you're planning to fly, hope you have a a bit of a jacket. you dressed in layers this morning. let's check in now brittany begley. for more on what we need to know. brittany. yeah, i like that. we've got to make sure that we're prepared as we take a live look across the map, what we're going to continue to watch really going to those cloudy conditions, overcast conditions really going to the theme dropping down those temperatures. >> going to be below average. take a look at visibility will continue to watch up to the north. some patchy fog for you. but overall, the theme, again, it's going to those cloudy conditions even around 10, 30. we're still going to see right about now. it's just cloudy conditions up to the north and that low pressure system really dropping down. those temperatures are going to below average temperatures. san francisco, 61, san jose, 60 of concord, 60 and even santa rosa. we're at 55 as we start your sunday. what will continue to watch is going tho e gusty conditions. so around one, 45 definitely picking up inland. so that's going to drop in. that feels like temperatures 60 miles per

hour. even hitting peaks of 20 miles per hour. so that's when you hear those a large tree branch us way. maybe even a little bit of a whistling outside your norris outdoor outside your door just because of those gusty conditions to setting up the tone. so ending up again, you're going to be at 79 going to feel cooler because of those gusty conditions that delta breeze just cooling you off. napa. 73 oakland, 69 hayward, 72 all the way down to morgan hill at 80 on the coast. san francisco, 65 half moon bay. 63 and up to the north santa rosa. we're going to be at 73, but the real story for us tomorrow, i'm going to see foggy conditions as you wake up 8.15, you can see tomorrow we could have a sprinkle or 2 up to the north places like santa rosa and even napa as we roll into the overnight into tuesday, maybe even a quarter of an inch santa rosa and right here on the coast, maybe a sprinkle or 2. so it could be an active weather day for us because we don't always get rain monday again into tuesday. the big picture again showing you that temperatures

still below average today. again, as we look at it, sunny, but partly cloudy 77 inland bay, 72 coast. 65 by wednesday. we'll have those warmer temperatures. the warmest day of the week inland. 81 bay, 76 coast. we're looking at 68 stephanie. all right, bernie, thank you. >> the annual bay area chew festival kicks off next saturday. it's a time of celebration for many in the korean community. and joining us live now to share more about what's planned is festival executive director kee ung now. thank you so much for being with us today. thank you for having me, stephanie. so, of course. happy to have you. and so this festival is a pretty big deal for many koreans in the bay area. and this is not the first time you've done it. tell us about that. >> the deceased, if ifs the 5th anniversary, we started in 2019 friend out to us that she leaves the east coast and that she moved to west coast to be kids. and this you want to get to share about that, too.

festival to so holy but we didn't have a really dumb ones. so that was to how we start is is a festival. that's incredible. and tell us what typically during the festival. to saw. is that korea thanksgiving, ok? so it's not a new korea, but or so some other asian countries the oldest a full moon in doing that. kill into mccay. ferries. so hca. yes, they usually force the september or sometimes and what we do that yourself, a curry and yes, surely we gather together with the family. >> and then too. >> respect and thanks to our and says to and or so to celebrate to me that that unity harvest a okay. d's or about sharing the sharing food and and having fun. yeah, it sounds like a great puerto

time so when people go to the festival, that's actually coming up next saturday right here. what can people expect their oh, yes, that is exactly where praying full. so we have a litle various performance and will family-friendly activities. of we have a lot of foods. food, give me the and the even bopped can a bit about the foods. yes, of course. in many located curry investor participated as a vendor. okay. so we have a korean barbecue first like a covid be and the fries that you and then we have a few just curry, a mexican and then we have a little and then rice king and the more oh, my goodness. you know, people will be you. well, fed to the festival. great other any

cultural performances as well. >> that right. we have the performance so we have a korean traditional that as a fed then as and curry or so, of course, we have a >> k-pop i just saw recently. and do not have it. but you yes. and the senior chorus and children's chorus. but as a i was just excited present a very, very special tech, wendell korea matcha art ats. yeah, they are coming all the way from south korea and they will be showing they will be to kate seeing about very unique performance, newsies. traditional pickled to take a came by is the contemporary so? that's something to definitely that we can definitely look forward to,

right. that is one the kind you should not miss it. okay. and is there a schedule that's posted somewhere where people can learn about, you know, when per certain performers you know, going to be performing and which food vendors are going to be right, right. details our website that w curry, a center s fdot or it. and then you'll find all the details, food vendor and the performances scheduled uk got and should people people need to purchase tickets for this or anticipate traffic around the area like for parking? should they get there thank you for bringing that stuff yeah, it is a free event so you can call me the family, friends and or pet friendly. okay. can bring your dog right. but it is free but be recommended to register in that event. and then another thing we encourage these try to use of public transportation because the parking space is very how many people have you typically had at this event write last we

had about 20,000 people enjoy the 20,000 people are definitely people should plan ahead a little bit and take that public transportation because again, sounds like it's free, great food and great performance. and so it's probably going to be another packed event this year. that's right. this right tell us to about the organization that you represent, which is a korean center on how long have you guys been around? and i'm sure that you do a variety of events throughout the year and right, right >> korean center is a non-profit organization located in san fransisco. >> our mission to bring community together through korean so we pro korean, cultural and education are programmed through a year. okay. and that just a festival is one of the land. the maac what we are doing to a year and then we have been here, you know, the 50 years. so

next year, our 50th anniversary of fantastic. happy early anniversary thank you. would you is there a message that you like to share with viewers for this to south festival? this upcoming guests just a festival or about getting together and celebrating. and have a fun. so i hope or of you can see the said that they, you know, are festival. all right. wonderful. that's key young with the annual bay area to soak festival. >> thank you so much for sharing your story with us today. no, thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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could see less than a quarter of an inch. i still think that's a big news for us. i so. it's been a little while since we've seen any sort of significant rainfall. a little bit. even a little bit of a sprinkle would be night will take it. yes, because i like when we started the water year in october, but i feel like we have active now we had a break and now we're going to get maybe a little bit but wednesday's can warm up a little bit for okay. all right. it's it's it's fall, but yet rise of the different microclimates. things can can change just a little bit. yeah, it's like one of those things where it's like pumpkin spice latte 100 million have answers as they rolled it out in i was thinking on the weather for us. felt guilty. have the p i know, right, right. all right. well, you know, i guess it's whenever the mood that's true. right. thank you so much it. it's good to see you. >> and thank you so much to all of you for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for watching him for sticking with us. we'll see you back here. >> next weekend, 7 to 10:00am

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