from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go "into the wild." >> now on the kron 4 morning news senator dianne feinstein's casket is flown into san francisco following her passing earlier this week. and a government shutdown narrowly avoided just last night. what's left to do before lawmakers. new deadline. >> 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's sunday, october. the first start your day off with

a look at the weather with. >> dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. cruising into the 4th quarter. we are and here's a look at what we've got going on right now. still have easy fog a little bit. just a whisper of it pretty much hit the ground. pretty much clear aloft. so you'll see a lot of sunshine for your sunday. it's going to be a different feel today that we had from yesterday as that low has picked off and left us. so with that said, what does it look like for your day ahead? look at the winds. first things first, when we talk a lot more about this this week ahead because we're going to shift later. they're kind of drifting a little bit kind of variable. single digits. we'll see a bit of an onshore wind later today. that's kind of a given, but we will have some offshore winds later this week. and there's that low. it tends to give us little bit of an offshore wind, but it's another system we're looking at by midweek temperatures right now on the middle to lower 50's. we've got 45 from 56 for san francisco. 48 meanwhile, 4 half moon bay and your contrast today. it is a bit cooler than yesterday enjoy, although we're going to catch up beyond what yesterday was

as we'll see warmer numbers. this afternoon. get a load. 66 by 11 at 2 73. lots of 70's on the board, too. temperatures are going to be interesting to later this week as these offshore winds kick off. we're going to see coastal numbers perhaps warmer than some bay area locations. stephanie. >> senator dianne feinstein's casket arrived in san francisco saturday night. a military flight carried her body back to the bay area following her death in washington, d.c., kron four's amanda hari reports from sfo. >> senator dianne feinstein return to her hometown for the final time on saturday. a plane from the president's military fleet carried her body back to san francisco international airport. >> she died in her washington, d.c., home thursday night at the age of 90, it was just hours after she cast her final vote misses. feinstein. >> representative mike thompson whose district

includes parts of napa contra costa and solano counties says it was an honor and a pleasure working with senator feinstein who is always available. always want she could help. she helped >> on issues race, creed, disaster, fire to healthcare. feinstein was the first female mayor of san francisco before she began a more than 30 year senate career year. >> she fought for environmental protections, reproductive rights and gun control. representative nancy pelosi made the trip with her body back to san francisco. she's called feinstein not only a colleague or friend is a say personally as a friend, neighbor and fellow san franciscan. >> all of us do so with great pride as the great senator. she has been to our state, the longest-serving woman, senator from california when their plane landed, they were met by san francisco mayor london

breed. feinstein's casket was draped in an american flag. it was carried out by military personnel into a hearse for the sinai memorial chapel in san francisco. anybody that comes out comes after dianne feinstein. >> stand her racial versus giants and she is looking so many people up. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us. no word yet on when a service and funeral will happened just with senator feinstein's passing raises the question of who will be appointed to fill the rest of her term. governor gavin newsom previously committed to choosing a black woman for the job, but he recently also said it would not be someone who was already running for the 2024 election. a congresswoman barbara lee is campaigning for that spot. she was quick to criticize the governor's decision saying, quote, the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women, end

quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense of being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is now less than 6 months away. no word yet when the governor will make his final decision. a federal government shutdown has been narrowly avoided just hours before the deadline. and after weeks of gridlock among republicans, the deal was struck tonight or rather last night to keep the government funded and running. but only for the next 45 days. kron 4 correspondent raquel martin has more from washington. >> very good news for the country. congress has averted

a shutdown. what does hours to spare before a midnight deadline? senators cleared a short term spending package. democrats and republicans have come to an agreement hours before. the house managed to pass the deal after weeks of infighting among republicans and people have one extreme maga republicans have lost in the end all but one house democrat voted guests and 90 house republicans voted no package produced by speaker mccarthy at the 11th hour would keep the government running for another 45 days. it include disaster relief aid exclude ukraine funding in maintains current spending levels, a deal breaker for some republicans. we have a conference that wants to continue the same garbage that is happening over and over again for weeks. mccarthy try to appease conservative demands to dramatically cut federal spending. but friday, many in that same group voted down a package which included those very cuts, not past the

pivot to work across the aisle. could cause mccarthy his speakership. >> florida republican congressman matt gaetz promised to call a vote to oust mccarthy if conservative demands were not met this, somebody wants to make a motion against me. bring without a deal. millions of government workers military families will start receiving paychecks and many services would be paused. there has to be an adult in the room. >> i'm going to govern. which is best for this country and won't. >> meantime, new york democratic representative jamaal bowman is being investigated by capitol police for pulling a fire alarm ahead of the vote. that alarm went off around noon in the cannon house office building prompting a building wide evacuation woman told reporters hours later it was a mistake and he was simply rushing to get through a door that was usually open. but was closed because it was the weekend. the building was later reopened after capitol police determined it was not a threat. and 3 presidential

hopefuls have now made their case to the california gop convention. their appearance is coming just one day after the republican front runner donald trump spoke our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from anaheim. >> donald trump received a lot of attention for his speech here on friday of a comma swami tim scott and ron desantis of since taking the stage to argue why they feel they are best fit to serve the nation. florida governor ron desantis receiving innovation at the california gop convention. he did not shy away from slamming governor gavin newsom in president joe biden for policies. desantis argues have only made things worse. our country's in a state of decline. >> economic decline, cultural decline, military decline. the california model represents more american decline desantis. the speech came hours after former president donald j trump addressed the party while the florida governor went after democrats.

he also questioned trump's electability. i just wish if he was the one that turned florida read that he would have torn georgia, arizona blue because that's not been good for us at all. that the conversation about the goodness of america? south carolina senator tim scott hoping his message looking toward the future resonates with voters at the top of his list. the situation at the u.s. mexico border. if we're going to protect america, we >> close our southern border. >> vo wall. >> go about it. >> and then entrepreneur ramaswamy. he showed why he believes he stands out in the crowded field for president. how he describes himself a leader from a different generation. a leader who comes from the outside and captured by the system as it exists, who was willing to speak the truth? well, he did not

specifically mention california in his speech afterward. he told us the golden state needs a new direction. what do you want people, california to do? but your message to them? >> my message to them is that we're coming to save is the you're not going to be left behind my message in this campaign is we're not just run to lead a political party. we're not just running to lead a couple when a couple of states running to lead a nation. no state left behind. no city left behind. no american left behind. >> reporting from tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> the largest dam removal project in u.s. history is now underway along the california oregon border. crews are working to remove 4 dams along the klamath river. that will reconnect more than 400 miles of that waterway for the first time in more than 100 years and preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of a national movement to return the natural flow of the nation's rivers and restore surrounding habitats since the start of the movement. more than 2000 dams have been removed across the country.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we're honoring hispanic heritage month. >> with an award-winning local artists celebrating his community, one brush stroke at a time. a live interview coming up right after the break. >> and we're warming things up for you today compared to yesterday, going to be sailing right through the 70's in a warming trend into the middle of the week. we do have a pop of offshore winds, though, midweek watching out for that, too. kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at sfo. looking like a pretty good day to fly as the sun comes starts to come up from over the mountainside looking like the start of a beautiful day at 7.13 this sunday morning, october. the first can you believe it's already october? dave yeah. that's >> getting into good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and i'll tell you with this weather over the next week. good question is may not feel like october knowing this, but in some ways this offshore wind pattern, unfortunately, is a familiar one. so we're going to be revisiting that folks. the national weather service say don't about it now that will see anything that's going to pose issues about fire weather watch. but just keep an eye on that will be watching it. here's what's going on. the east bay shoreline. just a little haze left over. so not much wait. even fog this morning in the wake of our low, which is now lifted off, winds are relatively calm, kind of very bullet that there

it is in the rockies. you can see in the wake of that, yes, an offshore wind. it's the next system that will move on through. not too too much. the temperatures, what at that initial passage. but again, it's those offshore winds that will make things kind of interesting wednesday for high temperatures because it's going quite very interestingly across the topography got a lot of 50's on the board. some 40's poking out here half moon bay. virtually 48, which by the middle of the week will be different. 45 for nevado? 61 at this hour for any these are current temperatures. now the leftover cloud cover and moisture that's going to contain pretty much in the mountains for today. the return of some of that marine layer sort of tomorrow morning for some fog and all that. but it's back to sunny next couple days as a climbing pattern as we gradually move through the 80's. well inland. but we may see the 90's by the end of the week. okay. early week, sunny and mild again, 70's for the day 80's well inland where we have going on late week after those offshore winds are doing their thing. we're gonna start to see some movement even inland with some lower 90's returning. so almost like a

little flavor of some are trying to come back here a little bit today. check it out. 69 san francisco, 73 for oakland. 75 for san jose. on the big board, we finally have the yellow paint to put on the board 70's, as you can see, all the east bay here for highs even up in the north bay. 69, san francisco, a little breezy, but still nice. 75 going on for san jose. next couple of days. there's a gradual increase in temperatures up to about 86 come tuesday again without addendum. wednesday, we're looking at for that pop of the offshore winds. stephanie. >> welcome for celebrating hispanic heritage month. and today we turn our focus to gilroy where an award-winning local artist is celebrating his community. one brush stroke at a time. joining us live now to share more about his work is ignacio nacho moya, thank you so much for joining us this thank you so much for inviting me here today. it's an honor for me to be. >> here in the bay area, francisco. yeah. i got to say

i love your look, oh, yeah. right. like yeah. colors yeah. i love you. designed your your your pants to bypass. yeah. rip my >> every time paint something, use my pen. says i start cleaning my brushes all that's how i create my pence. a walking piece of artwork, right? well, you know, tell our viewers a little bit about your work as well. it is quite a notable. yeah, ok, the way, pay 90%. my culture and my work. i a community, you know, and i like to highlight, especially the farm workers and at community who does they do a lot for us and and that's how kind highlight the heroes and country. yeah, absolutely. and there is quite a large farm worker population out and gilroy's. yeah, yeah. so and also i you know, work the

community. you know what time workers and may i get to see all that. so i kind of like to put it on the and cannot show showcase them there also pay some notable figures you know, latino and hispanic. and yeah, well, no, of course, you know, pain jose hernandez, houston astro now who is a movie on right now? yes, on amazon prime. crime. so i did painting of him and i percent the painting the premiere of the movie premiere. wow, that was good because i really get inspired by leaders like them. >> and i said, you know, i want to become one now one point and and it's gone good. i mean, i think, you know, working hard never give up as key to success. yeah, absolutely. and how did you get your start in the art world? >> i actually love art since i was a little kid and and i find out when i was 10 years old i won a backpack through.

all so that's when i feel like, you know, i i can make money and get and and then my not to 2016, that's when quit my and i want to art for leaving. so that's when everything started and and i've been living my dream says in the morning? >> well, i i think, you know, every morning i wake up so happy to just create what the next project, you know, and and and i get emails and for to collaborate with people and to do programs have fans sometimes, you know, i do. these works university of francisco or santa clara university local colleges. and that inspire me. you know, i'm ready to inspire the community. and that's that's something that wake me up in the morning. and i'm so happy to go into it.

>> you know, your work is so moving and so many different ways. tell us about the message that you hope to convey to people who see your work. >> okay. you know people see my work. i think, you know, i want people to also feel something like, i won. i don't know. shun and motions yet. so i i see people one day. see my work. the site create different are depends my mood depends. what happened in my life will happen in the world and some people ranges. but looking at you know, this time laughing, too. i don't know that emotions. that's when you know it's working. know that, you know, this is this is working. you know, some challenges that you think are facing the hispanic and latino community today that you really >> hope to. you know, people will address that. the public i the challenges at the lake, latino community, sometimes >> come out come from

challenges about opportunities. >> it's hard for us to to get those big opportunities. but >> i'm not thinking like that. i'm just say i'm an approve of that. we can do it, you know, and i want to inspire others to just never give up and keep keep working hard. and be able to follow their dreams as well. like i'm living. my dream you can do it too. just never give up is just like we for us and a little harder. but it's okay. you know, just keep going. persistence is persistence. yeah, resiliency as well. yes, that's right. and is there a gallery where people can check out your work in person? sign up for classes. oh, >> i do love the classes. i want to tell those little quick story. >> during the pandemic doing that facebook live classes online and instagram. so it's taking a lot of people to healing people to eye by doing these free classes on facebook

and instagram. so that helped me a lot to and and then and then now you can find me in 75 16 eagle, their street and downtown have my gallery there. and there's a new coming you know, because i'm up in the second location now open gradually. it's also in gilroy and gilroy, ok? and all that information is on social media and also my with say, ok, and that url is. >> it's a it's more art gallery. okay. more. yeah. that's why i got to just google more are gathered because i'm working a new web site. but yes, and i guess in the last 10 seconds or so we have here any message for viewers this hispanic heritage month, i would say follow your dreams you buy. work hard in. i said never you, but no matter what happened. just keep point. yeah. alright. ignacio nacho moya award-winning artist from gilroy. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you so much inviting me here today. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a community remembers a woman killed at an east bay car dealership. >> and the former san francisco giants head coach is breaking his silence following his firing from the team. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. as get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar a stephanie,

good morning. and good morning, everybody off to play pleasant start will be a little warmer today than yesterday, too. and certainly not the intrusion. the cloud cover see. >> pretty much wall-to-wall. sunshine for the navy some high cloudiness to. so here's the progress. how about this shot? this half moon bay going on here for you with basically a sunny start to the day. usually fog trust to hang out a little bit. they're not this morning. the low that caused all the weather from us from yesterday's liftoff. it's still producing some rain showers. even some snow showers up there in the mountains a little bit. but it's actually running out of moisture no matter what happens. so in its wake, it's the next system look at the banner up there in the upper left-hand corner. that line you see there, that white line. that's our next system to look out for in its the offshore winds midweek. that is a kind apartment here. lot of 50's on the board here. 46 from a bottle. 54 half moon bay. we had 61 for antioch and we are actually little colder this morning than yesterday by half a dozen degrees or in the case and a bottle 11 behind half moon bay, negative 7. of

course, we're going to bypass that with highs today. so it could be actually warmer today than yesterday. 66 at 11 by 2. we're at 72 and a look at the next few days up to about 80 or so monday. 86 going on for tuesday. get midweek, as we're watching for these offshore winds. going look at your extended forecast and also a look at the 4 zone to stephanie. dave, thank you. >> the labor contract for 75,000 kaiser health care employees just expired last night triggering what could be the largest strike for health care workers in u.s. history for stephanie justice live for us in redwood city with more on this. tiffany. >> right. as the hours go on, a strike appears increasingly more likely at midnight last night. current labor contracts expired the union representing kaiser permanente, notifying workers previously notifying the company that if an agreement was not reached by that deadline, a three-day strike could happen in begin on october 4th in california, oregon, colorado, virginia,

washington state in dc know if this strike does take place on october 4th, it will go down as the largest health care strike in u.s. history. with more than 75,000 workers poised to strike 11 o'clock last night, the union said there has been good discussion on number of issues. however, on important issues, they say the 2 parties remain far apart. the union says they've seen up half of resolution on raising shift differentials farah more work agreement, investments in training, but they remain far apart in pay. kaiser permanente in a quote on thursday says it takes any threats to disrupt care for our members seriously and have plans in place to ensure that we can continue to provide high quality care should a strike actually occur? we actually did reach out to kaiser permanente this morning as well. we're waiting for a response back back to 70. all right, tiffany, thank you for your coverage and a vigil.

>> a vigil happen saturday to remember a mother shot and killed at a toyota dealership in albany last week. the 24 year-old lost her life in a targeted shooting, according to police. it happened last thursday morning while the dealership, authorities are r calling this a case of domestic violence. her family says the whole thing was senseless. >> the support i was shocked and hold each and every would she was just all giggles and she loved her came love. king they was like this but maybe i got to stay strong him. >> the victim's mother has set up a gofundme to help family through this difficult time. a center officer is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car. the department shared these photos of the aftermath that happened one 30 saturday morning at the intersection of francisco boulevard east and bellin boulevard. investigators say a

speeding dodged our ran a red light, slamming into the side of the police car. the force of the crash pushed the police car nearly 100 feet. the officer is recovering from minor injuries. the driver was booked into the marion county jail on charges of felony dui and driving without a license. a father and son caught 2 suspects accused of stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise from the petaluma outlets. police say on thursday suspects casey canyon and care spencer tried to make off with $18,0in merchandise. but as they ran out of the store, the father and son detain them until officers arrived. police say one of the suspects try pepper spraying the men to escape and did not succeed. suspects have been booked into the sonoma county jail on multiple charges. the crash left one person dead and another injured after they tried to outrun police in san francisco. sfpd says the vehicle was wanted in connection with an armed

robbery and auto burglaries. officers spotted the car around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. they chased the car to visit a c on valley neighborhood. that's where the car crashed between san bruno avenue and men. so street, no word on the condition of the survivor. chp is investigating. so now the county's board of supervisors will restrict public comments at its regular meetings on zoom until the end of the year. they said the decision is due to, quote, escalating challenges of maintaining civility. public comments will be allowed only in person or through e-mail for board of supervisors, meetings as well as meetings for the board of directors for sonoma water and the sonoma county ag caught preservation and open space district county officials emphasize those who wish to address the board during meetings, which are usually held on tuesdays must attend in person. and looking at sports now, former giants head coach gabe kepler is breaking his silence following his termination effective today or rather friday. he released a

statement on instagram saying, quote, it is a disappointment to say goodbye. i had a chance to help people grow and peop helped me to grow. and i'm thankful for that opportunity. we didn't win enough to satisfy me or our fans. i'm genuinely looking forward to what comes next. the capital of the team for the past 4 seasons in 2021, he was awarded manager of the year after a record breaking 107 win season for the giants. but that was the only seasoned during captors tenure with the giants made it to the postseason. the judge still have 2 more games this season take on the dodgers again today at oracle park. all right. here in the bay area, the portola music festival kicked off yesterday in san francisco. officials are asking people who live nearby to expect things to get pretty loud th%s weekend. officials did get some noise complaints last year and has been happen. working on a way to ease that problem this weekend as some of this year's performers include nelly furtado skrillex labyrinth and thunder cat. we caught up with some attendees

who said they're looking forward to the performances. major lazer for sure. >> very much excited for really. we haven't seen him in a very long. spending you guys yeah. >> today is also the last day of the festival. the full lineup can be found at portola music festival dot com. a call for celebrating hispanic heritage month by highlighting resilient latinos making their mark on the community. this morning, we're stepping into the colorful world of makeup with laura the ceo and co-owner of melt cosmetics. now cosmetics is for anybody. anybody that wants to. >> play with anybody that wants to.

>> feel could be any age. >> any, any race, anything? we make it when it was i know. and i'm the co-founder and ceo of not cosmetic. >> i was named in the top 100 powerhouses and that's mindblowing because i don't realize how many people have eyes on what i'm doing. i have to pinch myself every day. >> growing up, i grew up in the valley, san fernando valley equipment to be exact. haha and i was always very growing up. i fell in love with makeup. around the time that it was in high school. when i found the book a coming of kwan making faces and i saw the transformation how she can turn somebody into a completely different character. and i thought that was so cool. it was. >> amazing to me. and it made me really kind of dive into

the world makeup when i wasn't a lot me go back. and i was like 15 to come to school and that's like the old school way. >> of wearing blessed without actually wearing blush. >> i first started doing makeup, i started working for a counter at nordstrom. i actually worked for a brand that had huge range of colors for skin skin tones. at the time i felt like that was missing was colored lips sticks and the true matt formula and they just weren't pigment so that's kind of how me and my business partner part of the wednesday is that we both felt there was something missing in the cosmetics industry. we started with the lifts stake. and that's what really made my company take i'm going to take a brown that griner all don't be intimidated by where it will work out. okay. >> and i'm just going to line just around outside in. one of

our biggest most successful collections that we've had today was wanted that no collection, everything that we've made from the jaw line or to the lips sticks to the eyeshadow palettes had some kind of story behind it from michael cultural roots. some of the colors that i remember seeing from my childhood whenever i would go to trips to mexico. but we still got a trip mexico every year of my family to truck on. >> when you see like young girls like young, like latina girls and when they come up to look at you, like what does that mean to you that you're probably inspiring a whole genera ion? i can't believe i'm a role model to people. >> and i didn't really realize i wae a role model to people and tell my niece actually moved in with me a few years ago. she maybe 15 years old and >> what i want to get out so that we talk about her. >> before she went me, she wasn't doing that great school and when she saw me in at the

time, my struggles as a single mom. she also saw my successes and how hard life was at a certain point. so she really want to turn around. got a full ride scholarship to her university over dreams. and she's going to be doctors go do what you want to do because you have no idea how much you can accomplish if you really give it your all. everything you got. you can do anything in this world. >> truly inspirational. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, another inspiring story. the california condors making a big comeback. more on the endangered birds appearing at mount diablo. >> and speaking of the looks like we get. so the outflow winds by the middle of the week. in the meantime, before we get there, look for temperatures to climb through the 80's early into the week. we'll take a look at week on foreccst. plus your 4 zone. the sunday. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> the california condor or is making a comeback. the endangered birds were recently spotted at mount diablo and a portion of stanislaus county. dennis shanahan has more on that. >> standing about 3800 feet tall. mount diablo is visible from the sacramento and san joaquin valleys. but to truly appreciated, you can drive all the way to the top and bask in the breathtaking views. and if you are extremely lucky, you might get a glimpse of a rare

endangered california condor or this was big news for us because for the first time in 100 years, we had a flock, 6 bird flock of california, condors in contra costa county, juan pablo galvin, martinez's senior land use manager for the nonprofit save mount diablo. he explains condos are tracked in california by gps. this flock of 6 that was around mount diablo originally started out in this area down by a pinnacles and big school as a flock of 26 birds. most of them went up up up, stopped around the pacheco pass area right here. this extent visited mount diablo, went on to spend the night on so in stanislaw county, which is part of the expansive diablo range. this is great news in a time where we need great news, especially in terms of our planet and nature. the first time in 100 years that a flock of these 9 and a half foot wingspan majestic birds. >> have been in our area. what the diablo range offers. the

birds is plenty of open, undisturbed space. and along with that, a lot of the small animals, the condors like defeat on with intensive management and with our conservation of the 200 mile long diablo range, a prime area for intact habitat. the condors love. we're seeing them explore further for the north. reclaiming those ranges that they used to have a centuries ago. if we work hard and we protect their home, give them a place to settle to recuperate population. we can have success stories like this. >> wow. great to hear that. taking a live look now at walnut creek where it's looking just a bit hazy out there. but traffic moving along quite nicely 7.46. this october first on a sunday, almost halloween day. that's right. wall month. so we have all month. the plan, you know. do your shopping. your headquarters, stephanie. >> hey, good morning, everybody. i have conversation here to look at the orange is going on here. this looks like i think this money arm mars report there. there we go. get

it. >> planes coming sapo. no delays happening either. by the way, tahoe, what's going on up there? a warming trend like on the home front. we go through the 50's the 60's tuesday wednesday and will continue to warm the on that sunshine prevails. others an interruption by wednesday where to get into that and that's going to impact us as well. the first things first are low kind business. it moves off to the rockies. little bit leftover moisture up around tahoe. but beyond that, clearing on out, no impact really for us except the little bit of a whisper of an offshore wind, ok? 61, antioch, a lot of 50's off to the east. 53 santa ana got 53 or santa rosa. 56. meanwhile san francisco in 58, san jose in the tropics, we do have 2 tropical systems out there. caribbean is over here. us good news. is these guys going straight to the north? so not going to impact in the land west coast? interesting as we watch these weather patterns here now we go forward. there's the front coming by. when the fronts come by like this, they provide an onshore wind afterwards. there's the

offshore winds and it goes right through the sacramento valley. and then by the time he gets channeled into the bay. as you can see, you get a little leftover compression. ul heating there. very typical in october like this. and this is where we'll see some numbers like half moon bay. they can pop the freakish numbers. that would be wednesday when we look out be the big day, folks, the national weather service say no, they don't think any fire impact for us. but solano county comes out of the sacramento office. so you might see some of our maps have that little red up there for solano county. stay tuned, as they say. so we get off to the weekend, ok, lice for the weekend. and then the following week getting into some rain. so we have the variety of fall, their homework of autumn, 4 zone forecast for you this sunday. 69 san francisco got the 60's off towards the coast. much warmer today. 72 burlingame, 75 foster city in palo alto to the south bay. most readings mid 70's here got 73 milpitas east bay shoreline, lower to middle 70's. 76 going on for livermore. got about 78 for walnut creek and concord. 68

for berkeley, the les, what? 68? 76 for fairfield. 73 napa and santa rosa will do about a 76. again. the middle of the week is what will be watching. we're going for the inland highs about 88. actually not going to pop too much inland yet. it's going to be the coastal and bay area. temperatures will be warmer with the confessional heating lower 90's. by the time we finish off the week, as we mentioned, looks good for next weekend, too. but it's into the following week. got some rain coming our way. so interesting. it is nice to get a few sprinkles here, especially given just see much rain at i know. but that looks juicy there. that might be. we're celebrating little bit the following week. they're nice. good line coming in ok? very good. thank you so much, dave. >> right. well, some gadgets were on display at a major international tech show, including a high-tech wine chiller. and even a new kodak camera. rich demuro takes a look in this morning's tech smart. >> when you go to a tech trade show like iif over land, interesting products are

around every corner asking you something. anyone who loves wine, it's the keys that people forget about pelvic is sort of like a high-tech wind bucket scandal label and the app helps the electronic thermodynamic device get reds or whites to the perfect serving temperature redwine at room temperature boston. at the celtic temperature? the difference is incredible. a growing trend, a washer and dryer in robo rock zeo one holds a month of detergent has a self-cleaning lint filter. >> and uses an algorithm to drier, close, even wall using time, soft close to enough for a and it will not that duclos on a smaller scale. the winning scan watch to monitor body temperature. 24 7, the first of its kind. the battery lasts 30 days between charges situations of the base. that indicates onset illness. but also to my may help you optimize the recovery finances during walkout station.

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sunlight. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. in sports, the warriors could be without one of their main players at the start of the season for darren wilson explains. definitely not. the news dubnation was hoping to hear just ahead of training camp. the warriors are down a man that man other than draymond green. >> after injured his ankle, forcing him to be out for the next 4 to 6 weeks, possibly. our jason dumas confirmed on yesterday that the injury happened during a pickup game at chase center earlier last week that say is not a high ankle sprain, which is good news. now, green is expected to speak with the media on monday, which is tomorrow for warriors media day with training camp starting that too much later the next day to be exact and their preseason matchup. their first one will that saturday against the lakers. so obviously they want to hope to get draymond back as soon as possible because

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>> 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. good sunday to you. it is october the first and we have a lot to get to for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's a different story today than yesterday in a lot of sunshine going on about those temperatures up a little bit here. so. >> enjoy your sunday kind of make up for all the cloud cover intrusion from yesterday. now as we get in the middle of next week, we will be watching some offshore winds. they may pose an issue, but right now, weather service, a standout looks like we're okay on that front for now. but we'll be watching that right now. here's a beautiful shot coming in half moon bay, not much the way of fog either. at the 8 o'clock hour. pretty crisp and clear to start your day kind of variable winds. we have single digits to calm wind conditions that low that we talked a lot about from yesterday. look at

the progress made already in the rockies. some leftover moisture up there in tahoe. however, and that it too. we'll be waiting through the afternoon. most the readings in the 50's couple token 40's out there like 61. meanwhile, for any auc but will be catching up with our trailing numbers this morning as we're actually cooler to right now that we were 24 hours ago. again, going to be warmer by this afternoon. let's try about 69 at high noon. 73 by 3 o'clock and a gradual warming trend is expected. but interesting weather pattern will be for the middle of the week as the coastal numbers may actually be a little bit warmer come wednesday. then in some spots around the bay. more on your forecast coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave. >> senator dianne feinstein's casket arrived in san francisco saturday night. a military flight carried her body back to the bay area following her death in washington, d.c., kron four's amanda hari reports from sfo. >> dianne feinstein return to her hometown for the final time on saturday. a plane from

the president's military fleet carried her body back to san francisco international airport. >> she died in her washington, d.c., home thursday night at the age of 90, it was just hours after she cast her final vote misses. feinstein. representative mike thompson whose district includes parts of napa contra costa and solano counties says it was an honor and a pleasure working with senator feinstein who is always available. always want know she could help. she helped on issues race, creed, disaster, fire to healthcare. feinstein was the first female mayor of san francisco before she began a more than 30 year senate career year. >> she fought for environmental protections, reproductive rights and gun control. representative nancy pelosi made the trip with her body back to san francisco. she's called feinstein not

only a colleague or friend, as i say, personally as a friend, neighbor and fellow san franciscan. >> all of us do so with great pride as the great senator. she has been to our state, the longest-serving woman, senator from california when their plane landed, they were met by san francisco mayor london breed. feinstein's casket was draped in an american flag. it was carried out by military personnel into a hearse for the sinai memorial chapel in san francisco. anybody that comes out comes after dianne feinstein. >> stand on her racial or she is a and she is looking to so many people. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us. no word yet on when a service and funeral will happen just yet. well, senator feinstein's passing raises the question of who will be appointed to fill the rest of her term. governor gavin newsom previously committed to choosing a black woman for the job. but he

recently also said it would not be someone who was already running in the 2024 election. congresswoman barbara lee is campaigning for the spot and she was put to criticize the governor's decision saying, woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women and quote, u.s. a politics professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. no word yet when the governor will make his decision. developing news, a government shutdown has been averted, but just for the next

47 days, the threat of a federal government shutdown ended last night just hours before the deadline, congress approved a temporary funding bill to keep federal agencies open until november 17th. president biden calling it good news for the american people. the package does not offer aid for ukraine but adds money for us disaster assistance. the president shared on social media, an image of him signing the bill. as you can see there in the post, he urged congress to pass government funding bills for the next fiscal year. new york democratic representative jamaal bowman is being investigated by capitol police. pulling a fire alarm ahead of the vote. alarm went off around noon in the cannon house office building and prompted a building. one evacuation bowman told reporters hours later it was a mistake and he was rushing to get through a door but is usually open but was closed because it was the weekend the building was reopened an hour later after capitol police determined it was not a threat. 3 presidential

hopefuls have now made their case to the california gop convention. their parents is come just one day after the republican front runner donald trump spoke capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from anaheim. >> well, while donald trump received a lot of attention for his speech here on friday of a comma swami, tim scott and ron desantis of since taking the stage to argue why they feel they are best fit to serve the nation. florida governor ron desantis receiving innovation at the california gop convention. he did not away from slamming governor gavin newsom in president joe biden for policies. desantis argues have only made things worse. our country's in a state of decline. >> economic decline, cultural decline, military decline. the california model represents more american decline desantis. the speech came hours after former president donald j trump addressed the party while the florida governor went after democrats.

he also questioned trump's electability. i just wish if he was the one that turned florida read that he would have torn georgia and arizona blue because that's not been good for us at all. that the conversation about the goodness of america? south carolina senator tim scott hoping his message looking toward the future resonates with voters at the top of his list. the situation at the u.s. mexico border little protect america. we also months. >> close our southern border. we >> vo wall. >> go about it. >> and then on to north of a crumb, a swami he shared why he believes he stands out in the crowded field for president. how he describes himself a leader from a different generation. a leader who comes from the outside and captured by the system as it exists, who was willing to speak the truth? well, he did not specifically mention

california in his speech afterward. he told us the golden state needs a new direction. what do you want people, california to do? but your message to them? >> my message to them is that we're coming to save is the you're not going to be left behind my message in this campaign is we're not just run to lead a political party. we're not just running to lead a couple when a couple of states i'm running to lead a nation. no state left behind. no city left behind. no american left behind. >> reporting from tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> labor contract for 75,000 kaiser health care employees expired just last night. >> triggering what could be the largest strike for health care workers in u.s. history. >> kron four's tiffany justice is live for us now in redwood city with more on this issue. tiffany. >> right. as the hours go on, a strike seems more increasingly likely at midnight last night. current labor contracts did expire. we know the union representing kaiser permanente workers

previously notified the company that if an agreement was not reached by that deadline, a three-day strike could happen and begin on october 4th in california, oregon, colorado, virginia, washington state in d c now if the strike does take place on october 4th, they will go down as the largest health care strike in u.s. history with more than 75,000 workers, voices strike at 11 o'clock last night, the union said there has been good discussion on a number of issues. however, on important issues, they say. >> the 2 parties remain far apart. the union says they've seen a pass. the resolution on raising shift differentials fear, remote work for 3 months and investments in training, but they remain far apart in pay. in an update on thursday, kaiser permanente says it takes. >> any threat to disrupt care for our members seriously and have plans in place to ensure that we can continue to provide high quality care. should a strike actually occur? we did reach out of kaiser permanente this morning for comments we actually heard back and we anticipate a statement sometime this morning. stephanie, back to you.

>> all right, tiffany, we will stay tuned for any new developments that come out of that. thank you. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we are honoring hispanic heritage month with the life and legacy of carlos santana. >> who launched his careers here in the bay area. >> lots of sunshine cooking for you this sunday as we temperatures push a little warmer today about 73 or so by 3 o'clock. we're watching later this week for offshore wind event, too approached much of the central valley. that forecast coming up in a different from what news continues.

>> largest dam removal project the klamath river. that will reconnect more than 400 miles of waterway for the first time in more than 100 years and help preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of a national movement to return the natural flow of the nation's rivers and restore the surrounding habitats since the start of the movement. more than 2000 dams have been removed across the country. closer here at home. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. things have cleared up quite significantly in terms of that cloud cover there, seeing some pretty blue skies up above this sunday morning at 8.13. and dave, what osha? we expect the spooky month of what we do have some changeable weather actually throughout the month to the actually the middle portion month. it looks like so.

>> we'll be seeing some changes coming our way. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. there's a quick shot at half moon bay and sometimes in the morning hours we're talking to you. and even though might not much going on. we do have that morning fog. that's untrue. severe. not this go around. so just sign of things to come today. winds behind all of that kind of variable single digits to come. we'll get afternoon breeze cooking in here. big system, though. that was a player yesterday has moved east leftover rain showers and some snow showers up there in the mountains. temperature check for you. lot of 50's in the east bay. 61 for any act. 53 up to santa rosa. 52. meanwhile, we just were and half moon bay. 59. meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast for not much in the home front. again, some of that leftover residual moisture will play out a bit up in the mountains this afternoon. and then tomorrow morning, some of that fog tries to sneak back in again. what we're waiting for is the arrival of a new system that will get here probably by tuesday night through maybe early part of wednesday. it's the backside of it gets

interesting, sunny and mild today got the upper 70's well inland. so enjoy your sunday. early in the week. gradual increase in temperatures to the 70's and 80's going on in london and then comes that front. we get those offshore winds sunny and warming towards the latter portion of the week. and the warming inland will be delayed action wednesday because of those winds. but you'll feel some of that warming happening along the coast and some portions of the bay to the west. 69 san francisco. 73 for oakland. 75 for san jose. we're at 76 for a high today for antioch. look at that. but we're all in the 70's well inland, even on the east bay shoreline, looking at some 70's to 69. meanwhile, for san francisco, a little bit on the breezy side, 75 san jose. there's the next couple of days for you. we get as we told you back in the 80's, it looks like for tuesday and then it's wednesday for some of those offshore winds. we're looking at folks of the weather service say don't worry, doesn't look at that's going to pose that fire concern. but we'll be watching. and then it looks like maybe some rain by the following week. so october's delivering some up or tricks are to se you think tricks. i

was thinking treats positive spin on thanks so much you all right. well, >> as we head to hispanic heritage month. we are celebrating here at kron 4. a new documentary released this month is giving fans of carlos santana. a look at his life and legacy. >> he lost his career-high are in the bay area in san francisco. kron four's noelle bellow has a look. >> family is first middle and last family is the most sacred thing in this planet with an everlasting love, focus and respect trust. carlos santana paid his own way through the music industry since the late 1960's. >> i did numerous accolades along the way. there's so much to celebrate in a new intimate documentary, carlos audiences will learn about the man behind the music and the familia. he honors with his talent, new interviews, concert footage and never before seen archival footage are blended together with home

videos recorded by santana himself. >> is new? >> yes, let's the top the language that his father him. and now i teach my son. it's a language of light and love. through sound residents by bridgen which is music. santana says when his family moved to san francisco, his father brought the first mariachi band to the city. >> in the film, the expert, composer arranger and bandleader wanted to be clear the lessons he learned from his family reach far beyond the music. >> wonderful to show. >> people in the light that is not a victim mentality. is that over see, though, you know, is more like let's celebrate. there's about those moves, you know, this devout. but, you know, we're able to bring unity and harmony and oneness to the planet. be

religion or be nationalities following disparaging comments he made this summer against the transgender community. santana says he hopes the film will drive home his true feelings about the world around him. is there anything you'd like to say lgbtq fans or maybe have them keep in mind when deciding whether or not to to view this documentary about your life and careers. >> it's like drinking water in the desert. you know, doesn't matter who you are, where you are, what your beliefs are. >> i under it and respect that. no, if no bats, this is about. celebrate your choices. this is the planet of free. will. whatever you believe you are? be happy and have fun with it. it's not complicated. >> san francisco is where santana first began fusing rock and latin music together, he was once caught sneaking into the fillmore and ran into

bill graham went to the winners these 2 gentlemen coming the side of the building on drain pipe. one of the set up by the and when i finished, rank him. community says. >> going open up florida, steve miller in hollywood. >> he says the city will always feel like home. >> if you spend a weekend services go watch out, it gets inside your system, gets inside your blood. >> not unlike the music, continues to create for a real artist musician to convert fear into joy. >> so residents but ration frequency. >> able to. >> bring it's been. does that bring hope, joy, encourage 2 people. and san francisco, noelle bellow. kron, 4 news. >> an undercover agent finds himself in a between humans and ai robots. and the 10th installment of saw is now in

theaters just in time for halloween, right? well, dean richards has a preview. >> this is a existence. >> new at the movies this week is the creators said in the future, john david washington place an undercover agent to the war between humans and high-functioning ai robots following a nuclear bomb. estimates los angeles an effort to learn more about the nighttime raid that left his wife presumed dead. >> he comes out of isolation and accepts a chance to join the fight that would put end to the ai attackers and possibly find some clues about his point on one level, the creator is a master, at least visually. it's feast for the eyes that brings to light the highest of high tech. >> concepts like what advanced

ai world might be like. the car surpassing anything that exists at a level that many fear robots and technology over taking human beings. >> on another level, the creator disappoints with the story line that is more than mediocre director gareth edwards had put as much effort into advancing the plot as he did with dazzling you with visuals. this could have been a 4 star pick to me. the story is everything. and that brings down to a dean's list b minus. also out this week, but not screened for critics is the 10th installment in the saw franchise. the rube a cop series bloodied bone-crunching 6 scenarios. do what or die auctions saw is rated r. also not screened in advance. there's another installment in

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morning news. a community remembers a woman killed at an east bay car dealership. and a former san francisco giants head coach is breaking his silence following his firing from the team. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. the start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with more on what we need to know. good morning a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody and sunshine rules. today up. we shake off those clouds and that low pressure system has moved away. >> from the golden state as leading a few little leftover showers up around tahoe. but for us. >> look, a little bit of a warming trend. so it's a very pleasant fall day coming your way. this way now for today is

a live shot you can see right now at half moon bay. we don't have the intrusion of that morning. typical fog at the giants game today later on versus the dodgers. a game time 12. 0, fight temperatures. mid 60's through all of this. we say sunny and breezy. still, though, west winds at about 15 so definitely have to bring the sweater with you there. there's the low pressure system we talked about. it's now in the rockies. but entering the season where we get a lot of the systems. that's good because it brings rain later on. but for the interim period, it will be bringing us winds and these will be offshore winds by the middle of the week. so we knew that had to happen sooner or later. 50's cover a lot of the east bay for right now. 63 antioch 50's up to the north bay and 54. meanwhile, for half moon bay, we are cooler at this hour than we were 24 hours ago. but we're going to catch up in go beyond with the highs were from yesterday. here's your breakdown today. 68 buyer high noon of 3 about 70 for a gradual trend and warm and early next week. and then again, a little bit top off, warming up towards the end of the put this all together. what's coming up for the week ahead in your 4 zone

forecast hit 70. >> a vigil happen saturday to remember a mother shot and killed at a toyota dealership in albany last week. 24 year-old alanna gallon lost her life in a targeted shooting according to police. it happened last thursday morning while gallon was working at the dealership. authorities are calling this a case of domestic violence. her family says it was senseless. >> the support i was shocked and hold each and every would she was just all giggles and she left her came love. king they was like this but maybe i got to stay strong him. >> gallen's mother has set up a gofundme account to help the family during difficult time. in the north face and refill officer is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car. the department shared

these images of the aftermath. it happened one 30 saturday morning at the intersection of francisco boulevard east and belen boulevard. investigators say a speeding dog star ran a red light slamming into the side of the police car. the force of the crash pushed the police car nearly 100 feet. the officer is recovering from minor injuries. the driver was booked into the marion county jail on charges of felony dui and driving without a license. caught 2 suspects accused of stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise from the petaluma outlets. police say on thursday the suspects tried to make off with $18,000 worth of merchandise. but as they ran out of the store, the father and son detain them until officers arrived. police say one of the suspects tried pepper spraying the men to escape but did not succeed. both suspects have been booked into the sonoma county jail on multiple charges. a crash left one person dead and another injured after they tried to outrun police in san

francisco. sfpd says the vehicle was wanted in connection with an armed robbery and auto burglaries. officers spotted the car around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. they chased the car to the visit. ac on y neighborhood. and that's where the car crashed betan bruno avenue and then sell street. no word on the condition of the survivor. chp is investigating. sonoma county's board of supervisors will restrict public comments at its regular meetings on zoom until the end of the year. they said the decision is due to, quote, escalating challenges of maintaining civility. public comments will only be allowed in person or through email. county officials emphasize that those who want to address the board during the meetings have to do so in person. happening right now, a portion of highway 101 is closed due to repairs. southbound 101, lands between sfo in redwood city. a closed as caltrans replaces a bridge. sfo. travelers are being warned to give themselves extra time. the area is

expected to reopen tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock. and looking at sports now, former giants head coach gabe kepler is breaking his silence following his termination on friday. he released a statement on instagram saying, quote, it is a disappointment to say goodbye ahead, a chance to help people grow and people help me to grow. and i'm thankful for that opportunity. we did not win enough to satisfy me or our fans. i'm genuinely looking forward to what comes next. capital led the team for the past 4 seasons in 2021. he was awarded manager of the year after a record-breaking 107 win season for giants. but that was the only seasoned or aqap was 10 year when the giants made it to the postseason. the giants have still have 2 more games this season. take on the dodgers again today at oracle park. and just in to the kron, 4 news room with a government shutdown averted. >> fleet week is full steam ahead. the event involves 1000 sailors and marines and

members of the coast guard. more than a million people come to the city for the air show. this year's show happens between golden gate bridge and alcatraz island over the san francisco bay. it will be dedicated to the late senator dianne feinstein. the portola music festival kicked off yesterday in san francisco officials. scott noise complaints stemming from the event last year. the city has since been working on ways to ease that problem for this weekend. some of this year's performers include nelly furtado, skrillex labyrinth and thundercat. we caught up with some people who on some festival goers rather on who they are looking forward to attending our to hear major lazer for sure. >> very much excited for really. we haven't seen him in a very long. spending you guys >> well, today is the last day of the festival. the full lineup can be found at portola music festival dot com. proper

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welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty sweet starts. going to be a

nice afternoon for you to today with those temperatures bump up a touch. here's what's going on. the east bay shorelines. you can see to some haze left over. >> as far as the fog, not much of that at all. even at the coast. we've been checking the half moon bay this morning, head in the other direction off the tahoe looks good next week, 60's tuesday and wednesday. as you can see, little warm up there as we're going to get on the home front, too. but we do have some weather traffic, though happening. we're starting to get in the fall season. getting some of this now. here's the slow that we had over yesterday. we talked about give us little in the way of some rain when it marched on through. we're getting some of the backside of it or did some brief offshore winds. but we'll have nice, gradual onshore winds return a bit and some select the spots across the bay. but the highway is open so more traffic is expected for the week ahead. that will be watching. got 50's for much of the east bay. 63 for antioch 50's up north. 57 for half moon bay and 59 for san jose. just briefly into the tropics. there are 2 blogs are watching tropical systems, but the good news is we're all the way out

here. here's the caribbean. these guys are going north and they're going to go know where only a problem for shipping. now back to the west coast and here's the traffic i referenced as we get to about tuesday. here comes that front and you can see not much of a player coming to us giving us rain. no, not really going to happen. maybe some scattered clouds. it's the backside. we get the offshore wind. so typically a lot of times when the front goes through, you oftentimes get rain so you can handle the offshore winds. but our problem is often we don't get that rain. we get the offshore winds. it's a problem. folks. weather service say we should be okay. midweek but will be on the lookout for anything. it's popping. it interesting. another front comes but this time it has a prize. so we're going get the rain, bring that offshore wind then afterwards will be insulated and protected after getting some rain from that success of system. if that holds up. meanwhile, your 4 zone forecast for today. 69 san francisco with the 60's hugging the coast still long and we'll see some interesting numbers by the middle of the week with those offshore winds. i referenced 72 for burlingame foster city. 75 in

palo alto in the south bay. again, mid 70's lower 70's going on the east bay shoreline to approaching mid 70's, which we see in tri valley to upper 70's at that as well. 68 for berkeley. 68 also the laos. 76 for fairfield and will do about a 76. meanwhile, for santa rosa, 7 day forecast, a warming up and by wednesday, that's the day will be watching for those winds. interesting numbers will happen in locations of seeing like the coast might warm up artificially because of this. meanwhile, the lower 90's going on for thursday friday and into saturday and stephanie is a reference there, too, next. the following week might even get some rain to from this. so we're getting a lot of weather traffic now as we're getting have the umbrella handy. yes. safe. >> all right. well, some new gadgets are on display at a major international tech show, including. >> a high-tech wine chiller and even a new kodak camera. rich demuro takes a look in this morning's tech smart. >> when you go to a tech trade

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>> light. it does something charge a charge is with both indoor and sunlight. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. with the california condor is making a comeback. the endangered birds were recently spotted at mount diablo and a portion of stanislaus county. dennis shanahan has more on that. >> standing about 3800 feet tall. mount diablo is visible from the sacramento and san joaquin valleys. but to truly appreciated, you can drive all the breathtaking views. and if you are extremely lucky, you might get a glimpse of a rare endangered california condor or this was big news for us because for the first time in 100 years, we had a flock, 6 bird flock of california, condors in contra costa county, juan pablo galvin, martinez's senior land use manager for the nonprofit save mount diablo. he explains

condos are tracked in california by gps. this flock of 6 that was around mount diablo originally started out in this area down by a pinnacles and big sold as a flock of 26 birds. most of them went up up up, stopped around the pacheco pass area right here. this extent visited mount diablo, went on to spend the night on so in stanislaw county, which is part of the expansive diablo range. this is great news in a time where we need great news, especially in terms our planet and nature. the first time in 100 years that a flock of these 9 and a half foot wingspan majestic birds. >> have been in our area. what the diablo range offers. the bird is plenty of open, undisturbed space. and along with that, a lot of the small animals, the condors like defeat on with intensive management and with our conservation of the 200 mile long diablo range, a prime area for intact habitat. the condors love. we're seeing them explore further for the

north. reclaiming those ranges that they used to have a centuries ago. if we work hard and we protect their home, give them a place to settled to recuperate population. we can have success stories like this. >> now in sports, the warriors could be without one of their main players at the start of the season. kron four's erin wilson explains. >> definitely not. the news dubnation was hoping to hear just ahead of training camp. the warriors are down a man that man other than draymond green after injured his ankle, forcing him to be out for the next 4 to 6 weeks, possibly. our jason dumas confirmed on yesterday that the injury happened during a pickup game at chase center earlier last week that say is not a high ankle sprain, which is good news. now, green is expected to speak with the media on monday, which is tomorrow for warriors media day with training camp starting that too much later the next day to be exact and their preseason

matchup, their first one will that saturday against the lakers. so obviously they want to hope to get draymond back as soon as possible because the first official game is not long after that. a little later october and be out 6 weeks. he might miss that opener. that suspect to you guys at the day. >> aaron, thank you. we'll be >> aaron, thank you. we'll be right back.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. senator dianne feinstein's casket is flown back into san francisco following her passing earlier this week. and a government shutdown narrowly avoided just last night. what's left to do before lawmakers. new deadline. >> 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 is sunday october, the first and we're covering a lot of news for you today. start with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty good start today. you know, we didn't have the intrusion of the fog going on in the clouds. a loft not an issue today is that low has kind of >> moved off to the rocky mountains. so we're left with a pretty nice sunday. so enjoy this day and a gradual warming trend is what we're expecting in 2 the week ahead. here's

half moon bay for you using the fog is hanging around here at least into around noon or so. not this go around. so we're off to again a good day, kind of variable for those winds. we expect a little bit of a a bit of an onshore wind to pick up in those winds. sensitive spots will probably notice that breeze will chilly at the ballpark later today. meanwhile, this is what it looks like from space. you can clearly see that low in the rockies. what's left of it? its impact across the golden state is waning. most of our readings are in the 50's. we have some 60's off east. 57, meanwhile, for half moon bay and 62 for san jose. the contrast even at this hour, we're start to close that gap and getting ahead by a few degrees. you'll notice fairfield at 6 degrees ahead. we're right on the number for half moon bay. so here's your breakdown today about 68 or so by high noon and 3 will do about 74 and readings expected inland to crouch right through the 80's early part of the week. latter portion of the week into the lower 90's. got your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> senator dianne feinstein's casket arrived in san francisco saturday night. a military flight carried her body back to the bay area following her death in washington, d.c., kron four's amanda hari reports from sfo. >> senator dianne feinstein returned to her hometown for the final time on saturday. a plane from the president's military fleet carried her body back to san francisco international airport. >> she died in her washington, d.c., home thursday night at the age of 90, it was just hours after she cast her final vote misses. feinstein. representative mike thompson whose district includes parts of napa contra costa and solano counties says it was an honor and a pleasure working with senator feinstein who is always available. should always want go you can help. she helped immensely. >> on issues race, creed,

disaster, fire prevention to healthcare. feinstein was the first female mayor of san francisco before she began a more than 30 year senate career year. >> she fought for environmental protections, reproductive rights and gun control. representative nancy pelosi made the trip with her body back to san francisco. she's called feinstein not only a colleague or friend is a say personally as a friend, neighbor and fellow san franciscan. >> all of us do so with great pride as the great senator. she has been to our state, the longest-serving woman, senator from california when their plane landed, they were met by san francisco mayor london breed. feinstein's casket was draped in an american flag. it was carried out by military personnel into a hearse for the sinai memorial chapel in san francisco. anybody that comes out comes after dianne feinstein. >> her racial or shoes and and she is looking to so many people up.

>> that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us. no word yet on when a service or a funeral will happen. passing raises the question of who will be appointed to fill the rest of her term. governor gavin newsom previously committed to choosing a black woman for the job, but he recently said it would not be someone who was already running in the 2024 election. congresswoman barbara lee is campaigning for the spot. she was quick to criticize the governor's decision saying, quote, the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women, end quote. well, usf politics professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic

turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. no word yet on when the governor will make his decision. a federal got a government shutdown has been narrowly avoided just hours before the deadline after weeks of gridlock among republicans, a deal was struck tonight to keep the government funded and running, but only for the next 45 days. correspondent raquel martin has more from washington. >> very good news for the country. congress has averted a shutdown. what does hours to spare before a midnight deadline? senators cleared a short term spending package. democrats and republicans have come to an agreement hours before. the house managed to pass the deal after weeks of infighting among republicans and people have one extreme maga republicans have lost in the end all but one house democrat voted guests and 90

house republicans voted no package produced by speaker mccarthy at the 11th hour would keep the government running for another 45 days. it include disaster relief aid excludes ukraine funding and maintains current spending levels, a deal breaker for some republicans. we have a conference that wants to continue the same garbage that is happening over and over again for weeks. mccarthy try to appease conservative demands to dramatically cut federal spending. but friday, many in that same group voted down a package which included those very cuts, not the pivot to work across the aisle could cause mccarthy his speakership. >> florida republican congressman matt gaetz promise to call a vote to oust mccarthy if conservative demands were not met this, somebody wants to make a motion against me. bring without a deal. millions of government workers military families will start receiving paychecks and many services would be paused. there has to be an adult in the room.

>> i'm going to govern. which is best for this country in washington. raquel martin. >> and just in to the kron, 4 news room with a government shutdown averted. fleet week is full steam ahead. the event involves 1000 sailors and marines and members of the coast guard more than a million people come to the city for the air show this year show happens between golden gate bridge and alcatraz island over the san francisco bay. it will be dedicated to the late senator dianne feinstein. meantime, new york democratic representative jamaal bowman bowman is being investigated by capitol police for pulling a fire alarm ahead of the vote. that alarm went off around noon in the cannon house office building prompting a building. why evacuation bowman told reporters hours later it was a mistake and he was rushing to get through a door that is usually open. but it was closed due to it being a weekend. the building was reopened about an hour later after capitol police determined it was not a threat. 3 presidential

hopefuls have now made their case to the california gop convention. their appearances come just one day after the republican front runner donald trump spoke capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from anaheim. >> donald trump received a lot of attention for his speech here on friday of a comma swami tim scott and ron desantis of since taking the stage to argue why they feel they are best fit to serve the nation. florida governor ron desantis receiving innovation at the california gop convention. he did not shy away from slamming governor gavin newsom in president joe biden for policies. desantis argues have only made things worse. our country's in a state of decline. >> economic decline, cultural decline, military decline. the california model represents more american decline desantis. the speech came hours after former president donald j trump addressed the party while the florida

governor went after democrats. he also questioned trump's electability. i just wish if he was the one that turned florida read that he would have torn georgia and arizona blue because that's not been good for us at all. that the conversation about the goodness of america? south carolina senator tim scott hoping his message looking toward the future resonates with voters at the top of his list. the situation at the u.s. mexico border. if we're going to protect america, we also months. >> close our southern border. >> vo wall. go about it. >> and then entrepreneur ramaswamy. he showed why he believes he stands out in the crowded field for president. how he describes himself a leader from a different generation. a leader who comes from the outside and captured by the system as it exists, who was willing to speak the

truth? well, he did not specifically mention california in his speech afterward. he told us the golden state needs a new direction. what do you want people, california to do? but your message to them? >> my message to them is that we're coming to save is the you're not going to be left behind my message in this campaign is we're not just want to lead a political party. we're not just running to lead a couple when a couple of states running to lead a nation. no state left behind. no city left behind. no american left behind. >> reporting from tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> the labor contract for 75,000 kaiser health care employees just expired last night triggering what could be the largest strike for health care workers in u.s. history. well, first of a justice is live for us now redwood city with more on this situation differently. >> all right, stephanie. and as the hours go on, a strike appears increasingly more likely at midnight last night. kerr labor contracts did expire. we know that the union

representing kaiser permanente workers previously notifying the company that if an agreement was not reached by that deadline, a three-day strike could happen and begin on october 4th in california, oregon, colorado, virginia, washington state in d c now if this strike does take place on october 4th, it will go down as the largest health care strike in u.s. history. with more than 75,000 workers poised to strike at 11 o'clock last night, the union said there has been good discussion on a number of issues. however, on important issues, they say the 2 parties remain far apart. the union says they've seen a pass to resolution r raising shift differentials fair remote work agreement and investments in training, but they remain far apart in pay. update on thursday. kaiser permanente says it takes, quote, any threat to disrupt care for a member seriously and have plans in place ensure. now we can continue to provide high quality care. should a strike actually occur? we have reached out to kaiser permanente this morning for comments we have heard back and we do anticipate a

statement sometime today. 70 back to you. tiffany, thank you for your continuing coverage. >> largest dam removal project in u.s. history is now underway along the california oregon border. crews are working to remove 4 dams along the klamath river. that will reconnect more than 400 miles of that waterway for the first time in more than 100 years and preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of a national movement to return the natural flow of the nation's rivers and restored the surrounding habitats. since the start of the movement. more than 2000 dams have been removed across the country. in sports, the warriors could be without one of their main players at the start of the season. kron four's erin wilson explains. >> definitely not. the news dubnation was hoping to hear just ahead of training camp. the warriors are down a man that man other than draymond green after injured his ankle, forcing him to be out for the next 4 to 6 weeks, possibly. our jason dumas confirmed on

yesterday that the injury happened during a pickup game at chase center earlier last week that say is not a high ankle sprain, which is good news. now, green is expected to speak with the media on monday, which is tomorrow for warriors media day with training camp starting that too much later the next day to be exact and their preseason matchup. their first one will that saturday against the lakers. so obviously they want to hope to get draymond back as soon as possible because the first official game is not long after that. a little later october and be out 6 weeks. he might miss that opener. suspect to you guys with >> okay. little bit less than an hour ago, we had other shaker up in northern california. 3.9 near petrolia i was a 3.9, a little bit i was a 3.9, a little bit shower. this quake was i

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get 2 for just $3. >> all right. taking a live look now at the bay bridge. traffic moving along, nice and smoothly here. not too many cars on the roadways at 9.13, this sunday morning. and david suspicion officially the start of spooky season. so we expect any spooky weather this week. well, we hope it's not going to be that way. but we are in the eye out for that. and this time of year, you know, those offshore winds, we have a little event happen in the middle the week. >> folks, the national weather looks okay. so don't worry. we'll still be on the lookout for that. is the weather patterns change real quick and it was less about an hour ago petrolia quake happening a 3.9 with this. now its depth is a lot shower than its predecessor. you may recall at about this time yesterday was

a more potent, but it was deeper. this a shower having her any more details about this particular shaker. but again, up in northern california, things have been shaking around half moon bay looking pretty good. just some haze going on. some high cloudiness winds are somewhat variable to single digits. we expect generally speaking week onshore. wind will kind of went out here a little bit. there's that low. you can see off towards our east leftover showers up in the mountains. but for the most part. now, he's going to packed us now for the next couple of days. 60's lineup right now, the east bay shoreline, even inland. we're looking at 66 for antioch, 50's u, in the north bay with the cool 57 for half moon bay, whatever moisture we have out east is going to mix its way out over the course of today. tomorrow morning, we'll go back to the fog a little bit. you know, the typical breeze of an onshore wind just a bit. but again, we're going to look at that switch happened by the middle of the week with offshore winds coming down to the sacramento valley and spilling out through the diablo pass like that. that's what drives our local winds. all right. here's we've got

sunny in mild upper 70's inland. that's today. now that we get in the 80's for early into the week, sunny and mild latter portion of the week. again, wednesday is the day when it will kind of changes have that spurt of offshore winds right across the bay. and then we'll warm up in london to the lower 90's as we finish off the week. then following week, things change again. 69 san francisco, 73 for oakland. 75 meanwhile for san jose, here's a look at your high temperatures for today. expect about 76 going on, antioch, 78 for concord. but meanwhile, got 60's and 70's up north. 75 for san jose. there's a look at your temperatures the next couple of days. just keep it in the 80's the next couple days. and then warming up toward the latter portion of the week. coming up, more on that extended forecast for you and also checking your 4 zone 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we are officially now in october and before you know it, the holidays will be here. well, this year, the inch and christmas light maze is returning to paypal park in san jose. joining us live now

to share more is michaud lleva vice president of marketing for inc and christmas. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. absolutely. i'm very excited to learn more about this in a christmas happens to be one of my favorite holidays of the year. >> so what can people expect from this year's event? >> i think you share that with so many people looking for as we get to do this thing that we love and make so many people happy in the process. so sign chan produces the world's largest christmas light maze. and this year we're bringing a brand new light maze to san jose to paypal park. and this means is called santa's magic time piece what i'm most excited for san jose to see in this in this maze this year is that the tallest sculpture in this maze is 100 feet tall. that's 40 feet taller than the tallest sculpture last year, which i think is just going to. it's people. it's it's really, really incredible to see in person.

>> and you said that the theme this year is santa's timepiece. yeah. what inspired that theme. allen was such a good question. so so we actually build these mazes based on original stories that we craft in house. >> this particular maze is called santa's magic time piece and it tells the a timepiece santa's magic time piece that allows him to slow down time to make it around the world. and in this story, the time piece breaks and you need to go through the maze and find the missing star fragments and the star pregnant are stunning. light sculptures intermittently woven into the entire the entire is still the sculptures in you. you can go through the process finding months. all the other lovely displace. that sounds beautiful. and so we also understand is a holiday song competition that's >> yes, first time this year, you know, a such a universal

thing. i guess i feel that when the holiday season shifts music is one of those things that shifts for so many people, no matter what that means, it could be winter time. it could be christmas related. >> so we wanted to celebrate that. this has been an opportunity for people to submit their holiday song performance, be it original or a cover. >> to share their their love of music. and we're going to be selecting a winner in november. it's it's very exciting. the submissions we've got so far are wide ranging truly. there are incredible, incredible talents in this country in san jose all over place. it's amazing. it's really fun to watch. >> and there's prize ok and how much it was an ask. haha, that's also great it's $1000 cash prize and an opportunity to record your submission. you're winning submission with a professional producer in a professional recording studio. >> and we also have cash prizes for a runner-up. that's

the mission as well. incredible. and i imagine i mean, it. >> give it. we were just playing some video from years past and it it really is such a beautiful, spectacular event. i imagine that there's quite a i mean, how quickly to tickets sell and should people, you know, anticipate getting there early, making parking reservations, that sort of thing. >> right? right. so it's the event runs november. 24 through december 31st. we are on sale now. we are on sale with the best prices on tickets. >> i am really happy to have had the opportunity to create and build on what ticketing existed last year for san jose. so we have a really wide variety of ticketing options. and really thought pricing this year they're a family, 4 packs their opportunities for military were happening. ladies nights with special programming you know, san jose

we're hosting a pause and paws event during which you can actually bring your dog into the it's a really fantastic. i'm ray of opportunities. there is packing. there are vip actually the vip experience this year is tremendously expanded. we've had we have especially eateries in the it's it's it's all online. you can read all about it up there and kind of see pick and choose what fits for you. wonderful and the website again to get all that information. >> yes, and chant christmas dot com. you can't miss this wonderful and us to tie this off any message you'd like to share with viewers as we get into the holiday season. >> oh, my goodness. we we really can't wait to see you again. you know, this company is made up of creators individuals who passed these custom designs. culture sculptures from art artistic talent to artistic talent. >> to bring it from. and trying to this beautiful display that you guys can see

and celebrate the season with us. and we just can't wait to share all that those months and months that work with you. okay. fantastic. inc and christmas. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. happy holidays. >> thank you. happy holidays. we'll be right back. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh.

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>> this is a existence. >> new at the movies this week is the creators said in the future, john david washington place an undercover agent to the war between humans and high-functioning ai robots following a nuclear bomb. estimates los angeles an effort to learn more about the nighttime raid that left his wife presumed dead. >> he comes out of isolation and accept a chance to join the fight that would put end to the ai attackers and possibly find some clues about his point on one level, the creator is a master, at least visually. it's feast for the eyes that brings to light the highest of high tech. >> concepts. >> like what an advanced ai world might be surpassing anything that exists now at a level that many fear robots

and technology over taking human beings on another level, the creator disappoints with the story line that is more than mediocre director gareth edwards had put as much effort into advancing the plot as he did with dazzling you with visuals. this could have been a 4 star pick to me. the story is everything. and that brings down to a dean's list b minus. also out this week, but not screened for critics is the 10th installment in the saw franchise. the rube a cop series bloodied bone-crunching 6 scenarios of do what or die options saw is rated r. also not screened in advance. there's another installment in the patrol collection who knew there could possibly be enough material for a 3rd movie. but

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back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin office half hour with a look at our forecast now. dave spahr in the weather center with more on what we need to know a day. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine, working magic for today. we're taking care of that. the wispy fog that we had earlier today, even along the coast, it's looking pretty good. so with a pretty much wall to wall sunshine going on, we'll see numbers a little warmer than yesterday. there's some scattered fog clouds. you see the distance, there's half moon bay, but certainly seeing the sun early today at the ballpark later today as the giants to battle with the dodgers about 12. 0, 5, although temps a little warmer it 65 or so going to be sunny and breezy, which, by the way, will be different story by the middle of the week with those offshore winds. we referenced. there's that low that's leftover speaking of which gave us a little spurt of offshore winds. but that front up in the north, you can see that will be a player for the middle of the weekly standard. 66 for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's still hanging on to the 50's

up north and 62 for san jose and we've caught up with most locations across the east bay with numbers from yesterday. so we're actually warmer than we were this time from yesterday and will continue to build on that all day today. 71 by 1 o'clock. and at 4 we're talking 74, nice climbing temperatures towards the end of the week. we'll have your extended look at your 4 zone forecast as well. stephanie. >> a vigil happen saturday to remember a mother shot and killed at a toyota dealership in albany last week. 24 year-old alanna gallon lost her life in a targeted shooting according to police. it happened last thursday morning while gallon was working at the dealership. authorities are calling this a case of domestic violence. her family says it was senseless. >> the support i was shocked hold each and every would she was just all giggles and she loved her. so came love. king

they was like this but maybe i got to stay strong him. >> jalen's mother has set up a gofundme to help family through this difficult time. the north, sandra fell officer is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car. the department shared these images of the aftermath. it happened one 30 saturday morning at the intersection of francisco boulevard east and bowen boulevard. investigators say a speeding dog star ran a red light slamming into the side of the police car. the force of the crash pushed the police car nearly 100 feet. the officer is recovering from minor injuries. the driver was booked into the marion county jail on charges of felony dui and driving without a license. a father and son caught 2 suspects accused of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from the petaluma outlets. police say on thursday suspect the suspects tried to make off with $18,000 worth of merchandise. but as

they ran out of etore, the father and son detain them until officers arrived. police say one of the suspects tried pepper spraying the men to escape but did not succeed. the suspects have now been booked into the sonoma county jail on multiple charges. crash left one person dead and another injured after they tried to outrun police in san francisco. sfpd says the vehicle was wanted in connection with an armed robbery in auto burglaries. officers spotted the car around 4 yesterday afternoon and chase the car to the visit. tacy on valley neighborhood. that's where the car crash between san bruno avenue and men. so street, no word on the condition of the survivor. chp is investigating. sonoma county's board of supervisors will restrict public comments at its regular meetings on zoom until the end of the year. they said the decision is due to, quote, escalating challenges of maintaining civility. public comments will be allowed only a person or via e-mail county officials

emphasize those who wish to address the board during meetings must attend in person. looking at a sports now, former giants head coach gabe kepler. he's breaking his silence following his termination effective friday. he released a statement on instagram saying, quote, it is a disappointment to say goodbye. i had a chance to help people grow and people helped me to grow. and i'm thankful for that opportunity. we did not win enough to satisfy me or our fans. i'm genuinely looking forward to what happens next. he writes capital led the team for the past 4 seasons in 2021. he was awarded manager of the year after a record breaking 107 win season for the giants. but that was the only seasoned or a cap lures tenure with the giants made it to the postseason. the giants still have 2 more games this season they take on the dodgers again today at oracle park. new this morning. mill valley police are investigating reports of a mountain lion sighting in the hill road. that report came in

at about 6 this morning. officers checked the area but could not find the lion. people in the area are advised to use caution and contact mill valley police. if you see the animal. told news a festival kicked off yesterday san francisco. officials receive noise complaints stemming from this event last year and they have been working on ways to ease that problem this weekend. some of this year's performers include nelly furtado skrillex labyrinth and thundercat. we caught up with some people headed to the festival who said we share what they're looking forward to hearing. major lazer for sure. >> very much excited for really. we haven't seen him in a very spending or you've got to you guys for yeah. >> today is the last day of the festival. the full lineup can be found at portola music festival dot.

>> all right. we are celebrating hispanic heritage month here at kron. 4. today we're stepping into the colorful world of make up with the ceo and co-owner of melt cosmetics. cosmetics is for anybody. anybody that wants to. >> play with anybody that wants to. >> feel i could be any age. >> any? any race? anything? we make it when it was i know. and i'm the co-founder and ceo of not cosmetic. >> i was named in the top 100 left in a power houses and that's mindblowing because i don't realize how many people have eyes on what i'm doing. i have to myself every day. >> growing up, i grew up in

the valley, san fernando valley equipment to be exact. and i was always very growing up. i fell in love with makeup. around the time that i was in high school when i found the book a coming of kwan making faces and i saw the transformation how she can turn somebody into a completely different character. and i thought that was so cool. it was. >> amazing to me. and it made me really kind of dive into the world. may cut when i wasn't a lot me. go back. when i was like 15 to come to school and that's like the old school way. >> of wearing blessed without actually wearing blush. when i first started doing makeup, i started working for a counter at nordstrom. i actually worked for a brand that had. >> huge range of colors for skin skin tones. at the time i felt like that was missing was

colored lips sticks ahd the true matt formula and they just weren't pigment so that's kind of how me and my business partner part of the wednesday is that we both felt there was something missing in the cosmetics industry. we started with the lifts stake. and that's what really made my company take i'm going to take a brown griner be intimidated by where it will work out. okay. >> and i'm just going to line just around outside. one of our biggest most successful collections that we've had today was wanted that no collection, everything that we've made from the jetliners to the lips sticks to the eyeshadow palettes had some kind of story behind it from michael cultural roots. some of the colors that i remember seeing from my childhood whenever i would go to trips to mexico. but we still got a trip mexico every year of my family to truck on. >> when you see like young girls like young, like latina

girls and when they come up to look at you, like what does that mean to you that you're probably inspiring a whole generation? i can't believe i'm a role model to people. >> and i didn't really realize i was a role model to people and tell my niece actually moved in with me a few years ago. she maybe 15 years old and >> i want to get out so we talk about her. >> before she went me, she wasn't doing that great school and when she saw me in at the time, my struggles as a single mom. she also saw my successes and how hard life was at a certain point. so she really want to turn around. got a full ride scholarship to her university over dreams. and she's going to be doctors go do what you want to do because you have no idea how much you can accomplish if you really give it your all. everything you got. you can do anything in this world. >> well, enjoy a sunny sunday after we had that cloud cover

to deal with yesterday. and temperatures on an upward projection here by tuesday. we're at 86. we even see some 90's in your seven-day forecast to have that in your 4 zone as well. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news the kron 4 morning news continues.

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leftover just that marine layer. no surprise. there's the marine layer and it kind of gets stuck up there a little bit. but basically we're looking at mostly sunny on balance today, headed to tahoe the next few days. we've got 60's going on tuesday, wednesday and on the home front, we're looking a little pop happening by thursday into friday. now back to the satellite picture. there's the leftover low. a lot of recall just yesterday was right overhead. here moved off towards the east. it doesn't have a whole lot of moisture to work with. but what it does, it's dropping some rain showers and even snow showers, which we did witness up there again around tahoe. now that's all said and done. we're going into a couple days of calm. we're going actually warm the next couple of days. middle of the week. it's interesting, however, as we return to its october, some offshore winds now lower 60's line at the east bay shoreline. for now, freeman, a chilly 56. we've got 66 for antioch 50's up to the north bay and 60 for san francisco. the tropics. they're also pretty busy in the atlantic. there are 2 systems there. but the good news is moving away up to north, not a threat to any

land and not a threat to us either. so back to the west coast, some interesting things happening. first things first, we have a front that's going drop forward, get some scattered clouds fronts tend to bring rain usually are can bring rain this go-around know, and that's very familiar for us. and the problem is we get those offshore winds on the backside and boom that poses a problem, folks. the weather service say they think ok and this won't be an issue. but the forecast office out of sacramento does cover our salon like solano county region. so you may be impacted potentially part of the sacramento package. so see that in the middle the week. that's what's going on. so offshore winds the middle of the week here. then we get to the weekend little warm up. as i mentioned in the 90's, looking good. then into the following week, new front this time bringing its friends, some rain. that will be nice. we can take the offshore winds after that. no problem temperatures for you today. 69 san francisco take care of the 60's along the coast. we've got 72 for burning game. 71 for san bruno. 75 foster city.

we're still in the process of warming up here. 75 for palo alto in the south bay, mid 70's hanging out. we've got the lower 70's east bay shoreline, also for tri valley, mid to upper 70's at that conquered at 78 got berkeley at 68 richmond, 70 68 for of allay 76 for fairfield and an app about 73. 76 for santa rosa. 70 forecast we go when middle the week wednesday. this is the offshore day of those winds. again, i think we're okay. lower 90's as we start to finish off the week. by the way, those offshore winds sometimes deliver some warm temperatures in places that don't see it like along the coast again, from some compression. ul heating stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. were hoping for some wonderful weather over next event here. the 31st annual berkeley, indigenous peoples day happens a week from now. and joining us live now to share more are juno barcelo and murray hernandez with the event. thank you so much to the both of you for being here with us today. thanks for having yeah. and so tell us a bit about what people can expect when

they come out to your celebration. >> oh, it's it's wonderful celebration for. >> as us as a native american community in represent indigenous people throughout the americas and it's a family-friendly event where it's a sober event. so no alcohol and drugs in. it's great place to participate in our culture and to have a wonderful gathering of generations. wonderful. yeah. so. >> people expect to see a lot of a dancing, a lot of tribal down lot of singing. there's going to be arts and crafts there. we have made food. so we invite general public just to come out and celebrate with us on that day. so excited. we post them blessed with really good weather. yes, yes. which tribes will be represented there? >> oh, from all over and fsu all over the americas, some of the doubts are going to have are from central america. and again, all all the tribes all over united states and, you

know, it's it's also good to acknowledge going to be to and native land and everywhere we walk in the bay area where we stepping on native land. so keeping circle secret and acknowledging struggles that tribes have gone through for the past 500 plus years and that we're still here and we're still fighting for representation and identity. and this a wonderful, beautiful way to just come together and be in community with one another. >> how large is the native american population in the bay area today? would you say which stripes are most active here? still cost? you know, if we go back into history, we know that there's been federal relocation program. so people tried traditionally been located in like oklahoma, 5th kind of came out to the bay area to assimilate into into the bay area. so it happened in my case. my mother came out and the 1950's. and yeah, i

was born out here and but my tribe is actually located in oklahoma. so out of the tribes here, a lot of different tribes are also. >> came here relocations. so, yeah, this you can here in the bay area. for folks, anything you'd like to add to oh, yes, yeah, there's again. this is one of the places where >> during rilke relocation act were times are brought here, too simulate and become part of the urban environment and most native american tribes don't live on reservations are actually here in the urban areas. that's why it's important for us to be recognize and ensure identity here in the urban settings. because we're we're we're here. we're here in the big cities, you know. and so we're still living our lives and able to hang on to our culture and still, you know, celebrate who we are in you know, beautiful city. absolutely. >> and to tell us about some of the challenges to that exist the native american community in the bay area. and how can people help address that? >> so i think the similar to

everybody that lives in the bay area and the housing costs are just so absorbent. so that's something our community is challenged with. also along with that, we're seeing pockets of the bay area. we see substance abuse. that's also a we'll have people there at at celebration to kind of really address kind of the resources that exist within our community. so but really our community open to the entire public to come and just be part of it. we we like to integrate nonnative folks into it. so it's just not an indigenous. our native event. we want people. we welcome people to come in and dance with us and learn about our drumming at our songs and see our list and try our food. and so it's a special day lovely murray. anything you'd like yeah. and and that's why powell is so important to us is because it it does give us to a place where >> we when we're dancing were pain. and as we're praying, we're we're healing as well. and the house is, you know,

it's almost like a ceremony. so it's, you know, having respect, you know, throughout the dot, the arena. it's very important to and again, we wanted to be a safe place for our children to go and be themselves into down son and represent their their own culture by wearing their own delia, singing their songs and again and a wonderful, a wonderful thing to keep keep us connected to our ancestors and our cultural ways. >> i and going back to the day of the event that so tell us a bit about again when it's happening, where it's happening, logistics people should be planning in advance for sure. so it's going to be happening right in the heart of berkeley at center park, which is just one block west of downtown berkeley bart station. so >> it starts at about 11:00am. we'll start with the corps dancing, which which is a particular a dance featuring armed to that arm armed forces, veterans kind of dissipating that special down

south. they do and then will kick off with a grand procession of all times, just kind of representing their regalia and their nations that they come from. and that will be just kind of like a grand procession, grand entry. we call and then this contest dancing off throughout the day. so we have different styles of dancing being featured there. and also we have some special dancers from spring said central america excited to feature them. wallace day off to so we're excited wow them. >> sounds like it's going to be a very vibrant opportunity for people to get exposed to so many different cultures. parking anything people should plan and can is there a okay and the local area? so it does cost. it's also a cow gameday. so it'll be a but so if people are able to maybe take part and that's in the last throughout year, viewers to kind of come in and participate with us. so. >> we'll be going till 6 o'clock that evening to so what kind of wrap things up as

the sun starts to set evening. and so where can people get more information? sure. our web site is www ipd like indigenous peoples day. how p o w w w dot >> wonderful. is there a message that you would like people to walk away with when they come to your event? what's the takeaway? >> definitely that we're still here that we're still here. and we and we still struggle you know, maintaining our culture being able to practice on our land and being representative. well, as that's present today, not so much as in the past that we know we're still here and we were still thriving and we have so many wonderful people in our community that do wonderful things in the bay area. and we want to highlight them and that what we do work for main thing that we do work for us for the next generation and how we want them to continue to to thrive. and deal with the old certain

things that it is with being in the urban community and that we can still walk those 2 worlds and and come out resilient at the end. we also wish to kind express thanks to the city of berkeley for being the first to really kind of >> take this on as a it's a holiday that they sponsor celebrated with us for the last 31 years. >> all right. wonderful. that's juno barcelo and murray hernandez with the 31st annual berkeley, indigenous peoples day. thank you so much to the both of you for being here with all right. we'll be right with all right. we'll be right back.

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tour could be coming to a theater near you. she set to release a concert film through amc theaters. this comes after taylor swift made a similar announcement. the film would reportedly include elements of beyonce's live shows parts of her visual album and a look back at the making of the tour. it's expected to hit theaters on december. 1st. so you big concert goer i'm actually not like recorded music. so i'm definitely cases to the passively. >> you know, i realize is that here's the funny things that we have some extra time. i'm sorry. they gave us all this time that we had i just want to say, like for comedy, my like the live studio audience, which is not unlike out right now, but like that. and, you know, to be part of and i can hear i understand people of music. they love to be part of that excitement in the energy. here it is right look at it. yes, site in the energy. i get that. i understand your emotions i just see music more personally and where is the sitcom? want to be like part of it and i want that emotion.

okay? not in right now. but anyway, that's my me. i love a good live comedy show. i mean, i get it. >> it depends on what you're in the mood for what i have to say. just looking at this. a lot of energy going on here. yeah, it looks like a i mean, certainly wishing i had made it out to her show at levi stadium. it looks fantastic. but terms of people who are thinking of ng outdoors today with a case the kinetic energy going on maybe not that exciting. but, you know, at will be in the 70's. a lot of sunshine enjoy, stephanie. we're looking at the middle of the week. offshore winds. we're being told now, folks, the national service say probably not a problem for us. we always get, you know, your time say offshore winds warming up and then some rain maybe into the following week. so interesting, october. >> yeah, interesting october, indeed. and looking forward to the start of spooky rick or treating we get to yet. thanks much for joining us here at kron. 4 news. i'm stephanie lin. that's day that we'll see you back here next weekend. take good care of yourselves, take good care of yourselves, guys. you know, people always ask me,

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