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>> a late night shooting in the east bay leaves one person dead and 2 people injured. we have the latest on the investigation. and another bay area city could soon be getting license plate readers to help combat rising crime. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, october the 7th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, yes, going to be a hot one here as we go back in the calendar to summer as it will be. despite all locations, even along the coast are going to be treated to some weather. we don't even see sometimes in the middle of july. >> a look at how we stand right now from our mount tam camera showing it pretty clear right now. a little bit of a tease off towards the distance with everything. of course,

this high pressure is really shut off the surface winds. so the marine layer is not checking into much for today. right now. they'll be a little break happening this afternoon this touches that marine layer trust to come back a bit. that will have a big impact on temperatures for san francisco in the coast. but for right now, we don't have a lot of winds. there's your excessive heat advisory going on until 11 for the seat in the coverage areas. typical on the east bay shoreline, south bay and the peninsula, including san francisco with just a smidgen area along the coast. that's typically not in there, but it could be pretty warm along the coast who were at 54. now this hour, half moon bay, lot of 60's off towards the east 50's up north and this contrast to yesterday with a little bit in the way of some cooler numbers to be found along the coast shows the marine layer is putting up a little bit of a fight. now upstream, we see a bigger change in our forecast early into next week with that line that you see in the northwest, that's a front you'll feel not only a drop of temperatures, but also a little bout of some showers. 85 will do it by 11

by 2 at 93. and we're not done yet some inland spots will reach 100 or top it. we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and happening today, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year in san francisco. thousands of people descend on the city for the annual fleet week. air show featuring the blue angels kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in san francisco with all the d tails and a look at the festivities. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, 7 o'clock this morning on a saturday and is already feeling quite nice outside. today is a big saturday air show with the blue angels. and, you know, we do expect a lot of people to be out here at marina green is this saturday because last year there event on saturday, the big air show was canceled due to fog. but we know the city has been buzzing. this year for this week long event for fleet week. every day has brought something new. and today the air show will start at 12, 18 with the national

anthem flag jump. >> following that will be the u.s. navy parachute team and then the patriot jet team will take to the skies at 12. 57 now the blue angels will kick off their portion of the show at 03:00pm beginning with that albert, a massive c-one, 30 super hercules maintenance and support now after fat albert completes its flight, he anticipated action kicks off with the blue angels team taking to the skies at 3.15 this afternoon flying f a 18 super hornet which can fly at almost twice the speed of sound and climbed 30,000 feet. a minute and beside the air shows there's also neighborhood concerts going on today, starting at 10:00am all the way to 07:00pm. the navy and marine corps band will be performing and organizers say it's a great opportunity for san franciscans to interact with the service men and women through their performances. >> it's great to see the military. as much as there is

all the services get together here and it's like a big family. it's great. >> all right. so ticketed tickets are needed for the air show here at marina green. you can find those at fleet week as dot org reporting live justice. back to yeah, i had a lot of fun last year riding aboard fat albert. also known to the circuit super %ercules. you just mentioned. it was crazy. like we started taking off like those g force. pressure is really hit me. and i was up in the air for about 5 seconds. it was pretty scary stuff. glad to see that you're safe on the ground. there's funny. >> all right. in the east bay, there's been another release of petroleum coke does from the martinez refinery contra. costa health says friday's release was an isolated incident related to maintenance at the facility so far, officials say there's no evidence of any coke dust in the surrounding neighborhood. investigation is ongoing.

>> this comes just 3 months after last release which led to this so-called coke dust collecting on cars, garbage cans and other services in nearby neighborhoods. officials say, say that this dust did not have high levels of toxic materials. a developing story we are following this morning, which meant police say a shooting has left at least one person dead. officers responded to the area 23rd street and wendell avenue shortly before 8 o'clock last night. >> and found 3 people with gunshot wounds. one of them died. 2 others were taken to the hospital. no word on their condition this morning. investigators have not said if they have suspect in custody. another bay area city could soon be getting automated license plate readers. >> as kron four's dan kerman reports, this is the latest effort by the city of oakland to stop rising crime. >> some 300 fixed automatic license plate readers could be coming to the city of oakland before the end of the year. the cameras will be used to do 2 different things. >> mainly and one of that is

obviously you can record will be able to use that. this evidence, right? if there is a crime that's being recorded, evidence in get handed over to district attorney's office so that they can be part of evidence in have a higher accessibility rate regards to charges. number 2 is that will be able to identify vehicles. earlier this week, mayor sheng thao confirm the city has received just over a million dollars from the governor. >> to place fixed cameras across the city thursday. the oakland privacy advisory commission signed off on the plan which now goes to the city council. it's a part of one of the tools into a box of improving a chance to stop stopping crime in real time. >> and doing proper response to what's going on the chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime. >> but not all are fans of the plan. the anti police terror project calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing

crime and instead will only service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how the covid cameras can be used on how they will be used and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, police arrested 9 people for retail theft this week san francisco center. this all part of the larger ongoing operation to fight crime in the city. so far the police department says they've arrested dozens of people and recovered thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police say theft cases in the city have dropped 10% since last year. in the north bay. healdsburg police say a man who tried to kidnap 2 girls thursday night crashed his car as he tried to escape

police. the attempted kidnapping targeted to 12 year-olds at george. you park. put police ordered the suspect to step out of his car. he sped off and hit another person. police chased the man until he collided into a home on mason street. the suspect and the person hit were taken to the hospital for treatment. no one inside the home was hurt. kaiser health care workers wrapped up their three-day strike on friday. it was a largest health care strike in u.s. history. the group demanded increased pay and staffing and performance bonuses. kaiser says it is offering a pay increase in just finished a round of hiring. >> i'm on the bargaining team myself. and my thoughts and observation is that that's why we're out we have been asking them bargain in good faith

april. >> kaiser says emergency rooms and hospitals stayed open during the strike, but non urgent procedures and appointments were rescheduled. says another bargaining session between the 2 sides is set for october. 12th, take a look and breaking international news this morning. the israeli prime minister telling his country they are at war after an early morning attack. militant hamas rulers fired thousands of rockets shortly after sunrise hamas fighters also infiltrated several locations in the country. israel says at least 40 people have died and hundreds others wounded. meanwhile, the palestinian health ministry says nearly 200 people have died and he's really retaliation following the initial attack. coming up on the kron 4 morning news parents and students at an east bay school are demanding answers after someone vandalized a homecoming float. >> with racist graffiti. plus several local businesses in san francisco are being

celebrated in an effort to revive the city's downtown area. and after the break, we are expecting a very busy weekend san francisco as fleet week takes off in full force. >> hot for today. we're looking for temperatures inland to be racing right through the 90's. even topping off at 100 and some selective spots. a little relief happening into sunday maybe some showers by monday. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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north beach neighborhood is also gearing up for the annual italian heritage festival. four's dan thorn has more. >> north beach sidewalks flooded with people grabbing a bite while others were hanging out in washington square park. it's a big weekend for the buzzy that weekend of the year. it's it's a great time to be in francisco and everybody's favorite time to be in north people lined up for slices of pizza or to get a table at one of the neighborhood favorites. >> a pair of marines in town for fleet week tell us they wanted to indulge in the sights. sounds and really happy to be out here. great people. i like i like the city a lot to having a great time. i do it again every year. michael, the neighborhood is also getting ready to celebrate its deep connection to the italian american community restaurant. mona lisa marie monti is expecting a big crowd for sunday's italian heritage festival and parade. happy that excited

they've been going on in the seated right now. you know and just been on day. >> and we had thinking a lot of people to and there's also not many complaints about the weather. nice weather something go. so we enjoying it. haha. >> all right. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where in just hours we're expecting the blue angels to take flight over. >> that part of the bay fog or that's one of things you get. if you saw that flag near the golden gate, it was pointing the offshore direction. so it will lease it was there. it is. and so, you know, we're not going we haven't had yet that onshore influence yet, but that's going to probably is kicking here. stephanie, by this afternoon this evening. now, when it does, that's going to have a big impact for temperatures in san francisco and along the coast. but we're going with a scenario that doesn't happen until late this afternoon this evening. a live shot the mount tam shot. if

you get load, we're talking about here a little bit. that haze kind of left over just a touch. now back to those winds. as i mentioned earlier, they are the east bay shoreline, not very strong, but a little bit of that offshore wind still hanging with us an to really neutralize the fact of us being your notion? well, we have a 2, but i mean, it turns out off a little bit. we don't get that same type of mixing that artificially actually keeps his cool or warm depending on the season a little bit. so you turn that off. but upstream. yeah, a new front is going to drop south to do on this is on monday. it looks like it will feel some of those effects already probably by monday morning in terms lots of cloud cover onshore winds with the rain being held off to later 60's for a lot of the east bay got 58 for livermore 50's up to the north bay. 69, san francisco. 54 for half moon bay. a bit on the warm side already giving it over to future cast for marine layer. here comes now we're talking this afternoon this evening, particularly it's just seeing this is low level moisture might have some little bit of drizzle going on potentially. but for the most part, you see

a little bit of a chipping back at us for sunday. sunday is a different day. now. we'll probably still continue to see that sunny skies little morning fog but a little cooler relaxing those temperatures and you'll feel that even inland, too, looks like daytime heating might spark off a few showers off towards the mountains tomorrow afternoon, but that will be south of tahoe. deepening up the marine layer. looks like it's preparing for up towards the northwest. that's our big weather maker for monday afternoon and overnight. summer rewind is what we've got going on for today as we have temperatures near 100 expected in some far inland reaches. most readings will be well in the upper 90's. so this is like a forecast from july. almost for tomorrow. it's warm and sunny 90's, inland 70's for the bay. then for next week. monday is the big day for all that to happen. some showers and albeit it looks like it's a somewhat of a week event. it's just enough to moisten up that ground level turn off the fire threat a bit tuesday through thursday. cool and sunny with 70's for highs in places that are looking at the 90's. big shock to the system. 86 san

francisco, 88 for oakland, 96 san jose. just plain hot across the board here he have the readings upper 90's in the far east bay up in the north bay. 95 for santa rosa. but even san francisco, 86 77 for half moon bay, check it out the next couple of days. what stone trip? 73 by monday as big changes come early into next week with the little bout of some rain showers. you know, it's kind of token this kind of token rain and everything. and but it's early in the season. we like that, though, because boy up to ground level there kind of turns off the fire threat because we do see some offshore winds later on during the week. yeah, we definitely don't want that fire threat to be around charleston with all the increased vegetation we've seen from those winter storms from last year. a lot of ground all right. thank you so much day for that. very helpful. >> well, happening now, caltrain is suspending service between san francisco and millbrae to work on an electrification project. limited bus bridge services available for riders. but passengers should expect delays and longer travel

times. meanwhile, starting next weekend, the pleasant hill and concord, bart stations will suspend trips to clear trees from the track. passengers should expect delays of up to 30 minutes next weekend. and on the weekend of october, 28, a free bus will be available for riders. students and parents is and ramon have questions after someone vandalized. homecoming parade floats with racist graffiti as kron four's philippe djegal reports san ramon police say they are not investigating this as a hate crime. >> within a span of one week, the homecoming parade floats at california high school in san ramon were defaced with racist graffiti and the racially charged flier targeting the school's principal circulated through campus. both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking. definitely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a

recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> you are diverse no one. it match and come together as a community and there's just tons of hate and vandalism islands. i mean, it's just it's frustrating. in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the 50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm proud of those students who jumped into. >> you know, cover that this this heinous act. yeah, it's it just hurts my heart. it's very bad in response to the graffiti, the jewish community relations council bay area

says in a statement, quote. >> this was a deplorable act of vandalism, sh hateful anti-semicidents have become all too common across the bay area in the last few years. we must all stand united against hate violee and extremism to keep our communities safe and welcoming for people of all identities and backgrounds. san ramon police are also investigating a racially charged flier that circulated through campus targeting the principal which police say was determined to not be a crime. >> adding, though, that the students involved have been identified and are being disciplined by the school. police are also investigating an assault of a special needs student on campus in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> what francisco entertainment commission is responding to noise complaints over the portola music festival that happened last weekend. the latest concerns are coming from alameda residents who live across the bay from the festival and that

bestival does happen appear 30 in san francisco. the commission says they take residents concerns seriously and they are set to meet next week to discuss this problem both this year. and last year people have complained about hearing the loud music from their homes. and as you can see from this map on your screen, about 10 miles of water separates the pier where that concert happens from residents in alameda who are issuing that complaint. 2 people are now in custody in connection with a robbery at a san francisco donut shop. the robbery happened monday morning at the happy donuts in the know we've valley neighborhood city officials say the suspects face several charges, including weapons and kidnapping charges. francisco's downtown area took a big hit during the pandemic. restaurants and stores have struggled to rebound. but yesterday people celebrated the official grand opening of some new pop-up shops in previously empty storefronts. it's all part of the city's vacant, a vibrant program which offers these buildings rent-free for 3 months in an

effort to kick start businesses downtown in total, 17 businesses are participating in the vacant a vibrant program. many of the pop-up stores have already opened with the rest, expected to be up and running in the next few weeks. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. police now revealing more about a child's death in the about a child's death in the east bay.

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competition does kick off a kick off a week of events ending with the half moon bay pumpkin festival next weekend. sure to be a lot of fun. a nice teaser for halloween. do after almost 30 years, the oakland native ban tony. tony, tony is back with their just me. and you tour the ban first came onto the music scene in 1988. they will play 3 shows here in the bay area. 2 shows in oakland and a sold-out show in san francisco. now one of the oakland shows is already sold out as well and something to consider if you're interested in checking them out. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news rideshare drivers pushing governor gavin newsom to sign a bill they say could help them save money. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out our stephanie klett park neighborhood starts at noon on diamond street will be live music and dancers. plus, local artists selling their work. artists selling their work. the event is free to attend.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news police are asking for help identifying the people involved in this. massive brawl at a forty-niners and fleet week takes off in high gear as thousands descend upon san francisco for the annual air show. we have all the details you want to know in a live report. love to see those angels flight. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start this half hour off with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with more on what we need to know. hoping

for a blue angel skies today. dave, it is gorgeous good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and then on the hot side. but hey, that's a little flavor of some we've got going on here. not much the way of fog. >> because we don't have much of a marine layer at all with this offshore dry wind kind of cleaning things out here. here's east bay shot for you. even the east bay shoreline at this hour. very clear, as you'll notice just to get a little haze off towards the distance. now what we are watching upstream, is that line you see off towards our northwest, that's going to bring in some rain for monday. looks like monday afternoon and evening. but back to today's heat. the heat advisory in place for the south bay peninsula, including san francisco in the east bay shoreline. this until 11, that's another hot day we've got going on. and because those onshore winds really haven't switched earnest, that's still keep the coverage area the same. you're going to notice a difference for tomorrow, although still warm. lot of 60's in the east bay for right now. 54 for a half moon bay 50's cover the north bay. in our contrast for you a little cooler along the coast by a couple degrees. but

pretty much the same status quo we have going on for today, sunny and warm or hot, depending on your perspective with some upper 80's to be had then sunday, looks like a lot of 70's and we'll keep the sunshine with cooling down on the temperatures. not continues, obviously in the monday. now for today. 93, 2 o'clock. and we'll continue to build on that is some locations will approach about 100 and get more of that with your 4 zone forecast and look at the extended 70. all right, dave, thank you. happening today, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year in san francisco. >> as thousands of people descend upon the city for the annual fleet week air show featuring the beloved blue angels kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us in san francisco with all the details. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning. yes, we have all the details. today is a big saturday show and marina green is going to be buzzing once more. joining us live is gil sanborn, civilian aide to the secretary of the army to

kind of break things down for us this morning. so gil, thank you for joining us this morning. and do you mind just giving us an overview of what saturday is going to bring tiffany, thanks so much for coming down on the green this early. >> what you have here is what's called fleet week expo and people come down to this area. typically 2 to see the blue angels and the air show. the incredible aerobatics, navy seals, parachuting, cetera. the ships, etc. but what's down here in the green that people can see? >> that reflects a part of the military that they don't necessarily understand really are in 3 components. the humanitarian assistance village, the stem center and the kerr era fear and what it happens behind the scenes each year. coming up to an as part of fleet week as a planning exercise among city, state and federal authorities on the civilian side and members of the military, all of the military branches, they plan

for an earthquake recovery here in san francisco each year. there's a different theme few years ago was route clearance because of the challenge of moving emergency vehicles and supplies after an earthquake last year was aviation access, et cetera. so a theme each year to have coordination in advance of of how to deal with an earthquake. part of that exercise is the deployment of marine and navy vehicles off ships that roam the pacific are available for humanitarian support and and disaster recovery from earthquakes from tsunami is that sarah? and so they come here, they deploy these pieces of heavy equipment that you see out in the green. and that's part of a normal exercise. so when the public comes through, they're going to look at a big. front-end loader, a forklift and they'll just think about it is as a caterpillar yellow vehicle painted green. but it's something very different.

it's here to support civilians. also what you'll see are reflections of humanitarian missions. you have navy and marine medical tents. you've got the army tent behind us that all support medical the army 10 has an army reserve unit. they do missions down and in latin america. they've also our tribes here in california with covid support and all of those elements are for civilian support. you'll also see a guard units here behind me is the 95th civil support team. you'll see the tent behind me. they provide analysis and recovery and that the techniques to deal with threats, biological, chemical, radiological, et cetera. so they have capabilities across the state and those are all focused a civilian support. also behind me is a that california guard cyber in

mission is to protect the staples. the public, the the governmental authorities and defense against cyber threats. you'll see behind me over to the to my left is coast guard pacific strike team. it's a big trailer. we can see it in our in our picture. but that's a mission out of hamilton up novato. that is responsible for dealing with environmental disasters here on the west coast, but also across the pacific. so they'll deploy with both ships and aircraft to to deal with those environmental missions. again, focused on a civilian support. the stem center is a virtual center here that you'll see evidence across all the branches of their stem activity here, which i think is important for young people to understand in terms of the careers. and then finally, our careers fear the opportunity

to talk to people across the branches about many different careered tracks that people can take in any one of the branches as well as the education they get. also the transferability of those skills to civilian jobs. so when you come down here for the air show, i encourage the public to go around meet these folks in uniform learned their missions and understand how much is done for northern california inc. >> he'll a wealth of knowledge. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm i'm sure. and i actually do want to speak with you throughout the morning as well. just to learn exactly what's going on here in the finer details. gill, thank you so much for joining thanks so stephanie. i'm gonna send it back to you in studio. yeah. we love his enthusiasm. thank you so much to >> well, in the south bay, the mayor of san jose says he wants the city's animal care and services department to be investigated. mayor matt mahan says an independent audit would make sure shelter is up to industry standards.

>> the challenge overall is that our shelter is well beyond its capacity. have something on the order of 800 animals in the shelter that was built for a little over 500. so the staff is exhausted. the space is overcrowded. >> mayor mahan says the public can help by fostering volunteering or adopting from the shelter. they really need that help. in the east bay. a couple is charged with murder after a child died earlier this week. four's gayle ong has the latest. >> on friday, destiny, deboe and tyshawn haywood of rodeo made their first appearance in a martinez courtroom. both facing felony charges after the death of a 2 year-old boy under their watch. that includes murder. >> child abuse causing death of a person under 8 years old and torture. and as to the second victim torture on monday night contra costa county sheriff's deputies responded to a call at this home on california street. >> for a report of a toddler drowning in about time that later died at the hospital.

another young child was also taken to the hospital with injuries. neighbors told kron 4 earlier this week they believe the drowning may have been staged. prosecutors say the 2 year-old pulled from that up in the home did not drown. the died from abuse and its alleged to have occurred between august 15 and october. second contra costa county deputy district attorney. derek, but did not comment on the defendant's relationship with the children due to privacy of the surviving child who was under child protection and medical care. you think about a child >> is infant. and later life. what they are told what they learned and if this child is to learn about what happened, you wonder how much of an impact it would have on their lives. you know, something away. someone's mind. >> and the bowen haywood remain in jail with bail set at 3 million dollars each. the next court appearance is scheduled for november. 1st reporting from martinez, gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> for this video went viral and santa clara police are asking for the public's help to find 2 of the people involved in that brawl. the fight broke out at levi's last month during the forty-niners first home game of the season. police say they're looking for this man and this woman. take a good look at your screen here. if you do recognize please call santa clara police officers arrested one person for assault and battery related to the fight. emergency services in san ramon are changing how they respond to mental distress calls. firefighters will now be the nirst to respond instead of police to help with de-escalating a situation. officials at firefighters will only respond to incidents that do not involve immediate danger and police will be staged as secondary responders close by. the department of justice is reporting a rise in gun used in violent crimes across california data from 2022 shows crime overall is down in california. but the use of guns and homicides is

up. 71% well, assault with guns went up. 21% experts say the last time guns were involved in such a high percentage of violent crime was at the peak of the crime wave in the early 90's. coming up after the break or continues to celebrate hispanic heritage month. it's for a local community college working create a safe space for undocumented students. >> and for today, look at your highs. we've got the middle to upper 90's going on well inland. that's right. it's all flavor of. some are coming flavor of. some are coming back. only though

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>> we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month here on kron 4, a community college on the peninsula is working to help undocumented students get their college degree kron four's terisa stasio shows us how the school is transforming lives. >> and just words of encouragement to just knowing yourself and free yourself. and i think that's a big theme for our son is here and undocumented communities, right where find your voice, find your voice. find your our team. our cause is the program services coordinator for the undocumented community center at skyline college in san bruno growing up with immigrant parents, he says helping others navigate higher education is deeply personal. the white board inspirational messages is just one of several ways. marquez says his team is trying to reshape

college and make it a successful experience for undocumented students. i'm able to expand all of those experiences and i'm able to provide so much more of my knowledge. >> so much my advocacy before. >> underrepresented in under marginalize group, especially when it comes to higher education. the latest figures from the california community college system show that 50 to 70,000 undocumented students at 10, one. >> of the 116 campuses in the state. a recent chancers report also revealed shortcomings for the group such as failing to provide an adequate support system to help students earn a degree or advance to a four-year institution. undocumented students don't have a lot >> those opportunities or if they don't. they are not aware of the opportunities that are given to when it comes to higher education. so being in a space like means that i can high as faith and advocacy for

students. they just want educate from financial aid assistance to emotional and mental health support to nutrition's such as >> maintaining a snack area for marquez says that he and the team have worked hard to make this a safe community space. the mission of drum set is basically provide support undocumented immigrant students. >> so i i mean, i am in even myself. i had to face a lot like a social economic obstacles. just for me to be here today, arthur. all lorenzo is one of the team members at the center with his sights aimed at law school. he enjoys tackling problems for the students. it is a great contribution and also a great training for the future position that i'm going to taken now low from providing assistance for other undocumented immigrants that wants to build a future america. marquez says that the center has helped more than 500 students in his nearly two-year tenure. battista is one of those students parties

to share with me how the center has changed his life. now looks forward to heading to either send is a or said for a business degree we put in the asked me about the that's nice. so because people would wouldn't know with the is it's a name. kind of be like a walking billboard. exactly. so we'll have lakers in swing to heavies >> and people ask us. yeah. and it used to be during center. yeah. used to senator this was probably the first design just like the name. the senator lives in breeze around creating a community among students. and it is clear this space is making a lasting impression on it touches. i came from a continuation school. >> it was really hard >> you know, focus in school and stuff like that. when i got here got really comfortable. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. let's take a live look now at the bay

bridge this morning. looking like it's the start of a gorgeous day 7.47. this saturday and we are expecting a lot of activities in san francisco as well. we've got the italian heritage festival and also, of course, the blue angels for fleet week. dave, expecting good weather for all that the 70th whether good weather and warm hot weather going on for not too bad even on your sunday as well. here's half moon bay kind of shows you the marine layer. what marine layer is pretty much been canceled. >> with this bit of offshore winds, we have quick look at our temps. we've got 60's off to the east bay 50's up north. 69 already san francisco. yes, not your imagination is pretty warm. already. 54 for half moon bay where we just were. meanwhile, tahoe in the other direction tomorrow down down to 74 60 to 59. so, yes, this is a cold front coming through. but the big impacts we like from it is a little bit of a spring of some showers going on. kind of moisten up the ground level right now. it's the big dome of high pressure. we're

getting that offshore wind, although it's somewhat weak, but it's enough to keep that marine layer at bay. hot weather expected for today. that will change going forward. let's watch this front march on through it is due to get here by monday into the afternoon with the rain showers and then it looks like a second little hit happening here tuesday night, potentially. even if that token rain again does the same thing. but look, what happens afterwards. we get to the middle of the week and we have the offshore winds in place. but by that point, we'll have some protection because we've had some rain recently. so that's the plus with getting some rain. so it's even though it may not look like a big deal that will help for what's coming up afterwards into friday. you can see line is out to see here to see what the impact is into the following weekend. let's check the 4 zone forecast for this saturday. allegedly and fall. 86 san francisco looks like we'll do those 70's at the coast. daly city, 82. so it's a good day for the beach. got 80's lined up, as you can see, upper 80's at that, the bay

shoreline here, 90 for foster city. 94 for palo alto going to the south bay readings continue to climb, particularly as you venture further out 100 morgan hill, los gatos at 98 96 for san jose east bay shoreline, lower 90's to the south. we see this stuff in summer, tri valley, upper 90's just shy of 100 looks like danville. 98 also walnut creek looks like an 88 for oakland, berkeley. 86, even vallejo coming in. an 83 here. 95 for fairfield. 91 for napa in 95 for santa rosa. things change going forward. look what happens. 88 looks like by sunday monday. here's this little bit of rain. we're kind of deal with monday tuesday zone and then remain somewhat cool for the period relatively speaking with lower 80's going on to finish off the week with that little thing. doesn't tell you, though, as we do have some that pop of offshore winds going on for wednesday. so it's good thing that will get some of this rain, even if it is just enough to moisten up the ground level, a little the fuel with the ground just enough to shut things down a little off shore pop. all right. very good. so have the

umbrellas ready? yes, a little bit on monday, tuesday. okay. thanks so much, dave. >> rideshare drivers are hoping governor gavin newsom signs a bill they say will help them save on costs. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> for lisa stevens. it's another busy day driving for uber. but just to make it to this point of hitting the road and picking up passengers as part of the process to initially get approved. stevenson rideshare drivers like or across california, let's first take their cars into a shop for a mandatory vehicle safety inspection and inspection stevens makes clear is done on a driver's own time. currently were not compensated for that time. and that's why she says she's supporting sb 4 to 9 now on the governor's desk. it will require ride sharing services like uber and lyft to compensate rideshare drivers for the time it takes to have their vehicles inspected precious time. steven says is

all unpaid. i had to wait by one to 2 weeks at one time to get an inspection and then that's time that we're not getting paid to be able to access the platform. >> to drive and pick up passengers. the proposal also allow drivers to have their inspections conducted virtually virtual or video inspections would definitely be faster because we could do it on facetime. we can do it on zoom and literally. >> we could just go around the car. we could show whatever needs to be seen and it would take like a matter of seconds by senator steven bradford. the bill pass the legislature in september and os now on the governor's desk. most of these drivers, how the average of 2 our way in order to >> have these vehicle don, and they lose on average of driver when they do this. so this is a way of just making for when excess uber is in support of the bill. but the california labor federation is opposed arguing the legislation does not go far enough. >> quote, sb 4 to 9 fails to

fully address our concerns that rideshare drivers are denied the rights of employees. the bill fails to reimburse drivers for the biggest cost of all the cost of the inspection, which can cost $40 or more. >> still, i do work multiple jobs. stevens maintains the bill will make a difference for drivers like her. now she wants the governor to sign it would make the process a lot easier. the bill will make a huge difference. >> and the governor has until october 14 to either sign or veto the bill at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, a late night shooting in the east bay leaves one person dead and 2 people injured. we have the latest on the investigation. and another bay area city could soon be getting license plate readers to help combat rising crime. >> 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. stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, october the 7th. let's get you started with a look at your fleet week. weekend forecast. far a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. she pull to jea says she little bit. anyway, we have a little bit of haze left over some of the little bit of the week marine layer that we have. but mostly the winds have been offshore. that's dry and also warming. and we've got both of those things going on right now and into this afternoon. there you have the east bay shoreline all lit up there and off to the distance. you can see the

bay and the sky. those winds, by the way, there you have one of the east bay shoreline pointing right down from the hills. so that provides a little bit of extra heating, by the way, which is why the east bay shoreline is in that heat advisory. we have that going on in to 11 that covers. also the south bay and san francisco as well as a good chunk of the peninsula, too. now offer current numbers. we've got the 50's still hanging on in the north bay, but 69 very freakish degrees at this hour for san francisco. 55 for half moon bay with a lot of 60's to the east bay and the contrast from yesterday, world touch cooler along the coast and into some of the pocket. you can see inland in the east bay. now upstream, we do see something that's going to change is still tomorrow. things will change. but more importantly, monday, monday night into tuesday, big drop in temperatures and also a little bout with some rain showers. that lineup. there's a front that's going to deliver the goods. 89 by high noon, it looks like by 3 with 2.95 with some inland spots, even touching 100. we'll take a look at that forecast and little bit of improvement for you on sunday, 70. all right,

dave, thank you. >> happening today, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year in san francisco as thousands of people descend on the city for the annual fleet week air show featuring, of course, the beloved blue angels, proud boys. tiffany justice live for us san francisco. now with more fun and good morning to tiffany. looks like you've got a live interview lined up for us. >> good morning. yes, so will it what it is? 8 o'clock this morning. so we're ahead of the big crowds that will gather later on today. but marina green is going to be buzzing once more. we are where the expo is being held in. joining us right now is for a screen with the marine corps tell us more about the marine corps in their involvement in fleet week. good morning to good morning. thanks >> having us on. so this is going to be where the marines will be today. we've got marines who are a part of every different different attachment. we also have recruiters who can tell you more about if you're

interested in in the marine corps, if you just want to serve for a couple of a lot of the marines here actually just coming off a deployment. they just spent the last 4 months in the pacific. they were in micronesia papa new guinea and pull out. and so they were doing real greencore things. they were engineering projects and working with locals and foreign countries so they would love to tell you more about their opportunities that they had over the last couple of months and and really fleet week is their homecoming. so they got to come back to the united states. they flew directly from the pacific. it came to san francisco and got to be a part of incredible opportunity all week. >> the fleet week is an amazing i can only assume an amazing time. the maze spirit >> 04:00am the marine corps, the navy, all different agencies within the military to, you become and be in one space. what does it mean to be here for you guys? >> it's incredible opportunity. a lot of the

marines here. this is their very first fleet week. the city has been incredibly we've been out engaging with the community. people have been coming up in taking photos with marines and thanking us so it's been an incredible experience for them. >> and for people who want to come down to the expo area here on marina green. what can they and what would you like to i guess talk to them about because i know that this is kind of an educational experience as well. absolutely. we're here for the community. so we came out here because we want to engage. >> we're not here for ourselves. we want to talk to people and it really fires us up a lot of people don't necessarily always interact with marines on a daily this is a rare opportunity for us to finally get to talk to people and tell us about experience that we had being today is also unique because the air show will be taking that's always really fun. even marines to kind see what they can do in the air right

>> want to ask you, how long have you in the marine corps? i've been in the marine corps for just over 3 years now. >> i'm a public affairs officer. i engage with media and the public and try to be that bridge between the marine corps in the community and what made you want to get? >> and endless into the ring >> so i have a family, we've always been that's i think maybe just got mean initially in that started looking more into it and just knew that i wanted to put myself up to the challenge and see if i could become >> all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning for us. i'm gonna send it back to you in studio big thanks to him and his family for their service. thank you so much. tiffany. and what a great opportunity meet our service men and women marina green in san francisco today. so something to keep in mind if you plan on heading out there. >> in the east bay, there's been another release of petroleum coke, dust from the martinez refinery contra costa health says friday's release was an isolated incident

related to maintenance at the facility. so far, officials say there's no evidence of any coke dust in the surrounding neighborhood. their investigation is still ongoing. well, this comes just 3 months after the last release, which led to cope dust collecting on cars, garbage cans and other services in nearby neighborhoods. officials did say the dust did not have high levels of toxic metals. a developing story we're following today, which police say a shooting has left at least one person dead, officers responded to the area of 23rd street and wendell avenue shortly before 8 o'clock last night, found 3 people with gunshot wounds. one of them died. 2 others were taken to the hospital. no word on their condition this morning. investigators have not said if they have a suspect in custody yet. >> another bay area city could soon be getting automated license plate readers as kron four's dan kerman reports. this is the latest effort by the city of oakland stop rising crime. >> some 300 fixed automatic license plate readers could be

coming to the city of oakland before the end of the year. the cameras will be used to do 2 different things. >> mainly and one of that is obviously it can record will be able to use that. this evidence, right? if there is a crime that's being recorded, evidence in get handed over to district attorney's office so that they can be part of evidence in have a higher accessibility rate regards to charges. number 2 is that will be able to identify vehicles earlier this week, mayor sheng thao confirm the city has received just over a million dollars from the governor. >> to place fixed cameras across the city thursday. the oakland privacy advisory commission signed off on the plan which now goes to the city council. it's a part of one of the tools into a box of improving a chance to stop stopping crime in real time. >> and doing proper response to what's going on the city. chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime.

>> but not all are fans of the plan. the anti police terror project calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing crime and instead will only service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how they call the cameras can be used on how they will be used. and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and this morning, police arrested 9 people for retail theft this week in san francisco center. it's part of a larger ongoing operation to fight crime in a city. so far. the police department says they've arrested dozens of people and recovered thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police say theft cases in the city have dropped 10% since last year. in the

north bay, hillsborough. police say a man who tried to kidnap 2 girls thursday night crashed his car as he tried to escape police. the attempted kidnap a targeted to 12 georgie park. police ordered the suspect to step out of his car. he sped off and hit another person. police chased the man until he collided into a home on mason street. as you can see there, the suspects and the person hit were taken to the hospital. no one inside the home was hurt. kaiser health care workers wrapped up their three-day strike on friday. it was the largest health care strike in u.s. history. the group demanded increased pay and staffing and performance both bonuses. kaiser says it is offering a pay increase and just finished a round of hiring. >> i'm on the bargaining team myself. and my thoughts and observation is that that's why

we're out we have been asking them bargain in good faith april. >> kaiser says emergency rooms and hospital stayed open during the strike, but non-urgent procedures and appointments were rescheduled. kaiser says another bargaining session between the 2 sides is set for october. 12th. and breaking international news this morning. the israeli prime minister telling his country they are at war after an early morning attack. militant hamas rulers fired thousands of rockets shortly after sunrise hamas fighters also in wolf infiltrated several locations in the country. israel, israel says at least 70 people have died and hundreds others wounded. meanwhile, the palestinian health ministry says nearly 200 people have died in israeli retaliation following the initial attack. coming up on the kron 4 morning news parents and students at an east bay school are demanding answers after someone vandalized a homecoming float.

>> with racist graffiti. several local businesses is francisco are being celebrated in an effort to revive the city's downtown area. after the break, we are expecting a busy weekend in san francisco. it's not only fleet week that's drawing people to the city. >> and speaking of that for the festivities today, it's going to be in the hot edge today as we see temperatures racing in the upper 80's 90's. well, in the forest near 100 cooling down, just a touch for your sunday. and we even have some rain in the forecast next week. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and a nice start to the day today is sold. tree feel it's almost like summer. what is summer is how it's going to feel for today that offshore wind is going to continue so remain dry east bay shoreline. whatever little bit of fog, we have marine layer little bit of haze that we have. that's all she wrote. the wind. you can see the arrows even kind of underscoring that you come up over the east bay hills. you get a last minute compression, ul heating. so that has a little fun on the scale for you, folks in the east bay shoreline. one numbers are moving a bit because you have those offshore winds going over the mountains providing that last minute of congressional heating. not much for us right now, but upstream, that line is going provide some rain showers do here probably on monday afternoon overnight and might even have a little kind of secondary wave into tuesday as well. all of that underscores the fact are bringing in some of that marine layer back again, moisten up the ground. that's good news 60's right

now for most of the east bay. already hayward at 68 62 for oakland even well inland. the numbers are not topping that up north. we see 50's and hold 69, though, san francisco with 55. meanwhile, for half moon bay, futurecast for not a whole lot to tell for today because you can see that marine layer held bay. it punches through by late this afternoon and overnight, as you can see. so tomorrow morning, we have a in the way of some that marine layer back. maybe some fog, too. some coastal drizzle in all things will clear out, though, however, nicely it looks like the for for the festivities in the afternoon. but that's nice to see that marine layer coming back. it will help bring down temperatures ever so slightly. that will be most notice a problem for san francisco. but you folks inland might see some of that too. and then a couple stray showers working their magic a little bit in the hills. that will be again tomorrow afternoon. marine layer gets bit more gusto, if you will, getting into monday and some scattered clouds aloft as we wait for this front to drop south. and again, it's a

provider for some, albeit modest rain showers on your monday afternoon. monday night. so it's summery one today near 100 happening well inland tomorrow, we're going to shave off the edge here. warm and sunny. we'll call it 90 still inland. but 70's by the bay looks like and then next week, monday is mostly cloudy with those showers working might linger a little bit into tuesday, but cool and sunny with 70's prevailing beyond forecast today, 86 san francisco, 88 for open 96 and hosts a was called hot middle to upper 90's. you can see the east bay mid-nineties up north. 77, even in places like half moon bay. so the coast is going to be plenty toasted today. 96 for san jose. but everybody we pulled the plug. 73 by monday. and again, we might have a stray shower leftover for your tuesday as well. but this is for a token in terms of what we get because the season is still young. that sign. we just need a little bit moisture. take the offshore winds come in the middle of next week. all right. great. good to know when i'll have the umbrella ready. got to have all right. thanks day. >> what is a busy week as san

francisco not only are thousands of people here for the annual fleet week. air show, but north beach neighborhood is also gearing up for the annual italian heritage festival. so you can expect a lot of great food there. kron four's dan thorn has the details for us. >> north beach sidewalks flooded with people grabbing a bite while others were hanging out in washington square park. it's a big weekend for the buzzy that weekend of the year. it's it's a great time to be in francisco and everybody's favorite time to be in or people lined up for slices of pizza or to get a table at one of the neighborhood favorites, a pair of marines in town for fleet week. tell us they wanted to indulge in the sights. sounds and really happy to be out here. great people. i like i like the city a lot to having a great time. i do it again every year. michael, the neighborhood is also getting ready to celebrate its deep connection to the italian american community restaurant. mona lisa marie monti is expecting a big crowd for

sunday's italian heritage festival and parade. happy. excited they've been going on in the seated right now. you know, the blue and on day. >> and we had thinking a lot of people to shop and there's also not many complaints about the weather. nice weather for some months go. so we enjoying happening now. caltrain is suspending service between san francisco and millbrae to work on electrification project. >> limited bus bridge services available for passengers are for riders rather. but passengers should expect delays and longer travel times. >> students and parents in san ramon have questions after someone vandalized. homecoming parade floats with racist graffiti as kron four's philippe djegal reports san ramon police say they are not investigating this as a hate crime. >> within a span of one week, the homecoming parade floats at california high school in san ramon were defaced with racist graffiti and the racially charged flier targeting the school's

principal circulated through campus. both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking. definitely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> are diverse no one. it match and come together as a community and there's just tons of hate and vandalism and islands. i mean, it's just frustrating in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the

50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm proud of those students who jumped into. >> you know, cover that this this heinous act. yeah, it's it just hurts my heart. it's very bad in response to the graffiti, the jewish community relations council bay area says in a statement, quote. >> this was a deplorable act of vandalism, such hateful anti-semitic incidents have become all too common across the bay area in the last few years. we must all stand united against hate violence and extremism to keep our community safe and welcoming for people of all identities and backgrounds. san ramon police are also investigating a racially charged flier that circulated through campus targeting the principal which police say was determined to not be a crime. >> adding, though, that the students involved have been identified and are being disciplined by the school. police are also investigating an assault of a special needs

student on campus in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco entertainment commission is responding to noise complaints over the portola music festival that happened last weekend. latest concerns coming from alameda residents who live across the bay from the festival. we're told music festival does happen at pier 80 in san francisco. the commission says they plan to take residents concerns seriously and they are set to meet next week to discuss this issue both this year. and last year people have complained about the loud music and berng able to hear it from their homes, about 10 miles of water. as you can see on the map there separates the pier where that concert happens from residents in alameda. 2 people are in custody in connection with a robbery at a san francisco donut shop. the robbery happened monday morning at the happy donuts and valley neighborhood. city officials say the suspects face several charges, including weapons and kidnapping charges. san

francisco's downtown area took a big hit during the pandemic. restaurants and stores have struggled to rebound. but yesterday people celebrated the official grand opening of some new pop-up shops in previously empty storefronts. it's part of the city's but they could to vibrant program, which offers the building's rent-free for 3 months in an effort to kick start businesses downtown in total, 17 businesses are participating in the vacant, a vibrant program. >> they really want more food options. they want to be able to grab coffee. they want to be able to grab a snack. they won launch. they want diverse different businesses. they want to maybe grab a sweater or they want to be able to use. downtown is not just a place that they work, a place that they eat, but a perfect place that they can have fun in as well. and so we have to make sure as a city that we make it a lot easier. i'm no stranger to adversity. always like flip over city on its head. just like when i dance.

>> and when my battles. so right now money battle. >> of getting the opportunity to share my love for baking doughnuts. you can do this on top of that that or seems like the perfect opportunity to get my feet wet and having with i running off the mayor's hotels, a permanent storefront. so look forward to that. >> many of the pop-up stores have already opened with the rest, expected to be up and running within the next few weeks. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police kron, 4 morning news police i'm all about fall, especially this new pumpkin spice frosty.

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weighed in at just over 2500 pounds so close. the competition ways kicks off. i got the weight on my mind. kicks off a week of events ending with the half moon bay pumpkin festival next weekend. and nice early teaser of halloween. after almost 30 years. the oakland native ban tony. tony, tony is back with their just me. a new tour. the band first came onto the music scene in 1988. they will play 3 shows here in the bay area. 2 shows in oakland at a sold-out show san francisco and one of the oakland shows is also sold out something to consider. if you are interested in checking these guys out. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news rideshare drivers are pushing governor gavin newsom to sign now on the

morning news police are asking for help identifying the people involved in this massive brawl at a 49 ers game. >> and fleet week takes off in high gear as thousands descend upon san francisco for the annual air show. we have the details coming up and a live report. good morning. welcome back to the 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. the start of this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking our fleet week. weather forecast for us today and dave, i hear it's pretty warm out there. it's going to be pretty hot. going to be quite toasty. yes, good stephanie. good morning, everybody. about the only plus to this is these offshore winds eat away at that marine layer. so. >> fog not an issue for this weekend. it looks like, although it's a little wispy marine layer coming back. a

touch for tomorrow. sfo looking pretty good to start the day. as you can see. but that heat is around again for another day with the heat advisory in place east bay shoreline, the south bay peninsula, including san francisco, in effect until 11 for this evening. we'll see some interesting numbers. papa san francisco already at 71. you see some yellows working their magic in the south bay, already 70 for antioch. lot of 60's in the east bay, but still holding in the 50's up in the north bay. quick contrast for yesterday were trailing in a couple package up hots spots here and there, as you can see. but for the most part, pretty close to yesterday, sunny and warm today. well or hot, depending on your perspective what this lot of upper 80's going on even around the bay, certainly upper 90's to near 100 in london. 70's expected by sunday as we get some minor relief trying to cook in here. and then breaking your day down about 89 by high noon to 3 at 94. but some locations will top off at 100. but an improvement tomorrow and a big change early into next week.

we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening today, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year is san francisco. we know that thousands of people are going to send on the city for the annual fleet week. air show featuring, of course, those beloved blue angels cover. justice is live for us now in san francisco with more on what people can expect today. good morning, tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. it is fleet week and today is a big saturday air show. but there's >> a lot going on here at marina green. there's a big expo. we've been speaking about that all morning long doing live interviews. but let's go ahead and dive into it. so the big air show is today and the city has been busy and buzzing all week long. we have 3 days left of fleet week. every day has brought something new and different. today the air show we'll start at 12, 18 with the national out. flag jump following. that will be the u.s. navy parachute team and then the patriot jet team will

take to the skies at 12. 57 this morning. so the blue angels will kick off their portion of the air show at 03:00pm this afternoon beginning with fat albert, a massive c-one, 30 super hercules maintenance and support plane and after fat albert completes its flight, the anticipated action will kick with the blue angels team taking to the skies at 3.15 this afternoon flying their f 18 super hornets, which can fly at almost twice the speed of sound inclined 30,000 feet. a minute. and besides the air show, we've been talking about the expo. there's also neighborhood concerts going on today, starting at 10 o'clock this morning, going all the way until 7 o'clock this afternoon. and the navy marine corps will have their bands performing and organizers say it's an opportunity for san franciscans to interact with the service men and women through their performances. >> everybody is going to be coming down to the green to

watch the air show and watch the ships. but what we want people understand and visit well are down here on the green is fleet week expo and expo consists of 3 different themes here in the green. the humanitarian assistance village, the stem center and the careers fear and what's behind the scenes every year with respect to fleet week as a planning exercise. that's done amongst local state and federal civil authorities and also all the branches of the department of defense to prepare for an earthquake recovery here in san francisco. so what the public doesn't see behind the great blue angels and the and all the excitement here is this exercise that's done every year. >> all right. so we are at the but the show the air show blue angels is going to be later on today. 3, 3, 15. >> and you do need tickets for

those seats. you go to fleet week s f dot org to find those reporting live to justice. back to sounds like it's going to be a fun. >> like tiffany thank you so much, tiffany,lfor walking us through all those options. well, the blue angels aren't the only ones buzzing the bay this fleet week. the patriots jet team from the east bay is also performing and from forza. vicki liviakis shows us more. >> the patriots jen team is the largest volunteer aerobatic team in the world based in byron run by pilot randy powell and fueled by passion for aviation. this is our 21st season as the patriots jet team. 21 years, the team of 6 patriot jets will be taking to the skies for fleet week doing their death, defying stunts for the crowds on the ground. you'll also see something called the missing woman formation in honor of senator dianne feinstein. >> we visited the patriots hangar for a sneak peek at

what we can expect when ball here. they are up close. the l 39 fighter jet it's been a wild ride. it's been a lot of fun we're an all volunteer team. so we're like family. the patriots jet team is made up of pilots like randy. how? and here at the patriots jet team foundation. they teach aviation to fledgling pilots as young as 15 big you ready to fly. allentown. >> i the great privilege of flying the patriots a few years ago. >> and they actually gave to stick to apply for a few seconds. is my iphone video out of the cockpit window. it was total real. >> thrills randy howe also clues to the movie >> so that all of that flying is a real fine. it's not computer generated. patriots jet team is a group of highly experienced jet pilots. >> with the right stuff who to steal a line from the movie top gun.

>> love of flying up the environs. vicki liviakis. >> 4 >> just incredible. just incredible. seeing that talent in the air. well, in the south bay, the mayor of san jose says he wants the city's animal care and services shelter to be investigated. mayor matt mahan says an independent audit would make sure that the shelter is up to industry standards. >> or shelter is well beyond its capacity. we have something on the order of 800 animals in the shelter that was built for a little over 500. so the staff is exhausted. the space is overcrowded. >> mayor mahan says the public can help by fostering volunteering or adopting animals from the shelter. they really need that assistance. in the east bay. a couple is charged with murder after a child died earlier this week. kron four's gayle ong has the latest. >> on friday, destiny, deboe and tyshawn haywood of rodeo

made their first appearance in a martinez courtroom. both facing felony charges after the death of a 2 year-old boy under their watch. that includes murder. >> child abuse causing death of a person under 8 years old and torture. and as to the second victim torture on monday night contra costa county sheriff's deputies responded to a call at this home on california street. >> for a report of a toddler drowning in about time that later died at the hospital. another young child was also taken to the hospital with injuries. neighbors told kron 4 earlier this week they believe the drowning may have been staged. prosecutors say the 2 year-old pulled from up in the home did not drown. the died from abuse and its alleged to have occurred between august 15 and october. second contra costa county deputy district attorney. derek, but did not comment on the defendant's relationship with the children due to privacy of the surviving child who was under child protection and medical care. you think about a child >> is infant. and later life.

what they are told what they learned and if this child is to learn about what happened, you wonder how much of an impact it would have on their lives. you know, something away. someone's mind. >> and the bowen haywood remain in jail with bail set at 3 million dollars each. the next court appearance is scheduled for november. 1st reporting from martinez, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> you remember this video. santa clara police are asking for the public's help to find 2 of the people involved in that brawl. the fight broke out at levi's last month during the forty-niners first home game of the season. police say they're looking for this man and this woman. so take a good look at your screen. there. if if you do recognize them, you're asked to please call santa clara police officers did arrest one person already for assault and battery related to that fight. rideshare drivers are hoping governor gavin newsom signs a bill they say will help them

save money. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> for lisa stevens. it's another busy day driving for uber. but just to make it to this point of hitting the road and picking up passengers as part of the process to initially get approved. stevenson rideshare drivers like or across california, let's first take their cars into a shop for a mandatory vehicle safety inspection and inspection stevens makes clear is done on a driver's own time. currently were not compensated for that time. and that's why she says she's supporting sb 4 to 9 now on the governor's desk. it will require ride sharing services like uber and lyft to compensate rideshare drivers for the time it takes to have their vehicles inspected precious time. steven says is all unpaid. i had to wait by one to 2 weeks at one time to get an inspection and then that's time that we're not getting paid to be able to access the platform.

>> to drive and pick up passengers. the proposal also allow drivers to have their inspections conducted virtually virtual or video inspections would definitely be faster because we could do it on facetime. we can do it on zoom and literally. >> we could just go around the car. we could show whatever needs to be seen and it would take like a matter of seconds by senator steven bradford. the bill pass the legislature in september and is now on the governor's desk. most of these drivers, how the average of 2 our way in order to >> have these vehicle don, and they lose on average of driver when they do this. so this is a way of just making for when excess uber is in support of the bill. but the california labor federation is opposed arguing the legislation does not go far enough. >> quote, sb 4 to 9 fails to fully address our concerns that rideshare drivers are denied the rights of employees. the bill fails to reimburse drivers for the biggest cost of all the cost of the inspection, which can cost $40 or more.

>> still, i do work multiple jobs. stevens maintains the bill will make a difference for drivers like her. now she wants the governor to sign it would make the process a lot easier. the bill will make a huge difference. >> and the governor has until october 14 to either sign or veto the bill at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news as the forty-niners get ready for the big match up with the dallas cowboys. more on the

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celebrate hispanic heritage month here on kron 4. >> a community college on the peninsula is working to help undocumented students get their college degrees. how forced to reassess osseo shows us how the school is transforming lives. >> and just words of encouragement to just knowing yourself in freeing yourself. and i think that's a big theme for our son is here and undocumented communities, right where find your voice, find your voice. find your it marcus is the program services coordinator for the undocumented community center at skyline college in san bruno growing up with immigrant parents, he says helping others navigate higher education is deeply personal. the whiteboard is inspirational. messages is just one of several ways. marquez says his team is trying to reshape college and make it a successful experience for undocumented students. i'm able to expand all of those experiences and i'm able to provide some much more of my knowledge. >> so much advocacy, 4.

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going to be playing toasting to this ab they seek ranking in the car the windows open for a while. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. half moon bay, check it out. >> calm and peaceful. here. ya. some winds coming behind them, which sometimes the thumb on the scale ticking locations like hear this kind of geography, get that last-minute compression heating that could pop your temperatures in the afternoon. so definitely a good day for the beach today. look at the numbers right now. we're at 63 half moon bay, 70%. francisco antioch is matching that how often the morning we get to say that any the same temperatures, san francisco 60's going off to the east bay up to the north. a lot of 50's. all this 61 check in the bottle heading to tahoe the next couple of days. big drop happening is autumn clears its throat as you will notice there looks like the rain shower activity that they're going to see will be to the south. so we see that pop and r future cast here. that's going to probably be to the south around yosemite and maybe score a national park. what we have now is obviously a high pressure zone getting a

little bit of leftover offshore winds giving heating. that's going to wane more. so tomorrow. but as we get into early next week with this guy coming in, here we go. and this is a shot of some rain by monday. it's not a whole lot. we don't need a whole lot. just enough to moisten up the ground may be a reinforcement into tuesday. that's even more modest. but watch the arrows whack there. we see the offshore winds in place post our frontal system. then perhaps maybe by the next weekend might be treated to yet more upstream will see as we get a little closer now. 4 zone forecast today. that's the hot day. 86 per san francisco. that's why the heat advisory is in place to the coast. 70's. this is more like july here. got 88 going on for burlingame. 90 foster city, palo alto, checking in at 94. the numbers continue to climb heading south mid to upper 90's in the south bay, morgan hill, 198 for los gatos east bay shoreline. also looking at some lower 90's, tri valley. you're looking at upper 90's might happen 100 here or

there. 97 for concord, 86 berkeley, richmond, even at 87. but les, 83 95 going on for fairfield. 91 for napa. and it looks like a 95 for santa rosa. of them are in. county. beach is looking pretty good with stenson beach at 78. so 7 day forecast, big changes happen. look at this big drop, particularly by monday at 73. 77 for tuesday will do some 80's as we finish off the week into next weekend. but we're really watching their middle of the week. stephanie's those offshore winds after we get the rain and everything like that, we're going over the fences up so well, we'll probably be able to be prepared for so that i mean, with all that we've got a front with no rain that the more problematic. okay. very good. thank you so much, dave. all right. well, now to bay area sports, the forty-niners making a big trade to try and improve their defense. >> plus, the warriors are getting ready for their first preseason action for sports director jason dumas has the details for us. >> if you couldn't tell by

now, the niners are all in this season. san francisco acquired edge rusher randy gregory from the denver broncos on friday. the niners will also receive a seventh-round pick in next year's draft in exchange for a sixth-round pick in next year's gregory have had the greatest season. the only at this after this year. but he is immensely talented in the niners, believe with their culture and coaching they can unlock gregory's town before the broncos he played for the cowboys in. he had his best seasons there. he was obese them in. look at this. so the niners they have seen him firsthand and they are excited to get him in the caroline. >> playing as some over clear. i mean, 2 years ago we up there in dallas says is good russia as we've gone against. and just the fact that we had an opportunity that is available being able to add a guy like filmmaker team better. and so it has do it. >> we have warriors basketball coming up tonight you've got to love that. the dubs host

the lakers at chase center and steve kerr said everyone wearing a jersey will play. that means everyone except draymond green who will be in street clothes dealing with a left ankle issue. same with cory joseph. he's dealing with a back injury. it will be cp 3, though, making his warriors debut. that should be enough to get folks in the seat. i know it's a great day. fleet weekend. beautiful weather check. cp 3 out. he spoke to the media on friday and he talked about what training camp is like when you already have 18 seasons in the nba under your belt. >> to get an opportunity to continue come in here and play year in and year out. it's a blessing is hyper to many of my counterparts don't play anymore or coach or not. so that is no joy, my plan. and so you get rookies young guys who coming in at first she days. it is his it's cool because our love perspective

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. a late night shooting in the east bay leaves one person dead and 2 people injured. >> we have the latest on the investigation. and another bay area city could soon be getting license plate readers to help combat rising crime. >> 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. stephanie lin. >> it is saturday. october the 7th. let's get you started with a look at the fleet week. weather with dave sphar. good morning today. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a toasty hot one it's going to be for today is summer makes another rise for your saturday. by sunday. they'll be a little bit of relief for king is with their marine layer to come back a little bit inch by inch. but for now, going to be a hot, dry day today, here's the east bay shoreline for you. we didn't see much of the intrusion at all of the marine

layer or fog going on. and as you see the winds here, yes, a little whisper of an onshore wind at open. but for the most part, those areas have been pointing from the east with the typical offshore wind scenario. now the excessive heat is with us. another day today, heat advisory until 11 this evening for the coverage area, the east bay shoreline, the south bay and and then select a clue. ding, san francisco, which stands at 73 right now, a cooler. 64 in half moon bay, 74, antioch and 60's. meanwhile, off to the north bay. that's a bounce from just last hour where they were in the 50's. you can see some movement already happening way upstream. that white line you see off towards our west. that is a new front. it will bring us some rain showers. it looks like monday and a little bit on tuesday. but the bigger issue is just to moisten up that ground level and also coolest out of touch 91 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 95. the change of the seasons next week. i'll have that forecast that, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening today, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year in san francisco.

thousands of people descend on the city for the annual fleet week. air show featuring the blue angels. karl voice justice is live for us now in san francisco with the details as well as it looks like some service men. >> have salute lee, right? so the big air show with the blue angels today and tomorrow start at 3 o'clock this afternoon. but there's a lot going on today. we have expo as well. and joining us right now live is lieutenants for steel john carter to tell us more with the marine corps to tell us more about their involvement here at the expo. thank you so much for joining us and morning. good morning. thanks for having us. >> some rain just started showing up. we're going to be here all afternoon. they would love to interact with the community. a lot of the marines who are here actually just came off a deployment. they were in the pacific all summer in micronesia papa new guinea and allow doing real brink or things. engineering projects and engaging with the community of those nations. so they would love to tell you about their experience. what it's like to boy.

>> with a unit and really, this is their homecoming. is their opportunity to come off a 4 month deployment and the city has been incredibly welcoming and they really are just eager to talk to the community, right? you guys have mentioning, you guys are here to talk to the community to engage. >> that's a big part of this, i expo and this event, correct? yes, it is. it's a maze opportunity for. >> for u.s.. marines like do the same we were here obviously to to show who we are as marine corps. team i'm starting to build. these are communitarian capabilities as well. i'm just really trying show the community and we are continued bridge in that relationship. show our brand. >> because tell us a little bit more as to what people can expect if they come here at marina green. there's, you know, a lot going on. there's different categories as well. what is going on?

>> here for the marine corps and what can people expect? >> so they'll have a marines from every different type of they would love to tell you about what it's like to be in the marine corps. saturday is also air show so they can and see the aviation capabilities that we have on display. but i if somebody comes any of marine here would be more than willing to come you about any of opportunities that can be in the report. educational as well, educational really for the marines who are coming back. it's just the opportunity to kind of be back in the states and and it's going to a great welcome home party. and it's just a nice opportunity to engage with community here. >> and the marine corps has a band as well. and you guys will be performing. there's neighborhood performances you mind telling us a little bit more about that. course. now the >> first marine division band. they're headed by chief. one officer eric they do a great job, just training and especially out here in san francisco. and they've been

all week different events and different occasions yesterday, i was actually personally at their their performance. i see a street of downtown francisco today. there are actually performing about an hour. 10 o'clock at most part with canine heroes. so that will on as well as the 12 o'clock at polk street. and then at 6, 4 o'clock. there will be a at the west portal courtyard. and then tomorrow their last performance would be the italian heritage parade. that's it. going along the northeast starting at noon. so definitely go out there. they mean, with the community want want to come out their support tell their story, right? we're hearing that's a great opportunity to meet. people in the marine corps as well their shows. >> is it is there anything else you guys would like to add that you are she need to know about marine corps. your guys involvement fleet week and anything else. >> we're just excited to be we want to thank the city for having us. and they've been

incredibly welcoming all so close out a great week. rd to >> and john, thank you so much for joining us live for this live interview. i do want to mention the big air show blue angels is today and tomorrow we have 3 days left of fleet week. stephanie, back to yeah, it's really interesting, too, that we usually associate where many people associate. >> the blue angels with the navy but actually fat albert, which starts off the show is flown by an all marine crew. so really just a fantastic opportunity to, you know, meet the give a thank you to our service men and women out there, marina green today and just learn more about the important work that they do. >> thank you so much, tiffany and police think the guys for their service. in the east bay. there's been another release of petroleum coke, dust from the martinez refinery contra costa health says friday's release was an isolated incident related to maintenance at the facility. so far, officials say there's no evidence of any coke dust in the surrounding neighborhood. their investigation is still ongoing. this comes just 3

months after the last release which led to coke dust collecting on cars, garbage cans and other surfaces in nearby neighborhoods. officials say the dust did not have high levels of toxic metals. a developing story following this morning. richmond police say a shooting has left at least one person dead. officers responded to the area of 23rd street and wendell avenue shortly before 8 o'clock last night and found 3 people with gunshot wounds. one of them died. 2 others were taken to the hospital. no word on their condition this morning. investigators have not said if they have a suspect in custody. >> another bay area city could soon be getting automated license plate readers as kron four's dan kerman reports. this is the latest effort by the city of oakland to stop rising crime. >> some 300 fixed automatic license plate readers could be coming to the city of oakland before the end of the year. the cameras will be used to do 2 different things. >> mainly and one of that is obviously it can record will

be able to use that. this evidence, right? if there is a crime that's being recorded, evidence in get handed over to district attorney's office so that they can be part of evidence in have a higher accessibility rate regards to charges. number 2 is that will be able to identify vehicles earlier this week, mayor sheng thao confirm the city has received just over a million dollars from the governor. >> to place fixed cameras across the city thursday. the oakland privacy advisory commission signed off on the plan which now goes to the city council. it's a part of one of the tools into a box of improving a chance to stop stopping crime in real time. >> and doing proper response to what's going on the chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime. >> but not all are fans of the plan. the anti police terror prect calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing crime and instead will only

service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how they call the cameras can be used on how they will be used. and actually private privacy commission will actually >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and new this morning, police arrested 9 people for retail theft this week in san francisco center. it's part of a larger ongoing operation to fight crime in the city. so far the police department says they've arrested dozens of people and recovered thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police say theft cases in the city have dropped 10% since last year. in the north bay, hillsborough. police say a man who tried to kidnap 2 girls thursday night crashed his car as he tried to escape police. the attempted kidnapping targeted to 12

georgie park when police ordered the suspect to step out of his car, he sped off and hit another person. police chased the man until he collided into a home on mason street. the suspect and the person hit were taken to the hospital for treatment. no one inside this home was hurt. kaiser health care workers wrapped up their three-day strike on friday. it was the largest health care strike in u.s. history. the group demanded increased pay and staffing and performance bonuses. kaiser says it is offering a pay increase and has just finished a round of hiring. >> i'm on the bargaining team myself. and my thoughts and observation is that that's why we're out we have been asking them bargain in good faith april. >> kaiser says emergency rooms and hospital stayed open

during the strike, but non urgent procedures and appointments were rescheduled. kaiser says another bargaining session between the 2 sides is set for october. the 12th is a look well, breaking international news this morning. the israeli prime minister telling his country they are at war after an early morning attack. militant hamas rulers fired thousands of rockets shortly after sunrise hamas fighters also infiltrated several locations in the country. israel says at least 70 people have died and hundreds others wounded. meanwhile, the palestinian health ministry says nearly 200 people have died in israel retaliation following the initial attack. president biden has issued a statement condemning the attacks on israel. coming up on the kron 4 morning news parents and students at an east bay school are demanding answers after someone vandalized a homecoming float with racist graffiti. >> and several local businesses in san francisco are being celebrated in an effort to revive the city's

downtown area. we are expecting a busy weekend francisco. it's not only fleet week that's drawing people to the city. >> going to be plenty toasty as well. not the san francisco cool. as we look at numbers in the city even reaching the 80's here you can mid to upper 90's expected. look at that forecast. we come for more news continues.

>> very busy weekend for us here in san francisco. not only are thousands of people here for the annual fleet week. air show, north beach neighborhood is also gearing

up for the annual italian heritage festival. sounds tasty. four's dan thorn has the details. >> north beach sidewalks flooded with people grabbing a bite while others were hanging out in washington square park. it's a big weekend for the buzzy that weekend of the year. it's it's a great time to be in francisco and everybody's favorite time to be in north people lined up for slices of pizza or to get a table at one of the neighborhood favorites. >> a pair of marines in town for fleet week tell us they wanted to indulge in the sights. sounds and really happy to be out here. great people. i like i like the city a lot to having a great time. i do it again every year. michael, the neighborhood is also getting ready to celebrate its deep connection to the italian american community restaurant. mona lisa marie monti is expecting a big crowd for sunday's italian heritage festival and parade. happy that excited they've been going on in the seated right now. you know and just been on day.

>> and we had thinking a lot of people to and there's also not many complaints about the weather. nice weather for something go. so we enjoying it. haha. >> well, taking a live look now at the san mateo bridge. traffic moving along quite nicely at this hour, 9.15 this saturday morning. happy fleet week weekend. let's check in now with dave on what he's keeping an eye on a day where in the blue angel blue. >> yeah, that's right. that's looks good for today. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the blue is well off to the distance. as you see, there's the east bay shoreline shot the blue bay, the blue skies, which will continue through the day today. all those winds going as we speak right now, someone very bold. they're developing a little bit on the east bay shoreline, but the general, so not that flow is that of offshore. so and that can pose sometimes a problem with this drier air that's in place. and we have a little recipe for that or remedy for that. as we go into early next week, this guy out to see here that's

going provide some rain. and little lingering into tuesday, perhaps as well. but today, make no mistake about it. sunny and hot inland. already numbers popping in the 70's, even the east bay shoreline as well here. 73 hayward. 71 open san francisco at 74. the color is asian of our map. just change this hour. in case you may just notice last hour. lot up, greens on the board. now we have yellows already oranges popping up here and there 73 for san jose. futurecast for the marine layer. look, it's just absent from all of this. now it does start to punch through late in the day today. so if we start to get that on shore flow to early in the day, that's going to really put the clamps down on our high temperature today. but we'll still go with the numbers. well, in the 80's for the city, there's the onshore flow that provides a bit of that marine layer tomorrow morning. now clearing up for the afternoon, might even have some coastal drizzle. maybe 2 with daytime heating the mountains, getting a little shower. and emphasize a little. but what's more interesting as we get into monday, yes, a lot more cloud cover thicker marine layer and

the sky here is provide some rain for us monday afternoon and night. some are pretty are pretty wind going on here for us near 100 well inland tomorrow, warm and sunny still have those 90's still cooking here and then monday, we're looking for the showers, maybe even lingering a little tuesday. cool and sunny for much of the balance of the week with 70's 86 san francisco open 88 8.96 rather for san jose with it being hot lot of 90's to be found on the east bay. also up in the north bay, too. but it's a one-day event from this point forward, even impressive. 77, half moon bay next couple of days, 88 for sunday and by monday at 73 with the big issue being getting some rain in here and some onshore winds returning into tuesday, too. so again, that's good for the ground level because we do see a pop of some offshore winds middle gpthe any advice for people who are heading out wear a hat, you think shore because you have less and hitting that's right. so the straw hats, you make fun. sometimes the older guy walking by with them. he's smart. he knows to cover up a little bit. yes. oh, yeah. and

sometimes some people up umbrellas for that, too. sometimes. today is going to be sunny and hot. a lot of winds. true. yeah. stay hydrated as up that water bottles. definitely. all right. thank you so much, dave. >> okay. well happening right now. caltrain as a reminder is suspending service between san francisco and millbrae to work on an electrification project, limited bridge services available for riders. but passengers should expect some delays and longer travel times. meantime, starting next weekend, the pleasant hill and concord, bart stations will suspend trips to clear trees from the track. passengers should expect delays of up to 30 minutes next weekend. and on the weekend of october, 28, free bus bridge will be available for riders. as students and parents san ramon have questions after someone vandalized homecoming parade floats with racist graffiti as kron philippe djegal reports san ramon police say they are not investigating this as a hate crime. >> within a span of one week,

the homecoming parade floats at california high school in san ramon were defaced with racist graffiti and the racially charged flier targeting the school's principal circulated through campus. both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was definitely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> you are diverse no one like mesh and come together as a community. and there's just tons of hate and vandalism and violence. i mean, it's just frustrating in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to

our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the 50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm proud of the students who jumped into. >> you know, cover that this this heinous act. yeah, just hurts my heart. it's very bad in response to the graffiti, the jewish community relations council bay area says in a statement, quote. >> this was a deplorable act of vandalism, such hateful anti-semitic incidents have become all too common across the bay area in the last few years. weus all stand united against hate violence and extremism to keep our community safe and welcoming for people of all identities and backgrounds. san ramon police are also investigating a racially charged flier that circulated through campus targeting the principal which police say was determined to not be a crime.

>> adding, though, that the students involved have been identified and are being disciplined by the school. police are also investigating an assault of a special needs student on campus in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> with the san francisco entertain, the commission is responding to noise complaints over the portola music festival that happened last weekend. latest concerns coming from alameda residents who live across the bay from the festival, which also happens at pier 80 in san francisco. the commission says they take residents concerns seriously and plan to meet next week to discuss this problem both this year. and last year people have complained about the loud music from their homes. keep in mind about 10 miles of water separates the pier from residents over and alameda. you can see that on the map on your screen. 2 people are now in custody in connection with the robbery at a san francisco donut shop. that robbery happened monday morning at the happy donuts. and we valley neighborhood. city officials

say the suspects face several charges, including weapons and kidnapping charges. francisco's downtown area took a big hit during the pandemic. restaurants and stores have struggled to rebound. but yesterday people celebrated the official grand opening of some new pop-up shops in previously empty storefronts. it's part of the city's vacant, a vibrant program which offers the building's rent-free for 3 months in an effort to kick start businesses downtown in total, 17 businesses are participating in the vacant a vibrant program and many of the pop-up stores have already opened with the rest, expected to be up and running within the next few weeks. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police now revealing more ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you want to make everyone feel at home this season.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news police are asking for help identifying the people involved in a massive brawl. a 49 ers game. >> and fleet week takes off in high gear as thousands descend upon san francisco for the annual air show. we have the details and a live report coming up. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour on saturday with mister dave spahr has got more in our forecast today. a day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, toasting one is going to be today as we get a little flavor of summer today. they were going to kind of slide back a little bit, too autumnal feel and you'll know what by monday. but we're

enjoying this nice weekend here and enjoy the sunshine as well. offshore winds are way that means the winds are coming from the back of this camera off to the distance. as you see, there's the bay off to the distance with the blue skies as well. not much the way of fog. we didn't have all this morning east bay shoreline, the south bay peninsula and san francisco still under that heat advisory for another day. this isn't until 11 o'clock for tonight. tomorrow won't be as hot but still plenty warm. we've got a lot of 70's on the board right now at this hour. look for the color is a shun here. these are current temperatures 60's up to the north bay. it's almost like a winter forecast or early winter in terms of highs. here's a look at the contrast for you. a couple degrees trailing although half moon bay negative 13. that's really interesting because with an offshore wind, they sometimes get a little spark extra heating is we might be losing some of the offshore wind influence today. sunny and warm to hot upper 80's expected even in the city. then tomorrow it's into the 70's. it looks like and cooling down or not as hot.

here's the breakdown for you today about 91 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 94 to upper 90's near 100. now again, we have a change happening into early next week with some rain showers. also in that package, cooler temps next week. we'll have that in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and a reminder again, it is one of the biggest weekends of the year in francisco as thousands of people descend upon the city for the annual fleet week air show featuring the blue angels call for civil justice is live for us now is san francisco with more on what we need to know. good morning, tiffany. it looks like the sun is already shining down on marina green whire you are. >> good morning. yes, we have made our way down for there on the marina green and we are hanging out with the navy right now. the big air show today and tomorrow with the blue angels will star later today at 3 o'clock this afternoon. but let's go ahead and break everything down for you that the city has been

buzzing and it has been busy with fleet week. we have 3 days left every day has brought something new. and today the air show will start at 12, 18 with the national flag john following that will be the u.s. navy parachute team and then the patriot jet team will take to the skies at 12. 57 now the blue angels kick off their portion of the show at 3 pm beginning with ad out where the massive c one, 30 super hercules maintenance and support plane after fat, our complete its flight. you anticipated action will kick off with the blue angels taking to the skies at 3.15, flying f a 18 super hornets, which can fly at almost twice the speed of sound and climb 30,000 feet. a minute now, besides the air show today and tomorrow, those also a neighborhood concerts going on. that will start at 10 o'clock this morning to 7 o'clock. tonight, the navy and marine corps bands will be performing and organizers say

it's a great opportunity for san franciscans to interact with the service men and women through their performances. >> everybody is going to be coming down to the green to watch the year show and watch the ships. but what we want people understand and visit well are down here on the green is fleet week expo and expo consists of 3 different themes here in the green. the humanitarian assistance village, the stem center in the careers here. and what's behind the scenes every year with respect to fleet week as a planning exercise. that's done local state and federal civil authorities and also all the branches of the department of defense to prepare for an earthquake recovery here in san francisco. so what the public doesn't see behind the great blue angels and the and all the excitement here is this exercise that's done every year. >> okay. so if you do want to see the air show with blue

angels today and tomorrow, you do need tickets for that. you can find that at fleet week f dot org. we'll be here gathering more information. >> back to stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for your coverage and just incredible that these planes, they can fly as close to about 18 inches apart from each other. it's just incredible. an incredible showcase of aviation. yeah. thank you so much for your coverage for an update on that schedule. well, the blue angels are the only ones who are buzzing the bay this fleet week. the patriots jet team from the east bay. they'll also be performing and this is a really cool story by kron four's vicki liviakis. take a look. the patriots jen team is the largest volunteer aerobatic team in the world based in byron run by pilot randy powell and fueled by passion for aviation. this is our 21st season as the patriots jet team. 21 years, the team of 6 patriot jets will be taking to the skies for fleet week.

>> doing their death, defying stunts for the crowds on the ground. you'll also see something called the missing woman formation in honor of senator dianne feinstein. >> we visited the patriots hangar for a sneak peek at what we can expect when ball here. they are up close the l 39 fighter jet it's been a wild ride. it's been a lot of fun. >> we're an all volunteer team. so we're like family, the patriots jet team is made up of pilots like randy. how? and here at the patriots jet team foundation. they teach aviation. >> to fledgling pilots as young as 15, a big you ready to fly. allentown. >> i the great privilege of flying to take a years ago. >> and they actually gave to stick to apply for a few seconds. my iphone video. the cockpit window. it was total real. >> real is randy howe also lose movie

>> so that all of that flying is a real fly. it's not computer generated. patriots jet team is a group of highly experienced jet pilots. >> with the right stuff who to steal a line from the movie top gun. >> need love of flying up the environs. vicki liviakis. >> for >> just incredible. so impressive. well, in the south bay, the mayor of san jose says he wants the city's animal care and services department to be investigated. mayor matt mahan says an independent audit would make sure the shelter is up to industry standards. >> the challenge overall is that our shelter is well beyond its capacity. we have something on the order of 800 animals in the shelter that was built for a little over 500. so the staff is exhausted. the space is overcrowded. >> mayor matt mahan says the public can help by fostering volunteering or adopting from the shelter. in the east bay.

a couple is charged with murder after a child died earlier this week. kron four's gayle ong has the latest. >> on friday, destiny, deboe and tyshawn haywood of rodeo made their first appearance in a martinez courtroom. both facing felony charges after the death of a 2 year-old boy under their watch. that includes murder. >> child abuse causing death of a person under 8 years old and torture. and as to the second victim torture on monday night contra costa county sheriff's deputies responded to a call at this home on california street. >> for report of a toddler drowning in about time that later died at the hospital. another young child was also taken to the hospital with injuries. neighbors told kron 4 earlier this week they believe the drowning may have been staged. prosecutors say the 2 year-old pulled from up in the home did not drown. the died from abuse and its alleged to have occurred between august 15 and october. second contra costa county deputy district attorney. derek, but did not comment on

the defendant's relationship with the children due to privacy of the surviving child who was under child protection and medical care. you think about a child >> is infant. and later life. what they are told what they learned and if this child is to learn about what happened, you wonder how much of an impact it would have on their lives. and something away. someone's mind. >> and the bowen haywood remain in jail with bail set at 3 million dollars each. the next court appearance is scheduled for november. 1st reporting from martinez, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> do you remember this video? santa clara police are asking for the public's help to find 2 of the people involved in this brawl. the fight broke out at levi's last month during the forty-niners first home game of the season. police say they are looking for this man and woman. take a good look at your screen. there. if you recognize them, you're asked to please call

santa clara police officers arrested one person for assault and battery related to this fight. like your drivers are hoping governor newsom signs a bill they say will help them save money. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> for lisa stevens. it's another busy day driving for uber. but just to make it to this point of hitting the road and picking up passengers as part of the process to initially get approved. stevenson rideshare drivers like or across california, let's first take their cars into a shop for a mandatory vehicle safety inspection and inspection stevens makes clear is done on the driver's own time. currently were not compensated for that time. and that's why she says she's supporting sb 4 to 9 now on the governor's desk. it will require ride sharing services like uber and lyft to compensate rideshare drivers for the time it takes to have their vehicles inspected

precious time. steven says it's all unpaid. i had to wait by one to 2 weeks at one time to get an inspection and then that's time that we're not getting paid to be able to access the platform. >> to drive and pick up passengers. the proposal also allow drivers to have their inspections conducted virtually virtual or video inspections would definitely be faster because we could do it on facetime. we can do it on zoom and literally we could just go around the car. we could show whatever needs to be seen. >> and it would take like a matter of seconds authored by senator steven bradford. the bill pass the legislature in september and is now on the governor's desk. most of these drivers have average of 2 our way in order to >> have these vehicle inspections. done and they lose on average of for driver when they do this. so this is a way of just making for excess uber is in support of the bill. but the california labor federation is opposed arguing the legislation does not go far enough.

>> quote, sb 4 to 9 fails to fully address our concerns that rideshare drivers are denied the rights of employees. the bill fails to reimburse drivers for the biggest cost of all the cost of the inspection, which can cost $40 or more. >> still, i do work multiple jobs. stevens maintains the bill will make a difference for drivers like her. >> now she wants the governor to sign it would make the process a lot easier. the bill will make a huge difference. >> and the governor has until october 14 to either sign or veto the bill at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> on the kron, 4 morning news. we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month by taking a look at a south bay cafe and pastry shop cafe and pastry shop celebrating

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>> all right. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. beautiful blue, clear skies out there. great day for the blue angels to take to the skies in do a quick lap around the bay area. san francisco dave, what else should people be aware you know, it's nature that celebrate the blue angels. so that's what we've got going good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> moon bay also looking sweet as well. these numbers actually are as high as we would expect with a good offshore wind providing that extra of the with the topography is here. you get that last-minute compression heating what you're witnessing action, the east bay shoreline. why numbers will be a little bit elevated this afternoon as we stand now, lower 70's line at the east bay shoreline. 76 already antioch, up to the north bay here, cracking 74 in a bottle with a lot of 60's up to the north. 74 already in san francisco. 66, we just were

inc and a half moon bay with san jose. by the way, it 73 heading up to tahoe. we do see some rain showers develop in the mountains, but going to be probably a 70 point south. so not impacting tahoe will stay basically mostly sunny. but notice the drop here tomorrow with 74, which is a drop from today. 63 59, yes. looks like we're walking back into fall with all of this, too. not what we have is this high pressure in our backyard. a little bit of offshore pop. i bring that up also because this rain event, the we're expecting early next week is going to give us a little bit of defense. we get those offshore winds again tomorrow, middle of the week and look like they're developing yet again. so get good insulation gets here by monday. there's the event, not a whole lot to estimations of put somewhere about a half an inch, maybe far up in the north bay, higher elevations and all of that. but basically for the breath of the bay, maybe about a dime or so dime to maybe throw in the torso in there then tuesday and a little

sprinkle or so comes past that. but here it is. offshore winds in its wake. very typical of a lot of times with these fronts will get the winds will get the front will get the cooler temperatures, blah, blah, blah. but we don't get the rain. so therefore, the offshore winds coming afterwards. we have problems then upstream, maybe another little hit of rain trying to develop here later on into next weekend. 4 zone forecast coming in today. 86 san francisco. we'll do the 70's at the coast. snow don't adjust your set. it's not july it is october and 88 going on for burlingame foster city. 1994. going on for palo alto in the south bay, middle to upper 90's. 100 possible morgan hill, los gatos about 98 east bay shoreline. back to the lower 90's, tri valley, upper 90's. scratching your 100 with concord at 97. 83 rather for vallejo. 95 for fairfield will do about a 95. also for santa rosa. look at those. number is there for warren county. 78 for stinson beach, 70 forecast. big drop activity here. early part of

the week. that's that onshore winds. that's that front and all that jazz i talked about 80 expected for much of the balance of the week. all the way to the weekend. were i boeing may be another chance of rain returning stephanie's hiding by some bait. good, stephanie. yeah, it's looking. >> it's looking very impressive. and it smells delicious over here. problem for continues. our celebration of hispanic and latino heritage month with a new south bay cafe and pastry shop celebrating mexican culture and they're attracting attention with their oversized signature meals from coaches to coffee. and joining us live now to share more is 100 gonzalez. >> so great to nice to see it to you so much for getting up early driving all the way up from san jose to be with us here in san francisco. and so first of all, tell us a bit about your business, the name of it, where it's tell us about that. yeah, conestoga is 101. east santa clara street in san jose, california. right in the heart of downtown san jose. that we have been open

for a year and a half for since february 2022. so yeah, been running. congratulations on your success. i know that social media has played a big role and was really blowing up. and so part of that to us because you create this spectacle with these incredible desserts that you guys have now walk us through what you brought that ties into mexican culture and heritage. yeah, we have are many fine loses. weight is available daily, fresh at a coffee shop here as well. and they are presented in this many bicycle. so the many bicycle something that we definitely like to represent our culture with, because that's the way the survey in mexico. so the bison with the bicycle. so every time you saw the bicycle coming around, you knew that they had fresh bread and we wanted incorporate that in our coffee we also have our giant fund was going rule and this was original size of the long one. and then we came out with the round one and they

both went viral, which is are giant coffee mug in our yes. so people can actually order coffee and th-t jai your place and you can get the that point to and what is what ingredients go into into these? i mean, i can tell you our hours said to me it's sending and yes, all the good news, some make it make it up. so it's going to be a little sweeter. yes, it's definitely very good. and this is also a different variety its many versions of, let's say like that when she thought that we have right here, it's a mini version of the giant one this is a plucky thought and we have a quick different consistencies, definitely. and tell us to about the your i mean, i i recall i do a bit of research about your business that you've actually spent quite a bit of time decorating the inside of the to is give us that mexican theme and paying homage to that. walk us through that. so the vibrant colors definitely represents

our mexican flag, which is the red, white and green. that's like all the flowers that we have in our ceiling. we have are like to be that guy little. we also have a nice swing with the flowers roses and it took a lot of time to really kind of no what design wanted to, you know, really, again represent us, the our land heritage, and why was it so important that you showcase that part of your culture and bring that to san jose and in the bay area a more than anything myself and my partners were all attached to our latin roots to so we wanted to bring a little bit of mexico, too. san jose bay area and really represent our culture with the authenticity of fun failure of all of flavors that we wanted to showcase for everyone. so and what is the house specialty go to saying for people who are first timers to this sort so actually the first time we went viral was because we

added a selfie chino. so we have is cool machine order one of the specialty lattes and it can print your face on picture anything you want she no, yes. that's one of the biggest hits. and then obviously, yes, our giant been and i'm giant coffee makes. oh, wow, i don't even know. i didn't even know that you could order what? what? what's the water? when people want something that big? what's the order? i mean, in general, you just go out to and you just say i won a giant going to we showcase and a giant coffee and this feeds about 8 to 10 people off. yeah. it's going to be person to take on the themselves. and you know what? this too, just the experience of being a woman. i'm mexican american in starting a business here in the bay area. i mean, been like, yeah, it's i want to say it's definitely been a long process. it's amazing because we've gotten so much support in general from community and

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