(♪♪) thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a shooting leaves one person dead and 3 others injured in the east bay. the breaking details in a live report and san jose mayor matt mahan deliver his first state

of the city address. his message about keeping the city safe. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday october the 22nd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit of petr patter of rain to start your sunday. a bit somewhat roads and all that, not a whole lot of rain. we're looking for all of this and it's going to be very intermittent on and off. >> it's come with some winds to, but we have really mild conditions to get things started. here's the first look at radar and what we've got going on right now is a nice little collection here in southern marin and some moderate rain showers here. but this is all generally speaking drifting towards the east. and this is going to open up a pretty quickly here and we'll go back to overcast or at least mostly cloudy, but not even all of that all day long. so it's going to be very

intermittent all day long. here's a live shot. it looks like on the east bay shoreline with all the overcast skies that we have from this right now showing the whole radio or radar is as total. you'll see if you can kind of make it a little bit of a line to the west. that's going to make its way across the bay as we approach around 10, 11 o'clock this morning and around the noon hour and then it will play out towards the east lower 60's for most the readings you can see here, we've got 60 off to antioch. a 61 down to san jose. but look at this comparison to yesterday where some half a dozen degrees or more ahead of yesterday's numbers. not unheard of. get used to the winter months, particularly we have a little rain event. temperatures tend to be mild overnight. so this is what it looks like from your perspective. basically the east bay in terms of seeing the mostly cloudy to variable, cloudy skies, working and then some showers in here by the early afternoon, a little bit of a breeze with that as well. temperatures pretty mild. the lower 70's of a look at forecasting complete. also, it's coming in next week. 7. all right, dave, thank you for that.

>> breaking news we're following from overnight. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay. let's get right to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live in oakley now for us with all the details on this. he tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, a very quiet neighborhood. but we do know that we're looking into the shooting this morning in here is what we know. what's going show you some video of the scene last night around 11, 20 last night. police and fire was to special home here oakley around shannon wayne, wind flower way on a call about multiple people shot. this is video from the scene. you can see more to plow mulan says arrive with several people on stretches stretchers. there. police say are officials say that when they arrived, they found 4 people were shot. one person was dead. they say 3 others were taken to a nearby hospital. a typical lee quiet night in this neighborhood shaken up last night with one confirmed person 3 others taken to a nearby hospital. we did reach out to oakley pd to gather more information about this and we'll bring that to you as soon as we learn it.

back to you, stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you for staying on top of this story for us. >> very scary moments there. a car crash saturday in santa rosa during a police happened saturday afternoon on northbound 101. >> at the mendocino avenue offer on-ramp in the video. you just saw a black ford mustang speed past. an suv crashed into a land rover with a family of 3 on board. that family was rushed to the hospital. police took the mustang's driver marcus burton into custody. he was treated for minor injuries and booked into sonoma county jail burns passenger. a 17 year-old boy was treated for minor injuries and released back to his parents. people living in the town of youngsville must now foil their water after e-coli was detected. kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a

boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. >> friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans home of california in youngsville tested positive for e-coli. that was the same day showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. really and use it when you're faucet brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important, you know, over are 2 but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their trip because the town seems prepared. all the restaurants have been great like they. they haven't even bothered water like when they come out to pour in the picture. it's bottled water and they're cheaper emergency medicine at zuckerberg. general hospital christopher caldwell says these boil orders are usually precautionary. many people can drink that water and be just fine. but there is risk for infection in particularly. >> risk for infection of the more vulnerable folks. he says

it's safe to shower in the water. if you can do it without getting it in your mouth. >> if someone drinks it and does get sick will likely see symptoms and 3 to 4 days and they should reach out to primary care provider. nausea, diarrhea, abdominal cramping. >> and chills would be another level of concern. certainly officials anticipate the e-coli problem should resolve by tuesday. >> in yountville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> around the world, pro-palestinian groups gathered this week to rally against the war in the middle east. protesters from new york city to australia march together to call for an end to the bloodshed. this comes as the border between egypt and gaza open this morning to allow trucks delivering aid into the region for the first time president biden and lawmakers are pushing to fast track a bill to provide more than 14 billion dollars to defend israel against terror attacks from hamas. not only

is it the right thing to do, but the rest of the world is watching what we did. >> some lawmakers are skeptical of the move as it also provides aid to ukraine. so it could be harder to get the aid package through the house of representatives, which is still without a speaker. by the way. in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan gave his first state of the city address since taking office in january. the mayor spoke on efforts to keep the community safe, which includes hiring more police officers to stop sideshows. >> from the start of this year, our work together has been about getting san jose back on track. and getting our city back on track means keeping city hall focused on the basics. basics like ensuring everyone is safe in their home in their neighborhood, in their place of work and in their place of worship. this year, we have pushed hard to maintain san jose status as the safest big city in the bay area and put

ourselves on the past to being the safest big city in ame.ica once again. >> mayor mahan also asked residents to volunteer to help the homeless and help keep the city clean from trash and graffiti. at least 2 people are dead after separate car crashes in the bay area. the latest happening saturday morning on the peninsula. chp says a motorcycle driver hit 2 cars on the northbound lanes of highway 101 just after 02:30am, in palo alto. the driver was ejected off the motorcycle after rear ending one of the vehicles and died. chp has not released the identity of the victim. just a few hours earlier in the north bay, a driver hit and killed a person walking in the road in santa rosa. this happened 10, 40 friday night on the old redwood highway near donna drive. officers say a honda accord struck a person who died at the scene. happening right now. southbound lanes of highway 87 in san jose are closed as caltrans crews worked to repave the roads there. drivers thinking of

heading into the south bay this weekend should plan for delays and detours. this closure will mostly impact southbound traffic from blossom hill road to east julian street. it's not expected to impact travel to downtown san jose for the airport. caltrans says the project would take 20 years at the agency, tried to complete it without closing the >> southbound state route 87, as you can see, operations are happening very we're focused on the mid to southern end of state route. 87. >> down to the connection, the state route. 85, word when get commuters to state route. 85 17, one on one and 2.80. that will get you santa clara county and throughout san jose. >> the agency says they will try and get all that work done in one weekend. roads are expected to reopen by 5 o'clock monday morning. >> okay. today was a historic day yesterday. they gave me the key to the city. this 13 24 magazine street walker or a

and filet o california. >> the city of vallejo honored rapper e 40 as you can see there on saturday, a ceremony happened at the intersection of magazine street and del sur where a young stevens grew up to be known as the 40 the city unveiled the honorary street sign and gave him key to the city. the rapper reflected on growing up in the bay area. >> it you know, it wasn't the best, but it was one. the races memories from nothing. love it. and we have we life lessons. thank you to my mom. yes, to me, she really raises really right, man. talk to my puppies. always been in my life. yes to me. the death trust me and believe me. >> marks the 30th anniversary of 40's first studio album. congratulations. coming up on the kron. morning news as the forty-niners get ready for monday night football. it is looking like they will be without at least 2 of their star players. >> details coming plus

celebrating good times. might get just a bit harder here. how flan fun-flation. that's a bit of a twister right there. how fun-flation impacting ticket prices. and after the break, a new app is highlighting cinema history across francisco. i hate this took place in, though. that's >> here's a look at what it looks like on radar here. we have some scattered showers at work here doesn't fill up the hole. they all the same time. but again, plan on it for your afternoon with a couple breaks in the clouds as well. kron 4 known as a passionate artist. in the clouds as well. kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right, taking a live look now at the bay bridge. not too much traffic at this hour. 7.13 this sunday morning. and it's looking like a cool start to our day day. >> yeah, i'm actually of a wet start to. yeah, a little caution in the area roads there because it's a bit slick in spots picking the urbanized areas here on storm trackeri 4 kind of monitoring this little collection here in southern marin. this is all venturing towards the east. so expect some of those showers working your way to. however, also see the sun poke out a bit as well. we've got all of this forecast and breezy coming along with all of that as well. so let's put into motion to get the general idea what's going on this. this first line that but there's still yet a secondary one we're expecting later this morning to around the noon hour or so making its way across the bay. at that point, that will be probably the last big shoe to fall. and then it's going to be very, very sparse upstream in this whole thing will be sinking the south. we'll show you this and future cast. okay. lower

60's over most of the district and this is actually a little warmer than it was yesterday because of the overcast skies. that act a little bit of a blanket in some ways and also it's a mild system coming our way as well. now here, let's go ahead. watching the motion here. is that other line i mention this is just after noon and then you can see it making its way right across the east bay. at that point, that's the biggest yet. we're looking from this. so afterwards, it doesn't look to be any more in terms of heavier intensity. you know, the projections with us or are very, very modest. you know, a dine to maybe getting up to 2 dines with all of this. if you really get lucky and you can see the general rotation, this gets us to tonight. now and i'll give you the winds of a minute. and then the sink south for your monday morning. so already opening up the skies and earn us now by dawn tomorrow morning. and then the skies will start to clear up for the afternoon. hours are rough temperatures. a whole pretty steady for the week. ahead here. not bad for october. we have just a little bit of moisture. we've got to the surface there to help kind of taking down the fire threats. here's the onshore

winds. you expect that that will be this afternoon, a little breezy in those typical spots right across the golden gate parking a straight east bay shorelines. you get that constant wind into the afternoon. looks like the repeat that a little bit. maybe tomorrow morning and then into the evening hours as well, because we just got away from this whole system drop out. so scattered showers, breezy mild, got 70 ish going on 60's. meanwhile, the coast for this week scattered bay clouds but sunny inland for the most part. now, we do see a weak system midweek here. it does not look potent enough to bring any real earnest rain, but maybe some coastal drizzle, maybe east bay shoreline drizzle is a possibility with that mild with 70's on tap. so that's another thing. looks like the numbers dropped a little bit on the extended forecast next weekend. scattered clouds. there is another passing system and it looks to be on saturday is what this looks like. and then sunday bore the mostly sunny day least at this point. it does. and we've got mild 70 ish numbers kind of continue. so for today, we'll

keep the skies kind buildup of cloud cover here. although i did say some breaks are still possible. 68 san francisco, 69 oakland, 74 for san jose. not bad. when you consider the fact it's mostly cloudy and some showers mixed in this too. here's in total. it looks like lower 70's in the far east bay still keeping them in the 60's. up north, though, 63 for half moon bay and 73 for san jose. there you have it with those numbers still hanging in the 70's and actually warm and just a touch by the time we get to monday into tuesday with some obviously better clearing going on to some morning clouds with in and says we're getting the puck pieces of systems moving through the not like real juicy and everything like in the winter months in a of the rains. but still it's enough to do the trick to keep us wet enough at the surface. all right. so the jacket brelo ready. okay. thanks a lot to. >> well, the sights and scenes of san francisco have long grace the silver screen, but finding those famous filming locations can be just a bit of a challenge. there is a new app available now that promises to help users explore

the cinematic history of the city. the apps creator says this all started as a pet project. but when he was building up the software you came across a list of locations actually used for filming around the city. >> every single neighborhood in the city has at least one film location, golden gate bridge, obviously super famous. so we've got about a dozen different sites get bridge. i union square. a pretty goat was partially filmed. there. >> so that the conversation was partially filmed. there. >> police chase straight up all over the city. i mean, just everywhere. and so that really jumped out at me. the fact that, you know, part of the city has been left untouched. >> all right. so this app apparently is called san francisco film locations. pretty straightforward, right? it's available for free where ever you download your apps. the developer says he had originally no plans to build this thing out further. but since launching and he started to send out some updates and has even added even more

locations. call the sea. tobar is national pizza month and this morning on dine and dish cowboys. liviakis introduces us to a popular pie by pizzas most famous skies. she says. >> who doesn't nobody. let's some more than me. the closest thing to a pizza rock star bay area's own tony jim and johnny is mister pizza. the reigning king of pizza ta 6 almost like a harlem globetrotter across the shoulders with trophys galore. tony g as he's known is the 13 time world pizza champ and just awarded the 50 top pizza world award. almost like baseball. >> you know territorial the best who is the best. but at the same time as houston honored that. >> got his humble start in the east and you could say he's been rolling in the dough ever so. what is award-winning? it's case like. got to start

with the crust. look at that crust. >> the structure that crust time. it's really beautiful as a class. right sharing this sharing the knowledge that everyone is even created these canned wines called what else? but tie. tony's pizza napoletana is in the heart of the city's north but he's opening up new restaurants faster than he can flip. pete says we actually do this. here so heartening. >> is the master. the art of tossing, which is a lot harder than it looks if you can, tend his pt you which is on the back burner these days. there's always the pizza bible. if you're downright religious about about your pizza pie, i think you're kind of into this a little >> all right. they can get all the tasty fun stories, not a bay area. sports, tough news for forty-niners fans as the team gets ready for its monday night football game with the

minnesota vikings. it looks like the niners will be without at least 2 of its star players for the game kron four's. erin wilson explains. >> well, the forty-niners they headed out to minnesota yesterday for their monday night football game against the vikings. that said, though, we did get an update on those 3 injured players in. well, not great news offensive lineman, trent williams. he is listed as doubtful with his ankle injury that he sustained on that play right there against the browns last week that that would be a huge loss for the forty-niners if he's not able to get out there on the offense as chris mccaffrey, who's also listed as questionable with bleak injury. now he was able to get some run into day of practice, but he was very limited with that being the bad ahead for the most his status, not as good the forty-niners they had a ct scan performed on deebo and well, they found a hairline fracture in his shoulder so we will miss the next 2 games and then he will be re-evaluated after the bye

week. so the team they right now are not planning on putting the ball on the injured reserve list because shanahan was asked if there was anything that would change with the offense with hia absence. and this is what he had to say or staff tebow said, oh, yeah, it's always you know, that's what we did last week. you know, sure throughout the week. so we've had. >> contingency plans as it goes he's been banged up the few weeks before that, too. so so when the chance to hopefully settle down and combat 100%. >> also happening, stanford, they loaf be but the sharks. they also lost meanwhile, the earthquakes, they're headed to the playoffs for the first time since 2020. at sports, toss it back to you guys at the desk. i still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a number of gun safes are being recalled over safety concerns. recalled over safety concerns. >> details ahead.

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news, one person is dead after a shooting in the east bay. we have the details in a live report. and humanitarian aid is finally being delivered to gaza. but some say it's not enough. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you for joining us this morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast. first, dave, i woke up and there was rain falling outside. it was pretty incredible, idaho. yeah. pitter patter of rain going on. kind of a nuisance rain as we got on tap today. but it won't be all day and everywhere. at the same time, it's going to be very scattered about. >> and we're actually watching probably the most principal line to march through across the bay. we'll say at around noon, give or take so you folks in the east bay, when you get plus past 2 o'clock or so. it's pretty much done outside of maybe a little passing sprinkle. here's what you got going on. a radar still hasn't yet developed, but the liner was talking about in southern marin. you can see there just north of the golden gate and you really have the central valley to find any real substantial rain at this hour give you sky conditions. look at this at san jose state. we actually see the skies opening up and

some color is a shun. so again, that underscores not everybody is going to see overcast all day long as well. so a lot of holes on this system here. not real copious in terms of the moisture. rainfall amounts are being projected somewhere across the bay will say about a dine, maybe 2 dives for the total collection. lower 60's cover most of the temperatures and this is a bit warmer than we had from yesterday. in some cases, the on 10 degrees above the breakdown here kind of reflects, as i mentioned earlier about the sky conditions opening up temporarily. it looks like as we approach near the noon hour, late mornings. there's your last shot of rain in the early afternoon and then we'll go back to some partial clearing overnight to see a little bit away, breezy conditions this afternoon. but nothing again. major next week looks to be pretty mild for a nice october week. i'll have more details on that in your 4 zone a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. breaking news we are following from overnight. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay. >> let's get right to kron four's tiffany justice where she's live for us oakley with

the latest details on this. good morning. tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. we did speak with the neighbor walking his dog this morning. he is shocked that this happened in his neighborhood. he says typically a very quiet neighborhood. we're continuing to look into the shooting that happened in oakley overnight. but here's what we know is taking to the scene with some video from overnight around 11, 20 last night. police and fire was dispatched to this home in or a home oakley around. shannon, weigh in when flower way on a call about multiple people shot. and this is video of the scene. you can see multiple ambulances there with several people on stretchers. fire officials say when they arrived, they found 4 people were shot. one was pronounced dead on the scene. there. 3 others were taken to a nearby hospital for care. a typically quiet neighborhood here shaking up overnight, confirmed by fire officials. one person dead, 3 others taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. we have reached out to oakley pd for more

information. we'll bring it to you as soon as we learn it. stephanie, back to all right, tiffany, thank you for staying on the scene for us. we appreciate it. >> we continue to follow the latest developments on the war in the middle east. the first humanitarian aid convoys have finally entered. >> into the gaza strip from egypt. carlos herrera has the latest. >> some relief amid the devastation of war. a steady stream of humanitarian aid rolled into gaza from egypt saturday morning for the first time since israel closed off the palestinian territory in the 2 week old conflict. 20 trucks carrying food, water and medicines through the rafah crossing, which opened temporarily for the critical supplies. the united nations describes the development as, quote, the difference between life and death for so many people in gaza. however,

humanitarian groups call the delivery just a drop in the ocean and say essential items must continue to flow into the war-torn area. reports say gaza's 2.3 million palestinians. we're rationing food and drinking dirty water. with half the population fleeing their homes. on another front, israel's military spokesman announced saturday defense forces are planning to intensify airstrikes in gaza in preparation for the next stage of the country's war on hamas. the palestinian militant group, which controls gaza and which launched an all out surprise attack on israel, october following president biden's trip to israel wednesday. world leaders gathered at a middle east peace summit in egypt. arid and muslim states called for an immediate end to israel's offensive. while western countries focused on humanitarian relief for civilians among other goals,

hummus, press release all hostages immediately. >> and we health conditions. we must ensure all hostages, including israelis and all the nationals can return safely with their families. >> and that was carlos herrera reporting for us this morning. back here in the bay area. a police chase in san bruno ended with a car crashing into golden gate national cemetery. police say that this car was reported friday morning as being stolen, according to san bruno police. the driver sa police and tried to get away but then lost control of the car. the driver was taken to the hospital for injuries and then booked into the san mateo county jail. >> and police palo alto are looking for a stolen motor home. the theft happened saturday morning on darrow avenue near el camino. real the owner was sleeping in his car nearby when he says he woke up to the sound of an engine starting the man tried to stop the thief, but they backed the motorhome up and got away with it. anyone with

information about the theft is asked to please get in touch with lot of police. well, the 60,000 gun safes are being recalled over concerns they could be accessed by children. the u.s. consumer product safety commission force that recall after at least 39 reports that saves were accessed without the correct fingerprints. federal officials also citing a lawsuit alleging a 12 year-old boy died after finding a gun from a breached safe. the affected brands include fortress cabela's and gettysburg. uc berkeley, women's basketball team hosted race for change on saturday. it's the team's 4th time holding that 5 k to raise money for diversity, equality, inclusion, belonging and justice department. the goal here they say, is to create a sustainable change in as many communities as possible. john carlos, a 1968 olympian, was a special guest at yesterday's event. he is well known for the black power salute in 1968.

>> has been a great day specially to bring our team out oakland and place. historically that has been known for liberation and freedom of speech to come out here does not walk around the lake, especially with all the street vendors. not like it is important for us to be in the community working well, as looking kind of like expand our vision, expand our it's always nice to come out. have a nice little fresh air. look at our team to some different law. >> the team race $5,000. you can donate to their cause on their website at cal bears dot com. for your money this morning. ticket prices for live entertainment events are more expensive than ever. economists are calling it fun-flation news nation's xavier walton has the details. >> americans are spending money as fast as it departed. and that's because the cost fun. >> has never been higher. i'm an avid concert haven't been able attend quite as many this year because of the price. according to the wall street

journal, the average resale price for concert tickets on safety. >> as more than doubled since 2019 from 125 bucks to to 52 in 2023. that's enough to make anybody. the average resale price for the taylor swift era's tour. gore to step cost more than $1000. beyonce ticket resells around 400. >> i will say i was unable to get taylor swift tickets. i cannot supported >> from the music industry to sports, nfl fans taking hit. >> according to ticket smarter data, the average nfl ticket is 377 bucks last season they averaged was only 2.35. college football prices are way more expensive >> the money race still rolling disney. despite priced at disneyland and disney world. for some it might break the bank but not their loyalty. >> we were passholders. i'm used to go multiple times a year. and when started we started going 20 years ago, he was like $200 for a pass per person. now it's over $1000 to

$1000 per person. exponentially increased. according to all ears january of 2000, a one-day ticket was $48 october of 2018. the price more than doubled to $122. >> in 2023, according to walt disney, world magazine prices ours high as 189 bucks. >> still, americans just want to have fun and they're on pace to spend 95 billion dollars on tickets this year for things like concerts, movies and sporting events the u.s. bureau of economic analysis that's up. 22 1% from last year. i think that americans are are following blindly the fomo or fear of missing out from what they see from their friends on social media. >> here's a news flash. nobody post their net worth up on instagram or tiktok. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news is story of survival involving a young dog and her puppies. our ken wayne brings us a special report in this newest edition of flying

tails. >> how ai is impacting content creation were visiting adobe see the tools approach using and how you can get creative i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> do be with always opening up that pdf file. here's what it looks like for today. we've got a mixed bag of some sun coming out here, but mostly clouds and some showers to return a little bit better force by the early afternoon late morning, depending on your location. what kind of narrow that down? plus, look at your 4 zone forecast kron. at your 4 zone forecast kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> artificial intelligence is impacting the creative industry. rich demuro shows us how in today's tech smart. >> ai is impacting every industry, especially those who work in digital art photo and video put the creative industries and turmoil in a lot of ways. and i think on the one hand, scary for a lot of people. but i see it is really exciting. will hall is a chief creative officer. he's one of thousands who attended this year's adobe max conference. adobe max is the world's largest creativity conference. so it's all about getting anyone who has a story to tell the tools and technology they the folks behind photoshop are working to make their creation tools more accessible. thanks to a i can do. quick commands. >> task that we usually take hours removed background move the stray hairs out. you type it, you press a button. and so

you type in what you wanted. i came up with it and now you can add it exactly. exactly. i got a demo of adobe express, a free suite of design tools. anyone can access on the web instantly. it's similar to canva, but with a heavy dose of ai really but bring the best of the >> to use apps, you can create a media in this one place for your social media score a anything can imagine we can do it with express. adobe's ai model is called firefly and now it's more powerful. >> it can generate images, replace parts of photos. create text and even design documents like a garage sale flyer. what makes 5, 5 very distinctive is that we very much as a debut respect. clinton and all of this is commercially safe. the event is part learning fun and sharing its where creators can other creatives and >> learn each other. and as you might expect, most of the discussion is around the impact of ai for better or for

worse, i think is creative people. we need to lean into that and be afraid that are old way of doing, you know, no longer going to be the way it's an exciting time to creative. and while ai can be a little bit intimidating and scary, i think. >> human creativity is what it is like driving this technology. so we just have to keep the human touch and everything that we i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> all right. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where the roadways are looking a bit slick out there. so if you must travel on those wet roadways, please do so safely and carefully. and just how much longer we expect to see those sprinkles tape. >> well, we've got showers. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of the showers will be kind of the often on variety. we're really waiting for the last little. are major line with this whole kind of package coming through. general timing on this is shortly before noon and shortly afterwards, a few hours afterwards for the east bay and then in the morning

hours, probably for san francisco peninsula and to the west. so what we have here is that curse of motion here, as you will notice there you have some showers, don't run. san mateo and santa fell. and let's take a look at a picture right now. yes, live at sfo. there are some delays with this, but not a lot there looking about will be 37 40 minutes or so with all this. but it is causing some delays out that way. you can see some of the fog as well, not the best traveling situation, but again, but we probably a break going on here from their vantage point before that other line i just mentioned gets through here about 11 o'clock or so lower 60's cover much of the east bay for right now up to the north bay, upper 50's lower 60 61, san jose. 62 going on for san francisco. let's go back to future cast for for today. watching this go forward. there it is. as we approach about one 30 or so that will be probably the last of relatively heavier scattered showers. once that moves out very, very minor in terms of extra rain that we have that comes through tonight and by tomorrow

morning. there you have the skies already opening up, turning somewhat of a variable cloudy story while it's still kind of messy down here around kabul. the forecast today is keeping things kind of on the windy side a bit, although although we have a tropical storm warning still in place, but it still left over some breezy like conditions and those sky conditions are probably improve this afternoon. a little bit. here's the latest on norma max. winds at 60. so tropical storm the eye is actually over the gulf of california. that's warm water, but it's so small so that much time to tap into that before it runs back in the land and this is a mountain chain and western mexico. and that's just going all the moisture out. cause flash flooding. the process, the folks, the hurricane center says by monday this thing will be a tropical depression, but it's still a lot of moisture for the atmosphere absorb what is going on in tahoe tuesday. 62 showers by wednesday. interesting at 54. we do have a weak system that's coming through by that point. let's go and check it out here. drop south on wednesday. from the standpoint, the bay, this is probably be more of a cloud

producer and maybe some sprinkles near the coast or so. but it looks like we might pick up something along the mountains. notice how much cooler as to what the conversation that's telling us. start to get into some of that winter-like precipitation, although nothing, they stick and they'll probably be very high up there. then you can see by friday another way. this is more the lower latitudes coming by our way. so that's the showers i mentioned on friday, saturday zone still working on when the timing of that would be. but it's going to be something reminiscent of today opening up for your sunday by that point. so looks good. at least on one day if your weekend next weekend getting into next wednesday. again, repeating that performance coming in from the lower latitudes. so that usually means those are juice year systems. alright, 68 for a high today. san francisco, not bad for a rain event. mid 60's covering the coast. we've got 70 going on for burlingame. heading south will be in the lower 70's here. 73 redwood city, 72 palo alto in the south bay, lower 70's morgan hill at 70 east bay

shoreline around 70 lower 70's as well for tri valley. looks like 73 walnut creek and concord. 65 berkeley, allay to chile. 63 68 fairfield, part of this is those winds. i mentioned by the afternoon. pick up a bit 65 for napa. 67 for pat aloma. here's a 70 game plan. pretty much over 70 story. this is a little reduction that we talked about from before the latest model run. so this probably see saw around. but we're down to the 70's a bit cooling off towards the end of the week. for now reporting some cloud puffs on there on a friday getting the idea that timing of that next system. but it looks like if we do get something on the weekend, next saturday will be like today and sunday will be like yesterday. a problem. morrison. okay to get through that. well, he's have one be sunday. it looks like next weekend for you as well. all right. but in just best to have the rain boots. the cold gear just yet ready. nothing real. real big just yet. it doesn't look like in these longer range forecast models. but, you know, the nuisance type of rain, you know, when it strikes in different parts of the bay different times, it

always pays to be ready. and we're entering into the wet season and a few about a month or so. yeah. good reminder there, dave, thank you. >> okay. now to a story of survival this morning involving a young dog in her 4 puppies. >> force ken wayne flew down to fresno to lend them a helping paw in this edition of flying tails. >> i'm joined by bay area tv personality and dog lover, jonelle murray. >> media warmer down here. it >> in less than 90 minutes, we're on the ground at downtown fresno's chandler airport. inside. we need our cargo and it looks like the pregnant dog has a surprise. there are 4 new puppies born just the day so my husband so just found. you know where i'm not coming from

>> there's also 2 other puppies, not quite so young animal and coyote. >> want we load them up and we're off. >> jonelle can't resist holding a puppy. >> look you >> we unload the dogs in petaluma. airports were met by odessa, gunn of little trooper ranch. a sonoma county dog rescue. >> so we're going make sure they're healthy, we're going to vaccinate we're going to warmer for terms we're going give parents eyes and get them all there spay and find the but i soon learned i made a big mistake. the pregnant dog. i was supposed to bring back was late getting to the airport and was still in fresno. >> i made an assumption about the new pops which meant reta was left behind. turns out she

was driven to dogwood animal rescue in sebastien pool where she had 5 pups and most of them have been adopted. but lesson learned double check on every flight to make sure everyone's on board. as for those i did take 2 of the 4 pups died within 24 hours of landing. i'm told that is not uncommon for pups from a young mother, but mom, food, food and or surviving babies, goldilocks and snow white are now in good hands. in fact, goldilocks has already been adopted and animal and coyote. they have a new home together and are already enjoying their first visit to a local pumpkin patch. >> well, monday marks the start of saving senior dogs week. take a look at these guys. the week highlights the benefits of adopting an older dog into the family. dogs like izzy are now being cared for at senior dog rescue in sonoma county. that group to specialize in helping match older pups with loving forever homes. organizers say that there are plenty of benefits to having a senior dog at home. >> they're extremely grateful.

they're easy to have in the house you know, they're doing states. they're not in >> been seeing in the house you know, not know that staff to make just but the thing that i've learned the most from the start gratitude there. well, are they're scared or whatever. and then gets he'll see and they get good medical care the home where their love to hear forts and gravity just out. >> if you'd like to find out more about senior say the u.s. senior saving us. saving senior dogs week. kept putting those words there and you can also find a rescue close to your area by going to lily's legacy dot org. we have a link on our website. lots of dogs out there who are looking for their forever homes and could really use your help. we'll be really use your help. we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a shooting leaves a teenager dead and 3 other people injured in the east day. the breaking details in a live report. he said as a mayor, matt mahan delivered his first state of the city address. his message about keeping the city safe.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday october the 22nd and let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar and this morning, dave, pretty chilly and wet out there at least in the san francisco area. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and treated to a little bit the way of rain. you know, it's something that really does help us out a little bit keeps that ground level moistened up. it's kind of just enough to do the trick. we're sorry for the timing. the better for was on mondey. but >> still that's going to be mind. you can probably get out and do what you need to do with all of this. anyway, we are done with some localized fog in some spots of show sfo earlier now, here's a quick shot of the north bay. we did see a nice little clump down there around marin county earlier that since broken up. now you can see it is up to sonoma county in portions of the east bay as well. the larger perspective as reluctantly uneventful with this. but we're still waiting for the development later on of that last wave that will take us to around the noon hour now. this is the south bay and not as much with sunshine as we saw earlier,

but some scattered clouds and this is something you will see in other parts of the bay throughout the day today, along with cloudy skies and a few little showers going on. so kind of a variety package here here you can see it on storm tracker, 4 to show the whole state. most of the heavy rain is up north. we said that many times during the drought we weren't getting the real big juicy part of it. and there's more, by the way, upstream, other systems. we've got lower 60's going on for a good chunk of the bay and a quick comparison to where we were 24 hours ago shows in some cases were almost what we are double digits in a couple of spots. this is because the cloud cover in this system came in from the mid latitudes, not from the gulf of alaska, which tends to be cold. we have a system by midweek, though, that will be doing that 70 by high noon. got a few showers in portions of the bay the east bay and as well in the early afternoon. coming up in a bit, walk through this rain shower activity for this afternoon. what it looks like into your monday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we are following from overnight. police are investigating a

deadly shooting in the east bay. the victim was just 16 years old. let's get right to kron four's. tiffany justice has been falling for this for that for us all morning. and tiffany, we just we understand that you just got some new information from police. >> right? we have just heard from oakley pd and tragically the victim of the shooting is only 16 years old pronounced dead at the scene by the medical examiner's office. we have been looking into the shooting, but here's what we know so far. let's take you to the scene with some video around 11, 20 last night. police and fire was dispatched to a home here oakley around. shannon, weigh in when flower way on a call about multiple people shot so shot when officers arrived on scene a short time later, they say they located 5 spent 9 millimeter shells. and this is some video of the scene. you can see multiple ambulances. there was several people on stretchers. fire officials say when they did arrive, they found 4 people with gunshot wounds. one person was pronounced dead at the home

and 3 others were taken to the john muir hospital. wanna creek with non-life-threatening injuries. as we have just said, confirmed 1, 6, year-old has been pronounced dead. 3 others taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. stephanie, we're going to see on top of this for you. back to all right, tiffany, thank you for your coverage. >> a car crash saturday in santa rosa during a police chase that happened saturday afternoon on northbound 101. at the mendocino avenue. on-ramp in the video you can see a black ford mustang speed past an suv and crashed into a land rover with a family of 3 inside that family was rushed to the hospital. police took the mustang's driver marcus burton into custody. he was treated for minor injuries and booked into sonoma county jail burns passenger. a 17 year-old boy was treated for minor injuries and released to his parents. people living in the town of yount bill must now boil the water after e-coli

was detected. kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. >> friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans home of california in youngsville tested positive for e-coli. that was the same showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. really hard not to turn on the faucet and use it when you're brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important, you know, over are 2 but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their treat because the town seems prepared. all the restaurants have been great like they. they haven't even bothered water like when they come out for in the picture. it's bottled water and they're cheaper emergency medicine at zuckerberg. general hospital christopher caldwell says these boil orders are usually precautionary. many people can

drink that water and be just fine. but there is risk for infection in particularly. >> risk for infection of the more vulnerable folks. he says it's safe to shower in the water. if you can do it without getting it in your mouth. >> if someone drinks it and does get sick, they will likely see symptoms and 3 to 4 days and they should reach out to primary care provider. nausea, diarrhea, abdominal cramping. >> and chills would be another level of concern. certainly officials anticipate the e-coli problem should resolve by tuesday. >> in yountville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> around the world, pro-palestinian groups gathered this week to rally against the war in the middle east. protesters from new york city to australia march together to call for an end to the bloodshed. this comes as the border between egypt and gaza open saturday to allow trucks delivering aid into the region for the first time president biden and lawmakers are pushing to fast track a

bill to provide more than 14 billion dollars to defend israel against terror attacks from hamas. >> not only is it the right thing to do, but the rest of the world is watching what we did. >> some lawmakers are skeptical of the move as it also provides aid to ukraine. so it could be harder to get the aid package through the house of representatives. and of course, the house currently does not have a speaker. in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mahan give his first state of the city address since taking office in january. the mayor spoke on efforts to keep the community safe, which includes hiring more police officers to stop outside fare from the start of this year. >> our work together has been about getting san jose back on track. and getting our city back on track means keeping city hall focused on the basics. basics like ensuring everyone is safe in their home in their neighborhood, in their place of work and in their place of worship. this

year, we have pushed hard to maintain san jose status as the safest big city in the bay area and put ourselves on the past to being the safest big city in america once again. >> may have also asked residents to help with volunteering with to help the homeless and to keep the city clean from trash and graffiti at least 2 people are dead after separate car crashes in the bay area. the latest happening saturday morning on the peninsula. chp says a motorcycle driver hit 2 cars on the northbound lanes of highway 101 just after 02:30am, in palo alto. the driver was ejected off the motorcycle after ending one of the cars and died. chp has not released the identity of the victim. just a few hours earlier in the north bay, a driver hit and killed a person walking in the road in santa rosa. this happened 10, 40 friday night on old redwood highway near donna drive. officers say a honda accord struck a person who died at the scene. happening right

now. southbound lanes of highway 87 in san jose are closed as caltrans crews worked to repay the roads. drivers thinking of heading into the south bay this weekend should plan for delays and detours. the closure will mostly impact southbound traffic from blossom hill road to east julian street. it is not expected to impact travel to downtown san jose or the airport. caltrans says the project would take 20 years of the agency, tried to complete it without closing the lanes. >> southbound state route 87, as you can see, operations are happening very we're focused on the mid to southern end of state route. 87 down to the connection, the state route. 85, word when get commuters to state route. 85 17, one on one and 2.80. that will get you santa clara county and throughout san jose. >> the agency says they will try and get it done all in one weekend. roads are expected to reopen by 5 o'clock monday morning. >> okay. today was a historic day yesterday. they gave me the key to the city. this 13

24 magazine street walker or a and filet o california. >> the city of vallejo honored rapper e 40 on saturday. it had a ceremony the intersection of magazine street and del sur where a young earl stevens grew up to be known as e 40. the city unveiled an honorary street sign and gave the rapper a key to the city he reflected on growing up in the bay area. >> it you know, it wasn't the best, but it was the one. the races memories from nothing. i love it. and we have we life lessons. thank you to my mom. yes, to me, she really raises really right, man talk to my puppies. always been in my life. yes to me. but mosheim the unit death. trust me and believe me. >> this year marks the 30th anniversary of 40's for studio album. a new campaign is looking to rebrand. san francisco is one of the greatest cities on the planet. it all starts here. sf hosted a civic pride festival saturday at the east cut neighborhood area. the public

was invited to enjoy a cultural performances, delicious food and enjoy some live music courtesy of are now bay area. rapper p low. >> today is the big community civic pride launch so you've got community arts activation. we have a bunch of cultural performances, including bay area rapper p low. >> we've got club fugazi. we've got the asian ballet. we've got carnival all lots of kids activities. the public libraries years. it's just a lot of like diverse fun activities for peoplw to come together and show their pride. >> organizers of the campaign say the event was part of an effort to reinvigorate love for the city. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as the forty-niners get ready for monday night football. it is looking like they will be without at least 2 of their star players. we have the details coming up. plus, celebrating good times. might now just get a bit trickier. hear how fun-flation is

impacting ticket prices. and after the break, a new app is highlighting cinema history across san francisco. we show you >> tracking a few little showers working their magic across the bay. we're waiting for another line to develop as we approach around the noon hour, we'll give you the timing of all of that. what you can expect the kron 4 morning news continues.

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of treats of some rain showers going on. actually occurred before dawn, but >> here you can see what's

going on for right now. very light line going on across marin across the golden gate into san francisco. but i want to draw your attention to what's out to sea this little collection. now here is that develops the next few hours. that's probably going to be the most impactful line of showers for the bay as we approach late morning noon early afternoon after that point. very, very modest. and throughout the day today, they'll be some breaks in the skies. we already see some down here in the south bay. this is coming in from san jose state. you get some blue skies working its magic, but again, got to put some scattered showers in your forecast as well. so putting into motion here, you can see the development of this line out to sea. and again, the timing again as an approximation few hours for noon. yours afternoon is when it will play out right in the middle of the day, they're lower 60's for much of the east bay for right now. very mild temps to start the day. 57 santa rosa, very typical of the mid latitudes system like this or even coming from the southern latitudes like this, not from the gulf of alaska.

here's what it is on futurecast for. it gets its act together. scattered showers as what we'll call it for everybody. different timing depending on where you are. and by one, 30, it's pretty much done. do want to note some heavier rain showers way far up there in the north bay and making its way across the central valley up to sacramento. so they'll get a better, better heavier dump with all of this scattered showers. take us into this evening with some breaks in the clouds and earnest happening late tonight into your monday. still some wet roads, though. so we'll caution your morning commute on monday. and then during the afternoon would be a day of clearing of some drier air starts to work into this forecast. all right. those winds got him on shore. the pop a little bit this afternoon with our system dropping south in the usual spots is where the numbers start to pop a little bit here for us. we see that the same process into monday as well. little bit of a brief offshore wind event. they're happening that we can take all of that were insulated now because of this scattered showers going on, breezy mild, 70 ish going on with 60's at the coast of that means the bay and inland.

you got 70's today this week scattered they cloud sunny inland for the most part. wednesday is kind of a mandate because we do see another passing system most the temperatures will still remain in the 70's, though we probably won't make it to 80 except for a couple outliers. and then next weekend, some scattered clouds of passing showers still working on the timing on this, too. some of the models are pushing this friday. a great and have a nice weekend. but what looks like at this point, at least sunday will be salvageable. a nice day where saturday might be kind of reminiscent of today. that's way long upstream. 68 san francisco showers mild 69 for oakland, 74 san jose. again, scattered showers and mild high temperatures lower 70's out east 60's up to the north the next couple of days for you up to about 76 on monday because of the opening up to the skies, do the same kind of process again for your tuesday as in a bit. i'll have more on that longer range forecast for you. i'll have that 7 day forecast in the 4 zone as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> the sights and scenes of san francisco have long grace, the silver screen. but finding those famous filming locations can be a bit of a challenge. well, there's a new app available now that promises to help users explore the cinematic history of the city. traders say says that they started this as a pet project, but when they started building out the software, he says that he came across a list of locations used for filming around the city. >> every single neighborhood in the city has at least one film location golden gate bridge, obviously super famous. so we've got about a dozen different sites don't go get bridge. i union square. a pretty goat was partially filmed. there >> so the conversation was partially filmed. there. >> police chase straight up all over the city. i mean, just everywhere. and so that really jumped out at me. the fact that no part of the city has been left untouched. >> yeah, that's true. san francisme of the app. again, san francisco film locations

and it's available for free wherever you get your apps. the developer says he originally had no plans to develop this at further. but he says since launching and he started sending out some updates and has even started adding some more locations that people can check out. pretty cool stuff. all tobar is national pizza month and this morning on dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us to a popular pie by pizzas most famous guy. she says. >> who doesn't nobody. let's some more than me. the closest thing to a pizza rock star bay area's own tony jim and johnny is mister pizza. the reigning king of pizza ta 6, almost like a harlem globetrotter across the shoulders with trophys galore. tony g as he's known is the 13 time world pizza champ and just awarded the 50 top pizza world award. you know, it territorial.

was the best who is the best. but at the same time as houston honored that. >> got his humble start in the east bay and you could say he's been rolling in the dough ever so. what is award-winning pizza taste like? got to start with the crust. >> you look at that crust. the structure that crust time, it's really beautiful as a class right now you're sharing this with sharing the knowledge that everyone is even created these canned wines called what else? but tony's pizza napoletana is in the heart of the city's north buddies opening up new restaurants faster than he can flip. pete says we actually do this. here so heartening. >> is the master. the art of tossing, which is a lot harder than it looks. if you can't attend his p to you, which is on the back burner these days, there's always the pizza bible. if you're downright religious about about your

pizza pie, i think you're kinda into this a little bit >> uc berkeley, women's basketball team hosted race for change on saturday. it's the team's 4th time holding the 5 k to raise money for callously diversity, equality, inclusion, belonging and justice department. the goal is to create a sustainable change in as many communities as possible. john carlos, a 1968 olympian, was a special guest at yesterday's event. he is well known for the black power salute in 1968. >> has been a great day specially to bring our team out oakland and place. historically that has been known for liberation and freedom of speech to come out here does not walk around the lake, especially with all the street vendors. not like it is important for us to be in the community working 18. well, as looking kind of like expand our vision, expand our it's always nice to come out. have a nice little fresh air. look at our team to some different law.

>> the team raised $5,000, but you can still donate to their cause on on their website. cal bears dot com. another bay area sports. some tough news for forty-niners fans as the team gets ready for its monday night football game with the minnesota vikings. >> it looks like the niners will be without at least 2 of its star players for that game. kron four's erin wilson explains. >> well, the forty-niners they headed out to minnesota yesterday for their monday night football game against the vikings. that said, though, we did get an update on those 3 injured players in. well, not great news offensive lineman, trent williams. he is listed as doubtful with his ankle injury that he sustained on that play right there against the browns last week that that would be a huge loss for the forty-niners if he's not able to get out there on the offense as well like chris mccaffrey, who's also listed as questionable with bleak injury. now he was able to get some run in today at practice, but he was very limited with that being the bad ahead for

the most his status, not as good the forty-niners they had a ct scan performed on deebo and well, they found a hairline fracture in his shoulder so we will miss the next 2 games and then he will be re-evaluated after the bye week. so the team they right now are not planning on putting the ball on the injured reserve list because shanahan was asked if there was anything that would change with the offense with his absence. and this is what he had to say or staff tebow said, oh, yeah, it's always you know, that's what we did last week. you know, he's for sure throughout the week. so we've had. >> contingency plans as it goes in. he's been banged up the few weeks before that, too. so so when the chance to hopefully settle down and come back 100%. >> also happening, stanford, they loaf be but the sharks. they also lost meanwhile, the earthquakes, they're headed to the playoffs for the first time since 2020. that sports it back to you guys at the desk. all right, erin, thank you. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a story of survival involving a young dog and her puppies.

>> and wayne brings us a special report in this newest edition of flying tails. these

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million dollars in state funding is going towards the ymca bike programs, increase bicycle safety around the city. >> the program. why bike works to provide bikes, equipment and storage to children. assembly member phil ting help secure the money. he says the funding will help create a new avenue for clean and green transportation. happening right now, the group friends of the oakland public library host its annual fall book sale at the bookmark store. people can find gently used and donated books. and today there is a 50% sale. all proceeds benefit. oakland, public libraries, the store opens at 10:30am, and runs and that runs until 05:30pm, today. roy pumpkins weighing over 1000 pounds is no small feat. now some farmers are giving some helpful tips to help those wanting to attempt that challenge. farmers in wisconsin say the secret really lies in the seeds which are scientifically selected. the plants are then given

plenty of fertilizer and water. we're talking about 50 gallons of water per day. >> started these pumpkin plants early april. got a pollinator in the mid mid to late they've been growing ever since 2 weeks. it was putting out over 40 pounds per day in 2 weeks. been put out over 600 >> wow. an impressive size. the current world record for the largest pumpkin is nearly 2800 pounds. that's held by a farmer in minnesota and that much pumpkin can make about 700 pies. that's a lot of pie. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news senior dogs week kicks off soon. some of the pups looking for their forever home.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. one person is dead after a shooting in the east bay. we have the details in a live report and humanitarian aid is finally being delivered to gaza. but some say it is not enough. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us here. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking all those conditions for us out there and >> david, start out as a pretty damp day. yeah, and it's a problem in that way, although we're waiting for really align to develop that. >> it's going to probably be kind of the center stage of this little show that we have. we've had the precursor of motion here. this is some light rain showers that made their way predawn over san francisco in portions to the west. it's making its way across to the east bay, too.

but again, the bigger system is way out to sea. there. you can see kind of a line of it hanging out there just west are in. and this is probably going to be a player for around the noon hour is an estimation. so in the east bay, it's a little bit in the early afternoon into the west. it will probably be around 10 and 11 this morning here. that will be the most intense rain that we're going to have from all of us accept way far up north. now i was checking into san jose state. they have a mixed bag of sun and clouds right now. different story here at half. moon bay, overcast, as you can see here, but still kind of a calm bay at this hour. all right. there it is in the motion. you can see the blind just starting to develop on our radar. echoes heavy rain showers, by the way, continuing in the northern central valley up around the sacramento valley and nudging up against reno, lower 60's to the east bay to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's got 61, half moon bay and 62 for san jose. these numbers are running some half a dozen to a dozen degrees ahead of where we were that were they were this time from yesterday because of the new air mass. that's here. so

just putting into it to forecast for you. we got a few showers going on at noon for just about everybody. and then at 3 o'clock, will be mostly in the east bay. and this will be the last line to see. we'll see a little bit of a breeze develop along with this, too. but by the time we get to late afternoon, early evening, a price start to see some breaks in those clouds there and we'll see some more clearing happening tonight as well or your forecast. the 4 zone and extended a bit stepping. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> breaking news we are following from overnight. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay and the victim is just 16 years old. let's get right to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live in oakley for us with the late-breaking details on tiffany. >> i-seventy, we have been speaking with neighbors this morning. they're starting to come out talking about what happened overnight. that shooting. we did hear back from oakley pd this morning as well. tragically, we have confirmed the victim was only 16 years old, confirmed and pronounced dead at the home by the medical examiner's office. and here's what we know is

take you to scene and show you some video around 11, 20 last night. police and fire was dispatched to a home here in oakley around. shannon, weigh in when flower way on a call about multiple people shot when officers arrived on scene a short time later, they say they located in found 5 spent 9 millimeter shells. and this is video of the scene. you can see multiple people in ambulances and several people on stretchers. fire officials say when they arrived, they found 4 people with gunshot wounds. one person was pronounced dead at that home. and 3 others were taken to the john muir hospital in walnut creek with non-life-threatening injuries. police say 30 minutes before the actual shooting they were sent to that home regarding a loud party. police believe that there was only one shooter involved and they are still looking for that shooter right now, but confirmed by oakley one person dead, 16 years old. 3 others were taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're going stay on top of story for you back to 70. all right, tiffany, thank you for your coverage. and we continue

to follow the latest developments on the war in the middle east. the first humanitarian aid convoys have finally entered into the gaza strip from egypt. >> carlos herrera has the latest. >> some relief amid the devastation of war. a steady stream of humanitarian aid rolled into gaza from egypt saturday morning for the first time since israel closed off the palestinian territory in the 2 week old conflict. 20 trucks carrying food, water and medicines through the rafah crossing, which opened temporarily for the critical supplies. the united nations describes the development as, quote, the difference between life and death for so many people in gaza. however, humanitarian groups call the delivery just a drop in the ocean and say essential items must continue to flow into the war-torn area. reports say

gaza's 2.3 million palestinians. we're rationing food and drinking dirty water. with half the population fleeing their homes. on another front, israel's military spokesman announced saturday defense forces are planning to intensify airstrikes in gaza in preparation for the next stage of the country's war on hamas. the palestinian militant group, which controls gaza and which launched an all out surprise attack on israel, october following president biden's trip to israel wednesday. world leaders gathered at a middle east peace summit in egypt. arid and muslim states called for an immediate end to israel's offensive. while western countries focused on humanitarian relief for civilians among other goals, hummus, press release all hostages immediately. >> and we health conditions.

we must ensure all hostages, including israelis and all the nationals can return safely with their families. >> and that was carlos herrera reporting for us this morning. where your money, ticket prices for live entertainment events are more expensive than ever. economists are calling it fun-flation news nation's xavier walton has the details. >> americans are spending money as fast as a different that's because the cost fun. >> has never been higher. i'm an avid concert haven't been able attend quite as many this year because of the price. according to the wall street journal, the average resale price for concert tickets on safety. >> as more than doubled since 2019 from 125 bucks to to 52 in 2023. that's enough to make anybody. the average resale price for the taylor swift era's tour. gore to step cost more than $1000. beyonce ticket resells around 400. >> i will say i was unable to get taylor swift tickets. i cannot support it.

>> from the music industry to sports, nfl fans taking hit. >> according to data, the average nfl ticket is 377 bucks last season they averaged was only 2.35. college football prices are way more expensive >> the money race still rolling disney. despite priced at disneyland and disney world. for some it might break the bank but not their loyalty. >> we were just the past holder's. i'm used to go multiple times a year. and when started we started going 20 years ago, he was like $200 for a pass per person. now it's over $1000 to $1000 per person. exponentially increased. according to all ears january of 2000, a one-day ticket was $48 october of 2018. the price more than doubled to $122. >> in 2023, according to walt disney, world magazine prices ours high as 189 bucks.

>> still, americans just want to have fun for all patients. spend 95 billion dollars on tickets this year for things like concerts, movies and sporting events the u.s. bureau of economic analysis that's up. 22 1% from last year. i think that americans are are following blindly the fomo or fear of missing out from what they see from their friends on social media. >> here's a news flash. nobody post their net worth up on instagram or tiktok. >> well, now to a story of survival this morning involving a young dog and her 4 puppies. kron four's. ken wayne flew down to fresno to lend a helping paw in this edition of flying tails. >> i'm joined by bay area tv personality and dog lover, jonelle murray. >> media warmer down it >> in less than 90 minutes, we're on the ground at downtown fresno's chandler airport. inside. we need our cargo and it looks like the

pregnant dog has a surprise. there are 4 new puppies born just the day so my husband so just found. you know where i'm not coming from >> there's also 2 other puppies, not quite so young animal and coyote. >> want we load them up and we're off. >> jonelle can't resist holding a puppy. >> look you >> we unload the dogs in petaluma. airports were met by odessa, gunn of little trooper ranch. a sonoma county dog rescue. >> so what we're going make sure they're healthy. we're going to vaccinate we're going to warmer for terms we're

going give parents eyes and get them all there spay and find the but i soon learned i made a big mistake. the pregnant dog. i was supposed to bring back was late getting to the airport and was still in fresno. >> i made an assumption about the new pops which meant reta was left behind. turns out she was driven to dogwood animal rescue in sebastien pool where she had 5 pups and most of them have been adopted. but lesson learned double check on every flight to make sure everyone's on board. as for those i did take 2 of the 4 pups died within 24 hours of landing. i'm told that is not uncommon for pups from a young mother, but mom, food, food and or surviving babies, goldilocks and snow white are now in good hands. in fact, goldilocks has already been adopted and animal and coyote. they have a new home together and are already enjoying their first visit to a local pumpkin patch. >> monday marks the start of saving senior dogs week the week highlights the benefits

of adopting an older dog into the family. and dogs like izzy are now being cared for at least senior dog rescue in sonoma county. the group specializes in helping older pups with loving forever homes. organizers say there are plenty of benefits to having a senior dog at home. >> they're extremely grateful. they're easy to have in the house you know, they're doing states. they're not >> been seeing in the house none of that stopped. race just thing that i've learned the most from the start gratitude sacred there. well, earlier, they're scared or whatever. and they he'll see in the get good medical care the home where their love to hear forts grant. out. >> if you'd like to find out more about saving senior dogs week and how you can find a rescue close to your area. just head to lily's legacy dot org. we have a link on our web site next. >> and if you're a little up goes out in the backyard

today, going to be muddy paws. watch out. it is wet. so we're getting a little line. we're watching to make its pass across the bay circle around noon for the before little after depending on your location. we'll talk about it. plus the 4 zone forecast an extended. we come back on 4 extended. we come back on 4 morning news.

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been keeping an eye on all of this for us a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. little spooky at looks like out that way. and this is why the radar has been a little active. but this is the big line. >> that we're watching this going be the biggest weather player for everybody across the bay. the timing will depend on where you are. so we'll start along the coast. san francisco and the north bay here first across the bay into the east bay in the early afternoon. so probably about 3 o'clock or so. it'll be pretty much done for everybody. >> and will be gradually working on a clearing spot. we'll be getting some patches of sunshine, which we see a little bit in the south bay right now. and yes, sfo, there you have it. there's a plane taking off, but they do have a little delay. so just keep that in mind. it's a cooking around a half-hour or so somewhere thereabouts that. so the fog and the low ceilings is our problem or a temperature check. lower 60's to the east to the north not too far behind. 57 santa rosa, 62 san francisco temperatures are actually a little ahead of where they were this time from yesterday due to the fact that

this system is basically a mid latitudes system. it's not one of those guys coming in from the northwest gulf of alaska. they tend to be colder. we're going to have actually one or 2 of those coming by and the next 10 days or so. let's go into motion. we expect today. here it is. give you a general idea. the scattered showers going on by 2.30. most of it is to the far east bay and out of the south. and they'll be some breaks in clouds before sunset. yes, you can't rule out a couple little last-minute hit or miss showers. and then overnight start to open up those skies. turning mostly sunny, probably by monday at noon. we're starting by the afternoon. yes, we're still talking about now. tropical storm norma right there in the gulf of california. and this is very warm waters, but it's not really intensifying. its actually lost a lot of punch since yesterday. it's now been removed from cabo san lucas is you will notice there, but they do have still a tropical storm warning in place. max winds, are you check them out there at 60 miles per hour and the folks in the national hurricane center say probably by tomorrow it will lose a lot

of its punch becoming a tropical depression. there it is. that's a tropical low and all that moisture has to be absorbed by the system. so it means probably flash flooding for western mexico. here's what you have on the tahoe forecast tuesday. 62 down to 54 wednesday. that's another system look out for. it doesn't look very impactful for the bay. however, by the time we get to the latter portion of the week, there's yet another system look out for. here's a longer range forecast for you. we'll get to that wednesday thing here and we'll stop that. there you have. it kind of breaks up little bit by the time we around the bay with more rain showers up north and notice some of the cold. the conversation some colder air mixing that as well. so a little flavor starting to get a change of seasons here. this is more mid latitude here as we get to friday, saturday might have another little hit. a couple scattered showers are still working on timing on all of this. but that means another mild system followed by yet another one. as you can see coming upstream. and that gets in the middle of not next week, but the following week. let's get to and your 4 zone forecast for today. somewhat

milder not going to move around too much. temperature wise. 68 san francisco got about the mid 60's at the coast. the real deal with this is as you do have some breezy conditions in spots, though. so you do need that sweater or jacket. stephanie was talking about 70 for burlingame. down to the south at the lower 70's here. meanwhile, the south base lower 70's as well, east bay shoreline, 70 ish for tri valley, lower 70 73 livermore. danville, 72 walnut creek. 73, the coming in. 63 68 for fairfield and 66 for santa rosa. kind of an interesting forecast. looks like spring lake, but its course fall in the 70's. 67 for wednesday with bay clouds still work exactly what that's going to mean for us across the bay. although tahoe, you might actually get some snow in the very higher elevations. and then that does quickly clear out next week and will be we get a little closer. what's going on with that? and i yield back the balance of my time to stephanie, stephanie. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. a bay area nonprofit has been giving away

$1000 a month to people showing kindness in the community. we first told you about the chris kindness award when the organization gave away its first $1000. and this month, the group celebrates its one-year anniversary. joining us live now to share more is the founder uc berkeley professor alan ross. wait to see this morning. great to see you. thanks so much for having m congratulations successfully celebrated 12 kindness. that's been a great year. yeah. so much fun with this. yeah. just incredible. so. >> for folks who don't know, right. tell us a bit about what inspired you to start this nonprofit. i've been teaching at the haas school of business at uc berkeley for over. >> 30 years now and i teach ethics. i teach law and i knew i wanted to do more outside the classroom. in addition to this teaching that i do. and then after my parents died, i said i need a project to honor them. so i put the 2 together and came up with the idea. kindness award because i know

there are so many kind acts and are area that aren't getting recognized. we talk about homeless issues. crime and everyone seems very so i thought let's focus also shine a light on all the positive things in the community. yeah. and that was the impetus for starting this. and there really are so many beautiful kind acts that are happening throughout city. there are always a to walk us through some of the folks that would have been the winners. yeah, that's the thing. i mean that people been able to meet people every month that are just >> we had a guy byrne whose for 10 years now every thursday goes to children's hospital. does oregon me with sick i mean, makes such a difference. their lives and we were able to, you know, give him some press on this and it was fantastic to get people to hear about and think maybe, hey, maybe i can do something. also the ripple effect. we talk about. yeah, our winner last month was chris who every day in the community he goes and does kind acts not the

spectacular heroic act, but everyday kindness and them. that's been fantastic for me. >> yeah. and how has it been for you to kind of being the person spearheading all of what is that experience been like a just. the exposed to people who are doing all these kind acts of good for the community and then you having the opportunity to really spotlighted highlight them. it's so uplifting again because coming out of covid 3 years couple years of. >> just a lot of depression in the area having to teach from home, not having the contact with students then having this every month again, not just i have an executive director, terry, whose help me every step of the way. lots of my students have volunteered and the need is thing is they've started now chris kindness club on campus. kind acts on campus and the community independent of my that's incredible. it's made me feel

great about it. yeah. so it really is growing well. how can people learn more about they want to nominate somebody that great. that's what i mean. that water because our award is only as great as our nominees and www dot chris kindness toward dot org. and we're always seeking new nominees and anyone can vote. also, we put 3 finalists up every month and people all over the world can go on our web site and vote for the winner. and that's how we select the winner. so you can nominate anyone in the community has done a kind so anyone can make a nomination. anyone can nominate. right. so any, but basically anybody out in the community who's done a kind act can qualify for. and right now we're just doing berkeley in terms of the winner has to be live work or go to school in berkeley. but anyone can nominate and we love to grow the award. back to san francisco where i grew up. it was saying that would be great to have an additional award. here are other so we're now raising funds to expand

the award. be on berkeley. did you ever imagine the reach the amount of attention that you can't for starting year ago? not at all the we had so much media attention immediately all over the country even it's shot this. the new york times covered i thought it would just be a little community and it really did blow up and the press and and everyone around. been so kind about and supportive. congratulations again on on the thank you so much. have seen it again. it is so important to talk about the wonderful unkind things that are happening in the community. >> do you have a message for people as we head into the holiday season as well, given just the headlines and things being so tough for a you know, so many people exactly the i mean, the local scene, as they say, with crime up at all and to mention the international. yeah, i got just a very depressing time but tough. the thing that i try to emphasize in class as well as with the award is. >> all of us are capable of

doing something. we can all do a kind act in our daily lives. someone we come across, something we can do. so there it is something that we can all share and spread and we feee better when we're doing it. also. so that's the hope. >> thank you so much, professor alan ross with the chris kindness toward. thank you. yeah, thank you for joining us this morning. really appreciate absolutely. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a shooting leaves a teenager dead and 3 other people injured in the east bay. the breaking details in a live report. as a mayor, matt mahan delivered his first state of the city address. his message about keeping the city safe. >> 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 sunday october. the 22nd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we are looking at some scattered rain showers working their magic at this hour. we did before dawn to or waiting fo for more substantial line to make its way across the bay. that will be a few hours for noon. and if you afternoon, depending on your perspective, but there it is just getting started out to see here. and this will be the

most substantial rain we get from any real waves that we're going to get from the system. it's a very modest one. >> but it's just what the doctor ordered keeps the ground level nice and moist. so we don't dry out too much as we're still kind of in fire season with all of this. and it's not yet the wet season. it is been wet, though, at half moon bay. look at a couple droplets there on the lens but pretty calm seas that we see at this hour. it will be breezy at the coast and pretty much mostly cloudy during the day today, even when the rain isn't happening in motion. there you see at the line that will play its way out from west to east throughout the day today. all right. got lower 60's and a lot of the east bay. these numbers are somewhat mild compared to yesterday's kind of ahead by half a dozen degrees or even better. that's because this is all mild air. but our highs today will be very much the same as they were from yesterday. we're closing the gap a little bit now. we're a couple degrees ahead of yesterday's numbers. so we're to about 70 at 1 o'clock. that's when the rain will probably be involved in the east bay and into the early afternoon. coming up a little bit here. kind of walk you through what you can

expect through the day and what it looks like into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we're following from overnight. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay. the victim was just 16 years old. let's get right get right to kron four's tiffany justice who was live for us in oakley with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, we did hear back from oakley pd this morning in tragically we have learned the victim is only a 16 year-old pronounced dead by the medical examiner's office at the scene of where the shooting happened right in front of a home. let's going take you to the scene with video from overnight. we know around 11 o'clock last night police and fire was dispatched to a home here in oakley around. shannon, weigh in when flower way on a call about multiple people shot when officers arrived on scene a short time later, they say they found 5 spent 9 millimeter shells. and this is video of the cdc, multiple ambulances with several people on stretchers. fire officials say when they arrived, they found 4 people with gunshot

wounds. one was pronounced dead on scene at that home. the 3 others were taken to the john muir hospital, walnut creek and are expected to be okay. but police say 30 minutes before the actual shooting happened, they were sent to the guarding a house party that was too loud and they told them that party had to be shut down. >> that shocking. extremely shocking because this neighbor, it's really quiet. the quiet neighborhood. lot of families, you know, kidd children, teenagers, just a real quiet home style family neighborhood. yeah, that's shocking. >> we do believe there was only one shooter involved in that shooter is still on the loose. confirmed oakley pd this morning. one person is dead. a 16 year-old 3 others were taken to a nearby hospital reporting like to be justice. back to right, tiffany, thank you for staying on top of this story for us all morning.

>> progress saturday in santa rosa during a police chase that happened saturday afternoon on northbound 101. at the mendocino avenue. on-ramp in the video you saw a black ford mustang speed past. an suv then crashed into a land rover with a family of 3 inside. family was rushed to the hospital. police took the mustang's driver marcus study he was treated for minor injuries and booked into sonoma county jail passenger a 17 year-old boy was treated for minor injuries and released to his parents. >> people living in the town of youngsville must now boil their water after e-coli was detected. >> kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. >> friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans home of california in

youngsville tested positive for e-coli. that was the same day showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. really hard not to turn on the faucet and use it when you're brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important, you know, over are 2 but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their trip because the town seems prepared. all the restaurants have been great like they. they haven't even bothered water like when they come out for in the picture. it's bottled water and they're cheaper emergency medicine at zuckerberg. general hospital christopher caldwell says these boil orders are usually precautionary. many people can drink that water and be just fine. but there is risk for infection in particularly. >> risk for infection of the more vulnerable folks. he says it's safe to shower in the water. if you can do it without getting it in your mouth. >> if someone drinks it and does get sick will likely see

symptoms and 3 to 4 days and they should reach out to primary care provider. nausea, diarrhea, abdominal cramping. >> fevers chills would be another level of concern. certainly officials anticipate the e-coli problem should resolve by tuesday. >> in yountville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> around the world, pro-palestinian groups gathered this week to rally against the war in the middle east. >> protesters from new york city to australia march together to call for an end to the bloodshed. >> this comes as the border between egypt and gaza open saturday to allow trucks delivering aid into the region for the first time president joe biden and lawmakers are pushing to fast track a bill to provide more than 14 billion dollars to defend israel against terror attacks from hamas. not only is it the right thing to do. >> but the rest of the world is watching what we did. >> some lawmakers say they are skeptical of the move as it also provides aid to ukraine. so it could be harder to get

the aid package through the house of representatives, which is still without a speaker. in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mahan gave his first state of the city address since taking office in january. the mayor spoke on efforts to keep this community safe, which includes hiring more police officers to stop sideshows. >> from the start of this year, our work together has been about getting san jose back on track. and getting our city back on track means keeping city hall focused on the basics. basics like ensuring everyone is safe in their home in their neighborhood, in their place of work and in their place of worship. this year, we have pushed hard to maintain san jose status as the safest big city in the bay area and put ourselves on the past to being the safest big city in america once again. >> mayor mahan also asked residents to volunteer to help the homeless and keep the city clean from trash and graffiti.

at least 2 people are dead after separate car crashes in the bay area. the latest happening saturday morning on the peninsula. chp says a motorcycle driver hit 2 cars on the northbound lanes of highway 101 just after 02:30am, in palo alto. the driver was ejected off the motorcycle after rear ending one of the vehicles and died. chp has not released the identity of the victim. just a few hours earlier in the north bay, a driver hit and killed a person walking in the road in santa rosa. this happened at 10, 40 friday night on old redwood highway near donna drive. officers say a honda accord struck a person who died at the scene. happening right now. southbound lanes of highway 87 in san jose are closed as caltrans crews work to repay the roads. drivers thinking of heading into the south bay this weekend should plan for delays and detours. this closure will mostly impact southbound traffic from blossom hill road to east julian street. it's not expected to impact travel to downtown san jose where the airport caltrans says the project would take 20 years if the agency tried to complete it without closing the lanes.

>> southbound state route 87, as you can see, operations are happening very we're focused on the mid to southern end of state route. 87 down to the connection, the state route. 85, word when you get commuters to state route. 85 17, one on one and 2.80. that will get you santa clara county and throughout san jose. >> the agency says they will try to get it done all in one weekend. roads are expected to reopen by 5 o'clock monday morning. >> okay. today was a historic day yesterday. they gave me the key to the city. this 13 24 magazine street walker or a and filet o california. >> the city of vallejo honored rapper e 40 on saturday. a ceremony happened at a magazine street and del sur where a young girl stevens grew up to be known as z 40. the city avail his honorary street sign and gave him a key to the city. the rapper reflected on growing up in the bay area. >> it you know, it wasn't the

best, but it was one. the races memories from nothing. love it. and we have we life lessons. thank you to my mom. yes, to me, she really raises really right, man. talk to my puppies. always been in my life. yes to me. but most the year, the death trust me and believe me. >> this year marks the 30th anniversary of 40's first studio album. a new campaign is looking to rebrand san francisco as one of the greatest cities on the planet. it all starts here as staff hosted a civic pride festival saturday at the east coast crossing in san francisco. the public was invited to enjoy cultural performances, delicious food and listen in on some live music courtesy of renowned bay area. rapper p low. >> today is the big community civic pride launch so you've got community arts activation. we have a bunch of cultural performances, including bay area rapper p low. we've got club fugazi. we've got the asian ballet. we've got carnival all lots of kids

activities. the public libraries years. it's just a lot of like diverse fun activities for people to come together and show their pride. >> organizers of the campaign say this event was part of an effort to reinvigorate love for the city. coming up, a new app is highlight a cinema history across san francisco. we show you how it works. >> and a quick check on her radar. we'll reveal for yellow line waiting to make its way across the bay. this will be probably the last big hit that will have from all of this relatively modest by a major winter rain storm. but at give us a nice little drink. going to look forecast coming up in to look forecast coming up in just that. you keep it here.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. it's going check it out here on storm tracker 4. this is the line we're talking about and this is what's going to be midday little spoiler for you outside of mostly cloudy skies going on here. little bit of an afternoon breeze. we expect as well. so just kind of plan your activities give you an idea will walk through it in just a bit. gives you an idea where we stand right now. light rain showers are already marched through. live shot coming in. this is kind of nice on the half moon bay, honest to goodness. couple droplets on the sky here. stormy clouds, but some sun trying to make its way through even at the coast. we've seen this in the south bay as well. kind of some variable clouds to start. so you might see some rays of sun. if you can see the coast will see that inland as well. but again, that line is what we're watching for. it's marching through here. it is kind of blown up. there's not too much more upstream to be had temperature check for you. lower to middle 60's in the

east bay up north in the lower 60's. when i get a lot of temperature movement here, that's a given. but we start off in a pretty mild note. so yesterday's numbers are kind of closing in on us today will be pretty close to the highs we got from yesterday. here is futurecast for gives you a general idea what to expect about 09:00am 10 o'clock and makes its way across the golden gate bridge across the bay early afternoon and by 2.33, o'clock zone. scattered showers remain in the east bay and down south as well. your general idea how to plan the day after that point? it's only to be very sparse. light rain showers left over with the moisture, but certainly some breaks in clouds there. so you want to have the shades handy in the car just in case as well. and then by the time we get to monday again, some last minute little showers here, some fog and all that. but clearing out as early as 7.30, in earnest as we approach around the noon hour and a little bit of a warm-up until our next system by the middle of the week. futurecast for this is our winds on shore this afternoon. a little pop

happens. it could be more of a nuisance type of wind, not a really cold call when except along the coast. and it looks like that will return a bit on monday afternoon evening as well. that was a little spurt. if you saw there over some offshore winds, that's okay. we have some moist surface bringing on were set to go. all right. here it as. as we take a look at what's ahead, scattered clouds breezy today, mild 70 ish and 60's at the coast tomorrow or this week we got the scattered bay clouds that will be most apparent on wednesday. now and sunny. well inland mild with 70's pretty much the game plan for highs might scratch 80 in some inland areas. and the next weekend, some scattered clouds, a passing shower. now we are watching what's happening towards end of the week. the models don't agree on when this may hit. this may hit friday or saturday kind of a new incident very much like today. a little quick passage. and then the next day after that sunday looks to be pretty cool. 68 san francisco, 69 for oakland showers. a few showers going on for oakland. that's the does talk about timing, you know, again around noon or

so depending on your location. 74 san jose, the big board lower 70's out east up north and pretty much in the 60's here. 68 for san francisco. 73 for san jose. there you have the next couple of days. that's going to the morning this big clump here. we're going to move that out by the afternoon and tuesday to left over clouds as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> october is cancer awareness month and cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the united states. and the second leading cause of cancer death. joining us live now to talk about all of this is doctor virginia. kim, with kaiser permanente. good morning to you, doctor. good morning. thanks for having me. of course. thank you so much for joining us. and for speaking about such an important topic of so first of all, you know, what are some key things that people should really be thinking about this month? so everyone should know over the age of 40 40 or above, it's important to get a mammogram. it is the best test of the woman can have to reduce their chances of dying from okay. so get a mammogram

or at least start doing some research into what that's going to and what that involves. yeah, exactly. a lot of women have put up having during covid. and so now we just want people know that we want them to especially. you know, it's important, too, have that mammogram at least every year. a dealy every definitely don't let it get more than 2 years. so it's been more than 2 years. have your mammogram other certain groups that are going to be a little bit more at risk of cancer the and you know that that we've that they should be aware of. yes. so we have seen that black women ashkenazi jewish women in that heritage group. those groups tend to be a high risk. people who don't really have a high risk if they have what's known as it brc a genetic mutation or other genetic mutations. if

they have a family history of ovarian or cancer, it's important to talk to your doctor to see what your individual cancer risk is to see what the appropriate screening protocol for you is ok, got it. and then the age group, like at what? at what age should a woman be? and what point should they be in terms of when they should start thinking about getting that mammogram? we actually advocate for women starting the age 18, 18 even think about when is the best time for you. start getting a mammogram. it's important for you to find out your family history if you have relatives, first-degree second-degree relatives who had cancer, ovarian cancer. and just to start asking questions to your doctor, hey, you know, like should i be you know, like what should i be looking for when i'm doing self-exams so that you can come up with the screening protocol that works best for you and tell us to about. people who have dense

tissue and how that can affect detection. this is something i actually only recently learned. i think it's really interesting. yes, so dense tissue is not the way that feeling lumbee are what it is it's indicated by a mammogram. so the proportion of your brass that's comprised of tissue. so women who tend to have denser tissue makes it harder to see cancer because it can hide in those layers of tissue. so that's why about half of women in the u.s. have dense tissue and they get notified in the state of california if they have dense tissue and so that's important. know if you need have additional screening done. so the only way a woman can know if she has denser tissue is get a mammogram. it sounds like exactly it is that it's in california. it on your

mammogram and your report. pesos, your radio. just so if you're if you see that a woman, you know, she's she has that dense tissue. you know, you have to basically inform inform them. at that point, do they have to go in for a second follow-up screening just to make sure that. you know that, know, that the screening itself was thorough enough or how does that work? sure. we've it's been known for some time that mammograms don't benefit all women equally with women who have denser tissue. it can be harder to look for cancers. and so for the to the memo ground you know, for pictures of her with something called tomosynthesis or 3 d mammogram. now seeing layers of tissue. i'm up to hundreds of pictures of your so you see things in much greater detail.

its improve cancer detection by about 10%. so that's something that's really key is to obviously detect cancer and its earlier stages. so that's easier to treat. so kaiser offers the 3 d scan. and that's what you would recommend that most women get. yes, okay. if particularly for women who have dense tissue, we do offer that kaiser way work. and stanley andrew friedman. so that's really key. and just to wrap things up here can you walk us through some things that women should be perhaps introducing into their day-to-day now to maybe prevent cancer from showing up later on in life. sure. so we always advocate having a healthy, active lifestyle. so doing exercise and doesn't have to be, you know, really intense kind of cross fit. can just active lifestyle. i'm moderating are limiting the amount of alcohol. if you do drink and

also just having a plant-based diet is also key web based eyes. so they want limit red need or exactly. okay. anything else that comes to mind for i just urge women in the age of 40 and above to get a mammogram and to just be your own advocate when it comes here. how talk to your doctor if you feel like there's anything that's a change in your body and i'm just it's important to stay on top of it. all right. wonderful doctor, virginia, caine with kaiser. thank you so much for your insight this morning. a thank you very all morning. a thank you very all right. we'll be right back.

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>> the sights and scenes of san francisco along grace, the silver screen. but finding those famous filming locations can be just a bit of a challenge. there is a new app available now, though, that promises to help users explore the cinematic history of the city. yes, creator says that this started as a pet project and when building the software he says he came across a list of locations used for filming around the city. >> every single neighborhood in the city has at least one film location golden gate bridge, obviously super famous. so we've got about a dozen different sites get bridge. i union square. a pretty goat was partially filmed. there >> so the conversation was partially filmed. there. >> see, straight up all over the city. i mean, just everywhere. and so that really jumped out at me. the fact that no part of the city has been left untouched.

>> san francisco film locations is the name of the app. okay. so it's a pretty straightforward francisco film locations. you can download that app for free where ever you down. you get your apps and the developer says he originally had no plans to work on the software further. but he says now that since launching it, he started sending out some updates and has even added some more locations. all right. coming up. celebrating good times. might get just a little bit more expensive here. how fun-flation is impacting ticket prices.

>> now on the kron 4 morning

news. one person is dead after a shooting in the east bay. >> we have the details in a live report. and humanitarian agd is finally being delivered to gaza. but some say it is not enough. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look. first at the forecast with dave sphar hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. so we have little bit of rain in our forecast going on for today. should be a complete day. spoiler, however, is just kind of time for certain part of the day. >> can still get what you got to get done early on. and then in the later afternoon as well. the days are shorter now. so can't too much out of it. but the line we're talking about, it's right on our doorstep from santa rosa out to sea. usual notice here. this is the big line that we're talking about. and this is a about a noon arrival for much of the midday through the day today. live camera shot coming into san jose state. look at a mixed bag of those scary clouds and some blue skies, which you actually see in parts of the bay this afternoon as well to put this

into motion how we stand. this whole thing has to play out today tonight and then by tomorrow will be wet left or some clouds and fog and all that but should open up nicely for your monday afternoon. okay. lot of 60's in the east bay. lower 60's going on up north half moon bay at 61. 64 san jose. and we're only trailing by a couple degrees of yesterday's performance given estimation of what we're expecting for this afternoon at 4 o'clock with a few showers. that means very, very scattered about because for the most part, it will really be dissipating, at least in our area before moving through the sacramento valley coming upstream. however, we do see couple opportunities kind of grazing past the bay a little bit. walk you through that longer range forecast the 4 zone and extended its well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank breaking news we're following from overnight. police are investigating a deadly shooting in the east bay and the victim is just 16 years old. >> let's get right to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us now in oakley with the details on tiffany.

>> hey, stephanie. yes, we're continuing to speak with neighbors this morning. they're waking up telling us about what happened last night. what they saw last night really shocked that this happened. also heard back from oakley pd this morning and we have confirmed tragically the victim in the shooting from overnight is only 16 years old pronounced dead on the scene in front of the home by the medical examiner's office. what we do want to take you the scene, show you some video and tell you more about what happened around 11 o'clock last night. police and fire was dispatched to a home here in oakley around shen wei. and when flower way on a call about multiple people shot when officers arrived here at the scene, the later say that they located 5 spent 9 millimeter shells. and this is a video that we want to show. you can see multiple ambulances there on scene with several people on stretchers. fire officials say when they arrived, they found 4 people with gunshot wounds. one was pronounced dead right outside of that home. 3 others were taken to the john muir hospital. wannacry can are expected to be okay. police

say 30 minutes before that shooting actually happened. they were sent to the house regarding a loud party and they were told to shut that party down this morning. we're speaking with neighbors. shocking. extremely shocking because this neighbor, it's really quiet. the quiet neighborhood. lot of families. >> you know, kids, children, teenagers, just a real quiet home style family neighborhood. yeah, that's shocking. >> we are speaking with neighbors this morning. they tell me that there were a lot of teens in this neighborhood at that party before the shooting happened. a scattered right after they heard the shots. police confirming that there was one shooter, they believe involved that shooters still on the run this morning. we also have confirmed one person dead, a 16 year-old 3 others taken to the hospital

for treatment. back to stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you for staying on top of this story for us. >> and we continue to follow the latest developments on the war on the middle east. the first humanitarian aid convoys have finally entered into the gaza strip from egypt. halas herrera has the latest. >> some relief amid the devastation of war. a steady stream of humanitarian aid rolled into gaza from egypt saturday morning for the first time since israel closed off the palestinian territory in the 2 week old conflict. 20 trucks carrying food, water and medicines through the rafah crossing, which opened temporarily for the critical supplies. the united nations describes the development as, quote, the difference between life and death for so many people in gaza. however, humanitarian groups call the

delivery just a drop in the ocean and say essential items must continue to flow into the war-torn area. reports say gaza's 2.3 million palestinians. we're rationing food and drinking dirty water. with half the population fleeing their homes. on another front, israel's military spokesman announced saturday defense forces are planning to intensify airstrikes in gaza in preparation for the next stage of the country's war on hamas. the palestinian militant group, which controls gaza and which launched an all out surprise attack on israel, october following president biden's trip to israel wednesday. world leaders gathered at a middle east peace summit in egypt. arid and muslim states called for an immediate end to israel's offensive. while western countries focused on humanitarian relief for civilians among other goals,

hummus, press release all hostages immediately. >> and we've health conditions. we must ensure all hostages, including the israelis and all the nationals can return safely with their families. >> and that was carlos herrera reporting for us this morning. back here in the bay area. a police chase san bruno ended with a car crashing into golden gate national cemetery. police say that the car was reported stolen friday morning. according to san bruno police, the driver saw police and tried to get away but lost control of the car. officers say the driver was taken to the hospital for injuries and then booked into the san mateo county jail. for your money this morning. ticket prices for live entertainment events are more expensive than ever. economists are calling it fun-flation news nation's xavier walton has the details. >> americans are spending money as fast as a different that's because the cost fun. >> has never been higher. i'm an avid concert haven't been

able attend quite as many this year because of the price. according to the wall street journal, the average resale price for concert tickets on safety. >> as more than doubled since 2019 from 125 bucks to to 52 in 2023. that's enough to make anybody. the average resale price for the taylor swift era's tour. gore to step cost more than $1000. beyonce ticket resells around 400. >> i will say i was unable to get taylor swift tickets. i cannot support it. >> from the music industry, the sports nfl fans taking hit. >> according to ticket smarter data, the average nfl ticket is 377 bucks last season. the average stick was only 2.35. college football prices are way more expensive >> the money race still rolling disney its prices at disneyland and disney world. for some, it might break phe bank but not their loyalty. >> we were disney passholders. i'm used to go multiple times

a year. and when started we started going 20 years ago, it was like $200 for a pass per person. now it's over $1000 to $1000 per person. exponentially increased. according to all ears in january of 2000, a one-day ticket was $48 october of 2018. the price more than doubled to $122. >> in 2023, according to walt disney, world magazine prices ours high as 189 bucks. >> still, americans just want to have fun pace to spend 95 billion dollars on tickets this year for things like concerts, movies and sporting events the u.s. bureau of economic analysis that's up. 22 1% from last year. i think that americans are are following blindly the fomo or fear of missing out from what they see from their friends and social media. >> here's a news flash. nobody post their net worth up on instagram or tiktok. >> now to a story of survival this morning involving a young dog and her 4 puppies. kron

four's. ken wy flew down to fresno and brings us this story in this edition of flying tails. >> i'm joined by bay area tv personality and dog lover, jonelle murray. >> the media warmer down it >> in less than 90 minutes, we're on the ground at downtown fresno's chandler airport. inside. we need our cargo and it looks like the pregnant dog has a surprise. there are 4 new puppies born just the day so my husband so just found. you know where i'm not coming from >> there's also 2 other puppies, not quite so young animal and coyote.

>> want we load them up and we're off. >> jonelle can't resist holding a puppy. >> look you >> we unload the dogs in petaluma. airports were met by odessa, gunn of little trooper ranch. a sonoma county dog rescue. >> so we're going make sure they're healthy. we're going to vaccinate we're going to warmer for terms we're going give parents eyes and get them all there spay and find the but i soon learned i made a big mistake. the pregnant dog. i was supposed to bring back was late getting to the airport and was still in fresno. >> i made an assumption about the new pops which meant reta was left behind. turns out she was driven to dogwood animal rescue in sebastien pool where she had 5 pups and most of them have been adopted. but lesson learned double check on every flight to make sure everyone's on board. as for

those i did take 2 of the 4 pups died within 24 hours of landing. i'm told that is not uncommon for pups from a young mother, but mom, food, food and or surviving babies, goldilocks and snow white are now in good hands. in fact, goldilocks has already been adopted and animal and coyote. they have a new home together and are already enjoying their first visit to a local pumpkin patch. >> alright, checking radar out. this is what we got here. a line about to make its way across the bay into the late morning hours, noon and shortly there afterwards, we showing you the timing of it upstream. it looks like upstream. it looks like there's couple little gets

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>> welcome back to kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. let's go to that radar again there you can see it making its way right into southern marin about to make its way across the golden gate bridge as we speak. let's check in to a live and in person. that's the system to my back ahead of us where the sun is. we're actually seeing a little bit of sun trying to poke out a little bit. it's going to be in intermission now is taking a breather. so basically for most folks across the bay for lunch indoor plans briefly and then get out and the early afternoon check temperature check for you. we see a lot of 60's over the board. in fact, everybody is in the 60 somewhere. the is about 60 even lower to middle 60's east bay. 63, meanwhile, for san francisco, let's go in time this out for what you can expect for this afternoon. so we approach, as you can see, 11 o'clock. there's about the progress everybody seems to be involved at around noon that it's favoring the east bay by 12, one and 2 o'clock in the afternoon by 3. most of that is done and even some breaks

clouds. but you get some sunshine. but there may be some resurgence into tonight. very briefly of a little pulsating light rain shower there and then clearing out tonight and tomorrow. that's norma in the gulf of california as we speak, although that's warm waters. it's a tropical storm now about to hit the mainland. by the way, looks much better in kabul this afternoon. it will still be a little bit on the breezy side. still some cloud cover and some thunder showers. but the worst is all done and over back to of somewhat closer to home tahoe. here's the temperature check for you. putting some rain showers and there wednesday through a system. i'm going to show you this in a bit. the impact in the bay doesn't appear to be as dramatic. but this may even send up some snow to the very higher elevations, although probably not sticking. 54 looks like for the valley. all right. let's go ahead with this forward. this is what i'm talking about right about there with the impact up in the mountains. the colors ation indicating the possibility of some colder air mixed in with that. this system is coming from the north. so that's not a big

no-brainer. that's different from what we have today, which is a more mid latitude. and we do see some southern system. this is mid latitude friday. maybe saturday. we might repeat the same thing. we have today break looks pretty good for your sunday grate into the next week. another system, although this seems to be bringing in some moisture from the south. so it's going to be more. a copious in terms of the moisture and maybe some heavy rains potentially. alright, 68 going on for san francisco will keep it mid 60's along the coast. 70 going on for burlingame. to the south. we've got some lower 70's mid 70's here sent carlos, by the way, checking in at 74 to the south bay, lower 70's working here about 70 ish east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 70's, 73 walnut creek and looks like for concord. meanwhile, 63 of allay 68 for fairfield and 66 for santa rosa. kind of like a fall forecast going on here with some bouts of some showers will called bay clouds for now on wednesday. but then they have to be amended to throw some raindrops on there and still piecing together

what's going to happen as we finish the weekend, the weekend drop in temperatures. that's true. and once we get whatever we get, it looks like it will be more of a sunny mode. we're getting awfully close to spooky halloween, but we want to keep it safe. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. halloween is just around the corner and that can mean parties pot, lux and trick or treating our health expert karen owoc joins us this morning with some tips for a healthier halloween. good morning to you, carol. good morning. okay. so what do we have to know? because there's going to be a lot of snacking sugary treats involved in a couple weeks here. lots patients. so i thought i better get a jump on the please do so number one. >> don't buy candy that you like, ok? yeah. that just a given. mean, why? why torture yourself, right? it's kind of like someone that's trying to trying to quit smoking and have cigarette have ok, got it. so i should stay away from i should. i should purchase the licorice and stay away

from the skittles. yahoo. good still. so number 2 is to buy the candy. the date of was that? yes, so you're just not tempted through through i think, you know, pre halloween time. okay. and then you probably won't get the candy that you really like that. that's not that's not the objective. you. you want to get the candies that you really just go. and probably it's going to be on sale to say, you'll say, ok, just by purchasing the day of yes, okay. because they want to get rid of that inventory. yes, okay. very good. and then you also mention keeping the rapper's was that all about? yes. so if you candy, if you do saved the rapper's, ok, and put them, you know, so they're very visual savior. have how many you've eaten? yes, they found that our visual queues, the help determine whether were full or whether we've we've we're still hungry. they did this. they did a study on

some people. >> with chicken and the group they have, they ate the chicken wing they immediately took the bones away. and the other group they ate them and they kept the bones on the plate. >> so those that kept mountain of chicken wings bones. they are the ones that said they were full that's actually a tip that you could apply around here trying to keep the eat in moderation. okay. right. very good. avoid the candy dish? avoid the candy dish? yeah. so. here's it's just too tempting for one thing. and they found that we make. food related decisions all day long. about 230 food decisions in one day. that's incredible. yes, well, it really and they said the more you see the food, the more likely you're probably going to eat it. so just put it away. just don't even i don't have it have the rapper's.

rattlers. yes. okay. don't have the dish. oh, yeah. and it just encourages mindless eating. you see it there like the m and m's. if you have a bowl of m and m's a lot of times people like to grab a handful. this is about a handful of eminem's you know how many jumping jacks you have to to offset that i guess. yes, 15 know, ok, 14141400 say you're doing one jumping, jack every second for 24 minutes to offset a handful hannibal. yes, my goodness. think about that. the next time grab the think about those act. okay. i will do you know. obviously, candy, in moderation. but are there any alternatives to sugary sweets that we instead of maybe the

candy. well, the pumpkin really tried to. it is much pug pumpkin as you can. you can put it in all different things that i made to a pumpkin how night? yeah. so here's excuse the blood, blood on that's just that's for fun. haha close shot of that. i don't know if you guys can, but yeah, it is. it's it's it's it's you decorated this year okay. so what would i? always encourage is if you're going to have a fruit smoothie, always in include some vegetable not to sell fruit. one vegetable, at least and some type of protein. so the protein in this one is chia seeds whole foods. >> okay. to eat a i couldn't even tell actually. very good. yeah. okay. people that say they don't like tofu. >> tried in a smoothie. and yeah, that's light. i never i didn't know that that could be an ingredient moving. so i

also put the pumpkin parade pumpkin and marinara in quick just hide, included and everything. it's just really, you know, sugar. it's going to cause you to age because it binds with college oh, that's a number one. aging so don't have yeah. that much the right not to have sugar. exactly. the opposite is pumpkin pumpkin is very good in and it's a skin nutrient ingredient. one it that vitamin and all the other beta carotene, all of that, ok? very good. okay. and you also mention apples. apple said they are in season august to december. so you want to try and get them. you can now not only are they feeling, but they're at their peak of nutrition and their chrisman really flavorful. we see apples all year but they're in cold storage for so i didn't really know that until my

cousin who were the usda told me they're in. in storage so, yeah, you want to get them and eat them when they're in the peak season. very good. and so we have just about 10 seconds here. so why just the last couple things? yes, drink fruit, infused water. is just water a lot of times we're hungry. and we we think we think we're hungry. but actually, we're just dehydrated. so drink some water before you dive into into candy. and then if you do eat chocolate, the darker chocolate, ok, alright percent and higher. all right. thank you so much. we can find these recipes in your book. yes, athletes in okay. thank you so much. kara walker health expert have a healthy halloween. yes, very all halloween. yes, very all right. we will be right back.

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that movie saw sales of nearly 9 and a half million dollars on opening night. so that's on you're really the things about ok? want to go to radar. real quick. let us know what's going on because in the city you're going to some rain, some good moderate rain for a time here. a little bit there. there you see the line. >> all lined up just west of the golden gate bridge. what does it look like? >> you guessed it. it's stormy looking just give this a, you know, a little time to play out. and by the afternoon, 3 or 4 o'clock, we're to see some sun breaking in here. real quick look at the 7 day forecast. wednesday's a work in progress. probably have to add more clouds on that. however, we do see a system moving through another one friday saturday. that again, on timing to see what's going on. but i think you're least going to get some sunshine for your weekend. alright, plus, they're okay. thanks very much, dave. love hopefully little bit more sunshine in the future. but for now. >> have the umbrella that it yeah, for sure. all right. well, thank you so much for joining us at the kron. 4

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