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of a job this morning. he's accused of sending racist text messages. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it's saturday, november 4th, but let's start things off with your weather and kron. 4 meteorologist dave spahr. >> good morning good morning, everybody. and actually kind of the 2 different tales of this whole weekend. we've got in store for you now today. we should see quite a bit of sunshine going forward, although a few little spotty clouds will make note of here. enjoy this saturday because things will be a change in as we get into tomorrow. there's even the mention of maybe a couple little light rain showers with all of this as well as far as what we're dealing with right now. you know, the sun is rising a little bit later tomorrow. so we get sunshine a little earlier to start your day before things start to change going forward. here's a live look of how we stand right now of a live shot of the east bay

shoreline. still that carpet of lights, if you will, satellite picture here, the thicker stuff to start still up towards the north. so we're going to start off with a mostly sunny skies. but again, some scattered clouds to throw in there kind of cars medically so that i can really do much of anything temperature check for you right now, hayward. we're sorry, we're getting some bad data right now. 50's everybody else there. so you're probably pretty close. meanwhile, your contrast there, we've got cooler temperatures happening in hayward. yes, okay. that's the cmb spot. but 9 degrees ahead. bracing for half moon bay were up ahead. also from the north bay and for east bay by couple degrees. so a little more mild this morning. your winds are somewhat variable but seem to favor the northwest right now. we'll see a little bit of a pop with winds this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon to so for lining up today today for you, a few little spotty clouds going on there, but basically a lot of sunshine highs in the 70's, even a few lower 80's. well inland again tomorrow, kind of gloomy and waiting for a series of some light rain showers coming our way. l thanks so much, dave. there's a horrific crime that's now

under investigation in the north bay. santa rosa police are on the hunt for a man. they say. >> beheaded one of his family members. police warn the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. >> santa rosa police say the suspected killer has been on the run since thursday after a woman's body was found at a home without a head. it's believed the suspect took it with him and now police need help finding the man connected to this horrifying case. this is the man police say is behind a gruesome killing. 24 year-old luis, gustavo, arroyo. lopez is wanted after police say a relative's body was found at this santa rosa home based on the information they learned in their investigation. they do believe >> the mister arroyo, did leave the residence with his relatives, had in his possession. >> santa rosa police investigators responded to the

horrific scene an pomo trail thursday afternoon. the victim was decapitated, but neither the killer nor the weapon was found. we do know that the weapon used plated instrument. >> residents in the neighborhood say they feel bad after learning about what happened is set for the for the family, the relatives that they got to deal with that is it's really unfortunate. >> greg, john lives just a few houses down from where the killing took place. he says he does not recognize the suspect or the distinctive for 20 tattoo on the side of arroyo. lopez's definitely keep an eye out for police say a rodeo lopez has prior convictions for violent assault and weapons possession. if spotted. police are asking people to avoid approaching him, please do not try and gauge or contact him. consider him armed and dangerous and call 9-1-1. >> investigators have not released the victim's name nor her relationship to arroyo. lopez. they say he has

possible family connections to the central valley, but it's unclear if he is heading there reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a san jose police officer has been fired. he is accused of sending racist text messages, tomorrow was involved in a shooting last year that that and an internal investigation of that shooting revealed the text messages allegedly sent by mark mckinnon. mara, in them. he is accused of using the n word and saying that he hates black people. he's a 6 year veteran of the police department and san jose mayor matt mahan call this disappointing and sickening. >> and i'm glad that this person is no longer a member of our police department. there is just no room for racism and in fact, completely undermines the mission of our department. it's unfair to the hundreds of officers who go out there every single day and put their lives on the line to protect and serve all of our residents equally while their

respective of there race, religion, gender it cetera. >> and and i just it's it's in theory. we were having this conversation. but sadly, racism still exists. clearly. >> when we find it, we're not going to have any tolerance for it. >> the employee nomar was texting has been placed on administrative leave and is also under investigation. >> california highway patrol is investigating a hit and run crash that hurt a stanford student. >> as a possible hate crime, the collision happened on stanford campus friday afternoon. and investigators say a driver hit an air of student while shouting racial slurs and took off the cars. a black suv with the tire mounted on the back and no other description was given. berkeley police have released videos showing the moment that a woman was shot and killed at an albany toyota dealership. kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest. and we do need to

warn you this video might be disturbing to some viewers. >> active shooter berkeley where exactly that was the 9-1-1 call made from inside the toyota service center in albany 2 months ago. berkeley police release surveillance video friday showing 24 year-old lamar walker inside the dealership walking up to 24 year-old a lot of gallons desk who worked at the business according to police, walker pulled out a handgun and shot gallon. we compared to their 7 year-old son get out the side of the building. police body camera footage was also released friday. officers rushing up a stairwell of the toyota service center to the second floor where gallon was shot and killed once upstairs. officers located walker at the same desk and yelled for him to comply with police. i brief pause and then shots fired. according to berkeley police walker was pronounced dead at the scene. surveillance video from the dealership shows officers entering on the left side of the screen and walker lifting his gun. police say

the 24 year-old unsuccessfully attempted to take his own life. the fatal shootings are under investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office, albany police department and alameda counth da's office. i reached out to gallons family to get their reaction to the videos being released. her mother yolanda gallon telling me she's glad the public will get the chance to see for themselves. what kind of monster walker was. >> that was rob nesbitt reporting for us in gallons family has set up a gofundme page to raise money for the 7 year-old son. and so far they've raised $54,000. >> happening right now, southbound lanes of i-680, are closed until monday. >> caltrans crews are repaving lanes that have become a safety concern for drivers. we're taking a look at that map of the closure you can see all southbound lanes of i 6.80, in pleasanton will remain off limits until 4 o'clock monday morning. the closure runs from the 5, 86, 80 connector down to koopman

road. all northbound lanes of 6 ad will remain open. trick moped company. rubble will be taken off of the streets of san francisco this month. the company tells kron 4 that services are set to end on november. 18th. the rideshare service will then only be available in new york city and new jersey. rebel did not say why it's an ending its operations in san francisco. happening today. it is a walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco, nearly 2000 people are expected to attend and we have kron four's tiffany justice joining us live in the city with those details. sailor tiffany. >> good morning has nearly 600 communities across the nation hold a walk every year. and today francisco is holding the vaers. take a look right behind me. loads of volunteers waking up very early this morning to set up this event that will start very soon in a few hours. the end to our the walk to end alzheimer's will start at 10, 30 this morning. registration will be at 9

o'clock. and then the ceremony will follow at 10:00am and our own grant lotus will be co-hosting this event. this walk is all happening at pier 27 right off of the embarcadero around 300 teams have signed up for this year's walk already. this event is the world's largest fundraiser for alzheimer's care support and research. according to the nonprofit worldwide, more than 55 million people are living with dementia in the u.s. more than 6 million have alzheimer's. again, this walk starts at 10, 30 this morning. you see all the volunteers out here up in early setting up for this walk that starts very soon. will have. we'll hope interview at 8 o'clock this morning to break it all down for you. even further reporting live. tiffany justice, back to you. >> thank you so much for that report. tiffany, we'll check back with you later. and coming up on kron 4 morning news. why a huge in a patient google's headquarters is now on. hold. plus, we are your election headquarters so we'll have a closer look at some upcoming local races, including the race for dianne feinstein, senate seat and

after the break and east bay bookstore is broken into twice in just the past 6 we're going to speak with the frustrated owner. >> hey, we've got a decent amount of sunshine cooking for you today. temperatures last into the 70's, even some lower 80's soak it up because tomorrow kind of gloomy. as we get some token, rain showers coming our way up with that coming our way up with that together for you next year. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside at the coit tower in san francisco this morning. cooler temperatures expected with the possibility of rain in the forecast early next week.

meteorologist dave spahr as of the weather center with those details and more. good morning, dave. well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and enjoy the sunshine we get for today. here's a live shot coming to the east bay shoreline. >> now, even though the sun is going up arrive earlier tomorrow morning, we'll have all those gloomy sky conditions will be kind of a little darker going on because of the arrival of a series of systems early into the week. not a lot quantitatively, but it will try to make a little bit of noise here there. you can see, though, the sun joining us. nice, beautiful picture. nice saturday in store for you today. a lot of 50's up north here. 55 for oakland, hayward missed and some data. 56 for antioch and 59. meanwhile, 4 san francisco, those winds on shore, not a big surprise with this, but real intense with the winds of the rival this system. it will be, by the way, when it's all said and done much cooler on the other side and we're going to re experience. some of those chilly temperatures looks like the 30's are coming back and some of the inland valleys, particularly as we pop of the winds tomorrow afternoon. here we go. we'll probably see a

little bit the way being grazed by a few little scattered showers with all that to let's put it together for your future cast for not bad for today. again, we're putting some scattered clouds in here for good measure, but you can see how long it takes to get its act together by tonight. we're finding getting some light rain showers up north. let's go for with us to get into sunday overnight. here comes the overcast and it's one of these things were going come. it's going to rain. that's rain. just waiting around all day forward for a light rain showers about all get. but this is kind of play out for monday and even into tuesday. here's monday morning. and we're kind of in a big hole with all this with heavy rain to the south and towards the north. the amounts that you've been hearing about sick quarter of an inch while that's really bonanza. and that's most likely going to be and some of the higher elevations with all of this, too. so most of the amount will be maybe a dime or 2 or into pennies. and nickels. looking ahead, we've got scattered clouds, nice, mild 70's for the bay. lower 80's. well inland tomorrow, though, gloomy and waiting for a few very widely scattered and spotty showers early in the

week. unsettled again, we're watching monday, maybe as late as tuesday. taking a break. lots of sunshine and then rain tries to return here by friday. checking out for today. 67 noting a few of those scattered clouds, 70 oakland and 78. meanwhile for san jose high temperatures today, we may see some a lower 80's, a grazing in here just a little bit, particularly to the south bay. we'll have more of that in your 4 zone forecast, of course, and the next couple of days. there you have it. cooler temperatures, too. with highs on monday. 66 couple of some rain lows by the middle of the gloves out. i don't like that. but it's funny. you say that because they did just by some gloves. yesterday you go. letterman's, you what is the distinction home because you're like to go. it's what you have with every looks we will get more details. but it was tournament and that's why stay warmer. but you can't do anything with. that's the thing. you know, we've got to use the bank >> one of oakland's oldest and

most respected businesses was unfortunately burglarized for the second time this year. kron four's philippe de gaulle spoke with the frustrated owner. >> twice in the past 6 months, marcus books of oakland has been burglarized. the most recent incident happened at around 9 o'clock sunday night on martin luther king junior way. that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing what appears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then just walked. so this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered. san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up,

which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which koester? $2500. you feel any confidence that the police are going to be able to solve this crime for you? >> i think with that somebody is going to solve it. because videos everywhere. >> and this guy's face is everywhere. and hopefully somebody, you know. let somebody know who this guy is. >> making matters worse. the thrown damaged. a 15 year-old stained glass piece of art gifted to her by her brother. >> who also co-owns the store,

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and kron four's your local election headquarters. the latest uc berkeley poll shows u.s. representative adam schiff as well as katie porter are now running neck and neck to become california's next u.s. senator porter with 17% of likely voters and ship with 16%. the closest competitors are republican candidate steve garvey with 10% of the support and democratic congresswoman of the east bay, barbara lee, with 9%, the top 2 finishers in the march primary, regardless of the party will face off in the november 2024 election. meanwhile, former milpitas mayor rich tran is running for his old position in the 2024 election. you might remember tran was mayorr from the years 2016 to 2020 during his term trend helped increase funding for the city's police and fire departments. he also passed an ordinance that enabled the police department to sweep

encampments near schools and other areas regularly. he's going to be competing with the current mayor. that's carmen montano, who is seeking reelection. and in the east bay. early voting starts this weekend for the oakland school board. special election. this to fill an empty seat on the board. the 2 candidates that are vying for the seat are core taylor. i'm a retired teacher and principal and sasha ritzy hernandez who is described as a coordinator on the alameda county registrar of voters website so early in-person voting will be available at the registrar's office on allen street or at a vote center over on international boulevard. that's actually starting today and will be open until election day on tuesday. there's a plan to redevelop hundreds of acres in san jose, sunnyvale and mountain view. but that's facing a major setback. australian construction and real estate company called lend. lease is announcing that they have ended their partnership with google since 2019. google has

been planning on a 15 billion dollar deal to build millions of square feet of retail and residential space across silicon valley. that project included 15,000 homes, a quarter of which were supposed to be made into affordable housing. in a statement, lendlease said the existing agreements are no longer mutually beneficial. given curtain martin given current market conditions. so despite the announcement, san jose mayor matt mahan says he believes that google will eventually finish that project. >> i'm not privy to what conversations are going on inside the company. but i i you know, the is there still fully committed to building out the tech campus when the growth is there. the demand is there and the time is right to invest in a new commercial development. >> in response, google says they are, quote, looking at a variety of options to move our development projects forward and deliver on our housing commitment. the ac transit

agency wants your opinion on a possible systemwide bus service redesigns. so they're asking about 3 specific preliminary service scenarios. the feature different bus routes and schedule changes throughout the system. the first proposal leaves a pretty much the same. the second option would reduce or and service in areas with the lowest ridership and then reallocate resources to areas of high demand. and the final option adds new sources of significant funding. so you can go online to vote for your favorite plan. happening tomorrow morning. it is the end of daylight saving time. so that means an extra hour of sleep tonight. for most people. that's not good news for everyone, though. doctors warned that the time change can actually trigger what's called a cycle of cluster headaches and worsen migraines. some members of congress have been trying to end the time change for good. but so far there's been no progress on that bill. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, san francisco's restaurant week kicked off and it's

seeing some updates this year. we break down the changes in just a few moments.

>> san francisco's restaurant week this fall kicked off on friday. but this year it's actually 2 weeks long. dozens of restaurants in the city are serving up some special meals at a discount through november. 16th. this year's event has been extended so that visitors that are coming in for the apec conference can participate. the golden gate

restaurant association says the purpose is to help industry operators recover from the pandemic. >> customers will be encouraged to go try a new neighborhood restaurant or revisit their old favorites. and we our goal is to drive the business. the golden gate restaurant such it's in goal drive the business to the restaurants. >> more than 200 restaurants are taking part and you can find the full list on sf restaurant week dot com. coffee shops and corner stores could be coming to a neighborhood near you. and berkeley, a group of city council members are pushing to allow small businesses to operate in areas. owned for residential use. the proposal could help the economy and promote walkable destinations in the city. the mayor and berkeley city council will decide whether to approve the idea. still ahead, a kron 4 morning news enrollment is now open for medicare and medicaid. we have the details on what state officials want to remind you up before it's too late.

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morning news, alaska airlines is being sued after an off-duty bay area pilot allegedly tried to cut off the engines in midair. and the complete government shutdown is once again just weeks away. we have the latest from washington. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're going to start things off on this half hour with a look at the forecast. there's far as in the weather center with the latest to let us know how much longer we have the sunshine in the forecast, dave. well, a

good morning. a look at morning. everybody. looks like today would be pretty lucky. so your saturday is going to be treated to a good deal. sunshine going forward, contrasted with tomorrow. kind of gloomy. >> with a lot of bark and going on. but the biden will be to our north and to our south. not so much right across the bay, but we stand that chance of a few little widely scattered showers at this hour right now, a little fog bank is making its way across the golden gate bridge for right now. we are going to see this afternoon a couple of stray scattered clouds going on, but just kind of a little local phenomenon. we get morning fog. not a big surprise because we're getting that encouragement from a front to our north. there you see the line of clouds and rain shower activity. and again, the lion share of this rain will be in the north bay for tomorrow morning. and a little chunk cluster looks to our south to temperature. check for you right now. most readings in the 50's. 52 for livermore. 57 meanwhile for antioch and 56 for san jose. quick contrast to yesterday were actually a couple degrees ahead. even at half moon bay, not bad for the highs today, though, we're going to see inland highs in the upper

70's, though our winds currently kind of variable a little bit here, but the preponderance will be onshore and it seems to want to favor northwesterly little bit, but not a whole lot of winds. little afternoon pop. and we expect one tomorrow afternoon, too. so the breakdown for you today, again, noting some of that they fog to start things off and then afternoon we'll put some stray scattered clouds in this mix here by about 66. 76 by 2. and some of you folks will see some highs in the lower 80's. then tomorrow again, gloomy weather. we're going to have your 4 zone forecast in those models. again and a little bit l a csn day. >> area pilot that's accused of trying to shut off engines of an alaska airlines plane mid-flight last month remains behind bars in portland. he's facing both state and federal charges. kron four's dan kerman reports some passengers aboard the flight have filed a lawsuit against alaska airlines. >> 3 passengers aboard that san francisco bound alaskan airliner that was forced to make an emergency landing in portland last month when an

off-duty pilot riding in the jump seat allegedly tried to shut down the plane's engines have filed a lawsuit against alaska airlines to the sense that what i thought was very >> secure. clean way of flying was compromised. what i went through, it impacted alaska passenger. paul stevens says he's now suffering from anxiety and trouble sleeping and says the moment the flight nose dives toward its destination. the same exact time. the flight is shuttering. so the shaking happening in the cabin. it was like i said, it wasn't when i turned and looked at everyone around me. instant panic. and here came through and it was just shortly after that seconds that i had come to the conclusion that this is how we are going i was monday. the lawsuit blames alaska air for not doing anything to vet bay area pilot joseph emerson

before allowing him to ride behind the pilots in the jump seat. we're asking the airline to come clean. >> about what it does or does not do to that. people who go into the cockpit. number 2, we asking for the airlines to be compelled if they don't do so voluntarily to doctor seager's that will lease challenge those people so that there's an opportunity for them to discover and for frankly, pilots who may want to disclose that they're having an issue to do so before they get up in the air and threaten everyone's life. and the 3rd thing, of course, is given what actually did occur here and the effect it had on the passengers. we are seeking monetary re compacts compensation. alaska airlines says it's received the complaint and is reviewing it. in a statement, the airline says. >> the pilots and flight attendants operating flight 2059 responded without hesitation to ensure the safety of all on board. we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skilled actions. those filing the lawsuit agree the pilots did save the

passengers from disaster but say alaska has a responsibility to do more. no one should feel like they're about to die. no one should feel like. >> that that an individual who was a security risk was allowed to walk freely across the plain. and no one who is flying a plane are in charge of people's lives, like they can only communicate if they're having any challenges, particularly mental challenge. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a protest delay the departure of the u.s. military vessel from the port of oakland, demonstrators gathered around the ship on friday believing that the ship will eventually be loaded up with weapons and military supplies bound for israel. kron 4 has not been able to confirm the ship's destination or its contents. demonstrato s also called for an immediate cease-fire to stop the loss of innocent lives in gaza. the

ship embarked on the san francisco bay at around friday afternoon, about 10 hours after its original departure time. and according to the air of resource organizing center, at least 3 protesters were detained by the u.s. coast guard. in an effort to help californians prevent and prepare for the threat of wildfire. calpers announcing more than 100 million dollars in grant funding the money would go toward local projects like fuel reduction wildfire prevention planning an education and we'll prioritize communities with disadvantaged to low income, disabled or elderly populations. grant applications are open until january 10th. >> that's right. with that. rapper tupac is now immortalized in the city of oakland. >> at a ceremony on friday, the section of macarthur boulevard between van buren

and grand avenue is now known as 2 buck chuck or way. although many people might think of his connection to los angeles, he has bay area roots as mom moved to marin city in 1988. when he was 16 years old and tupac lived for a bit of time in east oakland, not far from where that new street has been renamed. >> we love him. people try to say he wants from here. you know, he born here about where you're from us about where you're at. and he claimed oakland. he said oakland gave him his game. and he's done that for a lot of >> he's a leader. he's fighter. this duality his fight for the people. we stood 10 toes down his book. the 4 people colder. yes, the family and of them greatest at every man is so much so little time. >> the honor comes 27 years after tupac was gunned down at a las vegas hotel this week. 6

year-old duane davis pleaded not guilty to murdering tupac. and some more local news companies in the bay area continue to downsize by firing their employees. san francisco based e-commerce startup called fair has laid off hundreds of employees this week around 250 total or 20% of their workforce were let go the online wholesale marketplace says that layoffs are part of a restructuring plan to better align their teams. but the company's long-term vision, the new owners of bank of the west of announced hundreds of bay area layoffs, too. the majority of the positions there are being cut at the banks and remote location and some over at the montgomery location in san francisco and the bay area. biotech company called saying com au therapeutics will be laying off 40% of its workforce and shutting down its brisbane headquarters. the company says that the moves are part of a, quote, strategic transformation and a corresponding restructuring of operations. in other news,

congress has 2 weeks left to reach a deal and avoid another government shutdown. new house speaker mike johnson wants to approve another temporary plan to extend spending through january, but it would likely include policy changes are spending cuts. the democrats likely won't support our washington, d.c., correspondent jessie turner. has that report. >> shutdowns are stupid. most republicans and democrats agree with south dakota congressman dusty johnson. but how to avoid a shutdown is still largely partisan. my initial idea was to extend that january. 15th speaker mike johnson supports a second temporary measure that would fund the federal government through early next year. there's some good arguments for that. but johnson is also entertaining. another idea called a ladder cr it would extend government funding agency by agency for different periods of time. we'll see how that goes. i think we can build consensus around translation. >> they want to shut the government now. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries worries any

gop plan would come with unreasonable policy changes or steep spending cuts attached that devastate and undermine. the health, the safety or the economic well-being. of the american people. but indiana republican congresswoman aaron, how chan supports another temporary measure to resolve differences with the senate. need more time to accomplish that. and even though the steps kevin mccarthy took to avoid a shutdown in september, ultimately ended his tenure as speaker. >> republicans say even their most conservative members will likely give speaker johnson some needed flexibility. there's a bit of a honeymoon period that comes with being a new speaker in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> for your money this morning. open enrollment for medicare and medicaid is underway and officials are reminding medicaid recipients to make sure that they still qualify. secretary of health and human services. xavier becerra says during the pandemic, people were automatically re enrolled in medicaid. but now even people who is still qualify the to re enroll.

>> lot of folks are realizing they have to reapply. we don't want them to lose their insurance under medicaid if they still qualify. >> existing medicare recipients will be automatically re-enrolled. if someone learns that they no longer qualify. the sarah says that it's likely they will be eligible for a low cost affordable care act plan. >> more than 100 highway patrol cadets took the next step in their careers on friday. 112 of them were sworn into service during a ceremony in west sacramento. about 26 weeks of intense training. these officers will now be assigned to one of the 103 different chp offices around the state. >> your joining an elite department. what a long history providing the highest level of safety. service. and security. >> the chp has been struggling

to fill 1000 positions that are open right now statewide. coming up on kron 4 morning news, the warriors pull off a nail-biting victory on the first night of nba's new in-season tournament. >> we have the highlights. >> a rugged electric suv with style and 3 rows of seats behind the wheel of the rivian in tech. smart. and for your day today, lots of sunshine. it looks like a few little scattered clouds making note of that. high temperatures was a scratch, some lower 80's, but plenty of upper 70's to be had. >> gloomy for your sunday >> gloomy for your sunday forecast next. keep it here.

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>> now to some bay area sports friday night marked the first game of the nba's first ever in-season tournament. the warriors were in oklahoma city taking on the thunder kron four's. erin wilson reports a game came down to the wire. >> well, it was the first day of the nba's new in-season tournament last night and the warriors they were in oklahoma city taking on the thunder. last night's game will count towards the regular-season standings. and clearly there's a different feel. just look at the court, not of different colors. the jersey, though, a little different, but still the same, least for the warriors okc. they some interesting ones on. let's talk the highlight stories. you get the first look at guy. i'm talking haul with put up. from the wing there. 24 points. 8 rebounds and 3 of right there. warriors. they

were always in for a shootout. so will say that got to 3 more. he out from the top of the right there. they go up by check out this play sepehri make it getting get this deal. gets wiggins wiggins finds kerry curry phase the creek where that's what i called up because always making the cut through the back door right there live to where immersed road down its. you will remember now step here with a sweet finish to the rahm. they get within. one is tied instead. now with the ball, the chance to win it, he does drive towards the basket. he get the scoop and score. >> the reps they can have to take a look at this. when looking to see draymond green, if you tested over the cylinder, which right, mayor, you can see that but the best is actually going to count of the rest of saying casey's josh giddey committed a basket paris first and the warriors somehow hold onto ways score that 1.1. >> one, 39, remain 5, 1, in

the season. one in the in-season tournament. here's curry after they off this. >> i think everybody is trying you know, get out of star-studded nowhere near internment of ivan. the court changing on just. at a little extra. energy to it. so. down to the 4th quarter were placed on back and forth. and it because i was entertaining. could gone either thankfully, our way. >> i have to tell you from chaser covering them against the kings of the night. that energy is not just on the screen. it's and it's very, very contagious. is out chase. that's all we have, though. for sports, i'll it back to you at that. >> thanks so much, erin. and we're taking a live look from the top of mount tam across across the francisco skyline. that awesome. so beautiful day of some of the beautiful colors. look at those layers. that's that's definitely my that's my watercolor in haven't? yeah, it's beautiful stuff. good morning. good morning, everybody. >> and that's just the tail.

the 2 different types moistures going to get to this in just a second. but this is sfo. but the picture we showed you we'll quickly want to get to that in talk just briefly about it. just to mention the 2 types of moisture we have going on on a i want to show you here. real quick. we mention about the water colors, all that. this is the scattered cloud cover business that everybody get to get that some inland. that's a different type of moisture. it's up there. meanwhile, to lower level moisture here, this is this marine layer. it's the fog and all of that that has to mix out so our situation above us is not real. real warm. that's good. but it's also not real world, right? kind of sparsely dry here. and there it is. so it may take a little bit engineer how to get this out of here. meanwhile, sfo, by the way, did check. there are no delays happening out that way. so we're cold on that front there. we do have a deck of some fog off towards of the distance to quickly note winds. now what we have a little pop this afternoon, boom, right? there you have it. nothing really major at all. and it should. most folks should see a lot of sunshine

today. but tomorrow this is going to be a gloomy skies now all the way through monday. you can see with the good onshore wind in place. this is this front and it is a front and you're going to feel a different story in side of it will be a cold front with that. let's go into motion today. now got to take care of that lower level moisture. i mentioned here a little bit scattered clouds aloft. but then tonight it shifts over to overcast spotty showers. you can see across the bay most readings how much we're going to get enough to dirty your car may be what some roads then. let's see monday morning gets a bit more interesting here monday morning. nice collection up towards the north in the south. just lining up the north bay. it looks like by 6.45 so wet commute on monday. looks like as drops south. but the whole big program together for you early in the week, it's kind of interesting as we talked about get into monday, then we're taking kind of a breather. looks like some sunshine looking pretty good midweek. then a new system gets in here by the weekend with a more potent one into the early following week. notice the color is a shun here. so this will be cold air

as well. looks like we're testing kind of our winter drill of the system's dropping from the northwest down us. our 4 zone forecast for today. not bad. san francisco at 67 for early november. out to the coast. it will be pretty much 60's and the cool their shore 70 for burning again down south 72 foster city, palo alto, 74 in the south bay. most readings in the upper 70's. there's some 80's i mentioned earlier, morgan hill, 81, let's got to 78 lower 70's east bay shoreline, but inland, you've got the upper upper 70's. so we have a little the coupling happening to the east bay shoreline than inland. you don't see as much of that in the winter months. but right now what today scenario? we will 76 for walnut creek, 77 conquered. still some 60's hanging out here. back here. 68 richmond, 66 for berkeley, allay to chile. 66 with vacaville 78 73 coming in from napa. and 74 for santa rosa. so today, pretty good day or saturday sunday. turns more on the gloomy side here. might see some stray showers at work here and then early into the week, unsettled into we clear

out that patch, look at those lows out. yes, gloves, mittens, you need. and it's going in this morning hours as we take a dry break until more traffic into the weekend. you mentioned water color actually started oil painting again, picked up again for the first time just yesterday just give you some inspiration. it you go about you're than just the weather. haha. >> all right. and take a look at this. there's a new mural in san francisco's mission district. this one honoring the life of sean monterrosa. the 22 year-old died in june of 2020 after he was shot by police officer in valais. whoa. police have said that the officer shot monterrosa because he must took a hammer in his hand for part of a gun. the california attorney general's office has been investigating this case and the mural can now be seen on the side of affordable housing over on 24th street. official unveiling ceremony is set for the mural today at noon. the job market is showing some

signs of slowing the labor department says few are than 150,000 jobs were added last month. analysts were expecting at least 20,000 more jobs. many positions filled were in the health care field followed by government and construction. manufacturing showed a decline mainly because of the auto workers strike. the unemployment rate went up to 3.9%. that's the highest since january of last year. today's tech, smart to rich demuro gets behind the wheel of the rivian suv that's described as rugged. get eco-friendly. >> the rivian all electric suv is just as comfortable at the campsite as it is on the highway. thanks to its rugged looks and modern conveniences recently, i took this 3 row ev on a test drive. one look at the rivian are one s and you know, it's something special. this all electric suv is rugged and commanding yet gentle on the planet. even

makes a birdlike chirp. when you lock the doors to test i took it on a road trip to paso robles, a city in california's wine country. >> driving rivian is like a small club. other riiian drivers with flash their lights or wave. as i passed, the suv sits up high with 2 giant screens front and center. the maps in system saw 4 are well designed without any driving. the rivian is smooth. the car feel solid but not too rigid with 3 rows and tons of space inside. there are lots of creature comforts, including a removable bluetooth speaker in the center console a pullout flashlight in the door. plus a power outlet and air compressor in the trunk. all right. time charge charging proved to be the trickiest, although i had no issues finding chargers, not all of them were as fast as i would have liked. and on a road trip, this can cause range anxiety, all admit i had it on

the plus side stopping let you explore random places like this old west town. we stumbled upon called los alamos. thankfully rivian is adopting tesla chargers next year. speaking of tesla door handles on the rivian are easier to use cop out when the car locks make no mistake. this is a big car and it feels that way when you're driving it. but it's still not enough to get you in and out of almost any situation. this suv is expensive. $97,000 as tested a steep price to pay if you do, you better be spending your weekends in the woods. camping towing or on some sort of outdoor adventure. this is an ev that's happiest both enjoying our planet and saving it. >> the rivian i tested gets about 300 miles on a chaage. they just released a long-range version that gets about 400. i still think charging on the road is the biggest unknown with a non tesla. that means road trips

could require more time, more ich demuro and you are tech smart. >> very cool. we'll be right >> very cool. we'll be right back.

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the kron. 4 morning news. a gruesome discovery in the north bay. police are now looking for a man accused beheading relative and south bay police officers out of a job this morning accused of sending racist text messages. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it's saturday, november 4th. let's start with your weather and kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr. >> well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. not about saturday on tap for you with decent amount of sunshine cooked in here. another is rain part of our package here. but that's going to take a little while to kind of get its act together and decide what it's going to do for us. and really the lion share will probably be at night, too, with that, which is kind of a plus starting things off right now. here's the east bay shoreline for you. and remember with the time change, this will actually occur a

little earlier. from your perspective, as we fall back tonight, a look at the satellite picture on storm tracker for most of the action. well up towards the north. so will take a while to mature and drop south across the bay and even bring us cloud cover as well. temperature check for most readings in the 50's for right now. and that's actually a little bit ahead of where we were this time from yesterday at fairfield. look at that 10 degrees ahead. but in places like half moon bay at 9 and even up in the north bay to you can see a little warm with that. so that's even with fairly clear skies at work here. so with a lot of sunshine will do a nice job this afternoon. winds are kind of variable, but they're going to start to favor later on direction northwest. earlier someone on shore. that's where the arrival of this front that we expect through early next week, 70 for a high noon by 3 o'clock. it's talk. 76, some bay clouds kind of lingering a little bit. we have some of that fog to take care of. but on balance afternoon, see a good deal, sunshine different story, though, for your sunday before full cast and just a bit l.

>> thanks, dave. horrific crime under investigation in the north bay. santa rosa. police are still on the manhunt for a person they say be headed. one of his family members and police are warning the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. >> santa rosa police say the suspected killer has been on the run since thursday after a woman's body was found at a home without a head. it's believed the suspect took it with him and now police need help finding the man connected to this horrifying case. this is the man police say is behind a gruesome killing. 24 year-old luis, gustavo, arroyo. lopez is wanted after police say a relative's body was found at this santa rosa home based on the information they learned in their investigation. they do believe >> the mister arroyo, did leave the residence with his relatives, had in his

possession. >> santa rosa police investigators responded to the horrific scene an pomo trail thursday afternoon. the victim was decapitated, but neither the killer nor the weapon was found. we do know that the weapon used plated instrument. >> residents in the neighborhood say they feel bad after learning about what happened is set for the for the family and the relatives that they got to deal with. that is it's really unfortunate. >> greg, john lives just a few houses down from where the killing took place. he says he does not recognize the suspect or the distinctive for 20 tattoo on the side of arroyo. lopez's definitely keep an eye out for police say a rodeo lopez has prior convictions for violent assault and weapons possession. if spotted. police are asking people to avoid approaching him, please do not try and gauge or contact him. consider him armed and dangerous and call 9-1-1. >> investigators have not

released the victim's name nor her relationship to arroyo. lopez. they say he has possible family chnnections to the central valley, but it's unclear if he is heading there reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> jose police officer has been fired. he's accused of sending racist texts. mackinnon morrow was involved in a shooting last year. korea and an internal investigation of that shooting revealed the text messages allegedly sent by him in the mix tomorrow is accused of using the word and saying that he hates black people. he's a 6 year veteran of the police department and san jose mayor matt mahan is calling this disappointing and sickening. >> and i'm glad that this person is no longer a member of our police department. there is just no room for racism. and in fact, it completely undermines the mission of our department. it's unfair to the hundreds of officers who go out there every single day and put their lives on the line to protect

and serve all of our residents equally. well, irrespective of their race, religion, gender it cetera. >> and and i just it's it's in theory. we were having this conversation. but sadly, racism still exists. clearly. >> when we find it, we're not going to have any tolerance for it. >> the employee, the muck morrow was texting has also been placed on administrative leave and under investigation. california highway patrol is investigating a hit and run crash that hurt a stanford university student as a potential hate crime. the collision happened on stanford campus friday afternoon. investigators say that a driver hit an air of student while shouting racial slurs and took off. the car is described as a black suv with the tire mounted on the back and no other description was given. >> berkeley police released videos showing the moment that a woman was shot and killed at an albany toyota dealership. kron four's. rob nesbitt has

the latest. and we do want to warn you the video might be disturbing to some viewers. >> active shooter berkeley where exactly that was the 9-1-1 call made from inside the toyota service center in albany 2 months ago. berkeley police release surveillance video friday showing 24 year-old damar walker inside the dealership. >> walking up to 24 year-old a lot gallons desk who worked at the business according to police, walker pulled out a handgun and shot gallon. we compared to their 7 year-old son get out the side of the building. police body camera footage was also released friday. officers rushing up a stairwell of the toyota service center to the second floor where gallon was shot and killed once upstairs. officers located walker at the same desk yelled for him to comply with police. a brief pause and then shots fired. according to berkeley police, walker was pronounced dead at the scene. surveillance video from the dealership shows officers entering on the left

side of the screen and walker lifting his gun. police say the 24 year-old unsuccessfully attempted to take his own life. the fatal shootings are under investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office, albany police department and alameda county da's office. i reached out to gallons family to get their reaction to the videos being released. her mother yolanda gallon telling me she's glad the public will get the chance to see for themselves. what kind of monster walker was. >> kron four's rob nesbitt reporting gallons family has set up a gofundme page that raises money for the 7 year-old son. and so far they've collected $54,000. >> happening right now, southbound lanes of i-680, are closed until monday. >> caltrans crews are repaving lanes and have become a safety concern for drivers. here's a map of that closure and you can see all southbound lanes of i-680, in pleasanton will remain off limits until 4 on monday morning. the closure runs from the 5.80, at 6.80, connector down to koopman road. all northbound lanes of

6.80, will remain open. moped company called rebel will to will be taken off the streets of san francisco this month. the company tells kron 4 that services are set to end on november. 18th. the rideshare service will then only be available in new york city and new jersey. rebel did not explain why they are ending operations in san francisco. happening today. it is a walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco, nearly 2000 people are expected to attend kron four's. tiffany justice is live at the scene. that's near the embarcadero, right? tiffany? >> yes, it's right off of the embarcadero around 600 communities nationwide to host their walk every year in san francisco is holding theirs today. joining us live right now is doctor elizabeth edgerly, executive with the alzheimer's association drought. joining us live to talk more about what's going to happen today. so can you kind of breakdown what is happening right behind we are getting ready for thousands of

people to join us here today at the walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco. beautiful pier 27. we couldn't have a better day. i have to say. and we're all working to create a world without alzheimer's. it's really incredibly hopeful. optimistic. a wonderful day to come together in the spirit of helping those affected now and also funding research so that we don't have to be dealing with this with our children and grandchildren. still, let's talk about what will happen throughout the morning. so the rays or the walk starts at 10, 30, correct? correct? yeah. we start our program, though, at 10 o'clock and actually our lion dancers start at 09:45am. so it's not too soon to get your shoes on and start coming out. and we do a walk. we have a one mile route and we have a 3 mile route and is definitely not a race. we we take our time really enjoy it in the moment of being together. it's incredible because we have people diagnosed with

early-stage alzheimer's and even later stage alzheimer's caregivers. we have people like me who've lost a loved one and then we have so many more who just care deeply about this issue. so you actually mention that today is a big day for this organization. a lot of hard work many years this, you know, putting in that extra work to actually. learn some big news today. do you mind telling us more about it? no, no, it's it's a celebration. it's a time to celebrate. i've been with the association for 28 years. and during that time frame, there was very little change in terms of what we could do for people living with alzheimer's. and i'm so excited to tell this group today that we have change just since july. we now have an fda approved drug that is available in san francisco and people are able to get diagnosed and start getting disease-modifying treatments for alzheimer's. it's incredible. we've dropped of

this. we have worked towards this for decades and to be able to say their san franciscans right now who are starting to get treatment is a highlight of my and we truly want to celebrate with these people who are the movers and shakers who help make it happen. that's wonderful. elizabeth, thank you so much for joining us live to talk about this. i'm going to send it back to you guys in studio. thank you so much for that report, tiffany. and coming up on kron 4 morning news. why a huge renovation google's headquarters. >> was not been put on hold. plus, where your election headquarters. so we'll be taking a closer look at some of the upcoming local races, including the one for dianne feinstein, senate seat and after the break and east bay bookstore broken into not once but twice in just the

>> welcome back, everybody. we're taking a live look outside this time at walnut creek this morning. and it looks a little bit hazy to me. i don't know. but we do have cooler temperatures expected with the possibility of rain in the forecast early next week. so enjoy that sunshine. well, last we have kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr standing by in the weather center day. a good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and you want to take that advice to heart because today looks like a pretty decent day to some scattered clouds for. >> almost a kind of cosmetic effect, if you will. here's shot of the east bay shoreline. plenty blue now. >> we've taken care of. the orange is the son got a little higher in the sky. don't forget now this will feel or look like 7.15, tomorrow, although have overcast skies and that that but at least the timing of everything. so that

means in the evening hours your commute home now might start to be dark before you get home 50's on the board here. for the most part, 61, antioch, 59 for san francisco. 58 for san jose. back to those winds, though, kind of on shore. and we expect that is the front gets a little closer. it's a cold front by definition. and that will live up to that on the other side will be. but on the chilly side, here's a tonight. there you see them all involved here. well on shore. and that will be the case as we go through tomorrow and even early into next week. we don't see a lot of winds going on because front passage has time to get here. it's going to take it really until monday and to make passage, ok, cloud cover. what's the deal? one that we do have some of that fog cloudiness a little bit around the bay that should open up but inland. you're just dealing with a couple scattered clouds. then by tonight that will thicken up your early start. stargazing might be ok, but overnight, it turns more overcast and into tomorrow. so this is kind of tomorrow afternoon with a little spotty shower here or there very, very modest. it looks like and more of a show will be tomorrow or monday morning, rather. this is

04:00am. and as we get to the later hours that will sweep on past. ok for today. we've got scattered clouds, nice, mild. this is mostly better. scattered bay clouds now 70's for the bay lower 80's. well inland tomorrow, cloudy and gloomy, spotty showers and cool. but the heavier stuff probably by that definition won't get here until monday next week. unsettled to start middle of the week. onward looks to be pretty nice. and then on saturday or friday, rather a shower developing into next weekend and into the following week, in fact, so we projecting that long-range forecast for us. 67 san francisco, 70 for oakland, san jose coming in at 78. but some lower 80's to be had well inland. also up in east bay. there you see the upper 70's and up to the north bay, some middle 70's at that next couple of days here. 73 tomorrow. 66 by monday is get a feel for some of that cooler chillier air filtering in here. but you're really going to field on the overnight lows. once we dry out midweek

here and take kind of a breather. >> again, i will be packing my bigger jackets for next week. yes, you'll need those 2. sick and stuff like didn't just buy some yesterday. ready. we're at bank you so much. well, one of oakland's oldest and most respected businesses was burglarized for the second time this year. kron four's philippe de gaulle spoke with the frustrated owner. >> twice in the past 6 months, marcus books of oakland has been burglarized. the most recent incident happened at around 9 o'clock sunday night on martin luther king junior way. that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing what appears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could beach easily. >> and then just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to

repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which koester? $2500. you feel any confidence that the police are going to be able to solve this crime for >> i think with that somebody is going to solve it because videos everywhere. >> and this guy's face is everywhere. and hopefully somebody, you know. let somebody know who this guy is.

>> making matters worse. the thrown damaged. a 15 year-old stained glass piece of art gifted to her by her brother. >> who also co-owns the store, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the latest uc berkeley poll shows u.s. representatives adam schiff and katie porter running neck-and-neck to become california's next u.s. senator porter with 17% of likely voters and shift with 16%. the closest competitors are republican candidate steve garvey with 10% of the support and democratic congresswoman of the east bay barber lead with 9%. the top 2 finishers in the march primary regardless of party will face off in the november 2024 election. meanwhile, former milpitas mayor rich tran is running for his old position in the 2024 election. you might remember trend was mayor from 2016 to 2020 and during his term trend helped to increase funding for the

city's police and fire departments. he also passed an ordinance enabling the police department to sweep encampments near schools and other areas regularly. so he's going to be competing with current mayor. carmen, want know who is seeking reelection? and the east bay. early voting starts this weekend for the oakland school board. special election. this to fill an empty seat on the board. the 2 candidates who are vying for the seat, our core. hey lerm . that's a teacher who is a retired teacher and principal and sasha ritzy hernandez has described as a coordinator on the alameda county registrar of voters office website early in-person voting will be available at the registrar's office on allen street or at a voting center on international boulevard starting today and will be open until election day on tuesday. there's a plan to redevelop hundreds of acres in san jose, sunnyvale and mountain view. but it's facing a major setback, a strong in construction and real estate company called lend. lease is

announcing that they have ended their partnership with google since 2019. google has been planning a 15 billion dollar deal to build millions of square feet of both retail and residential space across silicon valley. the project included 15,000 homes, a quarter of which were supposed to be made into affordable housing. in a statement, lendlease said the existing agreements are no longer mutually beneficial. given current market conditions. despite the announcement, san jose mayor matt mahan says he believes that google will eventually finish the project. what conversations are going on inside the company. >> but i i you know, the is there still fully committed to building out the tech campus when the growth is there. the demand is there and the time is right to invest in a new commercial development. >> in response, google says that they're quote, looking at a variety of options to move our development project forward and deliver on our

housing commitment. the ac transit agency wants your opinion on possible systemwide bus service redesigns. they're asking about 3 specific preliminary service scenarios that feature different bus rout s and schedule chang throughout the system. the first proposal leaves it pretty much the same. the second option would reduce or and service in the areas that they've identified has the lowest ridership and then they would reallocate the resources to areas of higher demand. and the final option adds new sources of significant funding. you can go online to vote for your favorite plan. happening tomorrow morning. it is the end of daylight saving time. so that means an extra hour of sleep tonight. for most people. i'm excited about that, but it's not good news for everyone, though. doctors warn that the time change can potentially trigger what's called a cycle of cluster headaches or even worse and migraines for some people. members of congress have been trying to end the time change

for good. but so far there's been no progress on that bill. still ahead right here on kron 4 morning news. san francisco's restaurant week has kicked off and it's seeing some updates this year. >> we'll talk about the changes when we come back.

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for all that is you. welcome back. san francisco's restaurant week this fall kicked off on friday. >> but this year, it's technically 2 weeks dozens of

restaurants in the city are serving up some special meals at a discount their november 16th. this year's event has been extended. so visitors who are coming in for packed apec conference, should say, can participate. the golden gate restaurant association says the purpose is to help industry operators recover from the loss during the pandemic. customers will be encouraged to go try a new neighborhood restaurant or revisit their old favorites. and we our goal is to drive the business. the golden gate restaurant such it's in goal. >> drive the business to the restaurants. >> more than 200 restaurants are taking part and you can find the full list on sf restaurant week dot com. coffee shops and corner stores could be coming to a neighborhood near you and berkeley. a group of city council members are pushing to allow small businesses to operate in areas that are zoned for residential use. the proposal could help the economy and promote walkable destinations in the city. the

berkeley mayor and city council will decide whether to approve the idea. still ahead right here on kron 4 morning news. enrollment is now open for both medicare and medicaid. >> we have details on what you need to know before it's too late.

>> now on kron 4 morning news, alaska airlines is being sued after an off-duty bay area pilot allegedly tried to cut off the engines in mid air.

and a complete government shutdown is once again looming just weeks away. we have the latest from washington, d.c.. welcome back. we're still here kron 4 morning news and sport. before starting up the half hour with a look at the forecast, dave spahr as of the weather center to let us know, apparently there's some rain on the way yeah, looks like, but it's going to be really piecemeal as we get there. it's going take a while to really collect all of this and really not a whole lot to really is what we're going to see with this enough to maybe moisten up the lower levels. >> during fire season, that's a good thing to hear. so in our forecast right now, we have already some of this marine layer hanging around at the coast. as you can see here at half moon bay. that should break up a little bit this afternoon and around the bay, too well inland. we're looking at much more opening up of the skies some scattered clouds in our future. winds right now out of the northwest are kind of very bold. they're going to favor that trend of onshore throughout the weekend, waiting for this front. the past. it's the fight as a cold front and it will feel that way, too. on the other side 50's pretty much have taken hold 61 for antioch and also

64 san francisco. but this year, all ahead of our numbers from yesterday. you can see all that we have a negative number up there to napa. all right. the breakdown today under sunny skies with some say a scattered clouds and their upper 70's by the mid-afternoon again, some lower 80's will be possible. coming up a little bit here will take a look at longer range forecast for you because there's new opportunities for rain into next weekend. l a >> the bay area pilot who is accused of trying to shut off engines on an alaska airlines plane mid-flight last month remains behind bars in portland today. he's now facing both state and federal charges. kron four's dan kerman reports some passengers aboard that flight have now filed a lawsuit. >> 3 passengers aboard that san francisco bound alaskan airliner that was forced to make an emergency landing in portland last month when an off-duty pilot riding in the jump seat allegedly tried to shut down the plane's engines have filed a lawsuit against

alaska airlines to the sense that what i thought was very >> secure. clean way of flying was compromised. what i went through, it impacted last cup steven says he's now suffering from anxiety and trouble sleeping and says the moment the flight attendant announced there was an on-board emergency remains front and center in his mind, the plant immediately takes a turn members left or right and nose dives toward its destination. the same exact time. the flight is shuttering. so the shaking happening in the cabin. it was like i said, it wasn't when i turned and looked at everyone around me. instant panic. and here came through and it was just shortly after that seconds that i had come to the conclusion that this is how we are going how i was monday. the lawsuit blames alaska air for not doing anything to vet bay area pilot joseph emerson before allowing him to ride behind the pilots in the jump seat. we're asking the airline to come clean. >> about what it does or does not do to that. people who go

into the cockpit. number 2, we asking for the airlines to be compelled if they don't do so voluntarily to doctor seager's that will lease challenge those people so that there's an opportunity for them to discover and for frankly, pilots who may want to disclose that they're having an issue to do so before they get up in the air and threaten everyone's life. and the 3rd thing, of course, is given what actually did occur here and the effect it had on the passengers. we are seeking monetary re compacts compensation. alaska airlines says it's received the complaint and is reviewing it. in a statement, the airline says the pilots and flight attendants operating flight 2059 responded without hesitation to ensure the safety of all on board. we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skilled actions. those filing the lawsuit agree the pilots did save the passengers from disaster. >> but say alaska has a responsibility to do more. no one should feel like they're about to die. no one should feel like. that that an

individual who was a security risk was allowed to walk freely across the plain. >> and no one who is flying a plane are in charge of people's lives, like they can only communicate if they're having any challenges, particularly mental challenge. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> this just and pj news reporting that thousands of customers are without power in pleasant hill. this is a look at the pg e outage map and more than 3,000 customers there seem to be impacted. the started at around 7.45. this morning and we don't really know what the cause is that this time they haven't said. >> so pga estimates that the power should be restored by hopefully 10 o'clock this morning. a protest delay the departure of a u.s. military vessel from the port of oakland. >> demonstrators gathered around the ship on friday believing that it will

eventually loaded up with weapons and military supplies bound for israel. kron 4 has not been able to confirm the ship's destination or its contents. demonstrators also called for an immediate cease-fire to stop the loss of innocent lives in gaza. the ship embarked on this san francisco bay around friday afternoon, about 10 hours after its original departure time, according to the arab resource organizing center, at least 3 protesters were detained by the u.s. coast guard. >> in an effort to help californians prevent and prepare for the threat of wildfire. calpers announcing more than 100 million dollars in grant funding. the money would go toward local projects like he'll reduction wildfire prevention planning an education and will prioritize communities with disadvantage to low income, disabled or elderly populations. grant applications are open until january 10th. is right there

it is. rapper tupac shakoor now immortalized in the city of oakland at a ceremony on friday. the section of macarthur boulevard between van buren and grand avenue is now known as tupac way. although many people might think of his connection to los angeles, he actually has roots in the bay area. his mom moved to marin city back in 1988 when he was just 16 years old and tupac apparently lived for a bit of time in east oakland, not too far from where that street has been renamed in his honor. >> we love him. people try to say he wants from here. you know, he born here about where you're from us about where you're at. and he claimed oakland. he said oakland gave him his game right. and he's done that for a lot less. >> he's a leader. using innovative. this duality his fight for the people. we stood

10 toes down his book. the 4 people colder. yes, the and of them greatest at every man is so much so little time. >> love oakland. love to pocket. the honor comes 28. 7 years after tupac was gunned down at a las vegas hotel this week. 6 year-old duane davis pleaded not guilty to his murder. in other news companies in the bay area continue to downsize by firing their employees. francisco based e-commerce start-up called fair has laid off hundreds of employees this week around 250 total or about 20% of their workforce were like, oh, the online wholesale market places. layoffs are part of a restructuring plan to better align their teams with the company's long-term vision. the new owners of bank of the west have announced hundreds of bay area layoffs, too. the majority of their positions that are being cut are over at the banks in the san ramon location and some at the montgomery street location in san francisco and a bay

area. biotech company called sun come out. they're up. you dick's will be laying off about 40% of their workforce and shutting down the brisbane headquarters. the company says the moves were part of a, quote, strategic transformation. the corresponding restructuring of operations. in politics. now, congress has just 2 weeks left to reach a deal and avoid another government shutdown. the new house speaker mike johnson wants to approve another temporary plan to extend spending through january, but it would likely include policy changes or spending cuts. it democrats likely won't support our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure. has that report. >> shutdowns are stupid. most republicans and democrats agree with south dakota congressman dusty johnson. but how to avoid a shutdown is still largely partisan. but initial idea was to extend that january. 15th speaker mike johnson supports a second temporary measure that would fund the federal government through early next year. there's some good arguments for that. but johnson is also

entertaining. another idea called a ladder cr it would extend government funding agency by agency for different periods of time. we'll see how that goes. i think we can build consensus around translation. >> they want to shut the government now. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries worries any gop plan would come with unreasonable policy changes or steep spending cuts attached that devastate and undermine. the health, the safety or the economic well-being. of the american people. but indiana republican congresswoman aaron, how chan supports another temporary measure to resolve differences with the senate. need more time to accomplish that. and even though the steps kevin mccarthy took to avoid a shutdown in september, ultimately ended his tenure as speaker. >> republicans say even their most conservative members will likely give speaker johnson some needed flexibility. there's a bit of a honeymoon period that comes with being a new speaker in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> for your money this

morning. open enrollment for both medicare and medicaid is underway and officials are reminding people that medicaid recipients still have to make sure that they qualify. and secretary of health and human services, xavier becerra says during the pandemic, people were automatically re-enrolled in medicaid. but now even people who is still qualify me to re enroll. >> realizing they have to reapply. we don't want them to lose their insurance under medicaid if they still qualify. >> existing medicare recipients will be automatically re-enrolled. if somebody learns that they no longer qualify. the sarah says that it's likely they will be eligible for a low cost affordable care act plan. more than 100 highway patrol cadets took the next step in their careers on friday, 112 of them were sworn into service during a ceremony in west sacramento about 26 weeks after intense

training, these officers will be assigned to one of the 103 drift different chp offices around the state. >> your joining an elite department. what a long history providing the highest level of safety. service. and security. >> the chp has been struggling to fill 1000 positions that are open right now statewide. >> coming up, the warriors pull off a nail-biting victory on the first night of the and a's in-season tournament. we have the highlights. >> a rugged all electric suv with style and 3 rows of seats behind the wheel of the rim in behind the wheel of the rim in in tech. smart.

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warriors okc. they some interesting ones on. let's talk the highlight stories. you get the first look at guy. i'm talking chip whole with put up. from the wing there. 24 points. 8 rebounds and 3 of right there. warriors. they were always in for a shootout. so will say that got to 3 more. he from the top of the right there. they go up by check out this play sepehri make it getting get this deal gets wiggins wiggins finds kerry curry phase the creek where that's what i called up because always making the cut through the back door right there live to where immersed road down its. you will remember now step here with a sweet finish to the rahm. they get within. one is tied . now w the chance to win it, he does drive towards the basket. he get the scoop and score. >> the reps they can have to take a look at this. when looking to see draymond green, if you tested over the cylinder, which right, mayor, you can see that but the best is actually going to count of the rest of saying casey's

josh giddey committed a basket paris first and the warriors on said this ways score that 1.1. >> one, 39, remain 5, 1, in the season. one in the in-season tournament. here's curry after they off this. >> i think everybody is trying you know, get out to get started. you know, there are near internment of ivan, the court changing on a little extra. energy to it. so. down to the 4th quarter were placed on back and forth. and it because i was entertaining. could gone either thankfully, our way. >> i have to tell you from chaser covering them against the kings of the night. that energy is not just on the screen. it's and it's very, very contagious. is out chase. that's all we have, though. for sports, i'll it back to you at the thanks so much, erin. and we're taking a live look from the top of the mount tam camera.

>> looking francisco skyline is a gorgeous day out there. dave, what are we expecting to see these next few days? >> kayla, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we have a for today, some bay fog to kind of deal with. that's the first things first. but you did see even a loft in that picture. there. some scattered clouds aloft. so we'll keep that in the forecast. but still a good deal. sunshine today we're holding off on the rain or anything like that until tomorrow. maybe a couple little light. rain drops thrown of the mixture. they're very, very modest. it looks like for the next couple of days with all this to play out temperature check. most readings in the 50's. we got 61 for antioch at this hour. 55 for oakland. 58 meanwhile for san jose. but let's get to the future cast for first things. first, we do have the fog to deal with some scattered clouds. a lot. there's all the noise up north by tonight. overnight we start to become overcast skies. so even though the sun will join us in our earlier tomorrow morning with the time change, it's still going to be kind of gloomy with the cloud cover in place. that will be a loft along with the marine layer, too. there you see a couple

stray showers. if you're lucky dirty up your car but we get more earnest by monday morning. there's the line dropping south right around the commute hours. so it looks like as he's come together here, these models monday morning, right on the commute. it looked like when the biggest hit will be. let's get further out. now we know about that one to get through monday morning. then we take a break for a couple of days and then towards the end of the week on friday, saturday, little chance. but look what happens upstream into the following week. this is much colder. as you can see, shuns. that means mountain snows return to tahoe. maybe a little flavor of some like of the winter, like pattern. that's certainly the highway. this storms take 4 zone forecast for today. 67 san francisco. let's keep it in the 60's off towards the coast. 70 for burlingame to the south. let's call it about 72 for a foster city, san carlos. 75 74 for palo alto. and we're scratching near about 80 here down to the south bay, morgan hill. 81, those goggles about 82 lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri

valley, upper 70's. but again, we might see near about an 80 try to. we saw 12 through 76 for a walnut creek. 77 for concord, 66 berkeley. so we see decoupling here happening inland contrasted with the east bay shoreline. 76 fairfield, 66 chilly degrees. allay onshore winds. you up. 74 for santa rosa. so check it out again. this traffic early on. take a nice breather tuesday into wednesday. watch those overnight lows, though. back to the business of the 30's might have some frost talk with all of that for kicks. meanwhile, high temperatures as you can see towards the end of the week thursday, friday, back in the 60's wsth more traffic to look out for. like the sound of what's good stuff as we go into the winter months now to that's not good. but but see because before we actkally get into kind of the wet season, all that we're getting, these will graces of nothing kind of storms and other kind of nuisance, but moistened up the ground level. so, you know, we turn off the fire concerns for for that's why we are. it thank you

>> take a look at this. there is a new mural in san francisco's mission district and it's honoring the life of sean monterrosa. a 22 year-old died in june of 2020 after he was shot by police officer and billy whoa. police have said that the officer shot monterrosa because he mistook a hammer in his hand for part of a gun. the california attorney general's office has been investigating ever sense. and the mural on the side of affordable housing building on 24th street can now be seen official unveiling ceremony is set to take place noon. volunteers got to work friday, cleaning up and repairing homes for a low-income family, rebuilding together, silicon valley and rainmaker, real estate have both teamed up to together helper resident who's lived in san jose for more than 50 years. the teams helped replace her deck and give her home a new coat of paint. in today's tech smart rich demuro gets behind the wheel of the rivian suv that's

described as both prodded yet. eco friendly. >> the rivian all electric suv is just as comfortable at the campsite as it is on the highway. thanks to its rugged looks and modern conveniences recently, i took this 3 row ev on a test drive. one look at the rivian are one s and you know, it's something special. this all electric suv is rugged and commanding yet gentle on the planet. even makes a birdlike chirp. when you lock the doors to test i took it on a road trip to paso robles, a city in california's wine country. >> driving rivian is like a small club. other rivian drivers would flash their lights or wave. as i passed, the suv sits up high with 2 giant screens front and center. the maps in system saw 4 are well designed without any driving. the rivian is

smooth. the car feel solid but not too rigid with 3 rows and tons of space inside. there are lots of creature comforts, including a removable bluetooth speaker in the center console a pullout flashlight in the door. plus a power outlet and air compressor in the trunk. all right. time charge charging proved to be the trickiest, although i had no issues finding chargers, not all of them were as fast as i would have liked. and on a road trip, this can cause range anxiety, all admit i had it on the plus side stopping let you explore random places like this old west town. we stumbled upon called los alamos. thankfully rivian is adopting tesla chargers next year. speaking of tesla door handles on the rivian are easier to use. they pop out when the car locks make no mistake. this is a big car and it feels that way when you're driving it. but it's still not enough to get you in and out of almost any situation. this suv is expensive. $97,000 as

tested a steep price to pay if you do, you better be spending your weekends in the woods. camping towing or on some sort of outdoor adventure. this is an ev that's happiest both enjoying our planet and saving it. >> the rivian i tested gets about 300 miles on a charge. they just released a long-range version that gets about 400. i still think charging on the road is the biggest unknown with a non tesla. that means road trips could require more time, more planning or both. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> don't go anywhere. we'll be >> don't go anywhere. we'll be right back.

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morning news. a gruesome discovery in the north bay. police are still looking for a man they accused of beheading a relative. >> and a south bay police officer is out of a job this morning accused of sending racist text messages. good morning and thank you so.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks so much for joining us here. i'm ella sogomonian. we start things off with a look at your weather forecast. dave spahr is standing by with the latest good morning, good morning, everybody. and still some scattered clouds and some of that fog lingering around the bay littlt bit to start. that's just a little bit of a startle nuisance here will make sat out nicely and we should see good deal. sunshine for your saturday here. so enjoy it and inland. we'll see those temperatures race to there is some of the lower 80's going on different story tomorrow. looks like we're going to see more than mostly cloudy, overcast. more of a gloomy scenario. then we're going to have for today. first things. the beauty picture we have about a half moon bay is a little spooky looking off towards the distance. there. but that is gives you a trend. we're talking about a lot of cloud cover hanging around the coast a little bit here. meanwhile, the satellite picture, that's where the juicy stuff is up towards our northwest. that's going take a while to get its act together. drop south. so as far as cloud

cover, this kind of probably cover up your late post midnight stargazing a little bit. and then as we start to get into tomorrow, overcast to start and some showers very, very widely scattered with the media's showers monday morning. temperature check for most readings in the 50's. we got 61 for antioch, a 59%. francisco 62 for a san jose and give you the quick contrast here were traveling in a couple little pockets here from napa, right down to half moon bay. but elsewhere, you can see positive territory compared again this time from yesterday. most those winds are going to be on shore so well be pretty much favoring the northwest before. just do westerly. 74 by 1 o'clock and 4 will try. 76 again. we'll see some lower 80's probably in the south bay and some scattered clouds a toss about as well. we'll have more your forecast as we get into tomorrow as well. l a too soon. thanks, dave. a horrific crime is under investigation to the north of us. santa rosa police are on the hunt for a man they say be headed. one of his family members. >> police are warning people that the suspect is considered

armed and dangerous and kron four's. dan thorn has the latest for us. >> santa rosa, police say the suspected killer has been on the run since thursday after a woman's body was found at a home without a head. it's believed the suspect took it with him and now police need help finding the man connected to this horrifying case. this is the man police say is behind a gruesome killing. 24 year-old luis, gustavo, arroyo. lopez is wanted after police say a relative's body was found at this santa rosa home based on the information they learned in their investigation. they do believe >> the mister arroyo, did leave the residence with his relatives, had in his possession. >> santa rosa police investigators responded to the horrific scene an pomo trail thursday afternoon. the victim was decapitated, but neither the killer nor the weapon was found. we do know that the

weapon used plated instrument. >> residents in the neighborhood say they feel bad after learning about what happened sad for the for the family and the relatives that they had to deal with. that is it's really unfortunate. >> greg, john lives just a few houses down from where the killing took place. he says he does not recognize the suspect or the distinctive for 20 tattoo on the side of arroyo. lopez's definitely keep an eye out for police say a rodeo lopez has prior convictions for violent assault and weapons possession. if spotted. police are asking people to avoid approaching him, please do not try and gauge or contact him. consider him armed and dangerous and call 9-1-1. >> investigators have not released the victim's name nor her relationship to arroyo. lopez. they say he has possible family connections to the central valley, but it's unclear if he is heading there reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news.

>> meanwhile, in the south bay, san jose police officer has been fired. he's accused of sending racist text messages. mark mckinnon morrow was involved in a shooting last year korea restaurant an internal investigation there of that shooting revealed the tax allegedly sent by make tomorrow in them. he is accused of using the n word and saying that he hates black people. he was a six-year veteran of the police department. san jose's mayor matt mahan is calling this disappointing and sickening. >> and i'm glad that this person is no longer a member of our police department. there is just no room for racism and in fact, completely undermines the mission of our department. it's unfair to the hundreds of officers who go out there every single day and put their lives on the line to protect and serve all of our residents equally while their respective there race, religion, gender it cetera. >> and and i just it's it's in

theory. we were having this conversation. but sadly, racism still exists. clearly. >> when we find it, we're not going to have any tolerance for it. >> employ kamara was texting with has been placed on administrative leave and also under investigation. nearby, california highway patrol is investigating a hit and run crash that hurt a stanford university student and they think it might be a hate crime. the collision happened on stanford's campus friday afternoon. investigators say that a driver hit an air of student while shouting racial slurs and then take took off. the car is a black suv with the tire mounted on the back. no other description of the person or the vehicle was given. berkeley police released video showing the moment that a woman was shot and killed in an al bernie toyota dealership. you might remember the story. kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest. but we do need to warn you video might be disturbing.

>> active shooter berkeley where exactly that was the 9-1-1 call made from inside the toyota service center in albany 2 months ago. berkeley police release surveillance video friday showing 24 year-old damar walker inside the dealership walking up to 24 year-old a lot of gallons desk who worked at the business according to police, walker pulled out a handgun and shot gallon. we compared to their 7 year-old son get out the side of the building. police body camera footage was also released friday. officers rushing up a stairwell of the toyota service center to the second floor where gallon was shot and killed once upstairs. officers located walker at the same desk and yelled for him to comply with police. i brief pause and then shots fired. according to berkeley police walker was pronounced dead at the scene. surveillance video from the dealership shows officers entering on the left side of the screen and walker lifting his gun. police say

the 24 year-old unsuccessfully attempted to take his own life. the fatal shootings are under investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office, albany police department and alameda county da's office. i reached out to gallons family to get their reaction to the videos being released. her mother yolanda, gallant telling me she's glad the public will get the chance to see for themselves. what kind of monster walker was. >> that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting gallons family set up a gofundme page to raise money for her 7 year-old son. it's raised more than $54,000 so far. >> happening right now, southbound lanes of i-680, are closed until monday. >> caltrans crews are repaving lanes that have become a safety concern for drivers. take a look at the map on your screen. as you can see, all southbound lanes of i-680, in pleasanton will remain off limits until 4 o'clock on monday morning. the closure runs from the 5, 86, 80 connector down to koopman road. all northbound lanes of 6.80, will remain open.

electric moped company rival will be taken off the streets of san francisco this month. the company tells kron 4 that services are set to end on november. 18th. the rideshare service will then only be available in new york city and new jersey. rebel didn't explain why they are ending operations in san francisco. the walk to end alzheimer's is taking part in so many cities across the united states today, including right here in san francisco, nearly 2000 people are expected to take part kron four's. tiffany justice is joining us live in the city from that event. and tiffany, when will it kick off and what can we expect? >> yes, so we have a few more hours before the actually gets going. but nearly 600 communities across the u.s. holder walk every year. and today francisco is holding they just turned on. the music starting to get pretty crowded. a lot of people starting to show up and you

see the starting line right behind me. the walk to end alzheimer's is today. it will start at 10, 30 this morning. restoration is right now. and we do also want to their own grant. lotus will be co-hosting this event as well. this walk is all happening at here. 27 right off of the embarcadero. 300 teams have already signed up for this year's walk. this event is the world's largest fundraiser for alzheimer's care support and research. according to the nonprofit worldwide, more than 55 million people are living with dementia in the u.s. more than 6 million have alzheimer's. we also want to talk about this. there's going to be a promise started. each color will represent your connection to the >> these are promised flour. promise flowers. we do ceremony at every walk across the country called the promise garden ceremony where each person at the walk gets one of these flowers that blows in the wind. there's no wind

today to tell but each color has significant. so the orange flower is for people who care about the cause who want to change things for the better for everyone. >> the purple flower, this is the one that i carry is if you've lost someone to alzheimer's or any other type dementia and i lost my mother is a said 2 lewy body dementia. and unfortunately many people carry purple flowers, the yellow flower is for caregivers of people with alzheimer's or dementia. people are actively supporting and caring for friends, family and others. and then blue is for people living with mild cognitive impairment alzheimer's or other dementias. >> all right. so this is a really big event for the organization today kicking the walk at 10, 30 this morning. registration is right now. and we just this week that organizes earlier and we do know that there is still a little bit more time to get registered. if you want partake in come and that's

exactly what i wanted to know. tiffany and as you mentioned, our own grant lotus will be hosting and i know that his grandmother, unfortunately passed away from alzheimer's. my own grandmother passed away from dementia sets are huge cause. a lot of people impacted across the united states. >> and we heard even a personal story from the woman that you spoke with said it's a really big deal out there. so you're saying people still have time if they want to take part to come through. and the whole point is to raise money for research right? >> right. that's entire point. that point. this is a big event happening today. now we spoke with organizers just a few moments ago and we do know that there's still a little bit more time. want to partake in. this registration is going on right now. the walk starts at 10, 30. so a little bit more time. you want to partake today. back thank you so much. tiffany justice reporting for us live in san francisco. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. why a major renovation at the headquarters of google has now been put on hold.

>> plus, kron four's, you know, is your election headquarters. so we're going to take a look at some upcoming races, including the one 2 elect somebody for dianne feinstein's now vacant senate seat. and after the break, a bookstore in the east bay was broken into not once but twice in just the past few months. we'll hear fro

>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. it is going to be a pretty gorgeous day out there, but we do have rain in the forecast which as dave spahr says, it is great for preventing any per ton of

potential fire danger so day. what else can people look forward well, a good morning and good morning, everybody for your saturday. at least is looking a lot like this. this is a nice base shot here in. >> we're keeping a couple scattered clouds thrown in the mix and we're still taking care of that fog along the coast. but going to scrounge up a lot of sunshine going on for today. so enjoy tomorrow. more on the gloomy side. most readings in the 50's, but already graduating to some 60's temperatures go coming in at 60. we see a 65 for any auc 62. meanwhile, 4. >> san jose. let's get the clouds sector again. we're calling it variable. clouds are scattered clouds. a guest for today will say little that marine layer is left over. but then by tonight, this really thickens up to kind of a carpet of cloud cover kind of over us. a few spotty or very widely scattered showers going on for your sunday. looks like we may open up the skies a little bit in the afternoon temporarily. then the deeper moisture gets here for your monday morning. and it looks like that will strike the morning commute is what it looks like in terms of the timing for today. we've got again, those scattered clouds nice. the one mild. we've got

70's bay lower 80's. well inland. now, again, tomorrow, kind of overcast, a little bit on the gloomy side. spotty showers, very, very widely scattered and the deeper stuff for your monday morning. but that may linger slated as late until tuesday. take a breather. go into wednesday, thursday, looking pretty good, mostly sunny, although chilly night. so watch out for that and a shower. getting back in here on friday. when walk through that in the longer range forecast in a bit, let's to about 67 san francisco, 70 for oakland, 78 san jose. again, those variable clouds in the program. here it is on the map. mid 70's up north upper 70's in the far east bay might even scratch a few lower 90's with the lower 70's lighting up the east bay shoreline. so you do see a little warmer conditions. well inland, something we don't see as much in the winter months. here's the drop. 65 on monday. opening up the skies in the afternoon because your morning commute will probably be a little bit of the wet side monday morning. and then we take a couple days off a kind of breathe, breathe remote note dry out the air chilly nights and then friday, here

we go back in the right thing. >> so slow down slippery roads. definitely that too. yes for monday, particularly. thank you, dave. one of oakland's most respected businesses was unfortunately burglarized for a second time this year. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the as you can imagine, frustrated owner. >> twice in the past 6 months, marcus books of oakland has been burglarized. the most recent incident happened at around 9 o'clock sunday night on martin luther king junior way. that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing what appears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered. san francisco store

front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which koester? $2500. you feel any confidence that the police are going to be able to solve this crime for >> i think with that somebody is going to solve it because videos everywhere. >> and this guy's face is everywhere. hopefully somebody, you know. let

somebody know who this guy is. >> making matters worse. the thrown damaged. a 15 year-old stained glass piece of art gifted to her by her brother. >> who also co-owns the store, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters. the latest uc berkeley poll shows u.s. representatives adam schiff and katie porter are running neck-and-neck to become california's next u.s. senator porter with 17% of likely voters and ship with 16%. the closest competitors are republican candidate steve garvey with 10% of the support. and democratic congresswoman barbara lee of the east bay with 9%, the top 2 finishers in the march primary regardless of party will face off in the november 2024 election. meanwhile, former milpitas mayor rich tran is running for his old position in the 2024 election. he was mayor from 2016 to 2020

during his term trend helped increase funding for the city's police and fire departments. he also passed an ordinance enabling police to sweep encampments near schools and other areas pretty regularly. he's going to be competing with current mayor. carmen, want know who is seeking reelection? and over the east bay. early voting starts this weekend for the oakland school board. special election. they're going to be trying to fill an empty seat on the board. the 2 candidates that are vying for that seat or jorge lerma, a retired teacher and principal and sasha ritzy hernandez who is described as a coordinator on the alameda county registrar of voters website early in-person voting will be available at the registrar's office over on fallon street or vote center on international boulevard starting today and it will be open until election day on tuesday. a plan to redevelop hundreds of acres of silicon valley is facing a major setback. australian construction and real estate company lend lease is

announcing they've ended their partnership with google since 2019. google has been planning a 15 billion dollar deal to build millions of square feet of retail and residential space in the area. the project included 15,000 homes, a quarter of which we're supposed to be made into affordable housing. in a statement lemley said, quote, the existing agreements are no longer mutually beneficial. given current market conditions. despite the announcement, san jose mayor matt mahan says he thinks a google will eventually finish the project. >> i'm not privy to what conversations are going on inside the company. but i i you our state is there still fully committed to building out the tech campus when the growth is there. the demand is there and the time is right to invest in a new commercial development. >> in response, google says, quote, they are looking at a variety of options to move development projects forward

and deliver on the housing commitment. ac transit agency wants your opinion on a possible systemwide bus service redesign. >> they're asking people for 3 specific preliminary service scenarios that future different bus routes and schedule changes throughout the system. the first proposal leaves that pretty much the same. the second option would reduce or end service in areas that they don't really have many riders using the bus. so then they would reallocate those resources to hire areas of demand. the final option would add new sources of significant funding. you can go ahead and cast your vote online for your favorite plan. happening tomorrow. it is the end of daylight saving time. this time. it's a good thing because it means you get an extra hour of sleep tonight. but for some people, it's not such good news because apparently doctors warn it could be a time change that would then trigger some headaches or even a migraine. some members of congress have been for years trying to and

this time change for good. but so far, no progress on that bill. still ahead, if you're foodie, get excited. san francisco's restaurant week has already kicked up and we are talking about some updates to that week this year. >> breakdown on the changes >> breakdown on the changes right after th

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visitors coming in for what's called the apec conference can then take part. the golden gate restaurant association says this is in order to try and help the restaurant industry recover from major losses suffered throughout the pandemic. customers will be encouraged to go try a new neighborhood restaurant or revisit their old favorites. and we our goal is to drive the business. the golden gate restaurant such it's in goal. >> drive the business to the restaurants. well, we sure hope that it helps more than 200 restaurants are participating and you can find the full list on sf restaurant week dot com. >> here's a cute idea. more coffee shops and corner stores could soon be coming to neighborhoods in berkeley. a group of city council members are pushing to allow small businesses to operate in areas traditionally zone for only residential use. the proposal could help out the economy also promote people to walk to certain cafes throughout the city. the mayor and city

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>> now on kron 4 morning news, alaska airlines is being sued after an off-duty bay area pilot allegedly tried to cut off the engines in mid air and a complete government shut down once again is looming just weeks away. we have the latest from washington, d.c..

good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're starting off this half hour with a look at the forecast. meteorologist dave spahr has got all the details. you need to know. >> well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and a pretty good day for you this saturday. enjoy that sunshine because going going to hiding it looks like tomorrow as we see a lot more cloud cover and trying to be unsettled. but could be a lot more bark and then we get any bite from it in terms of any real rain going on. we'll get some that lion share most likely to arrive on your monday morning commute is when the bulk of everything we get from all of this will be first things. first, let's check in those winds right now. we out of the north and northwest. that's going to be the trend just about until monday. that's when the switch will be because with the passage of that front, finally, temperature we're mostly in the 50's over the region. 65 antioch. 61 also for a san francisco in 63 san jose. palo alto also popping about 60 at this hour. and that's trailing

a couple degrees from where we were this time yesterday to the places like half moon bay. but again, with a lot of sunshine enjoy. we'll see those temperatures race nicely to the upper 70's and even some lower 80's as well. so again, tomorrow, a lot of cloud cover with a couple little stray showers working in here. but next week will be interesting. will see some sunshine come back again and then more rain towards the end of the week. put it all together for you in a bit. l a. thanks, >> happening right now, it is the walk to end alzheimer's in san francisco sounds like we're going to be talking with tiffany justice eventually. but we'll get around to that in a minute. and there's a minute. all right. tiffany justice standing there live for tiffany away. we've got going on. it sounds like we've got one and a hour. no one more hou s left until it all starts right. >> yes, everything starts at 10, 30. the walk begins at 10, at this point. the morning has

been busy. have an interview right now. marianna joining us live. so she's walking in events, but she actually has a bigger event planned overseas. so do you mind stepping in and telling us more about what brings you here today? why is this race so important to so my diagnosed alzheimer's here 8 years ago and it was early set on timers. as the years go on, you just buy more people are affected by disease. and so we have a big group about 35 people here today supporting the but this year's actually like really special for me because next week i leave for greece and i'm running the original in samara. in honor so i'll be running in the 26 now going to be tough. but >> be thinking of everyone to make sure deal this disease and that's what's going that's pretty. let's more about your involvement in race. have you partake this race previous

years, first so we've got we've done. we've done the walk about 3 years or 2 years ago. once again, we've got this big group we try to make it an annual thing where we all get together. you know, it is such tragic disease, it brings us all together and brings awareness to everyone. we're just here create awareness, but also bring everyone together. and you know you know, you're not right? everyone through and this walk so big. it's important as a fundraising event as well. and you mention a little bit why this walk is so important to you. do you mind going a little as to why, you know, you make the effort to come your boy, why this huge group, you know you have a few as maybe efforts come out. yeah. i mean, i think like i said, my mom diagnosed 8 years ago. so we've kind of been through it for the years you see how tough it is to go through not only like

personally, i'm so involved, but i everyone involved with me with my mom with my so i just want raise money to care to one day we could see like the say, the white flag, the white flour. that means we found so that's why we do it use a lot question to you is how does this all make you feel? we hundreds of people out here today for the walk. how does this all make you i mean, it's bittersweet. you know, it's like we're all here for a reason. and it's not a good but fantastic that so many people are here you create that awareness ultimately obvious you know, 10 or a fund to donate. just like i it all brings together to create share stories and great the memories maybe put some smiles to to a tragic and sad that disease and experience everyone's going you know, you're representing a great cause or app. and when

is actual race november? 21st? yeah. be in greece during the marathon i made the shirt. it has the combination of the marathon logo as well as alzheimer's here. so i'll be right in that. and there's i'm excited trial running for an amazing cause. thank you so much for talking with us live with we're going to send it back to you in studio. >> tiffany, i hear a recognizable voice in the grant lotus right now. let me let my body that his grad background on it this stage right now. so yes. he just got on it probably as soon as we went live. so granite on the stage, opening ceremony to everybody here right now. in a little bit for us. so we could see all the action. absolutely. let let me go ahead and behind the camera and make i can do shooting in 2 on. you know, let zoom for

you. further away. you members of champions here. yes. let me love you. >> make a little bit brighter. yes, there you go. grant is on the stage right now. know, cutting ceremony. joined by his son and daughter. that is so cute. a family affair and all in honor of his graham, of course, who also passed away from alzheimer's. thank you so much, tiffany justice reporting live from san francisco. >> we have an update to another major story we first reported right here on kron 4. remember that big area pilot that was accused of trying to shut off engines on an alaska airlines flight mid air. well, he's still behind bars now in portland, oregon, and he's now facing both state and federal charges. kron four's dan kerman reports that some passengers that were on that flight have now filed a

lawsuit against alaska airlines. >> 3 passengers aboard that san francisco bound alaskan airliner that was forced to make an emergency landing in portland last month when an off-duty pilot riding in the jump seat allegedly tried to shut down the plane's engines have filed a lawsuit against alaska airlines to the sense that what i thought was very >> secure. clean way of flying was compromised. what i went through, it impacted alaska passenger paul steven says he's now suffering from anxiety and trouble sleeping in says the moment the flight attendant announced there was an on-board emergency. >> remains front and center in his mind. >> the plant immediately takes a turn members left or right and nose dives toward its destination. the same exact time. the flight is shuttering. so the shaking happening in the cabin. it was like i said, it wasn't when i turned and looked at everyone around me. instant panic and fear came through and it was just shortly after that seconds that i had come to the conclusion that this is how

we're going how i was monday. the lawsuit blames alaska air for not doing anything to vet bay area pilot joseph emerson. >> before allowing him to ride behind the pilots in the jump seat. we're asking the airline to come clean about what it does or does not do to that. people who go into the cockpit. number 2, we asking for the airlines to be compelled. >> if they don't do so voluntarily to doctor seager's that will lease challenge those people so that there's an opportunity for them to discover and for frankly, pilots who may want to disclose that they're having an issue to do so before they get up in the air and threaten everyone's life. and the 3rd thing, of course, is given what actually did occur here and the effect it had on the passengers. we are seeking monetary re compacts compensation. alaska airlines says it's received the complaint and is reviewing it. in a statement, the airline says. >> the pilots and flight attendants operating flight 2059 responded without

hesitation to ensure the safety of all on board. we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skilled actions. those filing the lawsuit agree the pilots did save the passengers from disaster but say alaska has a responsibility to do more. no one should feel like they're about to die. no one should feel like. >> that that an individual who was a security risk was allowed to walk freely across the plain. and no one who is flying a plane are in charge of people's lives, like they can only communicate if they're having any challenges, particularly mental challenge. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the national news congress has 2 weeks left to reach a deal and avoid another government shutdown. new house speaker mike johnson wants to approve another temporary plan to extend spending january. but it would likely include policy changes are spending cuts that democrats may not want to support our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure has more details.

>> shutdowns are stupid. most republicans and democrats agree with south dakota congressman dusty johnson. but how to avoid a shutdown is still largely partisan. but initial idea was to extend that january. 15th speaker mike johnson supports a second temporary measure that would fund the federal government through early next year. there's some good arguments for that. but johnson is also entertaining. another idea called a ladder cr it would extend government funding agency by agency for different periods of time. we'll see how that goes. i think we can build consensus around translation. >> they want to shut the government now. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries worries any gop plan would come with unreasonable policy changes or steep spending cuts attached that devastate and undermine. the health, the safety or the economic well-being. of the american people. but indiana republican congresswoman aaron, how chan supports another temporary measure to resolve differences with the senate. need more time to

accomplish that. and even though the steps kevin mccarthy took to avoid a shutdown in september, ultimately ended his tenure as speaker. >> republicans say even their most conservative members will likely give speaker johnson some needed flexibility. there's a bit of a honeymoon period that comes with being a new speaker in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up next, the warriors have pulled off a nail-biting victory on the first night of the nba's new in-season tournament. we have the highlights. >> a rugged all electric suv with style and 3 rows of seats behind the wheel of the rivian in tech. smart. >> and if you could go for a little drive, lots of sunshine going on for today. kind of overcast working its magic tomorrow. high temperatures will be in the upper 70's even well inland. a look at 4 zone well inland. a look at 4 zone

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with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) >> now some bay area sports news friday night marked the first game of the nba's first ever in-season tournament. the warriors were in oklahoma city taking on the thunder kron four's. erin wilson has highlights. >> well, it was the first day of the nba's new in-season tournament last night and the warriors they were in oklahoma city taking on the thunder. last night's game will count towards the regular-season standings. and clearly there's a different feel. just look at the court, not a different colors. the jersey, though, a little different, but still the same, least for the warriors okc. they have some interesting ones on. let's talk the highlight stories get the first look at guy and kate hit home with put up. from the wing there. 24 points, 8 rebounds and 3 of right there. warriors. they were always in

for a shootout. so will say that got to 3 more. he out from the top of the right there. they go up by check out this play sepehri make it getting get this deal. gets wiggins wiggins finds kerry curry fries. the creek where that's what i called up because always making the cut through the back door right live to that were rolled out its. you will remember now step here with a sweet finish to the rahm. they get them within. one is tied instead. now with the ball, the chance to win it, he does drive towards the basket. he gets the scoop and score. >> the reps they can have to take a look at this. when looking to see draymond green, if you tested over the cylinder, which right, you can see that but the best is actually going to count of the rest are saying casey's josh giddey committed a of basket paris first and the warriors somehow on ways score that 1.1. >> one, 39, remain 5, 1, in

the season. one in the in-season tournament. here's curry after they off this. >> i think everybody is trying you know, get out to get started. you know, they're in a year. internment of ivan, the court changing on a little action. energy to it. so. down to the 4th quarter were placed on back and forth. and it because i was entertaining. could gone either thankfully went our way. >> i have to tell you from chaser covering them against the kings of the night. that energy is just on the screen. it's couldn't is very, very contagious. is out chase. that's all we have, though, for sports out to submit to you that that thank you, aaron. >> taking a live look from the top of mount tam cam across the san francisco skyline. and it is a beautiful day in the bay. dave, what can we expect later today? >> want to be mine. won't you be mine? beautiful a good morning, good morning, everybody. here's a live shot, by the way, sfo, little bank of some fog. you can see off towards the distance, but from

what they're telling us, it looks like everything's ok in terms of traffic going on. look at this. couple planes already zipping past as we speak temperature check. most rings in the 50's. in fact, 65 for any august. 63 san francisco, 61 half moon bay. you're probably not going to do much more than that this afternoon. and 63 san jose pretty go to the sunshine today. again, some scattered clouds and some bay marine layer, fog business. but beyond that, we're pretty good. then tonight we get more to the overcast thing early night. sky watchers are probably be ok, but then by 04:00am we're all covered up pretty nicely. a couple little spotty. light rain showers, almost a nuisance, the not to do much of anything. then we get more serious for your monday morning commute. that will be more rain time right there. looks like for the morning drive. let's look at the longer perspective. first things first. this is monday morning. alright, even some snow showers are possible in some of the higher elevations. then we go beyond that. we take a break. sunshine. yeah. cool nights, drier air and

then next weekend into the following week, we're starting to get a system more reminiscent of winters as it comes in from the higher latitudes like that. that means some snow showers going on for the mountains and lower snow levels as well. so you get more of that winter feel as we get into next weekend in a little beyond 67, san francisco, 4 zone forecast mid 60's to the coast. let's do about 70 for burlingame to the south. middle 70's approaching that 74 for palo alto in the south bay mid to upper 70's 81 for morgan hill with the east bay shoreline. lower 70's tri valley. that's at about a half-dozen degrees or so as a working thinkprogress 78 for livermore, dublin, 74. 76 walnut creek. 66 berkeley is a bigger separation. 68. meanwhile, for richmond and for the lake about 66. but 76 for fairfield vacaville, 78 sonoma, 74 74 also santa rosa. so today, kind of bit on the mild to warm side cooling off more. so tomorrow and into the rest of the week there. the 60's for highs, even when we

dry out when we dry out, particularly watch those overnight lows middle of the week, we're going to some chilly like weather and then another system look out for next weekend and the following week. it's a more about winter type feel yes. starting to feel like fall finally fall and winter. thank you, dave. >> for your money this morning. open enrollment for both medicare and medicaid is underway. >> and you're being reminded them to make sure that if you are already getting medicaid to still make sure that you qualify, secretary of health and human services, xavier becerra says during the pandemic, people were automatically re enrolled in medicaid. but now. >> even people who still qualify me to re enroll. >> a lot of folks are realizing they have to reapply. we don't want them to lose their insurance under medicaid if they still qualify. >> existing medicare recipients will be automatically enrolled if somebody learns that they no longer qualify. the sarah says there will likely an option

for a low cost affordable care act plan as a backup. more than 100 california highway patrol cadets took the next step in their careers on friday. 112 born into service during a ceremony in west sacramento. >> after 26 weeks of intense training, these officers will be assigned to one of the 103 different chp offices across california. >> your joining an elite department. what a long history providing the highest level of safety. service. and security. >> chp has been struggling to fill 1000 vacant positions across the state right now. in today's tech smart reporter rich demuro takes a look at the rivian suv that's being described as both rugged yet eco-friendly. >> the rivian all electric suv is just as comfortable at the campsite as it is on the

highway. thanks to its rugged looks and modern conveniences recently, i took this 3 row ev on a test drive. one look at the rivian are one s and you know, it's something special. this all electric suv is rugged and commanding yet gentle on the planet. even makes a birdlike chirp. when you lock the doors to test i took it on a road trip to paso robles, a city in california's wine country. >> driving rivian is like a small club. other rivian drivers with flash their lights or wave. as i passed, the suv sits up high with 2 giant screens front and center. the maps in system saw 4 are well designed without any lag driving. the rivian is smooth. the car feel solid but not too rigid with 3 rows and tons of space inside. there are lots of creature comforts, including a removable bluetooth speaker in the

center console a pullout flashlight in the door. plus a power outlet and air compressor in the trunk. all right. time charge charging proved to be the trickiest, although i had no issues finding chargers, not all of them were as fast as i would have liked. and on a road trip, this can cause range anxiety, all admit i had it on the plus side stopping let you explore random places like this old west town. we stumbled upon called los alamos. thankfully rivian is adopting tesla chargers next year. speaking of tesla door handles on the rivian are easier to use. they pop out when the car locks make no mistake. this is a big car and it feels that way when you're driving it. but it's still not enough to get you in and out of almost any situation. this suv is expensive. $97,000 as tested a steep price to pay if you do, you better be spending your weekends in the woods. camping towing or on some sort of outdoor adventure. this is

an ev that's happiest both enjoying our planet and saving it. >> the rivian i tested gets about 300 miles on a charge. they just released a long-range version that gets about 400. i still think charging on the road is the biggest unknown with a non tesla. that means road trips could require more time, more planning or both. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> definitely have to make use of that money. it's a will be of that money. it's a will be right back.

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>> ok, >> you might have spotted the san francisco self-proclaimed bubble guy around town for the last 3 years. his name is kurth and he's been sending off these enormous bubbles into the sky across different parts of the city. i caught up with him in lower hill and actually learned that he was inspired to do this during the pandemic, too, brighten up the mood and then he just took it upon himself, saying that he studied the science of bubbles because it is pretty challenging to get them that big. he shared one of his secrets. dawn dishwashing soap baking powder. an ingredient found in jolo. and if you can imagine he does this allegedly 15 hours a day, 7 days a week. speaking of 7 days, dave. >> you know, zinni get a bunch of mail that's going to be crayons going really can you can email me the recipe i want ok, ella. we're talking about overcast skies tomorrow. today. we're ok, we've got some scattered clouds, all that business tonight. turning over cast and then tomorrow, maybe a few little light.

little rain showers going on here. but the juice, your stuff is still upstream. here we go. that's for monday morning on your commute. unfortunate time. great. but anyway, it looks like it arrived. then we take a breather until there's another batch as we get towards the end of the week, it will be more unsettled into the following weekend and the following week. and tonight when you retire. i used to say that years ago when you retire, when you go to bed when you are completed with the daily activities today and you're done, you want to spring back. we fall back an hour for all your analog clocks, everything it's connected to the internet. it knows 02:00am sunday. it's going go back to 01:00am again. so we have to 01:00am tonight, by the way, a matter its spooky. when you see it, we never see 09:00:01am. it's like, wow. listen filling in on this shift. i'm excited about the one hour x troops. there was that 7 day forecast and it said for your health before the bubble story because >> i guess you can see it's like for your mental health, thank you. happy went 12 to

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