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the city. we have everything you need to know in a live report. and a bay area man followed home and robbed after getting money from an atm. the tips from police to help keep you safe. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it is saturday, november. 11th veterans day. let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, welcome back. and good morning. and we have a pretty sweet weekend going on here before we have an unsettled week. coming up ahead, we'll be tracking give you all the latest details on all of that. >> and a little bit closer to the timing and all that, which you can expect the next week as well. but your saturday looking pretty sweet. >> we're taking care of some last minute to cloud cover here and there. but things have cleared out pretty nicely across most of the district. as we look for temperatures to return to their nice lot. the 70's well inland, there's a shot you can see from half moon bay and some leftover

high cloudiness, not just there, but in some the east bay, just a little bit here. but that will just kind of color are skies there. you can kind of see it in motion behind it again, fairly clear. so outside of maybe some high cloudiness will do. all right. a chilly start. it is though, a couple of readings missing from this. but you get the general trend. a lot of 40's on the board. so better in the 30's, though it feels chilly or in spots, though. 51 balais 55, san francisco, the mild spots and you can see those 40's well inland and it is a bit cooler in spots than it was yesterday at this time with the dry air in place, although half moon bay looking pretty good there. well, ahead, so for your day ahead, mostly sunny skies. those temperatures return to the lower 70's for highs by this afternoon. coming up in a bit, we'll take a look at what's going look like for today tomorrow and hints into your unsettled next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. also known as apec over the next 7 days. leaders from asia and the u.s.

including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now in mescow. nice enter with more on what we can expect throughout the week. good morning to you, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, essentially equates to the super bowl of world economies, dignitaries from all over the world are in town right now for the apec summit starting today. and the town has been busy getting ready for the summit as well. earlier this week, they raise the apec flag over san francisco in a ceremony and security barriers have been placed up around the muskogee they're my hotel. the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of dignitaries in san francisco since 1945? >> when the charter creating the united nations was actually created here. a summit opens up today will go until friday expecting to draw in around 20,000 people into the city and traffic is highly anticipated. we want to show you which areas are going to

be impacted the most in and around the county center and the fairmont hotel traffic will be temporary, blocked off from market to harrison street and 5th street to second street. green areas mean this is only for local traffic ready areas and locators means this is controlled pedestrian traffic and checkpoints for pedestrians, locations with yellow locators. this is where vehicles will be checked and interstate interstates will be impacted as well. caltrans will be closing parts of i-80 later next week at the request of federal law enforcement mayor london breed and city leaders urging the public to avoid roads if possible and take advantage of public transportation. we want to go in that into this as well. of course, the most anticipated meeting during the summit will be between president biden and chinese leader xi jingping. the 2 will meet on wednesday, but details about the specific locations about this meeting have not been released at this time. this will be the first time the 2 have met face-to-face in nearly a year and they will discuss very

important topics and issues like trade, taiwan and israel-hamas war. now, the first event today is set to start at 1 o'clock this afternoon. we'll we'll have her coverage about this week long event all week reporting live to be justice. back to you. all right. a very busy week ahead for san francisco. thank you so much for your coverage. tiffany. >> you can also follow our ongoing coverage of a peck on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our website with everything you need to know including street closures and a list of events. and turning now to a police investigation. now underway. it timber and robbed at gunpoint after getting money from an atm kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> police say the victim with through $500 in cash from the bank of america in mill valley. around 3 o'clock friday afternoon. but was unknowingly followed to his home in timber on. and it was there that a man armed with a gun threatened him, stole his

money and then took off from the scene. this is the moment a suspected armed robber and his brother were seen getting away in timber on police say the duo targeted a man at this bank of america atm at strawberry village and followed him to his apartment near janet way. and andrew drive can't believe that they would do that. but i do believe that they would do that, but it's kind of sad for the person that i happen to. >> scary people who use this atm frequently say they have never felt unsafe when withdrawing money. but after hearing about the robbery, they're on alert. think kind of things are becoming more common. >> and it's not excuses. just certain city or neighborhood. i think it's anywhere and everywhere. >> this longtime timber on resident who did not want to show her face, says people in this community should not have to live in terror. i'm so sorry for >> his experience and his and he's in the threat. against

him. >> temper on police say while the robber demanded the $500 in cash from the victim, a shot was fired. they say a ricocheted bullet fragment could be responsible for a cut to the man's need after stealing the man's money. the suspects were caught on video driving away in a red kia police later found the suspects in richmond and took them into custody. police departments across the bay area have been warning about atm related robberies. those warnings include scanning the area and watching for suspicious people or activities use atm's located inside the bank following your withdrawal, put cash away immediately. and when leaving an atm, make sure you're not being followed tips. some atm users are already following. >> if i see anybody that doesn't that i just get back in my car or just not getting in my i stay in my car and drive off. that's my suggestion to everybody. a minute to get off trust. just around. so your car and go to another. you can.

>> timber on police also telling us that the victim had to be taken to the hospital for his injury. the 2 suspects are being interviewed about this case in timber on dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and alameda, a man is being treated for chemical burns following an apparent explosion at a pool. it happened yesterday morning at a condo complex on shore point court. this is on the west side of the island right across from crown beach. firefighters say the man was servicing the pool. still no word from officials on what triggered that explosion. in the north say one person is dead after being swept into the ocean. this happened friday morning at point reyes beach, emergency crews tried to save the person. the victim was airlifted to the hospital where they later died. meanwhile, so this is the fire crews. stone them friday morning. you can see the scene right there. this happened near amador and 3rd street. paramedics arrived on scene and evaluated the swimmer who

miraculously did not sustained significant injuries. >> and more bay area tech companies like google and nextdoor announced layoffs this week. but most bay area economists say things seem to be improving in the tech industry. kron four's dan kerman has more on that. >> another week, another round of tech layoffs this week. it's google and next door, which is reducing its workforce. 25 1% by laying off 200 employees. still the website layoffs, fy. i shows tech layoffs have been on a steady decline since they peaked in january of this year. tech employment. >> what are from before the pandemic? and nearly a jobs. we're only a few 1000 below the peak. all of the layoffs of happened. but level of tech employment is down only a 20 event.

>> steven levy is the director and senior economist at the center for continuing study of the california economy. he says new jobs in ai clean energy and electric vehicles are allowing many of those laid off to find new work. but he still has some concerns. >> i'm much more worried. about the return to working in the office that i am about the tech layoffs. levy says that's impacted small businesses and restaurants that depend on office workers to stay afloat. we have can. some look at downtown palo alto, which >> actually has up whole lot of tech workers. he concluded at the decline in people coming into the office. wiped out about 100,000 square feet of retail demand if and when that will bounce back is unclear. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, today is veterans day and communities across the bay

area host celebrations to honor those who have served. here's a look at just some of the events you can participate in today. the city of fairfield host a veterans day ceremony, concert and parade event. start at 10 o'clock in the downtown theater in the south bay. san jose also host a ceremony and parade that starts at 10. 45 on market street followed by a parade at noon at the snp center, the uss hornet museum hosted veterans day ceremony at 11 this morning followed by other presentations throughout the day. the city of down bill also host a ceremony at 11 this morning. a community hall on hartz avenue. the city of put a petaluma host, a parade through the downtown area starting at one this afternoon. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as honor our veterans today, a new consumer warning about scams targeting those trying to help. >> those who have served. plus one bay area fire department shares ways you can stay safe from carbon monoxide poisoning. and after the break, a new program is

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moon bay with the way some high cloudiness, there will be enough to kind of paint the skies a bit. but enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures pretty well inland, starting 40's. there might be a couple of pockets of some 30's, right for get this rays of sun. we're getting now. but san carlos coming in at 50 at this hour, half moon bay, we just worth 48 and inland. plenty of 40's. it will be replaced by 70's later today close. and this is with the satellite picture is some left over high cloudiness. it will around a bit for today, but mostly sunny will work for just about everybody. little bit more in the way of cloud cover for tomorrow. big storm we're talking about here. it is up here in the place. we look for gulf of alaska. if you squint, you can kind of start to make out the rotation. key issue is this is cold air upstairs. this is mild air at the surface of the pacific. and that's going to take the scenic route. it's not going to take the b line here. it's going to head south first kind of little to lure of the northern pacific easter division and then finding start drifting indoor neighborhood. when we get to around tuesday, wednesday, still working on the details of the timing. we'll give you

an idea what it looks like for now. futurecast for an eventful kind of a yawn joint. lots of sunshine here forward as we get into sunday, there is a noticeable, some scattered clouds to make note a bit. we get a little that marine layer particularly overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. and again, a few little scattered clouds for your afternoon. there's the line of rain, but as close as you would think, it's going to take a while to get its act together. so putting it all together. there's the points a few scattered clouds going on today. mild 70 ish for the bay near mid 70's going on inland tomorrow. different story, variable clouds as we mention little cooler thou tuesday, wednesday, rain and cold. that's going to be rain for everybody intensely. it's going to be mostly along the west. san francisco, southern marin cut right down there towards the peninsula and then break up a little bit. it looks like so it'll be kind of tuesday wednesday with pockets of heavy rain. other is not getting anything yet later in the week. thursday through friday, we talk about stormy because that instability upstairs may drive some hail

and some thunder shower action workout for forecast today. 68 san francisco early scattered clouds mild, 70 for oakland. 74 san jose. high temperatures today we got some lower 70's on the board. of course. we'll have a little bit more in your 4 zone forecast, but day by day here, stephanie. we're kind of like looking at things to see how they kind of come together because we're changing a little bit. they today one of total agreement on the models. but really it's fair to say sloppy all next week okay. all right. thank you for something thank wondered thank you for making it >> all right. well, drivers in petaluma with a broken head or tail light can now get vouchers to help with repairs. >> instead of getting handed a ticket kron four's philippe djegal explains how that program works. >> this is our voucher booklet instead of issuing driver's citations for broken car lights, petaluma police officers now have the discretion to offer a voucher worth up to $250 for motorists to have the repairs made for free. you see a police

officer. the lights come on behind unfortunate. there's times where we're officers writing dreaded ticket. this is in lieu of a ticket. vouchers are funded by the lights on program which launched citywide this week. it is sponsored by the nonprofit parent organization of the that cold micrograms, some a family man. i have my own kids driving around. i'd like to make sure everybody. >> drives around with the safest vehicles possible. ready blue owns 3 local heroes, auto repair shops in petaluma and santa rosa. >> his business and the hansel auto group are partnering with lights on when people have a problem light. i get to >> make the repairs and i get to. defray the costs so that way they don't have to come out of pocket immediately for in they get safer car. always trying to find ways improve are trusting compton's with with with the citizens in our community members across 21 states, the lights on program

has partnered with 163 law enforcement agencies. it was founded in 2017. and since then. >> more than 10,000 vouchers have been redeemed in petaluma philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> there's enough empathy in this town to hold. all community is grieving. >> a jewish parents are calling on oakland unified and the oakland education association to avoid taking any position on the conflict between hamas and israel. >> i am deeply concerned about the mental and physical safety of our jewish children and teens in schools. what's happening in israel and gaza today affects many of in different ways. yet no resolution by will change the dynamic in the middle east. it will, however, and it has put our community at odds with one another. >> several weeks ago, the education association expressed their support for the people of palestine and

their opposition to the israeli government. after much criticism, they also said they condemn anti-semitism and islamophobia. this past wednesday, the school board was set to consider a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the conflict. but that may meeting ended without discussion on the issue. oakland unified says their schools are safe spaces for everyone and under no circumstances should any of their students feel or staff feel singled out because of how they identify. across the bay area. friday, members of the jewish community set up empty. bought tables to honor the roughly 240 hostages being held in gaza. >> this display was in sausalito. she bought is a day of rest for jews. it's from friday night at sundown to sunset saturday night. it's been now 5 weeks since hamas attacked israel and kidnapped men, women and children. in response, israel released a relentless series of air attacks on gaza. the biden administration says the number of palestinians killed is likely higher than 10,000.

israel has announced daily for our pause is in the attacks to allow civilians to get out of fighting areas in gaza. the biden administration is calling for those pauses to be longer. in the north bay. a warning from the santa rosa fire department after an elderly couple was found dead inside their apartment from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. four's ella sogomonian reports on what you should know when trying to stay warm this winter. >> it's really an unfortunate reminder for us all as people start to rely more heavily on gas, powered appliances. >> residents inside this building at the vintage ridge apartments were evacuated on wednesday morning. >> after an elderly couple died in one of the units. santa rosa fire fighters suspect they were exposed to lethal levels of carbon monoxide. pulled up. >> and we noticed that there was. but cops here cpg get trucks and there ysu go. we're just wondering what was going santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says the reason for

their deaths is still being determined. >> but it's suspected that a natural gas powered appliance inside the apartment may be to blame. he cautions everyone to make sure they have carbon monoxide alarms that are up to because changing the batteries may not be enough. the alarms can expire after 10 years. he also recommends to get familiar with the sounds of your alarm, carbon monoxide, especially in homes as primarily as a result of incomplete combustion. and so. >> it's important that people have those carbon monoxide in other homes that have been tested, their functioning and outside bedrooms where they can alert somebody. the permit management company left a notice on a neighbor's door saying they will be testing carbon monoxide alarms. it's not clear if the victims had a functioning alarmed themselves. >> if it was working, i mean, they should be working. she'd been tested. the family were closed over the >> as temperatures drop, people might resort to using their gas stove or oven to heat up a room. but the fire

marshal warns against that calling it risky. he says if an alarm does go off to turn off the appliance, open the windows and call 9-1-1. so again, we have yet to learn exactly what went wrong in this case. and we have yet to learn identities of those 2 victims. i did speak with a resident of the apartment complex who says that the management company did check their alarm in recent months reporting in santa rosa. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. some ski resorts are open in tahoe. what you can look forward to the ski season.

>> well, it's time to dust off those skis and snowboards mount rose in north lake tahoe is firing up the lifts and welcoming visitors. we spoke with the resort to see what they have lined up for the start of the ski season. >> our is to get up so we can a quality experience. so what that means is, yeah, we have, but what but that could rationale and the qualities he experiences about about the the vertical right now. and no, with being a cause no like fall. but the man to get open huge. and so and and will. are definitely want to get out there start making term. >> mammoth mountain in the southern sierra also opened friday. heavenly northstar and kirkwood opens next friday as well. but there's francisco is golden gate park has been relocated to peer 43 at

fisherman's wharf. the 150 foot. we'll start running on tuesday just in time for the apec summit. the wheel opens from 10 in the morning to 10 o'clock at night. ticket prices brought 18 bucks for adults and $12 for the kids. once on the wheel, you'll get a view of telegraph hill bay bridge and even alcatraz. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news four's vicki liviakis takes us inside one steakhouse keeping warriors fans bowl chase center. and 4 is once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. enter your nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can go to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women.

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news security barriers are up in san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, which kicks off today. and we are now less than a year away from the 2024 election. and one ballot measure could lead to more rent control across the state. good morning. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. but first, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with mister dave sphar. good morning to you, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and plenty of sunshine is on tap for your saturday. not bad for those temperatures as well. >> kind of repeat performance expected for tomorrow, though, we'll throw some scattered clouds in there for good measure. >> take an interesting turn into next week. it will be quite active as we look for a couple of bouts of some heavier rain coming our way

with some thunder shower action and some hail possible as well. we put that all together for you in the longer forecast. let's check out what your day is going to look like a was look at about 65 as we approach noon, 71 to 2 o'clock as we'll see some lower 70's well inland. the picture right now, east bay shoreline, looking nice. we do again have some of that painted high cloudiness little bit kind of leftover business, if you will, as little passing collection of clouds just kind of sinks to the south. and let's us with mostly sunny in its wake overnight we've we managed to cool off to the 40's and a good chunk of real estate. we have upper 30's probably in some of those pockets there before the sun joins us this morning. but already some lower 50's taking hold. we've got any aka 51 along with toledo, 54 for san francisco in 48 for san jose. and we're trailing a little bit in some pockets here. in other words, we're colder this morning and we were from yesterday because we did have some clear skies overnight. there. so the winds an eventful and that's pretty much for today. tomorrow you can expect, but that will be become a little bit more active as we go into next

week. have more on the projections were looking for next weekend. also that 4 zone forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. also known as apec. >> over the next 7 days, leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area. rob was tiffany justice live for us now in moscow, center with more on what we can all expect throughout the week. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, if you come down to the muskogee center, this is what you're going to see all surrounding the saint. are these huge barriers and fences surrounding the center. there's no getting through these fences. they are locked up. this is essentially according to the super bowl of world economies, dignitaries from all over the world are in town right now for the apec summit starting today. and the town has been busy getting ready earlier this week. they have raised the apec flag over san francisco. the ceremony.

>> and security barriers have been placed around the muskogee center and fairmont hotel. the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of dignitaries in san francisco since 1945. when the charter creating the united nations actually created here. the summit opens up today will go until friday, expected to draw 20,000 people into the city. and traffic is anticipated to be. >> heavy. we want to show you which areas in and around are going to be impacted the most around muskogee center in fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street, street to second street. these areas. let's talk about it. green areas means this is only for local traffic, red areas and locators. this is for controlled pedestrian areas and they will be checked as well. locations with yellow locators. this is where vehicles will be checked. we also want to talk about this. interstates will be impacted for this summit. caltrans will be closing parts of i-80 later next week at the request of federal law enforcement mayor

breed london breed and city leaders urging the public to avoid roads if possible and take public transportation. we also want to go into this. of course, one of the most anticipating meetings during the summit will be between president biden and chinese leader xi jingping. the 2 will meet on wednesday, but details about the specific locations has not been released or specify. this will be the first time the 2 have met face-to-face in nearly a year and they will discuss issues like to walk taiwan trade in israel and hamas war. so the first event today will start around 1 o'clock this afternoon and we'll have much more about this. you can tell there's a lot of information about this event will have much more throughout the week. stephanie, back to you. >> all right, a very busy week ahead for san francisco. thank you so much, tiffany, for staying on top of all that for us. it is buzzing for the start of a fact. as you can see right there, the neighborhood hosted a night

markrt. it's been a 2 block stretch of grant avenue between bush in sacramento street. >> people got to munch on some delicious chinese food from more than a dozen local bakeries and restaurants last night we spoke with kevin chan of the iconic golden gate fortune cookie factory. >> i think it's time come out spend some money and support the communities of what i to put the cd. i wo class city. >> new lanterns were recently put up to help brighten up the streets. as you can see right there. if you missed the market last night, it will be back again tonight from 05:00pm to 09:00pm. and you can also follow our coverage of a peck on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything you need to know including street closures and a list of events. >> all right. we'll probably local election headquarters and a new poll shows a majority of californians support proposed ballot measures to expand rent

control and raise the statewide minimum wage kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks down the numbers for us. >> less than a year out from the november election, californians are weighing in on 2 measures that have qualified for the november 2024 ballot. among them, a proposal to gradually increase the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour per the poll from the public policy institute of california as stands right now. 67 1% of california say they are in favor of the proposal. 31% are opposed. as for a proposal that would allow local governments to expand rent control while 2 similar ballot measures failed in recent elections. results from this poll indicate the 3rd time could be the charm. 55% of california say they support the proposal while 43% are opposed. it's a window into role that economic issues >> and cause a living and housing costs are playing in elections. mark baldassare is the poll director, a poll that

found jobs, the economy and inflation rank at the top of the list for a majority of californians is that is what people are experiencing themselves and their own households. but what they're hearing about the broader environment in california is that. cost living is very cost of housing is very and so is his brother here in california this is a tough place to on that note, while just over half of the more than 2,200 people surveyed said they approve of how governor gavin newsom is handling the economy. >> a majority also said they believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. on top of that, more than 6 out of every 10 respondents said they are concerned the next 12 months will bring about challenging economic times for the state with more than 7 in 10 saying they think their children will be worse off in california than their parents. all of that speaks to the fact they can help bring is not just for their own experiences, but what they're seeing going on this day feel like this is becoming affordable place to

live. >> and as for the 2 ballot measures mentioned in this report, while they are set to appear on the general election ballot, november 5th. >> 2024 at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> mateo police say they've arrested the driver behind a hit and run that sent a man to the hospital and killed a family dog. it happened friday morning at the intersection of 42nd avenue and edison street. the victim told police he was walking his daughter's dog when a truck hit them and drove away. police later found the truck and the suspected driver in san carlos. investigators are looking for anyone with surveillance footage of this incident. the fbi is investigating after suspicious letters were sent to public officials around the country, including california. they say some of those letters contain fentanyl. most of the letters were sent to election offices. u.s. postal service. officials say they were able to intercept envelopes headed to elections facilities in los angeles and sacramento. and

take a look at the damage after a fire sparked in a mountain view apartment. the city estimating the damage is here to be $25,000. it happened friday morning near the intersection of moffitt boulevard in middlefield road. the city says a faulty electrical panel behind an oven caused the flames. no residents were injured. well, this veterans day, the federal trade commission is warning about charity scams. the ftc says it's important not to assume the caller id on your phone is valid. that could be scammers on the line. make sure you avoid clicking on links in messages or emails without confirming the origin. you can check the legitimacy of any organization by typing in the organization's name and fraud together in a search engine. you can also avoid odd and unusual ways that people are asking you to donate like using gift cards or wire transfers. it supports in-state pretty well together. and a new steakhouse is bringing upscale dining to the home of the warriors san

francisco kron four's vicki liviakis takes a look in this morning's dine and dish chef tyler. florence has a lot on his plate these days. we >> this is just some of what you'll experience miller. lux chef tyler florence waking steakhouse at chase center in san francisco. we're so excited partner with the warriors here. >> and we're pioneers over here in the side of town. >> this side is the city's dogpatch neighborhood where miller unlock serves up stake like this. tomahawk as well as fresh oysters are chefs and i get a chance play around. >> with some really beautiful flavor combinations. we thank want that? five-star experience the place you go honestly the department next to that is our sickest part. this is like a meringue but even better you get the draft upscale mouth watering. so it miller, lax. you can the locks. >> if you're up for something

less formal chef is cooking up something new union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, it was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what was a struggling part of the civil. you're to be met with. >> a beautiful rotisserie oven right here. one is for a light meal, the other cafe for his wicked pastry. now is the time. now is the time to do that. his enthusiasm mixed with celeb status. the city hopes will be a recipe for success coming back stronger than ever. >> and that's real bigomessage everybody out there like coming up paul over there over >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. it's veterans day and a bay area group. >> is extending a helping patriotic paw to support those who serve. stay tuned to learn more and how you can join their tail wagging f. >> it's turning up the dog

days of summer. we have for today. no, it's a pretty good day for our veterans. with temperatures in the lower 70's well inland, lots of sunshine, but on settles, we go into next week. put this all together for you next kron. together for you next kron. morning news continues.

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stephanie? yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. why? because the afternoon warming up nicely. get in those lower 70's going on well inland. here's the shot from the golden gate bridge. >> even have some, you know, because of birds in the background, checking things out to some contrails leftovers. well, so high cloudiness to start and this will probably thin out and clear out a little bit better into the afternoon headed to tahoe. things are quiet for now. mid 50's dropping to the lower 50's as we get into monday tuesday by this point we're going to see a lot more action on the home front by tuesday. then they'll see up north. this is very very concentrated in terms of who's getting what with this. so we'll put this together in just a bit here. meanwhile, for your saturday looking pretty sweet on this high pressure, kind of controlling things for a while. nice front towards our north. and that's the line of rain that will start to see appearing on our regional picture here, probably as early as monday before it really impacts us later. futurecast for again, we're sunny going on for your saturday. pretty sweet it that getting into sunday. we do see

some scattered clouds want to make note of to start even to finish the day as well. so not as picture us tomorrow. temperatures reduced a little bit more so here's the monday i'm talking about. this is monday morning with your commute ok, don't worry. line of rain up towards the north as the system starts to get its act together. so you know, the longer range forecast, let's get they're good for your weekend. here it comes. that's the first tip that looks tuesday morning there. so the tuesday morning commute on balance. looks to be pretty unsettled with pretty intense rain in spots. then there's another hit that bit later on. as you can see tuesday night, we get into wednesday morning in the low is still remaining out to sea. it's where the lift is provided and that means with the cold air upstairs, that's the instability to drive potentially some thunder showers, which is why we mentioned those thunder showers for thursday and into friday. beyond that looks like the next weekend, ok? but some scattered clouds to make note of 4 zone forecast company today. 68 san francisco to the coast will do those 60's pacific about 65 burlingame,

71 and foster city san carlos, 70 to 68 from mountain view to the south bay, middle 70's working here. let's i mentioned these inland spots look pretty sweet east bay shoreline around 70 tri valley. pretty close to that. 73 72 walnut creek, 71 concord. we'll be around. 72 for san leandro. a cool 65 allay. 71 for fairfield. and we get to 73 for santa rosa. all right. your seven-day forecast, there's the unsettled weather you can see after the heavy rain. we get wednesday thursday and even a little under friday might get some thunder shower action, although temperatures somewhat on the mild side in the mid to even upper 60's wolf. stephanie. tell me about it. >> well, today is veterans day and here at kron 4, we're honoring those who have served a special bay area group is helping veterans year round one tail wag at a time. the group is called paws for purple hearts. and joining us live clare richardson and the koonin and veteran john to adele to share more about all

of this important work. good morning to you guys morning. we're so pleased to have all of you here with just to start tell us a bit about the organization and the goal. yes, so. >> we play service dogs with veterans at no cost to the veteran. we've been established for 12 years now we started at the menlo pahk va and we've spread all over the country from alaska to virginia and we provide social therapy. and our trademark canine assisted warrior therapy, all at local v a's through established wonderful and who did you bring with us of brett? bring to join this morning. yeah, this is ryan. she is a 5 month-old golden retriever puppy and she's one of our service dogs in training and she's incredibly well behaved. you guys got here pretty early this morning and i haven't heard a single bark from her. >> attention has been very well focused on on all of you. tell us a bit perhaps the training process and how you i select the dogs to pair with the veterans. yes, or dogs are in training with us. i'm

starting out and as little as 3 weeks old. so they really start their base training with us all the way up until they're about 2 and a half years old when they get placed as a service dog with us. so their process, you know, like i said, starts at 3 weeks and they learn over 100 commands during that time, 100 commands. so this young, we really focus on socializing, getting them out in new environments and building their confidence and then in that 2 and a half years is really when they're learning all those commands to the nba placed with a veteran one tomorrow and any specific commands that can follow at the with those she yes, she's still very young. she's 5 she is very treat motivated. so she is working on some fun commands. we, you know, all the basic commands. she's learning how to retrieve items. she's learning how to do some fun ones. we have a command called turn where they spend in the circle. yes. so there are a little fun ones, but she's also learning some of service dog tasks as well. yeah, so because our veterans go through so much when there

are, you on the on the road, what is the process of placing the dog with the veteran to make sure that they're a good fit for each yeah, we really look at both sides of the needs of the veteran, of course and what they need in the service dog and also what the dog performs best at. so where will the dog be happiest working and where they really thrive? so we also match on not just personality of the dog and the veteran. but also, you know, where they would work best. yeah, very wonderful. don, you're a veteran what mask when you served united states thank you for your service, sir. and you've been with the organization for how well, i'm very good, but i hope to become a retread. >> and i was introduced to paws for purple hearts through the veterans administration, the va hospital at fort they have a very good program working collaboratively with the >> for purple hearts and they

come and they bring. their dogs in training. yeah, and they give us an opportunity to help in their training wonder through that process. we're also experience in our own yeah. and tell us about the healing power of the relationship between. >> an animal like ryan and yourself. >> as a special spirit in our animal friends, a very special spirit. and when you can connect to that spirit, they connect with you. and they can understand your needs. they can communicate with you in their way. and when you listen to them, they have lots to say. >> it's a beautiful thing and how can people learn more about volunteering were what are the needs of the organization right now? this veterans day? yes, we have a lot of volunteer opportunities. all of our sites across the country, things like joining us for events. we have a lot of tabling events that we do were actually in the parliament veterans day parade. we volunteers joining us to walk and hand out candy in pens to people along our route. we can

also have a lot of onsite volunteer opportunities helping us keep our area clean, maintain kennels. also working with our trainers, our staff to help facility the dogs and work on their training with as well. and we also do remote volunteering, you know, covid created a lot of remote opportunities for volunteers. so making key chain park or key chains to help as well as attached them to zippers to the dogs can practice and zipping in zipping up jackets. things like that making tug toy snowfall mask all sorts of different opportunities. incredible. yeah. the number of things that dogs can be trained to do. it's amazing energy. our website has all of those volunteer opportunities available as well. there's a lot of different links. you can explore too. go to the site closest to where you live. and what's the url for that? its paws for purple heart stopped work. okay. wonderful. and do you have a message for veterans this veterans day? oh, my gosh. on. i want to open. it would thank >> to be proud. to be grateful. and not just

gratitude for the past, but gratitude for the future. yeah. and animals. throughout the world. they bring us that future. so i would say be proud. >> all right. wonderful. that's a great way to close it. a claire richardson, emma coonan and john to adele with paws for purple hearts. and of course, this morning. thank you so much for your important work and for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. thank you for having all right. happy veterans day. right. happy veterans day. we'll be right back.

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kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, november. 11th, happy veterans day to you. let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning to you, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty good saturday in store for you. we do have some high cloudiness the kind of pink the skies a little bit. but >> beyond that, you can pretty much call it mostly sunny and temperatures pretty mild with some lower 70's cook and even middle 70's. >> well, inland today, a touch colder tomorrow. here's the live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. and what i spoke of, some of that high cloudiness greeting us. you can see it on the satellite picture here. it's just a passing fancy and will be basically mostly sunny for today. that will be more intrusion from cloud cover tomorrow. but the storm system we're talking about it still well out to sea and still has to get organized assembled before it's ready for showtime in prime time. temperature. check for you right now. we have some lower 50's on the board already. and 55 san francisco, 52 for half moon bay. meanwhile, 40's pretty

much elsewhere. san jose. 52 there and the readings are kind of hodgepodge the little bit here. a little head a little behind from yesterday. we did have a lot of clear skies working here that allow temperatures to drop in some of the valleys a little bit more. so than we've seen from before. 68 at high noon, 3 o'clock. we'll do about 71 again approaching the middle 70's for highs today and again, becoming unsettled into next week. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. >> also known as apec over the next 7 days. leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now. muskogee center with more on what we can expect throughout the week. tiffany. >> yes, good morning. if you are coming down to the disco, nice enter this is what you can expect. take a look at these huge barriers and walls that have been put up around

the center. once those barriers are locked, you are not going to be able to get through this. so we do want to talk about this summit. this essentially equating to the super bowl of world economies, dignitaries from all over the world are in town right now for the apec summit summit starting today. and a town has been a busy getting ready earlier this week. the racy pic flag over san francisco in a ceremony and security barriers have been placed up around stony center and the fairmont hotel. >> the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of dignitaries in san francisco since 1945. when the charter creating united nations actually created here, a summit opens up today will go until friday expecting to draw in around 20,000 people into the city and traffic is highly anticipated. we want to talk more about this and show you a map about the areas are going to be impacted most in around the of muskogee center and fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and 5th street to second street. let's talk about these cake. the green

areas means that this is only for local traffic, the red areas and locators. this is controlled pedestrian traffic and checkpoints. the locations with yellow locators. this is where vehicles will be checked. interstates are also going to be impacted as well. caltrans will be closing part of i-80 later next week at the request of federal law enforcement mayor london breed and city leaders urging the public to avoid roads if possible and take advantage of public transportation. and of course, we do want to talk about this antecipated meeting during the summit will be between president biden and chinese leader xi jingping. the 2 will need on wednesday. however, details about the specific location has not been released about that meeting. and this will be the first time the 2 met face-to-face in nearly a year. they will discuss things important issues like trade, taiwan and the hamas in israel, a war. now the first event is set to start at 1 o'clock this afternoon. we'll have coverage

about the summit all week long for your reporting. live to justice. back to you. all right. sure, to be a very busy week ahead for the city of san francisco. thank you so much, tiffany, for keeping on top of the story. >> and you can also follow our coverage of a peck on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. >> it will take you to a section of our website with everything you need to know including street closures and a list of planned events. and turning now to a police investigation now underway. a timber on man was robbed at gunpoint after getting money from an atm kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> cash from the bank of america in mill valley around 3 o'clock friday afternoon. but was unknowingly followed to his home in timber on. and it was there that a man armed with a gun threatened him, stole his money and then took off from the scene. this is the moment a suspected armed robber and his brother were

seen getting away in timber on police say the duo targeted a man at this bank of america atm at strawberry village and followed him to his apartment near janet way. and andrew drive can't believe that they would do that. but i do believe that they would do that, but it's kind of sad for the person that i happen to. >> people who use this atm frequently say they have never felt unsafe when withdrawing money. but after hearing about the robbery, they're on alert. think kind of things are becoming more common. >> and it's not excuses. just certain city, your neighborhood. i think it's anywhere and everywhere. >> this longtime timber on resident who did not want to show her face, says people in this community should not have to live in terror. i'm so sorry for >> his experience and his fear. and he's in the threat. against him. >> timber on police say while the robber demanded the $500 in cash from the victim, a shot was fired. they say a

ricocheted bullet fragment could be responsible for a cut to the man's need after stealing the man's money. the suspects were caught on video driving away in a red kia police later found the suspects in richmond and took them into custody. police departments across the bay area have been warning about atm related robberies. those warnings include scanning the area and watching for suspicious people or activities use atm's located inside the bank following your withdrawal, put cash away immediately. and when leaving an atm, make sure you're not being followed tips. some atm users are already following. >> if i see anybody that doesn't that i just get back in my car just not getting my i stay in my car and drive off. that's my suggestion to everybody. a minute to get off trust. just around. so your car and go to another. you can. >> timber on police also telling us that the victim had to be taken to the hospital for his injury. the 2 suspects are being interviewed about

this case in timber on dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in alameda, a man is being treated for chemical burns following an apparent explosion at a pool. it happened yesterday morning at a condo complex on shore point court. this is on the west side of the island right across from crown beach. firefighters say the man was servicing the pool. still no word from officials on what triggered the explosion. in the north say one person is dead after being swept into the ocean. this happened friday morning point reyes beach emergency crews tried to save the person. the vicrim was airlifted to the hospital where they later died. meanwhile, francisco fire crews rescue a swimmer after a pier collapsed on him friday morning. take a look at this video. it happened near amador and 3rd street. paramedics arrived on scene and evaluated the swimmer who miraculously did not sustained significant injuries. more bay area tech companies like google and nextdoor announced layoffs this week. but most bay area

economists say things seem to be improving in the tech industry. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> another week, another round of tech layoffs this week. it's google and next door, which is reducing its workforce. 25 1% by laying off 200 employees. still the website layoffs, fy. i shows tech layoffs have been on a steady decline since they peaked in january of this year. tech employment. >> up. from before the pandemic. and nearly a jobs. we're only a few 1000 below the peak. all of the layoffs of happened. but level of tech employment is down only a 20 event. >> steven levy is the director and senior economist at the center for continuing study of the california economy. he says new jobs in ai clean energy and electric vehicles are allowing many of those laid off to find new work. but

he still has some concerns. >> i'm much more worried. about the return to working in the office that i am about. >> the tech layoffs, levy says that's impacted small businesses and restaurants that depend on office workers to stay afloat. we have can. some look at downtown palo alto, which actually has up whole lot of tech workers. he concluded at the decline in people coming into the office. wiped out about 100,000 square feet of retail demand if and when that will bounce back is unclear. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> today is veterans day in communities across the bay area host celebrations to honor those who have served. here's a look at just some of the events you can participate in today. the city of fairfield host a veterans day ceremony, concert and parade event. start at 10 o'clock at the downtown theater in south

bay. see san jose city of san jose also host a ceremony and parade that starts at 10. 45 on market street followed by the parade at noon at the s and p center has a piece enter rather the uss hornet museum. also host a veterans day ceremony at 11 o'clock this morning followed by other presentations throughout the day. the city of danville also host a ceremony at 11 o'clock this morning at community hall on hartz avenue. the city of petaluma host a parade through the downtown area, starting at 1 o'clock this afternoon. can also meet the volunteers in the the paws for purple hearts, a group that works with dogs and pairs them up with veterans who needs that addition. we need that additional support. >> well, happening right now, president biden for dissipating in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. this is a live look at that right now. let's listen. it. we

>> welcome back to kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and our live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. not too shabby to some high cloudiness to add just a little bit of light color to it as well. we'll probably get some deeper. blue skies may be in pockets later today. temperature check for

euro briefly got 53 going on, antioch over there. 40's inland as we have 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline and mostly upper 40's up north. 56, san francisco. so the satellite picture does show some of these high clouds traversing on by. but what's more interesting is what's going to be in our future here. you can start to see the rotation taking hold. this is coming out of the gulf of alaska, meaning cold air upstairs. we hear this a lot of the winter months and what that means is you've got the stable air below. it starts to rise. you'll get instability and maybe some thunder shower activity out of this towards wednesday. thursday. but this guy's going to sail to the south, not making a beeline toward direction sale south before it meanders its way off to california. that's going get a couple of days to get its act together here. meantime, we've got sunny skies going on for today. pretty sweet at that. some scattered clouds try to work in here as we get into a sunday a little bit there. but the real action doesn't start happening until we get to really about monday. we do see a line out to sea, but it's not going directly impact us

terms of the rain in your morning commute probably until tuesday morning. that looks unavoidable. the models are starting agree on that. that looks like where our first hit starts was. put this together for the weekend. a few scattered clouds, mild. 70 ish covered the bay near mid 70's going on. well inland early in the week. monday's got a variable clouds cool. not too much happening yet tuesday and wednesday. rain cool stormy but want to reserve that maybe for thursday friday before we get that stormy and windy, then again, that cold air upstairs will help drive some thunder showers and some potential hail with this mountain snows later on for tahoe and looks like some variable clouds of the weekend. today. 68 san francisco, 70 for oakland. 74. meanwhile for san jose, most spots looking at mostly sunny, here's just a gander. some of the high temperatures here. we got about 70 ish lower to middle 70's going on well inland. but again, next week, no way, the kind of sugar coat this, whatever unsettled as what it that way of saying it. and we're just trying to get

the timing and one in 10 cities will be tuesday morning >> okay. something to keep our eyes on. thank you so much. data about all right. >> drivers in petaluma with a broken head or tail light can now get vouchers to help with repairs. instead of getting handed a ticket kron four's philippe djegal explains how the program works. >> this is our voucher. instead of issuing driver's citations for broken car lights, petaluma police officers now have the discretion to offer a voucher worth up to $250 for motorists to have the repairs made for free. you see a police officer. the lights come on. idea unfortunate. there's times where we're officers writing dreaded ticket. this is in lieu of a ticket. vouchers are funded by the lights on program which launched citywide this week. it is sponsored by the nonprofit parent organization of the that cold micro a family man. i have my own kids driving around. i'd like to make sure everybody.

>> drives around with the safest vehicles possible. ready blue owns 3 local heroes, auto repair shops in petaluma and santa rosa. >> his business and the hansel auto group are partnering with lights on when people have a problem light. i get to >> make the repairs and i get to. defray the costs so that way they don't have to come out of pocket immediately for in they get safer car. always trying to find ways improve are trusting compton's with with with the citizens in our community members across 21 states, the lights on program has partnered with 163 law enforcement agencies. it was founded in 2017. and since then. >> more than 10,000 vouchers have been redeemed in petaluma philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> there's enough empathy in this town to hold. all community is grieving. >> jewish parents are calling oakland unified and the

oakland education association to avoid taking any position on the conflict between hamas and israel. >> i am deeply concerned about the mental and physical safety of our jewish children and teens in schools. what's happening in israel and gaza today affects many of in different ways. yet no resolution by will change the dynamic in the middle east. it will, however, and it has put our community at odds with one another. >> several weeks ago, the education association expressed their support for the people of palestine and their opposition to the israeli government. after much criticism. they also said they condemn anti-semitism and islamophobia. this past wednesday, the school board was set to consider a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the conflict. but the meeting ended without discussion on the issue. oakland unified says their schools are safe spaces for everyone under no circumstances should any of their students or staff feel singled out because of how

they identify? still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. some ski resorts are now open in lake tahoe we can look forward to this ski season.

>> well, it's time to dust off the skis and snowboards mount rose in north lake tahoe is firing up the lifts and welcoming visitors. we spoke with the resort to see what they have lined up for the start of the season. >> our is to get up and we can

a quality experience. so what that means is, yeah, we have. but what but the truth in a rationale, either. and the qualities he experiences about about the the vertical right now. no, with being a cause no like but the man to get open huge. and so and will are definitely want to get out there and start making >> mammoth mountain in the southern sierra also opened friday. heavenly northstar and kirkwood open next friday. and the first bill san francisco's golden gate park has been relocated to peer 43 at fisherman's wharf. the 150 foot. we'll we'll start running on tuesday just in time for the apec summit. the wheel opens from 10 in the morning to 10 at night. ticket prices run $18 for adults and $12 for kids. once on the wheel, you'll get a view of telegraph hill, the bay bridge and even alcatraz. so some beautiful views from upon that. there's wheel. still

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summit. >> which kicks off today? and we are now less than a year away from the 2024 election. and one ballot measure could lead to more rent control across the state. welcome back to the kron. morning news. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast this saturday morning. dave spahr in the weather center tracking it all for us a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. pretty good saturday in store for you today. >> kind of the calm prior to the storm, i guess we could say are kind of series of storms in a way you could call it as well. >> so with the sunshine, expect some of those inland temperatures to kind of race to the middle 70's, a slightly cooler tomorrow. we'll have some scattered clouds kind of thrown in there for good measure. but for today, relatively uneventful, we have the clear skies overnight. nice to override. if you had a chance to catch it here we have the east bay shoreline in just some hazy high clouds off towards the distance. now, having said all that, the winds at the surface or nothing issue just to let you know, we do have to win tracker. ready to go for next week. the breakdown today puts

us about 68 at high noon, 70 or so at 3 o'clock. but again, some inland spots will be well in the business of the 70's today. that's probably the warmest day we're going to see for at least about a week. so on the satellite picture, there's the high cloudiness. make note of, but still basically mostly sunny for our day today on balance the readings currently in the 40's. but now you can see some 50's encroaching. 56, san francisco, a mild 57 half moon bay. but inland, we did drop off a little bit into the 40's and now recovering 53 for any act of the contrast from yesterday. actually little warmer over good piece of real estate. now in a bit, we'll walk through those longer range forecast models get a little bit more nuanced. what you can expect into next weekend that 4 zone forecast. stefanie. >> all right, dave, thanks for well, today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. also known as a pet and over the next 7 days, leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area for tiffany justice.

live for us now in moscow, center with more on what we can all expect throughout the week in san francisco. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, this area is going to be locked down once is really gets going. but they have already started on this saturday. fencing up the center. you can see there are police officers that have been walking around this building constantly all morning long. this essentially equating to the super bowl of world economies, the dignitaries from all over the world. are in town right now for the apec summit starting today. and the town has been busy getting ready earlier this week. they raise pick flag over san francisco in a ceremony and security barriers have been placed up around county center in the fairmont hotel, the annual apec summer summit will be the largest international gathering of dignitaries in san francisco since 1945. when the charter creating the united nations was actually created here. the summit opens up today will go until friday expecting to dry in 20,000

people into the city and traffic is highly anticipated. we want to talk more about this and show you a map of the area's going to be impacted the most in and around muskogee centered fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and 5th street to second street green areas means this is only for local traffic, the red areas and locators. this is going to be controlled pedestrian traffic and checkpoints locations with the yellow locators. this is where all vehicles are going to be checked. the interstate will be impacted as well. caltrans will be closing parts of i-80 later next week at the request of federal law enforcement mayor london breed and city leaders urging the public to avoid roads if possible and take advantage of public transportation. we also do want to talk about this. the most anticipated needing that during the summit will be between president biden and the chinese leader ping. the 2 will meet on wednesday, but details about the specific location has not been released yet. this will be the first time the 2 have met face-to-face in nearly a year

and they have some important topics to discuss like trade, taiwan. and the israel-hamas war. so the first first event is going to start at 1 o'clock this afternoon. and we will have coverage about this summit all week long as we want to cover it for you reporting live to be justice. back to you. all right. sure, to be a very busy week ahead for san francisco. thank you so much. tiffany. >> all right. meantime, china town is buzzing for the start of a packed. this is in san francisco. the neighborhood hosted a night market last night spanning a 2 block stretch of grant avenue between bush and sacramento's streets. people got to munch on some delicious chinese food. and for more than a dozen local bakeries and restaurants, we spoke with kevin chan of the iconic golden gate fortune cookie >> i think it's time come out spend some money and support the communities of what i

support this i wo class city. >> well, new lanterns, as you can see, where recently put up to help brighten up the streets san francisco chinatown. and if you miss the market last night, it will be back again tonight from 05:00pm to 09:00pm. you can also follow our coverage of a pick on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. >> it will take you to a special section with what you need to know including street closures and a list of events. >> the problem for your local election headquarters and a new poll shows a majority of californians support proposed ballot measures to expand rent control and raise the statewide minimum wage. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks down the numbers. >> less than a year out from the november election, californians are weighing in on 2 measures that have qualified for the november 2024 ballot. among them, a proposal to gradually increase the statewide minimum wage to

$18 an hour for the poll from the public policy institute of california as it stands right now. 67 1% of california say they are in favor of the proposal. 31% are opposed. as for a proposal that would allow local governments to expand rent control while 2 similar ballot measures failed in recent elections. results from this poll indicate the 3rd time could be the charm. 55% of california say they support the proposal while 43% are opposed. it's a window into role that economic and cause a living and housing costs. >> are playing in elections. mark baldassare is the poll director, a poll that found jobs, the economy and inflation rank at the top of the list for a majority of californians is that is what people are experiencing themselves and their own households. but what they're hearing about the broader environment in california is that. cost living is very cost of housing is very and so is

brother. >> here in california this is a tough place to live on that note, while just over half of the more than 2,200 people surveyed said they approve of how governor gavin newsom's handling the economy. >> a majority also said they believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. on top of that, more than 6 out of every 10 respondents said they are concerned the next 12 months will bring about challenging economic times for the state with more than 7 in 10 saying they think their children will be worse off in california than their parents. all of that speaks to the fact they can help bring is not just for their own experiences, but what they're seeing going on in the state. feel like this is becoming affordable place to live. and as for the 2 ballot measures mentioned in this report, while they are set to appear on the general election ballot, november 5th. >> 2024 at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> mateo police say they've arrested the driver behind a hit and run that sent a man to the hospital and killed a family dog. it happened friday

morning at the intersection of 42nd avenue and edison street. the victim told police he was walking his daughter's dog when a truck hit them and drove away. police later found the truck and the suspected driver in san carlos. investigators are looking for anyone with surveillance footage of the incident. the fbi is investigating after suspicious letters were sent to public officials around the country, including california. they say some of those letters contain fentanyl. most of the letters were sent to election offices. u.s. postal service. officials say they were able to intercept envelope headed to elections facilities in los angeles and sacramento. take a look at the damage after a fire sparked in a mountain view apartment. the city is estimating damages at $25,000 here it happened friday morning near the intersection of martha boulevard in middlefield road. the city says a faulty electrical panel behind an oven caused these flames. no residents were injured. and this veterans day, the federal trade commission is warning about

charity scams. the ftc says it's important not to assume the caller id on your phone is valid. it could be scammers on the line. don't click on links in messages or emails without confirming the origin. you can check the legitimacy of any organization by typing in the organization's name and the word fraud together in a search engine. also avoid any odd or unusual ways to donate like gift cards or wire transfers that might be requested by potential scammers. was portis pretty well together at a new steakhouse is bringing upscale dining to the home of the warriors in san francisco, however, is vicki liviakis takes a look in this morning's dine and dish chef tyler. florence has a lot on his plate these days. we >> this is just some of what you'll experience miller. lux chef tyler florence waking steakhouse at chase center in san francisco. we're so excited partner with the warriors here. >> and we're pioneers over here on the side of town.

>> this side is the city's dogpatch neighborhood where miller unlock serves up stake like this. tomahawk as well as fresh oysters are chefs and i get a chance play around. >> with some really beautiful flavor combinations. we thank want that? five-star experience the place you go honestly after i've >> next to that is our sickest part. this is like a meringue but even better you get the drift upscale mouth watering. so it miller, lax, you could see the locks. if you're up for something less formal chef is cooking up something new union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, it was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what was a struggling part of the civil. you're to be met with. >> a beautiful rotisserie oven right here. one is for a light meal, the other cafe for his wicked pastry. now's the time. now is the time to do that. his enthusiasm mixed with

celeb status. the city hopes will be a recipe for success coming back stronger than ever. >> and that's a real big message to everybody out there like coming up, didn't say all over >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. we're honoring asian americans and pacific islanders who served during world war 2 to find the u.s. armed forces. despite u.s. armed forces. despite despite discrimination.

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north camera this morning. you can see the golden gate bridge out there looking just beautiful under sunlight this morning. and dave, how's it looking at the weather center? i can people expect some sunshine in parts. the bear you ruffle going on today, stephanie? that's right. in fact, we kind of time this out really well. we have a nice weekend in store for and so you have to pay next week. >> it looks like to be heading into work on tuesday. commute looks to be quite sloppy back to the golden gate bridge were just referencing. here's a little closer shot. just some high cloudiness. just a touch here. but this is pretty much the view you're going to see all day today, even a little bit into tomorrow as well, though, will be some scattered clouds. tahoe looking smooth there, too. 50's. so looks like all the way to about tuesday where things will be changing on the home front. by that point, we'll take a while to get up there. and you'll see on the satellite picture for what we've got set up for today. kind of a high pressure zone, the kind of calm before things start happening. there's the frontal passage will be cold air with this system alternately, but most importantly aloft that's going

to some thunder shower activity probably for us as we get to the middle of the week. futurecast doesn't much to talk about that's good news. there. getting into sunday again, some scattered clouds to make note of. but it's really by monday. we start to see something on this vantage point. there it is. there's a line of showers, but you can see how slow it's taking it. and it's really kind of doing a big entrance on us. this big low pressure system. let's step out a little bit. you'll see what i'm talking about. there's that low way out there. and meanwhile, tuesday morning here you have good dose of some heavy rain notice. it doesn't penetrate as well inland. yeah, it has the kind of get its act together. it still spend and we get like arms almost thrown to us mid-latitude cyclone here. and that's already wednesday. know by this point the low gets a little closer. we'll get some instability driven by with the cold air upstairs and some good winds. and that's where we'll get to more of a stormy feel wednesday, thursday, potentially a little bit into friday as well there. and finally, if i parts u.s. and it looks like we're setting up for decent weekend, that

follows again. scattered clouds maybe not as picturesque as today. 4 zone forecast today. 68 san francisco. the coast will keep it pretty much middle to lower 60's here. bayside 71 for burlingame to the south, lower 70's redwood city, 70 to 71 palo alto. to lower 70's in the south bay east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley. we're looking at 73 for livermore. 72 walnut creek, 71 concord, 70 for richmond. 65 allay 71 fairfield napa at about 70 73 for santa rosa. all right. and graphic form. this is what we're talking about here again tomorrow. some scattered clouds, partly cloudy again on monday. tuesday, things start happening and this may be tuesday morning and for your commute home at night, followed by more instability we get into wednesday into thursday, stephanie, because this low is kind of interesting. what is going here. and as it makes its passage rolling, getting pieces of it. but still, it's enough to drive some rain. so the amounts they're projecting for the bay itself, maybe up

to 2 inches for the whole package all the way to next weekend. here. so again, we get close closer day by day. what it's looking like for that day, the next day. and so k gotcha. but i will have the umbrella, right? we've got to have that. and the rain boots to got all scheduled. that's all right. thanks so much, dave. >> as we honor our veterans here on kron 4 today, we remember the asian americans and pacific islanders who fought during world war. 2. despite the discrimination they faced. i take you through a special exhibit on board the uss hornet, remembering the bravery of the 4.40, seconds. >> as people come through the exhibit, the one of the first things they realize is it doesn't matter if you're a japanese american are not. >> these were war heroes. bobby she spends his weekends preserving history. they were american soldiers. >> you know, they all were the same dog tags. they wore the same uniform like other docents here at the 4 42nd exhibit. >> dot. she has a personal connection to the black and white photos and medals

displayed. remember japanese american >> by order of the secretary of war. his uncle fought alongside other or second generation. japanese. >> in the most decorated fighting unit in u.s. military history. people like open wide say wait a minute japanese american unit is the most decorated and we telling boys look like fighter. they didn't realize it at the time, but they all came out of the war. kinda damaged. >> you ptsd when i was a kid, he wouldn't talk about a heroic legacy and a painful past. joanne suh chi's father of lawson. >> work to preserve through these displays after pearl harbor. he and 4 of his friends decided to volunteer to in the war. his friends went at first. they were all caucasian ys and they were all except one by officer looked at him, said your you can't you can't join the navy. still, he enlisted after the government asked for

volunteers to form a segregated unit of japanese americans. why do you feel that he felt such a need to volunteer his services. >> always felt very strong sense of being an >> was born here. he cro a pair you know, played football and all of the things american kids did than 100,000 men, women and children, all of money. then the 3. >> removed from their homes in the pacific coast. fate. who won time community soon after the 1941 attack on pearl harbor. >> the u.s. government forcibly relocated 120,000 japanese americans to detention camps. >> para community bounded by aware. and guarded by military police. >> their patriotism questioned despite their u.s. citizenship. and so to prove that on loyalty, they would fight and they would die for their country. and that's not

only for themselves for their families and for future generations of which i am. one 10 june was father and uncles helped liberate french cities from not see occupation. this is where rescue of the last texas battalion took place the regiment notably rescuing some 200 texans soldiers trapped by 6,000. not see troops, a battle that cost many lives. they were the tip of every spear. they were considered expendable. what really made this unit relevant or significant was because where maybe they were expected to fail, they succeeded. >> they succeeded over and over and over again using they also felt like they something to prove. yes, yes, yes, some of i believe it's for patriotism. i believe in many cases, a matter of honor. about 18,000 japanese americans served in the 4 42nd. >> another 6,000 men and women served in the military intelligence service. >> translating enemy documents and interrogating prisoners of war. top u.s. intelligence

officials credit the m i s for saving lives and shortening the war by 2 years that entire generation what they did. >> going to camp going to war fighting, injured, suffering ptsd, all these things they suffered 4 our fan of fit so that i can do the things that i want to do. our hope is >> story that the new say soldiers contributed to the history of world war. 2 becomes part of the main story. american story of courage and resilience. >> they live their motto. pro. >> and for their service, the 4 42nd earn more than 4,000 purple hearts and 4,000 bronze star medals. 21 of its members were awarded the medal of honor in all 33,000 japanese americans served in the u.s. armed forces during world war. 2. >> we will be right back.

>> alright, meet this year's hall of fame toys. take a look at your screen right there. there's baseball cards, cabbage patch kids, nerf old toys and even the fisher-price corn popper, what did not make into the hall of fame, the ken doll of all things, even after the barbie movie came out this summer can is still not in the national toy hall of fame. the winners from throughout the years currently sit inside the strong national museum of play

in rochester, new york. so better luck next year. can. community members and fire crews in maui bless their new fire engine, gifted by menlo parks, fire department. the new engine places, oakland or other maui fires replaces maui. fires engine one, which was lost while fighting the la hina fires back in august. still ahead on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. a peck is officially underway in the city of san francisco. >> we take a look at how it could impact your day. plus, it's veterans day and we're taking a look at events happening around the bay area and the country.

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tips from police to help keep you safe. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good veterans day to you. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. we've been tracking all those conditions for us out there today. >> dave, what do we need to know? >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not a bad way to start our day with lots of high cloudiness out there a little bit, wolf, in that out to mostly sunny, expected for your afternoon. and those high temperatures in the lower to middle 70's, you can expect well inland winds not doing much at all for the weekend and the stuff doesn't get started in earnest really doesn't look like until the tuesday morning commute. so the 7 of the day of cushion and there on monday, it looks like for most of the models before anything really starts to kick into high gear. in the meantime, we've got a nice weekend in store for us starting today. here's a live look of the east bay shoreline, just some high

cloudiness. we spin it around the gulf mexico. excuse me, the golden gate bridge. and there you see some more high cloudiness as well. little bit of an offshore breeze coming from the flag. you can tell. all right from space. this is what it looks like. again, some high cloudiness, mostly sunny today. some scattered clouds expected for tomorrow in just a touch cooler. current readings are in the middle to upper 50's in some spots here. 63 for half moon bay. tomorrow, not as generous with the temperatures but pretty close and then tomorrow and the next week things start to happen peace us all together for you. give you a general idea. we're looking at again subject to change. but what it looks like from this vantage point, stephanie. thank you. >> well, today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. also known as apec over the next 7 days. leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now mosconi center with more on what we can all expect throughout the week. good morning, tiffany.

>> good morning, stephanie. yes, this area already busy right now. take a look right behind me at all of the officers. they are surrounding this building surrounding this area. county building right behind us. this is essentially equating to the super bowl of world economies, dignitaries from all over the world are in town right now for the apec summit starting today. and the town has been busy getting ready earlier this week. they raise apec flag over san francisco in the ceremony and security barriers have been placed around the muskogee center and the fairmont hotel. the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of dignitaries in san francisco since 1945. when the charter creating the united nations was actually created here. >> the summit opens up today will go until friday expecting to draw in around 20,000 people into the city and traffic is anticipated to be heavy. we want to show you. >> a map to show you which areas are going to be impacted the most in and around the

stony center in the fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and history to second street. these green areas means that this is only for local traffic, red areas and locators are for control, pedestrian traffic only and those will be checkpoints as well. locations with the yellow locators. these areas will be vehicles will be checked. the also want to talk about the inner say interstates will be impacted as well. caltrans will be closing parts of i-80 later next week at the request of federal law enforcement and mayor london breed and city leaders urging the public to take advantage a public transportation and to avoid the roads as much as possible. of course, we also do want to talk about this as well. the anticipated meeting between president biden and chinese leader jean ping. during the summit. the 2 will meet on wednesday. but details about the specific locations has not been released quite yet. this will be the first time the 2

have met face-to-face in nearly a year and they will discuss some very important issues like taiwan, the israel-hamas war, along with trade. the first event is supposed start at 1 o'clock this afternoon and we will have full coverage here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com reporting live. tiffany justice. back to you. >> all right. already interesting to see that police presence building behind you there. tiffany, thank you so much for your live coverage from muskogee center in san francisco. and you can also follow our coverage of a peck on our website. kron 4 dot com to scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything that you need to know including those street closures and a list of planned events. all right. well, today is veterans day and this morning president joe biden is at arlington national cemetery for a special ceremony honoring the men and women who have served and who continue to serve. he's now delivering his remarks live. let's listen in on to gettysburg. want to >> from courier to kandahar and beyond.

>> each like didn't change of honor. stretches back to our founding days. each want. bound by sacred oath to support and defend not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea to defend an idea on like any other human history. idea is united states of america are. we're the only nation in the world. only nation world is built on an every other nation is based on things like ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation. built on the idea that we're all. >> all created equal by our creator with certain unalienable rights. >> we haven't always lived up to it, but because our veterans because of you, we've never walked away from for

throughout the annals of history whenever and wherever the forces of darkness, a saw to extinguish the light of liberty, american veterans have been holding the latter highs they can for all of us. there are there and are determined and the patriots sparked a revolution. deliver an age where everyone everyone in and out with certain unalienable rights. less than a century later, they gave our nation a new birth of there are there. the forces of fascism brought the fight to the trenches of your and the bloodied beaches of normandy. there are there. call the bought a face depression, a frozen rise prize of korea and the sweltering jungles of vietnam. and they were there darkness came to our shores. signing up. for 2 or after tour after tour. to keep our

democracy safe and secure his last 2 decades. folks as a nation, that. we owe you. not just for keeping the flame of freedom burning during the darkest moments. but for serving our communities, even after they hang up their uniforms. for inspiring the next generation of sir. we see this. barks and bases all across america are. where women and men continue to risk their own safety. for the safety of their fellow americans. seen around the world and all the countries have been at war. our troops continue to stand. but our allies against forces of tyranny and terror is over. to this day. wherever the forces of darkness of softer extinguish the light of liberty, american troops. are there. right by their side or their families. as poet john

milton road. they also sir, on stand and wait, they also sir, always stand and wait. our veterans are other steel spine of this nation. and their families. like so many of you are their courageous heart. most americans never see the sacrifices that year was family members also make. don't ever see those holidays. those birthdays. made special. even with the empty seat at the dinner table. don't ever see all the packing and unpacking. reading a family to make another move. they didn't move to school. >> a new job for the spouse. >> don't ever see all those nights spent. >> waiting for word from a loved one deployed overseas because you're not sure. too

often. your sacrifices go without banks. or without acknowledgment. must remember. only one percent. one percent of our society today protects 99% of one percent. we owe them. we owe you. so all the families across our nation. all those who are grieving, the loss, a loved one who wore the uniform. well, those loved ones still missing are accounted for. i want to say to you, we you. >> we stand with you and we will not forget. jesse, you have kept the ultimate fate to our country. we will keep the faith with you. as a nation. i've said many times we have many obligations. we only have one truly sacred obligation.

pair those we send into harm's way. the care for them and their families when they return home. it's not an obligation based part of your politics. but on a promise unites us all. together. over the last 3 years. we work to make good on that promise. passing more than 30 bipartisan laws to support our veterans and their families, caregivers and survivors. that includes the pact act. well, most significant laws ever. millions of veterans exposed to toxins and burn pits during a military service. pitch the size of football fields. that is generated with the waste of war. tires, chemicals, jet fuel and so much more. too many. of our nation's wars of server only to return home to suffer from permanent effects of this poor who smoke. too

many of diet. the 15 months since i wrote and signed the pact act. a half a million veterans. and their surviving family members have already started receiving benefits. but far, far too many are still not getting what they need. the care they deserve that's why. i'm proud to announce toxin exposed who served in any conflict outlining the pact act. we'll be able robe able to roll va healthcare started march of next year. >> we're not stopping there. the past year to avert more benefits. process. more claims ever before. va is 3. we expanded resources to add veterans, homelessness and veterans poverty and the silence scourge of suicide,

which is taking more veterans in for launching a initiative. to protect veterans from scams because no one should be defrauded by those. they defended for god's sake. bills work and others and joining forces. we've also announced most comprehensive set of actions. and i this to distract that economic opportunity for military veterans, spouses, caregivers survivors. and this year as we mark 75 years overdue. segregated military or 75 years of women's integration in the military are. and 50 years of all volunteer force. we've doubled down on our efforts to ensure all troops, all veterans get the services they need. and nov he's an id

on. are because there's this charge to be a lgbtq+. >> you're listening to live remarks from president joe biden at arlington national cemetery this morning for a special ceremony honoring the men and women who have served

>> all right. taking a live look now from our sutro tower camera looking gorgeous out there live. look at the golden gate bridge, which is just basking under the sunlight there looking so pretty. and the dave, can people expect

that sunshine to stick around for some time that good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that's going to be the story for your saturday, particularly getting into sunday. we'll see you a little bit more the way some scattered clouds. >> here's the view you got from the east bay shoreline. all it up very nicely here. high clouds again, to make note of we're talking about. let's check in to those temperatures right now. we've got a lot of 50's in place here. we've got to 57 hayward, 49 for fremont. 60 per san francisco, 53 antioch and up to the north. we've got middle 50's again. high clouds is kind of how we started should be mostly sunny on balance for today. tomorrow, some scattered clouds to make note of want to show the bigger picture here. see that churning out there to the gulf of alaska. so we know this things cold from its origins. it's going to sail to the south to happen at some of this moisture to see here. and with that high cloudiness there, that's going to drive some or the cold air aloft is going to drive some thunderstorm activity. we get to wednesday into thursday. futurecast for and then full for your saturday. we get into sunday. we'll see some scattered clouds working in here. but on balance, sunny

today, scattered clouds tomorrow. we don't really see any real action happening. we'll get into your monday air. the commute. not too bad variable clouds. we can deal with that. it's afterwards things start happening. a few scattered clouds today. mild 70 for the bay near 75 or so inland. next week we're talking monday, variable clouds and cool. we showed you a little bit of that tuesday and wednesday, rain and cool and then late in the week, thursday, friday, getting a stormy. we're watching really kind of a big shoe to fall when we get some of that colder air aloft that's going to drive the thunderstorm activity today. 68 san francisco, 70 for oakland. 74 san jose. again, you can expect some middle 70's in the far east bay reaches and also up in the north a little bit here with a lot of 70 ish numbers come in the east bay shoreline coming up a bit while the 4 zone forecast and your extended as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> from 4 is once again celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. we are now accepting nominations for a chance to be named woman of the year in 2024. joining us

live now is this year's bay area. remarkable woman that you on. good morning. good morning. thank you for having me back. course, it's always great to have you in to see you. and it spoken. we did a story about you actually last year about your organization openreach incredible organization based in the bay area. tell us a bit about that to a refresher for us. well, can reach. we are a parent lead paired one organization. i mean, where the >> so many of our our folks of the mamas grand mama's in the dads and uncles who were born and raised in oakland when to attend an oakland schools and 4 and served well and they're doing everything they can to disrupt for their next generation. >> of of kids is a nephew's and in grand kids. yes, it's an important local resource. >> tell us a bit about how you organizations done this past year. i know must much much must of happened for you since being named remarkable woman.

>> yeah, i mean, when we >> on his couch in march, we've been very, very busy as a back cnn part of what we really do that so dear to my heart is we upscale parents and caregivers from the community to become paid literacy and now math to terms with our school district. so we really spent a lot of the spring in the summer recruiting folks and we literally schools, leg. we are at schools in the morning. we're sharing with families like the crisis that we're in, but also sharing the opportunity for our parents and caregivers to really step up in this moment. and that after they recruit, if they participate in a fellowship pay fellowship for several weeks and then they are placed in our school. so we have literacy. tutors. first was elementary, but now we're actually this was case through 8 and now we have a few that are helping some of our highest. the kids in high

school. so we're in a we're going to be a couple high school. so. and what's really exciting as our really been, you know, parents really know their kids need. and ever since the pandemic, we've had family saying we need more math into so we launched our first mac liberate or fellowship. so we a cohort of moms and dads and on who who just finished a fellowship in graduate at the end of october and are now being placed and 06:00am oakland unified school district elementary schools working with 3rd through 5th graders who are a couple of grade levels so it's just a huge opportunity. um, i would also just at we've also had this amazing research rowling alongside our work. and so that research report will be coming out. it's beginning of december. and i think what it's going to show is just the efficacy of the work that our tutors do is like. top notch. you know, having this. type of

role in our schools serving as a leader coming from the community. looking like our kids having a lot of the experiences our kids, but then really being taught to be educators in this way. has just a profound impact on student outcomes. so we'll definitely stay tuned for the details of coming up. numbers were about to go into your and we really want to, you know, this all about making sure kids can read and do math. they can not pick a life of their own design if they do not have the skills we take the stuff for granted. but right now as we speak, we have kids in our schools. they are not going to be set up for this changing economy and tell us about some of the challenges that still exist for children in oakland and why it's so important to involve the parents and that process. >> yeah, i mean. unfortunately in our black and brown communities, we just still have kids who are not on grade level in the pandemic exacerbated that, you know, we're also seeing even with our research that we're getting significant gains with kindergarten students, but we're flat lining with second

graders and a big part of that that second graders kindergartners during the pandemic and so like? but the good thing about having the research is it allows us to have the information we need to shift the conditions to get these kids what they need before they get to 4th grade. you know, there's research that shows that if you're not reading on grade level by 4th grade, you have a 70% chance of being on welfare or going to prison. so, yes, i sleep a little haha. yeah, absolutely. got a lot of things on your mind sure tell us how the community can get involved and support the children. the families out in oakland. >> think there's a couple ways. i mean, stay connected. like, you know, head to oakland, reached out describe to our newsletter because that's really where you're going to be up to date on all the work we do. we have a great communications team. a research report will be coming out early december and then i i'm pretty sure at some point in the spring of next year we're going to be looking to expand more tutor. so

hopefully i can come back to kron 4 talk about and then really see, you know, there may be folks watching this right now who say i would love to be a literacy math tutor and help kids. so i think that would be those will be the big, the big impactful kind of next steps. all right with you. she can you tell us a bit about what winning that title remarkable women, how that might have met with that of might have meant to you and >> just how that might shape the year. >> i mean, it means a lot. you know, you're at, you know, who the years go by so fast? i think i'm sitting here is like march and now it's november. it just means a lot to be nominated and to go through this process and be honored and i have to, you know, i need to stay true. i need to show up. you guys nominated me as remarkable woman of the year. and that still got about 2 more some more more time than i need to live up to its name. so, you challenge accepted. oh, my goodness. you already are living up to the so thank you so much for

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morning news security barriers are up in san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, which kicks off today. and we are now less than a year away from the 2024 election. and one ballot measure could lead to more rent control across the state. all right. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. but first, let's get you started this half hour with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey, dave company. good morning and good morning, everybody to love the way. some high cloudiness to start our day. this the golden gate bridge shot to have a little bit of an interesting offshore wind checking in at this hour. don't forget with our storm. >> it will be more potent in terms of being on shore. that's going a course drive are onshore winds here >> going forward, i stuck here. just hang on just for a second there. we have a nice onshore winds with some of high clouds a little bit here

and we'll see actually there on the right graphic. you guys were on the right thing. it's let's try this one more time. we want to go to trackers what we want to go to tracker. so let's go and break your day down here. we've got 69 at 1 o'clock at 4. 69 as well. we will see some lower to middle 70's, though, for today. there are some of those high clouds i referenced earlier. and as far as our current temperatures, we're looking at the middle to upper 50's over a good piece of real estate for right now with high temperatures again inland in the lower to middle 70's. now we do have an unsettled week coming up kind of partial put this all together for you in just a bit there, stephanie. dave, thank you. >> today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. also known as apec over the next 7 days. leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive here in the bay area. crawford's tiffany justice live for us now, muskogee center with more. what we can expect throughout the week. good morning to tiffany.

>> good morning, stephanie. i do want to show you guys around. it's starting to get busy as you guys can see right behind me. groups of officers are already patrolling around the muskogee center. they are all over surrounded. this area is going to be locked down. we're going to walk and talk with you guys right now to show you guys essentially what this area looks like at this point. you see off to our right, all of those barriers that have been trucked in there are barriers and walls already up, but they're going to be placing more once this really gets going. today is the first day. >> and the town has been busy getting ready earlier this week. they raise pick flag over san francisco to ceremony in security. better barriers have been placed around the muskogee center and the fairmont hotel. the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of did you francisco since 1945? the charter creating the united nations was actually created here. the summit opens up today will go until friday, expected to draw in 20,000 people into the city

and traffic is highly anticipated. want to show you a in the areas that are going to be impacted the most in and around the muskogee center in fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and 5th street to second street. we want to show you all of these colors and what these me. so the green areas, this means this is only vocal capek, the red areas on the map and locators. this is going to be controlled pedestrian traffic and checkpoints, a location, yellow locators. this is where. interstates will be impacted as well all right. we will get back to tiffany. one we when she's able to get her mic situation a fixed up there, but does sometimes happen when you're out live reporting in the field. >> in the meantime, you can continue to follow our coverage of a pack on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code. that's going to pop up on your screen. it will take you to a page with what you need to know which with do include that list of street closures and a list of planned events. all right.

turn now to a police investigation now underway. a timber on man robbed at gunpoint after getting money from atm kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> police say the victim with through $500 in cash from the bank of america in mill valley. around 3 o'clock friday afternoon. but was unknowingly followed to his home in timber on. and it was there that a man armed with a gun threatened him, stole his money and then took off from the scene. this is the moment a suspected armed robber and his brother were seen getting away in timber on police say the duo targeted a man at this bank of america atm at strawberry village and followed him to his apartment near janet way. and andrew drive can't believe that they would do that. but i do believe that they would do that, but it's kind of sad for the person that i happen to. >> people who use this atm frequently say they have never felt unsafe when withdrawing

money. but after hearing about the robbery, they're on alert. think kind of things are becoming more common. >> and it's not exclusive a certain city. your neighborhood. i think it's anywhere and everywhere. >> this longtime timber on resident who did not want to show her face, says people in this community should not have to live in terror. i'm so sorry for >> his experience and his fear. and he's in the threat. against him. >> temper on police say while the robber demanded the $500 in cash from the victim, a shot was fired. they say a ricocheted bullet fragment could be responsible for a cut to the man's need after stealing the man's money. the suspects were caught on video driving away in a red kia police later found the suspects in richmond and took them into custody. police departments across the bay area have been warning about atm related robberies. those warnings include scanning the area and watching for suspicious people or

activities use atm's located inside the bank following your withdrawal, put cash away immediately. and when leaving an atm, make sure you're not being followed tips. some atm users are already following. >> if i see anybody that doesn't that i just get back in my car just not getting my i stay in my car and drive off. that's my suggestion to everybody. a minute to get off trust. just around. so your car and go to another. you can. >> timber on police also telling us that the victim had to be taken to the hospital for his injury. the 2 suspects are being interviewed about this case in timber on dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> for your local election headquarters and a new poll shows a majority of californians support proposed ballot measures to expand rent control and raise the statewide minimum wage from forest capital correspondent numbers for us. eaks down the >> less than a year out from

the november election. californians are weighing in on 2 measures that have qualified for the november 2024 ballot. among them, a proposal to gradually increase the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour for the poll from the public policy institute of california as it stands right now. 67 1% of california say they are in favor of the proposal. 31% are opposed. as for a proposal that would allow local governments to expand rent control while to similar ballot measures failed in recent elections. results from this poll indicate the 3rd time could be the charm. 55% of california say they support the proposal while 43% are opposed. it's a window into role that economic and cause a living and housing costs. >> are playing or elections. mark baldassare is the poll director, a poll that found jobs, the economy and inflation rank at the top of the list for a majority of californians is that is what people are experiencing

themselves and their own households. but what they're hearing about the broader environment in california is to. the cost living is very cost of housing is very and so is brother. >> here in california this is a tough place. >> to on that note, while just over half of the more than 2,200 people surveyed said they approve of how governor gavin newsom is handling the economy. a majority also said they believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. on top of that, more than 6 out of every 10 respondents said they are concerned the next 12 months will bring about challenging economic times for the state with more than 7 in 10 saying they think their children will be worse off in california than their parents. all of that speaks to the fact they helped bring is not just for their own experiences, but they're seeing going on in the state. feel like it. >> this is becoming affordable place to live. and as for the 2 ballot measures mentioned in this report, while they are set to appear on the general election ballot, november 5th. >> 2024 at the state capitol.

a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> san mateo police say they've arrested the driver behind a hit and run that sent a man to the hospital and killed a family dog. it happened friday morning at the intersection of 42nd avenue and madison street. the victim told police he was walking his daughter's dog when a truck hit them and drove away. police later found the truck and the suspected driver in san carlos. investigators are looking for anyone with surveillance footage of the incident. and this veterans day, the federal trade commission is warning about charity scams. the ftc says it's important not to assume the caller id on your phone is valid. it could be scammers on the other end of the line. don't click on links in your text messages or emails without confirming the origin. you can check the legitimacy of any organization by typing the organization's name and the word fraud together in a search engine. also avoid odd and unusual ways to donate like gift cards or wire transfers, which scammers may

ask you to try and do sports. a stake go pretty well together. and a new steakhouse is bringing upscale dining to the home of the warriors in san francisco. was vicky liviakis takes a look in this morning's dine and dish. chef tyler. florence has a lot on his plate these days. we >> this is just some of what you'll experience miller and lux chef. tyler florence waking steakhouse at chase center in san francisco. we're so excited partner with the warriors here. >> and we're pioneers over here on the side of town. >> this side is the city's dogpatch neighborhood where miller unlock serves up stake like this. tomahawk as well as fresh oysters are chefs and i get a chance play around. >> with some really beautiful flavor combinations. we thank want that? five-star experience the place you go honestly have the dessert >> next to that is our sickest part. this is like a meringue pie, but even better you get

the draft upscale mouth watering. so it miller, lax, you could the locks. if you're up for something less formal chef is cooking up something new union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, he was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what was a struggling part of the city. you're to be met with. >> a beautiful rotisserie oven right here. one is for a light meal, the other cafe for his wicked pastries. now's the time. now is the time to do this. his enthusiasm mixed with celeb status. the city hopes will be a recipe for success coming back stronger than ever. >> and that's real big message everybody out there like coming up all over >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> a beautiful day is on the menu going on for today. however, upstream, we are cooking in the kitchen with a storm in the next week put that all together for you. coming up a bit to kron 4

>> like taking a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. beautiful blue skies up above people enjoying the gorgeous view as the cross the bridge out there. let's check in now with dave on just how long those nice conditions are going to last for days. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking for a change of the guard coming into next week now, but it's going to do it. and stepson, we're really trying to piece together all the little nuances to this because so convoluted and complex with this and not everybody is going to get the same dose of the same time type scenario.

we see that a lot, of course, in our micro climates and all this is half moon bay for you to some high cloudiness off toward the distance. we're kind of taking care of some leftover high clouds there. temps pretty much in the 50's. you're headed to tahoe this weekend, not bad. next weekend. different story, though, the snow is coming. you need that for later satellite picture of what we expect today on futurecast for, again, pretty clear for your saturday. get into sunday. we'll see some scattered clouds working in here. but that's going to be very modest. the real meaty stuff doesn't get in here in terms of cloud cover, probably monday. and that line of rain that's way up north. and it's really not going to do much of anything for a while. again, as a slow out there gets its act together. let's step out there to give you an idea right now. it's dropping in from the gulf of alaska. so we know it's cold upstairs. drop south. look at how makes a turn way down to the south. and we've our first hit. looks like by tuesday morning commute. so right now the consensus looks to be tuesday morning, messi, maybe another hit for the evening and into wednesday morning commute as

well. also get some winds with all of this and the instability starts kicking in here on wednesday for thunder showers, hail could be thrown into the package here as well. and it starts bleeding into tahoe a little bit funny with the mountain snows. i just referenced it takes another swing around and then boom comes finally basically in the central coast in socal, but as wide enough to encompass parts of us and off towards tahoe with the colder air in place. so that will be snow. thank you. into the next weekend. looks to be pretty peaceful when it's all said and done. but then more upstream to watching the following week. 4 zone forecast covering you this saturday. 68 san francisco. we've got a hodgepodge of 60's off towards the coast. 71 for burlingame. also foster city, san mateo as well. 72%. carlos 68 mountain view and looks like santa clara at 70 to 74 san jose. 75 morgan hill east bay shoreline readings are around 70 ish tri valley, lower 2 in some cases, middle 70's for today. 71 for concord, 68 for berkeley, 70

for richmond, the late coach x and it's 65 71 fairfield napa at 70 73 for santa rosa. our 7 day forecast shows how this all pieces together. here's the cloud cover development monday. tuesday, those showers will probably be more of a rainy sunday roads looking like with rain and wind wednesday and unsettled through thursday. settling down into your weekend if you want to or enjoy a nice dessert. stephanie. >> dave, thank you so much for that. i tomorrow is the start of the hindu festival of lights known as diwali. celebrations kick off across the bay area and some restaurants will cook up some specially made dishes. here to share more is chef john sarkar withdrew its san francisco. thank you so much, jeff, for being here with us this morning. thank yes, so just to start off your tell our viewers a bit about rally for those who may not be familiar. >> yeah, as the valley is the biggest israeli in india and in ocala say so. we do light

of what the it's a festival of happiness and joy. so, you know, family, you know, it's ok sell and the parents all and sent we we really enjoy this time of year and now especially for 2 days. but we celebrate throughout the month. yes, we we so much fun game. you know, we lead to some of the and we differently you know, like i get people, people to get that delicious and officials holiday in festival. wonderful. the sounds of such a positive, uplifting, happy time. an important time for family to get together over delicious food. so your restaurant, ru you, you're based in san francisco. you also have a location in palo alto. so tell us a bit about the cuisine. and we understand you also have a special menu for dwight stephen. >> so again, as it goes, the buddy spatial location as the occasion and india and

definitely so we do a progressive indian is a all the food. we made it to be some california produce. we do elect technique so we can get cooking techniques do it. we highlighted the specialty says and india we celebrate de gaulle is have some special sweets like a good. yeah. and some other some coach already, ok? so this is all the favorite dishes that always made in the value. my mom are in oliver, the post and the others make this said is that and sweets now for the stick do and rule. we have so kissing a 5 tasting menu a couple of pieces that showcasing had to so long. we have a majority. here is a case that actually and and we have a chicken chicken best we had that doing here. tough to convince his some mcneese and if does, it is more highlight that, you is that we have a good. yeah, this is good.

yeah. is meant to be and so coconut inside time raising the knots and then goals goal is bring of the and that's this is the, you know, the it so in the valley. also we list by gold and the prison going that that's we have put in some gold in 82nd. would you say that's a salty sweet? yeah, this is we. this is 70 the a 27 e the good. and the model pull all mindful of season one of the feathery to, you know, that we have in valley and is live buddy of clean and they need to correct. it looks tough law and some not sent so that's is a high as us showstopper. i can say this is a little be the hero dishes in l a the ballot. this team a different tie. it is just the vision that you really see coming out

on the plate here. >> can you walk us through a little bit about your thinking when you're trying to elevate something that's more traditional. make it more modern. yes. >> again, as they about a progressive indian. so here what we're is different from the classic because all the produce like they get here and i'm using a 50 mile in and bda and i'm looking very closely with all farmer and other pretty to get all this is another have ability of luck to get and dunning indian de techniques of cooking up indian cooking like we use that done to get that of flavor to the dish and using all the women to get that. and definitely a lawyer chauvin is to think that's the going through inside. the the shannon point when you come to my restaurant, you see it in saint francis school and when you my food and if you close your eyes, i would think the chinese deadly human by caught the you can go around. this is

the idea of a little behind to create this kind of in here. >> that's incredible iq. and how much time does it take? i imagine you do all of this from scratch. a lot from how much time does it take to prepare? say like a desert like this one. >> so yeah, fuss. the process. i you know, everything you know, the d school cut the creation in my mind when i when i think the picture is perfectly it in my mind and i understand how this could be done. then it would be easy. but getting to this getting this idea, i think a lot inspiration. >> 2 from from my mom and my difficult king stiles and they're in a flavor profile. amy mixing of the ingredients to get that. >> so that's all it is. give push to create all these dishes and they need to do you can see from the it's a wonderful weekend. inspiration from parents, you know, style of cooking. and just remember that was like watching them in the kitchen. >> of chef. i just in our last

30 seconds here. any message for our viewers, this diwali. >> i just want to say a happy diwali, spam, the and happiness, the on the lot bring everybody definitely come to my wrist and rule thank you very much watching and will get for me to serve you at this suspicious case. i'm happy to give it yeah, i love and positivity so much of what we need and especially nowadays. thank you so much. thank chef prejudge sarkar with through its san francisco. we appreciate you being here. thank you. thank all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back. meet this year's hall of excuse me, we're not that talk about the whole affair well, the hall of fame. there it is. i was going the hall of fame of whether perhaps this is the hall of fame toys. you can see that there's a cabbage patch kid nerf foam toys. fisher-price corn popper. remember those days? what did not make it into the hall of fame was the ken doll even after the barbie movie came out this summer can is still not in the national toy hall of fame. the winners from throughout the years do sit inside the strong national museum of play in rochester, new york. so better luck next year. can. the patch dolls? oh, i remember those came out. the big thing that and then the beanie babies, words that were though, yes, the thai beanie baby. that's yeah. i collected probably far too you know what people are paying like big time bucks for that. >> not that. but they're paid

for big-time bucks for the yeah. the baby baby's been $10 will go up in value maybe that's the time to buy when it's know when they come out with one that looks like ryan gosling. yeah. ladies will light up for that. we've got ai to help out all right. as you referenced earlier, our 7 day forecast here. what's going on here? complicated getting in next week. hey, it's great for the vets today. enjoy mid 70's going on. well inland sunday. let's throw some extra clouds in there and get really rough here on monday with a lot of cloud cover to deal with and so forth. but it's relatively quiet tuesday morning. you're going to be rude awakening with some heavy rain, particularly off the san francisco north a little bit and a little bit of the east bay shoreline may not penetrate real far inland yet. and another dose expected into wednesday by that time we start to get some instability here, stephanie. that means some thunder showers, potential hail and all of that. but the good news is next weekend. looks like we're all cleared out, maybe except around tahoe might some leftover snow showers going to be a very active week. coming up ahead, that is clear. we're

piecing it together for you as we get closer. you fortunately, the weekend weather does look nice to celebrate diwali. we have chef here to talk about all of that and you can try some of his delicious offer offerings that route well. >> well, thanks so much for joining us, everybody and have a great, wonderful and safe a great, wonderful and safe veterans day. travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within.

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