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>> 5, 5, 7, 8 years ago. it's a way. long time. me. somebody. >> the victim is responding this morning. >> plus, a glass panel plummets off a skyscraper during the friday morning commute. what san francisco city leaders are doing to keep this from happening again. and a new muni terminal for bay area. residents weighed just got easier to check out local attractions. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. 7 o'clock this morning on a saturday. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. it is september 7th and i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and finally, our break has arrived at least in stages here. it's a little bit of a >> break up into what we've had with these heat spike

action here. temperatures reduced but still going to be plenty toasty well inland. and we're having the same inversion situation that was very, very typical for the bay area. there's the fog gonna hovering the ground very much. so you get up about 1500 feet, 2000 feet. and guess what's back in the 80's again? so it's very warm and dry right above us. but at the surface, it's cool is that marine layer kind of stole dornin now later on today, this heat advisory business is completely out of the bay area. now it's in the central valley, as you can see there until 8 o'clock. and it's following suit with what we talked about with a break in this happening from our system in the northwest. so therefore, it's all breaking north to south as what we're seeing. as far as the reaction. it doesn't look like much on the satellite picture. but you see some of that rotation. a bigger system is yet upstream coming out of the gulf of alaska. and you're going to feel that by the middle of the week, we'll get some real rest from all this there. the onshore winds pretty much checking in a little bit of the northwest with this as well. temperatures now we're in the upper 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline. got a chilly 48 there for the

battle. 55 for half moon bay in a 65 meanwhile for antioch. and that puts is pretty close to yesterday's numbers. give or take a degree here and there. so for today, we still get a break out. the 90's, the mid-nineties that that by 2 o'clock, this will be well enland in the east bay. and it looks like the south bay will be a little toasty by comparison with mid to even upper 90's in spots. way down morning forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. now to our top story this morning. san francisco police identified a suspect accused of burning a beloved dog walkers home. the man allegedly also left racist items outside the victim's home in april. kron four's jeff moment reports. >> is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >> don't want to skate club

this most a club buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here. time was really dark for my family and me, especially me know it really helped a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family as this is what's left of his childhood home. it's a citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >> he says his mom is still recovering. says the virus is it's been a lot to say. >> but before the fire and the outpouring of support, he was the target of a series of racist threats with too much of black doll with a noose around its neck, a toy grenade and threatening notes. the san francisco police department announcing their suspect is 67 year-old april martin chartrand. >> and the fact she's black that you do some stuff like this is. it's mind blowing to me. it had i want pull over on the freeway. not only that.

>> williams says she's also a neighbor, my family, my mom, ck believe she came light. where you think might think about your family life. we're here. our history. you stuff like them will will engage says he always waved to charter and but a couple of years ago, he says she was breaking glass outside of where he normally walks his dog. he took a photo and reported it and that's when she snapped at him 5, 5, 7, 8 years ago. >> it's a a long time e. somebody could dogs. they do. >> home with memories now burnt by flames and hate williams still visits this neighborhood to walk his dogs like a lot of members, mayor. he's happy his family's one step closer to finding justice. but it comes with a sense of confusion. and flabbergasted when i finally like a black light. now he's on a mission trying to get his family's home back. that's not out moment that, know, that's what i want to live. hope you get the help he built and they can see the how sullivan enjoy house. >> work hard to get that

house. >> now, even though williams says the woman who targeted him lives in that neighborhood, it seems like she may not be there anymore. a san francisco police say she was reported missing by her family in august. now, if you do know anything about the whereabouts of april chartrand, you are expected to contact police reporting in studio jack moment. kron 4 news. >> a south bay home is considered a total loss after this fire. firefighters say a neighbor called 9-1-1 shortly before 05:00pm friday about the blaze on postage avenue in saratoga. take a look at all that smoke and damage. now, crews say they arrived to a challenging situation. >> a lot of smoke and heavy fire conditions when we arrived, that's been bought. it had the potential for lot of a fire load alongside where the structure. so with our lines additionally and when pull back there, so there was potential for a lot. spread.

>> well, thankfully, crews say no one was home at the time of this fire. they say they are trying to contact the property owners. the cause of the blaze is under investigation. and take a look at this. a full pane of glass plummeted from the sales force east tower in san francisco. crews were installing that class friday morning when it fell from the top of the 30 storey skyscraper. the pay shuttered on the street cracking to ground floor windows on the way down. building inspectors issued a violation to the sales force building requiring the company to secure the opening where the glass fell and replace it immediately. thankfully, no reports of any injuries. in the north bay. police continue to investigate a fatal shooting that left one person dead in vallejo. officers responded to a car crash around noon friday morning near tennessee street and mare island way. they found a woman in her car who had been shot. investigators say she died at the scene. no details released yet about possible suspects. and there

is a new lawsuit filed in connection to a shooting that killed this man more than a year ago in san francisco. the prime suspect in the case is still on the run this morning. four's dan kerman shares the victim's family's effort to get justice. over 13 months has passed since la insurance executive ryan pincus. >> was shot and killed in san francisco's tenderloin. no one has been arrested were frustrated. >> and the >> we'd like to see justice for our son. ryan's father says his son was walking back to his hotel when he was confronted by an on-duty security guard at the hotel. bees you it. mason and eddy streets. minutes later, attorneys allege the security guard shot and killed pincus. then the security guard went into hiding. they don't know where he >> my sense is if he robbed a liquor store and got arrested for that. then then he'd be

found. but other than that, i don't get a sense that. there's a manhunt under way here. san francisco police confirm they've identified a person of interest but don't know his whereabouts. so now the family is seeking a different road to justice. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the security company that employee the alleged gunman. we know that there's security footage of this murder. we know that the guard was employed by this company. we know that the police and the dea are looking into this. but as of yet, it doesn't seem like anything is getting done. and that's why the family is filing this lawsuit today to see what they can pursue in the civil justice system to make sure that justice is done for their dead son. the security firm, one comment on pending litigation pink is family attorney blair kittle says the lawsuit alleges the company is liable for negligent hiring and supervision. we think that this security guard should not have been carrying a gun, but the security company should have been adequately supervising this employee to

make sure that he wasn't using a gun unsuspecting passers-by. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, a portion of alameda county is under quarantine tied to an invasive mediterranean fruit fly. officials say the insect was found in fremont. the affected zone stretches from highway 84 to the alameda santa clara border. officials say produce must stay within the area. it was grown infected fruit must be double bagged and thrown away. officials tell us they are working to eliminate the fly from the region. and happening this morning, francisco city leaders hold a rally in support of reproductive rights around the country. mayor london breed and other city officials joined with planned parenthood northern california at this event. it starts at 10:00am near golden gate park oak street and baker street organizers want the san francisco reproductive freedom act passed. and if it is, it would make abortion a constitutional right in the state of california. in san

francisco and build a new muni bus stop on friday. the new terminal is at crissy field. it will be a part of the 30 stockton route which connects to north beach chinatown in union square. >> this project is more than just a piece of infrastructure. this project is about connecting people the opportunity. >> community says the extended route makes it easier for residents and tourists to access the waterfront crissy coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a man accused of driving drunk and killing a mother and son appeared in court for the first time. plus 20 years of the oakland police department under federal oversight. and a judge says it's not getting better. and our next half hour, what he says needs to change. and several small local businesses damaged in this fire. after the break, how one owner is picking up the pieces.

>> it's going to be hot in some spartz particularly well inland in the east and the south bay. is those numbers reach well into the 90's elsewhere, getting a bit of a break happening. we have

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buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪) >> all right, 7.13 this morning live look outside at the bay bridge. not muc1 traffic out there. not surprisingly everybody at home watching this year on the kron 4 morning news can also get us on routes kron 4 com certainly kron on's. so they have everything anyway. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and also try you saw that picture there kind of overcast. that's that low

lying fog gives the appearance of kind of overcast skies. no worry that will break out. but here's what you can see a lot and look how much that by relative standards, how much that fog is being pushed out of the ground here. get up there about 1500 feet and boom, sunny and it's a tease, something degrees and so forth. so of typical inversion checking in that will correct itself and mix out with the sun. joining us here temperatures meanwhile, mostly 50's for the east bay, 65 antioch, up north. got those 50's 48 for 55. for half moon bay's 63. meanwhile for san jose. so for today, yes, it'll take a little while in some spots, the kind of clear on out. but we'll get there basically mostly sunny as probably a fair description for most of the bay by this afternoon. also the continuation of a little bit of a flare up happening in the mountains that appears to be more cloud cover in the afternoon and maybe a little token shower there. that will be south by the way of tahoe. then we get into your sunday. does the same thing. but watch this trick. boom clears on out a little quicker than that. and we'll be back to the

business of mostly sunny temperatures appear to be pretty much the same as today. we still have some problem areas that numbers are stole. but on the lofty side, everybody's double digits. yes, but some places are cracking better than others. and it basically is to the north. it's a little better then to the south because that's where the relief is coming. so in the south bay, you to be a little toasty in spots there. still mid to upper 90's at work here. before we get the changeover, there are the winds in place you can see driven by inland heating. this is all good staff. we have this low in our backyard kind of helping out a bit. it's way up north, but it's still doing the trick and it takes that first slice away that we talked about. but the second slice is going to come by tuesday. that's going to be more dramatic. and that has a little chance of maybe a few little isolated little showers thrown in their second timeout. kind of all stacks up early bay fog and sun. sunny. that's what been talking about. still hot for the south bay 90's. well inland, that means the east bay, too, tomorrow, kind of more of the same. still very warm. that's called 90's inland. 70's and 80's working for the bay there with a lot of 70's. but still

me scratch about 80 or so. meanwhile, we get into next week, there's another cooling hit on your tuesday. that's the big drop. and with that, we might get a couple little scattered showers thrown in there. just more cosmetic than anything. but because it's such a potent system, we run that risk 80's happening well inland. we need to lower 80's at that. and then by friday, we bounce back to around 90 yet there's yet another system towards the end of next weekend. that also looks pretty strong as well. so we're going to a nice pattern here like fall. looks like it's trying to fight in here to try to say, hey, let's have some seasonality here. let's have some change. so for today, we've got sunny 71 going on early fog and clouds and all that business, which we have. 77, oakland, sunny and warm, 89 sunny and still toasty and are going to see some 90's. plenty as you get down to the south. 96 for antioch again, an 89 san jose, the east bay shoreline there, those 80's still stubborn. 77 oakland 80's. meanwhile, up north next couple of days to note all this we've got 94 today isn't a number to work

with 93 for your sunday and monday dropping to 88 this half moon bay. they have kind of overcast right now. so in stages, you look at like a pump. that's kind of thing. you're in already autumnal. i'm still kind of hanging on to some or something i don't know. but, you know, the cars go well together, though. the blue in the yeah. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> well, francisco business owners are left picking up the pieces after a fire thursday damaged 5 small businesses. and one of them is georgia's doughnuts and merriman, which was set to have its grand opening in just a few weeks. george is co-founder leah dunham shys they're mostly cleaning up smoke and water damage. she says she was eating lunch across the street when she saw the smoke from the fire. adding it could have been much worse. it is thankful for the community support during the rebuild. >> since it was a pretty live scene for a while, most of it was closed off. so i know a lot of residents want to help, but there wasn't much he could do. so, you know, i'm running

around getting sweeties waters and people were definitely helping me actually tactic. we carry those things and which is always very, very kind. i think mostly it's just people checking in and see how we're doing, which you know, best we can ask for. >> despite the damage, thankfully, there were no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. california. senator murray alvarado gayle is being accused of harassment. the senator represents on north county and the accusations come from her former campaign manager and chief of staff and attorney representing the senator says the employee fabricated and outlandish story. the senate republican caucus says the senator is fully cooperating with the investigation. a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california is now blocked. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains why governor newsom rejected that legislation.

>> it was unnecessary. governor gavin newsom defending his decision to veto assembly bill. 18 40. it would have allowed undocumented californians looking to buy their own home to apply for the state's first time homeowners assistance program for the program qualified applicants could receive as much as $150,000 in state funded down payment assistance. several democratic lawmakers have hopes the governor puts this is a common-sense bill that allows individuals many of whom were essential workers during the covid. >> crisis. >> to be able to get in line and hopefully buy their first home. but in this veto message, newsom expressed fiscal concerns with the bill noting the legislature had not appropriated any money for it. amid the states challenging budget situation was expanding eligibility to the program that had no money scene. rather curious to me. >> so that was unnecessary completely consistent with prior beto's along the similar lines. republicans weighing in

is bad. public policy was excited and pleased that the governor vetoed this bill. >> on the issue of reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. it's been less than one week since the summer members with the california legislative black caucus. >> took heat for refusing to take up a vote on 2 reparations related bills. the first bill would have created the california american freeman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state. the second bill would have created a reparations related front at this press conference. newsom denied rumors he threatened to veto the 2 bills if they were to be taken up for a vote and reach his desk. he says the black caucus is decision not to take up the bills had nothing to do with him. >> i didn't talk directly to anyone about those 2 bills that great respect and admiration for the leadership of the black caucus and members of the blackhawks. the reason newsom called this press conference in the first place was to announce emergency regulations on hemp products that contain thc. that's the psychoactive

compound in cannabis that can make you high. newsom says he's especially concerned several products like thc infused gummies and this thc, root beer bottle are too easily accessible for children up places like retail and grocery and that's why newsom's new regulations say hemp products for consumption must have no detectable thc. anyone wishing to buy a hemp product must be at least 21. and each hemp package may have no more than 5 servings. newsom says supermarkets and retailers must get rid of their thc, hemp packages right away. and we want parents see something like this to walk right up to the cashier and say what the you have this on on the shelves for. what are you promoting? get this off the shelf. and as for the governor's plan to hold a special session on oil and gas prices. well, just days after some members of his own party said they would not participate. >> now they've changed course in the governor says he's confident it will move forward

reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> in about 10 minutes here on the kron, 4 morning news. a new scam is targeting bay area college students. you can protect yourself and your family. but first working to get people home safe. what a south bay police department is doing to bring awareness with i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers.

business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses.

>> the driver accused of crashing into a mother and her son and killing both in san jose appeared in court for the first time on friday.

authorities say florida resident duncan mcquarrie crashed into 2 people on highway 85 south of santa teresa boulevard last month. he was allegedly intoxicated at the time and driving the wrong way. the choir was injured in the collision and sent to the hospital. he's now being held in the santa clara county main jail until his next court appearance in the photos. you're the 2 victims. well, do you know your limit? san jose police want to make sure that you due to prevent drug driving on the road. so officers were out in the city's tropicana neighborhood last night talking to people about the dangers of drinking and driving. they also had people blow into breathalyzer years. people also got gift cards for rideshare services. san jose police say dui crashes happened mostly because drivers believe they are alert enough to get behind the wheel. >> to theis folks think that they have they know what their limit is in there, ok to drive him to get the car and they start driving. and then it's too late at that point because then the collision occurs and and people get seriously hurt. and i.

>> police say it's ok to have fun. they just want to make sure that you get home safe. coming up next on the proper morning news, a judge says the oakland police department has a failure of leadership in about 4 minutes when he said the department needs to do to improve. now on the kron 4

morning news, a judge says the oakland police department needs to police itself. why the department is still under

federal oversight after 20 years. plus a south bay police chopper overhead as officers arrested suspects in a local retail theft ring. >> at things have gotten to that point. >> how police say they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. and a heartbreaking plea for justice from a man whose son's murder remains unsolved. what he's hoping for 6 years after the crime. all right, 7.29 this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we'll get to all those top stories in just a moment. but let's start this half hour off with a look at our forecast with dave sphar heyday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and where talked about the relief coming this weekend. and yes, it's coming in stages here. you'll feel some of that going on today, particularly if anywhere near water or around the bay a little bit. >> still a little toasty, though, in spots. well inland, though. first things first of the foggy s it's you can see

sfo here. no delays. but you can see that bank of fog off to the hills in the distance. the breakdown today keeps a lot of sunshine in place, though. 84 by 11 at 2 mid 90. so they're really underscores the fact for you folks inland. it's still going to be plenty hot. new have the ac crank and all this afternoon, some minor league starts to build as we get into next week. 65 now at this hour for antioch, mostly 50's on the board here. 55 off to a half moon bay in a 63 for san jose, which in the south bay is probably going to be some of the hottest numbers that we'll see. there's that weak system. we talked about we on the cooling us down. not too much of anything. intensifies will, but the marine layer now that's going to play out today tomorrow we get a breather. and then another stronger system comes out of the gulf of alaska and you'll feel those effects by tuesday into wednesday highs today while still 96 going on for can mid-nineties. you can see well inland ers 89 san jose but couldn't in morgan hill. and again, those numbers will be popping. word have more on that in your 4 zone

forecast and also check into that extended to see that other big cool down coming next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. the oakland police department is still under a federal oversight 20 years ago after the open riders case settled in court. >> that settlement required the department to complete 55 tasks as kron four's rob nesbitt explains. the department still has to tasks left to complete and a federal judge is making sure they get it done. >> the integrity of the oakland police department came into question in a big way back in 2000 when civil rights attorney john burris took the department to court over the open riders case engaging in all kinds and misconduct assaultive conduct. beatings kind planting of evidence. lime perjury. when the case settled in 2003, the department was placed under federal oversight with 55 past to resolve. burris says there are 2 tests left the integrity of the internal affairs investigations and the consistency of discipline. a federal judge issued this order friday regarding internal affairs reporting

saying, quote, the court can no longer tolerate the lack of integrity, consistency and transparency with which internal affairs has operated the chain of command. now, internal affairs report to the chief and then the chiefs have to meet on a regular bases. but the city attorney, the mayor's office, the city manager's office and a monitoring team. the order requires those meetings every 2 weeks. and that chief floyd mitchell update participants on important cases. the status of investigations and timelines for completion. chief michel was unavailable for comment friday. he took over as head of the department in may for us as the turnover of police chief has created a lack of consistency getting the federal oversight asked done. every chief is coming. a great great intentions. i need to see something different. and so you've got to have a plan for me. that's different. then what you meant talking about, you can't write rest upon the fact that you knew the city of oakland is required to file a status report next month on how the police department is implementing the court order.

the next case management conference is scheduled for january 8th reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. health officials are warning students about the dangers of assault on campus. >> san jose state university is working with santa clara valley health care to inform students. officials say these crimes are more common at the start of the school year. well, anyone can be a victim. freshman women are most likely to be targeted. we also do a lot of education about consent and what that congregate housing setting in the community and beyond. >> so it really is helping students think about what a positive supportive relationship looks like and what the boundaries would be associated with that. >> you can find a link to the safe program on our website. kron 4 dot com. university police at san jose state say scammers are calling students pretending to be officers. the department says scammers may caller id's look like it's coming from university police

and then those scammers ask victims to call a number overseas to seemingly protect any personal information. well, officials are investigating and say that police will always identify themselves over the phone and never demand money. in the north bay. a man is in jail this morning after police say an anonymous caller accused him of threatening a santa rosa school. police say they found the man with this handgun near meadow view elementary school. he is suspected of being a survey. no gang member. they say he was walking into a nearby apartment complex when he attempted to run away from police. in the east bay. police arrested 2 teens in connection with an attack on a student athlete at dublin high school. police say 2 former students at the school and 3 others went into a school locker room and jumped the victim. this happened 2 weeks ago on august 23rd the victim, a 15 year-old suffered facial and head injuries. the investigation is ongoing. now, check out these images from a south. a police chopper as

officers arrest 3 theft ring suspects. these men are accused of stealing more than 200 sunglasses from a local mall gayle ong explains how police were able to track them down. >> images from the san jose police department's helicopter capturing the suspects of an organized retail theft. >> with the eyes of our air 3, we're able to hopped director patrol officers to where the 3 suspects were. and at that point, there were 5 blocks away, jumping fences going through a neighborhood. stacy, she's spokesperson for san jose. police says. >> the incident happened just before 8 thursday night at the valley fair mall. she says 2 of the men stole more than 200 pairs of sunglasses. well, a 3rd man was waiting in a car. the suspect got away until the department's helicopter track their location all were taken into custody and booked into the santa clara main jail. we try to make it loud and clear that our officers are department inner resources. we

work so hard to make sure that we catch the suspects that we put them behind bars. san jose mayor matt mahan praising the work of police. a post on x reads in part, quote, they are doing their part. we need to do our part by passing prop 36, a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves. wow. >> i'm relieved because, you people are stealing and they shouldn't be stealing helling, shrek and gas shops at the mall, but is not surprised to hear about this recent incident. it's unfortunate that things have gotten to that point that people can feel free to walk in and that there won't be any repercussions. justice needs to be done when people are stealing things. it's not right in san jose. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a san jose man faces charges for stealing more than $1000 worth of copper from a hardware store in contra costa county. prosecutors say the man stole the copper wiring from outdoor supply hardware and were wrong on tuesday. they say he stole the wiring by loading it into an empty vacuum box and only paying for the cost of the vacuum. police

arrested him 2 days later when he visited the store again to return some items. police say the man also has outstanding warrants in other counties. and police arrested a father and son in connection to a deadly shooting in hayward. police say they found a man shot on santa clara street near 8.80 last month. officers arrested one of the suspects in union city earlier this week. they also arrested the suspects adopted father accused accused of hiding the first suspect from police. both men are in jail awaiting arraignment. it's dead after police say a dog attacked oakland. officers say this happened on 36 by international boulevard last sunday afternoon. police found the victim with several dog bites. the dog's owner now faces charges for not being able to control the animal. he is set to appear back in court later this month. father is looking for justice this morning. 6 years after his son was shot in the back and killed in san francisco four's

philippe djegal spoke with the grieving family. >> its name is sectoral. he was 20 years old. simon sacked dylan's voice still cracks up when he talks about his late son, ryan, a student at city college of san francisco with dreams of becoming a barber when he was gunned down 6 years ago. been hard. >> been very hard, painful. you >> you suffering the broken hearts. sacdalan says his son loved sports and mostly stayed out of trouble. >> on september 18th, 2018, the san francisco police department says he was shot in the back on the corner of 46th avenue and rogers street in the sunset district. a few blocks away from ocean beach. >> in a flyer offering $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. in this case, police say sacdalan was running from an altercation

when he was wounded. i just don't understand. >> what type of arguments over whatever happened that day. the summit could just taken from our lives leads have dried up. >> this act elaine's hope someone who can shed light on what happened reaches out to police. still trying to search for answers, trying to figure out what exactly happened. just trying to find out anything, you anybody can just forward. ryan sacdalan is survived by his parents and 6 siblings. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look at the new bar fare gates now in place at 24th and mission station in san francisco. these are much bigger and intended to help prevent fare evasion. this is the 3rd station to get the new gates. they have already been

installed at the west oakland station and civic center stations. >> and happening right now, the circus is in town to celebrate as ap centers. huge milestone. san jose venue marks its 5,000 event today ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is in that look fun. the circus kicked off friday and runs through tomorrow. and a car lovers dream. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we take you inside a museum in the east bay. well, you can get your fix for class and style. plus a party for 2 bay area gold medalist. how you can get in on the fun. >> and look at our temperatures for today. we've got those mid 90's still well in london. you're going to see some of that also in the south bay. but the heat is breaking a little bit up towards the north with 80's in place. going to check out the 4 zone forecast and sneak ahead into next week. and what you'd expect another cool down the

kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right, 7.43 is beautiful morning and a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. we could see a bit of a breeze out there as well as some kind of ominous looking does doesn't out if you have to get in the cellar anything i don't know what know, you tell us the weather good thing. is

that just some fog is going to mix out just with the silhouette and the sun coming up there is that scary. look. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. jumping over. do you some of national park looking pretty good there to start their day. they're some haze to get the big cooking and not too bad for those temperatures that still have a nice flavor of summer in tahoe. next few days, we're going to stay in the upper 70's starting to slide a little bit tuesday at 76. that's a sign of things to come and wednesday will be even cooler. still, as these elements come to play right now, we have is this low right up towards our north, providing a nice break in the action. so this really feels good not not penetrating too far inland just yet. it's not a dramatic drop. you folks yet. it's happening in stages. give a little time to kind of work its magic and in fact, are still heat advisory for the central valley. meanwhile, what you see these greens here. rapping run all the way to the western plains states. what that is is kind of what's left over the monsoon for right now. meaning those afternoon showers and thunder showers. that's of the green

means that severe prediction center is just saying is chance is you places you may see wild about scattered airmass thunder showers, which is very typical in the summer months. anyway, across much of the country. but we tend to get this in the monsoon period here as well. keep that in mind to in southern california here because going forward, the models look rather interesting. let's get through the short-term period as well. this is our low. that's kind of playing out right now. it's up more or less about minor player. yes, this is the bigger kind that was talking about tuesday wednesday. look out. you see this is here now. this may temple this make technically bring a couple scattered showers in here. maybe. but the bigger news is it's going to really wack those temperatures down a bit in. you're going to see the big change on the seven-day forecast. you folks seeing highs that were around 100 may be seeing highs potentially go into the mid to lower 80's, even at least for a day or so. now. yes, it will exit eventually wane. but look at this. digging in here. upstream looks like another one wants to do it next weekend. at the same time

going forward past this point into the following week. it looks like some of that monsoon moisture comes back again in socal. not going impact us, but we'll start to slide up a little bit along the spine of the mountains along with california. they're a little bit. maybe the assembly. all right. you're 4 zone forecast for today. not that dramatic drop yet. 71 san francisco to the coast. we've got a mostly in the 60's here now. 78 going on for burning game. 81 foster city, 84 for palo alto. but look out, you get to the south bay. these numbers start moving here near about 90 or so for san jose and really pop in los gatos at 93, 98 for morgan hill. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline back to the mid 80's tri valley. you're also looking at mid 90's here now for today. 94 for walnut creek, concord, at 94, that's still an improvement steps here. 74 for berkeley, big decoupling here between the 2 locations. onshore winds help out with 76 for vallejo, although carquinez strait still pretty toasty near about 90 91 going on for fairfield.

86 for napa and 89 for santa rosa. again, getting some of the influence of this low 7 day forecast. here's the bigger drop, though, right here. down to 83 or so come wednesday. there is a recovery by friday at about 90 or so. but there's yet of those system by sunday. and that's another big, juicy low. so watching these guys coming down here in early september, that's more like an october november type pattern. so that's nice to see even the winter. we see that kind of thing going on. so that's why not gonna last. but nice to kind of see this happen ok? well, thanks so much for keeping an eye all of that force things always changing. thank stay. >> building latina power and cultivating changemakers. that's the mission of latino empowerment day more than 100 latina as men in oakland for a conference friday to learn about community leadership, advocacy strategies and financial empowerment and awareness. organizers say attendees came from cities around the state. >> just seen that. even the audience today that coming from 30, 50, 100 miles away

just to be here to invest in themselves to hear about what they can be doing to invest in your future. and so i think that speaks that people are looking for resources are looking for opportunities to grow. teen empowerment days are hosted in several cities across the state of california. >> in the east bay, the city of a right to host a classic car show today. and if you're a fan of mustangs and cobras, there's a museum martinez, you might want to check out kron four's. james fletcher takes us there. >> there's nothing quite like the sound and style of a classic race car like the shelby cobra. it's one of america's most iconic muscle cars. and if you're fan of cars like this, you really got to check out the cobra experience museum in martinez. when you first walk in, you're going to see 25,000 square

feet of sheldon memorabilia collected over about 55 years. that's drew he created this shrine to the shelby cobra in 2014. >> with his love for the car started way before that. i fell in love with the from the hot rod magazines and and car and driver magazine. >> i was in high school to time and enlist book on the outside in a room track on the inside. and i said some day, i got to get me one of and then one day he in about 1974. >> a spring, a 74. my brother-in-law was a ups driver. and he came to me and said, you know, there's a cobra place out touch a cold and they got a lot of homers in there. so i went out and looked and of course, the guy that owns the place put his arm around me and said, look, i've got a deal for you, 1500 bucks. you could have this car. of course, and hit a guard rail down. riverside and the front nose was all bent up i went home thought about as

fate hasn't. i'd like to call over 1500 bucks when your parents my parents were living. my that car doesn't even have door handles or roll-up windows. what are you thinking? so it was about 3 and half years later, i got the fixed up got a painted and i sold the car for $38,500 sent a check on the kitchen table. showed it to my mother. not another word about cars. >> well, that car would be the first of many over the years that drew would buy and restore. in fact, his passion grew to the point that in 2002, he bought a business called cobra performance. >> and it was the remains of shelby american shelby, american's inventory fall apart. it was chock full of party and with more parts came more rebuilds and eventually the need for more space. >> which is what inspired him to move here and create the cobra experience. this museum is here, too.

>> tell the next generation about what she'll back in the 60's. people don't realize how important it was created a whole. >> generation of foreign all because of carroll shelby. >> i got so many beautiful cars in here. people gravitate towards. this one here is probably most favorite car in the museum. we purchased it from ken mile son. that's the movie this was in the movie court versus ferrari. christian bale plane can miles. and there directed at willow springs is where most of the car was shot. it's a favorite because all the little kids get to come and sit in the seat. and pretend like they're going fast. most important to us that everyone walks through the door has a great experience. that's why we called the cove or experience. there's there's a lot of hardware here. there's a lot of stuff. but the people behind it is where the stories and that right there. that's the magic of this museum. more

than a collection. it's a connection to a bygone era. automotive genius. >> i don't know how i ended up being in charge of carrying on the legacy. i feel that it's very important. that does happen and this is part showing all the stuff and telling people about the stories about the different personalities. that story has to be told and for some reason i have to do it and i don't know why it's you know, build it and they will come here. we >> well, if you want to see more cars just like that, you can check out the event. a classic car show today from 10:00am until 02:00pm. this year they're celebrating the shelby cobra and feature a 15 of those amazing cars at the show. so >> go check it out after you finish watching us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we'll be right back.

>> all right. welcome back. the city of walnut creek is throwing a party for 2 gold medalists from the paris olympics. wrestler, a meet the lower and basketball player. sabrina ionescu, the first event features of meets its scheduled for saturday, september 14th at 01:00pm in civic park. it will be a q and a session the and 2 of her coaches as well as an opportunity to take photos with the gold medalist it. so honored to have her on the cropper weekend morning news just a few weeks ago before she left for the paris olympics. so proud of her. the

city of walnut creek says it will announce a party for sabrina at a later date. congratulations to them both. >> and in our next hour of the for morning news, new details on the person accused leaving racist items outside a black man's home in san francisco. why the victim of the crime says they're surprised by the identity of the suspect. and a glass panel plummets from a skyscraper in san francisco. the actions local leaders are taking to keep people safe. plus, bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california is blocked. why the governor says he's not backing it. that's all coming up on the kron 4 morning news. stay with us. if you have heart disease and struggle with ldl-c... even with statins and a healthy diet... listen to your heart. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c

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4 morning news. we now know the identity of the person accused of leaving racist items outside a san francisco black man's home. 5, 7, 8 years ago. >> it's a way. long time. me. payton, somebody. >> the victim is responding this morning. plus, a glass panel plummets off a skyscraper during the friday morning commute. what san francisco city leaders are doing to keep this from happening again. and a terminal for bay area residents. why just got easier to check out local attractions? >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at a

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday september, the 7th and we continue our news and weather coverage this morning with a look at the forecast with dave sphar. hey, good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. starting off with our traditional fog here, but that's a good thing. tells your marine layer is checking in providing some cooling now that's going to mix out. still is going to be hot in certain locations around the bay, mostly to the south. but it's a little bit of a walk in the right direction. there is that fog very compressed near the surface. only have to go up about 1500 feet, maybe 2000. >> and you start to get much warmer air in the 80's already and much drier air as well. now we still have heat advisory stuff, but that's off to the south way in the central valley. that's fresno county. you can see so we're in the clear again, underlining the will be in the 90's in many spots of the viewing area. meanwhile, on storm tracker 4, if you squint up there on the border of oregon, you can make out that cloud collection. there. that's that little low that's providing some of the relief

that we have. what we have this in stages and other ones coming by the middle of the week. that will be real sweet. there's our onshore. winds are going to be with us again today, too. so we'll get that breeze working. you're gonna feel probably a little stronger winds in the east bay today than yesterday. that's also a good thing. 60's for much of the east bay 50's. meanwhile, up north and also along the coast for comparison, slightly cooler around the bay and mild inland. the breakdown today puts us about 89 at high noon 96 by 3. that's pretty close to what we're going to see for some of those lofty high temperatures for today. so you can see it's still pretty toasty, but in stages were improving. again, a big cool down is expected for the middle of the week. we'll be talking about a coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. now to our top story this morning. san francisco police identified a suspect. >> accused of burning a beloved dog walkers home. the woman also allegedly left racist items outside of the victim's home in april. trump was jack moment reports. >> well, this is the woman who san francisco police

suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >> i do want to skate club this most a club terry williams says on his bad days he comes here. times is really dark for my family and me, especially me know it really helped a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family as this is what's left of his childhood home. it's a citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >> he says his mom is still recovering. have since the fire it's been a lot to say. >> but before the fire and the outpouring of support, he was the target of a series of racist threats with this too much of black doll with a noose around its neck, a toy grenade and threatening notes.

the san francisco police department announcing their suspect is 67 year-old april martin chartrand. >> and the fact he's black that you do some stuff like this is. it's mind blowing to me. it had i want pull over on the freeway. not only that. >> williams says she's also a neighbor. my family, my mom, ck believe she came. they were was up to thinking. was your family like we're here? our history. you stuff like that will engage says he always waved to charter and but a couple of years ago, he says she was breaking glass outside of where he normally walks his dog. he took a photo reported it and that's when she snapped at him 5, 5, 7, 8 years ago. >> it's a long way. long time. me. somebody could dogs. they do. >> home with memories now burnt by flames and hate williams still visits this neighborhood to walk his dogs like a lot of members, mayor. he's happy his family is one step closer to finding

justice. but it comes with a sense of confusion. and flabbergasted when i finally like those late black light. now he's on a mission trying to get his family's home back. that's not i don't have a moment that, know, that's what i want to live. hope get the help he built and they can see the how sullivan enjoyed a house. >> they work hard to get that house. >> now, even though williams says the woman who targeted him lives in that neighborhood, it seems like she may not be there anymore. a san francisco police say she was reported missing by her family in august. now, if you do know anything about the whereabouts of april chartrand, you are expected to contact police reporting in studio jack moment. kron 4 news. >> a south bay home is considered a total loss after this fire. firefighters say a neighbor called 9-1-1 shortly before 05:00pm friday about this blaze coasted avenue in saratoga. take a look at all that smoke and damage. crews say they arrived to a challenging situation. >> on a smoke and heavy fire

conditions when we arrive, been a have the potential for lot of. a fire load alongside where the structure. so with our lines additionally and when pull back there, so there was potential for a lot. spread. >> thankfully, crews say no one was home at the time of the fire. they say they are trying to contact the property owners. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and take a look at this. a pane of glass plummeted from the sales force east tower in san francisco. crews were installing this class friday morning when it fell from the top of a 30 story skyscraper. the pain shattered on the street cracking to ground floor windows on the way down. a building inspector issued a violation to the sales force building requiring the company to secure the opening where the glass fell and replace it immediately. thankfully, no reports of any injuries. in the north bay. police continue to investigate a fatal shooting that left one person dead in vallejo. officers

responded to a car crash around noon fridan morning near tennessee street and mare island way. they found a woman in her car who had been shot. investigators say she died at the scene. no details released yet about possible suspects. and there's a new lawsuit filed in connection to a shooting that killed this man more than a year ago in san francisco. the prime suspect in the case is still on the run this morning. kron four's dan kerman shares the victim's family's effort to get justice. over 13 months has passed since ellie insurance executive ryan pincus. >> was shot and killed in san francisco's tenderloin. no one has been arrested were frustrated. >> and the >> we'd like to see justice for our ryan's father says his son was walking back to his hotel when he was confronted by an on-duty security guard at the hotel be jewett mason and eddy streets. minutes later, attorneys allege the security guard shot and killed

pincus. then the security guard went into hiding. they don't know where he >> my sense is if he robbed a liquor store and got arrested for that. then then he'd be found. but other than that, i don't get a sense that. there's a manhunt under way here. san francisco police confirm they've identified a person of interest but don't know his whereabouts. so now the family is seeking a they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the security company that employee the alleged gunman. we know that there's security footage of this murder. we know that the guard was employed by this company. we know that the police and the dea are looking into this. but as of yet, it doesn't seem like anything is getting done. and that's why the family is filing this lawsuit today to see what they can pursue in the civil justice system to make sure that justice is done for their dead son. the security firm, one comment on pending litigation pink is family attorney blair kittle says the

lawsuit alleges the company is liable for negligent hiring and supervision. we think that this security guard should not have been carrying a gun, but the security company should have been adequately supervising this employee to make sure that he wasn't using a gun unsuspecting passers-by. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a tragic update. a man shot in san francisco's mission distrwct wednesday night died from his injuries. police identified the victim as 20 h sarah sze from to larry county citizen app. video shows the scene on mission street near the 16th bart station shortly after that shooting, police arrested 2 people in connection to this case. happening this morning, francisco city leaders hold a rally in support of reproductive rights around the country. mayor london breed and other city officials joined with planned parenthood, northern california at this event. it starts at 10:00am near golden gate park at oak street and baker street organizers want the san francisco reproductive freedom act passed and if it

is passed, it would make abortion a constitutional right and the state of california. it does go on bail, the new muni bus stop on friday. the new terminal is that christie field. it will be a part of the 30 stockton route which connects to north beach and chinatown and union square. this project is more than just a piece of infrastructure. >> this project is about connecting people the opportunity. >> says the extended drought makes it easier for residents and tourists to access the waterfront at crissy field. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a man accused of driving drunk and killing this mother and son appeared in court for the first time. a plus 20 years of the oakland police department under federal oversight. and a judge says it's not getting better.

and our next half hour, what he says needs to change. and several small local businesses damaged this fire. after the break, how one owner is picking up the pieces. >> well, inland, still going to be looking at the 90's this afternoon and going to be quite toasty in the south bay, particularly. but there is an improvement around the bend. going to talk about the steps of that improv

>> welcome back. live shot coming in of the bay bridge. and you can see quite a bit of cloud cover still in place. it's the fog clouds give a little time to kind of mix out. we'll probably see that all kind of gone here probably

in the next 2 hours or so. other problem spots still exist. you can see this fog just being suppressed out of the near tpe ground level. the planetary boundary. you go up about 1500 feet and booming at the blue skies and temps up here. well, the business of the 80's, that typical inversion checking in. so at the sun does it heats the ground that starts to mixing process, cha, cha, cha and we go back to sunny skies. 68 for antioch at this hour. now. 66 for livermore east bay shoreline is the upper 50's lower 60's peninsula mostly in the 50's and 50's. you can see up north now futurecast for we're noting some of this cloud cover in terms of that fog. i just mentioned couple of a problem areas. it looks like maybe along the coast, but we'll see the sun come out this afternoon. hardly any show it all for the mountains. just very cosmetic clouds building in the afternoon, which is a very typical currents in the summer months, particularly got this any residual moisture there, boom, you start to get some clouds in the afternoon. and that's may facilitate a shower later today. that's gonna be all

south of tahoe. by the way, sunday morning, a bit more aggressive fog spilling in the sacramento valley at some that's gone flare up in the afternoon, which is even less impressive tomorrow with less moisture at hand, winds a l,ttle bit more aggressive this afternoon. you folks in the east bay getting some relief coming in as that's coming in from the west little bit less so tomorrow. now. and then early into the week are reading about tuesday, wednesday, a big dramatic change happens from a new low dropping south and even upstream. another one comes by next weekend. so this pattern of opening up the gulf gulf of mexico, gulf of alaska looks pretty good for us over the next about 10 days to provide some relief here. putting this all together. fog bank at sfo behind us. no delays, by the way, early bay fog and sunny. that's good. still hot, though, south bay's looks like be popping in some spots. when you get down to southern santa clara county and beyond those numbers going up, this a person 90's. meanwhile, 90's well inland pick in the east bay tomorrow. now mostly sunny, very warm. still, 90's,

inland 70's and 80's for the bay. so this head was somewhat modest and minor, but there's another stronger one into next week. tuesday, wednesday looks like and that's going to be a big drop, dropping those highs into the lower maybe middle 80's there little recovery by friday. sure. again, that temporary until the next system bite ladder next weekend. 71 san francisco for today. we got that early fog and clouds, everything. 77 going on for oakland, sunny and warm. 89 still toasty san jose. and again, the numbers become markedly higher. when you head further south, 96 antioch, east bay, shoreline 80's and 70's is still pretty warm in spots. cool those along the coast, as you can see with some green working its magic looking ahead over the next few days, a half moon bay still fighting some of these fog clouds 93 tomorrow by monday at 88. so pretty nice. start your work week and then another cool down middle of next week. time for you. so that says something look forward to for those of us who are not such fans of the one. okay. thanks so much, dave.

>> well, san francisco business owners are left picking up the pieces after a fire thursday damaged 5 small businesses. one of them is georgia's doughnuts and merriment, which was set to have its grand opening in a few weeks. georges co-founder dunham says they're mostly cleaning up smoke and water damage. she says she was actually eating lunch across the street. she says she saw the smoke from the fire, adding it could have been much worse and is thankful for the community's support. has she read bills? >> since it was a pretty live scene for a while, most of it was closed off. so i know a lot of residents want to help, but there wasn't much he could do. so, you know, i'm running around getting sweeties waters and people were definitely helping me actually tactic. we carry those things and which is always very, very kind. i think mostly it's just people checking in and see how we're doing, which you know, best we can ask for. >> despite the damage, thankfully, no injuries to report here. the cause of the

fire is under investigation. in the east bay, a portion of alameda county is under quarantine tied to an invasive mediterranean fruit fly. officials say the insect was found in fremont. the affected zone stretches from highway 84 to the alameda santa clara border. officials say produce must stay within the area. it was grown infected fruit must be double bagged and thrown away. officials tell us they are working to eliminate the fly from the region. in other national news, the father and son charged in the deadly appalachia georgia school shooting made their first court appearances friday. 14 year-old colt gray is now being charged as an adult and faces capital punishment. he's charged with 4 counts of murder. both father and son remain behind bars until their next appearance. and a judge is postponing former president donald trump sentencing in the hush money case until after the november election. the judge delayed sentencing until november. 26, several weeks after all, the votes will be

cast. it had originally been scheduled for september 11 for excess september 18th, rather, trump's defense team pushed for the delay saying the sentencing could interfere with the election. california sen marie alvarado-gil is being accused of harassment. the senator represents a monroe county and the accusations come from her former campaign manager and chief of staff and attorney representing the senator says the employee fabricated an outlandish story. the senate republican caucus says the senator is fully cooperating with the investigation. a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california is now blocked. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains why governor gavin newsom rejected the legislation. >> that was unnecessary. governor gavin newsom defending his decision to veto assembly bill. 18 40. it would have allowed undocumented californians looking to buy their own home to apply for the state's first time

homeowners assistance program for the program qualified applicants could receive as much as $150,000 in state funded down payment assistance. several democratic lawmakers have hopes the governor puts this is a common-sense bill that allows individuals many of whom were essential workers during the covid. >> crisis. >> to be able to get in line and hopefully buy their first home. but in this veto message, newsom expressed fiscal concerns with the bill noting the legislature had not appropriated any money for it. amid the states challenging budget situation was expanding eligibility to the program that had no money seeing rather curious to me. >> so that was unnecessary completely consistent with prior beto's along the similar lines. republicans weighing in is bad. public policy was excited and pleased that the governor vetoed this bill. >> on the issue of reparations for descendants of enslaved

black americans. it's been less than one week since the summer members with the california legislative black caucus. >> took heat for refusing to take up a vote on 2 reparations related bills. the first bill would have created the california american freeman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state. the second bill would have created a reparations related front at this press conference newsom denied rumors he threatened to veto the 2 bills if they were to be taken up for a vote and reach his desk. he says the black caucus is decision not to take up the bills had nothing to do with him. i didn't talk directly to anyone about those 2 bills that. >> great respect and admiration for the leadership of the black caucus and members of the blackhawks. the reason newsom called this press conference in the first place was to announce emergency regulations on hemp products that contain thc. that's the psychoactive compound in cannabis that can make you high. newsom says he's especially concerned several products like thc infused gummies and this thc, root beer bottle are too easily accessible for children up places like retail and

grocery and that's why newsom's new regulations say hemp products for consumption must have no detectable thc. anyone wishing to buy a hemp product must be at least 21. and each hemp package may have no more than 5 servings. newsom says supermarkets and retailers must get rid of their thc, hemp packages right away. and we want parents see something like this to walk right up to the cashier and say what the you have this on on the shelves for. what are you promoting? get this off the shelf. and as for the governor's plan to hold a special session on oil and gas prices. well, just days after some members of his own party said they would not participate. >> now they've changed course in the governor says he's confident it will move forward reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> in about 10 minutes here on the kron, 4 morning news. a new scam is targeting bay area

college students. how you can protect yourself and your family. the first working to get people home safe. what a south bay police department is doing to bring

>> right now, daly city police are searching for a group of people accused of stealing more than $26,000 worth of merchandise from the lenscrafters in 2 separate burglaries. the latest one happened just last week at the store inside the serramonte center. macy's officers say 3 people stole $15,000 worth of

glasses. a lens crafters employee told police one person came in, grabbed items and left, then returned minutes later with 2 other people to steal more just a week before that, 2 people stole more than $11,000 worth of merchandise. it is unclear if the 2 burglaries are connected. the driver accused of crashing into a mother and her son and killing both in san jose appeared in court for the first time friday. authorities say florida resident duncan mcquarrie crashed into the 2 people on highway 85 south of santa teresa boulevard last month. that's an image of the 2 victims there. now, the suspect was allegedly intoxicated at the time and driving the wrong way. the 4 was injured in the collision and sent to the hospital. he's now being held and the santa clara county main jail until his next court appearance. well, do you know you're san jose? police want to make sure you do to prevent drunk driving on the roads. officers were out in the city's tropicana neighborhood last night talking to people about the dangers of drinking and driving. they also had people

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morning news. a judge says the oakland police department needs to police itself. why the department is still under federal oversight after 20 years. plus a south bay police chopper overhead as officers arrested suspects in a local retail theft ring. unfortunate that things have gotten to that point. >> how police say they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. and a heartbreaking plea for justice from a man sons. murder remains unsolved. what he's hoping for 6 years after the crime. >> all right, 8.30, this morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. first with mister dave sphar good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well,

maybe not feeling quite like fall, but we are taking baby steps to get there. and it's a little bit of improvement. today. we're celebrating a touch here. >> cooler temperatures slightly working their magic. we're getting more in the way of fog. this is sfo, not too much fog. that's causing a problem. however, no delays being report out that way. we see some traffic going on there. that's a good sight. the breakdown today about 89 to 12 o'clock at 3 were at 96. yeah. so inland you're still going to feel the heat in the south bay, particularly when you get down to southern santa clara county and beyond those numbers are still be popping. 68 for antioch at this hour now, the east bay shoreline, a 60 ish about there 50's. meanwhile, up north and there you see those 50's also hugging the coast. now what's doing all of this is not too oppressive on this map, but if you look at the california oregon border, a slight rotation with that collection of clouds is providing some minor really felt upstream. however, the pathway has been made. so another low is expected to come out of the gulf of alaska. and that will be more helpful. the middle of the week. high temperatures today. there you have 96 going

. still 89 san jose in the east bay shoreline, kind of a hodgepodge of 70's and 80's. and we're talking over forecast for tomorrow and also getting into next week, which looks pretty interesting again, as i mentioned with the break in the heat here. all that coming up in just a stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the oakland police department is still under a federal oversight 20 years ago after the oakland raiders case settled in court, that settlement required the department to complete 55 tasks has called for is rob nesbitt explains. the department still have 2 tasks left to complete and a federal judge is making sure they get it done. >> the integrity of the oakland police department came into question in a big wai back in 2000 when civil rights attorney john burris took the department to court over the open riders case, engaging in all kinds misconduct assaultive conduct. beatings kind planting of evidence, lime perjury. when the case settled in 2003, the department was placed under federal oversight with 55 past

to resolve. burris says there are 2 tests left the integrity of the internal affairs investigations and the consistency of discipline. a federal judge issued this order friday regarding internal affairs reporting saying, quote, the court can no longer tolerate the lack of integrity, consistency and transparency with which internal affairs has operated the chain of command. now, internal affairs report to the chief and then the chiefs have to meet on a regular bases. but the city attorney, the mayor's office, the city manager's office and a monitoring team. the order requires those meetings every 2 weeks. and that chief floyd mitchell update participants on important cases. the status of investigations and timelines for completion. chief michel was unavailable for comment friday. he took over as head of the department in may for us as the turnover of police chiefs has created a lack of consistency and getting the federal oversight asked done every chief is coming. a great on great intentions. so i need to see something different. and so you've got to have a plan for me. that's different. and what

you meant talking about, you can't write rest upon the fact that you knew the city of oakland is required to file a status report next month on how the police department is implementing the court order. the next case management conference is scheduled for january 8th reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> health officials are warning students about the dangers of assault on campus. san jose state university is working with santa clara valley health care to inform students. officials say these crimes are more common at the start of the school year. well, anyone can be a victim. freshman women are most likely to be targeted. we also do a lot of education about consent and what that congregate housing setting in the community and beyond. >> so it really is helping students think about what a positive supportive relationship looks like and what the boundaries would be associated with that. >> you can find a link to the safe program on our website.

kron 4 dot com. university police at san jose state say scammers are calling students pretending to be officers. the department says scammers may caller id's look like it's coming from university police then ask victims to call in number overseas to protect their personal information. officials are investigating and say the police will always identify themselves over the phone and never demand money. in the north bay. a man is in jail this morning after police say an anonymous caller accused him of threatening a santa rosa school. police say they found a man with this handgun near meadow view elementary school. he is suspected of being a survey, no gang member and they say he was walking into a nearby apartment complex when he tried to run away from police. in the east bay. police arrested 2 teens in connection with an attack on a student athlete at dublin high school. police say 2 former students at the school and 3 others went into a school locker room and jumped the victim. this

happened 2 weeks ago on august 23rd the victim, a 15 year-old suffered facial and head injuries. the investigation is ongoing. and check out these images from a south bay police chopper as officers arrest 3 ring suspects. now these men are accused of stealing more than 200 sunglasses from a local mall kron. four's gayle ong explains how police were able to track those guys down. >> images from the san jose police department's helicopter capturing the suspects of an organized retail theft. >> with the eyes of our air 3, we're able to hopped director patrol officers to where the 3 suspects were. and at that point, there were 5 blocks away, jumping fences going through a neighborhood. stacy, she's spokesperson for san jose. police says. >> the incident happened just before 8 thursday night at the valley fair mall. she says 2 of the men stole more than 200 pairs of sunglasses. well, a 3rd man was waiting in a car. the suspect got away until the department's helicopter track

their location all were taken into custody and booked into the santa clara main jail. we try to make it loud and clear that our officers are department inner resources. we work so hard to make sure that we catch the suspects that we put them behind bars. san jose mayor matt mahan praising the work of police. a post on x reads in part, quote, they are doing their part. we need to do our part by passing prop 36, a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves. wow. >> i'm relieved because, you people are stealing and they shouldn't be stealing heli shrek and gas shops at the mall but is not surprised to hear about this recent incident. it's unfortunate that things have gotten to that point that people can feel free to walk in and that there won't be any repercussions. justice needs to be done when people are stealing things. it's not right in san jose. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a san jose man faces charges for stealing more than $1000 worth of copper from the hardware store in contra costa

county. prosecutors say the man stole the copper wiring from outdoor supply hardware in moraga on tuesday. they say he stole the wiring by loading it into an empty vacuum box and only paying for the cost of a vacuum. police arrested him 2 days later when he visited the store again to return some items. police say the man also has outstanding warrants in other counties. and police arrested a father and son in connection to a deadly shooting in hayward. police say they found a man shot on santa clara street near 80 last month. officers arrested one of the suspects in union city earlier this week. they also arrested the suspects, adoptive father accused of hiding him from police. both men are in jail awaiting arraignment. a man is dead after police say a dog attacked him in oakland. officers say this happened on 36 by international boulevard last sunday afternoon, police found the victim with several dog bites and the dog's owner now faces charges for not being able to control the dog. he is set to appear back in court later this month. and a

father is looking for justice 6 years after his son was shot in the back and killed in san francisco. well, prince philippe djegal spoke with the grieving family. >> its name is sectoral >> he was 20 years old. simon sacked dylan's voice still cracks up when he talks about his late son, ryan, a student at city college of san francisco with dreams of becoming a barber when he was gunned down 6 years ago. been hard. >> been very hard, painful. you stuff, you know. suffering the broken hearts. sacdalan says his son loved sports and mostly stayed out of trouble. >> on september 18th, 2018, the san francisco police department says he was shot in the back on the corner of 46th avenue and rogers street in the sunset district. a few blocks away from ocean beach. >> in a flyer offering

$100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. in this case, police say sacdalan was running from an altercation when he was wounded. i just don't understand. >> what type of arguments over whatever happened. >> that day >> the summit could just taken from our lives leads have dried up this act. elaine's hope someone who can shed light on what happened. >> reaches out to police. still trying to search for answers, trying to figure out what exactly happened. just trying to find out anything, you know, anybody can %ust forward. ryan sacdalan is survived by his parents and 6 siblings. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> take a look at new bar fare gates now in place at 24th and mission station in san francisco. these are much

bigger and intended to help prevent fare evasion. this is the 3rd station to get the new gates. they have already been installed at the west oakland station and civic center stations. >> happening now, the circus is in town to celebrate sapd centers. huge milestone. san jose. the new works. it's 5 1000th event today with ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. >> the circus kicked off on friday and runs through tomorrow. a car lovers dream coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we take you inside a museum in the east bay where you can get your fix. >> for class and staff. plus a party for 2 bay area gold medalists. how you can get in on the fun. >> what i would even get the bronze or even honorable mention yet. but hey, we're reaching for the goal by the middle of the week, bringing down those temps. today's

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>> all right. welcome back. a 43 this morning live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. we could see a bit of a breeze out there. you can see of pushing through the leaves of that palm tree as well as the flag and some kind of gloomy looking camera. yeah, hopefully that doesn't stick around. when you think dave dorothy and the dog, you're okay. so going 70. good

morning. everybody is just the fog there. the fog clouds and so forth. the sun gives that spooky appearance being low in the sky like that. >> going to sunny this afternoon. already there in yosemite. pretty nice start to the day. going to feel even up in tahoe very much like summer over the next few days here, tuesday, indicating things are changing little drop in temperatures. there you see we go from about 80 ish down to about 76 in more improvement there going forward. meanwhile, stormtracker 4 uneventful for us with this low in our backyard here. yeah. you can see some lines of some showers with it. but all this green that you see here, this is kind of what's left of the monsoon a little bit for right now, relatively modest. and that just means scattered about air mass thunder showers. when you get the daytime heating took in the rockies like that and the deserts, you, tennessee, some of that activity this time of year. i'm gonna get back to that in just a bit. and let's get to the early part of the forecast. we have this low in our backyard here. kind of help out break the back of the high little bit. it's merging off towards the east. now got to care about these highs in

the back side of highs. they can throw that monsoon our way. but this low is kind of blocking. keep that in mind. middle of the week. yes. look at that. nice break. in the action tuesday, big drop in our temperatures. this may bring potentially a couple little scattered showers, although really not talking too much about that just yet. but it's certainly going provide us with some good earnest cooling here. we're talking about bringing down numbers to the middle, even lower 80's. well inland. getting later in the forecast time, period, you can barely make it out. but yet another low was trying to dig in here. but this one is interesting because other features are happening such as moisture is starting to bubble up in some of the models from the desert southwest. it's going to spray southern california with the monsoon. and there's also some interesting low developing down there, maybe somewhere tropical in nature. i mention all of this because this low is actually enact a little bit of the block are good news because if you remember, if you are a dog us to go august of 2020, we had all that

monsoonal lightning and everything and that sparked off fires. that's the big problem. but monsoon as you don't necessarily get much rain with that. from our perspective, you get the dry lightning. so this low besides cooling us down again, may also act as a blocking mechanism to let it monsoon coming in. if that comes together. but that's way out there in the models. don't totally agree. 71 for san francisco. meanwhile, the coast we're gonna keep it into the 60's. 78 going on for burning again. let's do about a 81 or so foster city. 84 palo alto, 85 for redwood city in the south bay getting up to near about 90. but look at the big step. you get for morgan hill at 98 93, los gatos because they're so far away from the influence of this low, not quite feeling those effects and central valley is going to be baking again today. mid-nineties for tri valley. mid-eighties going on the east bay shoreline. 94 walnut creek. 94 also the concord. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline. we're back to 70's, send some 80's. 76 for vallejo. 91 for fairfield, 86

napa and 89. meanwhile, for santa rosa, here's the secondary drop. 84 83 going on tuesday, wednesday, perhaps into next weekend. more relief to be found. that will be a nice block or 2 for juicy moisture coming in from the deserts. so all right, we will take any relief we can morning. >> thanks a lot, dave. well, building latina power and cultivating changemakers. that's the mission of latina empowerment day more than 100 latina has met in oakland for a conference friday to learn about community leadership, advocacy strategies and financial empowerment and awareness. organizers say attendees came from cities around the state. >> just seeing that even the audience today that coming from 30, 50, 100 miles away just to be here to invest in themselves to hear about what they can be doing to invest in your future. and so i think that speaks that people are looking for resources are looking for opportunities to grow. lieutenant power mondays are hosted in several cities across. >> the state of california. in

the east bay, the city of a run to host a classic car show today. and if you're a fan of mustangs and cobras, there's a museum in martinez that you just might want to check out. but ford's fletcher takes us there. >> there's nothing quite like the sound and style of a classic race car like the shelby cobra. it's one of america's most iconic muscle cars. and if you're fan of cars like this, you really got to check out the cobra experience museum in martinez. when you first walk in, you're going to see 25,000 square feet shelby memorabilia collected over about 55 years. that's drew he created this shrine to the shelby cobra in 2014, but his love for the car started way before that. i fell in love with the from the

hot rod magazines and and car and driver magazine. >> i was in high school to time and had book on the outside in a room track on the inside. and i said some day, i got to get me one of and then one day he in about 1974. >> a spring. 74. my brother-in-law was a ups driver. he came to me and said, you know, there's a cobra place out of touch a cold and they got a lot of homers in there. so i went out and looked and of course, the guy that owns the place put his arm around me and said, look, i've got a deal for you, 1500 bucks. you could have this car. of course, and hit a guard rail down. riverside and the front. the nose was all bent up i went home. thought about as fate hasn't. i've a cold 1500 bucks when your parents my parents were living. my that car doesn't even have door handles or roll-up windows. what are you thinking? so it was about 3

and half years later, i got the fixed up got a painted and i sold the car for $38,500 sent a check on the kitchen table. showed it to my mother. not another word about cars. >> well, that car would be the first of many over the years the jury would buy and restore. in fact, his passion grew to the point that in 2002, he bought a business called cobra performance. >> and it was the remains of shelby american shelby, american's inventory to couple of parts was chock full of party. and with more parts came more rebuilds and eventually the need for more space. >> which is what inspired him to move here and create the cobra experience. this museum is here, too. >> tell the next generation about what she'll back in the 60's. people don't realize how important it was created a whole. >> generation of ford. and susan all because of carroll. shelby. >> i got so many beautiful cars in here. people gravitate towards. this one here is probably most favorite car in the museum. we purchased it

from ken mile son. that's when the was in the movie court versus ferrari. christian bale plane can miles. and there correct willow springs is where most of the car was shot. it's a favorite because all the little kids get to come and sit in the seat. and pretend like they're going fast. most important to us that everyone walks through the door has a great experience. that's why we called the cove or experience. there's there's a lot of hardware here. there's a lot of stuff. but the people behind it is where the stories and that right there. that's the magic of this museum. it's more than a collection. it's a connection to a bygone era. automotive genius. >> i don't know how i ended up being in charge of carrying on the legacy. i feel that it's very important. that does happen and this is part

showing all the stuff in telling people about the stories about the different personalities. that story has to be told and for some reason i have to do it and i don't know why it's you know, build it and they will come here. we >> well, have you would like to see more remarkable cars like those? you can check out the orinda classic car show today from 10:00am until 02:00pm. and this year they're celebrating the shelby cobra and plan to feature 15 of those amazing cars. so you can stop by the show right after you. that watching us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. in city of walnut creek is throwing a party for 2 gold medalists from the paris olympics, wrestler and meet the lower and basketball player. sabrina ionescu are going to be featured now. the first event does feature a me now is scheduled for saturday september. the 14th at 01:00pm and civic park. >> it will be a q and a

session with in the in 2 of her coaches as well as an opportunity to take photos with the gold medalist. city says it will announce a party for sabrina at a later date. so definitely stay tuned for that. congratulations to these 2 incredible ladies. we'll be right back. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo,

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california around 07:30am, according to the u.s. geological 4.4 magnitude earthquake hit lake county. >> and a 4.2 hit near the geysers in sonoma county. 3.9

also hit around that same area in sonoma county. just a moment later. right now, we do not know of any damages from these quakes, but we will keep you updated as soon as we get more information into our newsroom. all right. coming up in our next half hour of the weekend morning news, new details on the person accused of leaving racist items outside of a black man's home. is san francisco. >> why the victim of the crime now says they're surprised by the identity of the suspect. and a gl

me. payton, somebody. how the victim is responding this morning. plus, glass panel plummets off a skyscraper during the friday morning commute. >> what san francisco city leaders are doing to keep this from happening again. and a unit terminal for bay area. residents. why just got easier to check out local attractions? >> from the bay 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 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday september the 7. let's continue our news and weather coverage today. >> with a look at the weather with dave sphar the day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of minor league is working its magic, particularly around the bay and a bit up in the north bay to we can see some of this. but >> plenty hot well inland. still, it's going to feel very much like some are still, but we're seeing some minor improvements and around the bend, particularly a bigger one, too. here's the first things. first, our picture coming in of what it looks like as you start today in some spots. we're still fighting the fog, but it's really peeled away very nicely in the east bay shoreline revealing the nice blue skies as well. stephanie talked about the swarm of earthquakes up in the north bay a bit. and just to give you a graphical representation, there's a clear lake up to the north to get your perspective. lake county is up obviously up there. meanwhile, sonoma counties that's with a four-point 4. four-point 2 7.30, this morning. again, no reports of damage or injuries with all of that. meanwhile, the heat advisory that's in still in central valley until

8 this eventng. fresno county points to the south doesn't impact us right here in the bay any longer. however, those temperatures will still be plenty hot in some spots well inland. now that low that did some early for us, you can see way up there in northern california between the oregon border takes a breather before a new one drop south out of the gulf of alaska. that will be in the middle of the week. onshore winds continue in. that will be what will be felt in the afternoon and the evening. 73 already for most readings in the 60's. some 50's up north and the east bay. i'm sorry in the coast. meanwhile, we're trailing a couple degrees indicating things getting a little better as you can see at this hour in the breakdown. 93 by one at 4. 94 95. so you can see it's plenty warm for those inland spots. but again, we're getting better. we'll have more details in the forecast and a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so top story this morning. san francisco police identified a suspect accused of burning a beloved dog walkers home. now the woman also allegedly left racist items outside of the victim's home in april. hope

was jack moment explains. >> well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >> i don't want to skate club this most a club terry williams says on his bad days he comes here. time was really dark for my family. and expect me, you know, it really helped a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family as this is what's left of his childhood home. it's a citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >> he says his mom is still recovering. says the virus it's been a lot to say. >> but before the fire and the outpouring of support, he was the target of a series of

racist threats with this too much of black doll with a noose around its neck, a toy grenade and threatening notes. the san francisco police department announcing their suspect is 67 year-old april martin chartrand. >> and the fact she's black that you do some stuff like this is. it's mind blowing to me. it had i want pull over on the freeway. not only that. >> williams says she's also a neighbor, my family, my mom, ck believe she came light. where you thinking about? think about your family right? we're here. our history. you stuff like them will will engage says he always waved to charter and but a couple of years ago, he says she was breaking glass outside of where he normally walks his dog. he took a photo reported it and that's when she snapped at him 5, 5, 7, 8 years ago. >> it's a long way. long time e. somebody could dogs. they do. >> home with memories now burnt by flames and hate williams still visits this

neighborhood to walk his dogs like a lot of members, mayor. he's happy his family is one step closer to finding justice. but it comes with a sense of confusion. and i flabbergasted when i finally like a black light. now he's on a mission trying to get his family's home back. that's not out moment that, know, that's i want to live. hope you get the help he built and they can see the how sullivan enjoy the house. >> work hard to get that house. >> now, even though williams says the woman who targeted him lives in that neighborhood, it seems like she may not be there anymore. a san francisco police say she was reported missing by her family in august. now, if you do know anything about the whereabouts of april chartrand, you are expected to contact police reporting in studio jack moment. kron 4 news. >> new this morning, several small earthquakes hit northern california around 07:30am. and according to the u.s. geological 4.4 magnitude earthquake hit lake county, a four-point to hit the geysers in sonoma county. in a 3.0. 9

also hit around that same area in sonoma county. just moments later. right now, we don't know of any damages from these earthquakes, but we are keeping an eye on this and we'll keep you updated as soon as that information comes into our newsroom. all right. right now, police in the east bay need your help finding this missing man. take a good look at your screen here. >> the san leandro police department says lionel ask you was last seen thursday night leaving his home on avenue. officers say he suffers from a mental health condition. if you see this man, please give police a call. and take a look at this. a full pane of glass plummeted from the sales force east. howard, san francisco crews were installing this class friday morning when it fell from the top of the 30 storey skyscraper. the pain shattered on the street cracking to ground floor windows on the way down. a building inspector issued a violation to the sales force building requiring the company to secure the opening where the glass fell and replace it immediately. thankfully, no reports of any injuries. in

the north bay. police continue to investigate a fatal shooting that left one person dead in vallejo. officers responded to a car crash around noon friday morning near tennessee street and mare island way. they found a woman in her car who had been shot. investigators say she died at the scene. no details released yet about possible suspects. and there's a new lawsuit filed connection to a shooting that killed this man more than a year ago in san francisco. the prime suspect in the case is still on the run this morning. kron four's dan kerman shares the victims. families effort to get justice. over 13 months has passed since la insurance executive ryan pincus. >> was shot and killed in san francisco's tenderloin. no one has been arrested were frustrated. >> and the >> we'd like to see justice for our ryan's father says his son was walking back to his hotel when he was confronted by an on-duty security guard at the hotel. bees you it. mason and eddy streets.

minutes later, attorneys allege the security guard shot and killed pincus. then the security guard went into hiding. they don't know where he >> my sense is if he robbed a liquor store and got arrested for that. then then he'd be found. but other than that, i don't get a sense that. there's a manhunt under way here. san francisco police confirm they've entiied a person of interest but don't know his whereabouts. so now the family is seeking a different road to justice. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the security company that employee the alleged gunman. we know that there's security footage of this murder. we know that the guard was employed by this company. we know that the police and the dea are looking into this. but as of yet, it doesn't seem like anything is getting done. and that's why the family is filing this lawsuit today. >> to see what they can pursue in the civil justice system to make sure that justice is done for their dead son. the

security firm, one comment on pending litigation but pink is family attorney blair kittle says the lawsuit alleges the company is liable for negligent hiring and supervision. we think that this security guard should not have been carrying a gun, but the security company should have been adequately supervising this employee to make sure that he wasn't using a gun unsuspecting passers-by. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening this morning, san francisco city leaders hold a rally in support of reproductive rights around the country. mayor london breed and other city officials joined with planned parenthood northern california at this event. it starts at 10:00am near golden gate park at oak street and baker street organizers want the san francisco reproductive freedom act passed and if it is passed, it would make abortion a constitutional right in the state of california. in san

francisco unveiled a new muni bus stop on friday. this new terminal is at crissy field. it will be a part of the 30 stockton route which connects to north beach chinatown and union square. >> it's a piece of infrastructure. this project is about connecting people the opportunity. it says the extended drought makes it easier for residents and tourists to access the waterfront. >> all right, 909, this morning. and coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news, a man accused of driving drunk and killing this mother and son appeared in court for the first time. plus 20 years of the oakland police department under federal oversight. and a judge says it's not getting better. in our next half hour. what he says needs to change. and several small local businesses damaged in this fire. after the break, how one owner is picking up the pieces. >> all right. so little toasty

well inland with those highs in the mid to upper 90's. yeah, i know we're breaking a baby steps here. a little bit of relief happening up in the

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>> all right. let's take a live look now outside at 9.12 this saturday morning. nice shot of the bay bridge. some heading out somewhere fun. hopefully the rest of you all tuning in what could be in okay. people going to dentist appointments and so forth in. on a saturday morning. hey, you never know. that's true of my dentist. like we're just 5 days a week. okay. let's be nice. well, let's hope it's

all good traffic. one on a good idea like you're thinking, stephanie. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> here's what's going on. happen. bay, by the way, there you have still some leftover fog in place there, but you see the peeling away. a little bit of sun starts to come out little bit there. but a waiver buddy on camera. yeah. look at our current temperatures right now. we're at 73, antioch, with the east bay. a lot of 60's in place 60's and 50's up north. 58, san francisco. 67 for san jose, relatively uneventful in future cast for which is has been the case. we get these heat spikes of the marine layer peels away little problematic in some coastal locations a bit. there you have whatever flare up. we have the monsoon, which really seems to be retiring a bit. tomorrow. same kind of deal peels away again for the afternoon. looks pretty good running out of moisture. looks like in the mountains, not for the season. just for looks like for the next few days. meanwhile, our winds continue on shore and that's all good stuff. helped out a little bit about that low way up north. but we'll take all of this. that's good. instead of it offshore direction. that

little bit we do want to see any of that. so there isn't the right direction. little bit left over fog. does phone no delays early bay fog. a still hot, though south bay locations may be popping well into the 90's this afternoon. and even in the east bay, too, tomorrow, mostly sunny, very warm, still got 90's inland, 70's and 80's for the east bay shoreline or 72 approached 80. then next week we get a second hit. it looks to be tuesday wednesday and this is a strong low cold core. 2 going to bring down those temperatures onshore, wind and everything. 80's happening inland and but 90's will return by friday or 90 by friday. then there's yet another system and that other system is also going to be quite get into that. more of that later on. 71 san francisco. we got the early fog and clouds, 77 for oakland going right across the golden gate off to oakland and then 89. meanwhile for san jose. but again, those temperatures really start climbing when you get further south away from the were getting artificially

cool because we're near water like this. but when you get away from it, you still have the summer's heat. 96 going on for antioch shows you carquinez strait off to the delta. they're going to be plenty hot. 95 tri valley. you can see and 80's and 70's. meanwhile, on the east bay a war, maybe not up there to santa rosa, but we're taking the steps in the right direction. so looking ahead, the next couple of days will stay in those 90's and dropping to the 80's. it looks like by monday at 88 and again, a second whack coming middle of the week. so it's getting somewhat more active with these lows dropping south. we'll talk about these highs building. it's not yet done for the season, maybe but it's nice to see. that's going to be late for a little while as we see these other systems coming in. we got traffic coming. okay. all right. so we will keep ourselves prepared for the heat case another h comes in, you know, whatever. but it's being held at all right. very good. >> thanks a lot. francisco business owners are left picking up the pieces after a fire thursday damage 5 small

businesses. >> one of them is georgia's doughnuts and merriman, which was set to have its grand opening in a few weeks. well, georgia's co-founder leah dunham says they're mostly cleaning up smoke and water damage. now, she says she was actually eating lunch across the street she saw the smoke from the fire. adding it could have been much worse and is thankful for the community support during this rebuild process. >> pretty live scene for a while. most of it was closed off. so i know a lot of residents want to help, but there wasn't much he could do. so, you know, i'm running around getting sweeties waters and people were definitely helping me actually tactic. we carry those things and which is always very, very kind. i think mostly it's just people checking in and see how we're doing, which you know, best we can ask for. >> despite the damage, thankfully, no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. in the east bay, a portion of alameda county is under

quarantine tied to an invasive mediterranean fruit fly. officials say the insact was found in fremont. the affected zone stretches from highway 84 to the alameda santa clara border. officials say produce must stay within the area. it was grown infected fruit must be double bagged and thrown away. officials tell us they're working to eliminate this fly from the region. now, the national news, the father and son charged in the deadly apple appalachia, georgia school shooting made their first court appearances on friday. 14 year-old colt gray is now being charged as an adult and faces capital punishment. he's charged with 4 counts of murder. both father and son remain behind bars until their next appearance. a judge is postponing former president donald trump sentencing in the hush money case until after the november election. the judge delayed sentencing until november 26th several weeks after all, the votes will be cast it had originally been scheduled for september 18th. trump's defense team pushed

for the delay saying the sentencing could interfere with the election. and california sen marie alvarado-gil is being accused of harassment. the senator represents a monroe county and the accusations come from her former campaign manager and chief of staff and attorney representing the senator says the employee fabricated and outlander story. the senate republican caucus says the senator is fully cooperating with the investigation. a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california is now blocked. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains why governor newsom rejected that legislation. >> was unnecessary. governor gavin newsom defending his decision to veto assembly bill. 18 40. it would have allowed undocumented californians looking to buy their own home to apply for the state's first time homeowners assistance program for the program qualified applicants could receive as much as $150,000 in state

funded down payment assistance. several democratic lawmakers have hopes the governor puts this is a common-sense bill that allows individuals many of whom were essential workers during the covid. >> crisis. >> to be able to get in line and hopefully buy their first home. but in this veto message, newsom expressed fiscal concerns with the bill noting the legislature had not appropriated any money for it. amid the states challenging budget situation was expanding eligibility. a program that had no money rather curious to me. >> so that was unnecessary. completely consistent with prior beto's along the similar lines. republicans weighing in is bad. public policy was excited and pleased that the governor vetoed this bill. >> on the issue of reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. it's been less than one week since a something members with the california legislative black caucus. >> took heat for refusing to take up a vote on 2 reparations related bills. the

first bill would have created the california american freeman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state. the second bill would have created a reparations related front at this press conference. newsom denied rumors he threatened to veto the 2 bills if they were to be taken up for a vote and reach his desk. he says the black caucus is decision not to take up the bills had nothing to do with him. >> i didn't talk directly to anyone about those 2 bills that great respect and admiration for the leadership of the black caucus and members of the blackhawks. the reason newsom called this press conference in the first place was to announce emergency regulations on hemp products that contain thc. that's the psychoactive compound in cannabis that can make you high. newsom says he's especially concerned several products like thc infused gummies and this thc, root beer bottle are too easily accessible for children up places like retail and grocery and that's why newsom's new regulations say hemp products for consumption

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now. daly city police are searching for a group of people accused of stealing more than $26,000 worth of merchandise. >> from the lenscrafters in 2 separate burglaries. the latest one happened last week at the store inside the serramonte center. macy's officers say 3 people stole $15,000 worth of glasses. a lens crafters employee told police one person came in, grabbed items and left, then returned minutes later with 2 other people to steal more just a week before that, 2 people store more than $11,000 worth of merchandise. it is

unclear if the 2 burglaries are connected. and the driver accused of crashing into a mother and her son and killing both in san jose appeared in court for the first time friday. authorities say florida resident dumped in the quarry crashed into the 2 people on highway 85 south of santa teresa boulevard just last month. he was allegedly intoxicated at the time and driving the wrong way. and this is an image of those 2 victims. there. corey was injured in the collision sent to the hospital. he's now being held in the santa clara county jail jail until his next court appearance. what do you know your limits? san jose police want to make sure that you do to prevent any drunk driving on the roads. officers were out in the city's tropicana neighborhood last night talking to people about the dangers of drinking and driving. they also had people blow into breathalyzer. ys. people also got gift cards for rideshare services. san jose police say dui crashes happened mostly because drivers think they are alert enough to get behind the wheel.

>> all right. folks think that they have they know what their limit is in there, ok to drive him to get the car and they start driving. and then it's too late at that point because then the collision occurs and and people get seriously hurt. and i. >> police say it's ok to have fun, but they want to make sure that you get home safe. coming up next year on the kron 4 weekend morning news. a judge says the oakland police department as a failure of leadership. >> and about 4 minutes when he said the department needs to said the department needs to

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federal oversight after 20 years. plus a south bay police chopper overhead as officers arrested suspects in a local retail theft ring. >> fortunate that things have gotten to that point. how police say they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. >> and a heartbreaking plea for justice from a man whose son's murder remains unsolved. what he's hoping for 6 years after the crime. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> we're going to all those top stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with day pay stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we talked about a little bit of an improvement coming our way the for the weekend and that we are getting a, but it's not everywhere. and it's not going to be that dramatic compared to what's coming up. stream for us. a little bit more of a treat by the middle of the week. first things first, though, to get through your saturday and looks like a lot of the fog is ready to part of a good chunk of the bay area's of start to open up nicely

sfo. little problem air there. >> see a fog bank in the background. however, this is not causing any delays. so that's good news. there. meanwhile, the breakdown today, we're at 92 by 1 o'clock. 4 o'clock. 95. so for you, folks inland contra costa county, alameda county and certainly not in the south bay, it's still the heat drill, particularly when you get a little further inland reaching to the central valley. it's almost unchanged. the advisory talk has now been extended or pushed to the south down in fresno county and points south of that. 72 already an antioch right now. 69 for livermore, a lot of lower to middle 60's line at the east bay shoreline. still some 50's here and there such some 50's here and there such as santa rosa in 5 for half moon bay, this low that did this for us. it's a very small when you can see kind of make it out. barely there, california and oregon a bit, not much of even little drizzle producer did help lift up that marine layer, which helps out as well. we have a stronger one coming upstream middle of the week. 96 for a high today, antioch, out still middle 90's going on for tri

valley in a bit. we're going to check into that 4 zone forecast and the extended because this little trend that you see, although very modest for today, looks like it opens up the door from the gulf of alaska. and that means at least trying to get more tumble like weather. we'll have more your forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. the oakland police department is still under a federal oversight 20 years ago. >> after the oakland raiders case settled in court, that settlement required the department to complete 55 tasks as cope was rob nesbitt explains. the department still has to tasks left to complete and a federal judge is making sure that they get it done. >> the integrity of the oakland police department came into uestion in a big way back in 2000 when civil rights attorney john burris took the department to court over the open riders case, engaging in all kinds and misconduct assaultive conduct. beatings kind planting of evidence. lime perjury. when the case settled in 2003, the department was placed under federal oversight with 55 task

to resolve. burris says there are 2 tests left the integrity of the internal affairs investigations and the consistency of discipline. a federal judge issued this order friday regarding internal affairs reporting saying, quote, the court can no longer tolerate the lack of integrity, consistency and transparency with which internal affairs has operated the chain of command. now, internal affairs report to the chief and then the chiefs have to meet on a regular bases. but the city attorney, the mayor's office, the city manager's office and a monitoring team. the order requires those meetings every 2 weeks. and that chief floyd mitchell update participants on important cases. the status of investigations and timelines for completion. chief michel was unavailable for comment friday. he took over as head of the department in may for us as the turnover of police chief has created a lack of consistency and getting the federal oversight asked done. every chief is coming a great great intentions. i need to see something different. and so you've got to have a plan for me. that's different. and what

you meant talking about, you can't write rest upon the fact that you knew the city of oakland is required to file a status report next month on how the police department is implementing the court order. >> the next case management conference is scheduled for january 8th reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> health officials are warning students about the dangers of assault on campus. jose state university is working with santa clara valley health care to inform students. officials say these crimes are more common at the start of the school year. well, anyone can be a victim. freshman women are most likely to be targeted. we also >> do a lot of education about consent and what that congregate housing setting in the community and beyond. so it really is helping students think about what a positive supportive relationship looks like and what the boundaries would be associated with that. >> you can find a link to the safe program on our website. kron 4 dot com. university

police at san jose state say scammers are calling students pretending to be officers. the department says scammers may caller id's look like it's coming from the university from university police rather, then ask victims to call in number overseas to protect their personal information. officials are investigating and say the police will always identify themselves over the phone and never demand money. in the north bay. a man is in jail this morning after police say an anonymous caller accused him of threatening a santa rosa school. police say they found the man with this handgun near meadow view elementary. he is suspected of being a gang member. they say he was walking into a nearby apartment complex when he tried to run off from police. and in the east bay, police arrested 2 teens in connection with an attack on a student athlete at dublin high school. police say 2 former students at the school and 3 others went into a school locker room and jumped the victim. this happened 2 weeks ago on august

23rd the victim, a 15 year-old suffered facial and head injuries. the investigation is ongoing. check out these images from a south bay police chopper as officers arrested 3 theft ring suspects right there. now these men are accused of stealing more than 200 sunglasses from a local mall kron. four's gayle ong explains how police were able to track them down. >> images from the san jose police department's helicopter capturing the suspects of an organized retail theft. >> with the eyes of our air 3, we're able to hopped director patrol officers to where the 3 suspects were. and at that point, there were 5 blocks away, jumping fences going through a neighborhood. stacy, she's spokesperson for san jose. police says. >> the incident happened just before 8 thursday night at the valley fair mall. she says 2 of the men stole more than 200 pairs of sunglasses. well, a 3rd man was waiting in a car. the suspect got away until the department's helicopter track

their location all were taken into custody and booked into the santa clara main jail. we try to make it loud and clear that our officers are department inner resources. we work so hard to make sure that we catch the suspects that we put them behind bars. san jose mayor matt mahan praising the work of police. a post on x reads in part, quote, they are doing their part. we need to do our part by passing prop 36, a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves. wow. >> i'm relieved because, you people are stealing and they shouldn't be stealing helling, shrek and gas shops at the mall, but is not surprised to hear about this recent incident. it's unfortunate that things have gotten to that point that people can feel free to walk in and that there won't be any repercussions. justice needs to be done when people are stealing things. it's not right in san jose. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a jose man faces charges for stealing more than $1000 worth of copper from a hardware store in contra costa county. prosecutors say the

man stole the copper wiring from outdoor supply hardware and moraga tuesday. they say he stole the wiring by loading it into an empty vacuum box and only paying for the cost of a vacuum. police arrested him 2 days later when he visited the store again to return some items. police say the man also has outstanding warrants and other counties. and police arrested a father and son in connection to a deadly shooting in hayward. police say they found a man shot on santa clara street near 8.80 last month. officers arrested one of the suspects in union city earlier this week. they also arrested the suspects. adoptive father accused of hiding him from police. both men are in jail awaiting arraignment. a man is dead after police say a dog attacked him in oakland. officers say this happened on 36 by international boulevard last sunday afternoon. police found the victim with several dog bites. the dog's owner now faces charges for not being able to control the dog. he is set to appear back in court later this month. is looking

for justice 6 years after his son was shot in the back and killed in san francisco. well, for philippe djegal spoke with the grieving family. >> its name is sectoral. he was 20 years old. simon sacked dylan's voice still cracks up when he talks about his late son, ryan, a student at city college of san francisco with dreams of becoming a barber when he was gunned down 6 years ago. been hard. >> been very hard, painful. you >> you suffering broken hearts. sacdalan says his son loved sports and mostly stayed out of trouble. >> on september 18th, 2018, the san francisco police department says he was shot in the back on the corner of 46th avenue and rogers street in the sunset district. a few blocks away from ocean beach. >> in a flyer offering $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. in this

case, police say sacdalan was running from an altercation when he was wounded. i just don't understand. >> what type of arguments over whatever happened that day. the summit could just taken from our lives leads have dried up. >> this act elaine's hope someone who can shed light on what happened reaches out to police. still trying to search for answers, trying to figure out what exactly happened. just trying to find out anything, you anybody can just forward. ryan sacdalan is survived by his parents and 6 siblings. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look at new bar fare gates now in place at 24th and mission station in san francisco. these are intended to be much bigger and to help prevent fare evasion. this is the 3rd

station to get these new gates. they've already been installed at the west. oakland station and civic center stations. happening right now. the circus is in town to celebrate sapd centers. huge milestone. this a venue marks its 5,000 event today with ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. the circus kicked off on friday and runs through tomorrow. and a car lovers dream. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we take you inside a museum in the east bay where you can get your fix for class and staff. >> plus, a party for 2 bay area gold medalist. how you can get in on the fun. >> again, follow that. all i got. this still kind of summer like way we're working on it? we're getting step-by-step there 80's up in the north bay. we've got mid 90's going on the east bay, but

improvement into next week to get look at th

>> 9.43 is saturday morning and another live look outside at the embarcadero in francisco. it looks like a good moment to have a jacket on if you plan to be out over a at this part of the bay area right now, yes, and it's still strange folks in line going jack. it really, you know. >> that marine layer with the fog that you just saw. good morning, everybody. that is going to break up. we'll see the sun come out this afternoon. but that helps keep those temperatures down a little bit. so it's a it's a good thing. and it tells the trend that we're going in. here's a quick shot of yosemite beautiful pictures

happening up that way. who will scattered clouds to make note of some of the leftover monsoon exhaust. meanwhile, tahoe is forecast keep the sunshine flowing. slight drop in temperatures on tuesday. put a little post-it note there and get right back to that. meanwhile, on stormtracker we see what is left of the monsoon to some scattered thunder showers where you see all the green in place and also up ttwards the north. by the way, now that we're talking about all of this, this is still kind of the peak of hurricane season. there just isn't much going on there. something in the western gulf of mexico. going to pop that up to do that. it hasn't developed into anything. it's something they're just watching. but it just as the way it's setting up right now across the atlantic, it's having trouble developing. so it's not a temperature thing. it's just having trouble developing for the right environment. now lets get to what's going to happen over the next almost 10 days across our backyard here. first things first. we have a nice little break and some of the heat. the heat, the high pressure system moving to the east. so not going to be a player for a little while here, but not enough for you. this one will be you can see a

nice drop will happen in temperatures tuesday, wednesday, going to field well inland, folks that we're looking at 100 plus just a few days ago are going to be treated to middle to lower 80's because of this thing of the placement is very important. and this is the larger resolution. but maybe a chance to getting maybe some scattered showers is kind of little side issue. it's the cooling we like. but there's more that opens up the pathway. and if you'll see way upstream here, you can see some beginning here, precipitation with it. but this dig in here, access that ice blocking mechanism for some monsoon moisture that might be bubbling into socal staying down there because we worry about that. monsoon sometimes fires off some of those thunder showers. and if that wasn't enough, there is a system developing which may become tropical to our south and sometimes that moisture gets thrown in the upper layers of the atmosphere and that all spells for us potentially sometimes high-level thunder showers. but this is going to be a nice block or and cools off of the same time. so it was sweet forecast next 10 days. 71 san francisco towards the coast.

we're keeping into the 60's for now. so the cooling is being felt there for 78 burning again. but still, the warm pocket is down here. 84 palo alto and santa clara valley. a lot of that's going to be in the upper 80's to near about 90. but you get further inland and pop way it goes. 98 morgan hill. ouch. 93 for los gatos east bay shoreline mid-eighties tri valley. meanwhile mid-nineties. so we have a good decade of separation here. still hot inland. 94 walnut creek and concord. 74 for a berkeley. and we should mention across the carquinez strait going to be plenty hot getting around 80. but 96 you can see for antioch. 76 for a vallejo. 91 fairfield, 86 for now pup and 89 for santa rosa. so that first big hit. i mentioned 84 tuesday, wednesday down to 83. that's sweet. a little bit of a slight warm-up on into next weekend. but by the latter portion next weekend, another cool down to 3 possible depending on what that low does. but the pathway is okay. night were not a path for us

already. they'll know where to come from that honor to great information there. thanks a lot that. >> a building latina power and cultivating changemakers. that is the mission of latino empowerment day and more than 100 people met in oakland for a conference friday to learn about community leadership, advocacy strategies and financial empowerment and awareness. organizers say attendees came from cities around the state. >> just seeing that, even the audience today that coming from 30, 50, 100 miles away just to be here to invest in themselves to hear about what they can be doing to invest in your future. and so i think that speaks that people are looking for resources are looking for opportunities to grow. >> let you empowerment days are hosted in several cities across the state of california. in the east bay. now the city of a run to host a classic car show today. and if you're a fan of mustangs, a cobra's, there's a museum in martinez, you might want to check out. cope was james fletcher takes us there.

>> there's nothing quite like the sound and style of a classic race car like the shelby cobra. it's one of america's most iconic muscle cars. and if you're fan of cars like this, you really got to check out the cobra experience museum in march event. when you first walk in, you're going to see 25,000 square feet shelby memorabilia collected over about 55 years. that's drew he created this shrine to the shelby cobra in 2014, but his love for the car started way before that. i fell in love with the from the hot rod magazines and and car and driver magazine. >> i was in high school to time and enlist book on the outside in a room track on the inside. and i said some day, i

got to get me one of and then one day he in about 1974. >> a spring. 74. my brother-in-law was a ups driver. he came to me and said, you know, there's a cobra place out of touch a cold and they got a lot of homers in there. so i went out and looked and of course, the guy that owns the place put his arm around me and said, look, i've got a deal for you, 1500 bucks. you could have this car. of course, and hit a guard rail down. riverside and the front nose was all bent up i went home thought about as fate hasn't. i've a cold 1500 bucks when your parents my parents were living. my that car doesn't even have les or ro what are you thinking? so it was about 3 and half years later, i got the fixed up got a painted and i sold the car for $38,500 sent a check on the kitchen table. showed it to my mother. not another word about cars. >> well, that car would be the

first of many over the years the jury would buy and restore. in fact, his passion grew to the point that in 2002, he bought a business called cobra performance. >> and it was the remains of shelby american shelby, american's inventory. couple of parts. it was chock full of party and with more parts came more rebuilds and eventually the need for more space. >> which is what inspired him to move here and create the cobra experience. this museum is here, too. tell the next generation about what she'll back in the 60's. people don't realize how important it created a whole. >> generation of ford. and susan all because of carroll. shelby. >> i got so many beautiful cars in here. people gravitate towards. this one here is probably most favorite car in the museum. we purchased it from ken mile son. that's when the was in the movie court versus ferrari. christian bale plane can miles. and there

correct willow springs is where most of the car was shot. it's a favorite because all the little kids get to come and sit in the seat. and pretend like they're going fast. most important to us that everyone walks through the door has a great experience. that's why we called the cove or experience. there's there's a lot of hardware here. there's a lot of stuff. but the people behind it is where the stories and that right there. that's the magic of this museum. it's more than a collection. it's a connection to a bygone era. automotive genius. >> i don't know how i ended up being in charge of carrying on the legacy. i feel that it's very important. that does happen and this is part showing all the stuff in telling people about the stories about the different personalities. that story has to be told and for some reason i have to do it and i don't know why it's you know, build

it and they will come here. we >> that is just so cool. if you want to see more cars like that, check out the orinda classic car show which is kicking off in just a few moments here. it's running from 10:00am until 02:00pm. and this year they're celebrating the shelby cobra, of course, and will feature 15 of those cars. so after you finish watching us here at the weekend morning news. you can going over to the car show of course, the city of walnut creek is also throwing a party for 2 gold medalists from the paris olympics. wrestler, a meet the lore and basketball player. sabrina ionescu. the first event is going to feature a meets its scheduled for saturday september. the 14th at 01:00pm in civic park. you might remember me from when we had her on the call for weekend morning show here just before she set off for the paris olympics, there will be a q and a session with a meat and 2 of her coaches as well as an opportunity to take photos with the gold medalist. the city says it will announce

a party for sabrina at a later date. so stay tuned for more on that. congratulations to these 2 incredible ladies. we'll be right back.

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