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young daughters. her message to other parents this morning. plus, a new poll shows californians support harsher penalties for drug and theft crimes. why one east bay mayor wants you to join in. and hundreds of people in our area are about to lose their jobs. but a new round of tech layoffs hitting the bay. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday september, the 21st. let's get started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. a nice cool start. at least in parts of the bay is we have this fog visiting us this morning. one of the issues, however, is the air above us is a little bit warm. so it's hard to get it to move a bit. >> we're going to see inland heating, however. so some of you, folks well inland are going to be able to tap 90 for a while now. and that's going to be in that department.

looks like for the next few days as we look for a nice warm up into early next week. first things first, a beautiful shot from the golden gate. i promise you its there. but the towers covered up right now. ground fog is just trying to lift off above the surface. our winds are kind of variable right now. so not the traditional onshore flow we see in the morning hours back, the fog business for the most part of peels off most of the bay. however, i think it's going to be problematic at the coast parts of san francisco a little bit in southern marin a little bit. we continue to get that on shore flow a bit. and with the air aloft, it's warm. it's really hard to move the surface air too much. we have temperatures right now in the 50's for the east bay. also up in the north bay, a little cooler in the lower 50's at that. 58 for san jose and quick comparison trailing by a couple degrees this morning. the breakdown for you today. this is inland now will open up the skies by midmorning and away we go. 85 already by 2 o'clock. now big time. warm up is expected early next week. we'll be talking about it in a bit. stephanie, right, dave, thank centers. a taekwondo

instructor convicted of molesting 2 teenage girls can still work with kids and teach classes according to the court involved. >> now the victim's mother is speaking out for the first time kron four's jeff moment reports. >> this is a picture of girls like surprise me with been dogs just like any other parent. she thinks the world of her 2 daughters, fathers. we are old has this is what a lot of this stuff is happening. but she's even more proud as it's been 5 years since her daughter spoke out against their longtime taekwondo instructor. >> and family friend andrew side, man who taught her daughter's taekwondo for more than a decade. so the girl saw a big brother, robin knox says he abused that power. a group of kids camping. >> and he would be sleeping in the tent with all the kiddos. eventually the daughter spoke out and was charged early

2019. his case was then postponed for years due to pandemic restrictions. but on monday, he will be sentenced, convicted of molesting mob in dogs, 2 daughters. you would think there was a gratifying feeling on this as a parent? >> i place my kids in his hands. so him being arrested. i can't tell you how that really feels. now. part of his sentencing is that still has to spend 60 days on house arrest, which he's already done because the case has been delayed so many times. another component is registering as a offender under megan's law for up to a decade. but one of the big issues that the parents have is that, sir, is still the owner of this taekwondo studio can still work with children even after his sentencing. >> another big issue is that the offender registry laws say since he is the owner of this taekwondo studio, it's really up to him to declare himself as a offender to families and he had his rights taking care of. >> now that he's guilty, who's protecting the innocent?

>> we reached out to the district attorney's office and they never gave us an explanation as to why he can still work with kids. they also told us, sir, has to report his offender registry to his students. but when we clarify the part of the law that excludes business owners, they didn't respond. >> this is a loophole in our law. >> there needs to be something to protect our skits more. >> as for mama knocks daughters, both went on to graduate college she's proud of their courage and they stood their ground to speak their truth. and in it. they did it to protect others. with this chapter of someone's legal battle behind them. has this message for parents, just no one with your most valuable asset. because moment that is damage. it is hard to fix. now we tried to reach out to and russell with 2 different phone numbers. we tried to reach him on facebook. >> email and instagram and we have not been able to hear from him. but the district attorney's office did tell us

if he does violate any part of his sentencing, he could serve prison time reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> in the east bay, a shooting in brentwood injured at least one man. but what police say they responded thursday night to the area of sand creek road near stoney creek drive. officers say when they got there, they found a man with a shotgun wound. he was taken to a hospital is expected to be okay. but what police say they detained 6 suspects. this shooting is still under investigation. and police arrested a man accused of killing his ex-wife nearly 40 years ago in daly city march 12, 1985, martinez was found shot to death in a car in the garage she shared with her. then husband raphael martinez. he reportedly called a friend to confessed to the shooting and left the city the same day the da's office says martinez was in la for about 4 days and fled to mexico and then settled in el salvador. that's where the now that's where the now 78 year-old was recently found and arrested. he is

being held without bail. 18 year-old may not survive his injuries after a shooting in antioch. it happened just before 12, 30 friday afternoon near karbala, road and sunset drive. police say when they got to the scene, they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. investigators now looking into a motive. so unless the governor has a different proposal. >> that is going come up with something better. folks like me are left with no other option. >> any up mayor lamar hernandez thorpe is urging other city leaders to support prop 36. a measure that would increase penalties for retail and drug crimes. this comes after governor newsom expressed opposition to it. now any oaks mayor says reforms already passed by newsom help combat large retail crime operations. but many small businesses still face petty theft. he also says the measure would offer lifesaving resources to treat people struggling with drug addictions. >> at the local level, we don't have anything. my.

>> region is unique as an eastern contra costa county. there are no homeless shelters, know congress at homeless shelters. there are no places for people with mental health issues go to. and so we've been left to dry. and that's not fair for the citizens of antioch. it's not fair for the citizens of eastern contra costa county. >> in response, newsom says if passed the bill would have significant consequences for marginalized communities. and now to a big story this morning, the bay areas getting hit with tech layoffs once again, cisco says it's laying off more than 800 workers. the company plans to cut more than 560 jobs at san jose office. more than 140 people at its milpitas office and more than 130 workers at its san francisco office. the job cuts take effect november. 15th. ibm says it's cutting more than 50 jobs at its san francisco office and more than 50 jobs at its san jose office. those layoffs take effect november 18th. and

members of the san francisco symphony, stills on strike this morning. concerts scheduled for today are canceled. course, members agreed thursday to strike for 3 days while members of the american musical artist skilled protest. they're demonstrating against budget cuts to the corps, which they say are among the lowest paid members of the 7th inning. >> for the public. it is a public service. it is for the people. and as artists. it is our greatest story,%an honor to be able to share passion with the we are also people we deserve living >> the symphony says all cancel shows will not be rescheduled, but officials do not expect further concert impacts as those negotiations continue. opposition continues this morning against the closure of the pittsburg, antioch amtrak station. those

protesting expressed frustration at the san joaquin joint powers authority board meeting friday. they say city leaders fail to notify them of the decision to close and relocate to oakley. >> decommissioning discussions. they went on so long and they involve so many players. it is convoluted. and i understand why members of the public and others say they can't find a neat path of communication, particularly to the city council by by any of the entities. >> as of now, leaders are moving forward with that relocation. happening now, caltrans shut down a section% of i-680, for the weekend. crews install new pavement on 6.80, southbound between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the i-580, and 6, 80 connector in pleasanton. the closure is set to last until for monday morning for more details and the information on the detours, you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. and turning to the city of san francisco. a new bill signed into law this week could change the face of union

square. the downtown area saw a slew of business closures over the last year. the new law proposed by assembly member phil ting uses tax incentives to attract housing developers to convert empty offices and retail areas into living spaces. on friday, i spoke with the union square alliance for their perspective on the potential impacts. listen to this. >> you know, we don't have a lot of people living in union square and actually we see moving into the future that that change and we would like to see square move toward being more of full service urban neighborhood where people live, where people work with people to all those other things. >> under the new law, the goal is to build 14,000 additional homes. >> and in our next half hour, south bay police on high alert this morning after a recent threat made to local schools. the response from students at one of the affected campuses. plus in the east bay, the nation's longest serving park rangers celebrated a milestone birthday. her message to the

younger generation. and it's time to point your toes and stretch today is national dance day after the break. and instructor with the san francisco ballet joins us live francisco ballet joins us live in studio. those stories and

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i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) all right. 7.13, this morning live look outside from our mount tam camera. just a gorgeous view as the sun starts to come up over our lovely planet earth or at least this part part of the bay area every day. it's amazing. so, a it's a beautiful stuff as you mentioned earlier. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and this is what it is a service. i know you would know how beautiful it is up there

because that layer, but you which you saw right there, however, where the camera is is very warm and that's a little different than yesterday. that makes this a challenge because warm air is less dense. so it's like having a blue on top of you. and this is cold, dense air to get this to move. talk about kinetics year and it's hard to get those kind of it's going even daytime heating up to get the the ground have to eat the the air right above it to get this stuff out of the way and get it mixing with the airlock. now it's a little drier aloft. that's true that we had yesterday. but it's that warm air that sometimes a challenge show for san francisco. we're probably going to see this cloud cover the leftover fog and whatever clear, slow today again. but maybe a little better than yesterday. 59 going on for open right now. we have the upper 50's in the far east bay their up north lower 50's. 58. meanwhile for san jose futurecast for if you look carefully, you'll see yeah. along the coast, san francisco, although it looks like it's clearing southern marin, we might have again, some of those overcast issues,

the thin out then out then out, maybe get the peaks of sun and there and then it's like 3 or 4 o'clock. and then the fall comes rolling back in again. so not a lot of opportunity for some sunshine that's going to keep temperatures along the coast. cool. this is textbook our micro climates checking. it's going much different view, folks. well, inland, start to see some numbers get up to around 90 today. going all the way out will sunday, as you can see in the evening, there is still a little problematic but improving. and then as we get into early next week, that probably won't be as much of an issue is a big time warm suppose in the background here, which has, by the way, about a half-hour delay early bay, fog and clouds and all that business then turning somewhat sunny, nice 70's for the bay 80's inland will be maybe an 80 here. they're for the bay. but then tomorrow, better coastal clearing 70's and 80's for the bay. now, 90 ish inland, which today we might see a couple of those even happening too. but more tomorrow, then early next week, the gloves are off monday. tuesday, we're racing to near 100 for some of those hot pocket to get in contra. costa county quirkiness straight little bit up a

sullivan county. so we'll be watching for that. if that does seem to come together, the folks in ws are watching this. you'll probably hear tomorrow us being talking about heat advisories and who's covered where? so stay tuned for all of that again for today. some slow partial clearing san francisco called about 70, which is where we stand right above us. 75 for oakland morning fog and all that with partial clearing 83. meanwhile for san jose warm and sunny upper 80's happening inland again, a couple little pockets of 90's might still happen up north to a north bay. still looking at some middle to upper 80's. look at this half moon bay to chile. 62 83, meanwhile for san jose and looking ahead the next couple of days, getting a little progress here. the fog 88 today again inland 91 sunday 96 happening on monday. and one of the 7 day forecast has variety and it because we walk in the fall tomorrow. but right now we're talking about kinetics. we got to get that blood puppet. tell you all about has as well as our next

guests. thanks so much, dave. >> well, today is national dance day and evidence shows that movement is medicine. medical experts say regular activity can improve our physical fitness in our mental health. and here in the bay area, the san francisco ballet is offering free dance classes for those affected by parkinson's, a disease that can impact muscle movement. and the mind. joining us live now to share more is ballet instructor, cecilia, being good morning to you running. thank you for having me. of course, it's such a pleasure to have you here with us this morning. tell us a bit about this program. this program is so wonderful. so near and dear to our hearts. >> san francisco valley school about 8 years ago opened up the studios, gave us p anna's give us so much support too. have people with parkinson's come to the ballet school and do a dance class. and because we are a ballet school, try to incorporate a lot of belly into our classes. so we have a wonderful group of people. they do class once a week on

saturdays. and then also online virtual class. so it's really nothing but just a wonderful, wonderful opportunity for the valley school as well as for me. and what sort of exercises do take people through and can anybody participate in this? yeah, so people are welcome to come. i love it. when people bring their family members, children, grandchildren, we've even had come people with parkinson's to come take class. and so we start seeded cat and we do warm ups and other research shows that big expanse of movement as it's really helpful to people parkinson's. also rhythmic movement and accorsi quinn saying really making sure that people are learning the combinations in the crayon graffiti cat. so those 3 things kind of inform how that class is held. so we start seeded and then we go to the ballet barre and do our regular ballet exercises. and then we come to the center. but of course, if somebody is more comfortable, staying seated, they can take the entire class seeded. we've had

people who are wheelchair-bound coming class and can really participate in the entire class end. do you take sign-ups for this service as well or how can people rsvp, perhaps thank you. go to the website and my email is right there. tell you right now see beam sicilia being at san francisco ballet dot org. and you can just it just in class and we will invite you get register dual registration and you just have to give it a try. you don't know if you're gonna like until you give it a try. so people come and many people have been with me the whole time. all 7, 8, years and some people kind of come and go. so it's it's a great community. and i want to do. do want to allocate a little bit of time here to talk about the benefits of movement and la dance for folks with parkinson's of. can you walk us through how people who participated in the program really benefited from it? so as you mentioned, movement is the medicine for people with parkinson's and it really

helps people to stay a little bit. you know, more open, flexible and it really challenges their mind to learn the choreography into practice. it. we just gave a public demonstration at flower piano, which was a wonderful opportunity for them to really learn the dances and have to memorize them, which is good for their mental status. and just the physical opportunity to stand at the ballet barre and to have beautiful posture. do all these things it's good for anybody really, but it's particularly good for people with parkinson's, senn tested. and since we just have about 90 seconds here would love for you to walk our viewers through some basic exercises they could do at home as well. oh, okay. well, we're celebrating 90 years of a very important ballet to the ballet world, which is serenade balanchine's ballet, the first belly he made in this country. and so we take that kind of choreography and get inspired from it. and so one of the things we did a recently, a

flower piano is due some of the gestures from that ballet, which are very famous wall. and then it's a neo classical ballet. so it has these little fun movements. and then we do think something like that high. hi hi. >> and little stretches or just fun. things like that and the music we have a pianist in is just so it's an artistic experience. as much as it is a physical experience. i love that. you can also do this seated as well. yes, absolutely. absolutely. and are the things that people can do with their feet. you'll notice if the cameras able to show i did wear my belly. anything you recommend for folks who might be sitting on the sofa at home right now will push away from the table. fish away from the >> and just really try to set up nice and tall and do your regular ballet exercises. many people i know studied ballet when they were little. and so it's always a good idea to do your port de bras right before breakfast open. and stretched

down. and then of course, we do our time. doozy, stretch our legs. and it good point, those feet. >> all the things that you know, when you're little you do. and when you're a professional dancer, you still keep doing so ballet technique is such a beautiful art form for many, many, many people were fantastic. cecilia being with the san francisco ballet. thank you so much for taking some time out of your morning. talk about this incredible free program offering dance classes for people with parkinson's. we appreciate you for having me. all right. we'll be right back.

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morning, the berkeley public library is now accepting applications for their youth poet laureate program. that program aims to elevate and amplify berkeley teen voices through poetry. teens get a chance to explore their civic voices and nurture their writing skills, lori and vice laureate, sir, for a calendar year and perform at library and city events. they'll also be eligible to represent berkeley in the national youth poet laureate competition. requirements of the application or on your screen right now. applications open up our open rather until october. 3rd. the nation's longest serving park ranger betty reid soskin celebrating her 100 and 3rd birthday on friday. staff and students from the middle school named after her in l el sobrante rather gathered to honor her with handwritten cards and photos. soskin has owned a

record store off the books and honored by president barack obama and mills college in oakland. when asked what advice she has for young people. but he says she tries to live in the moment. >> i think i have read every single day individually i've never tomorrow. it's had anything to do with and always absolutely immediate time. >> since retiring, betty has been working with a filmmaker to complete a documentary about her life. the film focuses on her experiences as a young black mother living in walnut creek producers are hoping to have the film completed by next year. all right. take a look at this video of burglars ramming a truck into a local business. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the owners message for the people developi

the profit for weekend morning news east bay police officers charged in the death of an unarmed man could get their charges dropped. the latest argument pushed by the defense. plus, some south bay school say they got multiple threats on social media just this week. it's like really scary. every was like crying in lakes. gaming wanted to go home before 3rd period. >> because they thought we were like coming to shaw. >> the stressful situation for students, parents and teachers. and it's the largest annual volunteer event in the state. you can take part in california's coastal cleanup day. all right, 7.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks for joining us. >> i'm stephanie lin. let's

get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave spahr who was course in the weather center today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like we're starting our whole trend of warming up for you, folks. well inland. >> around the bay, we're still having negotiate through this fog business here and we'll have some problem areas throughout the day today to getting stuck a little bit along the coast may not get as good of clearing we will get later on in this forecast period for right. first things first. where is the fog? well, the ground level as you can see this, the mount tam picture here and there you see that layer right above us. now, the issue is that right above us, the air is very warm. so warm air is less dense. so it's hard to get this cold, lethargic care to kind of mix out with it, but it is drier. so give it a little bit of time to these mechanics. meanwhile, sfo, we have about a half-hour delay cooking because of this as the fog bank is kind of in place a little bit. there watching things in motion. boy, you see that really clear up pretty quickly. but again, there'll be some snags around san francisco and the coastal

areas. it looks like a pretty clear out. southern quick are we have temperatures in the lower 60's for the east bay lower 50's. meanwhile, up north 58 meanwhile for san jose and today plentiful sunshine, particularly inland. now those temperatures starting to warm a little bit more. so 85 expected by 2 o'clock in some areas may tap at 90. don't do it today. well, you have a good shot at doing it by tomorrow and then into monday into tuesday. next you have the gloves come off and have more about that and what it looks like for your 4 zone forecast for today because the microclimates are checking in. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez could cut their could get their charges dropped. the defense argues the da did not file the arrest warrant within the three-year statute of limitations. well, it was whilippe djegal was at the courthouse in oakland where gonzalez's mother responded. >> he was elected you are. my will nearly 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts

pointing outside alameda county superior court friday morning for a judge to look past a technical error and maintain involuntary manslaughter charges against the officers connected to her son's it started with a welfare check and turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body, which an autopsy says contributed to his death. was walking a one, but many of way. >> need pay it. thank thank you all. that her knees representing the defendants arguing necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. on friday, the judge heard from both sides and expects to announce a ruling by the next court date october. 11th. >> last december, the city of alameda settled a wrongful death. civil rights lawsuits with the gonzalez family exceeding 11 million dollars no way this judge to take

procedural >> use that as a loophole to walk cops. these in court, prosecutors called the procedural snafu, unfortunate and not do the mishandling by the current da's office just before signing initially the officers were cleared of criminal charges by former district attorney nancy o'malley. then pamela price took over and reexamined the case leading to the involuntary manslaughter charges. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 news >> and this is, of course, a very high-profile case for da pamela prize. she campaigned on holding police accountable and as just reported, the defense is seeking to dismiss the criminal case against the officers involved, arguing the da did not file that arrest warrant within the three-year statute of limitations. but prices offices arguing otherwise. we spoke with our legal analyst michael cardoza on how he says he sees things shaping up from here. >> from my reading of all the legal documents in this, the

da did not follow procedure. but then like i say, as a judge then kick this case out of court and not give the family their day in court. but then you had pamela price who won the election because this is what alameda county voters wanted at the time. and that's have their police prosecuted by price. she's doing exactly what she said she would do. but notwithstanding that the people in the court room and the attorneys on the line didn't follow the law in this case. didn't follow proper procedure. >> we will continue updating you on this developing story as it unfolds. and as a police confirmed, multiple school threats were made just this week thursday morning social media posts started circulating with threats of a school shooting that was followed by text messages warning students, students say that those were forwarded to several schools, meeting them in a panic.

>> we the rumor was. >> that in for island at 3 p id and then everybody come out on the field and then they would shoot the field up. >> like really scary. everyone was like crying and like screaming, wanted to go home before 3rd period because they thought we were like coming to shaw. >> this all comes just weeks after a school shooting in georgia where 2 ce teachers and 2 students died. multiple others injured. there. san jose pd has yet to say what the threats specifically were. but they confirmed with us that those threats were violent. as of now they're asking anyone who hears or sees a threat to contact 9-1-1, immediately. a man and a woman have been convicted in the deadly shooting of a 71 year-old man in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood. that is decor and la monte mims are accused of robbing and shooting and were french at the twin peaks lookout in 2017. police say the victim visited the location to take photos. that's when the pair robbed him for his camera. he

struggled to hand it over. that's when he was shot of the 2 suspects, then tried to sell the camera less than an hour later. they are expected to be sentenced in december. a break-in caught on camera in san francisco. check this out. you can see that truck crashing into the front of a convenience store tuesday night. this happened at the 17th and balboa market in the city's richmond district. the owners say the group. they went off. they left the area with hundreds of dollars worth of lottery tickets. so they stole that from the store. police say that it was a group of at least 4 people involved. investigators later identified the car involved here and were able to arrest suspects. one of the market's owner says crime has been an issue for a corner store stores and that part of the city. and she's glad police made arrests. >> i'm very relieved because you not we i'm just hoping that sends a message for all those other teacher people

that's trying to do bad things to good people out. here in san system, why why target has business owner when we're working really hard to serve our community? >> police say all 4 burglars were arrested in oakland, 2 of them. we're trying to cash in on those stolen lottery tickets at a store on 14th and adeline streets. the days of going in person to apply for a passport renewal seemed to be over. the state department just launched a fully online application process. our dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >> renewing your passport. just got a whole lot easier for the first time ever. you can complete the process fully online. americans can pay upload a photo and complete their applications totally online. >> without having to go anywhere in person, the state department announced the changes this week to meet a surge in demand. data shows more americans than ever are catching flights abroad.

1995%, of americans have passports and now just over half of americans have there has been real need. the online renewal process is available to adults. 25 years old and older. >> with a 10 year passport that either expired in the last 5 years or will expire in the next year. the state department says online renewal will not change the speed of the process. the current target is 6 to 8 weeks for a new passport. but with a backlog of pandemic era applications complete, we are actually returning passports much faster than that. the state department tested out a pilot of the online program in june. >> and plans to expand who's eligible in the future. the now 24, 7 online portal can be found at travel dot state dot gov. in washington, raquel martin usc football making history as the first college sports team to ink a sponsorship deal with. >> a cannabis company earlier

this month the university announcing a partnership with san francisco cannabis company cookies. the bay area marijuana company founded by local rapper burner signed a three-year deal with the trojans. the advertised at the coliseun host tailgating events and have their name unofficial usc merchandise. usc is not commenting saying they don't discuss their corporate partnerships. and ucla will be the first state university to offer check gpt enterprise accounts. the ai the teaching and research line - process. according to the daily bruin, the initiative will make ucla one of the first universities to incorporate ai in higher ed school. officials say the university needs to teach people on a iso students and faculty know how to use these tools. the rollout includes a building includes building an assessment process to allocate the accounts to specific projects at the university. and happening today, thousands of volunteers head to beaches across the state to help pick up trash for coastal cleanup day. it's the largest

volunteer event in the statement to bring community members together to beautify the california coast here in the bay area. the cleanup does go beyond the beach. >> rivers, a lot of critics, of course, the 2 biggest ones of the guadalupe in coyote. no, the main. critics, the goat flow to the bay. so israel vital that we continue maintaining them clean up. they have materials and trash and you name it. and so we're very blessed to have volunteers that make america great. >> for more information on how you can get involved head to >> coming up on the kron 4 . morning news, the annual oktoberfest event in san francisco kicked off in the state's first-ever entertainment. so hear from the that goers on what happened last night. but first, a new mosquito species found in a south bay city. why health officials say for how health

the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders.

>> the cal fire engineer is in custody, accused of setting multiple small fires in the north bay. robert hernandez was arrested friday morning at the howard forest fire station in mendocino county. investigators say hernandez of fires across sonoma county, including a geyserville healdsburg and windsor. he was booked into the sonoma county jail. no word on what his motive was yet. and check your pots pebbles. anything that holds water outdoors and throw it out. that is the message for people in santa clara county this morning. vector control officials detected an aids egypt die mosquito yet

aids aegypti mosquito in a gilroy neighborhood. it was found in the area near hunter street and west 10th street. officials say these mosquitoes are very aggressive day biters and can be difficult to locate this species can transmit diseases like zika, yellow fever and the public health meeting thursday to inform y s- residents about pesticide treatments. all right. take a look at. snow spotted friday morning on mammoth mountain, mammoth mountain posting on social the officials involved with that. they post on social media saying she sure is teasing us. perhaps that is mother nature they're referring to or just that nice view of the snow that's out there. and clearly they're looking forward to the ski season already. now, that may not be the case for bay area. residents at was that we might be in store for some more warmer weather over the next few days. so with that. we're going to go ahead take a live

look at first of but you know, 70, that is a rule. would love love, love. what is this? is this a suit right now? >> sutro sutra north. look at that, stephanie. that is called an inversion. we get that all the time. but we're getting that this morning. boy, do we have one yesterday as well has set we still have that delay about a half hour and so forth. but i can actually make out a little bit of blue trying to happening here. so might actually clear this out a little quicker. and i was thinking san jose state, we still have the cloud cover there. the fog clouds and all of that still in place. but the way things are going, your probably improve this as well. still talking to this morning. futurecast for these are the problem areas as typical as the cases we get to around noon, san francisco along the cape coast. that's where you have that fog kind of lingers a little bit hard to kind of mix that out with a scenario like this. we'll probably do a little bit better job of this tomorrow, but start off with some morning drizzle and all that kind of jazz. and as we go out to sunday afternoon, again, appeals away, particularly the east bay. but problem areas around san francisco and the coast. i

think goes well the way out to monday. and this is the morning fog progress. not too impressive. so it shows you its waning and we should see improved skies. of course, we're going to a heat spike checking in to the winds. they are on shore, but they're not particularly really strong with. that's important because that brings that marine layer in the fortification as we lose it to aloft. we have to replace it. if we do that, helps us clear out a little quicker. so the lack of these winds may actually help clear out a little quicker in san francisco. looks happen. southern rental quicker today. alright, longer-range here. this low. that doesn't seem to want to go away. funding gets ejected of the southwest. we warm up as we talked about. but interesting enough. but this is way a lot. 500 millibars up there. but the this is warming up up to the north, not so much in. so cal, a little bit because we have pesky low this to the south there as well. still going with their heat spike in the monday into tuesday. then a quick change happening. wow. look at that thing. maybe they breaks up and everything. we don't get much in the way of any shower activity from it. but it is a front in it. we'll do the trick breaks. the heat

spike provides a lift, maybe a little drizzle coming in there from the marine layer and then a secondary one actually just before the weekend. but after the weekend, we may have yet another heat spike. hey, it's fall spring and fall. we have that in consistencies. 4 zone forecast. checking things out today. we got 70 for san francisco. every much touch and go here with breaking up this fog. now at the coast. that's a different story. still in the 60's, the patients, the 70's are coming early next week. 76 for burning 79 foster city, 81 palo alto, the south bay. we're looking at lower 80's. 85 morgan hill, east bay shoreline ats to the south, particularly showing you clearing tri valley, getting close to 90 90 there, walnut creek and danville, 89 concord, 72 berkeley. so there's a decoupling from the 2 locations. 71 vallejo, 87 fairfield, 81 napa and 86 santa rosa. get ready for the roller coaster ride. here we have it up. we go to near 100 and then down again as we head on to the end of the week ended up again for the next

weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. it's a time this year in contra costa county, the 52nd annual teacher of the year awards are naming 2 winners. jennifer martinez from pittsburg, high school and the air from they will continue. ation high school in antioch were selected as teachers of the year for the county. they'll be honored amongst teachers across the state. >> i feel very honored is kind of one of those moments. you know, you asked yourself, this is happening. i'm just super grateful because, you know, just it. it reflects a lot of incredible work by students to know if we can just incorporate fun and music and movement just like we do for little kids with the older kids, they enjoy school way more. and you know, you hear the difference when they start seeing i love your class. i look forward to coming to school. >> tune in 22 educators were recognized for their commitment and creativity in the classroom. our own reyna harvey was the emcee at the celebration. dodgers star shohei ohtani has reached

another level of greatness. he's joined that exclusive and elusive fifty-fifty club of which she's now the only member. kimberly chang has more on the huge record he broke this week that has baseball fans buzzing with excitement. >> talk >> in an historic first season with the la dodgers shohei ohtani became the only player in major league history with 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in a single season. he did it with a slew of first his first three-homer game of his career. his first 6 hit game and a franchise and career record 10 rbi in miami thursday. >> he finished the night with 51 homers and 51 steals. it's amazing. >> i was so shock. that's unchartered. that's neil armstrong walking on the moon on friday. many fans were at dodger stadium buying show he merchandise. it's great to be a witness to history or hoping he does something amazing tonight. many traveled from japan to see him land the pope

or a wonderful jet pack. >> the dodgers clinched a postseason berth for the 12th consecutive season with their 20 to 4 win over the miami marlins. how special for shohei? because if you're a dodger fan. >> yeah. they made it every year since 2013 but for shohei. this is the first time he's in the postseason and what a special moment showcased on everything else. but now to be able to look forward to his first playoff game. that's great for shohei. ohtani has 9 games left in the regular season. >> many who are going to friday's game are excited to see what he'll do next hoping 50 to 52. so we'll back tonight. >> and baseball is once again center stage at the coliseum as start. their final homestand in oakland. well, much of the focus has been on anger towards the a's owner for moving the team to las vegas. of the most recent game was more nostalgia for fans. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> we've been going to the a's

game since they were little kids and i can my first game when i was 56 from my dad. here i was here for my first game was 1970, that they got my green that i grew up 68. we talking about. rick monday number, rick, monday. reggie jackson soap, it was a day of reminiscing for a long time a's fans. >> as the team begins its final home stand in the city of oakland. i want to miss this place is my second home. it honestly have some emotions to it because my my team cleveland, we're so sad that this is the end of of dynasties. is baseball means so much to these fans. many arrived at the coliseum some 4 hours before the first pitch. this is what's happening right here in getting close with could be playing here in this catch a left of it is as much we can. last friday night. hello games. so we have to make it a memorable. want to get what are you doing to make it hot dogs. hamburgers,

champagne, the works for many fans. a's baseball has become a family affair between stolen bases and world series wins. >> top memories are about who they came to the game with. my favorite memories come the ball ballpark with my dad. you know, we sat one 27. >> we sat next to a couple that were up. invest every weekend. you would take up an office desk. give it to me. i mean, that's started my obsession in collecting and, you know, got me. so, you know, die hard in this this is the first of 6 games as part of that final homestand for the a's. the yankees begin at the ranges. close it out. still tickets available to some of those games here at the oakland coliseum. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and we'll be right back.

>> live music, pretzels. plenty of beer and a cute dog dressed lederhosen. as you can see there, one block of downtown san francisco jam packed friday night for oktoberfest. the first event to be held in california's first-ever entertainment zone. october fest is an annual event in the city. but because of this new entertainment zone, people we're allowed to drink beer on front street between california and sacramento. it could even take beer to go. attendees said it made the celebration even more fun. >> wow. so it's exciting right side.

>> oktoberfest wrapped up around 10:00pm last night. and in our next hour of the crowd for weekend morning news, hundreds of local workers could be out of a job as the bay area braces for another round of tech industry. layoffs. plus, neighbors in an east bay city rally to save a crucial amtrak station. how its closure could impact thousands of commuters. and a taekwondo instructor convicted of abusing his students is still able able to legally work with children. what the mother of 2 victims told us as her family works to move past this. those stories coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news.

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>> when he got arrested. even to this day, it's really hard to go. >> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news for the first time we're hearing from a mother after an instructor was convicted for abusing her 2 young daughters. her message to other parents this morning. plus, a new poll shows californians support harsher penalties for drug theft for imes. why one east bay mayor wants you to join in. and hundreds of people in our area are about to lose their jobs. the new round of tech layoffs hitting the bay. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. good sunday or tuesday could saturday to you. i'm

stephanie lin. we have a lot to get to this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with called i'm just looking forward to fall ok of today's the last day that's right. next time we talk at this hour tomorrow it will be fall. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> yeah. the last full day of summer going to start feeling like that a little bit. a few folks well inland, but along the coast will be saying, what are talking about? the patients are going to be seeing a nice warm up for you folks to early next week. first things first, though, boy, we have this fog around again. here's the shot from san jose state to show you the extent paul far it's pushed inland. then we return to the traditional golden gate. and there you see it in place there. this is one of the hard areas to kind of cleared on out. it's the port of entry to get that marine layer in and with the onshore winds will probably see that throughout the day. so just watching how the fog peels away from most of the bay area, at least to the surface, does a nice job. but you might still have quite a bit of fog clouds lingering along the coast for this afternoon. there are your winds pretty inactive now at this hour, only single digits and kind of variable. but the trend will be onshore.

temperatures for 50's and 60's mixture. and that's somewhat close to where we were this time from yesterday. a touch cooler by a few degrees will cooler down south to particularly 5 degrees behind. and for today, the inland, we're going mostly sunny by high noon shy of 80 at 78 87 by the mid afternoon. and this is a warming trend into early next week. it's a brief one, but another heat spike is coming our way from monday into tuesday. we'll talk more about that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a san jose taekwondo instructor convicted of molesting 2 teenage girls can still work with kids and teach classes. according to the court involved. now, the victim's mother is speaking out for the first time. pope was jack moment. reports. >> this is a picture girls like surprise me with all the dogs just like any other parent. she thinks the world of her 2 daughters, fathers. here we froze. has this is what a lot of this stuff is

happening. but she's even more proud as it's been 5 years since her daughter spoke out against their longtime taekwondo instructor. >> and family friend andrew side, man who taught her daughter's taekwondo for more than a decade. so the girl saw a big brother, robin knox says he abused that power. a group of kids camping. >> and he would be sleeping in the tent with all the kiddos. eventually the daughter spoke out and so was charged early 2019. his case was then postponed for years due to pandemic restrictions. but on monday, he will be sentenced, convicted of molesting mob. a dog's 2 daughters. you think there's a gratifying feeling on this as a parent? >> i place my kids in his hands. so him being arrested. i can't tell you how that really feels. now. part of his sentencing is that has to spend 60 days on house arrest, which he's already done

because the case has been delayed so many times. another component is registering as a offender. under megan's law for up to a decade. but one of the big issues that the parents have is that, sir, is still the owner of this taekwondo studio and can still work with children even after his sentencing. >> another big issue is that the offender registry laws say since he is the owner of this taekwondo studio, it's really up to him to declare himself as a offender to families and he had his rights taking care of now that he's guilty, who's protecting the innocent? we reached out to the district attorney's office and they never gave us an explanation as to why he can still work with kids. >> they also told us, sir, has to report his offender registry to his students. but when we clarify the part of the law that excludes business owners, they didn't respond. this is a loophole in our law. >> there needs to be something to protect our skits more. >> as for knocks daughters, both went on to graduate college. she's proud of their

courage and they stood their ground to speak their truth. and in it. they did it to protect others. with this chapter of someone's legal battle behind them. murray has this message for parents. just no one with your most valuable asset. because moment that is damage. it is hard to fix. now we tried to reach out to and recite with 2 different phone numbers. we tried to reach him on facebook. >> email and instagram and we have not been able to hear from him. but the district attorney's office did tell us if he does violate any part of his sentencing, he could serve prison time reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> in the east bay, a shooting in brentwood injured at least one man. but what police say they responded thursday night to the area of sand creek road near stoney creek drive. officers say when they got there, they found a man with a gunshot wound. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. but what police say they detained 6 suspects. the shooting is still under investigation. and police

arrested a man accused of killing his ex-wife nearly 40 years ago in daly city on march 12, 1985, and martinez was ound shot to death in a car in the garage she shared with her. then husband raphael martinez. he reportedly called a friend to confessed to the shooting and left the city the same day. the da's office says martinez was in la for about 4 days, then fled to mexico and ultimately settled in el salvador. that's where the now 78 year-old was recently found and arrested. he is currently being held without bail. in a 2 year-old may not survive his injuries after a shooting in antioch. it happened just before 12, 30 friday afternoon near karbala, road and sunset drive. police say when they got to the scene, they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. investigators now looking into a motive. so unless the governor has a different proposal. >> that is going come up with something better. folks like me are left with no other option.

>> mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe is urging other city leaders to support prop 36. a measure that would increase penalties for retail and drug crimes. this comes after governor gavin newsom expressed opposition to it. antioch mayor says reforms already passed by newsom help combat large retail crime operations. but many small businesses still face petty theft. he says the measure would also offer lifesaving resources to treat those struggling with drug addictions. >> at the local level, we don't have anything. my region is unique as an eastern contra costa county. there are no homeless shelters, know congress at homeless shelters. there are no places for people with mental health issues go to. and so we've been left to dry. and that's not fair for the citizens of antioch. it's not fair for the citizens of eastern contra costa county. >> in response, newsom says if passed the bill would have significant consequences for marginalized communities. and i do a big story this morning. the bay areas getting hit with tech layoffs once again, cisco

says it's laying off more than 800 workers. the company plans to cut more than 560 jobs at san jose office. more than 140 people at its milpitas office and more than 130 employees at its san francisco office. the job cuts take effect november. 15th. ibm says it's cutting more than 50 jobs at its san francisco office and more than 50 jobs at its jose office. those layoffs take effect november 18. >> members of a >> well members of the san francisco symphony still on strike this morning. cause was scheduled for today or cancel force members agreed thursday to strike for 3 days. well, members of the american musical artists guild protest, they're demonstrating against budget cuts to the chorus which they say are among the hot, the lowest paid members of the artist for the public. it is a public service. it is for the people. and this as

artists. it is our greatest story and honor to be able to share passion with the we are also people we deserve living >> the city says all cancel shows will not be rescheduled, but officials do not expect further concert impacts as negotiations continue. and opposition continues this morning against the closure of the pittsburg, antioch amtrak station. those protesting expressed frustration at the san joaquin joint powers authority board meeting friday. they say city leaders failed to notify them of the decision to close and relocate to oakley. >> decommissioning discussions. they went on so long and they involve so many players. it is convoluted. and i understand why members of the public and others say they can't find a neat path of communication, particularly to the city council by by any of the entities. >> as of now, leaders are moving forward with the relocation. happening right now. caltrans shut down a section of i-680, for the

weekend. crews installed new payment on 6.80, southbound between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the i-five ad and 6, 80 connector in pleasanton. the closure is set to last until 4 monday morning. for more details and detours visit kron 4 dot com. turning out of the city of san francisco. a new bill signed into law this week could change the face of union square. the downtown area saw a slew of business closures over the last year. the new law proposed by assembly member phil ting uses tax incentives to attract housing developers to convert empty offices and retail areas into living spaces. on friday we spoke with the union square alliance for their perspective on the potential impacts. >> you know, we don't have a lot of people living in union square and actually we see moving into the future that that change and we would like a scene square move toward being more of full a neighborhood where people live, where people work with people to all those other things. >> under the new law, the goal is to build 14,000 additional

homes. >> in our next half hour south police on high alert this morning after recent threats made to local schools. the response from students at one of the impacted campuses. plus in the east bay, the nation's longest serving park rangers celebrated a milestone birthday. her message to the younger generation. >> apple's new iphones are here with photo and video upgrades. plus a new camera control. but i'll break down what's new and help you decide if it's time for an upgrade. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up richaun tack. we've come a long way from the back into for today. look at those skies open up inland. 78 by high noon to 3 o'clock 87 building to a heat spike early next week. >> bay area fog will discuss the kron.

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transamerica. building there you see the fog lifting about the point about that. so we're improving. >> and actually, that's kind of a theme i'm saying and some other shots as well. so this is maybe some help that will get some better clearing today than we did from yesterday. although the flow pattern is still kind of with us on shore. that's the east bay shoreline. but there you can see some blue up there around the ban or so. that's good news at this 8 o'clock hour. good morning, everybody. and were treated to some mild temperatures happening at the coast and in san francisco, this is san jose state still kind of socked in with some of the cloud cover overcast. but based on the trend that we're seeing, this should clear out pretty soon to maybe what we're still talking to. you 50's happening in the east bay right now, although 61 antioch, east bay shoreline, mild in the lower 60's 50's up north. 55 chilly degrees off

to half moon bay. but it's gonna look pretty good early next week, though, looking at futurecast for yes, the problem area tends to be san francisco, southern iran and the coast of the golden gate. basically that's the port of entry to bring in all this marine layer moisture. however, aloft to the big issue is we have this warm air that's kind of hard to get this. this air is damp and moist air tends to be less dense, but cold air is more debt. so you have less dense air above you and it's hard to raise it even daytime heating. so sometimes a slow going and particularly if you have a good onshore wind, which is actually weaker today. so that's a plus. as we get to tonight tomorrow. yeah, the same kind of issue again, this is on sunday. but by monday, it's a little bit weaker by that point because our heat spike to start a bill to putting it all together. sfo about a half-hour delay, by the way, got those early bay clouds to deal with ball clouds and all that sunny for much of the bay. now, nice with 70's of the bay 80's inland. maybe spot here or there might make it to 90. but tomorrow, a lot more 90's to deal out better coastal clearing happening. but next

week, here we go. monday, tuesday, hot. we may see some readings approach near 100 degrees in the far east bay grow. looking great at the coast there, too, with some lower 70's to that. it's not a holiday or something here, but it can kind of enjoy that. not so hot for the balance of the week. that means the middle portion thereof until we warm up yet again. we'll be talking about the long-range forecast for you. getting back to the day, 70 for san francisco, kind of slow partial clearing here. can't completely rule out. some clouds left over. 75 for oakland morning fog with partial clearing 83 san jose warm and sunny upper 80's. you can see in the far east bay substantially cooler along the east bay shoreline. minus the winds, too. so it just shows you how much cooling we're getting lower 80's when you head south. and meanwhile, a hodgepodge of 80's up towards the north bay, the next few days with a golden gate right behind us there. 91 on sunday, not a major change, but then 96 as we get into monday, a hint of the heat were expecting early into the week there. so, you know, summer is coming back again, even though

it's autumn. technically. yeah, yeah. this first day of fall is tomorrow's right sunday. we're looking at sunny. that's right. we're losing. the sun going on of the that we're using this on our hemisphere. so you're on the equator won't be straight overhead anymore because it's going down the southern hemisphere. those folks need to have some okay. all right. >> welcome to fall. elected. u.s.. lawmakers now raising concern over recent misinformation about haitian immigrants, particularly in springfield, ohio. >> this coming after president donald rather, former president donald trump made false claims the community there is eating they're eating people's pets. washington correspondent basil john reports on the calls for accountability. >> on capitol hill, members of the house heating caucus gathered to stand up for haitian migrants in america. enough is enough. it comes after the last presidential debate when former president donald trump amplified in online claim that haitian immigrants were eating pets in springfield, ohio. they're

eating the dogs. the people that came in, they're eating the cats. they're they're eating the pets of the people that live there. the city has said there's no evidence to support the allegations. these flagrant lies are deeply offensive. >> they are disgraceful. massachusetts democrat congresswoman ayanna pressley says this has led to threats of violence to those in the area. i'm thinking daily of the thousands of haitian families who are living in fear facing harassment and fearing bomb threats. these immigrants are mostly in the united states under a temporary protection status granted by president joe biden, haitian migrants who escaped national repression do not deserve to be slandered by racist fear mongers while seeking safety. >> in our country, new york democrat congresswoman yvette clarke announced the caucus would introduce a bill condemning racism and bigotry toward haitian people. i would land of liberty must continue to be a land refuse.

>> and opportunity. trump says he plans to make a trip to springfield, ohio in the coming weeks. you may never see me again. but that's okay. >> got to do what i got it. clark says she won't hesitate to request protection, including federal resources for the haitian community. if trump does visit the reporting in washington, i'm basil, john. >> iphone 16 models are now on sale in rich demero shares his review in today's rich on tech. >> every year there are new iphones and every year they get slightly better. now if you want or need a new phone, this might be the year to upgrade as there are some notable changes and potentially useful ai on the horizon. this is the iphone 16 in ultra marine. this is the iphone 16 pro max in desert. titanium. it has the largest screen ever on an iphone. >> this year, both models have the action button which replaces the ringer. silence, which the nice thing is that you can program it to do

various things like open an app or start a voice search. if you remember, it's there. the other big new feature is camera control. this is a button on the side of the phone that activates the camera press again to snap a photo lightly pressed to adjust settings or zoom. it's fine for opening the camera fast. but past that might take some getting used to. i still prefer the on-screen shutter button. the 16 based models have 2 lenses, but no dedicated to. what you can. digital zoom up to 10 times. the throw bottles have a 3rd lines which lets you zoom up to 5 times optical. and 25 times digital. the pro models also have an improved wide angle lens. better microphones and can capture video in crystal clear and smooth for k 120 frames per second, which you can slow down later. both phones can take macro shots, but the pro can be more details. across the board. battery life is better. and

wireless charging is faster. what's nice this year is that apple put the same specs in the small and big versions of these phones. >> which means you can choose your screen size and not miss out on main features. >> bottom line, if you want a slightly better photos and videos. plus that promise of ai later go with the 16. if you want the absolute best photos and videos an iphone can capture. plus ai later go with the 16 pro. and if you're happy with your current phone and you don't really care about ai summarizing your text are helping you write your e-mails. there's always next year. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >> friday was a big day for apple fans besides the new iphone, 16 people lined up outside apple stores to get the new airpods and apple watches new ipads and mac computers are reportedly going to be announced next month. and a multimillion dollar hollywood home in the hills targeted by staggers and squatters. it's frustrating neighbors concerned about

their safety. residents say that home has been in that condition for more than 2 years. and kareen wynter has the latest on that situation. >> a crime in the hollywood hills, neighbors capturing that culprit in action tagging a multimillion dollar mansion, the home vacant for years with young intruders. armed with spray cans displaying their work with the property covered in graffiti. it's pretty wild they can do this. this homeowner jack, who didn't want to provide his last name, said that hacking has gotten worse over the past few months. sky 5 shows a wider view of the graffiti squatters also coming and going from the property. according to neighbors who call it a cat and mouse game, they contact the lapd officers respond but never in time with the allegedo trespassers taking i've had a few run-ins with them and >> honestly, i mean there wasn't an element it wasn't afraid they weren't criminals so to speak. they were expressing themselves expressing their art. and yesterday, one guy even really apologize to me. he said he was just here to video and film and use it for social

media. this vacant home reportedly belongs to a man named john middleton. according to a public records search. he's the same person who owns this vacant home in the hollywood hills. that has also been previously taken over by squatters. >> middleton's dad owns the philadelphia phillies just this past week. the lapd confirmed officers responded to this property 4 times for calls involving burglary and trespassing. anything like this tension they're having when it's on your doorstep. course, according to ali city councilman, if you're almonds office, the city has been working with the lapd and the department of building and safety. and that dbs issued an abatement order that the property owner ignored and that cbs tried securing the property with fencing. but that security measure was breached. robbins office also said the owner is an egregious violation of the law and we are elevating the issue with the abandoned buildings unit at dbs to ensure that the fullest extent of enforcement is being implemented urgently and swiftly. ktla also found in its public records search. there is a lean on this home

and that according to the la assessor's office, the owner defaulted on property taxes for several years. >> all right. next on kron, 4 morning news at east bay library is kicking off a program meant to give a voice to local teens. new this morning how the young person morning how the young person her life can sign up. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco.

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morning. the brooklyn public library is now accepting applications for the youth poet laureate program. that program aims to elevate and amplify prickly teen voices

through poetry. teens get a chance to explore their civic voices and nurture their writing skills. lori and vice laureate, sir, for a calendar year and perform at library and city events. they'll also be eligible to represent berkeley in the national youth poet laureate competition. the requirements on the application right there on your screen. applications are open until october. 3rd. and the nation's longest serving park ranger betty reid soskin celebrated her 100 and 3rd birthday friday. stephen students from the middle school named her up at named after her in l sobrante gathered to honor her with handwritten cards and photos. suskind has owned a record store authored books honored by president barack obama's well and mills college in oakland when asked what advice she has for young people that he says she tries to live in the moment. >> i think i have read every single day individually i've

never tomorrow. it's had anything to do with and always absolutely immediate time. >> retiring, betty has been working with a filmmaker to complete a documentary about her life. the film focuses on her experiences as a young black mother living in walnut creek producers are hoping to have the film completed by next year. and take a look at this video of burglars ramming a truck into a local business. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the owners message for the people responsible.

>> developing right now on the kron, 4 morning news east bay police officers charged in the death of an unarmed man could get their charges dropped. the latest argument pushed by defense. plus, some south bay school say they got multiple threats on social media just this week. really scary. every was like crying in like screaming and wanted to go home before 3rd period. >> because they thought we were like coming to shaw. >> the stressful situation for students, parents and teachers. and it's the largest annual volunteer event in the state. how you can take part california's coastal cleanup day. welcome back to the kron. % 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's continue our news coverage with a first look at the forecast this hour with dave spahr. i should say the first, though, we've done a few already day, but it's the first at yes, yes, it's always first. and that's the first i rest my life. i guess what many. good morning, everybody.

>> ok, so we are dealing with of that fog yet again. but there seems to be signs of hope. a summer is really starting to clear out a little quicker than others. now, this is a tough one. half moon bay's always will slow on this. but look at that off towards the distance. it looks like it wants to peel you probably will see some rains. the sun going on for this afternoon. but again, the clouds will fill back in again. the fog clouds and whatever. so again, don't expect a lot of clearing too long today. meanwhile, sfo also socked in a little bit as well. only about a half hour delay on all of that as well. meanwhile, what happens with the fog? you can see the numbers start to drop and then a rise and then drop again to show you how that marine layer comes back. and those coastal locations and that wihl keep the temperatures down. so we're talking like almost the winter type program or close to it with a lot of 60's at work here. but we're looking for a bit of a spike happening as we get into early next week. that's right. not just the inland areas are going to get warm for now. our temperatures, 64, antioch, we've got 50's for tri valley. looks like 61 hayward. meanwhile, up in the north bay, a lot of 50's, 55 where we just were at half moon bay

and 58. meanwhile for san jose so inland, you folks, 78 at high noon by mid-afternoon 88 with some spots even hitting about 90 and we're going continue to build on that. not just tomorrow. so much but early next week. so it's a very short heat spike monday, tuesday into a front self. corrects more in that extended forecast in a big push for some stephanie. >> thanks so much, dave. a judge is expected to decide by next month whether or not to drop manslaughter charges against 3 alameda police officers in the 2021 death of mario gonzalez. philippe djegal reports. >> sunny, do really? 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts pointing outside alameda county superior court friday morning for a judge to look past a technical error and maintain involuntary manslaughter charges against the officers connected to her son's it started with a

welfare check and turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body, an autopsy says contributed to his death. was working. yeah, we get one. but many of way. >> need pay it. thank thank you that her knees representing the defendants arguing necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. on friday, the judge heard from both sides and expects to announce a ruling by the next court date october. 11th. >> last december, the city of alameda settled a wrongful death. civil rights lawsuits with the gonzalez family exceeding 11 million dollars no way this judge to take procedural >> use that as a loophole to walk dependence on poor. in court. prosecutors called the procedural snafu unfortunate and not do the mishandling by the current da's office just before signing initially the

officers were cleared of criminal charges by former district attorney nancy o'malley. then pamela price took over and reexamined the case leading to the involuntary manslaughter charges. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 for as long as it >> a high-profile case for da pamela price as she campaigned on holding police accountable. we asked our legal analyst michael cardoza, how he sees things shaping out from here. >> from my reading of all the legal documents in this, the da did not follow procedure. but then like i say, as a judge then kick this case out of court and not give the family their day in court. but then you had pamela price who won the election because this is what alameda county voters wanted at the time. and that's have their police prosecuted by pride. she's doing exactly what she said she would do. but notwithstanding that the people in the court room and

the attorneys on the line didn't follow the law this case. didn't follow proper procedure. >> and we'll continue updating you on this case as it continues to develop. and san jose police confirm multiple school threats were made earlier this week thursday morning. social media post threatening a school shooting started circulating followed by text messages. were afforded to several schools. >> we the was. >> that came from the at 3 p id and then everybody come out on the field and then they would shoot the field up. >> it's like really scary. everyone was like crying in like screaming, wanted to go home before 3rd pain because they thought we were like coming to shaw. >> weeks after a school shooting in georgia where 2 teachers and 2 students died. well, multiple others were injured as of right now, san jose police are asking anyone who hears or sees a threat to contact 9-1-1. immediately. a man and a woman have been

convicted in the deadly shooting of a 71 year-old man in san francisco twin peaks neighborhood fantasy to and lamont imams are accused of robbing and shooting at where french at the twin peaks look out back in 2017, police say the victim went to the location to take photos. the pair robbed him for his camera, shooting the victim and then trying to sell that camera. less than an hour later, sentencing is set for december. a break-in caught on camera san francisco burglars crash in their pickup truck into the front of the 17th and balboa market on tuesday. as you can see there, the business owners say the group stole hundreds of dollars worth of lottery tickets. investigators later identified the car involved and arrested 4 suspects. one of the market's owner says crime has been a problem for a corner stores in the richmond district. and she says she's glad officers made arrests. >> i'm very relieved because you not we i'm just hoping that sends a message for all those other teacher people that's trying to do bad things

good people out. here in system, why why target has business owner when we're working really hard to serve our community? >> police say 2 suspects tried to cash in the stolen lottery tickets at corner store in oakland. and that is of going in person to apply for a passport renewal are over. the state department just launched a fully online application process. our dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >> renewing your passport. just got a whole lot easier for the first time ever. you can complete the process fully online. americans can pay upload a photo and complete their applications totally online. >> without having to go anywhere in person, the state department announced the changes this week to meet a surge in demand. data shows more americans than ever are catching flights abroad. 1995%, of americans have passports and now just over half of americans have there

has been real need. the online renewal process is available to adults. 25 years old and older. >> with a 10 year passport that either expired in the last 5 years or will expire in the next year. the state department says online renewal will not change the speed of the process. the current target is 6 to 8 weeks for a new passport. but with a backlog of pandemic era applications complete, we are actually returning passports much faster than that. the state department tested out a pilot of the online program in june. >> and plans to expand who's eligible in the future. the now 24, 7 online portal can be found at travel dot state dot gov. in washington, raquel martin >> usc football is making history as the first college sports team to ink a sponsorship deal with a cannabis company earlier this month the university announced a three-year partnership with san francisco cannabis company cookies. the company was founded by local rapper

burner. the company will advertise at the coliseum host tailgating events and have their name on official usc merchandise. usc is not commenting right now. they say they don't discuss their corporate partnerships. ucla will be the first california university to offer chatgpt enterprise accounts. the ai tool is designed to streamline teaching and research processees the daily bruin, which is the school's paper, says the initiative will make ucla one of the first universities to incorporate ai in higher education. school officials say the university still needs to work on educating i so everyone knows how to use the tools, the rule that will incorporating chatgpt into different ai projects at the school. and there's a big time bike race kicking off today san francisco. the 24th annual california coast classic will see riders gather early today at fisherman's wharf for the first leg of an 8 day, 525 mile marathon benefiting the

arthritis foundation. september is pain awareness month and there are about 60 million adults and hundreds of thousands of kids living with arthritis in the u.s. they rely on support like this. >> that the bay area and the people here helping us have this tradition for 24 years. we wouldn't be where we are today raising over 24 million dollars. and how amazing is to start downtown fisherman's wharf and then right out of the city, know, so powerful when you're in a major city like this and you head off to santa cruz on day one. 84 miles. but the people on the but stop us. people at a rest stop to have no idea what's happening. but they happen to go to muscle beach. just just hang out and they see us on all our bikes. you know, they stow excited to hear about us. and so we we just love the area and how and how supported they've been over the years. >> the race ends in los angeles next week. since the year 2000, almost 5,000 people written to help raise money for arthritis causes. if you'd

like to help out next year or donate, you can visit the arthritis foundation's website. all right. coming up, finding inspiration in the kitchen. after the break. the executive chef of napa valley silverado resort joins us live in studio. that's coming up next on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us.

>> all right. a 44 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. if you're waking up a new plan to

take a little stroll around, though, that part of the bay area, it looks like a good idea to have a jacket on day. >> yeah. look at all those bikers on the left side into this area right up taking it. go guys. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and that's going to be a problem areas that typically is in the bay area to really get that all cleared out because that's the port of entry for a marine layer and above us, that warm air is just like kind of hanging around. it's hard to get this cold, damp air to rise and mix out as about a half-hour delay cooking here. there you see the fog bank there we jump to san jose state and still we're socked in with fog clouds in place. so this is another problem area right now. usually it's all cleared out compared to the rest. the bay. through the period here, that's going to be an issue in san francisco, golden gate, southern moore. although i think we'll see some better clearing today than we did from yesterday, there comes back again for sunday morning. pretty good effort. but again, mixes out pretty good except the coastal areas. we don't get that taken care probably until monday. look to the longer range. think what's going on monday

and everything. right. we're warming up. this is a loft now. the temperatures at 500 millibars. but warming up there. but we're right at the boundary layer. some cooler air aloft. but still looking for temperatures getting up there to about one potentially close to 100 now they're still looking over everything in the probably have statements for us it's coming together by tomorrow. so, you know, keep to be announced. now that does break down by the middle of the week. so it's a quick one. here comes the front, not a lot of fanfare in terms of rain with that, but we'll be watching these things. and this season, this is start to get interesting now because these are the ones that bring us rain and all that fun business looks like a secondary one to right before the weekend, which looks to be another spike coming our way as well. you know, it's fall jumping all over the place. 4 zone forecast the saturday, 70 san francisco, those chilly 60's at the coast. expecting some 70's, though early next week. 76 burlingame, 79 foster city, lower 80's, as you can see to the south and in the south bay. also, right, 83 san jose, 85 morgan hill, los gatos at 87 going on. fremont

while tri valley's in the upper 80's. 87 for dublin, 90. meanwhile, for walnut creek. we've only just begun. 80 for san leandro. 75 for oakland. the with 71. not as much of an onshore wind today, though, 87 fairfield, 81 for napa. and that's to an 86 santa rosa. there's the climb in the heat spike for us here monday into tuesday. this is after we start fall. then we break down for wednesday. thursday, another heat pump seems to be coming our way into friday spells. go in the kitchen. who's in there with your stephanie? thanks so much, dave. well, as summer comes to an end, if you're looking for some inspiration in the kitchen. >> our next guest is here to teach us how to cook up a delicious option or 2 with ingredients from the last summer harvest. joining us live now is chef patrick prager from silverado resort in napa valley. good morning to running. well, thank you so much for getting up bright and early from napa valley and driving up to see essence at francisco. you're welcome. thanks for having me. of you know, tell us a little bit

about what comes to mind when you think of ingredients from the last summer harvest. so what comes to mind is how do we how do we preserve that? that bounty, you know, of the harvest? so what can we do to sort of length the the usage of these ingredients? so? >> we have some beautiful tomatoes and peppers and other vegetables from our garden gorgeous. and what we like to do is we like to do a lot of pickling. so we have these same vegetables sort of pickled in the one thing we really like to do, we grow a ton of heirloom tomatoes. beautiful so will will preserve them. will either will either vacuum seal them work, hand them that way. we can use a nice, fresh tomatoes sort of out of season cagr. and then finally we make a hot with all the peppers that we've grown. ok? so how big is this garden? how long has it been around? so the garden has been around for about a year and how it's 6,000 square feet. we've got a ton of raised beds it's really beautiful. do some of ensign their lunches, that sort of thing. and so.

>> basically a lot of the produce or all the produce you safe on that. >> from the menu, it's drawn from the garden or >> we use a lot you know, all of the produce that we grow in the garden we use in the and our various outlets at silverado. ok, got it. got it. okay. so what inspires you when it comes to developing your menu at silverado seasonality? russian foods that are trending okay. very good. all right. so walk us through the items that you write to showcase today. so these offerings that are on the menu right that showcase the produce from. >> the last summer harvest. sure. so we've we have the steak salad we do. this is a little bit differently. kind of modified it for kv. but we do something very similar in our mansion that our garden brunch. so we have a garden brunch on the first and 3rd sundays actually of this of the year. and this will be the last one of the this coming

sunday. so still have a couple seats. people that take advantage. but we've got this beautiful tri tip solid. so with the hot sauce that we made. we we turn that into a vinaigrette toss the the slowly roasted try some of the pickles guards, the solid as well. and then some summer some mint basil and cilantro, the visiting israeli. beautiful. think you make a really nice job with that. and then what it was over here. so here we've got so we've got some beautiful sour dough baguette here that's been grilled. little bit of nice sea salt, all of oil and some pepper. then we've got we just spread some beautiful burrata over top of that. and we use are preserved tomatoes, which is it's it's tomatoes, a little bit of garlic a little bit. all of we just can preserve it. so it's really fresh and beautiful. so that tomatoes on top, and we like to finish this dish with a little frozen tomato. can they do that? of course. yeah. does

it have to be frozen? so it grates really well. so we we stuck, you know, you can do this at home. you can take a tomato and just stick it in your freezer. about 24 hours before you want to use and then we'll just great that beautiful semedo over top. that's a hash actually. yeah. so it brings a other elements of freshness, right? that cold, beautiful. right to made on top. and then finally a look at this. we've got a little bit of just a. >> at some more color. yeah. add some more color and flavor and and then that guy's done. and then. to finish finish it. some beautiful all of oil from from that's gorgeous. and also some some of my favorite also mcmahon or that will just kind of. pour over top nice. and which brands do recommend personally that you like personally? i love all of well, it's it's perfect for a finishing all the and the juice. tea vinegar absolutely fantastic. they've been making

vinegar since the 1600. pretty good job. what is it about perhaps is that the tax year or is it? >> as the flavor of it that you like the flavors, just fantastic. it has a beautiful fruit. little bit of, you know, prune notes and some beautiful city as well. and as again as we start to wrap things up here, what would you say is your signature dish or buy cigna chur dish? i always get. >> kind of toss up on that question. yeah. i love to cook scallops and we have a beautiful scallop shrimp to shut our restaurant at silverado the grill. because delicious, little bit of kuz coos. >> safran and garlic vinaigrette some sea scouts. that's it. >> it's a gorgeous all right. fantastic chef patrick prager from silverado resort in napa valley. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for having all right. we'll be right back live

music, pretzels, plenty of beer and a cute dog dressed up in leader jose. >> one block of downtown san francisco jam packed friday night for oktoberfest. the first event to be held in california's first-ever entertainment zone. a job or fest is an annual event in the city. but because of that new entertainment zone designation people were allowed to drink beer on front street between california and sacramento. you

might recall we even had one of the organizers on our show here just last weekend. >> october fest in san francisco wrapped up around 10:00pm last night. so hopefully all had great time. if your child is a picky eater. a new study on twins found genetics might play a role in their eating habits. researchers at university college london found finicky eating can last from toddler hood too early. adolescence peaking at around age 7. they studied 2400 sets of twins through age 13, and researchers discovered fraternal twins were much less similar and their picky eating. then identical twins pointing to a large genetic influence in the behavior. they also found fussy identical twins started to vary as the kids got older, some food for thought there. and in our next hour, hundreds of local workers could be out of a job as the bay area braces for another round of tech industry. layoffs. >> plus, neighbors and an east bay city rally to say that amtrak station how its closure could impact thousands of

commuters. and a taekwondo instructor convicted of abusing his students is st ll able to legally work with kids with a mother of 2 victims told us as her family works to move past this. those stories are coming up on the call for weekend morning news. stay with us.

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