such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go into the wild. >> you're like i could say that. i've been like way too close to 5, 6 different shooting incidents in this neighborhood. it's getting bad. then. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. the urgent search for suspects in the fatal shooting of a vta employee. >> the latest on police investigation out of the south bay. plus, more license plate

readers in our communities. how officials in the east bay it's already helping them solve crimes. and providing sanitation to people living on our streets. the resource homeless advocates say we'll keep san francisco cleaner. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september. the 22nd. let's get your morning started with a >> look at the weather with dave spahr heyday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and first day of fall is upon us. kind of feel like that a little bit right now with some of that ground fog at hand. but don't let that site for you because it's going to feel very summer like today. >> and the next couple of days, pretty view, folks well inland what happened here. yeah, we're back to summer again. live shot comes in for the east bay shoreline here. and you can see from the east bay hills, all this ground fog

in place. we also see that at the golden gate as well. covering up. you can see the 2 towers at this hour now getting to win that peels off again. it does pretty quickly for those inland spots, but a stubborn area will be san francisco in along the coast, a somewhat variable clouds to kind of put more of a positive spin on it. i guess you will uan completely get rid of all of the fog there throughout the day today. lot of 50's on the board here. some lower 60's popping up here and there. and that quick contrast for you. pretty close to yesterday's numbers with all of that considered our breakdown shakes off that morning fog and we go into sunny skies. 75 at 11 by 2.88. as i mentioned, this is not just one day next couple of days. we don't have any heat statements yet, but some may be issued later. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. we're on top of breaking news this morning. check out this video we got overnight. it shows heavy emergency response presence on the bay bridge. one of our morning producers jt he recorded on his way to the station around 02:30am. you

could see police cars, fire trucks and an ambulance out there as well. all the lights flashing on and we are going continub following that story for you closely here. i should know that our producer also cite badly damaged vehicle and paramedics on the scene right now. multiple lanes on the bay bridge are still shut down. we're asking chp how many cars were involved in this incident if anyone was hurt and if anyone faces charges, we'll keep you updated again on the story and the traffic updates on air and on our website. kron 4 dot com. well, right now, the santa clara county sheriff's office is searching for the person who shot and killed a vta worker. it happened friday night at the boys division. lot offset south 7th street not far from downtown san jose kron four's jeff woman walks us through the investigation. >> i'm so sorry about this terrible incident. a vta employee. it was shot and killed on friday night and for county supervisor cindy chavez. it's still raw feeling

3 years after 9 employees were shot and killed by a disgruntled employee. >> at a nearby bet a lot. you know, for so many people, this is reliving another horrible set of incidents. we don't know much about the employee killed on friday, but we do know is they worked at the sheboygan division lot off 7th street just south of downtown. and this killing has vta leadership stepping up enforcement. people have extra security at all of our yards over the weekend. some law enforcement says there is no ongoing threat to the public or to any vta employees. they call this an isolated incident. but still at the same time, many business owners we spoke with. >> here in the neighborhood just south of downtown say they have not felt safe here for years. >> is. i would lock. novo runs a cosmetology school and supply warehouse down the road. he's been broken into twice within the last year, which is why he's invested thousands of dollars into 3 locked gates as this is terrible. and then it's crazy.

>> we need help. and then the. >> they raise is not to say says he's concerned for his family members who leave the studio alone they have no problem with them. but then night time. i mean, it's scary. he thought about moving locations, but vote tells us this district of warehouses and south of downtown has some of the cheapest rent in the city. so that's why. >> we need more. what happens you? my friends worked for vta nola dumpster at lives in an rv right next it a lot and says he heard the shooting. but i heard couple. >> well, is time he feels unsafe at night since the start of the year. like i could say that i've been like way too close to 5, 6 different shooting incidents in this neighborhood. it's getting bad. and so the vta has not released any details related to the identity of that employee. >> who was killed on friday night. but again, this is very much still active investigation. so if you have any information related to

this case, you're expected contact law enforcement reported here in san jose jackie but kron 4 news. >> police are looking for suspects in a deadly antioch shooting. 18 year-old man was killed near karbala road and sunset drive friday afternoon. he died at the hospital. police believe the gunman drove away in a blue gmc sierra pickup truck with a tool rack and black rims. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and take a look at this video from the citizen app. neighbors forced to evacuate from an apartment fire complex in san francisco saturday. the building is on 6th street just a block away from market street. firefighters say discarded smoking material caused the fire. thankfully no one was hurt or displaced. in the east bay. oakland is getting more automated license plate readers installed kron four's gayle ong takes a look at how those cameras have been helping the community so far. >> we're gonna have another 26 installed by the end of this week and actually might have

been installed just today. oakland police chief floyd mitchell is talking about these flock security cameras that have been installed across the city on thursday. the department shared arrests have been made on several violent crimes this month by gathering video surveillance that identified suspect vehicles. we saw shooting from september 12th of this year. >> a suspect shot at 85. 0, 1, international boulevard. the vehicle was stopped 2 days later a suspect was arrested who ultimately confessed to the shooting. a firearm was also recovered. >> opd at the cameras helped id suspect vehicles in a robbery in road rage incident. the locations of where the cameras are placed are in oakland's hot spots identified by opd. it also helps of other bay area cities have the same system. if we know the suspect vehicle, we put that flock and outside agencies that have access to flock will be alerted if it goes into their city. >> oakland privacy advisory commission approved to have the cameras installed last year. opd will hold on to the

footage for only 30 days to investigate crimes. the technology will not capture people's faces. a concern of civil liberties groups. the city's goal is to have about. >> 300 flock cameras installed by the end of october or early november. and if you decide that you're going to commit a crime in the city of oakland, you may need maybe not caught today. you may not be cut tomorrow. normally you maybe will be caught this week. but just know that we have the data that is needed now to ensure that we apprehend those who are causing havoc in our communities. reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> happening now, caltrans closed a section of i-680, for the weekend. crews install new pavement on 6.80, southbound between alcosta boulevard in san ramon. in the i 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. the closure is set to last until for monday morning. more details and detours can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. homeless advocates

san francisco asking for more public restrooms in the city after complaints of human waste in the streets. the group claims the city has enough money for more facilities, but the funds are going unused kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> we have a humanitarian crises where we literally have thousands of people who are out on the streets who don't have access to basic sanitation. it's been several years since san francisco started providing pit stops, mobile restrooms that are staffed 24 7 and that executive director of the coalition on homelessness, jennifer freedom, buck says keep sidewalks clean while providing sanitation to the unhoused. these have been really critical in decreasing the amount of you know, a body waste that exists on san francisco sidewalks and unsanitary topic that came up last year during a debate between governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis. well, this is an app where they plot the human feces that are found on the streets of san francisco to keep san francisco out of negative national headlines.

freedom buck is asking the city and mayor london breed to invest in more pit stops, saying funds are already available in the budget to add at least one more and that the bayview neighborhood is most in need. whenever they put a pit stop in an area, the number of cleanups have really declined. and so these work there's about there's available surprise, surprise. people use them according to mayor london breed's office hours are reduced at 3 pit stop locations saying, quote, and it's very challenging budget to preserve core city services. >> we worked with departments to analyze utilization and outcomes for a range of programs. in this case, we decided not to expand the program at this time in a just hours based on low usage rates. according to san francisco public works, there are 30 pit stop staffed and 13 neighborhoods reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and renowned primatologist jane goodall plans to bring a youth program. the san francisco she spoke on a panel at the dreamforce convention last week about a movement she calls roots and shoots. the goal is to inspire children to

create positive change in their communities. and check this out. you can find this new artwork at san francisco a library in the civic center. the monument honors literary artists, civil rights activist and former san francisco resident doctor maya angelou. it features a quote from dr angelou saying in part the library helps you to see not only that, you are not alone, but that you're not really any different from anyone else. there may be details that are different, but a human being is a human being. and some parents, students and teachers say plans to close schools in san francisco. need to be paused. the negative impacts. they claim the closures could have on local families. plus a terrifying attack caught on camera free man with a machete ambush. someone in the south bay in our next half hour. what police say led up to this. but first, kron 4 is honoring hispanic heritage month after the break. meet the first latino u.s. poet

laureate how he's using his writing to inspire the next generation. all right, taking

a live look outside at gorgeous view. i think this is our mount tam camera. suit road and just beautiful, beautiful see the sunshine. you can look radar because this is just television. so, you you can't do that outside, but yet. >> well, just gorgeous weather. hopefully, yes, and that's kind of our stephanie. we're going mix out this fog, which will do, but it looks like we might have some

problem areas a little bit in san francisco. not not this. this is the morning, but i mean, later on today, it might want to try to come back again and again along the coast. we haven't completely clear that off of the afternoon. but >> it will improve and it will improve early next week, east bay shoreline. there you have the fog. it's very much ground fog this morning as we've been talking about the golden gate and all that around 60 ish lines at the east bay shoreline got 50's out east. meanwhile, up north mid to lower 50's. 59 san jose. 56 going on for san francisco. so again, to mention what's going on in future cast for here again, most of that, all goes away. but again, a little problem or a little bit in the city along the coast. so you know, there'll be still some fog left over in the afternoon. returning again for tonight. a little drizzle with that. and that's welcome. really fog doesn't get across the quirkiness straight in the delta like it did this morning into your monday and it clears away very nicely. but there's something else at work at this time. boy, heat spike on its way. and by monday, oh, and into tuesday as well. it's a late season one at that. now,

first day of fall, whatever sunny and hot inland. we'll see some 90's cooking today. build that up to a late season heats pike. here. and that's an old fashion emoji kids that we see is we have the oldest computers and could see 100 well inland in the few areas. monday is the most likely day. but then tuesday starts to wane a bit midweek. we get a break. we'll front we've been talking about. we'll have this for the long range forecast for you in a bit. and then later on into next weekend, we do warm up again, but we don't do this 100 degree business. it'll be more like lower 90's by that point. so again, today, but to be optimistic and called variable clouds mild at that. 71. 77 cooking for oakland early clouds and nice. 86. meanwhile for san jose, there you have it. and that's just a day. lower 90's going on in the far east bay up north, a mixture of 90's and 80's cool. 64 meanwhile, for half moon bay and 86 for san jose. but this is to bring it all out here for you. there you go. 99 monday into i want to put 100 on there, although it's possible. 99, again, on

monday and tuesday at 98. and that's a two-day spike. we go back again to some seasonality getting kind of close there and then warming up again next weekend and beyond that, which is not the good news on top of all that we might see in offshore wind spike in about 8 days or case being october. they got to watch that will carefully. would you say this is pretty typical for this time of year we do see that? but i mean, the problem is we get these fronts. >> we've been very good so far this year when we get these fronts. the problem is a very dry this time of year when you get the backside, which is what we back drive us some offshore winds. so that's what we got to watch. and they don't look really great in the long range forecast models can change. we'll see. >> okay. right. well, thanks for keeping an eye on for us. thanks, dave. all right. well, the berkeley public library is accepting applications for its youth poet laureate program. >> that program aims to elevate and amplify teen voices to poetry. participants get ha a chance to explore their civic voices and nurture their writing skills. laurean,

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 are on your screen now. applications open until october. 3rd. it's hispanic heritage month. and today we meet the first latino u.s. poet laureate herrera is the son of california farmworkers. he went on become an award-winning poet and children's author. and now at the age of 75, he spends his day in central california. reporter anne gonzalez brings us his story. >> know i was in grant to have little words. that i had never really heard. yes, but to see bad enough when i spread amount of paragraph. so i could be right. >> and the story magnificent story. words like these took one felipe herrera from fowler, a small california labor community to the library

of congress and in 2015, he became the first latino u.s. poet laureate after serving 2 terms says california is poet laureate and then you're going to go all around the united states. >> that's going to be so much fun. and even of meat audience is going to be giant audiences from a young age are rare of the lima with the art of storytelling as his mother with seeing him, cody, those or mexican ballots. >> all those on lot stop. moses says those those on phone go to but icahn says mon go to at 11 o'clock at night. people are out there. we very desperate and the van came up and took us away with handcuffs the song tells the story of border patrol agents taking the family a way that's credible message going on. when i was a kid, he came from humble beginnings. her heirs parents were migrant workers who move from town to town for

work. i noticed the life he lived. >> later on, that could be flicked on it and write about it. he was offended by the negative language. the national media use to describe migrant workers. people just like his parents vader's. that's when tend to in just do that and become that rage. so he set out to reshape ellis community was portrayed never thinking it would turn into a career only because we never talked about careers. just live day to day to survive. over the past 50 years, he's published nearly 40 books in both english and spanish with the goal that readers can take away a better understanding of one another. and there's too many negative depictions of each other. and of all groups. and that's what makes makes distance fear and anger boil up as portrayed his children's book super cilantro girl is all about a young girl who

uses her newly found powers to save her mother crossing the u.s. mexico border. people do get stopped there and they could put >> it's some kind of i don't know. it could be those chicken wires could be a holding tank. and there's been a painful in this one open that up. the book was eventually adapted into a play and perform throughout california his lorry days behind him career and now spends his time. >> making frequent visits to the elementary that bears his name. what was going through your head when that happened? that's a great experience. >> that's the experience. incredible honor. considering education was a privilege. his parents did not his father never step foot into a classroom. and for his mother, she was on a minute to 3rd grade and bus when there was a lot of great and she didn't was unable to going to be with the lifetime. a beautifully written literature to his name. when asked what he's most proud i'm most proud of

when i read for children. playful at heart. hariri knows exactly how to keep them engaged to he wastes no time instilling in men that like him, they are quick to do or become anything. my heart and mind body contained the future. i tell him before i go, i want to let you know that you everyone here has a beautiful voice. >> and that's where you are. that's your inner self. a voice said one day could become something great. >> maybe even the next united states poet laureate. >> and that was hannah gonzalez reporting for us for more stories highlighting the contributions and achievements of local hispanic communities. scan this qr code on your screen right there to be directed to our coverage online and tune in for our hispanic heritage special hosted by theresa that does air kron on kron 4 on october. 15th starting at 06:30pm. and

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4 weekend morning news. disturbing video out of san jose shows a man attacked by 3 people armed with machetes. it no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals such as these 3 adult male suspects. we're learning from police about this violent attack. plus, governor newsom signs a new bill aimed protecting teens on social media. why companies say that might be an overreach. and stanford university imposes new rules for protesters on campus with students are no longer allowed to do well expressing their free speech. >> 9, 7.30, now this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this tower half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr course in the weather center tracking it all for a stay first day of fall is definitely morning. a good morning to you will not feel quite like that way in the forecast both today.

>> tomorrow and even into tuesday, there will get a little bit of relief come the middle of the week, but actually can to towards the end of the week, too. so all this week long we're not feel may be totally autumnal like it did from a previous weeks. here's the first things. first, let's check things out. the fog peeling away very nicely at san jose state really shows you how quickly this is going away. at least inland now letting some sunny out this morning. meanwhile, got a lot of work to do here at sfo about a half-hour delay cooking on all of this that you see there, some ground fog, even the kind obscuring some of the view we can say. so back to that fog, as you see, goes away, probably for san francisco. you'll get a nice clear patch going on in the afternoon. so, you know, say around the lunch hour to mid-afternoon, looking good with the fog rolling on in late in the afternoon early evening. could be more problematic at the coast. of course, 50's and 60's mixture at this hour. and we're pretty close to where those numbers were from this time yesterday. 76 by 11 o'clock by 2 were doing 88. and it's a building forecast. we may even see potentially 100 as we hold

this conversation. there is no heat advisories. however, some may start to pop this afternoon and this evening, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. and we are on top of breaking news. 4 people dead, 18 more hurt from a mass shooting in birmingham, alabama. this happened at a popular nightclub on the city's south side around 11 o'clock last night. when officers got to the scene, they found 2 men and one woman on a sidewalk suffering from gunshot wounds. now those victims were all pronounced dead at the scene. another man with a gunshot wound was pronounced dead at the hospital. investigators say multiple people fired shots into a crowd. police are still searching for any suspects this morning and we'll continue to follow this and bring you any new developments as they come into our newsroom. also this morning, 3 men are behind bars for attacking someone with a machete as kron four's terisa stasio reports that attack was caught on camera and we do want to warn you that this next video we're about to show you is disturbing.

>> it was a gram and gory assault. all captured on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson. stacey, she see in the graphic video. he wasn't just being, you know, punch with fans. he was being kicked, but he was also being slashed. machetes. >> she says now months later, a major development, 3 people arrested. juan ramirez, eddie, her arena and roll laureano. >> that whatever suspec suspects rain is actually homicide suspect from a 2005 homicide here in san jose.

suspect reyna was also arrested and convicted for the homicide. our detectives center officers who responded to to the scene didn't outstanding job of taking over this investigation, making sure that these dangerous suspects are behind bars. we have no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals, such as these 3 adult male suspects. >> she says the motive behind this morbid and shocking attack is unclear. they do know the victim didn't know the men that the assault came about 5 hours after they first met with the victim. >> altercation that took place earlier today was somewhat close to the vicinity. also in the san jose. i'm not sure about what they're fighting for our fighting about, but that's all part of investigation. as we determine the modus, the circumstances, the 3 machetes that were used. i'm not sure if all 3 were located but we're able to have at lunchtime to all 3 did have the weapons used for the attack. >> as for the victim who is not being identified it. so i can't speak to the injuries in terms of the nature and the

damage it causes, whether it makes by threatening or threatening. we're just lucky and fortunate that this victim did survive the attack theresa stuff, co kron, 4 news. >> livermore man serving life in prison was found dead in his jail cell on thursday. >> authorities say jacob kober had been attacked with what's being described as an improvised weapon. it was also injured but is expected to survive. kober had been serving time for a 2012 shooting death. and a person is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting shot in san francisco. it happened on mission and why street around 10 o'clock friday night citizen app video shows police activity in the area. the victim was seriously injured. no details on the shooter released yet. and 2 people are behind bars in philly home this morning after police say they were found with meth and a ghost gun officers arrested the suspects thursday. i hope police say one of the men is a convicted felon with 2 outstanding warrants. and police arrested.

a 61 year-old man accused of 7 started several fires neary santa rosa elementary school. police say james can 40's started a series of fires last week at southwest community park on herndon avenue. that's just a block away from meadow view elementary school officers say the fires were started in various areas of the park. 40 is accused of setting a 4th fire on friday. some school property was damaged, but thankfully, no buildings 40 was booked into jail on arson charges. >> and both former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris hit the campaign trail this weekend. >> harris making stops in georgia and wisconsin talking about reproductive rights reporter linda shiraz. he has the story. >> this is a health care crisis and donald trump is the architect of this crisis. he brags about overturning roe v wade. he is proud. that women are dying.

>> vice president kamala harris focusing on women's reproductive rights during campaign stops in wisconsin and georgia on friday. the vice president's hypnr focused on the deaths of 2 georgia women, amber thurman and candy mueller, according to a pro public report released this week, they died from the preventable medical emergency as a result of the abortion ban in georgia. >> and she had her future all planned out. and it was her plan. but she wanted to do. for her son for herself, for their future. but she was loved. and then she should be alive. today, the former president's posting on social media that, quote. >> you will no longer be thinking about abortion because it is now where it always had to be with the states but not allowing for democrat demanded late term abortion in the 7th 8007th or 9th month or even execution of a baby after birth. the harris

campaign responding calling the post a quota online meltdown. adding trump thinks he can control women. he's wrong. he's terrified that woman across the country will vote like our lives and freedoms depend on it because they women aren't stupid. harris, his running mate to minnesota governor tim walz honing in on the issues today in pennsylvania are not stopping abortion access. >> care about the story of another. amanda who had to travel from georgia to north carolina and that because couldn't get the treatment at home ended up dying. >> the harris campaign doubling down on its attacks of the former president who campaigned in north carolina today highlighting trump's close relationship and kind words with north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson. he's come under fire this week for a legit online posts to a pornographic website including calling himself a black. not see. i've been with them a lot. i've gotten to know him and he's outstanding. donald trump and mark robinson. >> they're both wrong for

north carolina. >> and while vice president harris was in georgia, former president donald trump was in north carolina speaking on multiple issues, one of which was whether to do another debate against kamala harris. this is for president trump back in north carolina saturday. quickly addressing if he would face off in another presidential debate with vice president harris. >> after she accepted another debate invitation today. the problem with another debate is that it's just too late. voting has already started. i've done too. >> it's too late to do another ied. love to in many ways, but it's too late. the voting is cast not seen on the campaign trail today with trump, north carolina gubernatorial candidate mark robinson, the state's current lieutenant governor facing scandalous reports that he posted lewd and racist comments online. >> years before public office while trump avoided the topic saturday, robinson released a video denying the reports. the things that you will see that store. those are not the words

of mark ronson. you know, i words, you know, my character and, you know, not being completely transparent in this race. and before trump's endorsement impasse, kind words for robinson happened questioning if he's tainted candidacy will drag down trump in the vital north carolina swing state. >> republicans have taken all but 2 presidential elections in the last 60 years. trump leads harris by just half a percentage point. according to our latest ddh few polling, north carolina voters tell newsnation the down-ballot scandal won't affect how they're voting at the top of the ticket. >> trump still has my end of the and as trump denounces mark robinson. i'm a conservative voter. i think mark robinson, so have my vote is on the policy front, the former president announced a new plan to in sanctuary cities if re-elected. >> today i'm announcing a new plan to end all sanctuary cities in north carolina and all as soon as i take office, we will immediately surge federal law enforcement to every city that is failing,

which is a lot to turn over criminal aliens. >> well, over a week ago, trump took to truth social to post that there would be no 3rd debate. but of course, as these questions world today, i asked senior advisors about that. they continue to point to that true social post. the proposed date is october 23rd, but you heard trump himself there. it's not sounding likely, but of course we'll be keeping an eye on that. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news police in the north bay arrest a man for breaking into a family's home. the surprising way he was able to get inside. we show you. but first, uber has a new feature designed to keep their drivers safe with the san francisco based

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>> welcome back. we're taking a look mount tam or lot lot looking. sweet. how about that action there. you can see the nice blue skies aloft. meanwhile, the marine layer just all settled hanging out. chilling, however, get some daytime heating. we get some kinetic sand boom away. it goes for the most part. but there's going to be some stubborn areas as there always are. you know, it's the first day of fall. we actually walked into a few hours ago. good morning, everybody live shot coming in from sfo. by the way, we have a delay cooking here about a half hour or so. but quite a bit of ground fog of surprise. you don't have a longer delay with all of that, too. we switch over things too. this is now the sutro camera and the same kind of scenario you can see again, the nice blue skies aloft and there is the marine layer hugging along the ground. if you're headed up to tahoe, it's a flavor. some are going on there as well. 76 tomorrow, 78 by tuesday, a slight reduction as we get into wednesday. take time for that front to get all the way

audi's to relatively to the east to try to cool them off a little bit as we get to the latter portion of the week. now the danger zone is and this is really for a lot of northern california central northern california. we do see an offshore wind pops start to happen after all of this. and really after next weekend to getting into the following week, walking into october, 1st things. first to get back to today. looks good for clearing. however, it looks like places like san francisco. you have a few hours of seeing that sunshine before again, the fog rolls back again. 4 o'clock in the afternoon so forth and along the coast will be tough to get some clearing. now we get out to monday shore and we get some better afternoon clearing going forward as we start to bake a little bit well inland. and i do mean baked. let's walk through all of this as we do this. we're looking at 500 millibars here. here's the first warming we talked about early in the week. so this is monday tuesday zone, not as impressive as we're used to seeing it with these heat spikes. but the surface, charter telling us no going with near 100 or so inland as we speak. there are no heat advisories that have been issued later day parts. we might have some so to be

announced, as they say now going forward. that does break down. here's one hit from front. we got to watch these carefully as we get to the fall in the summer because fall in the winter because that opportunities for showers. and if you don't get it, you're out of luck until the next one. but that's okay. it's early in the season. it will do the trick to kind of cool us off reinforcements here now watch this low because this is kind of interesting going forward places, people, places, right here. this is a loft now. but there's that airflow. that's not good. that takes us into the following week. and that's an offshore wind event. and coverage does include far in the east bay. so we'll see if that all comes together. but that's not exactly the best scenario. 71 san francisco looks like today will keep him in the 60's along the coast, although warming to get you the 70's by tomorrow tuesday, 78 burlingame, 81 foster city, 84 palo alto in the south bay. mid 80's already popping 91 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, lower to middle 80's tri valley. you're in the lower 90's to getting some middle 90's to potentially 92

concord. 74, a berkeley toledo, 74 and fairfield, 90 84 for napa in santa rosa at 90 here. your for the next couple of days. there's the heat spike. i referenced monday inland heat near 100 and spots that we drop off temporarily. those 2 fronts and then off to the races yet again, although not so bad next weekend as we're going to get next couple of days will be lower 90's at that. but then again, the real big thing is the offshore winds that are post all ok? so to see if that shows up, that will be around early october 1st, the last day september, 1st able okay. so maybe a light jacket could be a good idea depending on where you are and if you start off san francisco, that's great. the afternoon, the sun's out 1 o'clock in the afternoon. looking good. all right. very good. thanks a lot, dave. >> a judge has denied bail for the second time for sean diddy combs. combs faces racketeering and trafficking charges. this past week, his lawyers offered a 50 million dollar bail package using his mansion as collateral in exchange for releasing him to

home detention with gps monitoring. reporter laura ingle has more. >> if you have to pick a detention facility with a long list of problems, this would be it. the mdc, brooklyn, which has been riddled with deaths and suicides, lack of staffing, lack of food. but still, this is where sean diddy combs sits and where he may be for a while. the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn is a far cry from the luxurious life. the 54 year-old music mogul was used to before his arrest on trafficking charges. >> bail denied to times even after his lawyers offered up a 50 million dollar bond package. a federal judge said that was simply too much risk with mister combs history of substance abuse, violence and obstruction of justice. that makes him an unfit candidate for release. a former warden of the mdc says that did life is in danger at the notorious federal detention facility comes. attorney says the music mogul is being held in the

special housing unit away from general population. former warden cameron lindsay tells tmz he is a target due to a celeb status is serious allegations against him and his attorney i told mister combs i'm going to try and get his case to trial as quickly as possible. >> i'm gonna try and minimize the amount of time he spends in very, very difficult. and i believe in you, maine, housing conditions and the and the special housing unit of the metropolitan detention facility. >> this detention center has housed other famous inmates, including r kelly, ghislaine maxwell and farmer bro. martin and lawyers for diddy are still working to get him if not released, moved to essex county, new jersey, his next court appearance will be september 24th. back to you. >> a new group app feature is aimed at improving driver safety. up until now, most uber safety. an anti-fraud measures focused on riders, not drivers. now, all

customers of the san francisco based company will have their personal information cross checked with third-party databases to make sure there are no issues with them. writers also have the option to upload their government issued id to uber app to verify their identities. and there's a new scam warning involving qr codes on parking meters. now bad stickers are basically attached to machines and parking lot and victims end up paying what they believe to be legitimate parking providers. news nation's nancy loo has more. >> well, it's something the better business bureau has sounded multiple warnings about. but new scams p popping up to trick new victims. >> here in redondo beach, fake qr code stickers have been removed from about 150 parking meters. the legitimate stickers have a small qr code leading to a vendor called park mobile. another option for drivers as payment through an app. >> but just a few weeks ago,

many meters here also had a large qr code sticker right below and scanning that led to a fake web site instead of pay by phone. it was point by phone and victim to enter their credit card and financial information. they got scammed in another criminal scheme here in southern california. parking tickets. police in alhambra recently warned about fake citations with a qr code that also led to a scam website. examples of the city's real citations do not have qr codes. now, it's not clear how many people fell victim or what they lost. but in california alone, scan qr codes have also been reported in san francisco. >> bakersfield, san diego and san clemente around the country in nashville and akron, ohio, as well and internationally in england and canada qr code scams are known

as questioning qr code fishing and it's popping up more because criminals know it works. and according to law enforcement, there are links to russia. now, best course is not just scan any qr code unless you know it's legitimate. and that applies to more then just paying for parking. back to you. >> all right. that was nancy loo reporting the city of san jose is going a different route. in the meantime, with their e-scooters city transportation officials say they plan to change providers from lime and bird to spin scooters eligible participants in the federal assistance program will be able to rent spin scooters for $0.7 per minute. that's an 85% discount for low income users. veterans, seniors and students can take advantage of the half-off discount. you need to e-mail the company with proof of your income. we'll be right of your income. we'll be right back. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco.

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now, police are searching for a gunman in the south bay. what we're learning about the shooting death of a vta worker. that's still ahead. plus, more sanitation facilities for people living on our streets. the resource homeless advocates say san francisco needs to make the city clean. >> and with the holiday season, just around the corner, we're looking for safe ways to celebrate. new this morning and in studio conversation with the san francisco fire department. it's next on the call for weekend morning news. stay with us.

>> can say that i've been like way too close to 5, 6 different shooting incidents in this neighborhood. it's getting bad. then. >> right now on the kron 4 weekend morning news. the urgent search for suspects in the fatal shooting of a vta employee. the latest in the police investigation out of the south bay. plus, more license plate readers in our communities. how officials in the space say it's already helping them solve crimes. and providing sanitation to people living on our streets. the resource homeless advocates say will help keep san francisco cleaner. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday september, the 22nd and we continue our coverage this morning with a look at the weather with dave

sphar he good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. welcome to fall. very although going to feel more like summer looks like over the next couple of days dealing with our morning traditional fog and all. >> its ground fog, too pretty aggressive across the bay. but that'll peel open and we'll see mostly sunny skies for a good chunk of the bay problem. areas that remain at the coast and return a little bit the city pretty much this afternoon. first things first. well, it's gone. this was san jose state will just move right on here. and there's the golden gate bridge you can see covered up the 2 towers to show you. it's still kind of ground fog at this hour. that's again, expected to really lift and give the overcast skies late this morning. so here's the progress you can see along the coast are still some problem areas and that fog or returned by mid-afternoon, it looks like to do its thing and dance for tonight as well. most the temperatures right now in the 50's and we're scratching some lower 60's in places like antioch. we got 60 hayward and palo alto and san jose both checking in at 60, pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. give or take a degree on either end. so we're on track for that.

but getting warmer inland this afternoon, 82 expected by high noon to 3 o'clock. 91. there were to build on that into monday into tuesday. so we'll take a look at that hot forecast coming up in a bit. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. we're on top of breaking news this morning. take a look at this video we got overnight. shows heavy emergency response present on the bay bridge. one of our morning producers recorded this on his way to the station around 02:30am. and you can see from this video there, police cars, fire trucks and an ambulance responding to the scene. now, a producer also saw a badly damaged vehicle and paramedics there as well. the california department of transportation says you should expect delays on the bridge this morning related to whatever happened at the scene here we are asking chp how many cars were involved in this incident if anyone was hurt, if anyone faces charges. so a lot of unanswered questions there. we are working to get answers for you and we'll keep you updated on this story on air and on our website. kron 4 dot com.

right now, the santa clara county sheriff's office is searching for the person who shot and killed a vta worker. it happened friday night at the boys division. lot off south 7th street. not far from downtown san jose. was jack molmud walks us through the investigation. >> i'm so sorry about this terrible incident. a vta employee. it was shot and killed on friday night and for county supervisor cindy chavez. it's still raw feeling 3 years after 9 employees were shot and killed by a disgruntled employee. >> at a nearby bet a lot. you know, for so many people, this is reliving up another horrible set of incidents. we don't know much about the employee killed on friday, but we do know is they worked at the sheboygan division lot off 7th street just south of downtown. and this killing has vta leadership stepping up enforcement. people have extra security at all of our yards over the weekend. some law enforcement says there is no ongoing threat to the public or to any vta employees. they

call this an isolated incident. but still at the same time, many business owners we spoke with. >> here in the neighborhood just south of downtown say they have not felt safe here for years. >> is. i would lock. novo runs a cosmetology school and supply warehouse down the road. he's been broken into twice within the last year, which is why he's invested thousands of dollars into 3 locked gates as this is terrible. and then it's crazy. >> we need help. and the. >> they raise is not to say says he's concerned for his family members who leave the studio alone they have no problem with them. but then night time. i mean, it's scary. he thought about moving locations, but vote tells us this district of warehouses and south of downtown has some of the cheapest rent in the city. so that's why. >> we need more. what happens you? my friends worked for vta

nola dumpster at lives in rv right next it a lot and says he heard the shooting. but i heard couple. >> i know is time he feels unsafe at night since the start of the year. like i could say that i've been like way too close to 5, 6 different shooting incidents in this neighborhood. it's getting bad. and so the vta has not released any details related to the identity of that employee. >> who was killed on friday night. but again, this is very much still active investigation. so if you have any information related to this case, you're expected contact law enforcement reported here in san jose jackie o but kron 4 news. >> and police are looking for suspects in a deadly antioch shooting in 18 year-old man was killed near karbala road and sunset drive friday afternoon. he died at the hospital. police believe the gunman drove away in a blue gmc sierra pickup truck with a tool roc and black rams. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. we'll take a look at this video from the citizen app. neighbors forced to evacuate from an apartment fire complex in san

francisco saturday. the building is on 6th street just a block away from market street. firefighters say discarded smoking material caused this fire. thankfully no one was hurt or displaced. in the east bay. oakland is getting more automated license plate readers installed kron four's gayle ong takes a look at how the cameras have been helping the community so far. >> we're gonna have another 26 installed by the end of this week and actually might have been installed just today. oakland police chief floyd mitchell is talking about these flock security cameras that have been installed across the city on thursday. the department shared arrests have been made on several violent crimes this month by gathering video surveillance that identified suspect vehicles. we saw shooting from september 12th of this year. >> a suspect shot at 85. 0, 1, international boulevard. the vehicle was stopped 2 days later the suspect was arrested who ultimately confessed to the shooting. a firearm was also recovered. >> opd at the cameras helped id suspect vehicles in a

robbery in road rage incident. the locations of where the cameras are placed are in oakland's hot spots identified by opd. it also helps of other bay area cities have the same system. if we know the suspect vehicle, we put that into. >> flock and outside agencies that have access to flock will be alerted if it goes into their city. >> oakland privacy advisory commission approved to have the cameras installed last year. opd will hold on to the footage for only 30 days to investigate crimes. the technology will not capture people's faces. a concern of civil liberties groups. the city's goal is to have about 300 flock cameras installed by the end of october or early november. and if you decide that you're going to commit a crime in the city of oakland, you may mean maybe today you may not be cut tomorrow. >> normally you may be will be caught this week. but just know that we have the data that is needed now to ensure that we apprehend those who are causing havoc in our

communities. reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> happening now, caltrans closed 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 a conductor in pleasanton. the closure is set to last until for monday morning. more details and detours can be found on kron 4 dot com. homeless advocate says san francisco are asking for more public restrooms in the city after complaints of human waste in the streets. the group claims the city has enough money for more facilities, but the funds are going unused kron four's. rob nesbitt explains. >> we have a humanitarian crises where we literally have thousands of people who are out on the streets who don't have access to basic sanitation. it's been several years since san francisco started providing pit stops, mobile restrooms that are staffed 24 7 and that executive director of the coalition on homelessness, jennifer freedom, buck. >> says keep sidewalks clean while providing sanitation to

the unhoused. these have been really critical in. >> decreasing the amount of you know, a body waste that exists on san francisco sidewalks and unsanitary topic that came up last year during a debate between governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis. well, this is an app where they plot the human feces. >> that are found on the streets of san francisco to keep san francisco out of negative national headlines. freedom buck is asking the city and mayor london breed to invest in more pit stops, saying funds are already available in the budget to add at least one more and that the bayview neighborhood is most in need. whenever they put a pit stop in an area, the number of cleanups have really declined. and so these work there's about there's available surprise, surprise. people use them according to mayor london breed's office hours are reduced at 3 pit stop locations saying, quote, and it's very challenging budget to preserve core city services. we worked with departments to analyze

utilization and outcomes for a range of programs. in this case, we decided not to expand the program at this time just hours based on low usage rates. according to san francisco public works, there are 30 pit stop staffed and 13 neighborhoods. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> we're now in primt just jane goodall plans to bring a youth program to san francisco. she spoke on a panel at the dreamforce convention last week about a move. may she calls roots and shoots. the goal is to inspire children to create positive change in their communities. and check this out. you can find this new artwork at san francisco's main library in the civic center. the monument honors literary artist, civil rights activist and former san francisco resident doctor maya angelou. it features a quote from the doctor. it says in part, the library helps you to see not only that, you are not alone, but that you are not really any different from anyone else. there may be details that are different, but a human being is a human being. and some parents, students and teachers say plans to close schools in san

francisco need to be paused. the negative impacts. they claim the closures would have on local families. >> plus, a terrifying attack caught on camera. 3 men with a machete and bush. someone in the south bay in our next half hour, what police say led up to this. and with the holiday season right around the corner, we're looking for safe ways to celebrate. after the break in studio conversation with the san francisco fire department. that's up next on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us. >> and turn up the heat. it looks like for today and early next week. we're going to be visiting the 90's. well, inland may even pop 100 as we get to monday into tuesday. check out forecast. we come back from firm warnings to

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>> tammy, just gorgeous view this morning at 8. well, and the day, let's get a quick check of the weather with you, ok now, that is a beautiful shot to be sure. the sunny skies, by the way, that you see a lot there. that's coming here to that the fog just peel away. it's got some work to do. san jose state. we're getting there here. you can see the sun coming on through just a little bit. there. >> meanwhile, yeah, we still need some work to do yet. as you can see with the marine layer that is firmly in place. temperature check for you. we're at 60 hayward 50's up north. 56 san francisco 60. meanwhile for san jose. 62 meanwhile for antioch, i think a very eventful with what's going on here. but just to underscore the fact that afternoon fog may linger a little bit along the coast. keep some cloud cover there in

return. and the san francisco as we get to the late afternoon, an opportunity for sunshine is middle of the day there for a few hours. this flare up happens in the mountains. just a touch. there may be a few little sprinkles there. that's more of a summertime pattern. wink as we get into tomorrow afternoon. better clearing job. it looks like and we're in norway to a heat spike and you're going to really feel it with those numbers really start to climb. well inland. as by the way, the background, half hour delay in by this imagery. you think a little bit longer than that, though. first day of fall is officially today. know, whatever. and then sunny and hot inland with 90's cooking today early into the week. it's a late season heat spike and that's an old emoji kids. that's what they stood well inland today are not today, so much but into monday or maybe tuesday, there may be maybe but upper 90's is pretty much will go with then middle to latter portion of the week. the heat breaks wednesday, thursday, particularly are seeing 2 fronts come. and yes, we get down to cooler temperatures. not so lofty in the 80's. we're going to

return to the lower 90's by the following weekend. but the problem is might have an offshore wind and pretty impressive. it looks like in the east bay and up north too. that'll have to be watched. that's going to take us into the first day of october. so that's way up there. we'll be monitoring the models to see how that holds together. so we're going to call san francisco variable clouds because the overcast makes way to opening up the skies only to fill back in again with the fog in the late afternoon. early evening, mild 77 for oakland early clouds and nice. and then 86 happen for san jose. warm and sunny. here's the big board to show you some of the warming that we have. we're going to have to get the new colors out to their new color crayons because that's going to get warmer than that as we go into monday tuesday, lower 90's in the far east bay up north 80's and 90's at work here. 71 san francisco shelley. 64 going on moon bay. 86 for san jose. next couple of days. you can see here we go. 99 expected by monday by tuesday. we're talking 98 again, breaking at the back of that with the front and 2 coming for wednesday and

thursday, we're gonna show you the longer range forecast with all of that. also get into your 4 zone because the microclimates are checking in. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the following winter months are a great time to get together with family. but it's also a time when fire departments see a significant increase in preventable emergencies. and first responders want you to celebrate safely with your friends. so joining us live with some guidance this morning is captain jonathan baxter. the san francisco fire. good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having me. number or see a great to have you back here. first of all, tell us a bit about what san francisco fire typically starts to see around this time of year. it is the first official day of fall. >> you know, we're looking at this first official who we have a lot of things that are that are coming into play. one of the biggest is the introduction of many, many eager students coming back to school specifically our college campuses and maybe the first time they're away from home. so providing safety tips to our campuses are college students is instrumental

ensuring a safer community. got it. and what is the type of guidance that you're offering to the schools and the students in the area? you speak to the students and the students speak to the staff, asked them if the housing that they're going into is going to be suitable for all their new technology. if the electric components of that building are going to be able to handle their new computers and all the technical items that we now have that need to be plugged in. it also gets cold in san francisco. so space heaters is a big item in san francisco. so teaching the students to unplug those, you know, when they're not being used, don't use them if they're not in the room, make sure their 3 feet away from anything combustible. and a lot more information that you can find on our social media sites that will keep you safer related to those heaters. yeah, good tips to keep in mind, especially for those parents who are helping their kids move into the dormitories as well, have own, you know, wanted to ask you also about. >> of course, halloween is just around the corner. we got thanksgiving as well. what

sort of guidance do you have when it comes to holiday decorating and just people getting together halloween first and foremost, have fun. no matter if you're a child or an adult, it's a fun holiday to enjoy, but we want you to enjoy it safely. so if you're a child, make sure that you are adults are making sure that you have your lights on your reflective gear. >> that you're always impacts when you're going trick-or-treating or partaking in any outdoor activities at night time at your home. please consider using battery operated candles. a lot of our fires that we see across the nation during the holidays is from traditional candles. and when it comes to things like the jack-o-lanterns to people like to put a candle inside the pumpkin, how often should they be checking in on something like that? you know, i'm guilty of this myself. i like to have that traditional candle inside there that we really recommend having the

battery operated. if you're not going to use the battery operated always be present when you're actually burning that traditional can win that jacket letter and got it. and of course, thinking of probably a little bit early to be thinking about this. but when i think holidays, i think of those christmas lights, i mean, people are going to have similar setups. i think for halloween to some orange and black kind of spooky lights out there. >> any guidance around those type of decorations. so we are seeing a lot more homes being decorated just like we see during the christmas holidays. in san francisco and abroad. so if you're putting decorative lights up, follow the recommendation of the manufacturer. so if you go to a store and you're looking at lights, look at the recommendations. how many strains can you plug into a single outlet? should i plug them into a power strip? we recommend that you don't. we recommend that are always goes into a single outlet. and then always make sure that your president, will you how those lives, even though the are powered some of the older lights get really hot and they can actually cause a fire. they led lights were not

seeing as many issues with those. but you should also practice the same is keep those away from anything those combustible, make sure that your home or using captain baxter well we know that with the fall we can. and just with the colder months in general, we can see some more severe weather. so what are firefighters keeping an eye out for what you want the public to be aware? >> well, today is going to be an anomaly because looks like we have a very warm day. so four-day, we're really pushing hydrate. >> where a layers of clothing, san francisco might be warm today. it's going to get cold in the evening. so if you're coming to visit, make sure that you're bringing those layers of clothing where some protection fire departments always going to be looking for a number of factors associated to storm. so if we have wind, we want to make sure that we have a sufficient amount of resources to respond to trees down to wires down, but also informing the public what to do if you see a tree or wire down. and again, we have all that information on our social media sites for you.

>> fantastic. a last quick question here for you. if somebody does find themselves in a dangerous situation, maybe a house fire or an apartment fire, what is the best practice first and foremost and get out? we recommend the minute or the second you realize that you have an emergency. >> get out of the house. you can start yelling for other people to get out of the house. once you get outside immediately, call 9-1-1, so that your first responders can get on scene. if somebody is left in the house in san francisco and other districts in the nation, your fire departments respond quickly and we rely on you to be our eyes and ears to direct us to where that person is so that we can successfully rescue them. unfortunately, all too many times throughout this nation, we re respond and we'll actually see 2 people who become victims because one person one back okay. so it's best to let the to let the professionals do the rescuing. absolutely. okay. all right. captain jonathan baxter was

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>> election offices in more than a dozen states, including here in california are on high alert after getting suspicious packages. the building where california secretary of state does business also got a package. it was sent to authorities for testing the substance inside and it up being flower. in the east bay. a sushi restaurant in san leandro is accused of stealing

over $43,000 from its workers. u.s. department of labor says angry fish sushi violated multiple labor laws, including failure to including failing rather to pay overtime mishandling employee tips. investigators say workers were paid a flat rate no matter how many hours they work, the labor law violations involved. 24 employees. and developing this morning, san francisco unified students, parents and staff are calling for a pause on plans to close schools. the district which faces declining enrollment was expected to release a list recommended closures this week but decided to postpone that announcement until october. people gathered outside the district office last week saying school closures would create a big problem for families. >> posion of schools will need to just a poor challenge. is such is finding those schools ought transportation plans and juggling schedules.

>> the board of education is expected to vote on the school's this december in close campuses at the end of the school year. coming up in our next half hour, disturbing video shows 3 men violently attacking a person with a machete. what investigators say led up to that violence. mike had a heart attack a year ago. but he's still living in the red. with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. find out if you're living in the red. learn how to get a free ldl-c test.

now on the kron 4 weekend morning news. disturbing video out of san jose shows a man

attacked by 3 people armed with machetes. we have no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals, such as these 3 adult male suspects. >> what we're learning from police about this violent attack. plus, governor gavin newsom signs a new bill aimed at protecting teens on social media. why social media company say it might be an overage. and stanford university imposes new rules for protests on campus. what students are no longer allowed to do well expressing their free speech. >> it's 28 this morning. welcome back to the kron 4 weekend morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast this sunday. dave, how are things looking out there? well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the first day of fall, they say, but it's going to be a summertime forecast for you over the next couple of days. we have the marine layer checking in with all that fog ground fog. in fact, going on today. >> but peeling away and some were camera shots already. so

we should see some clearing going on pretty nicely. they'll be still some troubled areas. san jose state looking pretty good at this. the sun's been working its magic now for a good hour or so peeling away that fog. but meanwhile, ozel socked in a bit only about a half hour delay on that. so not too bad. it looks like it would be worse. meanwhile, we go to the fog cast and pretty simple as that goes away, however, will still continue to see some considerable clouds at the coast of the fog clouds and all that and returning in the city probably pretty quickly this evening. so you get a few hours this some nice, good sunshine here help you out for the afternoon. better progress in all of that. by the way, as we get into early in the week ahead. meanwhile, our temperatures in the 50's for the most part there, a couple of 60's popping open here and there. but antioch already racing ahead for the afternoon warming. 66, as we speak, 60 per hayward. meanwhile, 55 to half moon bay. no surprise there. and 56, meanwhile for san francisco, let's do about 82 at high noon. 90 going on by 3 and with this warming,

some spots may see inland topping at near 100 or so on monday and tuesday will be a break. then by the middle of the week as a front drops to the south. we're gonna kind of lay all that out for you. and also checking our micro climates with your 4 zone forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. were on top of breaking news this morning. >> 4 people are dead and 18 more are hurt from a mass shooting in birmingham, alabama. this happened at a popular nightclub on the city's south side around 11 last night when officers got to the scene, they found 2 men and one woman on a gunshot or on a sidewalk suffering from gunshot wounds. they were all pronounced dead at the scene. another man suffering from a gunshot wound was pronounced dead at the hospital. investigators say multiple people fired shots into a crowd. officers at this hour are still searching for any suspects this morning. it says, of course, developing news. we will continue to follow it closely for you. also this morning, 3 men are behind bars for attacking someone with a machete as kron four's terisa stasio reports that attack was caught on

camera. and we do want to warn you this next video we're about to play may be disturbing for some to watch. >> it was a gram and gory assault all captured on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all have machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson, stacey shape. see in the graphic video, he wasn't just being, you know, punch with fans. he was being kicked, but he was also being slashed. machetes. >> she says now months later, a major development, 3 people arrested. juan ramirez, eddie, her arena and roll laureano.

>> that whatever suspec suspects rain is actually homicide suspect from a 2005 homicide here in san jose. suspect reyna was also arrested and convicted for the homicide. our detectives and officers who responded to to the scene didn't outstanding job of taking over this investigation, making sure that these dangerous suspects are behind bars. we have no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals, such as these 3 adult male suspects. >> she says the motive behind this morbid and shocking attack is unclear. they do know the victim didn't know the men that the assault came about 5 hours after they first met with the victim. >> altercation that took place earlier today was somewhat close to the vicinity. also in the san jose. i'm not sure about what they're fighting for our fighting about, but that's all part of investigation as we determine the motive circumstances, the 3 machetes that were used, i'm not sure if all 3 were located but were able to have at lunchtime 3 did have the weapons used for the attack.

>> as for the victim who is not being identified it. so i can't speak to the injuries in terms of the nature and the damage it causes, whether it makes life-threatening or threatening. we're just lucky and fortunate that this victim did survive the attack theresa stuff, co kron, 4 news. >> livermore man serving life in prison was found dead in his jail cell on thursday. authorities say jacob coburn had been attacked with what's being described as an improvised weapon. a cell mate was also injured but is expected to survive. kober had been serving time for a 2012 shooting death. a person is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting shot in san francisco. it happened on mission and why street around 10 o'clock friday night citizen app video shows police activity in the area. there. the victim was seriously injured. no details on the shooter released yet. and 2 people are behind bars in vallejo this morning after police say they were found with meth and a ghost gun officers arrested the suspects

thursday. well, they hope police say one of the men is a convicted felon with 2 outstanding warrants. and police arrested. a 61 year-old man accused of starting several fires near a santa rosa elementary school. police say james can 40 started a series of fires last week at southwest community park on herndon avenue. that's just a block away from meadow view elementary school officers say the fires were started in various areas of the park. 40 is accused of setting a 4th fire on friday. some school property was damaged, but thankfully, no buildings conforti was booked into jail on arson charges. >> and both former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris hit the campaign trail this weekend. >> harris making stops in georgia and wisconsin speaking about reproductive rights. a reporter alina shirazi has more. >> this is a health care crisis and donald trump is the architect of this crisis. he brags about overturning roe v wade. he is proud. that women

are >> vice president kamala harris focusing on women's reproductive rights during campaign stops in wisconsin and georgia on friday. the vice president's hyper focused on the deaths of 2 georgia women, amber thurman and candy mueller, according to a pro public report released this week, they died from the preventable medical emergency as a result of the abortion ban in georgia. >> and she had her future all planned out. and it was her plan. but she wanted to do. for her son for herself, for their future, that she was loved. and that she should be alive. today, the former president's posting on social media that, quote. >> you will no longer be thinking about abortion because it is now where it always had to be with the states but not allowing for democrat demanded late term abortion in the 7th 8007th or 9th month or even execution of a baby after birth. the harris

campaign responding calling the post a quota online meltdown. adding trump thinks he can control women. he's wrong. he's terrified that woman across the country will vote like our lives and freedoms depend on it because they do. women aren't stupid. harris, his running mate to minnesota governor tim walz, honing in on the issues today in pennsylvania. they're not stopping at abortion access. >> care about the story of another amanda who had to travel from georgia to north carolina and then because couldn't get the treatment at home ended up dying. >> the harris campaign doubling down on its attacks of the former president who campaigned in north carolina today highlighting trump's close relationship and kind words with north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson. he's come under fire this week for a legit online posts to a pornographic website including calling himself a black. not see. i've been with them a lot. i've gotten to know him and he's outstanding. donald trump and

mark robinson. >> they're both wrong for north carolina. >> and while vice president harris was in georgia, former president donald trump was in north carolina speaking on multiple issues, one of which was whether to do another debate against kamala harris. this is for president trump back in north carolina saturday. quickly addressing if he would face off in another presidential debate with vice president harris. >> after she accepted another debate invitation today. the problem with another debate is that it's just too late. voting is already started. i've done too. >> it's too late to do another ied. love to in many ways, but it's too late. the voting is cast not seen on the campaign trail today with trump, north carolina gubernatorial candidate mark robinson, the state's current lieutenant governor facing scandalous reports that he posted lewd and racist comments online. >> years before public office while trump avoided the topic saturday, robinson released a video denying the reports. the things that you will see that

store. those are not the words of mark ronson. you know, i words, you know, my character and, you know, not being completely transparent this race. and before trump's endorsement impasse, kind words for robinson happened questioning if he's tainted candidacy will drag down trlmp ip the vital north carolina swing state. >> republicans have taken all but 2 presidential elections in the last 60 years. trump leads harris by just half a percentage point. according to our latest ddh few polling, north carolina voters tell newsnation the down-ballot scandal won't affect how they're voting at the top of the ticket. >> trump still has my end of the and as trump denounces mark robinson. i'm a conservative voter. i think mark robinson, so have my vote is on the policy front, the former president announced a new plan to in sanctuary cities if re-elected. >> today i'm announcing a new plan to end all sanctuary cities in north carolina and all as soon as i take office, we will immediately surge federal law enforcement to every city that is failing,

which is a lot to turn over criminal aliens. >> well, over a week ago, trump took to truth social to post that there would be no 3rd debate. but of course, as these questions will today ask senior advisors about that. they continue to point to that true social post. the proposed date is october 23rd, but you heard trump himself there. it's not sounding likely, but of course we'll be keeping an eye on that. governor gavin newsom signed a bill aimed at protecting children from social media addiction. >> it gives parents more control over what their children see online and bans notifications from social media platforms during certain hours. parents will also be provided the option to choose when their kids get notified and set the privacy of their child's account. in a statement, the governor says social media addiction can generate stress and anxiety. he says this new law hopefully will protect children from products designed to see destructive habits. several tech and social media companies argue, however,

there are already plenty of safeguards. on the peninsula. stanford university announced new rules for protesters for the 2024 school year. this comes after last school year's demonstrations over the war in gaza. the university says they no longer will allow overnight camping. protesters were also be banned from disrupting classes and ceremonies. school officials say violators can face disciplinary action. earlier this year, a student journalist was one of 13 students arrested stanford for barricading themselves inside the university president's office. all right. coming up, police in the north. they arrest a man for breaking into a family's home. the surprising way he was able to get inside tell you. but first, a taste of the south right here in the bay. after the break in oakland chef joins us live in studio with more on a flavorful event. that's coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us. >> and looking for someone to make a comeback starting today and into early next week,

lower 90's in the far east bay and up north. we've got 80's an 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,

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hour. no worse than that. and we go about above the clouds from our mount tam pictures to try think it is. and there you see again, the fog in place. now, again, most areas will see mostly sunny popping by the late morning hours. problem areas along the coast, san francisco to. but that looks like a nice good 4 hours or so. get some solid sunshine, middle 70's. if you head up to tahoe at all early into the week as we get a flavor of summer coming our way where the wiser to see probably similar numbers like that next weekend, if by chance are taking a trip there thinking, what about this? i'm gonna talk about some snow occasionally what? yeah, some token amounts happened. way back when at the way, little longer as we get through some hot weather before we get there, futurecast for much to say with what the fog that rips away. little bit flair up happening in the mountains just a few little showers. their typical summertime like pattern. but what this underscores the fact is better clearing and quicker clearing with that morning. fog expected tomorrow afternoon are let's play with our major players here. have the high kind of build a little bit of the northwest and its impact to be felt in the bay area.

folks on the national weather service not really impressed with this. how it's doing this thing a lot. although a service credit models are telling us to go up near 100 or so. so. may still happen here. we don't have any statements yet. there might be some issue later, day parts but plan on inland temperatures as you get to the far east bay in the upper 90's to near 100 or so. all right. so whatever that is, that breaks down pretty quickly midweek. here comes a first front. these are fairly dry, but they will cool us off bring us backed out of the 80's a bit. we have 1, 2 punch happening there. all right. going forward now. we've got a low there and a high builds. he remember this is 5 are millibar. so it's not exactly at the surface, but the point to be made isobars tight. offshore winds developing. and that's a little bit of an issue as we walk into from the last day of september and october. 1st, that could be an offshore wind event. it looks pretty impressive on some of the surface forecasts going that far out and it will be all of northern california goes right through solano county, napa and into the east

bay. so that will have to be watched to see if that comes together again. that'll be the last day of september and first day of october. if all the timing bears out. 71 san francisco with some afternoon sunshine at the coast. little bit more problematic still in the 60's, but you'll see some 70's early next week. 78 burlingame, 81 foster city, 84 for palo alto up. they go heading south and 86 san jose. 91 morgan hill, east bay shoreline. in the 80's tri valley. pretty much in the lower 90's for today, although we're going to hit the octane tomorrow and tuesday. 92 concord, 74 for a berkeley coming in at 74. a little bit of onshore wind working here, 90 fairfield, 84 for napa. and let's do about 90 or so for santa rosa, 70 game plan. here's the heat spike. we're talking about human, though. what is the first day of fall and then into the 80's. that's the relief that we're talking about. back to the lower 90's into the following weekend. and then again, it's after that. we're watching out for the following week for those

offshore winds. stephanie, give me some soul food. >> all right. thanks so much, dave. in oakland, the so food strong returns shortly for a flavorful fun-filled day. packed with party food. made with love. joining us live now to share more is chef rene johnson. good morning to you, sheriff. good having me again. yes, it's so great to see you back here. and so at first of all, tell us a bit about the soul food stroll. you take us on a journey take you on a that this is our second sofa and the concept is that we take you down. >> all these wonderful streets of cellphone the date for this one is september. the 29th we have to seedings. >> we have one from 2 to 4 in from 5 to 7 with the concept is that we're going to take you down the boulevards in the so right now i'm gonna take you down size street effect. this is what we're going to do for some of our side. so i

have a jalapeno corn beat i have a candy. yeah. my head coconut kale. some wonderful mac and cheese and some peach cobbler. how where to started left. now want to take a bike. but once we got a win. >> okay. well, start with some of the msa candy. yeah, this looks delicious. how long does it take for you to prep something like this little girl you know, i've been doing this a long so we can any minute. >> i didn't even have to pretend that was really would take a bite of oh, yeah, ok? all right. with you sometimes can't get it. >> it too much because i don'to want us to come much. think i have the privilege of having your food that food strolling person, though? you i probably will be taking a bigger absolutely. all right, live, look you. that is very good. notice how you prepare all this. tell us a bit about yeah, you know, i have a team to make sure that we do is,

you know, make everything with love. i'm known as the sheriff that yes. and a whole lot of noise when you eat my food announce that i say ok before you guys leave me, make sure you kiss make a whole lot of noise. why well. >> making a lot of noise is this corn bread is that's a jalapeno cornbread. and what is the secret? would you say to a good soul food, let me tell you guys, as you can tell the world a secret, i have a series on youtube and it has a couple of different kind of corn, britain, but the secret to any corner, i don't care what the internet say is equal. parts of everything is set for if you're going to do one cup of flour, one cup of cornmeal when milk one better half a stick of butter. if you want to put a host taking that, you and whatever have a sweet you want and that's the secret to any fabulous, fluffy cornbread. alright, she could. get to know. and how about the

mac and cheese that mac and cheese. i can't tell you the secret. back news. heck a it ca good. i'm going for seconds. all right. so tell us a bit about what's happening over here. so that's our peach cobbler. so for the soulful stroll were known as the company that does a lot of wonderful copper. so we're going to a commoner bars. cloud caught cobbler cove. that's one of the and said we're going to do a peach cobbler. our signature blackberry cobbler, pair cobbler and another copper. that's a try. i try popular. >> which is which? >> that you make me well as with and blackberries and peaches. so we do a different kind of copper and we're going to top that with homemade ice for the stroll. how and so the stroll this time it's called wiens greens and things ever going to do a whole array of different kind of greens, a whole array of different kind of wiens. i side effects boulevard. if i said that right and then we're going to

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police arrested a man accused of using a doggy door to break into a family's home. fairfield. police say they got a call from a neighbor who saw the break. it all saw the break-in on their security camera. and when police got to the home of flamingo drive, they saw furniture on the porch. police set up a perimeter around the house and were eventually able to detain and arrest that suspect. police identified him as james

jackson jackson was already connected to a separate burglary and he was booked into the solano county jail. right now. police are searching for a gunman in the south bay. what we are learning about the shooting death of a vta worker. >> plus, more sanitation facilities for people living on our streets. the resource homeless advocates say will homeless advocates say will keep san francisco clean. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business.

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morning news, the urgent search for suspects in the fatal shooting of a vta employee. the latest in the police investigation out of the south bay. plus, more license plate readers in our communities. how officials in the east bay say it's already helping them solve crimes. and providing sanitation to people living on our street. the resource homeless advocates say will keep san francisco clean. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> all right. morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the cross for weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september, the 20 seconds and we continue our coverage this morning with a look at our weather with dave spahr heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty nice forecast today. all those start to get hockey. you folks inland. and that's only going to continue for monday into tuesday. >> as we get a weird heat spike going on as we walk in the fall. i know it's kind of odd that were that's what we're going to see and actually looks like another one trying to happen into next

weekend as well. first things first. is this fog. it is stubborn tenacious, if you will, does not want to lift course of half moon bay. that's one of the places going to kind of hang out, although you might get some afternoon clearing briefly going on. here's the golden gate bridge. it's still kind of the ground level just started to lift. but the towers all covered up as you will see delays, by the way to about a half hour or so going forward with this period yet does clear out a place like san francisco get the sun going on here for a few hours. but late in the afternoon the evening boom and comes back again. as you can see already by 4 and 5 o'clock temperature check for you starting to see some movement in la. now, as you can see, we have a 66 antioch. we have 59 livermore up north, a mid to lower 50's east bay shoreline already about 60 ish at this hour. and that compares fairly closely to the south what we had yesterday, although trailing a little bit along the east bay shoreline. little bit of that fog at work here. but we'll catch up this afternoon. looking at 85 by 1 o'clock at 4.91. yeah, we're going to be building on that. and that's a

possibility. we may hit 100 in some selective spots monday into tuesday. can check into that forecast coming up in a step. >> all right, dave, thank were on top of breaking news. take a look at this video we got overnight showing heavy emergency response. president's on the bay bridge. one of our morning producers jt he recorded this on his way to station just around 02:30am. and you can see police cars, fire trucks and an ambulance on scene. our producer also cite badly damaged vehicle and paramedics. there. rescue chp, how many cars were involved in this incident if anyone was hurt and if anyone faces charges? so a lot of unanswered questions. we are working to get answers for you and we'll keep you updated on this story on air and on our website. kron 4 dot com to stay with us on that. well, right now, the santa clara county sheriff's office is searching for the person who shot and killed a vta employee. it happened friday night at that, a boy, a division lot off south 7th street not far from downtown san jose jack molmud walks us

through the investigation. >> i'm so sorry about this terrible incident. a vta employee. it was shot and killed on friday night and for county supervisor cindy chavez. it's still raw feeling 3 years after 9 employees were shot and killed by a disgruntled employee. >> at a nearby bet a lot. you know, for so many people, this is reliving another horrible set of incidents. we don't know much about the employee killed on friday, but we do know is they worked at the sheboygan division lot off 7th street just south of downtown. and this killing has dta leadership stepping up enforcement. people have extra security at all of our yards over the weekend. some law enforcement says there is no ongoing threat to the public or to any vta employees. they call this an isolated incident. but still at the same time, many business owners we spoke with. >> here in the neighborhood just south of downtown say they have not felt safe here for years. >> is. i would lock. we'll

vote runs a cosmetology school and supply warehouse down the road. he's been broken into twice within the last year, which is why he's invested thousands of dollars into 3 locked gates as this is terrible. and then it's crazy. >> we need help. and then the. >> they raise is not to say says he's concerned for his family members who leave the studio alone they have no problem with them. but then night time. i mean, it's scary. he thought about moving locations, but vote tells us this district of warehouses and south of downtown has some of the cheapest rent in the city. so that's why. >> we need more. what happens you? my friends worked for vta nola dumpster at lives in an rv right next it a lot and says he heard the shooting. but i heard couple. >> well, is time he feels unsafe at night since the start of the year. like i could say that i've been like way too close to 5, 6 different shooting incidents in this neighborhood. it's

getting bad. and so the vta has not released any details related to the identity of that employee. >> who was killed on friday night. but again, this is very much still active investigation. so if you have any information related to this case, you're expected contact law enforcement reported here in san jose jackie but kron 4 news. >> police are looking for suspects in a deadly antioch shooting. and 18 year-old man was killed near karbala road and sunset drive friday afternoon. he died at the hospital. police believe the gunman drove away in a blue gmc sierra pickup truck with a to a rock and black rims. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and take a look at this video from this is an app. neighbors forced to evacuate from an apartment fire complex in san francisco saturday. the building is on 6th street just a block away from market street. firefighters say discarded smoking material caused the fire. thankfully no one was hurt or displaced. the east bay. oakland is getting more automated license plate

readers installed kron four's gayle ong takes a look at how the cameras have been helping the community so far. >> we're gonna have another 26 installed by the end of this week and actually might have been installed just today. oakland police chief floyd mitchell is talking about these flock security cameras that have been installed across the city on thursday. the department shared arrests have been made on several violent crimes this month by gathering video surveillance that identified suspect vehicles. we saw shooting from september 12th of this year. >> a suspect shot at 85. 0, 1, international boulevard. the vehicle was stopped 2 days later a suspect was arrested who ultimately confessed to the shooting. a firearm was also recovered. opd at the cameras helped id suspect vehicles in a robbery in road rage incident. >> the locations of where the cameras are placed are in oakland's hot spots identified by opd. it also helps of other bay area cities have the same system. if we know the suspect vehicle, we put that into.

>> flock and outside agencies that have access to flock will be alerted if it goes into their city. >> oakland privacy advisory commission approved to have the cameras installed last year. opd will hold on to the footage for only 30 days to investigate crimes. the technology will not capture people's faces. a concern of civil liberties groups. the city's goal is to have about 300 flock cameras installed by the end of october or early november. and if you decide that you're going to commit a crime in the city of oakland, you may maybe not caught today. you may not be cut tomorrow. >> normally you maybe won't be caught this week. but just know that we have the data that is needed now to ensure that we apprehend those who are causing havoc in our communities. reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> happening now, caltrans closed a section of i-680, for the weekend. crews installed new pavement on i-680, southbound between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the i-five 86 80 connector in

pleasanton. the closure is set to last until for monday morning. more details and detours can be found on kron 4 dot com. and homeless advocates in san francisco are asking for more public restrooms in the city after complaints of human waste in the street. the group claims the city has enough money for more facilities, but the funds are not being used. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> we have a humanitarian crises where we literally have thousands of people who are out on the streets who don't have access to basic sanitation. it's been several years since san francisco started providing pit stops, mobile restrooms that are staffed 24 7 and that executive director of the coalition on homelessness, jennifer freedom, buck says keep sidewalks clean while providing sanitation to the unhoused. these have been really critical in decreasing the amount of you know, a body waste that exists on san francisco sidewalks and unsanitary topic that came up last year during a debate between governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis. well, this is an app

where they plot the human feces that are found on the streets of san francisco to keep san francisco out of negative national headlines. freedom buck is asking the city and mayor london breed to invest in more pit stops, saying funds are already available in the budget to add at least one more and that the bayview neighborhood is most in need. whenever they put a pit stop in an area, the number of cleanups have really declined. and so these work there's about there's available surprise, surprise. people use them according to mayor london breed's office hours are reduced at 3 pit stop locations saying, quote, and it's very challenging budget to preserve core city services. we worked with departments to analyze utilization and outcomes for a range of programs. in this case, we decided not to expand the program at this time in a just hours based on low usage rates. according to san francisco public works, there are 30 pit stop staffed and 13 neighborhoods. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> renowned primatologist jane

goodall plans to bring a youth program to san francisco. she spoke on a panel at the dreamforce convention last week about a movement she calls roots and shoots. the goal is to inspire children to create positive change in their communities. and check this out. you can find this new artwork at san francisco's main library in the civic center. the monument honors literary artist, civil rights activist and former san francisco resident doctor maya angelou. it features a quote from the doctor. it says in part, quote, the library helps you to see not only that, you are not alone, but that you're not really any different from everyone else. there may be details that are different, but a human being is a human being. >> and some parents, teachers and students, they say plans to close schools san francisco need to be paused. >> the negative impacts they claim the closures would have on local families. plus, a terrifying attack caught on camera. 3 men with a machete ambush. someone in the south bay in our next half hour.

what police say led to this. and with the holiday season right around the corner, we're looking for a safe place to celebrate after the break. and in studio conversation with the san francisco fire department. that's coming up next on the prop 4 weekend morning news. stay with us. >> a fall is finally here. your highs going on for today. i'll check them out. kron morning

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little spooky out there i yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's overcast as what we're dealing with the in san francisco right now. >> you'll get a break as we get, you know, to around noon in for a few hours. but that's going to come back again, particularly towards a lot of the residential areas to the west near the ocean. and it'll come creeping on back even before sunset. so the fog is going to only depart here for a few hours during the day, half moon bay, this another stubborn area really even looks like a little bit into tomorrow, too, that in the morning hours, particularly this will be with us. but afternoon heating, it looks like we'll get some 70's going on up the coast from monday into tuesday. little flavor of of of summer again, there's our marine layer again. you can see harvey budge from this vantage point. again, blue skies aloft that waits us and that are already being felt in. lynn, look at that. 66 antioch, 59 livermore, east bay shoreline, about 60 ish 50's mostly up north futurecast for just kind of monitoring the fog from our behalf. but with daytime

heating, we do see a little flaring going up in the mountains. that's something we tend to see more in the summer months here. and the fog floods us again a little bit overnight, although not as aggressive we've seen before and breaks up for the coast. it looks like to allow some of those temperatures to warm. so looking ahead here, the first day of fall is what we're being told, sunny and hot inland as the 90's revisit us. late season heats by coming our way here we could see 100 well inland potentially monday or tuesday. no heat statements as we speak, but some may pop a little bit later on. and then mid to late week. we do have a break. we'll call it is temperatures retreat back to the 80's onlp to return to the 90's next weekend. and a step beyond that looks like early into the following week. we may be looking at a major, offshore wind event at the elements all set up the right way, by the way, is about a half hour delay at sfo. just want to kind of monitor the moisture levels with all of obviously getting old right inland. there's your marine layer coming back by 6 o'clock. you can see quite moist along the coast. so we don't have the real big drying effect. but as we get to

tomorrow morning, yeah, it comes back but not as aggressive. a lot of times it will flood here all the east bay shoreline with the greens. you can tell. well, not quite so much as we get into monday. this is more kind of the dry summer pattern drying out nicely inland. of course, that's relative humidity, which is tied at the hip of temperatures. when you talk about humidity, those numbers and percentages are relative to the temperature. we always like to sometimes look at dew points to give us a real accurate measure. there. as you by tuesday morning, the return of the morning fog. but these numbers aren't really that impressive inland only in the 60's. even up north, too well below the 80's up there. so up for today, we're talking 71 going on san francisco, the fairest way to phrase it is variable clouds noting that break happening in the afternoon. but the fog is a little late to clear in its or early to return a bit. but mild 71, 77, one on for oakland, early clouds, a nice 86 san jose. and there's your warming happening well inland with lower 90's up there and up north, by the way, 80's 90's still chilly at the coast with half moon bay at 64 next

couple of days on there's the ground fog east bay shoreline. 99 monday and tuesday. 98 but again, might see 100 mark pop-up here and t4ere who are 100 mark. ok? all right. in latest gallup, ok, shall stay tune. thanks a >> i love the fall. and winter months are a great time to get together with family. but it's also a time when fire departments. >> well, they see a significant increase in preventable emergencies. first responders want you to celebrate safely with your friends. so earlier today i spoke with captain jonathan baxter with san francisco fire. for more on what we can all do. >> good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having me. number us. yeah, great to have you back here. first of all, tell us a bit about what san francisco fire typically starts to see around this time of year. it is the first official day of fall. you know, we're looking at this first official here. we have a lot of things that are that are coming into play. >> one of the biggest is the introduction of many, many

eager students coming back to school, specifically our college campuses and maybe the first time they're away from home. so providing safety tips to our campuses are college students is instrumental ensuring a safer community. got it. and what is the type of guidance that you're offering to the schools and the students in the area? you speak to the students and the students speak to the staff, asked them if the housing that they're going into is going to be suitable for all their new technology. if the electric components of that building are going to be able to handle their new computers and all the technical items that we now have that need to be plugged in. it also gets cold in san francisco. so space heaters is a big item in san francisco. so teaching the students to unplug those. you know, when they're not being used, don't use them if they're not in the room, make sure the 3 feet away from anything combustible. and a lot more information that you can find on our social media

sites that will keep you safer related to those heaters. yeah, good tips to keep in mind, especially for those parents who are helping their kids move into the dormitories as well, have own, you know, wanted to ask you also about. >> of course, halloween is just around the corner. we got thanksgiving as well. what sort of guidance do you have when it comes to holiday decorating and just people getting together halloween first and foremost, have fun. no matter if you're a child or an adult, it's a fun holiday to enjoy, but we want you to enjoy it safely. so if you're a child, make sure that you are adults are making sure that you have your lights on your reflective gear. >> that you're always impacts when you're going trick-or-treating or partaking in any outdoor activities at night time at your home. please consider using battery operated candles. a lot of our fires that we see across the nation during the holidays is from traditional candles, ok? all right. and when it comes to things like the

jack-o-lanterns to people like to put a candle inside the pumpkin, how often should they be checking in on something like that? you know, i'm guilty of this myself. i like to have that traditional candle inside there that we really recommend having the battery operated. if you're not going to use the battery operated always be present when you're actually burning that traditional can win that jacket letter and got it. and of course, thinking of probably a little bit early to be thinking about this. but when i think holidays, i think of those christmas lights, i mean, people are going to have similar setups. i think for halloween to some orange and black kind of spooky lights out there. >> any guidance around those type of decorations. so we are seeing a lot more homes being decorated just like we see during the christmas holidays. in san francisco and abroad. so if you're putting decorative lights up, follow the recommendation of the manufacturer. so if you go to a store and you're looking at lights, look at the recommendations. how many strains can you plug into a single outlet? should i plug them into a power strip? we recommend that you don't. we

recommend that are always goes into a single outlet and then always make sure that yout president, will you how those lives, even though the are powered some of the older lights get really hot and they can actually cause a fire. the led lights were not seeing as many issues with those. but you should also practice the same is keep those away from anything those combustible, make sure that your home or using captain baxter well we know that with the fall we can. and just with the colder months in general, we can see some more severe weather. so what are firefighters keeping an eye out for what you want the public to be aware of? >> well, today is going to be an anomaly because it looks like we have a very warm day. so four-day, we're really pushing hydrates. >> layers of clothing. san francisco might be warm today. it's going to get cold in the evening. so if you're coming to visit, make sure that you're bringing those layers of clothing where some protection fire departments always going to be looking for a number of factors associated to storm. so if we have wind, we want to make sure that we have a sufficient amount of

resources to respond to trees down to wires down, but also informing the public what to do if you see a tree or wire down. and again, we have all that information on our social media sites for you. >> fantastic. a last quick question here for you. if somebody does find themselves in a dangerous situation, maybe a house fire or an apartment fire, what is the best practice first and foremost and get out? we recommend the minute or the second you realize that you have an emergency. >> get out of the house. you can start yelling for other people to get out of the house. once you get outside immediately, call 9-1-1, so that your first responders can get on scene. if somebody is left in the house in san francisco and other districts in the nation, your fire departments respond quickly and we rely on you to be our eyes and ears to direct us to where that person is so that we can successfully rescue them. unfortunately, all too many times throughout this nation, we re respond and

we'll actually see 2 people who become victims because one person one back okay. so it's best to let the to let the professionals do the rescuing. absolutely. okay. all right. captain jonathan baxter with san francisco fire, thank you so much for your time and for your hard work out there in the field to really appreciate it. thank you. we appreciate you and our community. stay safe. all right. we'll be safe. all right. we'll be right back.

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now on the phone for weekend morning news. disturbing video out of san jose shows a man attacked by 3 people armed with machetes. >> we have no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals, such as these 3 adult male suspect. what we're learning from police about this violent attack. plus, governor gavin newsom signs a new bill aimed at protecting teens on social media. was social media company say that might be an overreach. it's deferred. university imposes new rules for protests on campus was students are no longer allowed to do well expressing their free speech. >> 9.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast this sunday. hey, dave, how's it going? a step in a good morning. and good morning, everybody. we know we talked about being the first day of fall in all and not feeling like it. that's not going to be that way for those folks inland.

>> as we look for temperatures to race up into the 90's and where to revisit that monday and into tuesday, perhaps even getting up to near 100 or so as summer makes a little bit of a comeback. first things first that we can talk about the fog this morning. it's and all the usual places at the coast. pretty socked in here at half moon bay, overcast, even though spooky looking. but if you look carefully, you can see there's some pairing open here of the skies just a little bit there. meanwhile, sfo delays are only a half hour, but it looks pretty socked in there again dealing with this morning fog situation. so with all of that, it's cleared out through most of the rest of the bay for the most part the ground fog. part of it. and we should see the skies open up in san francisco as we approach around noon get a few hours of some sunshine before the late afternoon. it starts to trail on and again about 4 or 5 o'clock. so typical per session with this, although the part of the the performance tomorrow morning does not appear to be as impressive, though. and wolf, that's all in tandem with the warming trend. we look at about 60 right now to the east bay shoreline, a 69 for antioch, up north 50's and

place. 55 chilly degrees. half moon bay. no surprise there with overcast skies. 62 san jose. so let's go about 85 at 1 o'clock and 4 at 91 as we revisit those 90's going to be hot next couple of days. some relief for midweek, but way upstream. however, looks like we might be having some offshore winds. let's talk more about your extended forecast to the bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. on top of breaking news this morning, 4 people are dead and 18 more heard from a mass shooting in birmingham, alabama. this happened at a popular nightclub on the city's south side around 11 o'clock last night. officers got to the scene, they found 2 men and one woman on a sidewalk with gunshot wounds. they were all pronounced dead at the scene. another man with a gunshot wound was pronounced dead at the hospital. investigators say multiple people fired shots into a crowd. police are still searching for suspects this morning. also this morning, 3 men are behind bars for attacking someone with a machete as kron four's terisa stasio reports that attack was

caught on camera and we do want to warn you this next video may be disturbing to watch. >> it was a gram and gory assault all captured on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson, stacey, she see in the graphic video. he wasn't just being, you know, punch with fans. he was being kicked, but he was also being machetes. >> she says now months later, a major development, 3 people arrested. juan ramirez, eddie, her arena and roll laureano. >> that whatever suspec suspects rain is actually

homicide suspect from a 2005 homicide here in san jose. suspect reyna was also arrested and convicted for the homicide. our detectives center officers who responded to to the scene didn't outstanding job of taking over this investigation, making sure that these dangerous suspects are behind bars. we have no room in san jose and in our community for violent criminals, such as these 3 adult male suspects. >> she says the motive behind this morbid and shocking attack is unclear. they do know the victim didn't know the men that the assault came about 5 hours after they first met with the victim. >> altercation that took place earlier today was somewhat close to the vicinity. also in the san jose. i'm not sure about what they're fighting for our fighting about, but that's all part of investigation as we determine the motive circumstances, the 3 machetes that were used. i'm not sure if all 3 were located but we're able to have at lunchtime to all 3 did have the weapons used for the attack.

>> as for the victim who is not being identified it. so i can't speak to the injuries in terms of the nature and the damage it causes, whether it makes life-threatening or threatening. we're just lucky and fortunate that this victim did survive the attack theresa stuff, co kron, 4 news. >> livermore man serving life in prison was found dead in his jail cell thursday. >> authorities say jacob kober had been attacked with what's been described as an improvised weapon. summit was also injured but is expected to survive. coburn had been serving time for a 2012 shooting death. a person is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting shot in san francisco. it happened on mission and rice street around 10 o'clock friday night citizen app video shows police activity in the area. the victim was seriously injured. no details on the shooter released yet. and the former president, donald trump and vice president kamala harris hit the campaign trail this weekend. harris making stops in georgia and wisconsin speaking about reproductive rights, a reporter alina shirazi has more.

>> this is a health care crisis and donald trump is the architect of this crisis. he brags about overturning roe v wade. he is proud. that women are >> vice president kamala harris focusing on women's reproductive rights during campaign stops in wisconsin and georgia on friday. the vice president's hyper focused mueller, according to a pro public report released this week, they died from the preventable medical emergency as a result of the abortion ban in georgia and she had her future all planned out. and it was her plan. >> but she wanted to do. for her son for herself, for their future, that she was loved. and that she should be alive. today, the former president's posting on social media that,

quote. >> you will no longer be thinking about abortion because it is now where it always had to be with the states but not allowing for democrat demanded late term abortion in the 7th 8007th or 9th month or even execution of a baby after birth. the harris campaign responding calling the post a quota online meltdown. adding trump thinks he can control women. he's wrong. he's terrified that woman across the country will vote like our lives and freedoms depend on it because they do. women aren't stupid. harris, his running mate to minnesota governor tim walz, honing in on the issues today in pennsylvania. they're not stopping at abortion access. >> care about the story of another amanda who had to travel from georgia to north carolina and that because couldn't get the treatment at home ended up dying. >> the harris campaign doubling down on its attacks of the former president who campaigned in north carolina today highlighting trump's close relationship and kind

words with north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson. he's come under fire this week for a legit online posts to a pornographic website including calling himself a black. not see. i've been with them a lot. i've gotten to know him and he's outstanding. donald trump and mark robinson. >> they're both wrong for north carolina. >> and while vice president harris, well, why she was in georgia, excuse me, former president trump was in north carolina speaking on multiple issues, one of which was whether to do another debate against kamala harris. occur at this is for president trump back in north carolina saturday. quickly addressing if he would face off in another presidential debate with vice president harris. >> after she accepted another debate invitation today. the problem with another debate is that it's just too late. voting has already started. i've done too. >> it's too late to do another ied. love to in many ways, but it's too late. the voting is cast not seen on the campaign trail today with trump, north carolina gubernatorial

candidate mark robinson, the state's current lieutenant governor facing scandalous reports that he posted lewd and racist comments online. >> years before public office while trump avoid the topic saturday, robinson released a video denying the reports. the things that you will see in that store. those are not the words of mark ronson. you know, i words, you know, my character and, you know, not being completely transparent in this race and the full trump's endorsement and pass kind words for robinson happened and questioning if he's tainted candidacy will drag down trump in the vital north carolina swing state. >> republicans have taken all but 2 presidential elections in the last 60 years. trump leads harris by just half a percentage point. according to our latest ddh few polling, north carolina voters tell newsnation the down-ballot scandal won't affect how they're voting at the top of the ticket. >> trump still has my end of the and as trump denounces mark robinson. i'm a conservative voter. i think mark robinson, so have my vote

is on the policy front, the former president announced a new plan to in sanctuary cities if re-elected. >> today i'm announcing a new plan to end all sanctuary cities in north carolina and all by as soon as i take office, we will immediately surge federal law enforcement to every city that is failing, which is a lot to turn over criminal aliens. >> well, over a week ago, trump took to truth social to post that there would be no 3rd debate. but of course, as these questions will today ask senior advisors about that. they continue to point to that true social post. the proposed date is october 23rd, but you heard trump himself there. it's not sounding likely, but of course, we'll be keeping an eye on governor gavin newsom signed a bill aimed at protecting children from social media addiction. >> it gives parents more control over what their children see online and fans. notifications from social media platforms during certain hours. parents will also be provided the option to choose

when their kids receive notifications and set the privacy of their child's account. in a statement, the governor says social media addiction could generate stress and anxiety. he says this new law helps protect kids from products designed to cede destructive habits. several tech and social media companies argue there are already, though plenty of safeguards. in the peninsula. stanford university announced new rules for protests during the 2024 school year. this comes after last school year's demonstrations over the war in gaza. the university says they will no longer allow overnight camping protests will also be rather protesters will also be banned from disrupting classes and ceremonies. school officials say violators could face disciplinary action. earlier this year, a student journalist was one of the 13 students arrested at stanford for barricading themselves inside the university president's office. and police in the north bay arrest a man for breaking into a family's home. the surprising way he was able to get inside. stay with us for that story. but

first, a taste of the south right here in the bay. after the break in oakland chef joins us in studio with more on a flavorful event. >> that's coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. >> and take a peek at this temperatures this afternoon expected to be in the lower 90's. well, east up in the north, a mixture of 90's 80's of work. but still the greens hanging on in the west. i think your 4 zone forecast and that extended the kron 4 that extended the kron 4 morning continues. starting a business is never easy,

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gorgeous view as we all start to wake up this morning. dave, what do you think? >> 2 different worlds on the vertical. you view of the atmosphere of the loft. it's all sunny. but meanwhile, at the surface, still some ground fog hanging around. lets up to give us overcast before lifting away. sfo still kind of socked in and only a half-hour delay with all of that going on. we've been seeing the traffic continuing here. you'll notice. so that's at least good news there has sued row camera checks and there you have the blue skies. we just reference before. there's the cloud cover fog marine layer called it what you will. meanwhile, if you're heading to tahoe, they'll see the warm up there as well. lower middle to upper 70's expected the next couple of days. minor correction towards the end of the week. and then warming up yet again next week. want to make a trip out there. however, we are watching some offshore winds way upstream. now. pretty good. clear up job this afternoon. little bit of a few showers up in the mountains this afternoon from heating and then monday, the fog situation is much more localized by that point and will rip away a lot quicker.

so this sets the tone for the warming trend we're expecting early into next week. let's get the big players on the board here. first things first, though, we have that someone high pressure trying to build this. 55 millibars, though, and it's not real, particularly impressive from this vantage point. but love that tomatoes are telling us to go with an upper 90's again, near 100. all right. that breaks first front comes lining right through not a whole lot of moisture with it. maybe some coastal drizzle. anytime you get some lift from the front possible second wave takes us into the end of the week and then we go back to warming again. and then look what happens here. yeah, this scenario here we have those ice bar is very tight in time. you see that that usually means that's a win driver because nature is trying to correct all of that. and in the process the way these players are low there. hi, there. we're talking about being offshore and it seems to be bearing that out at surface projections as well. this again will be the last day september first day of october into early part there. so looking way upstream, possibility of an offshore wind events. 71 san francisco,

the coast will keep it in. the 60's expected to be in the lower 70's in some spots by tomorrow. and tuesday. by the way, you get flavor summer. 78 burning game. 81 foster city, 84 palo alto in the south bay, middle to upper 80's. 91 popping there for morgan hill, east bay shoreline, lower 80's tri valley, lower 90's. looks like 92 walnut creek and concord, 74 berkeley. so we see in the couple of here of our temperatures on shore flow gives us that 74 vallejo, 90 fairfield, 80 for 84 for napa and 90 per santa rosa. they're the hot days going on here for us inland heat monday and tuesday at 98 near 100 slight relief midweek and then getting hot again, relatively speaking for the for ball and for early the following week there. so we get back to that again. okay. no real rain. we don't see. but again, watching those offshore winds always always keeping an eye on all the good side of thanks a lot, dave. >> in oakland, the soul food stroll returns shortly for a flavorful fun-filled day. packed with hearty food. all

made with love. earlier today, chef renee johnson shared some of what she gave us some of a bit of a preview. check this out. >> warren having me again. yes, it's so great to see you back here. and so at first of all, tell us a bit about the soul food stroll. you're gonna take us on a journey take you on a that this is our second selfless truro. and the concept is that we take you down all these wonderful streets of cellphone the date for this one is september. the 29th we have to seedings. we have one from 2 to 4 in from 5 to 7 with the concept is that we're going to take you down the boulevards in the so right now i'm gonna take you down size street effect. this is what we're going to do for some of our side. so i have a help. he a qorum being i have a candy. yeah. my head coconut kale. some wonderful mac and cheese and some peach cobbler.

how where to get started now. want to talk about got a win. okay. well, start with some of the msa candy. yeah, this looks delicious. how long does it take for you to prep something like this little girl you know, i've been doing this a long so we can any minute. >> i didn't even have to pretend that was really would you take a bite of oh, yeah, ok? all right. with you sometimes can't get it. >> and it too much over that. i want us to much. do think i had the privilege of having your food that the south would stroll in person, though? you i probably will be taking a bigger bite saloon. all right. at you. that is very good. notice how you prepare all this. tell us a bit i you know, i have a team to make sure that we do is, you know, make everything with love. i'm known as the sheriff that yes. and a whole lot of noise. when you eat my food. that's how i

announce that. i say, ok, before you guys leave me, make sure you kiss make a whole lot of noise. why well. >> making a lot of noise is as corn bread is that thing out your current grant and what is the secret, would you say to a good soul food let me tell you guys, as you can tell the world a secret, i have a series on youtube and it has a couple of different a quarter britain. but the secret to any court, don't care what the internet say. it's equal parts of everything is set for if you're going to do one cup of flour, one cup of cornmeal when milk one batter half a stick of butter. if you want to put a host taking that, you nothing and whatever have a sweet you want and that's the secret to any fabulous, fluffy cornbread. alright, she could ask you know and how about the mac and cheese that mac and cheese that can't tell you the secret. back news. heck a it ca good. warning for seconds. all right. so tell us a bit about what's happening over

here. so that's our peach cobbler. so for the soulful stroll were known as company that does a lot of wonderful copper. so we're going to a common bars. cloud caught cobbler cove. that's one of the street because ever going to do a peach cobbler. our signature blackberry cobbler, pair cobbler and another copper. that's a try. i try popular. >> which is which? >> that you make me reagan well as with and blackberries and peaches. so we do a different kind of copper and we're going to top that with homemade ice for the stroll. how and so the stroll this time it's called wiens greens and things ever going to do a whole array of different kind of greens, a whole array of different kind of wiens. i side effects boulevard. >> if i said that right and then we're going to cover cole, what some of different kind of cobblers, homemade ice cream. but the concept is for it. you know, i love the work collaboration. yeah, i was

just that black food wine experience and one of the chef chef mimi spoke about how important collaboration is. so that's what this is about. also for the selfless joe. we're going to have live entertainment. we have mj tony, who is a 3 time grammy contender. he's got people forming. so it's just a great 5. kids eat free. all my grandchildren's. right. you guys? yeah, i have 10 grandchildren and they all serve you guys and all my bonus and make sure you guys get to be spoiled. okay. just some really family fun family event and k wonderful in our last about 30 seconds here, chef rene, what do you think is the secret to great soul food? how can what should people learn? okay. what i've learned is that everybody's grandmother can cook no matter what nationality, especially back in the day. and it came from her love. and so that's why food i had to phablets grandmothers and they gave me this. so they came with the pelicans. they gave me the love of cooking. and i think that is all ground that, you

know, built into us because ndma that makes the best beach even though i know my grandmother made that speech, saw that. i think about it brings us together. the soulful brings, but food brings us together. and, you know, food brings us together. that's what i think about the secret is making sure that you hone into which a grandmother gave you those memories that love that she shared with in the kitchen at the table with your family. all right. fantastic chef renee johnson, thank you for taking us on beautiful soul food stroll this morning. and we wish you the best your event tell you guys how to get the tickets yet. tell us a lot of real quick look so website www blackberry. so dot net. you can follow me on instagram. chef renee sway even bright. so make sure you your tickets is going sell out. and i can't wait to see they're all right. wonderful. thanks so if you fight back.

>> in the east bay, police arrested a man accused of using a doggy door to break into a family's home. fairfield. police say they got a call from a neighbor who saw the break-in on their security camera when police got to the home of flamingo drive, they saw furniture on the porch. police set up a perimeter around the house and were able to detain and arrest the suspect. police identified him as james jackson. he was ed to a separate burglary and booked into the solano county jail.

>> and here's a look at 7 day forecast. we're talking about a nice warm-up going on early into the week. without there was a story coming up. thern was does all sundrop to something. okay. we have temperatures get into about 100 or so on monday and into tuesday. meanwhile, we back track. >> into the and then the following weekend. got to watch that, too. there's another little bit of a warm-up. it's not quite as impressive as that. >> which really of a concern is that after we get to that, there's a big pop of offshore winds at work here. so that's really what we're looking at here. >> okay. yeah. well. >> very good information there, so it's not going to feel at all like fall. it's going to be quite toasty the next couple of days. yeah. here. do do your fall or your summer procedure. yeah, we're not great. sleeping weather we'll get some relief amid a week. yeah. find some fun indoor activities to all right. thanks a lot. thanks so much for joining us here on the weekend. morning news. we'll see you back here bright and early next week. 07:00am. don't miss it.

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