from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] >> situation and the city is affecting the business along. >> weekend morning news. neighbors on high alert after 2 shootings just days apart. the latest from redwood city police and the concerns

neighbors shared with us. plus, take a look at this. someone busted the window to a san francisco ambulance to break inside how the as a paramedic inside that truck is doing this morning. >> all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people. and reports of multiple dogs attacked and killed by coyotes at a popular local park. >> what pet owners need to know. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september, the 29th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and for folks in san francisco along the coast, a little bit southern marin, it was a bit on the gloomy side from yesterday. going to make up for today, though. >> lot more sunshine. a lot quicker. is we peel away this fog and we're going to keep on

further than that as we go into monday early next week. we'll get into that a bit right now, the east bay shoreline. you can see there's the traditional fog covering things up. don't worry. it'll clear on out. there's the golden gate bridge. now you can see it's lifted above at least the you can see the towers. but just an overcast kind of gloomy view for now. well, that fog will zips away real quickly by 12 o'clock. even up the coast. it's all been cleared away. now. this is the next part of the story. that's right. monday through y% wednesday, heat advisory, the bay-area in total. this is not only that. it's also the peninsula and san francisco proper. it doesn't include solano county. technically it's a different forecast office. that's really why lot of 50's going on across the bay for right now. east bay shoreline, lower 60's. that contrast yesterday, rush a little warmer going on this morning. as you can see, a little warmer up there to santa rosa. meanwhile, well, inland, only a degree or so difference the breakdown today. once we shake off this morning fog, it's sunny. 68 11 by 2 at 82. not a bad day today. no 90's on the board, but as we mentioned, things are changing next week. more

forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. our top story this morning out of redwood city where 2 shootings happened in just one week his jack moment. reports with the latest on the investigation and the search for suspects. >> both of these shootings happening within just days of each other. and also both of these shootings happening right off this section of l camino in redwood city. now i spoke with neighbors and business owners who tell me they fear this part of redwood city has become a lot more unsafe in recent years. >> i just heard a lady screaming couple screaming and crying and stuff. but friday night someone shot and killed after what officials tell kron 4 was an argument that turned into a fight in the parking lot of a talker. just brown lives behind the parking lot and says fights and crimes. >> are increasing. so i think there's a lot of that element going on across the street there. police didn't offer many details about this particular shooting. we tried to speak to the top about what they with us. but they were

just to shake it up. they told us everyone in the restaurant scattered when shots rang out. i would like for it to to to to stop. that's the scene after the shooting is still fresh. redwood city police giving this talker it behind me. these evidence bags in case there are any traces of those bullets that were flying on friday evening. still present here in this parking lot. very sad, very disappointing. and i know that lots of people win. >> these kind of incidents happen are just, you know, actually worried councilmember for district 4 elmer martinez to buy oath says this shooting comes just 2 days after another shooting of jackson street where someone was left in critical condition. part of it is a gun. violence is, you know, playing not just in our community, but across the country. right. and i think last incident was a tragic example of that. according to the department of justice, when you compare 2023 to pre-pandemic levels, violent crime redwood city doubled. councilmember sub ios says his district is full of latino

immigrants who he says do not trust. speaking to the police. they're now looking for anyone's immigration status, but they really just want to close these cases and make sure our community feels safe confident knowing that the police department is working hard to to close these thank you. and more police intervention can't come soon enough for business owners like muhammad ta who says they've already been broken into the situation and the city is affecting the business along business. he tells us is down 40% compared to last year. >> he may have to move it think that we think about going down. you cannot survive action. redwood city jacmel but krtn 4 news. >> a man is expected to survive after police say he was shot saturday afternoon in san francisco, outer mission district. police responded around 02:00pm near good in berks tree and mcdonald's. they found a man shot there. he was treated on scene by paramedics and rushed to the

hospital. witnesses say car drove away around the same time. they believe it was involved in the shooting. police continue to search for evidence, witnesses or other possible victims. a paramedic is recovering this morning after a man broke into an ambulance in san francisco. it happened friday night at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, according to the fire department, the man smashed a window and then tried to steal medical equipment inside san francisco fire says quick action from aunties and other staff on scene prevented other vehicles from being damaged. the sheriff's office did arrest a suspect. starting tomorrow pg e says power shut offs are possible in alameda. contra costa, napa and sonoma counties over elevated fire risk and estimated 1000 customers could be affected through tuesday. the utility company says once the severe weather passes there will there were quickly to restore power. you can find more information on pg e resource centers on their website. new this morning, some of you might felt a little shaken

this morning after a 4.2 magnitude earthquake in a row must. that's about 47 minutes south of san jose and san benito for nia. according to the u.s. geological survey, this happened around 2.47. this morning. thankfully no reports of any injuries or buildings damaged. we'll continue to follow that developing story for you. >> people are terrified. they're very concerned about this >> and developing this morning, dog owners are on high alert in san francisco this morning after several coyote attacks. some of those attacks at crissy field have turned deadly kron four's. sara stinson spoke with a local dog group demanding more to be done. >> the signs are all over crissy field and beach warning dog owners about coyotes. this one says alert off-leash dog and coyote aggression has been reported here. but one san francisco dog group says signs are not enough in preventing these attacks. coyotes are

taking over some of san francisco's most popular parks and beaches, crissy field baker beach could become a hunting ground for dogs so far this month, 3 dogs have been confirmed to be killed by coyotes. >> at crissy field and dog attacks have been reported weekly. you know, all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people because people have been feeding them. martha walters is the chair of the crissy field dog group. she says in the last 5 months there's been a major spike in coyote attacks. i've seen 2 attacks at crissy field. i've talked to east 100 people since late april. i've spoken to probable it. >> about 3 or 4 people have had to have lost their talks. the coyotes in the presidio too. and so it's it's something that is very traumatizing. but walter says there should be a public database where you can see real-time reporting of these incidents. the longtime group is now calling on the golden gate national recreation area.

>> and the presidio trust to be more transparent. we would like to see your data of coyote incidents and sightings and they won't give it to us. so we finally had to file a freedom of information act by a public record to get documents to see because i'm a data person. let's look at the data. the golden gate, national recreation area tells kron 4 that each of the deaths this month involved off-leash dogs. the agency has posted signs in the area to warn people and offer safety tips advising dog owners to report coyote encounters to park dispatch and to walk dogs on a leash. dog owners at crissy field say they see coyotes often and many have experienced encounters. he has chased one-off least before. so. >> it's happened. we're a lot more careful now when i know was kind tease. i called my dog back and i got really big i thought about scaring away. bears is what i found in my head. its giveaway right away.

>> park officials tell us they will be monitoring the area over the next several days to haze coyotes, which is a tactic to scare off. the coyote is in deter them from coming back. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. and take a look at this. novato police say 5 people rammed a car into a store front to break into a business on diablo avenue. it happened around 03:00am saturday. person is in custody. officers spotted 2 cars speeding off and followed one of them to richmond where the driver crashed. police arrested the driver and that car was also confirmed to be stolen. police also recovered stolen merchandise inside the vehicle. the investigation is ongoing. governor gavin newsom announced the last batch of bills he's either signed or vetoed one of those bills would have allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for unemployment benefits. newsom says it required money not included in the state budget. it's the second time a week. he's a second time in a week whether

he's vetoed a bill that would support undocumented immigrants. last week he killed a bill that would have opened campus jobs to undocumented students in the uc. and cal state university systems. happening today. anyone thinking of heading into san francisco should expect to add some time to their commute. the giants finished their three-game series against the cardinals starting at noon, drivers are advised to expect heavy traffic on the roads surrounding the stadium both before and after the game. also today, it is the folsom street fair, the annual san francisco event is expected to draw a large crowd. many wearing whether another colorful attire. the event happens on 8th street to 13th street along folsom and san francisco and lots of activities are expected dancing, live music. and for those wearing anything at all, you might be considered a little overdressed. some organizers suggest coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. new details in the lawsuit against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl in the south bay.

>> plus, this east bay native is being honored on a national level. how he's touched the lives of hundreds of people wrongfully imprisoned. and the 2024 presidential race is entering its final stretch after the break. an update on what both candidates are doing what both candidates are doing to try to win over voters.

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gorgeous view above the clouds and just so pretty to see the sun beaming down on the top of those clouds. they're orange yellowish today, isn't it? yeah, ready. yeah. the water colors coming out today. you know, we saw this yesterday. >> but, you know, it just kind of hung around at the coastal but in san francisco. but this go around different story. this all going to peel away very nicely for us today. and to show you the extent of this, this is reaching down to san jose state as well. so it's again, far-reaching there. it is the east bay shoreline. again, this is some ground fog to deal with up in the hills. meanwhile, our temps in the 50's feeling good at that lower 60's ligbay shore francisco coming in at 57. 55 for half moon bay. but on futurecast for war gone by 2 in the afternoon. looking good all over the bay for the coast to the bay. wonderful sunday. we can go ahead and call it a nice warm spring day. that will probably work because it will not work for the rest of the forecast for the week ahead. going to be quite toasty and really was going to run through the rest of this. you can see the fog returning the monterey bay a little bit

tomorrow morning, but not for long as we get into another scenario that sets up in our weather pattern, ok, mostly sunny and nice today, 70's for the bay 80's inland. early in the week, heat advisory we talked about this is monday through wednesday. almost all the bay technically solano county is not in that because that comes out of the sacramento office. now for this week, temperatures will relax a little bit by thursday meeting. they won't be so stratospheric. they're going to drop a bit, but still going to be much warmer than today. and then what's going to be warm into the weekend, which it looks like there's another scenario. not quite set up the exact same way as this one, but somewhat similar. we've seen this kind of tape before that will be for next weekend, meaning another hot weekend coming. 69 today, san francisco. we got the early clouds mild. 73, oakland, turning mostly sunny and nice. 82. meanwhile, 4 san jose into some leftover fog clouds at that. look at this temperature map. you're going new have a new set of colors for by tomorrow and into tuesday. but the oranges are out upper 80's there for the east bay. up to

the north, a hodgepodge of some 80 some 70's there got 69 delay over the east bay shoreline in the upper 70's and half moon bay with the fog in place right now. but you see how crowded it gets on the temperature map. 89 today, 98 for monday, 104, for tuesday. lot lot. it's hot and it will be hot into looks like the middle of the week until that final breaks down. not your type of the safety power shutoff something like that. there is a minor little pop of offshore winds, but they don't last very long. thank goodness. yeah. and that does spill a little bit into solano county in napa in a little bit in the east bay. but it's very brief in the big issues going to be yet when wouldn't have these this heat. so it's going to get hot without any winds even on that we love minor onshore winds, but a lot. so, yeah, so definitely good reminder there. if people can stay indoors with the fan that's the thing for the people. the city, too, because lot of us have cisco don't have ac know when you get the heat advisory, that usually means you're not getting your good solid winds. you're not gonna get that breeze like you're used to getting it all

the time. definitely keep the windows open get whatever you can. you know. good ideas there. thanks so much, sir. >> okay. for vice president kamala harris arrived in san francisco on saturday. take a look at this. harris was here for a fundraising event. she landed in the bay area on friday night to meet with donors and then tickets for the saturday event. those range in prices from $500 up to $900,000. and harris is now in los angeles for a campaign fundraiser today. this follows, of course, her friday visit to arizona at the border with mexico to talk about immigration. and it's one of the big issues for voters ahead of election day. reporter linda shiraz. he has more for us. we're also a nation of immigrants. >> the united states has been enriched by generations of people who have come from every corner of the world to contribute to our country to become part of the american story. and so we must reform

our immigration system to ensure that it works in an orderly way. >> vice president harris vowing to take action on the migrant crisis friday, visiting the southern border for the first time in nearly 3 and a half years and talking trump's border policy as president. >> in the 4 years that donald trump was president, he did nothing to fix our broken immigration system. he did not solve the shortage of immigration judges. he did not solve the shortage of border agents. he did not create lawful pathways. nation. he did nothing to address an outdated asylum system. >> harris's trip to the border in douglas, arizona, coming hours after new data from immigration and customs enforcement was shared by texas republican tony gonzales. the new ice data revealing there are more than 425,000 migrants with criminal

histories, both felonies and misdemeanors that are not currently detained by ice of those. there are about 13,000 homicide convictions and nearly 16,000 for assault. >> though, the timeframe of those convictions and entry into the u.s. are unclear. >> according to news nation's decision desk polling from earlier this year, 30% of americans rank immigration as the top issue in the united states today. trailing only inflation. new polling shows a majority of voters say trump handles border security and immigration better than harris. >> you're on reporting for u.s., meantime, former president donald trump held a rally in the battleground state of wisconsin saturday. it was moved indoors at the last minute because of security and secret service staffing concerns. trump largely focused his attacks on vice president harris and her recent visit to the border. maybe dean is in wisconsin following the trump campaign.

>> all about violent crime committed by undocumented migrants here in the u.s.. but specifically here in wisconsin, that was his focus during his hour and a half remarks. he highlighted several stories over the last few years where migrants have committed crimes here in the state of wisconsin. take a listen to his message on the border. >> she's letting in people. who are going to walk into your house break into year. gore. and they'll they'll do anything they want. they'll do anything. they want these people or animals. she's released people, these people or animals. now that's a terrible thing for him to say no, no, these people or animals is a stone cold. killers. >> now we heard those familiar promises of sealing the border mass deportations ending all sanctuary cities, something that trump is really touted for over a year now that all of this being highlighted, of course, because of the p harris's recent trip to the border. now, he also had some strong words about vice president harris. listen.

>> borders are harris went to the border to lie in the most shameless horrible way possible. at the very site where she released so much suffering misery and death. there's no greater act of disloyalty. then to extinguish the sovereignty of your own. nation. right? border. >> next up for trump, he is going to the alabama georgia game in tuscaloosa tonight on sunday. he's going to be in erie, pennsylvania. then he's back here on tuesday in wisconsin. >> all right. and well, former president trump says it's too late for another debate with vice president harris. their running mates face off on tuesday. governor tim walz and senator jd vance, me in new york city for a debate hosted by cbs and kron 4 areas that debate tuesday night, starting at 6 o'clock. we speak with a panel of out of our own political analysts before and after the debate for context and further information around, this going to be a

pretty good show. so definitely tune in for that. coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news, 2 people killed in crashes on a busy san francisco street. >> nearly 2 weeks apart the world, one local group is doing to make walking. they're safe. but first, some potential savings coming your way in the month of october. coming up next, the amount pg e says they're taking off your next bill. you can expect to

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4 morning news. 2 people killed at a busy intersection in san francisco. less than 2 weeks apart. the calls for safety from neighbors. plus, new details in a lawsuit filed against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl. with her sister watched. older sister die while the lawyer for the family says that driver should not have been behind the wheel in the first place. and san francisco city attorney raising concerns about what he's calling a huge spike in energy prices. what he says will drive that increase. 7.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> thanks so much for joining

us this sunday. we're gonna get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. first heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you looks like today will make up for some of that fog was lingering in some parts there with mostly sunny skies and not a bad warm spring day is what we have is what it will feel like particularly compared to what's happening because deep hard summer is coming our way. it looks like next week. here's the east bay shoreline. still kind of deal with some of that fog a little bit up on the east bay hills, swing of things around the sfo. they actually have a delay this morning about 37 minutes or so. but we didn't really have one yesterday. but today because of the fog you can see there. but most of this clears out really quickly within the next couple of hours. it's gotten even at the coast. it's gone before noon. giving idea everybody's going to be pretty much enjoying mostly sunny weather the warm side, but not too bad here. 50's across much of the inland areas, lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. the breakdown for you puts us at 68 11 by 2 at 82 with most readings in the 80's. it looks like today, in fact, will probably fall shy

of 90. we won't for the rest of the week, though it's 11:00am through monday through 11:00pm wednesday with this heat advisory for the entire bay area. that also includes san francisco and does not for solano county have more on forecast and maybe another one hiding in the wake forest by next weekend. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing now in san francisco, there are calls to make the streets safer for pedestrians after 2 recent deadly crashes on san francisco's lombard street. as kron four's, sara stinson explains a bill aiming to do just that is currently on governor gavin newsom's desk. >> the non-profit walk sf is putting the word out about the 2 recent pedestrian deaths by putting signs up so far more people have now died after getting hit by cars this year compared to 2023. new signs hang along. san francisco's lombard streets working to sites where a pedestrian got hit and killed by a driver.

the nonprofit walk says the 2 recent deaths are adding on to an alarming total. we've now had 18 pedestrian deaths in san francisco. a 7 year-old woman was hit by a driver on september. 12th at the interscction of lombard and laguna streets. she has since died from her injuries. then on saturday, a 52 year-old man was hit and killed by a car. >> on lombard and goff streets, my heart broken for. 2 families who just lost loved ones in 2 weeks right here. the sign's caught the eye of ohana magnussen who has lived off of lombard for nearly 30 years sends a message to me that it's not safe to walk around in this neighborhood. magnussen has also been driving for lyft and uber in the city for a decade. she says she sees a lot of reckless driving. i see people running red lights, least 5 to 6 times a day. >> and it's just a disrespect for human life and has to stop. >> and have you ever seen anyone get pulled over? >> almost never. lombard

street is one of the main arteries for drivers to get to and from the golden gate bridge, marta lindsay with walk sf says speeding has become out of control. and number one thing that needs to happen on this street is speaks to come down. and right now it designed in a way that encourages drivers to go way too fast. its speed limits 30 miles an hour. despite being next, a resident, you know, these are residential streets. a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make state-owned streets like lombard safer. make shore. >> caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on the roads and francisco to improve safety. i know a lot art is a very fast street. this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you.

>> san jose community members gathering at the intersection of jackson street and would set lane thursday too. celebrate hispanic heritage month and a new crosswalk. community leaders say they advocated for that crosswalk outside a school saying that busy intersection was often the site of many pedestrian fatalities. >> walking across the street with the students right with the mariachi is with the immigrant community. that was a testament, right, that our city stands with our eastside families are city stands with our latino are vietnamese, an immigrant populations, right? we're not going to the other way when they're getting hurt and when they're in danger. >> after the ribbon cutting of the new crosswalk, community members gathered at rocketship fuerza elementary school too. this into the mariachi band. they also showed off some of their traditional clothing in honor of hispanic heritage month. a man has been arrested in coma for stealing $10 worth of merchandise and threatening the manager with a knife.

police are sharing details on that arrest which happened but a knife threatening to use it. he was arrested. police say he also had drugs on him, possibly met. he was arrested and booked into the san mateo jail. happening right now. police are once again looking for this girl. karen escobar, korea. >> we reported on her about a month ago about how she went missing in july, but was found safely about a week ago. but now from a police have reported that she's runoff from home again last night around 08:00pm. she is described as 5 feet, 4 inches tall around 115 pounds with red hair and brown eyes. she was last seen in the area of 3rd street and f street last month she was described as being 12 years old by the oakland police department. this time she's has been described as 11 year-olds by

fpd. we reached out to fremont police to get this situation cleared up. and hundreds of coliseum workers face an uncertain future. now that the a's are set to leave oakland, the union representing the hospitality workers tells kron 4 no severance pay is being offered. there won't be any health care coverage. workers are accusing era marked their employer at the coliseum of breaking a contract that promised these benefits. the union filed a grievance with the company and hopes to go to arbitration suit. >> we also made a request to air march. said no to expedite the arbitration. the workers wouldn't have to wait a long time. and they also said, no, it's like they. >> just been our thing. >> the oakland a's committed a million dollars to help with the coliseum vendor assistance fund which also supports workers employed by aramark. a family of an 11 year-old girl filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a driver involved in a crash that killed her call for assistance is spoke with the

attorney representing the family. >> a walk home from a park turned tragic for a cupertino family. 11 year-old molly qatari was among 4 children walking in the bike lane when investigators say a truck plowed into them on april 27th. >> my he was walking back from a park near her home with. her sister and her 2 cousins that were visiting from india and her father and her grandfather were walking with them. just several steps behind. they're legally walking in the bike lane because there wasn't a continuous sidewalk. qatari died at the hospital a couple days later. >> her family has now filed a lawsuit against the driver of the truck. sima bought is the family's attorney. i don't know if i can. overstate the hole that's been. left in the heart. my he's parents but says mall, he's younger sister and cousins, ages 8, 7, and 4

suffered serious injuries. she also fears of the emotional damage done to the children. her sister watched. >> her older sister die right in front of eyes. so >> all these all the children have suffered the santa clara county sheriff's office identified the driver as 38 year-old adam. she in lieu of cupertino, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. but so far has not been charged with the crime. the family is also suing grandparents who owned the truck involved but says they should not have loaned it to him when he was unfit to drive. according to our investigation. >> he had had at least one dui in the past and he did not have a valid driver's license at the time of this incident, but says they're in the process of filing another lawsuit against the city of cupertino in hopes that it will make this stretch of road safer for pedestrians and hoping that by this lawsuit we can help effect some change because this should not happen

again. i reached out to the city manager of cupertino as well as the santa clara county district attorney to learn about any potential criminal charges. but i did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in cupertino. kron. 4 news. >> all roads are back open in santa rosa after a hazmat spill. parts of north avenue in all side streets between west 9th and hewitt streets were blocked off for several hours. that's crews cleaned up about 300 gallons that was a mix of several fluids, including diesel gas, oil and transmission fluid. that liquid apparently fell off a truck, creating spills and several locations that took hours to clean. and the san francisco city attorney filed a final brief in the u.s. supreme court against the epa hoping to save city residents from what he calls massive bill increases. according to the epa, the city has had a massive sewage water problem so bad. the agency filed a complaint against the city claiming 1.8 million gallons

of sewage was dumped into surrounding waters. walker. these claims this city attorney appealed that instructions needed to be more clear and affordable for the cleanup. case eventually went to the u.s. supreme court on tuesday. according to the brief individual repairs are expected to pay nearly $9,000 a year for utilities by 2039. what time for the palooza gateway and millbrae station today. check this out. this event is free. open to the public and there are activities like dog yoga, a pet costume contest. >> food music and lots more fun activities. the event runs from 11:00am at north rollins road in millbrae. sounds like a great time. and check this out. this very good boy needs your help winning an award for his work in our community. >> how he serves children in the bay area and why he deserves your vote. first, a new practice facility for the bay area's only professional women's soccer team. after the

break, where it's being built and when city leaders hope to have it done. that's coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us.

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annual pacific coast fog fest wraps up today in pacifica. >> people gathered at the coast to raise money for local community groups. there was live music, food vendors, arts and crafts booths and and annual parade as well. >> i would say there's probably about 20 25,000 people. we had a big parade that kicked off this morning at 10 o'clock. so there was a lot of people here and they've

been here all day despite the weather but were called the toughest. so that's what it's all about. >> to celebrate, just head over to palmetto avenue from 10:00am to 06:00pm. more sunshine today. yeah, i mean, well, look at you. look, he's right now. not a bridge right it's very it's pretty. it's you know, this is the scene that we get around sometimes in the morning, 70 google has to go out. take pictures right now so i can put it online and whatever say. san francisco, golden gate bridge fog. there you go. is that? yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're going to clear that out, though. much better today, including places like pacifica, half moon bay, all at >> much more than we did from yesterday. so having said that sfo has some delays this morning about 37 minutes or so. but we didn't have any yesterday. so kind of weird. but got to take care of this fog bank to. but again, that will rectify itself. meanwhile, down in the south bay here, san jose state kind of the overcast for right now be patient again. that'll peel away in the next couple of hours. we're warming up. we talked about. yeah. so is tahoe 78 tomorrow. 82 tuesday,

wednesday, its the july program. that's what's going to feel like up there in july as it will on the home front as well. so let's go through all of this. there. you can see that's the traditional and then millibars. this is. but it gives you an idea ther's the reds indicating nice warmth going on upstream. we're going to be watching this real carefully gulf of alaska. there's a nice to see low there. not going to impact us, but we like to watch for those things because those are storm producers for us. then the starts to break down to we get to around thursday. but watch socal and it looks like it. hi. tries to build there a little bit. so it's something that bears some watching as we get into the weekend and early in the following week. also gonna watch those winds to go in the offshore winds with this, but they seem to be behaving themselves. the most part just going to get hot is what it looks like the next few days. 4 zone forecast for today. san francisco at 69 still in the 60's along the coast will do about 72 for millbrae. 74 for burlingame. 63 foster city 79 for a senate, san carlos around 80

for palo alto. let's do the south bay, 82 san jose. 78 for santa clara, east bay shoreline mid to upper 70's here. try valley upper 80's feels great compared to what's coming. 86 for walnut creek, 87 for concord, 69 for berkeley, vallejo at 69 as well. 84 for fairfield looks like 79 or so for a nap. and let's to about an 87 for santa rosa. here it is in the game. yeah, gets crowded here tuesday into wednesday with all of this. even thursday. we break it down a little bit as a low trust to, you know, break things down for a saturday about 80 or so. but there's another high that as we watch down in socal that might bring us bit more of a heap of it doesn't look like for its saturday, but we might get sunday and monday and that means at least maybe some 90's cooking there okay. but not this 100 business. it doesn't look like so. okay. all right. well up, but yeah, we're for the heads up on that, too. i mean, we definitely want to stay safe. those 3 extra water bottles within the car the whole july program. good idea. thanks a lot, dave.

>> hurricane helene has torn homes apart, left millions without power, killing at least 64 people across the southeast. u.s. helene made landfall in florida thursday as a category 4 hurricane with wind speeds up to 140 miles an hour. >> storm also brought heavy rain and flooding to north carolina, south carolina, virginia and georgia. it hit areas of impoverished communities and now they're left wondering how they're going to recover from that massive storm. >> was home. work so hard to put kids no longer exist. >> president joe biden announcing saturday's the hurricane devastation has been overwhelming. he's pledging to send help mood. analytics said it expects 15 to 26 billion dollars worth of property damage stemming from well, governor gavin newsom joined actress singer-songwriter demi lovato to sign 2 bipartisan bills. they say we'll protect

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was traced back to boar's head meats coming from the company's virginia plant. the problem has been late to 59 hospitalizations in 10 deaths. safety officials are promising a comprehensive review of what went wrong. and the bay area's only professional women's soccer team is getting a new practice facility and the phils the fields will be built on treasure island. kron four's charles clifford has more. >> bay fc the bay area's only professional women's soccer team announced on monday that they intend to build a privately funded practice facility here on treasure island. there will be 3 practice fields and a sports facility covering about 8 acres. bfc cofounder brandy chastain says she hopes this will be a place for players and fans. >> and we want to invite you to come here to treasure island. we want you to see how we do our work. and then we want you to come to the games and be a part of the celebration. >> san francisco mayor london breed lot of the creation of a new facility here as an important step in the ongoing redevelopment of treasure

island. >> and it is laying the foundation for what treasure island will be a new neighborhood where there's housing where there's office space where their sports and entertainment where there's restaurants, where there's parks and open space that make this incredible didn't destination. >> currently bay fc place home matches at paypal park in san jose. they hope to break ground on the new facility next year and have it completed by the 2027 season. >> they have see currently has 8 wins. one draw and 12 losses on the season. they have 5 regular-season games left this season. a new poll says only 33% of americans have a positive view of supermarkets. not surprisingly. the gallup poll says the dislike of grocery stores stems from rising prices and yes, bad publicity in twenty-twenty the favor ability rating for grocery stores with 63%. public opinion has been influenced by political positions on price gouging and

product shortages. grocery prices have risen by 25% since the pandemic. in the south bay, san jose's planning commission is discussing whether or not to allow another costco and the south bay city. costco wants to build a warehouse store at 52 87 prospect road in west san jose. many neighbors that we spoke with opposed the idea because they are concerned about noise and traffic, especially for students at prospect high school if approved by the planning commission. and then this it then the city council next month. this would become the 6th costco location in san jose. cody still crossing and dr. maya angelou landmarks, san francisco's first intersection honoring 2 distinguished black women, dr. maya angelou is famous for her poetry and involvement in the civil rights movement. and toni stone was the first woman to play in and a baseball game last in the in a baseball game. let's keep it at that. >> incredibly appropriate today. 2 honor to trailblazing

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calls for safety after recent gun violence in a city on the peninsula. what neighbors told us about the area. plus, police say coyotes are attacking and killing dogs at a san francisco park. >> the safety tips. a local group wants pet owners to hear. and a historic first in the bay area. in our next hour. the current miss asia global joins us in studio to share her story. it's coming up on the pump for weekend morning news. stay with us. hi! need new glasses?

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neighbors on high alert after 2 shootings just days apart. the latest from redwood city police. and the concerns that neighbor shared with us. plus, a look at this. some someone busted the window to a san francisco ambulance to break inside. >> paramedic inside that truck is doing this morning. >> all of a sudden they're being really, really cold there, too comfortable with people. and reports of multiple dogs attacked and killed by coyotes at a popular local park. what pet owners need to know. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we would say a warm spring day coming your way for today. going to feel pretty good. >> a little cooler. a little

inland for you, that we had from yesterday. and meanwhile, at the coast and around san francisco are looking for some quick here clearing from this fog as well, sir. but he's going kind of a nice treat for your sunday. here is the fog, though. you can see it still in place on the east bay shoreline here a little bit. hasn't had a chance to mix out yet. and the golden gate bridge kind of overcast and gloomy. that's just temporary for the next few hours. for that. let's on out. here's how it looks like in the fog cast even at the coast clearing out before we get to around noon. so it looks like a pretty nice day. up ahead. meanwhile, getting into next week, monday through wednesday, it's another heat advisory, but this coverage is almost total with the exception of solano county. but that does include san francisco and the coastal areas in the east bay shoreline, too 50's up north. we see the east bay shoreline lower 60's 50's inland and we see in the peninsula mostly upper 50's at this hour. but for quick comparison, little warmer this morning up north and we were yesterday slightly cooler well inland in the east bay. just a touch in your breakdown today about 74 at high noon to 3 o'clock. 84,

most your inland readings are going to be into the 80's will probably be shy of 90, but make up for that in quick order by monday. we'll have more on this heat spike coming our way coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. our top story this morning out of redwood city. >> were 2 shootings happened in just one week. proffers jack moment reports with the latest on the investigation and the search for suspects. both of these shootings happening within just days of each other and also both of these shootings happening right off this section of l camino in redwood city. now i spoke with neighbors and business owners who tell me they fear this part of redwood city has become a lot more unsafe. >> in recent years. >> i just heard a lady screaming couple screaming and crying and stuff. but friday night someone shot and killed after what officials tell kron 4 was an argument that turned into a fight in the parking lot of a talker. just brown lives behind the parking lot and says fights and crimes. >> are increasing. so i i think there's a lot of that element going on across the

street there. police didn't offer many details about this particular shooting. we tried to speak to the top about what they witness but they were just to shake it up. they told us everyone in the restaurant scattered when shots rang out. i would like for it to to to to stop. that's the scene after the shooting is still fresh. redwood city police giving this talker it behind me. these evidence bags in case there are any traces of those bullets that were flying on friday evening. still present here in this parking lot. very sad, very disappointing. and i know that lots of people win. >> these kind of incidents happen are just, you know, actually worried councilmember for district 4 elmer martinez to buy oath says this shooting comes just 2 days after another shooting of jackson street where someone was left in critical condition. part of it is that gun violence is, you know, playing not just in our community, but across the country. right. and i think last incident was a tragic example of that. according to the department of justice, when you compare 2023 to

pre-pandemic levels, violent crime redwood city doubled councilmember sub. iowa's says his district is full of latino immigrants who he says do not trust. speaking to the police. they're now looking for anyone's immigration status, but they really just want to close these cases and make sure our community feels safe confident knowing that the police department is working hard to to close these thank you. and more police intervention can't come soon enough for business owners like muhammad ta who says they've already been broken into this situation and the city is affecting the business along business. he tells us is down 40% compared to last year. >> he may have to move it think that we think going down, you cannot survive in redwood city jacmel but kron 4 news. >> a man is expected to survive after police say he was shot saturday afternoon in san francisco's outer mission district. police responded

around 02:00pm near gutenberg street and mcdonald's. they found a man shot. he was treated on scene by paramedics and taken to the hospital. witnesses say a car drove away around the same time. they believe it was involved in the shooting. police continue to search for evidence, witnesses were other possible victims. a paramedic is recovering this morning after a man broke into an ambulance in san francisco. it happened friday night at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, according to the fire department, the man smashed a window and then tried to steal medical equipment inside san francisco fire says quick action from staff on scene prevented other vehicles from being damaged. the san francisco sheriff's excuse me. sheriff's office arrested a suspect. and starting tomorrow pg e says power shut offs are possible in alameda contra costa, napa and sonoma counties over elevated fire risk. estimated 1000 customers could be affected through tuesday. the utility company says once the severe weather passes, they'll work quickly to restore power. you can find more on pg e

resource centers on their website. new this morning, some of you may have felt a little shaken after a 4.2 magnitude earthquake in a row it's about 47 minutes south of san jose in san benito for nia. according to the u.s. geological survey, this happened around 2.47. this morning. thankfully, we're not seeing any reports of injuries or billing buildings damaged. >> people are terrified. they're very concerned about this >> developing this morning, dog owners on high alert in san francisco after several coyote attacks. some of those attacks at crissy field have turned deadly kron four's. sara stinson spoke with a local dog group that's demanding more be done. >> the signs are all over crissy field and beach warning dog owners about coyotes. this one says alert off-leash dog and coyote aggression has been reported here. but one san francisco dog group says signs are not enough in preventing these attacks. coyotes are

taking over some of san francisco's most popular parks and beaches, crissy field baker beach could become a hunting ground for dogs so far this month, 3 dogs have been confirmed to be killed by coyotes. >> at crissy field and dog attacks have been reported weekly. you know, all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people because people have been feeding them. martha walters is the chair of the crissy field dog group. she says in the last 5 months there's been a major spike in coyote attacks. i've seen 2 attacks at crissy field. i've talked to east 100 people since late april. i've spoken to probable it. >> about 3 or 4 people have had to have lost talks. the coyotes in the presidio too. and so it's it's something that is very traumatizing. but walter says there should be a public database where you can see real-time reporting of these incidents. the longtime group is now calling on the golden gate national

recreation area. >> and the presidio trust to be more transparent. we would like to see your data of coyote incidents and sightings and they won't give it to us. so we finally had to file a freedom of information act by a public record to get documents to see because i'm a data person. let's look at the data. the golden gate, national recreation area tells kron 4 that each of the deaths this month involved off-leash dogs. the agency has posted signs in the area to warn people and offer safety tips advising dog owners to report coyote encounters to park dispatch and to walk dogs on a leash. dog owners at crissy field say they see coyotes often and many have experienced encounters. he has chased one-off least before. so. >> it's happened. we're a lot more careful now when i know was kind a tease. i called my dog back and i got really big i thought about scaring away. bears is what i found in my head. its giveaway right away.

>> park officials tell us they will be monitoring the area over the next several days to haze coyotes, which is a tactic to scare off. the coyote is in deter them from coming back. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. all right, 808, this morning and take a look at this. novato police. >> say 5 people rammed a car into a storefront to break into a business on diablo avenue. it happened around 03:00am saturday. one person is in custody. officers spotted 2 cars speeding off and followed one of them to richmond where the driver crashed. police arrested them. that car was confirmed to be stolen. police also recovered stolen merchandise inside the car. the investigation is ongoing. governor gavin newsom announced the last batch of bills he's either signed or vetoed one of the bills he vetoed would have allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for unemployment benefits. newsom says it require money that's included in the state budget. it's the second time in a week he's vetoed a bill involving undocumented immigrants. last week he killed a bill that

would have open campus jobs to undocumented students in the uc. and cal state university systems. happening today. anyone thinking of heading into san francisco should expect to add time to their commute. the giants finished their three-game series against the cardinals starting at noon, drivers are advised to expect heavy traffic on the roadways surrounding the stadium both before and after the game. also today, it's the folsom street fair. the annual san francisco event is expected to draw a large crowd many and whether another colorful attire. the event happens on 8th street to 13th street along folsom organizers say to expect music dancing's, but just be aware if you're wearing anything at all, you might be considered a little overdressed. coming up on a popular weekend morning news. new details in the lawsuit against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl in the south bay. >> plus, this east bay native is being honored on a national level. was touched the lives of hundreds of people

wrongfully imprisoned. and the 2024 presidential race is entering its final stretch after the break. an update on what both candidates are doing to try and win over voters. >> and a nice spring day coming our way. sort of kind of feels like that with inland ties in the 80's going on. we'll be sub 90 but into next week, different story going to talk about that heat spike coming our way. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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earthquake was reported near south lake tahoe saturday morning. the usgs says it hit about 100 miles east of sacramento. and 37 miles southeast of south lake tahoe. no damage reported. all right, 8.13 this morning live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco to see the bucky ball out there by the children by the despite the exploratorium, rather, is going to say the discovery museum. but it's right. it's looking a bit gray out there. they're going some great stuff. that's true. and it is that way right now just about everywhere. but things will be changing. this is down to san jose state. you can see kind of overcast. >> meanwhile, odessa, i'm sorry, the east bay shoreline. you can see some of that fog starting to peel away again telling how things are going to open up nicely little quicker today than we saw from yesterday. that includes not just the embarcadero, but also the coast as well. opening things up nicely and the temperatures will be pretty dandy, too lower. 60's going on the east bay shoreline. 58 fremont inland. we see a lot

of 50's as well up north. it's mid 50's at work. 57 san francisco, 62 for san jose boom. there goes. what's right away and it stays away. yet tomorrow morning. just a y touch. that's it. we'll be in the middle of our heat spike by that point. and temperatures really moving. here's that kind of the game plan. again. we still have the fog issue at sfo is about a 37 minute delays. not much want not much of one, mostly sunny and nice 70's for the bay 80's inland. that's pretty good compared to what's coming our way, 70 to the bay 80's inland. and then early in the week, heat advisory monday, tuesday and wednesday because numbers will be climbing 100 plus almost all of the bay is included in this county technically is not because it's out of another forecast office late in the week. temperatures kind of relax and other words. they're still gonna be in the 90's inland. but not as lofty as tuesday and wednesday. so a step in the right direction. then friday, a little better there. we're gonna call it warm into the weekend. still working out the details there, but i wouldn't retire the 90's just

yet. some things trying to develop in socal, although it doesn't look like it's going to entrenched and impactful on our weather as this thing will be to. so. this is probably gonna be the worst of the 2.69, san francisco with those early clouds. what we just and mild 73 oakland turning mostly sunny and nice. let's to about 82 san jose. there you have it. well in upper 80's boys, a feel-good compared to what's coming. 70's and 80's also up to the north bay, 69 san francisco, the next couple of days, half moon bay socked in with the fog clouds. 98 for monday, 104, for tuesday. probably doing 100. something on wednesday to soak in a tuesday went. wow. really rough. rough dates. okay. all right. so best practices for those days. stay inside. if we can keep the fans going as band, if we have the ac is an i have that haven't had a chance to port away yet the fans put someone on. i got i got a pact that sometimes not yet. keep it out. yeah, i love that. i will say there were a few days this past week where

i had the heater francisco in san francisco summer and i didn't so >> this different. sunlight or at the skylight think. yeah, i get i get a little greenhouse going great this week. but i mean, that's a rate that natural here going thanks a lot to it. all right. well, vice president kamala harris held a fundraising event in san francisco saturday to raise more money for her presidential campaign. she landed in the bay area on friday night to meet with donors. ticket prices for saturday's event ranged from 500 up to $900,000. >> and bp continued her fundraising in los angeles. she is there this morning and this follows her recent visit to arizona at the border with mexico to talk about immigration. it's one of the big issues for voters ahead of election day. and a reporter alina shirazi has more on that. we are also a nation of immigrants. the united states has been enriched by generations of people who have come from every corner of the world. >> to contribute to our

country to become part of the american story. and so we must reform our immigration system to ensure that it works in an orderly way. >> vice president harris vowing to take action on the migrant crisis friday, visiting the southern border for the first time in nearly 3 and a half years and talking trump's border policy as president. >> in the 4 years that donald trump was president, he did nothing to fix our broken immigration system. he did not solve the shortage of immigration judges. he did not solve the shortage of border agents. he did not create lawful pathways. nation. he did nothing to address an outdated asylum system. >> harris's trip to the border in douglas, arizona, coming hours after new data from immigration and customs enforcement was shared by texas republican tony

gonzales. the new i stayed a revealing there are more than 425,000 migrants with criminal histories, both felonies and misdemeanors that are not currently detained by ice of those. there are about 13,000 homicide convictions and nearly 16,000 for assault. >> though, the timeframe of those convictions and entry into the u.s. are unclear. >> according to news nation's decision desk polling from earlier this year, 30% of americans rank immigration as the top issue in the united states today. trailing only inflation. new polling shows a majority of voters say trump handles border security and immigration better than harris. >> that was alina. sure onto reporting for us now. meantime, former president donald trump held a rally in the battleground state of wisconsin saturday. it was moved indoors at the last minute because of security and secret service staffing concerns. trump largely focused his attacks on harris and her visit to the border.

levy dean is following the trump campaign issue. reports for us now from wisconsin. >> all about violent crime committed by undocumented migrants here in the u.s.. but specifically here in wisconsin, that was his focus during his hour and a half remarks. he highlighted several stories over the last few years where migrants have committed crimes here in the state of wisconsin. take a listen to his message on the border. >> she's letting in people. who are going to walk into your house break into year. gore. and they'll they'll do anything they want. they'll do anything. they want these people or animals. she's released people, these people or animals. now that's a terrible thing for him to say no, no, these people or animals is a stone cold. killers. >> now we heard those familiar promises of sealing the border mass deportations ending all sanctuary cities, something that trump is really talented for over a year now that all of this being highlighted, of course, because of the p harris's recent trip to the

border. now, he also had some strong words about vice president harris. listen. >> borders are harris went to the border to lie in the most shameless horrible way possible. at the very site where she released so much suffering misery and death. there's no greater act of disloyalty. then to extinguish the sovereignty of your own. nation. right? border. >> next up for trump, he is going to the alabama georgia game in tuscaloosa tonight on sunday. he's going to be in erie, pennsylvania, that he's back here on tuesday in wisconsin. >> and while former president trump says it's too late for another debate with vice president harris, their running mates face off on tuesday. governor tim walz and senator jd vance meet in new york city for a debate hosted by cbs and kron 4 areas that debate tuesday night starting at 6 o'clock. plus hear analysis from our panel of experts here kron 4 before a%d

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>> it's important that we as a society recognize that, you everyday people are convicted and in courts all over country and wrongful conviction occurs sometimes by chance, sometimes by. by malfeasance, sometimes by incompetence. but it's always a tragedy and we have an opportunity to see that like we see other tragedies. it's it's really taking a look at this population and recognizing that they've been through something uniquely tragic and we can step in and give them a hand make things a little better. >> well, that has helped hundreds of exonerees and starting his nonprofit back in 2015. he along with 7 other winners will be recognized at a gala next week in washington, d.c., congratulations. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco city attorney says the amount you pay for utilities in the city will see a massive jump in the

next decade. >> after the break, the ongoing issue he's blaming for. now on the kron. 4

morning news. 2 people killed at a busy intersection in san francisco less than 2 weeks apart. the calls for safety from neighbors. plus, new details in a lawsuit filed against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl her sister watched. for older sister die why the lawyer for the family says that driver should not have been behind the wheel in the first place. and a local

city attorney raising concerns about what he's calling a huge spike in energy prices. what he says will cause that increased and the residents this could impact. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks so much for staying here with us. >> we start off our half hour with a look at your forecast this morning with mister dave sphar. how's it looking there? day a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know, we have the traditional fog that's in place and all but different story today. that's going to clear out for a pretty nice day for everybody. and i mean, >> compared to what we've been through over the 10 days or something, not too hot, not too cold, but on the warm side for the season. but a lot of 80's inland and will clear out that bay fog for you in san francisco and at the coast. not yet, though, east bay shoreline. there you see it's pretty much entrenched at this hour. although the hills are starting to clear out just a touch. sfo has a 37 minute delay. i know we didn't have when yesterday when the fog was very stubborn, but there you have it. there. so with that fog watching how peels away and it's done by noon. so it would looks like a pretty

good day shaping up for us today. so get up. enjoy lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. they haven't moved at all since we talked to this morning 50's up north 62 san jose and 57 for san francisco and we'll do about 74 at high noon with a 3 o'clock at about 84 lot of 80's inland. not going to see those 90's pop like yesterday. but here's what we're really talking about in the next week. i'm gonna talk more about but in a bit. but 11:00am monday through 11:00pm. on wednesday, we're going to heat advisory thing and what's different than the last go around? as you can see, the east bay shoreline is included in that the peninsula and san francisco proper. i'll have more on your forecast about all of this coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. developing now in san francisco, their calls to make the streets safer for pedestrians after. >> 2 recent deadly crashes on san francisco's lombard street. as kron four's, sara stinson explains a bill aiming to do just that is currently on governor gavin newsom's desk. >> the non-profit walk sf is putting the word out about the 2 recent pedestrian deaths by

putting signs up so far more people have now died after getting hit by cars this year compared to 2023. new signs hang along. san francisco's lombard streets working to sites where a pedestrian got hit and killed by a driver. the nonprofit walk says the 2 recent deaths are adding on to an alarming total. we've now had 18 pedestrian deaths in san francisco. a 7 year-old woman was hit by a driver on september. 12th at the intersection of lombard and laguna streets. she has since died from her injuries. then on saturday, a 52 year-old man was hit and killed by a car. >> on lombard and goff streets, my heart broken for. 2 families who just lost loved ones in 2 weeks right here. the sign's caught the eye of ohana magnussen who has lived off of lombard for nearly 30 years sends a message to me that it's not safe to walk around in this neighborhood. magnussen has also been driving for lyft and uber in

the city for a decade. she says she sees a lot of reckless driving. i see people running red lights, least 5 to 6 times a day. >> and it's just a disrespect for human life and has to stop. >> and have you ever seen anyone get pulled over? >> almost never. lombard street is one of the main arteries for drivers to get to and from the golden gate bridge, marta lindsay with walk sf says speeding has become out of control. and number one thing that needs to happen on this street is to come down. and right now it designed in a way that encourages drivers to go way too fast. its speed limits 30 miles an hour. despite being next, a resident, you know, these are residential streets. a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make state-owned streets like lombard safer. make shore. >> caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on the roads and francisco to improve

safety. a lot of art is a very fast street. this is senator wiener second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor. >> but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> wilson is a community members gathering at the intersection of jackson street and would set lane thursday to celebrate hispanic heritage month. and a new crosswalk. community leaders say they advocated for this crosswalk outside of school saying the intersection was the site of many pedestrian fatalities. >> walking across the street with the students right with the mariachi is with the immigrant community. that was a testament, right, that our city stands with our eastside families are city stands with our latino are vietnamese, an immigrant populations, right? we're not going to the other way when they're getting hurt and when they're in danger.

>> well, after the ribbon cutting ceremony, community members gathered at rocketship fuerza elementary school too. listen to the mariachi band and show off some of their traditional outfits in honor of the moment. police arrested a man in coma for stealing merchandise and threatening the manager with a knife. police are sharing details on the arrests that happened about 2 weeks ago. they say it happened on serramonte boulevard near the target and best buy. the man is accused of stealing merchandise worth $10 and $0.83. and with the manager confronted him, police say the man showed a knife threatening to use it. he was arrested. police say he also had drugs on him, possibly math. he was booked into the san mateo jail. happening right now. police are once again looking for this girl. karen escobar, korea. we reported on her about a month ago. she went missing in july was located safely. now from a police have reported her missing again. she's run away from home. it happened last night around 08:00pm. she is described as 5 feet. 4 inches tall around 115 pounds, red

hair, brown eyes about 12 years old. investigators say she was last seen in the area of 3rd street and f street. on to our next story here. hundreds of coliseum workers face an uncertain future. now that the a's are set to leave oakland, the union representing the hospitality workers tells kron 4 no severance pay is being offered and there won't be any health care coverage. workers are accusing era marked their employer at the coliseum of breaking a contract that promised those benefits. the union filed a grievance with the company and hopes to go to arbitration suit. >> we also made a request to air march. said no to expedite the arbitration. the workers wouldn't have to wait a long time. and they also no, it's like they. >> just a just been our thing. >> the oakland a's committed a million dollars to help with the coliseum vendor assistance fund which also supports workers employed by aramark.

the family of an 11 year-old girl filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a driver involved in a crash that killed her for sara stinson. spoke with the attorney representing the family. >> a walk home from a park turned tragic for a cupertino family. 11 year-old molly qatari was among 4 children walking in the bike lane when investigators say a truck plowed into them on april 27th. >> my he was walking back from a park near her home with her sister and her 2 cousins that were visiting from india and her father and her grandfather were walking with them. just several steps behind. they're legally walking in the bike lane because there wasn't a continuous sidewalk. qatari died at the hospital a couple days later. >> her family has now filed a lawsuit against the driver of the truck. sima bought is the family's attorney. i don't know if i can. overstate the hole that's been. left in the heart. of my he's parents but

says mall, he's younger sister and cousins, ages 8, 7, and 4 suffered serious injuries. she also fears of the emotional damage done to the children. her sister watched. >> older sister die right in front of eyes. so >> all these all the children have suffered the santa clara county sheriff's office identified the driver as 38 year-old adam. she in lieu of cupertino, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. but so far has not been charged with the crime. the family is also suing grandparents who owned the truck involved but says they should not have loaned it to him when he was unfit to drive. according to our investigation. >> he had had at least one dui in the past and he did not have a valid driver's license at the time of this incident, but says they're in the process of filing another lawsuit against the city of cupertino in hopes that it will make this stretch of road

safer for pedestrians and hoping that by this lawsuit we can help effect some change because this should not happen again. i reached out to the city manager of cupertino as well as the santa clara county district attorney to learn about any potential criminal charges. but i did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in cupertino. kron. 4 news. >> all roads are back open in santa rosa after a hazmat spill. parts of north avenue in all side streets between west night and hewitt streets were blocked off for several hours. that's while crews cleaned up about 300 gallons of liquid. it was a mix of several fluids, including diesel gas, oil and transmission fluid. that liquid off a truck creating spills in several locations, but took about 2 hours to clean. a san francisco city attorney filed a final brief in the u.s. supreme court against the epa hoping to save city residents for what he's describing as massive bill

increases. according to the epa, the city has had a massive sewage water problem. that's so bad that the epa filed a claim against the city claiming 1.8 million gallons of sewage was dumped into surrounding waters. the city attorney appealed the case saying instructions needed to be more clear and affordable for residents. case eventually went to the u.s. supreme court tuesday, according to the brief individual rate payers are expected to pay nearly $9,000 a year for utilities by 2039. what time for the pet palooza at gateway at millbrae station today. this event is free and open to the public with activities such as dog yoga, pet costume contest, food music and so much more. the event runs from 11:00am at rollins road in millbrae. and check this out. this very good boy needs your help winning an award for his work in our community. how he serves children in the bay area and wife. we are all tuesday to vote for him today.

>> and a historic first in the bay area. after the break. the current miss asian global joins us live in studio to share her incredible story. coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us. >> we're going into october. that's what the calendar says or whatever. yeah, another heat advisory covering the entire bay as we get into next week except solano county and talk a little bit more about this and into next weekend might be bit on the warm side as well, not quite this activity back in a bit with 4 zone forecast kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. a 43 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it is looking pretty foggy out there day. >> well, time for mixing here, stephanie. but today's effort, we'll probably be a little quicker and better than what we've experienced from yesterday. so you folks along the coast kind of waiting for some opening up to the skies. really everything we're looking at tells us that should happen pretty quickly today compared to yesterday, yeah, there's still and fog delays there. 37 minutes. but still we didn't have anything from yesterday and the progress in the south bay used blue skies working here. also at this hour now 8, 45 42. 44, there you have a kind of cloudy skies for right now. again, that will improve with today headed to tahoe 78 tomorrow. 82 tuesday and wednesday, unix cape the heat. but you'll get the warmth there. still. so it's going to feel very much like the some summertime like program. so

what's going on here for all of this? the familiar pattern that we've done before, boom, there's the red right over us. this is 500 millibars, but still subway up there in the atmosphere. does your general idea with the flow pattern is what's cooking here on the big scene? meanwhile, and the gulf of alaska, there's a new low that's not going to really directly impact us a little bit of its influence will cause the weighting of this heat spike a bit. we talked about. but during the winter months, we tend watch these drops out. they tend to bring us the winter storms or certainly right now they are heaped busters and the effects are felt, as you can see as we get to thursday friday zone and temporarily down in southern california, looks like a return tries to happen here, but not quite as impressive what we've already seen. so it looks like between the 2 of them, meaning this next one. and this one coming up. the first one is gonna be a little tougher to deal with. so again, prepare. it's going to be a pretty rough hear 69. san francisco along the coast will keep it into the 60's, but more sunshine than yesterday. 74 for burn again. we'll do about 79 san carlos t palo alto in the south bay,

upper 70's lower 80's san jose at 80 to 86 for morgan hill, east bay shoreline. upper 70's tried valley upper 80's, which again compared to what's coming. this is still in pretty good 87 for concord. meanwhile, east bay shoreline. we do have some decoupling going on here. 73 oakland, 69 berkeley. the comes in about a 69 84 for fairfield, which they're not in this but numbers and solano co nty will be 100 plus. but that's a sacramento office takes care of that. 79 for now 87 for santa rosa. so here's what we've been talking about. 104, for tuesday, wednesday, about 101 0, one on thursday. as gentle numbers you can see is 100 plus and where in october at that point it starts to retreat a little bit into friday saturday, but we might be looking for a little bump com by sunday. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the nation's longest-running asian-american pageant return for its 39th year in san francisco. and this year's winner made history as the first hmong american to be crowned miss asian global.

joining us live now is rain. jean, thank you so much for being here with us this morning. thank you for having me. of course. and looking gorgeous and sparkly. sir, tell us a bit about, you know, your experience as queen. so far. big congratulations, of course, that you've been crowned just a few months. now at this point a little over a month. okay. okay. how done. it's been amazing. i've received so much support from. >> people i know and it's amazing because i'm from wisconsin. so being out here, i feel a lot of support from the bay area it over here, which is so amazing. it's great to make connections, especially with my dad and sisters. they're all amazing. people love that. so of course you are studying now at stanford second year. i would suburb cleese, like is this makes us rival. >> tell us a bit about how you got involved with the pageant as a student stanford. >> yes, so i had done one other pageant before this. it's in my hometown of

sheboygan, wisconsin. i did. i was miss like in 2023. all right. and my mom had sent me a link to them. this asian global pageant during the school year. and she's like this is in the bay area. it's perfect on your right there. you could have opportunities to do things and actually debated for a while. but then in the end, i decided to and it was one of the best decisions i've made yet. tell us a bit about what it was like to compete. >> it was so amazing. we spent like a week preparing for the actual day of competition, but just getting to know the girls and bonding with them and having the 6 shared experiences together. was like one of the most amazing experience. you walk us through a particularly memorable moment. oh, there you are. that's not right. looking gorgeous. >> i love the costumes. well, that was my favorite part. the cultural attire segment because like again, i was the only among delegate as well. really cool just to like show

my culture yes, and tell us what it's been like and just how it feels how this moment. >> affects you being the first hmong american to represent decision. global organizations. yeah. when i heard my name called i was like in shock. i just like started walking straight but i really feel like most. >> honored like that is the largest emotion that i have is just like incredibly honored and thankful for my community. >> for my family, my friends and you absolutely are a role model and a trailblazer in a sense is, well, other girls, asian americans. now look up to you. >> yeah, i and that's what i really want really want to encourage, especially among girls to get out to be vocal, to represent our culture. it's just so amazing seeing so many hmong people doing amazing things like sunni leaf area on woman who's a trailblazer. so have you connected with her by chance. know i love sunni if

you're seeing >> well, maybe she is. and you know, for your platform, i think you might be able to reach her and lots of other people as well. a full disclaimer. i also did the decision global in this asian america pageant as well several met of quite a bit of time ago. and it is such a fantastic experience and just the connections that you make are incredible. tell us a bit about your as miss asian global? when i did my social impact on statement. >> i really focused on the wrongful detainment and for super taishan of southeast asian immigrants and i think especially studying asian american studies. the question of abolition and freedom for those detainees. >> and is something that's been on my mind. especially. and i also want to be in the justice system. i want to go to law school. the lawyer be a judge. and so that's like at the forefront of my mind while credible now as particular platform impacted you personally in any way already to be.

>> a particular article, perhaps that resonated with you that led you to want to make this your platform. yeah. well, i've known many family members and family friends who have detained prison systems, but there was patrick particular article that i read in my intro to asian american studies class and it was called hope is contagious. and it was really beautiful. it's about solidarity. and just like spreading hope and love has a way of perseverance to these tough times. oh, yeah, that's a beautiful message to share. walk us through what the most surprising thing was for you about competing in this. and the most surprising thing, honestly is the sisterhood that i do feel because >> all of these women that i was like a side are super intelligent and passionate and just. role models. every

single one of them. and it was just i was really surprised. >> how well? >> i was able to click with some people that i had like, not that before. like just met and is really amazing. it's just it's, you know, a testament to how great of people they are as well. all that's a lovely thing to share. >> would love to get your perspective to just, you know, what is your hope for the future when it comes to? >> being asian american and being asian american, asian american woman in in this country with so much going on in the world right now. it is your yeah. my hope is that. >> we keep bringing attention to issues and the things that we're passionate about, especially asian american women. i feel especially growing up. i've been a very like vocal person like activist circles and things like that. and i feel like the stereotype is often that asian women are very dim. your there, you know it into themselves and not very vocal about things when a lot of

issues affect them. and so i really want young asian american to continue to use our voices and speak out get platforms and use them for good. all right. we look forward to seeing the big impact are going to continue to make in the community. >> thank you so much to the very first hmong american woman to be crowned miss asian global rain. jean, congratulations again. thank you. right. we'll be right you. right. we'll be right back.

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>> breaking overnight, one person is in the hospital after someone shot them in antioch. >> police say it happened

around 4 this morning off huntsman way. that's in the% southern part of the city. police say when they got to that scene, they found someone suffering from a gunshot wound in the front yard of a home. that victim, we're told, is in critical condition. if you know anything about this incident, please give antioch police a call. it calls for safety after recent gun violence in a city on the peninsula. >> what neighbors told us about this area. plus, police say coyotes are attacking and killing dogs at a san francisco park. the safety tips a local group wants all pet owners to know. and october is philippine indigenous peoples month in our next hour, bay area dance company all previews a new show. those stories coming up on the call for

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>> situation and the city is affecting the business. the law. >> developing now on the kron 4 weekend morning news. neighbors on high alert after 2 shootings just days apart. the latest from redwood city police and the concerns neighbors shared with us. plus, take a look at this. someone busted the window to a san francisco ambulance to break inside how the paramedic inside that truck is doing this morning. all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people. >> and reports of multiple dogs attacked and killed by coyotes at a popular local park. what pet owners need to know. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no.

>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. its continue are news and weather coverage with a look at your forecast with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and don't you know it's back again. yeah. fog is covering much of the bay as we start not quite as aggressive as it was from yesterday. the notice we're already seeing some of the >> city line here. so we're peeling off in the east bay shoreline. these chalk to the golden gate bridge. i know the towers are covered up at this will improve as well as fog looks to be not as impactful at the coast in san francisco. she saw from yesterday already by noon the sort of clears on its way out. however, getting into next week. it looks like summer is coming back with teeth and claws. don't you know, yes. heat advisory in place the entire bay area except for solano county. technically, even though those numbers good 100 plus. but this is 11:00am tomorrow through 11:00pm on wednesday. now, thursday is not necessary to be chillier. anything it's going to be quite toasty. well in the mid 90's to some lower 90's going on in love. but at

least the advisory zone will retire by that point. that's the thinking at least now. temperature check for you, antioch at 60. 59 for livermore's lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 50's. meanwhile, up north, 55 for half moon bay. 63 for san jose. contrast yesterday. little cooler off to the east bay. meanwhile, up north, you see also numbers pretty close to yesterday's performance. let's try about 78 going on by 1 o'clock. notice. one little cloud puff was left over for 10 o'clock is the leftover business of the fog. 84 looks like by 4 o'clock as we see inland highs being shy of 90 gonna have more course of the 4 zone forecast. we'll check out more about this heat spike coming our way. 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking overnight, a person is in the hospital after someone shot them in antioch. police say it happened around 4 this morning off huntsman way. that's in the southern part of the city. police say when they got to that scene, they found someone suffering from a gunshot wound in the front yard of a house. that victim is in critical condition. if you know

anything about that shooting, please give police a call. and our top story this morning out of redwood city where 2 shootings happen in just one week. kron four's jack moment reports with the latest on the investigation and the search for suspects. >> both of these shootings happening within just days of each other. and also both of these shootings happening right off this section of l camino in redwood city. now i spoke with neighbors and hpbusiness owners who tell me they fear this part of redwood city has become a lot more unsafe in recent years. >> i just heard a lady screaming couple screaming and crying and stuff. but friday night someone shot and killed after what officials tell kron 4 was an argument that turned into a fight in the parking lot of a talker. ria just brown lives behind the parking lot and says fights and crimes are increasing. so think there's a lot of that element going on across the street there. police didn't offer many details about this particular shooting. we tried to speak to the about what they witness, but they were

just to shake it up. they told us everyone in the restaurant scattered when shots rang out. i would like for it to to to to stop. that's the scene after the shooting is still fresh. redwood city police giving this talker it behind me. these evidence bags in case there are any traces of those bullets that were flying on friday evening. still present here in this parking lot. very sad, very disappointing. and i know that lots of people win. >> these kind of incidents happen are just, you know, actually worried councilmember for district 4 elmer martinez. the bio says this shooting comes just 2 days after another shooting of jackson street where someone was left in critical condition. part of it is that gun violence is, you know, playing not just in our community, but across the country. right. and i think last incident was a tragic example of that. according to the department of justice, when you compare 2023 to pre-pandemic levels, violent crime redwood city doubled. councilmember sub ios says his district is full of latino

immigrants who he says do not trust. speaking to the police. they're now looking for anyone's immigration status, but they really just want to close these cases and make sure our community feels safe and confident knowing that the police department is working hard to to close these like it and more police intervention can't come soon enough for business owners like muhammad ta who says they've already been broken into the situation and the city is affecting the business along business. he tells us is down 40% compared to last year. >> he may have to move it think that we think about going down. you cannot survive. that should redwood city jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> a man is expected to survive after police say he was shot saturday afternoon in separate just goes out or mission district. police responded around 02:00pm near gutenberg street and mcdonald's. they found a man shot there. he was treated on scene by paramedics and taken to the hospital. witnesses say e

a car drove away around the same time. they believe it was involved in the shooting. police continue to search for evidence, witnesses or other possible victims. a paramedic is recovering this morning after a man broke into an ambulance in san francisco. it happened friday night at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, according to the fire department, the man smashed a window and tried to steal medical equipment inside san francisco fire says quick action from staff ondscene prevented other vehicles from being damaged. the sheriff's office arrested one suspect. and starting tomorrow pg e says power shut offs are possible. the alameda contra costa, napa and sonoma counties over elevated fire risk and estimated 1000 customers could be affected through tuesday. the utility company says once the severe weather does pass no work quickly to restore power, you can find more on pg e resource centers on their website. and new this morning, some of you may have felt a little shaken after a 4.2 magnitude quake in a row. miss. that's about 47

minutes south of san jose and san benito for nia. according to the u.s. geological survey, this happened around 2.47. this morning. thankfully no reports of anyone hurt or any bpildings damaged. >> people are terrified. they're very concerned about this >> developing this morning, dog owners on high alert san francisco after several coyote attacks. some of those attacks at crissy field have turned deadly kron four's. sara stinson spoke with a local dog group demanding more be done. >> the signs are all over crissy field and beach warning dog owners about coyotes. this one says alert off-leash dog and coyote aggression has been reported here. but one san francisco dog group says signs are not enough in preventing these attacks. coyotes are taking over some of san francisco's most popular parks and beaches, crissy field baker beach could become a hunting ground for dogs so far

this month, 3 dogs have been confirmed to be killed by coyotes. >> at crissy field and dog attacks have been reported weekly. you know, all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people because people have been feeding them. martha walters is the chair of the crissy field dog group. she says in the last 5 months there's been a major spike in coyote attacks. i've seen 2 attacks at crissy field. i've talked to east 100 people since late april. i've spoken to probable it. >> about 3 or 4 people have had to have lost their talks. the coyotes in the presidio too. and so it's it's something that is very traumatizing. but walter says there should be a public database where you can see real-time reporting of these incidents. the longtime group is now calling on the golden gate national recreation area. >> and the presidio trust to be more transparent. we would like to see your data of coyote incidents and sightings

and they won't give it to us. so we finally had to file a freedom of information act by a public record to get documents to see because i'm a data person. let's look at the data. the golden gate, national recreation area tells kron 4 that each of the deaths this month involved off-leash dogs. the agency has posted signs in the area to warn people and offer safety tips advising dog owners to report coyote encounters to park dispatch and to walk dogs on a leash. dog owners at crissy field say they see coyotes often and many have experienced encounters. he has chased one-off least before. so. >> it's happened. we're a lot more careful now when i know was kind a tease. i called my dog back and i got really big i thought about scaring away. bears is what i found in my head. its giveaway right away. >> park officials tell us they will be monitoring the area over the next several days to haze coyotes, which is a tactic to scare off. the coyote is in deter them from

coming back. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> i take a look at this. novato police say 5 people rammed into a car at a store front to break into a business on diablo avenue. it happened around 03:00am saturday. one person is in custody. officers spotted 2 cars speeding off and followed one of them to richmond where the driver crashed. police arrested them and that car was confirmed to be stolen. police also recovered stolen merchandise inside the investigation is ongoing. governor gavin newsom announced the last batch of bills. he's either signed or vetoed one of the bills he vetoed would have allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for unemployment benefits. newsom says it required money ntt included in the state budget. it's the second time in a week he's vetoed a bill supporting undocumented immigrants. last week he killed a bill that would have open campus jobs to undocumented students in the uc. and cal state university systems. well, happening

today, anyone thinking of heading into san francisco should expect to at some time to their commute. the giants finished their three-game series against the cardinals starting at noon, drivers are advised to expect heavy traffic on the roadways surrounding the stadium both before and after the game. and also today, it's the folsom street fair. the annual san francisco event is expected to draw a large crowd many and leather and other colorful attire. the event happens on a street to 13th street along folsom organizers say to expect music dancing, but be aware that if you're wearing anything at all, you might be considered a little overdressed, open eyes or say all right. coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. new details in the lawsuit against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl in the south bay. >> this east bay native being honored on a national level and he's touched the lives of hundreds of people wrongfully imprisoned. and october is

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>> all right. welcome back. 9.13, this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you could just make it out underneath all of that fog. dave. >> i don't think it's see you over there. yeah. okay. yeah.

it's a it's back again. you know, and you see all of this and thank all not saturday. no, no, no, this could be different. we're going to peel this off a little quicker. i know it's already getting past his past 9 o'clock here. but give a couple of hours and an improvement with mostly sunny skies. even at the coast. first signs of things happening down here to san jose state. yeah, some breaks happening there in the clouds, the fog clouds and whatever showing how was breaking up. we switch over to the east bay shoreline. some of that fog mixing out to with the drier air aloft. so we're going in the right direction to get to some sunshine and not to guilty on those temperatures to that's later, but not so much today, 60 antioch, 60 for livermore, east bay shoreline, lower 60's lot of uniformity in the east bay. not to be the case as we go for 50's up north. 57 san francisco, 63 for san jose just run through this real quickly. that's the it for the fog and the fog clouds tomorrow morning. they come back kind of in a way, not really a so we stay sunny

through the period. kind of one of the signs you get with a heat spike. not too much in the way of fog of the something and slide right below high. so for today, mostly sunny and nice 70's for the bay 80's happening inland. by the way, sfo, last check about a 37 minute delay, even though we didn't have any yesterday early in the week. it's a heat advisory monday, tuesday, wednesday, those the 3 days to watch out for almost all of the bay included in this except against a lot county and then for this rest of this week, temperatures then relax somewhat thursday as we return to the mid 90's. they're not so lofty near 100 or so for today. again, opening up the skies nicely. 69 san francisco, 73 for oakland. 82 san jose. we got this upper 80's in the far east bay up north, a mixture of 70's and 80's. 69, san francisco. 82 san jose. there's half moon bay which will improve this afternoon. 98 for monday and tuesday, not happen bay but inland at 104, coming up in a bit. we'll be having that longer range forecast for a look at the 7 7

day in all-share force on 2.70. all right. dave, thanks so much. and october is just around the corner marking philippine indigenous peoples month. >> and this morning bay area dance company pirrong all joins us live for a special preview of an upcoming show that's marking the moment. joining us live now to share more is faisal mono and matthew spina harris with the company. they also joined by translator, eric solano. good morning, gentlemen, in morning with a case, of course. so happy to have you back here again. so first of all, for to recap for viewers, tell us a bit about problem. yes, so putting a we are a philippine performing arts company here in the francisco area. >> so we worked to celebrate the different cultures of the philippines through deaths. so we celebrate the 15th anniversary last year and this year we do have a show the ship that are called the buckets. beautiful. and i would love to hear a little bit more about this upcoming show. yeah, absolutely. so this year shows focus on them again tonight. i think with the southern philippines. so you have 3 people representing from that from the region. we i left served by someone as

well as 2 other culture. bear is not studying wilhelm and manion. and i fees come to while go. so we're very excited to have 3 of them with us here from the philippines to perform. wow, incredible. and also tell us a bit about philippine indigenous peoples month, which is in october. yeah. so it's a really away in the philippines to celebrate the many different communities exist, philippines, there's over 100 and businesspeople, indigenous coast of the philippines. also, we do have to look at american history month here the u.s.. so it's kind of like double holiday for us. >> absolutely. and walk us thru. also just the message you hope to convey in the program and when you're on stage performing. >> well, were hoping to convey few different things. one that just people aren't active part of the philippines and the flipping society in the philippine gaspar, but also that we are here in san francisco as well. and we're hoping to honor them and get to know people as well as celebrate our presence here and especially within somewhere south of market. that's a huge fillip in the community there as well. so let's celebrate radio.

>> absolutely. faisal eric would love to have a chance for you to chime tell us a bit about your involvement with the production, how it feels to be a part of all >> i mean, that's a i because i'm going production 8, though, the 2 main in daniel, i didn't get the not beatings and all. >> so for us, i was very happy to be part of the people that's okay. show is coming next weekend. and this is one way for the mug and identity to be known and to be shared with the community here in the bay area. and thanks for having us here. first, of course, that carol and to be able to showcase here. thank you so much. all right. well, thank you so much, gentlemen. just so we know what you're going to be doing us. a live percussion performance. will you be requiring the music as well? yes, so we're gonna be playing the coolant on, which is a bron brusque, ensembles cervix, that it's you. >> he put playing music as well as performing dances from

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4 morning news. 2 people killed at a busy intersection in san francisco less than 2 weeks apart. the calls for safety from neighbors. plus, new details in a lawsuit filed against the driver accused of hitting and killing this little girl. her sister watched. but older sister die

right in front of her. we have a lawyer for the family says that driver should have been behind the wheel in the first place. and a local city attorney raising concerns about what he's calling a huge spike in energy prices. well, he says what will cause that increase and the residents this could impact. good morning 9.29. this beautiful sunday. welcome back to the call for weekend morning news. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with mister dave sphar a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody still battling some of the fog even at hour. there you start seeing a peel away from the east bay shoreline and sfo. the about a 37 minute delay cooking here. >> not much left from of those are just they're stubborn spots as everybody including at the coast, clears up very nicely temperatures for you. now we have lower 60's work on the east bay 50's. meanwhile, up towards the north, let's do about 77 at 1 o'clock. 84 by

4, we probably won't see any 90's in the forecast for today. that's for today. next week. nineties will be plentiful. heat advisory in place monday tuesday and wednesday. gonna talk a little bit more about the longer-range forecast for a look at that. 7 day 2 in your 4 zone forecast. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. developing now in san francisco, there are calls to make the streets safer for pedestrians. >> after 2 recent deadly crashes on san francisco's lombard street. and as kron four's, sara stinson explains a bill aiming to do just that is currently on governor gavin newsom's desk. >> the non-profit walk sf is putting the word out about the 2 recent pedestrian deaths by putting signs up so far more people have now died after getting hit by cars this year compared to 2023. new signs hang along. san francisco's lombard streets working to sites where a pedestrian got hit and killed by a driver. the nonprofit walk says the 2

recent deaths are adding on to an alarming total. we've now had 18 pedestrian deaths in san francisco. a 7 year-old woman was hit by a driver on september. 12th at the intersection of lombard and laguna streets. she has since died from her injuries. then on saturday, a 52 year-old man was hit and killed by a car. >> on lombard and goff streets, my heart broken for. 2 families who just lost loved ones in 2 weeks right here. the sign's caught the eye of ohana magnussen who has lived off of lombard for nearly 30 years sends a message to me that it's not safe to walk around in this neighborhood. magnussen has also been driving for lyft and uber in the city for a decade. she says she sees a lot of reckless driving. i see people running red lights, least 5 to 6 times a day. >> and it's just a disrespect for human life and has to stop. >> and have you ever seen anyone get pulled over? >> almost never. lombard street is one of the main arteries for drivers to get to

and from the golden gate bridge lindsay with walk sf says speeding has become out of control. and number one thing that needs to happen on this street is speaks in to come down. and right now it designed in a way that encourages drivers to go way too fast. its speed limits 30 miles an hour. despite being next, a resident, you know, these are residential streets. a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make state-owned streets like lombard safer. make shore. >> caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on the roads and francisco to improve safety. a lot of art is a very fast street. this is senator wiener second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor. >> but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you.

>> a saint is a community members gathering at the intersection of jackson street and would set land thursday to celebrate hispanic heritage month. and a new crosswalk. community leaders say they advocated for this crosswalk outside a school saying this intersection was the site of many pedestrian fatalities. >> walking across the street with the students right with the mariachi is with the immigrant community. that was a testament, right, that our city stands with our eastside families are city stands with our latino are vietnamese, an immigrant. >> populations, right? we're not going to look the other way. >> when they're getting hurt and when they're in danger. >> after the ribbon cutting ceremony, community members gathered at rocketship fuerza elementary school to listen to the mariachi band show off some of their traditional outfits. in honor of that moment. police arrested a man in coma for stealing merchandise and threatening the manager of the store with a knife. investigators say it

happened on serramonte boulevard near the target best buy. the man is accused of stealing about $10 worth of merchandise when the manager confronted the man. police say that's when the man showed a knife threatening to use it. police also say the man had drugs on him, possibly math. he was arrested and booked into the san mateo j. happening right now. police are once again looking for this young woman, karen escobar, korea. she first went missing in july but was located safely about a week ago. now from a police say she's run away from home. it happened last night around 08:00pm. she is described as being around 12 years old, 5 feet, 4 inches tall around 115 pounds with red hair and brown eyes. she was last seen in the area of 3rd street and f street. hundreds of workers face an uncertain future. now that the a's are set to leave oakland, the union representing the hospitality workers tells kron 4 no severance pay is being offered. there won't be any health care coverage. workers are accusing era marked their

employer at the coliseum breaking a contract that promised these benefits. the union filed a grievance with the company and hopes to go to arbitration soon. >> we also made a request to air march. said no to expedite the arbitration. the workers wouldn't have to wait a long time. and they also no, it's like they. just just been our thing. >> the oakland a's committed a million dollars to help with the coliseum vendor assistance fund which also supports workers employed by aramark. the family of an 11 year-old girl filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a driver involved in a crash that killed her for sara stinson spoke with the attorney representing the family. >> a walk home from a park turned tragic for a cupertino family. 11 year-old molly qatari was among 4 children walking in the bike lane when investigators say a truck plowed into them on april 27th. >> my he was walking back from a park near her home with. her

sister and her 2 cousins that were visiting from india and her father and her grandfather were walking with them. just several steps behind. they're legally walking in the bike lane because there wasn't a continuous sidewalk. qatari died at the hospital a couple days later. >> her family has now filed a lawsuit against the driver of the truck. sima bought is the family's attorney. i don't know if i can. overstate the hole that's been. left in the heart. my he's parents but says mall, he's younger sister and cousins, ages 8, 7, and 4 suffered serious injuries. she also fears of the emotional damage done to the children. her sister watched. >> her older sister die right in front of eyes. so >> all these all the children have suffered the santa clara county sheriff's office identified the driver as 38 year-old adam. she in lieu of

cupertino, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. but so far has not been charged with the crime. the family is also suing grandparents who owned the truck involved but says they should not have loaned it to him when he was unfit to drive. according to our investigation. >> he had had at least one dui in the past and he did not have a valid driver's license at the time of this incident, but says they're in the process of filing another lawsuit against the city of cupertino in hopes that it will make this stretch of road safer for pedestrians and hoping that by this lawsuit we can help effect some change because this should not happen again. i reached out to the city manager of cupertino as well as the santa clara county district attorney to learn about any potential criminal charges. but i did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in cupertino. kron. 4 news. >> all roads are back open in santa rosa after a hazmat spill. parts of north dunn

avenue and all side streets between west 9th and hewitt streets were blocked off for several hours. that's what crews clean up above 300 gallons of a mix of several fluids, including diesel gas, oil and transmission fluid. the liquid fell off a truck creating spills in several locations. took about 2 hours to clean. the san francisco city attorney filed a final brief and the u.s. supreme court against the epa hoping to save city residents from what he's calling massive bill increases. according to the epa, the city has had a massive sewage water problem. so bad. the agency filed a complaint against the city claiming 1.8 million gallons of sewage was dumped into surrounding waters. the city attorney appealed the case saying instructions needed to be more clear and affordable for residents. the case eventually went to the u.s. supreme court tuesday, according to the brief individual rate payers are expected to pay nearly $9,000 a year for utilities by 2039.

and it is time for the pet palooza at gateway at millbrae station today. the event is free and open to the public with activities including dog yoga pet costume contest. lot of food and music and more. the event runs from 11:00am at north rollins road in millbrae. >> all right. take a look. this a very good boy needs your help winning an award for his work in our community. how he serves children in the bay area and why he deserves your vote. and a historic first in the bay area for us. after the break, i spoke with the current miss asian global in studio earlier today about her incredible story. that's coming up next on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us.

>> all right, 9.42, that i was this a beautiful morning. but i guess it's up to interpretation. still but it is pretty straight. a little eyes. the beholder. its objectives. true. yeah, a little spooky. can we say that? that's a worker. spooky. i feel spooked out right now in the bay bridge shot there that that light there is that is that the light that i go to rosebud? i don't anyone. review of halloween at dave's a i guess some people would say it's kind of spooky in some ways. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. hate sfo, by the way, they still or cooking on a 37 minute delay. i know it's past 9 o'clock, but san jose state all open up. this is the future. as you can see, nice blue skies taking over its is going proved from there start peeling away from the rest of the bay. >> meanwhile, tahoe forecast underscores the warming trend

tuesday wednesday and the lower 80's. no less soure players putting us into this heat advisory. yep. the familiar reds right across the golden state is you will notice nice little juice, hilo up to the north. well, pretty much buy passes. it will break the back of the high a little bit going forward temporarily. but not gonna give us any rain or anything like that. so we're not gonna cool off as dramatically as we did from the last go around. there is into next weekend, kind of the development of the high that wants to build here to our south. although the impact doesn't appear to be as great but something bears some watching this first hit definitely will be the heavier of those 2, 4, zone forecast for the sunday as the sun starts to come on out 69, san francisco. we'll keep the 60's along the coast. 74 meanwhile, for burning game, 79, san carlos 18. meanwhile, for palo alto, the south bay approaching into the lower 80's morgan hill. 86 los gatos, 84 east bay shoreline, upper 70's tried valley. meanwhile, mid to upper 80's. you can see 86 danville, walnut creek as well.

berkeley, 69 vallejo at 69 as well. 84 for fairfield, 79 for napa and 87 for santa rosa. hot, hot hot. it is for the middle week, particularly as we get to tuesday. 1, 0, for 104 wednesday. thursday is not in that period. they talked about the heat advisory. if that holds like that will probably hear about this. expand has been expanded now to 11:00pm thursday. but as of now supposed to expire on wednesday, but definitely looking at those hot days of tuesday. wednesday, particularly thursday, too. and everybody's going to feel okay. and san francisco, you'll feel too. so take advantage of the cooling at night. you know, when to open up the windows in that kind of stuff. so. >> okay. definitely count. given us a preview of what to expect. thanks a lot. dave. what still crossing and dr. maya angelou landmark san francisco's first intersection on a way to distinguish black women. dr. maya angelou was famous for her poetry and involvement in the civil rights movement. and toni stone was the first woman to be on a professional baseball team on a regular basis.

>> incredibly appropriate today. 2 honor to trailblazing women who shaped our cultural landscape were cultivated in neighborhood here that recognizes our history and represents our values. >> still in play for the san francisco seals from 1943. to 1945. family of both women celebrated their achievements at this event. and the nation's longest-running asian-american pageant returned for its 39th year in san francisco. and this year's winner made history as the first hmong american to be crowned miss asian global and the chance to speak with rain job earlier today. >> thank you so much for being here with us this morning. thank you for having me. of course. and looking gorgeous and sparkly. sir, tell us a bit about, you know, your experience as queen. so far. pbig congratulations, of course, that you've been crowned just a few months. now at this point, a little over a month. okay. okay. how done.

>> it's been amazing. i've received so much support from people i know and people it's amazing because i'm from wisconsin. so being out here, i feel a lot of support from the bay area it over here, which is so amazing. it's great to make connections, especially with my dad and sisters. they're all amazing. people love that. so of course, you are studying now at stanford second year, i would suburb cleese. i kiss. this makes us rival. tell us a bit about how you got involved with the pageant as a student at stanford. >> yes, so i had done one other pageant before this. it's in my hometown of sheboygan, wisconsin. i did. i was miss like in 2023. all right. and my mom had sent me a link to them. this asian global padgett during the school year. and she's like this is in the bay area. it's perfect on your right there. you have opportunities to do things and actually debated for a while. but then in the end, i decided to and it was

one of the best decisions i've made yet. tell us a bit about what it was like to compete. >> oh, it was so amazing. we spent like a week preparing for the actual day of competition, but just getting to know the girls and bonding with them and having to 6 shared experiences together. was like one of the most amazing experience. you walk us through a particularly memorable moment. oh, there you are. that's not right. looking i look at the costumes. well, that was my favorite part, the cultural attire segment because like again, i was the only among delegate as well as really cool just to like show my culture yes and tell us what it's been like and just how it feels how this moment. >> affects you being the first american to represent decision. global organizations. yeah. when i heard my name called i was like in shock. i just like started walking straight but i really feel like most. >> honored like that is the

largest emotion that i have is just like incredibly honored and thankful for my community. >> for my family, my friends and you absolutely are a role model and a trailblazer in a sense as well. other girls, asian americans now look up to you. >> yeah, i and that's what i really really want to encourage, especially among girls to get out to be vocal to represent our culture. it's just so amazing. seeing so many hmong people doing amazing things like sunni leaf area on woman who's a trailblazer. so have you connected with her by chance? know, love was sunni. if you're seeing >> well, maybe she is. and you know, for your platform, i think you might be able to reach her and lots of other people as well. full disclaimer. i also did the global in this asian america pageant as well several met before quite a bit of time ago. and it is such a fantastic experience and just the connections that you make are incredible. tell us a bit

about your as miss asian global? when i did my social impact on statement. >> i really focused on the wrongful detainment and for super patient of southeast asian immigrants and i think especially studying asian american studies. the question of abolition and freedom for those detainees. >> is something that's been on my mind. especially. and i also want to be in the justice system. i want to go to law school. the lawyer be a judge. and so that's like at the forefront of my mind while credible now, as particular platform impacted you personally in any way or did you read? >> a particular article, perhaps that resonated with you that led you to want to make this your platform. yeah. well, known many family members and family friends who have detained and prison systems, but there was patrick particular article that i read in my intro to asian american studies class and it was called hope is contagious. and

it was really beautiful. it's about solidarity and just like spreading hope and love has a way perseverance to these tough times. yeah, that's a beautiful message to share. walk us through what the most surprising thing was for you about competing in this. >> and the most surprising thing, honestly is the sisterhood that i do feel because all of these women that i was like the side are super intelligent and passionate and just. role models. every single one of them. and it was just i was really surprised. >> how well? >> i was able to click with some people that i had like not met before, like just met and is really amazing. it's just it's, you know, a testament to how great people they are as well. all that's a lovely thing to share. >> would love to get your perspective to just, you know,

what is your hope for the future when it comes to? >> being asian american and being asian american, asian american woman in this country with so much going on in the world right now. it is your yeah. my hope is that. >> we keep bringing attention to issues and the things that we're passionate about, especially asian american women. i feel especially growing up. i've been a very like vocal person like activist circles and things like that. and i feel like the stereotype is often that asian women are very dim. your thereyou note into themselves and not very vocal about things a lot of issues affect them. and so i really want young asian american to continue to use our voices and speak out get platforms and use them for good. all right. we look forward to seeing the big impact are going to continue to make in the community. >> thank you so much to the very first hmong american woman to be crowned miss asian

global rain. jean, congratulations again. thank you. right. we'll be right back.

>> all right, new this morning, some of you might have felt a little shaken after a 4.2 magnitude earthquake in a row. miss has about 47 minutes south of san jose is sad. but, you know, california, according to the u.s. geological survey, this happened around 2.47. this morning. thankfully, we did not get any reports of anyone hurt or any buildings damaged by that quake. >> efficient.

>> and the space x mission to rescue 2 stranded astronauts from the international space station is officially underway. a falcon 9 rocket launch from the kennedy space center this morning headed for the iss. butch wilmore and suni williams. they arrived at the space station back in june for a mission that was only supposed to last a week, but then the boeing starliner they were supposed to board was deemed unfit to return to earth by the time they get back in jet in february, rather, their round trip will have stretched to more than 8 months. kept 2 seats open on this space flight. so the astronauts they can finally be brought back home that's a long time coming. at least they'll finally be back on planet earth soon. hopefully. and for your health as we approach flu season, you can get free covid test once again. this comes as the cold. the cdc rather reports and up take a covid cases nationwide. you can sign up for the tests at covidtests dot gov. he

tells hole gets 4 free tests. the portola music festival continues today at francisco's pier 80. that's despite some noise complaints from residents in alameda and officials as well. this marks the 3rd year of the festival. you may recall in 2023, some residents and alameda, they complain about them that the loud music echoing across the bay into their neighborhoods. the event concludes today at 11:00pm festival. organizers say they'll do everything they can to keep the noise down. and we are fetching you a positive news story this morning, nasa like i did eat dale. the therapy dog saved day is a we needed a boy has been nominated for the american humane award. >> he's described as a loveable rhodesian ridgeback. he makes regular appearances. >> at the george mark children's hospital in san leandro. he even goes to pleasanton libraries, paused

to read program during the school year to help kids manage stress about tests. well, you can help him win the award by voting at hero dog awards dot org. all right. let's go vote today. we could use we want you we need >> have a great day. everybody.

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