from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as we go "into the wild." >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news police in the north. they are searching for the driver involved in a deadly case of road rage. >> in one woman dead, what we're learning from

investigators. >> caltrans says that they're working with us for a solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for us. >> and some of our four-legged neighbors may have to find somewhere else to go. east bay animal shelter shuts down, why they're least isn't being renews and how you can help them out. plus, hearing from local law enforcement over the recall of district attorney pamela price. y 2 dozen east bay police unions want her out of office. it said. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, october, the 6. and let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> today, that's right. the

excessive heat warnings and heat advisories that we've talked about from before have been extended for yet another day in san francisco, for example. but elsewhere around the bay, you're pretty much dealing with the same thing we talked about from yesterday. one of the issues has been no winds and the winds we've gotten have gotten a little from the offshore direction, which is completely canceled out any marine impact. we get. there's a live shot coming in from mount tam picture and a little bit of the ocean or the orange color and therefore you a watercolor work. but what we know very well. the heat alerts there. we their excessive heat warning for all of the east bay. you can see the south bay, much of the peninsula except along the coast and san francisco isn't that excessive heat warning to when you're talking about highs in the 90's. yeah. that's why you got it. so we didn't cool off much last night at all. part of the reason why look at the winds there, single digits. they're not coming from the coast at all. if they're moving at all. meanwhile, the temperatures bear this out to inland is actually little cooler than around the bay. lower 70's of

the east bay shoreline. meanwhile, for tried ally in the 60's up north got some 50's here and there petaluma. that's a gift. 59. but then some freakish numbers are in the 70's along the coast. for contrast to that half moon bay, 11 degrees ahead than they were this time for 24 hours ago. elsewhere, you see numbers can be somewhat of a half a dozen difference. so hour by hour, looking a little warmer. it looks like 4 of the coastal areas that inland at first and then we'll catch up for the inland spots. heating up by 10:00am. could have more on this hot forecast and hot weekend. coming up, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. in lake county, evacuation orders remain in place for the glen haven fire. it started just before noon friday near clearlake on a hillside of harvey boulevard in the glen haven community. the flames destroyed at least 2 buildings and torched more than 400 acres. that fire is 30% contained. and our top story this morning in the north bay, chp says a woman died saturday in a road rage

incident and boehner park kron four's jeff moment has more. >> will chp tells us it was a road rage incident that led up to this fatal crash here on stony point road in rohnert park. that's shutdown this part of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of a santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of the road on stony point all the time and that the situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron

for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car being towed into the scene. quickly before everything was cleared of traffic was reopened. we asked chp for an interview about this incident and for more details on the people involved but were denied. now the road here on stony point ended up reopening just a little bit before 7 in the evening. a chp continues to investigate. >> the circumstances surrounding this fatal crash reporting in rohnert park jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> breaking overnight in the east bay. this video shows flames shooting out of a car in south oakland. this is posted on the citizen app around one 39 this morning off case. well, avenue not far from the brookfield village neighborhood. you can see firefighters on scene there trying to get the flames under control. we are working to see how long first responders plan to be in this area. also

breaking in oakland are looking at what appears to be the aftermath of a car crashing into a building. this is video from the citizen app taken around 12 50 this morning near the intersection of international boulevard and seminary avenue. you can see first responders heading towards that badly damaged vehicle there. we're asking oakland police about possible injuries. and if anyone faces charges, we'll update you as soon as we learn more. a santa rosa man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a chase after a downtown carjacking friday night. and then driving the wrong way on highway 101. it began near the intersection of santa rosa avenue and 3rd street when the victim was stopped at a red light. the suspect reportedly sideswiped another car. police eventually arrested him on suspicion of carjacking and resisting arrest. and animal shelter in the east bay may have to shut down after their current lease expires caltrans, which owns the property says they need that land to stage equipment for a project on i-80 kron

four's. sara stinson shows us how community members are trying to help. >> right of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home life terms. julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe. >> yeah. and 60 of those are capped. >> the rest are large and small breed the shelter uses donations and grant money to take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescue dogs from kill shelters. >> over in red, you know, one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes to the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy, in >> but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their lease won't get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the

property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >> somebody will bring an animal and i can't take it in and a bother me for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor. >> for district 2 for richmond, he's hopeful that we will be able to find a warehouse that the city owns that they're not uses that haven't been used for a while. there's also a petition that's been created from the community rallying behind delhi's place so that it can continue to save animals. and

it shows people that are out there that are fighting for jellies, not the clothes because they rely >> we do it because it needs to be done. i'm sara stinson reporting in san pablo kron. 4 news. another blow for alameda county da pamela price. last week, every single police union in her county came out in support of removing her from office. alameda county has a total of 14 police unions. that group was joined by victims. >> of rather families of crime victims in making that announcement da price. meantime, responding to these developments saying in a statement to kron 4, quote for too long, a's have been beholden to these unions and the results has been a system that neglects the needs of our community and is riddled with racial disparities. this kind of backlash is to be expected. she writes congressman eric swalwell, he also shows support for the recall price was elected with 53% of the vote in 2022. alameda county

voters will be able to decide whether or not to recall price on november. 5th. and also facing a recall campaign is oakland mayor sheng thao. now in response to that effort, house expected to host a news conference today announcing the launch of the oaklanders defending democracy campaign firing back at critics accusing her of failing to address crime in oakland. and new this morning, san francisco based cannabis delivery service, east technologies is shutting down operations in the next few months. the company launched in 2014. the mobile app serves customers in michigan and cities throughout california. it's unclear how many employees will be affected by the layoffs. we've reached out to ease for a statement and will update you as soon as we hear back. and happening today. it's the 50th annual castro street fair founded in 1974. by harvey milk. it's designed to promote on businesses and castro neighborhood culture. the fair will mean some street closures in the area and runs from 11 until 6 tonight.

>> it will be. >> arguably from the day 1, one of the most popular museums in the world. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new unique museum could be coming from a galaxy far, far away to the bay. you can check out again a wars galaxy far, far away. that's coming up. plus, confusion over the recent sale of the oakland coliseum in our next half hour, why 3 city council members say the bills are getting paid. but first, the city of san francisco is trying a new method to prevent prostitution in the mission district. after the break here from frustrated neighbors who say the current attempts simply are not working. >> ouch again today. look at this excessive heat warning in san francisco, all of the east and south bays as we brace for whether that even hot by july august standards will have your forecast called for more news.

>> well, this a recent october weather can be tough news for many california farmers. it's coming at a bad time for some fall crops, including wine, grapes. some reds, they say need more time to fully ripen grow is in northern california. can't let those grapes stay on the vine any longer because that heat is turning the grapes into raisins. rowe is in clarksburg unload. i told our sacramento sister station fox 40 that they're now taking measures to protect their crops, but they are prepared for some losses. and i said is some tough news

for farmers out there live. look now outside at the embarcadero, though, in san francisco. i just looking like a beautiful morning and it's also expected to get quite warm out there, dave. yeah, nothing too about those grapes to us from the wind. you also get the higher alcohol content a little 12% out creeping into 13. >> even getting close to 14 pan beautiful picture, though. notice the flag, not doing anything. that's part of the other issue, too, are supposed to be near water and near an ocean of cold ocean at that. and yet that influence not being felt. a reminder that latitude is not everything. you got to have the other elements that come into play. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all half moon bay don't quite have the pretty colors there. but we have some of the cooler blues working here almost to the eyes. optically, it feels a little cooler with that. but we do have some freakishly warm numbers there. half moon bay, partially because they've had some offshore winds. if they've had any wind. so we haven't had any of that on shore influence. what's like this? water doesn't exist. providing the cooling relief. check out the numbers where we

were half moon bay. 64 but pacifica, 82 68 for san francisco. so that's a big time improvement. meanwhile, up north, we hodgepodge of 60's and 70's again. it's going to depend on where you are. the winds are going to be hot everywhere, but some of these oddball numbers are happening just because they're not getting that coastal impact or influence at all. so look ahead in our forecast today. it's warm start very hot happening inland then for tomorrow we've got sunny and hot 100 plus, still perhaps inland. still cooking here, 90's for the bay. then next week we're warm early relief by midweek. so that's pretty much the game plan. we're still sticking with notice. the winds they're still coming from the north of still be defined as the land win for the most part and the tilting a little bit offshore, wrong we're getting somewhere here by monday evening. we switch more onshore. that's beautiful. there. so once we get that direction, you're gonna start feeling a big change in that. when we start doing the mixing at least horizontally so in the mixing

process for today's forecast, check him out the numbers. 91 sunny and hot. san francisco, oakland, a little cooler there to was chilly. 84 101. for san jose. the big board here are the numbers and tri valley, 100 plus again today, east bay shoreline battling near that with the 90's doesn't help. when you have the winds coming over the east bay hills behind you on your back right through the bay. meanwhile, up north, we got 102, expected and several locations next couple of days. there's an improvement, 96. then by monday, 89 cooking here by tuesday, shuns a cooking because it's getting cooler by that point. not as hot by the time we get the middle of the week and the end of the week looks pretty sweet, though. okay. some good news there. the only thing is to little issue will be bringing up next time is we do have another tropical system developing in the gulf of mexico where we have this other one happened. okay. same location. it's that time of year for make a pretty active. okay. all right. thanks for staying on top of >> all right. well, developing now in san francisco city

leaders are expanding their strategy against prostitution just like what they did on tap street in the mission district. the city is now putting up barriers on another street to stop the traffic flow that's caused by the work for sara stinson spoke to residents in the area. >> the barriers are set to be installed on several blocks of shot wall street. this as people who have lived and worked there for decades, feeling relieved during daytime shot. well, street in san francisco's mission district can be seen full of families walking and biking. but at night, people who live here say it's a different story of the altercations that the cackling, the screening. >> the stabbings, the shootings means just the noise is every night, but it's not safe to leave, you know, place after dark around here. this corridor has become a hot spot for illegal it's wild. the owners of shot was bar say they change closing time to midnight instead of 02:00am to keep their customers safe. friday and saturday, the scare

off the window what is happening. this is crazy. the city has found success with driving away johns and workers. >> by installing mid-block barriers on cap street last year. but then the city started getting complaints from people who live in work 2 blocks over on shotwell street saying it's now happening. they're not just weekends, but we've nights as well. it's bumper to bumper. >> was john's knocked down our slow street barriers. the city's transit agency voted tuesday to install these barriers. a longshot wall street between 19th and 21st streets and police recently installed public safety cameras there as well. but i'm 100% in favor of these barriers going up. >> i am really looking forward to the calm that that's going to bring. it would have happened if people didn't get organized city hall ben. >> absolutely feckless on this. but now people who live on surrounding streets are worried prostitution will just be pushed towards them, not move this, not displace it further but kind of address. think there's

>> a lot of work to be done. this is going to effectively make too. dead-end streets, which is going to just kick it to streets that you can drive everyone i spoke with says they want more inforcement. police say they've made 72 arrests in the last 4 months around shot wall street and they will continue to have patrols in the area. >> and i'm told those barriers are set to be installed sometime next week. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> bay area, air quality officials are slapping the marathon refinery in martinez with a 5 million dollar fine. they say the company violated air quality standards while the refinery was shut down during the pandemic. during that time, the district claims marathon improperly flared gases and vapors from storage tanks and loading racks. marathon spokesperson says all violations included in this case have been corrected. >> well, your health this morning, experts are warning that artificial intelligence and deep fakes are creating

more disturbing kinds of harassment. technology experts are warning about cyber bullying involving a i the cdc says victims of bullying can face elevated risk for depression, anxiety and sleep disorders and experience academic hurdles possibly dropping out of school. but doctors with purdue university say parents should also be on the lookout for a new phenomenon called self cyber bullying. >> essentially the minor creates. >> account online and they harass themselves and they're doing this a partially for attention seeking behaviors, but also because the miners believe that other people are pulling them. so if they are the ones that full of themselves first, that maybe it will decrease the likelihood of other people attacking them. >> researchers say roughly 6 to 12% of miners report engaging in this kind of digital self-harm. >> so if you do the sense that police department is that department now where people want to come to and that did

not happen just by chance that happened because of our work. >> the san francisco police department now he's welcoming its largest academy class in 6 years. this week, 50 new recruits start training to help solve police staffing shortages. the city has invested in the higher starting salary and brought that retired officers to conduct background checks. >> can't afford to ski >> will the 50th annual black cowboy parade made its way through oakland on saturday since 1974, the oakland black cowboy association has hosted this event to talk about the contributions made by people of color settling in the wild west. besides the parade, organizers also featured a horse and pony rides, live music and even some cooking by the cowboys. coming up on the

kron 4 morning news. a measure on the november ballot wants to enforce more rent control on newer apartments. >> why some say this actually won't help california renters. and after the break, a new report shows business booming in california. what we're learning about the success of our hispanic neighbors.

>> all right. welcome back. a galaxy far, far away could be coming closer to home. the 4 largest collectors, a star wars memorabilia are hoping to join forces to create an experience for all the fans. it's a new museum and they're

hoping it ends up in san francisco. >> the proposed the saga museum, a star wars memorabilia will be the world's largest collection of star wars memorabilia over a million items from the star wars universe. not only things that fans collect it but priceless. one of a kind icons from all the films from star wars, all the things that george lucas created in universe, it will be arguably from the day 1, 1, of the most popular museums in the world. >> yeah, it sounds like it's going to be an incredible thing. if it doesn't appear in san francisco would love to see that the collectors are still in the early stages of trying to find the space and cities on the list to include vegas in la. but they say san francisco seems like the natural home for their collections because george lucas is from the bay drawing inspiration from things he'd see regularly from the giant cranes at the port of oakland to the beauty of muir woods and as the sights and sounds at the marin county civic center. and as national

hispanic heritage month kicks off into full swing, there are some new findings about how california is leading the way in supporting hispanic-owned businesses. the latest report on the best states for hispanic owned businesses ranks california in the top 10 nationwide 20 through a 23.0. 60% of california small businesses are hispanic owned. study also shows 9.18% of small businesses and small businesses employees in california. they work for hispanic own companies. and kron 4 is sharing stories highlighting local hispanic communities. we have a section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage month. you can find on kron dotom and be sure to tune into our hispanic heritage. special hosted by theresa which airs right here on kron 4 on october 15, starting at 06:30pm. >> never forget at the end of

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>> it receive the money. when did we receive the money? how much money did we receive and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? >> developing now on the kron 4 morning news, oakland city council members continue to ask questions after the sale of the oakland coliseum. some say this could affect the city's annual budget. plus,

top 3 prop 30 threes on the november ballot. voters need to know about its red control measures. and prof or is highlighting local stories during cancer awareness month. we take you to a bay area hospital helping women make essential health decisions. >> 30 this morning. welcome back to the 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your sunday forecast with dave sphar heyday. >> sunshine. sure. yeah. good morning. morning, everybody. well, that's right. we got those all those statements we talked about their around again for today. hopefully he'll be expired by the time we get to tomorrow. they're pegged obese expired by tonight. >> but that may be extended as well. first things first, a beauty shot not too bad on our mount tam picture. little bit of haze going on. it's hard to get that mixing. that's part of the problem with our forecast being so hot. we're not getting that mixing in one of the other benefits. one of the other result, of course of that is is air pollutants. all

that particulate matter does kind of sticks in the air and hangs around. there's a look at our heat advisory in the heat. excessive heat warning. notice the east bay. you're in that excessive heat warning penninsula most of it south bay as well and including san francisco. is this going to be plenty hot as well? that really shows you when you get those wacky total numbers in san francisco. it tells you we're just not getting much in the way of surface circulation. and when we do this atternoon, notice where it's coming from. it's an offshore direction across the carquinez strait and back out to the ocean as you will notice that onshore wind is in our offshore wind, rather is not good. there is a switch that does happen gradually. it looks like by the time we get to wednesday night, which means wednesday, ripley, be plenty hot as well. so a look at the bay area. temperatures as we speak a little bit of relief in half moon bay, but pacific at over freakish 82, that all changes begin change the winds. however, looks like sausalito at 74 fairfax. 61. meanwhile, the laos coming in at that 65 for now. and for

our temperature change contrast where you were about a half-dozen degrees ahead of yesterday's numbers. so hour by hour, we're looking at those numbers climbing right through the 70's. if you're not already there, heating up to be on 81 by the time we get to 10 o'clock check into that longer range forecast for you. and so what you expect in your neighborhood this afternoon, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. developing in the east bay, some council members in oakland claim poor communication over the city of oakland's deal to sell its half of the coliseum appears to be causing another round of chaos within the walls of city hall. those council members say that they've been kept in the dark about changes to the deal. four's dan kerman has the latest. >> on tuesday, several oakland city council members voiced concern that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property assail, which is critical to the city's budget. did weh receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money? >> did we receive and has the

contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire. >> and our department of violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff and suddenly word leaked that the deal and the city's budget were in jeopardy. the mayor's office denied that as did the african american sports and entertainment group which is purchased the coliseum site. it's very unfortunate for us because now we're having to serve correct. >> the record from our perspective and just kind of clearing things up. i mean, there's like you said it's been widely reported that we never even 5 million dollar payment. so it's really unfortunate, but it's not accurate, right? bob, with a a s e g confirms the initial 5 million dollar payment was made september 3rd. and since that time a a s e g has been working with city staff. >> to amend the agreement to better protect a se juice investment in the coliseum. among the changes, the second

payment of 10 million dollars has been delayed from september 23rd to october 7th. in addition to that, we decided that we would pay off the entire amount. >> of the transaction and we would increase the price by 5 million dollars. so so that that's what was agreed upon in the amended agreement that we received on september 30 of the new tentative agreement increases the sale price from 105 million dollars to 110 million dollars. >> and instead of the remaining money being paid by february of 2026, it will now be paid in may of 2025. the city obviously like that because they could. >> actually use all of the funds to address, you know, any kind of budgetary issues they might have have the funds in place to prepare for next year. >> councilmember reid says she's heard bits and pieces of this from the media. but so far, nothing from the mayor's office or city staff. >> and so we are calling a public meeting on monday to

get the information that we have requested and to get the details on this deal that seemed to be shifting that have not been brought to our attention for its part. the mayor's office says scg deal is on track. no contingencies have been triggered that weren't already in place. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a family in oakland held a vigil saturday for a man who was shot and killed in oakland. the family you know, says he was fatally shot september second while dropping off a friend and macarthur boulevard. we heard from his family. >> he's very unique. >> he when it was a party, everything was wiring the walk in left or joe, you look the life differently. like he was a nursing and sad or cry hulu. happy our about his daughter and >> family. >> we reached out to oakland police for more information and will update you as soon as we get a response. a proper is

your local election headquarters and rent control is on the ballot this november with proper. 33 right now, local governments are not allowed to cap rent on single-family homes and apartments built after 1995. let's get also raised the rent once a tenant moves out. if prop 33 passes, it would give local governments more authority to enforce rent control on newer buildings. and that's sparking a debate on whether or not the measure will actually help renters. >> people can't afford to live here anymore. we have more people rent burden in the state of california than anywhere in the entire country. this would decrease the incentive for folks to build housing of all of our varieties, including affordable housing. >> according to zillow, the median rent in california is almost $3,000 per month. yesterday marked exactly one month until election day and leaders with the california's republican party say they're going on the offense.

>> assembly minority leader james gallagher was speaking at the gop. get out the vote event near sacramento yesterday. >> one of several local leaders who are asking people to knock on doors and reach out to voters. it's happening less than 48 hours until california start mailing out ballots to all registered voters. >> all the way to election wetve got make sure we're getting out there communicate voters. we are knocking on doors. we are making phone cause. we're to up your texting. we're making sure that we are contacting every single one of our friends and family members because this election is so consequential. we are at a turning point california and we need to make sure that we right the ship here in california. >> republicans believe a handful of toss up house races in the state can determine who takes control of the u.s. house of representatives for their part, leaders with the california democratic party say they're also organizing, get out the vote efforts. for

your money this morning. governor gavin newsom says millions of california households will see some relief on their electricity bill this month through the california climate credit, which comes from the state's cap-and-trade program. californians receive a credit amount that will be applied to their bills. more than 1 million small businesses are also expected to get credit. customers may recall receiving a similar credit on electricity bills this past april. all right, in the 24th annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival continues today at golden gate park. more than 70 artists were slated to perform to this weekend. it's all free of charge if you go, if you if you go make sure that you take public transit or rideshares that's being recommended. and today's big acts include any lou harris, bobby rush and patti smith. but probably want to stay in the shade. wear a hat because it's going to get hot out there. and for the past 20 years at sutter,

health is francisco. women diagnosed with cancer have had help in navigating the next steps. the knocking family cancer recovery program offers free help to patients and their families. and prof was noelle bellow brings us their story. >> she articulated how important it was. to do this together and to help more people. and then a year later, she was diagnosed the knot. can family name lines, the halls of the sutter health cpmc center for women's health care. >> since 2004 dad, shelby and daughter, michelle have worked to create a cancer recovery program in honor of their wife and mom. melinda move in the past 2, >> april of 2001 a long illness 6 or 7 years. it's a very rare form cancer. and i wanted to memorialize choose not to go to the person who would have liked to carney morrow sheen because she was too much of people person.

>> instead, shelby decided to create a sort of concierge service program oncology, nurses help patients and their families navigate the next steps. the spectrum of information. >> that unfortunately a lot of doctors office may not have the time to do in this day in age for the nurse navigator can take that time. can you even imagine going through this process without? no julie day was diagnosed with cancer last summer. while the biopsy was being scheduled. i was also scheduled to talk with a nurse navigator. she told me what kind of cancer i had and i'll never forget at the end of the phone conversation, she said. >> the kind you have is beatable. and there have been so many nights where >> i want up at night. that's kind of my mantra site. remember her voice and her words that the kind you have a speed >> just as early detection is key for chances of survival. early assistance is key for the notkin family. cancer

recovery program starts before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer. at starts when a patient requires a biopsy. usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health cpmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support. >> way eggs fries. and all of that is in one place. and i thank so one. it's free to the patient. the 2, it's coordinated surgeon, dr and pellets as the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly disruptive. cancer survivor myself. i know it's so much to think about that ability to have patients feel so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our children within 48 hours of the diagnosis because i had.

>> all of the resources that we needed to lease cancer was, in fact, be double with no cancer detected at her recent appointment. she's optimistic. >> and says she's grateful for the gift of guidance she's received along the way. my new mantra is life is long. we're going to do all the >> well, they're not. can family hopes to add genetic testing to the program in the future? all right. holiday cheer isn't the only thing spreading during the fall and winter months >> after the break, ucsf doctor peter chin. hong joins us live in studio with an update on respiratory illnesses in the bay area. >> and ways we can all gather

>> all right. 7.45. this morning live. look outside at the golden gate bridge. and it's just looking beautiful out there. but dave, yesterday i was trying to take a walk around. mission san francisco and then it got so hot. i can stay out for long, i know and says you have the shot up this real quick out and mentioned this earlier. but some scattered clouds are kind of hang around a little bit in technically. >> they can cheat us a little bit from forecast highs a little bit. i'm sure we won't get angry letters about to kind of throw in the would t- forecast as well. good morning, stephanie. good morning to you. all. as we talk about other hot day, i want to send you real quick. the tropics. this the gulf of mexico, october still in the well and the season of hurricanes. that's tropical storm at milton milton. this is everybody. let's go forward to see its pathway. it becomes would men may become a major hurricane category 4 after it goes across the florida peninsula. that's where it looks like it's going to hit. so that's going to be a wednesday story wednesday, getting her all about this, maybe late on tuesday, but

through wednesday, exiting as a category one storm by thursday and dissipating back in the atlantic. it's very active in the gulf of mexico this time of year. lots of moisture. it's just the conditions around the tropical system that will drive things. i want to point out the winds again, i mentioned before they're offshore. no red flag warnings have been issued. however, the winds are still offshore like this. so not good. just keep a little caution if you're out and about there a little bit there. we've got dry conditions coupled with a wind direction, not the right place. now i go all the way until tuesday morning. okay. we're getting in the right direction. a little bit of an onshore influence here. let's look at the moisture levels. this is due points. this is the actual measurement of moisture in the air. this what we really like looking at because humidity jumps around all over the place because of temperature. so this doesn't this just measures the moisture given our typical earth type planet conditions. now 40's, that's pretty low. you get into the middle of the day now. monday morning. this is the best you're going to do. the highest numbers around

the bay in the 50's. 47, for example, hayward the summer months is not unusual to have maybe close to 60's how you get to all of that fog and all then you get to monday morning and you can see later in the day it drops off again. so during the day it drops off a bit. that's the concern. that's a little dry and offshore wind 90. we're going to try for san francisco here to the coast. these are 80's again, the wind direction makes every difference. you start to get a little onshore wind you get just a race isn't even on the hourly basis. 92 for burning game. we've got foster city at 94 97 for palo out on the south bay. it's getting crowded out here. 100 plus, as you can notice, they're cupertino. 99, sonny bill route, 98 east bay shoreline popping a few hundreds here. the computer keeps resetting these numbers as is looking at conditions every 3 hours or so. but we're generally looking for numbers in the upper 90's. that's assuming the offshore winds over the east bay hills continue 102, for pleasanton. looks like walnut creek 1, 0, 4, 1, 0, 4 for concord, 98 for

berkeley. is this october that i miss something of a lay home at 99? that's definitely when condition hit that changes. forget never see it 102, for napa. and about a one or 2 going on for santa rosa. let's see if we can find october in our extended yeah. it looks like something is happening by friday. a little drop there. it looks like a slight warm up next weekend. but i'm watching into the following monday. there's a high close by looks like the temperatures don't go crazy but will watch for an offshore wind. that's the only other thing and they're stepping. >> all right, dave, thank you. we are approaching the time of the year when people start to gather together for the holidays. however, you celebrate public health officials want you to have fun safely. and joining us live now with medical guidance is dr. peter chin hong with ucsf. good morning to you, doctor. stephanie, great to have you. so fun to be here. yeah. always appreciate you. so of course, a lot of us love the holidays. it's a great time to get together with people. but it's important that we keep each other healthy, which is something that we learned

during the pandemic. so walk us through some of the issues that ucsf is currently seeing when it comes to respiratory illnesses. so right now we're going to really quiet period. but we expect things to pick up again. >> late november, december and january and specifically with covid. we had a lot of hospitalizations over the summer, but mainly in those who older and immune compromised in videos who might have gotten a lot of vaccines early in the pandemic. >> but they in the last year far a study and flew those. i mean, the winter viruses. so we expect them to alter the merge together with covid for the winter. >> yeah. okay. so in terms of how cases are looking right now in the bay area, can you speak to that? >> yes, we have very low number of hospitalizations right down covid. we've had 15 straight weeks of covid in the state during the summer, but it's coming down now from very high to medium. so we're going to low, which is, you know,

time to put things in order time to repair the before the rains come in. yeah. and we were just talking during the commercial break, but, you know, rsv the flu and covid, as you mention, pretty common as we head into those colder months and it is possible to get all 3 at once. yes, you can get all 3 at once have definitely seen patients, but all 3, it's not very common, but it definitely can happen. yeah, it's ok. so the best way to protect ourselves against that from happening. i think the best way, of course, is vaccines to be up to date. most people over 6 months eligible for covid for rsv. it's really recommend it for those who are older than 75 or 60. to 75. if you have co-morbidities, if you got it last year, you don't have to get it this year. and for flu. again, those who are older than 6 months. so in terms of symptoms, are there any differences between the symptoms of like the common cold versus the flu versus covid at this point? yes. well, i think some of the more

serious cases of flu and covid. your whole reacts. so it's not just stories seeing nose and congestion, but you feel the muscle aches and the body aches and headaches and a fever and that's kind of a kick, a tipoff into thinking that it's more than just a common cold ok, got it. so when people think that they might have something coming on. what is the best practice there? what should they do? well, i think some of the best practices are to stay home, if you will, because you don't know where it's going to try to get tested, particularly if you're older, immune compromise. and the reason for that is you can take early action with early on time borrows time of flu for influenza. and of course, paxlovid covid. and that can really shorten the course and prevent hospitalization, ok, got it. so where are some easy places that people can go for quick access to say vaccines or paxlovid, for example? well, i think the most common

places right now are your neighborhood drugstore is spread. it's really state that for people who have no insurance, california is going to rule out. apply to me. could low-cost to no-cost for that population since the federal program ended called the bridge program. so i think everybody there will be opportunity to get vaccines for free essentially. all right. wonderful dr. peter chin, hong with ucsf. thank you so much for joining us with these important with this important information. we appreciate it. thanks so much, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. all right, new

this morning, oakland just revealed their winner for fat bear week. take a look at your screen. >> you can see the contestants to larry truckee tonight. andrew pecan? well, if you guessed rubicon as the winner, you would be correct. he waited and 1005 pounds. big chunky boy. there. meantime, alaska katmai national park spout their week is underway in the running are grazer goalie child. can walker voting opens up at 09:00am? on explore dot com. one of my personal favorite weeks of the year. >> the banana slug and dungeness crab are the newest california state symbols. governor gavin newsom approved bills last friday acknowledging both animals. dungeness crab is viewed as a core economic resource for california, coastal communities bringing in more than 54 million dollars last year to the region banana slugs are found throughout our state governor newsome calling them integral to the ecosystem. coming up in the

next hour kron, 4 morning news road rage in the north bay leads to a car crash involving multiple drivers. >> police say led up to this deadly incident. plus, a popular east bay animal shelter is at risk of closing why their landlord says they have to go. and the recall effort for da pamela price get additional support when multiple police unions are uniting ahead of the november elections. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> right now on the kron 4 morning news police in the north. they are searching for the driver involved in a deadly case of road rage that left one woman dead. what we're learning from investigators. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for us. >> and some of our four-legged neighbors may have to find somewhere else to go. it's east bay animal shelter shuts owthey're least isn't being renews and how you can help them out. plus, hearing from local law enforcement over the recall of district attorney pamela price. y 2 dozen east bay police unions want her out of office. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stefani lives. >> it's sunday, october, the 6. let's get your morning. started with a look at the

weather with dave sphar payday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> that, yeah, the hot weather we've been talking about is sticking around another day. in fact, we've extent will not. we will. it's been extended in terms of scope and time in terms of this coverage area. the excessive heat warning. i'll get into those maps and a bit. first, a beauty shot that we have for you there it is the the bay bridge and nothing with the fly. the flags not moving at all that we do have some scattered clouds. a laugh to make note of just a bit. but our surface winds are not checking into well. and when on the offshore direction, not good. so look at our statements here of the dark over the kind of purple of skype colors. you see there, pets, pinkish, i should say little bit. that is the warning. excessive heat warning that covers the east. the south bay peninsula except the coast. also up to san francisco because these freakishly hot numbers in the 90's and it's october elsewhere where the pumpkin colors are. yeah, that's the advisory up in the north bay. you can see the coast all the

way down through the santa cruz mountains a little bit. so that's with us for today. that's supposed to expire tonight. 11 o'clock, however, then looking at the winds are not really helping us out much at all. this is what the future cast says. it's more or less offshore throughout all the day today. tonight, even into early monday morning now there's a little switch that happens monday near start to feel some onshore influence. that's probably one of the reasons why they didn't extended into monday, at least not yet. but as of now, it should expire tonight. look at the current temperatures and again, crazy 79 going on pacifica, east bay shoreline near 70 inland numbers are actually trailing a little bit because in some of those valleys, you get the cold air drainage. we talked a lot about that on the winner. but colder air is more dense. it falls to the valley that doesn't have much winds to mix things a little cooler numbers. meanwhile, up in hills and mountains tends to be a little bit warmer. so look at the contrast that we had some half a dozen degrees warmer this morning than yesterday. so it is building on this forecast hour by hour.

well, mid 70's with the inland spots catching up real quickly to the 80's. well, before noon will be in the 90's. again, some scattered clouds and there may cost of some of these forecast highs. but have more on that for you and a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. and lake county evacuation orders remain in place for the glen haven fire. it started just before noon friday near clearlake on a hillside off harvey boulevard in the glen haven community. the flames destroyed at least 2 buildings and torched more than 400 acres. that fire is 30% contained. our top story this morning in the north bay, chp says a woman died saturday in a road rage incident in rohnert park. hope for is jack moment. was there. >> chp tells us it was a road rage incident that led up to this fatal crash here on stony point road in rohnert park. that's shutdown this part of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what

caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of the santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of the road on stony point all the time. and that this situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car being towed into the scene. quickly before everything was cleared of traffic was reopened. we asked chp for an interview about this incident and for more details on the people involved but were denied. now the road here on

stony point ended up reopening just a little bit before 7 in the evening as chp continues to investigate. >> the circumstances surrounding this fatal crash reporting in rohnert park jacmel. kron 4 news. >> breaking overnight in the east bay. this video shows flames shooting out of a car in south oakland. this was posted on. this is an app around one 39 this morning. this video was shot off case. well, avenue not far from the brookfield village neighborhood. you can see firefighters on scene working to get those flames under control. we are working to see how law first responders plan to be in that area. and also breaking in oakland are looking at what appears to be the aftermath of a car crashing into a building. this is video from this is an app taken around 12, 50 this morning near the intersection of international boulevard and seminary avenue. you can see first responders heading towards that badly damaged vehicle there. we are asking oakland police about possible injuries. and if anyone faces charges, we'll update you as

soon as we get more information. a santa rosa man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a chase after a downtown carjacking friday night and driving the wrong way on highway 101. it began near the intersection of saint rose avenue and 3rd street when the victim was stopped at a red light. the suspect reportedly sideswiped another car. police eventually arrested him on suspicion of carjacking and resisting arrest. and animal shelter in the east bay may have to shut down after their current lease expires caltrans, which owns the property says they need that land to stage equipment for a project on i-80. but for sara stinson shows us how community members are trying to help. right of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home. my permits. julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe.

>> 60 of those or cat. >> the rest are large and small breed the shelter uses donations and grant money to take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescue dogs from kill shelters. >> over in fresno, one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes to the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy and fentanyl. >> but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their least one get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >> somebody will bring an animal and i can't take it in and a bother me for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from

leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor. >> for district 2 for richmond, he's hopeful that we will be able to find a warehouse that the city owns that they're not uses that haven't been used for a while. there's also a petition that's been created from the community rallying behind delhi's place so that it can continue to save animals. and it shows people that are out there that are fighting for jellies, not the clothes because they rely we do it because it needs to be done. i'm sara stinson reporting in san pablo kron. 4 news. another blow for alameda county da pamela price. last week, every single police union in her county came out

in support of removing her from office. >> alameda county has a total of 14 police unions. that group was joined by families of crime victims in making that announcement de price. meantime, responding to those developments saying in a statement to kron 4 quote for too long, da's have been beholden to these unions and the result has been a system that neglects the needs of our community and is riddled with racial disparities. this kind of backlash is to be expected. she says, well, local congressman eric swalwell also shows support for the recall price was elected with 53% of the vote in 2022. alameda county voters will be able to decide whether to recall price on november. 5th. also facing a recall campaign is oakland mayor sheng thao and response to the effort. how is expected to host news conference today announcing the launch of the oaklanders defending democracy campaign firing back at critics accusing her of failing to address crime in oakland. and new this morning, san francisco based cannabis delivery service, east

technologies is shutting down operations in the next few months. the company launched in 2014. the mobile app serves customers in michigan in cities throughout california. it's unclear how many employees will be affected by the layoffs. 4 reached out to ease for a statement and we'll update you as soon as we get a response. happening today. it's the 50th annual castro street fair founded in 1974. by harvey milk. it's designed to promote own businesses and castro neighborhood culture street closures go into effect in the area and run from 11 until 6 tonight. >> it will be. >> arguably from the day one of the most popular museums in the world. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new unique museum could be coming to the bay from a galaxy far, far away. a look at where you could become one with the force. plus, confusion over the recent sale of the oakland coliseum. in our next half hour, why some city council

members say the bills aren't getting paid. but first, the city of san francisco is trying a new method to prevent prostitution in the mission district. after the break here from frustrated neighbors who say the current attempts say the current attempts simply are not work.

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>> well, this hot october weather is tough news for many california farmers. it's coming at a bad time for some fall crops including wine, grapes. some reds need more time to fully rate right then. but growers in northern california, they can't let the fruit stay on the vine any longer because the heat is

turning those grapes into raisins. rose in clarksburg in lodi told our sacramento sister station fox 40 there now taking measures to protect their crops. but are prepared for some losses. all right. some tough news for the farmers out there. but back here in the bay area live look outside at san francisco. the embarcadero bay bridge. we have beautiful start to the morning. although things could get quite hot out there. david assault, whole three-day. very much so. yeah, we'll get to use that word too often. but when we can avoid this would be definitely the definition of it. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. >> there you see some of that cloud cover that's in place there. want to point that out. real briefly, little package of some clouds in our backyard here a little bit. it's not a major distinction, but just want to point it out. you know, it does cut down on some of the solar heating and may be responsible for bringing down some of the numbers a little bit. if we don't get there, that's partly going to be responsible. meanwhile. >> up in the northwest, these are these lows. hang out. there's another one up there, but it's not going to impact

us directly will see a drop in temperatures will bit. but most of the action is more up towards the north. that will take that temperature change right now. look at these numbers. pacifica, 79. yeah. 69 san francisco east bay shoreline is approaching about 70 right now. meanwhile, up north 60's and 70's. this is also a big story about the winds. that's what's driving everything offshore is what they look like. they will be not a major pop but enough to point out that you don't get that impact from the ocean, which is cool. you can't get any of that marine cooled air and a lot of times we don't see the fog. you're still get in the marine impact. you just can't see it. it's cooling you down a bit. while this is completely canceling it. and it's like we don't live in a coastal location. we have a scenario like this and a high pretty close-up head. it subsidence falling erso. you can't get could mixing. that's why we have the spare the air day today because the particulate matter can't mix out here. so the whole scenario is for another hot sunday for us now watching these winds more carefully going further out till monday

and it starts to chip away a little bit towards the end. there. and we get the general on shore impact our traditional onshore winds. and that's where the temperatures will correct for the rest of the weekend starts to look pretty good. as we finish off a week there now for today, while still hot, 91 san francisco, 94 oakland, i corrected that number and i want to one. meanwhile for san jose. but in the big board. you got a crowded space here. we've got 104, concord, 94, oakland, a 103 na up 102 for livermore up in the north. even 100 plus. that's the excessive heat warning and even for san francisco coming in today at 90 again, if you had a little bit of breeze coming in from the ocean, be a different story next couple of days. there is a change coming. 96 gradual here. give us some time. 89 a break by tuesday. we just keep building on that for the rest of the week. lower 80's coming our way. by the time we finish the week. bundle up. yeah. going okay. that is a nice change because yesterday i was actually tempted.

>> thing francisco to actually turn on the ac. was that hot? i know. so you have a c i one of fortunate ones in that way. case, thanks a lot, david. well, developing in san francisco city leaders are expanding their strategy against prostitution. >> the city is now putting up barriers on another street to stop the traffic caused by work for sara stinson spoke to residents and impacted in the area. >> the barriers are set to be installed on several blocks of shot. well, street this as people who have lived and worked there for decades, feeling relieved during daytime shot. well, street in san francisco's mission district can be seen full of families walking and biking. but at night, people who live here say it's a different story of the altercations that the cackling, the screening. >> the stabbings, the shootings means just the noise is every night, but it's not safe to leave, you know, place after dark around here. this corridor has become a hot spot

for illegal it's wild. the owners of shot was bar say they change closing time to midnight instead of 02:00am to keep their customers safe. friday and saturday, the scare off the window and what is happening. this is crazy. the city has found success with driving away johns and workers. >> by installing mid-block barriers on cap street last year. but then the city started getting complaints from people who live in work 2 blocks over on shotwell street saying it's now happening. they're not just weekends, but we've nights as well. it's bumper to bumper was john's knocked down our slow street barriers. the city's transit agency voted tuesday to install these barriers. a longsrot wall street between 19th and 21st streets and police recently installed public safety cameras there as well. i'm 100% in favor of these barriers going up. really looking forward to the calm that that's going to bring it would have happened if people didn't get organized city hall ben.

>> absolutely feckless on this. but now people who live on surrounding streets are worried prostitution will just be pushed towards them, not move this, not displace it further but kind of address. think there's >> a lot of work to be done. this is going to effectively make too. dead-end streets, which is going to just kick to streets that you can drive everyone i spoke with says they want more inforcement. police say they've made 72 arrests in the last 4 months around shot wall street and they will continue to have patrols in the area. >> and told those barriers are set to be installed sometime next week. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> bay area, air quality officials are slapping the marathon refinery in martinez with a 5 million dollar fine. they say the company violated air quality standards while the refinery was shut down during the pandemic. during that time, the district claims marathon improperly flared gases and vapors from storage tanks and loading racks.

marathon spokesperson says all violations included in the case have been corrected. well, your health this morning, experts are warning that artificial intelligence and deep fix are creating more serious forms of online harassment. technology experts are warning about cyber bullying involving a i the cdc says victims of bullying can face higher risk of depression, anxiety and sleep disorders and experience academic hurdles possibly dropping out of school. but doctors with purdue university say parents should also be on the lookout for a new phenomenon called self cyber bullying. >> essentially the minor creates. >> account online and they harass themselves. and they're doing this a partially for attention seeking behaviors, but also because the miners believe that other people are pulling them. so if they are the ones that full of themselves first, that maybe it will decrease the likelihood of other people attacking them.

>> researchers say roughly 6 to 12% of miners report engaging in this kind of digital self-harm. >> so if you do the sense that police department is that department now where people want to come to and that did not happen just by chance that happened because apart. >> the san francisco police department is welcoming its largest academy class in 6 years. this week, 50 new recruits start training to help solve police staffing shortages. the city invested in a higher starting salary of brought back retired officers to conduct background checks. >> just can't afford to ski here. >> the 50th annual black cowboy parade made its way through oakland on saturday since 1974, the oakland black cowboy association has hosted this event to talk about the contributions made by people of color settling in the wild

west. besides the parade. organizers also featured horse and pony rides, live music and even cowboys doing the cooking. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a measure on the november ballot wants to enforce more rent control on newer apartments. >> why some say this won't help california renters. and after the break, a new report shows business booming in at least one community in california. what we're learning about the success of learning about the success of our hispanic neighbors. [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪♪

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>> all right. welcome back. a galaxy far, far away could be coming closer to home. the 4 largest collectors of star wars memorabilia are hoping to join forces to create an experience for all the fans. i wonder from the dark side of the rebel alliance. well, they're joining forces for a new museum and they're hoping it ends up in san francisco. >> the proposed the saga museum, a star wars memorabilia will be the world's largest collection of star wars memorabilia over a million items from the star wars universe. not only things that fans collect it, but priceless. one of a kind icons from all the films from star wars, all the things that george lucas created in universe, it will be arguably from the day one, one of the most popular museums in the world. >> the collectors are still in the early stages of trying to find a space cities on the list include vegas in la, but they say san francisco seems

like the natural home for their collection since george lucas is from the bay area. he drew inspiration from things he'd see regularly from the giant cranes at the port of oakland to the beauty of the muir woods and the sights and sounds of marin county civic center. we certainly hope that the force comes here to the bay area. >> a national this >> that is in full swing. national hispanic heritage month in california is ranked among the top 10 best states for hispanic-owned businesses. about 23% of california. small businesses are hispanic owned. that study also shows 9% of small business employees in california work for hispanic owned companies. call for a sharing stories highlighting local hispanic communities. have a section right now on our website dedicated to hispanic heritage month. you can find it on kron 4 dot com and be sure to tune into our hispanc hetage special hosted by theresa it airs right here on kron 4 october

15th, starting at 06:30pm. >> never forget at the end of the phone conversation, she said the kind you have is beatable. >> a local cancer recovery program offers free help to patients and their families right here in the bay area. that story is after the break on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay with us.

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plan been triggered? >> developing now on the kron 4 weekend morning news. oakland city council members continue to ask questions after the sale of the oakland coliseum. why some are raising concerns about the city's annual budget. plus, prop 33 is on the november ballot. voters need to know about the rent control measures being proposed. and kron four's highlighting local stories during cancer awareness month. we take you to a bay area hospital helping women make essential health decisions. >> all right, 8.30, and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news this sunday. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with mister dave sphar and dave, i just cannot believe how hot it's >> you have for the season over. >> the calendar says, unfortunately, we're not delivering an october forecast by climate standards, though it's different. this heat spike. good morning, stephanie. at all.

>> will be with us again today. a little bit of lingering into tomorrow to some of the surface winds of what we're watching with this because that helps cool us off or take the bite off a bit right now. beauty shot comes in sutro cam. there's the golden gate bridge checking-in up close and personal. there. meanwhile, the heat advisory and excessive heat warning notice where pink colors are dark pink. that is all the east bay south bay peninsula. san francisco included. that means excessive heat warning. meanwhile, the oranges, they tell you about the heat advisory as we hold this discussion, not supposed to expire 11 o'clock for today. however, that may be extended because of this change of the winds developing tomorrow, but don't appear to be that strong. there. they are a little snapshot of things and you don't see the arrows with their backs to the ocean. that will be an onshore wind. not getting that. so that's a little bit of a problem. we're not getting much the way of winds, although but 77 at this hour, pacifica, meanwhile, lower 70's along the east bay shoreline, even inland. we're

still not too bad. tried valley upper 60's, but the day has just begun. 81 up there in sonoma, though. so were some half a dozen degrees or less ahead of where we were this time from yesterday on that board hour by hour, we're going to blast through the 70's here through the 80's and not stop as we go through the 90's. take a look at the forecast. looks like your neighborhood and also that extended because this will and stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. we're on top of breaking news out of the east bay. chp says one person is dead after a crash in hayward. investigators say it happened around 5.30 this morning off highway 84 near the paseo padre parkway off-ramp. that's not far from fremont. we're asking chp if anyone faces charges for this crash. we'll let you know as soon as we hear back. and developing in the east bay, some council members in oakland claim poor communication over the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum appears to be causing another round of chaos within city hall kron four's dan kerman spoke with a council

member who said that they've been kept in the dark about changes to the deal. >> on tuesday, several oakland city council members voiced concern that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property assail, which is critical to the city's budget. did we receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money? >> did we receive and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire and our department of violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff and suddenly word leaked that the deal and the city's budget were in jeopardy. the mayor's office denied that as did the african american sports and entertainment group which is purchased the coliseum site. it's very unfortunate for us because now we're having to serve correct. >> the record from our perspective and just kind of

clearing things up. i mean, there's like you said it's been widely reported that we never even 5 million dollar payment. so it's really unfortunate, but it's not accurate rate bobbitt with a a s e g confirms the initial 5 million dollar payment was made september 3rd. and since that scg has been working with city staff. >> to amend the agreement to better protect a se juice investment in the coliseum. among the changes, the second payment of 10 million dollars has been delayed from september 23rd to october 7th. in addition to that, we decided that we would pay off the entire amount. >> of the transaction and we would increase the price by 5 million dollars. so so that that's what was agreed upon in the amended agreement that we received on september 30th, the new tentative agreement increases the sale price from 105 million dollars to 110 million dollars. >> and instead of the remaining money being paid by february of 2026, it will now be paid in may of 2025. the

city obviously like that because they could. >> actually use all of the funds to address, you know, any kind of budgetary issues they might have have the funds in place to prepare for next year. >> councilmember reid says she's heard bits and pieces of this from the media. but so far, nothing from the mayor's office or city staff. >> and so we are calling a public meeting on monday to get the information that we have requested and to get the details on this deal that seemed to be shifting that have not been brought to our attention for its part. the mayor's office says scg deal is on track. no contingencies have been triggered that weren't already in place. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> family in oakland held a vigil saturday for a man who was shot and killed the family of ramiro reyes says he was fatally shot september second while dropping off a friend at macarthur boulevard. we heard from his family. >> he's very unique. he when it was a party, everything was

wiring the walk in left or joe, you look at the life differently. like he was a nursing and sad or cry hulu. happy our about his daughter and >> family. >> reached out to oakland police for more information. we'll update you as soon as we get a response. 4 is your local election headquarters and rent control is on the ballot this november with proper. 33 right now, local governments are not allowed to cap rent on single-fa ily homes and apartments built after 1995. landlords can also raise the rent once a tenant moves out. if prop 33 passes, it would give local governments more authority to enforce rent control on newer buildings. that's sparking a debate on whether or not the measure will actually help renters. >> people can't afford to live here anymore. we have more people rent burden in the state of california than anywhere in the entire country. this would decrease

the incentive for folks to build housing of all of our varieties, including affordable housing. >> according to zillow, the median rent in california is almost $3,000 per month. well, this past saturday marked exactly one month until election day and leaders with the california's republican party say they're going on the offense. >> assembly >> minority leader james gallagher was speaking at this gop get out the vote event near sacramento yesterday. one of several local leaders who are asking people to knock on doors and reach out to voters. it's happening less than 48 hours until california start mailing out ballots to all registered voters. >> all the way to election we've got to make sure we're getting out there communicate voters. we are knocking on doors. we are making phone cause the regime to up your texting. we're making sure that we are contacting every single one of our friends and family members because this election is so consequential. we are at a turning point

california and we need to make sure that we right the ship here in california. >> republicans believe a handful of toss up house races in the state can determine who takes control of the u.s. house of representatives for their part, leaders with the california democratic party say they're also organizing, get out the vote efforts. for the past 20 years at sutter health in san francisco, women diagnosed with cancer had help in navigating the next steps but not family. cancer recovery program offers free help to patients and their families. proffers noelle bellow has more. >> she articulated how important. >> it was. to do this together and to help more people. and then a year later, she was diagnosed the knot. can family name lines, the halls of the sutter health cpmc center for women's health care. >> since 2004 dad, shelby and daughter, michelle have worked to create a cancer recovery program in honor of their wife and mom. melinda move in the past 2, a

>> april of 2001 after a long illness 6 or 7 years. it's a very rare form cancer. and i wanted to memorialize choose not to go to the person who would have liked to her sheen because she was too much of a people person. >> instead, shelby decided to create a sort of concierge service program oncology, nurses help patients and their families navigate. the next steps spectrum of information. >> that unfortunately a lot of doctors office may not have the time to do in this day in age, but the nurse navigator can take that time. can you even imagine going through this process without? no julie day was diagnosed with cancer last summer. while the biopsy was being scheduled. i was also scheduled to talk with a nurse navigator. she told me what kind of cancer i had and i'll never forget at the end

of the phone conversation, she said. >> the kind you have is beatable. and there have been so many nights where >> i want up at night. that's the kind of my mantra is. remember her voice and her words that the kind you have a speed of all. >> just as early detection is key for chances of survival. early assistance is key for the notkin family. cancer recovery program starts before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer. at starts when a patient requires a biopsy. usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health cpmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support. >> way eggs fries. and all of that is in one place. and i

thank so one. it's free to the patient, but to its coordinated surgeon, dr and pallid says the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly disruptive. cancer survivor myself. i know it's so much to think about that ability to have patients bill, so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our children within 48 hours of the diagnosis because i had. >> all of the resources that we needed to lease cancer was, in fact, be double with no cancer detected at her recent appointment. she's optimistic. >> and says she's grateful for the gift of guidance she's received along the way. my new mantra is life is long. we're going to do all the >> and i can family hopes to add genetic testing to the program in the future. while the infant this fat bear week is back on in alaska. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland zoo is also getting in on the action as they reveal their own winner this morning. >> and holiday cheer isn't the

only thing spreading during the fall and winter months after the break. ucsf doctor peter chin. hong joins us in studio with an update on respiratory illnesses in the respiratory illnesses in the bay area.

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>> a 43 this morning in the san francisco human services agency is sharing guidance for parents and caregivers to help keep kids safe from home falls. >> officials say it's important to be mindful and only open windows out of a child's reach. what policing furniture near windows to prevent kids from climbing in gaining access to open windows and don't rely on insects, screens to protect to prevent window falls. those are

designed for bucks, not children. and with the heat still on this weekend, air conditioning technicians are working overtime to ensure people are staying cool. call for spoke with a family-owned hvac company on what homeowners should keep an eye >> most of the time we run 3 to 4 calls a day during the slow times. and during the busy season, we run anywhere from 6 to 8 calls a which, you know, 12 to 13 hours of common issue we get is a lot of dirty filters. we have the outdoor a c unit breaking down, just lack of maintenance. >> as the heat wave continues, demand for hvac services remains high. and while we're on that topic of the heat live look outside at the golden gate bridge looking beautiful under the sunlight there. but again, it's going to get pretty hot hot in day yesterday. as i was mentioning earlier hours, i went out for a walk in the neighborhood and mission bay and my goodness, i couldn't stay out there longer

than 20 minutes. it was just so toasty out there. we're getting any influence from the ocean. it's like we're not living in a coastal area was almost like they were fulling us with the optical illusion. >> more of that to come. stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. when we talk into the future will be talking about a little switch in the winds are gonna get to that in a bit. last week we were talking about this. and now again, another tropical system. >> from the gulf of mexico. now, this part of the country, a world, in fact, you tend to get the tropical systems developing when you get october november gulf of mexico caribbean. and it used to be back in the day. if you were these things will blossom up over the weekend and people around the gulf coast states a comeback after a weekend and what we have a new hurricane. well, with more media around, it's not as much of a surprise, but this has developed into something tropical. it is a tropical storm at this discussion, mr. milton, as we go forward to the period popping through 1, 2, 3, category may be becoming a major hurricane landfall. strike teams be right through florida. that would be through the day on wednesday and

actually dissipates when it goes into the tropical atlantic. even though there's the gulf of mexico stream. all right. back to our winds. i mentioned before offshore, they have been and they look like they're going to be that way throughout much of the day today. in fact, by sunday, you can see by tonight they're going right through the carquinez strait the wrong way offshore. so not only does that keep conditions dry, not good to hear about, but it also helps elevate those temperatures. and as far as any marine relief there, when stephanie doesn't good one. so then tomorrow we get a switch here late i yes, we're starting to get some influence here. and that will take the edge off. still going to be toasty and warm on monday, but you'll feel those relief. the reef relief developing monday night and through the rest of the week. let's get back to moisture levels. this is due points. i stopped it here in the middle of the afternoon. they tend to be the lowest or relative humidity because it doesn't matter what the temperature is. this is absolutely the moisture levels in the air. so you take the air mass right there, concord, you bring it down to 40 degrees. you got fog. so

that's where it's going to start condensing out where the lower the number, the drier, the air simply put. and when you get numbers around, 30's and 40's, that's pretty dry. even during the afternoon and particularly during fire season of october. not good. now we do see a little recovery overnight. we tend to get that anyway. but we could to a 30 it still continues to build indicating that marine layer starting to fight back a bit too. also taking the edge off everything, ok, upstream, the major synoptic features, if you will, start to change things all week long by thursday. cooling off not as hot, although we probably won't get into that rain activity will stay to the north, but at least nice try. then we get into early the following week, a might be having another issue here with something that looks like a high trying to build around us. well, i don't see the numbers going crazy on the long-range forecast and it doesn't look like we're getting surface offshore winds. that's good, too. so we'll see how that develops into the following week. but at least we're getting a break. 4 zone forecast checking the things out everywhere. look at this. 91 san francisco to the coast.

we're into the 80's again. you're not getting any coastal help at all. meanwhile, a 92 burlingame foster city, 94 97, palo alto and it gets crowded to the south bay. that's why excessive heat warning 100 plus east bay shoreline near 100 try valley matching that icu 104, while the creek, 98 for berkeley. 99, richmond, the 99. i wonder which way the wind is going to be today. not sure for fairfield, to napa and 101. santa rosa. any relief? yes. here we go through this week ahead, drop in those temps down to 82 by friday into the weekend. let's see what goes at a little system. i mentioned there and the high developing. but at least we're getting some relief in the next weekend. they're ok? all right. we'll do just that. 87 at that. yeah, it's nice to see cooling down that happening. this is true. all right. thanks a lot. >> the sfmta board of directors voted last week to ban large recreational vehicles from parking on certain streets. the board met

to establish what defines a kecreational large vehicle and those approved vehicles now include 5th wheel trailer, house cars, trailer cultures, mobile homes and rv's. overnight parking will be banned on certain streets to be determined and parking will be banned between the hours of 12:00am to 06:00am. well, we are approaching the time of the year when people start to gather together for the holidays. and however, you celebrate public health officials want you to have fun safely. dr. peter chin hong with ucsf joined us earlier this morning with some medical guidance. good morning to you, doctor. stephanie, great to have you. so fun to be here. yeah, always appreciate you. so of course, a lot of us love the holidays. it's a great time to get together with people. but it's important that we keep each other healthy, which is something that we learned during the pandemic. so walk us through some of the issues that ucsf is currently seeing when it comes to respiratory illnesses. so right now we're going to really quiet period. but we expect things to pick

up again. >> late november, december and january and specifically with covid. we had lot of hospitalizations over the summer, but mainly in those who older and immune compromised in videos who might have gotten a lot of vaccines early in the pandemic. >> but they in the last year far a study and flew those. i mean, the winter viruses. so we expect them to alter the merge together with covid for the winter. yeah, ok. so in terms of how cases are looking right now in the bay area, can you speak to that? yes, we have very low number of hospitalizations right now on covid. we've had 15 straight weeks of covid in the state during the summer, but it's coming down now from very high to medium. so we're going to low, which is, you know, time to put things in order time to repair the roof before the rains come in. yeah. and we were just talking during the commercial break, but, you know, rsv the flu and covid,

as you mention, pretty common as we head into those colder months and it is possible to get all 3 at once. yes, you can get all 3 at once. have definitely seen patients, but but it definitely can happen. - yeah, it's ok. so the best way to protect ourselves against that from happening. i think the best way, of course, is vaccines to be up to date. most people over 6 months eligible for covid for rsv. it's really recommend it for those who are older than 75 or 60. to 75. if you have co-morbidities, if you got it last year, you don't have to get it this year. and for flu. again, those who are older than 6 months. so in terms of symptoms, are there any differences between the symptoms of like the common cold versus the flu versus covid at this point? yes. well, i think some of them more serious cases of flu and covid your whole reacts. so it's not just stories seeing nose and congestion, but you feel the muscle aches and the

body aches and headaches and a fever and that's kind of a kick tipoff into thinking that it's more than just a common cold ok, got it. so when people think that they might have something coming on. what is the best practice there? what should they do? well, i think some of the best practices are to stay home, if you will, because you don't know where it's going to try to get tested, particularly if you're older, i mean compromise. and the reason for that is you can take early action with early on time borrows time of flu for influenza. and of course, paxlovid covid. and that can really shorten the course and prevent hospitalization, ok, got it. so where are some easy places that people can go for quick access to say vaccines or paxlovid, for example? well, i think the most common places right now are your neighborhood drugstore is spread. it's really state that for people who have no insurance, california is going to rule out a plan to make it

low-cost to no-cost for that population since the federal program and called the bridge program. so i think for everybody there will be opportunity to get vaccines for free essentially. all right. wonderful dr. peter chin, hong with ucsf. thank you so much for joining us with these important with this important information. we appreciate it. thanks so much, stephanie. all right. we'll be stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news police in the north. they are searching for the driver involved in a deadly case of road rage that left one wom dead. we're learning from investigators. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for us. and some four-legged neighbors may have to find somewhere else to go with east bay animal shelter shuts down why their lease is not being renewed and how you can help them out. hearing from local law enforcement over the recall of district attorney pamela price. y 2 dozen east bay police unions want her out of office. and the kron 4

weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> what you're going to be in store for all across the bay will be getting into that map about to show you the locations because excessive heat warning is taking up a lot of real estate compared to yesterday. we do see some power into next supposed check-in and there are no delays. obviously marine layer and fog is just a distant memory. our heat alerts go like this. the excessive heat warning you can see in the dark pink colors. that does include the peninsula and san francisco as well as the south and the east bay and those kind of pumpkin colors that is for the heat advisory. not all of these expire tonight. they may be extended for tomorrow depending on how they look at things. so just keep that in mind. this is not necessarily in stone. winds have been

offshore when we get them. we've been seeing the flag work its magic in the offshore direction. but there you see some of the numbers in places far as the current temperatures. you got freakish numbers like 81 pacifica, 66, half moon bay. that's more realistic. but for october, this time of day, still kind of crazy. 72, you can see off their to concord. 72 dublin. meanwhile, up north, we've got a hodgepodge of 60's and 80's. the contrast today, most readings are ahead of where they were from this time yesterday. looking ahead as we go through the middle 80's through the 90's. that's not a destination. that's a throughway number. as we see some locations inland, top 100 again. we'll take a closer look at that forecast there. there is an end to all of this and a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in lake county, evacuation orders remain in place for the glen haven fire. it started just before noon friday near clearlake on a hillside off harvey boulevard in the glen haven community. the flames destroyed at least 2 buildings and torched more than 400 acres. that fire is 30%

contained. and our top story this morning in the north bay, chp says a woman died saturday in a road rage incident in rohnert park. was jack moment. was there. >> chp tells us it was a road rage incident that led up to this fatal crash here on stony point road in rohnert park. that's shutdown this part of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of the santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of

the road on stony point all the time. and that this situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car being towed into the scene. quickly before everything was cleared of traffic was reopened. we asked chp for an interview about this incident and for more details on the people involved but were denied. now the road here on stony point ended up reopening just a little bit before 7 in the evening as chp continues to investigate. >> the circumstances surrounding this fatal crash reporting in rohnert park jacmel kron 4 news. >> breaking overnight in the east bay. this video shows flames shooting out of a car and south oakland. this was posted on the citizen app around one 39 this morning off case will avenue not far from the brookfield village neighborhood. you can see firefighters on scene trying to get those flames under

control. we're working to see how law first responders plan to be in this area. also breaking in oakland are looking at what appears to be the aftermath of a car crashing into a building. this is video from the citizen app taken around 12 50 this bpmorning near the intersection of international boulevard and seminary avenue. you can see first responders heading towards that badly damaged vehicle there. we're asking oakland police about possible injuries. and if anyone faces charges, we'll update you as soon as we get more information. a santa rosa man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a chase after a downtown carjacking friday night and driving the wrong way on highway 101. it srtedear the intersection of rose avenue and 3rd street when the victim was stopped at a re light. the suspect reportedl sideswiped another car. police eventually arrested him on suspicion of carjacking and resisting arrest. where your money this morning, governor gavin newsom says millions of

california households will see some relief on their electricity bill this month through the california climate credit residents get a credit amount that will be applied to their bills. more than 1 million small businesses are expected to receive this credit. customers may remember getting a similar credit on electricity bills this past april. and animal shelter. the east bay may have to shut down after their current lease expires caltrans, which owns that property says they need the land to stage equipment for a project on i-80 for sara stinson shows us how community members are trying to help. right off of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home life terms. julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe. >> yeah. and 60 of those are capped. the rest are large and small breed the shelter uses donations and grant money to

take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescued dogs from kill shelters. >> over in fresno, one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes to the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy, in >> but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their least one get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >> somebody bring an animal and i can't take it in and a bother me for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but

that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor. >> for district 2 for richmond, he's hopeful that we will be able to find a warehouse that the city owns that they're not uses that haven't been used for a while. there's also a petition that's been created from the community rallying behind delhi's place so that it can continue to save animals. and it shows people that are out there that are fighting for jellies, not the clothes because they rely >> we do it because it needs to be done. i'm sara stinson reporting in san pablo kron. 4 news. another blow for alameda county da pamela price. last week, every single police unit in her county came out in support of removing her from office. alameda county has a total of 14 police unions. the group was joined by families of crime victims in making that announcement da prize.

meantime, responding to these developments saying in a statement to kron 4, quote for far too long, the a's have been beholden to these unions and the result has been a system that neglects the needs of our community and is riddled with racial disparities. this kind of backlash is to be expected. well, local congressman eric swalwell also shows support for the recall price was elected with 53% of the vote in 2022. alameda county voters will be able to decide whether to recall price on november. 5th. also facing a recall campaign is oakland mayor sheng thao in response to the effort. house expected to host a news conference today announcing the launch of the oaklanders defending democracy campaign firing back at critics accusing her of failing to address crime in oakland. new this morning, san francisco based cannabis delivery service is technologies is shutting down operations in the next few months. the company launched in 2014. the mobile app serves customers in michigan and cities throughout california. it's unclear how many employees will be affected by

the layoffs. 4 reached out to east for a statement. we'll update you once we get a response. happening today is the 50th annual castro street fair founded in 1974. by harvey milk. it's designed to promote on businesses and castro neighborhood culture street c osures go into effe and run from 11 until 6 tonight. it will be arguably. >> from the day 1, one of the most popular museums in the world. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new unique museum could be coming to the bay from a galaxy far, far away. a look at where %ou could become one with the force. plus, confusion over the recent sale of the oakland coliseum. in our next half hour, why some city council members say the bills are not getting paid. but first, the city of san francisco is trying a new method to prevent prostitution in the mission district. after the break here from frustrated neighbors who

say the current attempts are not working. >> still hot for today. we're going to be well in the business of the 90's before lunchtime. look at forecast. we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

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its evacuation orders for the dutch fire. fire is burning right now in dutch flat. that's a small community in placer county. about an hour northeast of sacramento. well, this morning, cal fire says the fire fighters stopped forward progress on this blaze right now, it's 15% contained after torching about 45 acres of land. we'll keep you updated on this story as it develops. well, this hot october weather is tough news for many california farmers. it's coming at a bad time for some fall crops, including wine, grapes, some reds in a more time to fully ripen. but growers in northern california can't let those that fruit stay on the vine any longer because the heat is turning the grapes and raisins. growers in clarksburg unload. i told our sacramento sister station fox 40. they're now taking measures to protect their crops, but they are prepared for some losses. tough situation for growers out there in the set in the central valley and also near sacramento, of course. but

back here, closer at home in the bay area live look outside of court tower in san francisco. beautiful blue skies out there. some clouds. yeah, i mean, are we expecting some relief from the heat any time soon, into next week. it looks like a a. >> so hold the pinot and improve a little bit here. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you dipoint. there. >> some scattered they gonna provide any relief for not really is kind of their more. than anything else. here it is on storm tracker. 4, package here in our backyard. meanwhile, the real deal up north will be watching those systems coming out of the gulf of alaska. it will help provide the general, sir. not that relief more locally, though the winds are going to shift more onshore later. but right now, pacifica at 79 70's to the peninsula, even the east bay shoreline with a word at 79 right now. 78 pittsburgh up to the north got even 83 for sonoma napa. meanwhile, at 69 wind direction, notice how they are offshore right to the

carquinez strait all the way out to this as we hold this discussion, there are no red flag warnings have been posted but that can always pop up and conditions will remain fairly dry in the east bay. we're talking about dew points earlier to around 40 or so. now has getting even lower than that. they do when we get a major wind event. but still that's kind of the low. even a san frcoming right off from west or east rather. now, when you get that, you do have some help in the bay a little bit, but still not much because the base pretty small compared speaking. okay. we get to monday. it starts to switch now late in the day on monday and we start to get a little bit of an onshore influence. but it looks like plenty hot expected tomorrow. so all of statements that we have, maybe they want all expire. they may reinstate some for monday as well. look at temperatures today projected 91 san francisco, 94 oakland, 101, san jose. you get ridiculous numbers like that for san francisco. it really tells you to some other factors at work here. the winds surface winds are part of this. when you're

not getting that general circulation. thing is the bay area can't breathe with this kind of condition because of the falling air aloft. look at highs were getting to around 100 or so along the east bay shoreline, 100 plus for the east bay. 91. there you have it. san francisco, half moon bay at 82 100. plus, they're up north next couple of days. double digits tomorrow. yeah. and then into tuesday about 89 is things gradually improve? we'll get to the lower 80's by the time we get to friday on that, too. so it's going to be toasty week. i did. look ahead. it looks like this a higher so trying to build. but it looks like the temperatures don't go crazy on us. that's a lot temperatures don't go crazy on us and it doesn't look at rihanna role offshore wind yet. but that should be watched. that may potentially be an issue being october and also just one, of course, hardly strictly bluegrass festival is still happening this weekend in. guidance for folks heading out that direct. well, just gonna be warm. so you it's july august. what would you do then? so and

that's the thing to keep in mind. >> i better that isn't a night or is it during the during the day during the day, it's going to be real hot so have ahead, you have good ideas. and also the these the sunscreen. yeah. hydration to hydration water bottles. got them all through their hat, hydration and border, that stuff into all right. thanks a lot. well, developing francisco city leaders are expanding their strategy against prostitution. the city is now putting up barriers on another street. >> to stop the traffic caused by that work for sara stinson spoke with residents in the area. >> the barriers are set to be installed on several blocks of shot. well, street this as people who have lived and worked there for decades, feeling relieved during daytime shot. well, street in san francisco's mission district can be seen full of families walking and biking. but at night, people who live here say it's a different story of the altercations that the cackling, the screaming.

>> the stabbings, the shootings means just the noise is every night, but it's not safe to leave, you know, place after dark around here. this corridor has become a hot spot for illegal it's wild. the owners of shot was bar say they change closing time to midnight instead of 02:00am to keep their customers safe. friday and saturday, the scare off the window and what is happening. this is crazy. the city has found success with driving away johns and workers. >> by installing mid-block barriers on cap street last year. but then the city started getting complaints from people who live in work 2 blocks over on shotwell street saying it's now happening. they're not just weekends, but we've nights as well. it's bumper to bumper. was john's knocked down our slow street barriers. the city's transit agency voted tuesday to install these barriers. a longshot wall street between 19th and 21st streets and police recently installed public safety cameras there as well. but i'm 100% in favor of these barriers going up.

really looking forward to the calm that that's going to bring it would have happened if people didn't get organized city hall ben. >> absolutely feckless on this. but now people who live on surrounding streets are worried prostitution will just be pushed towards them, not move this, not displace it further but kind of address. think there's >> a lot of work to be done. this is going to effectively make too. dead-end streets, which is going to just kick to streets that you can drive everyone i spoke with says they want more inforcement. police say they've made 72 arrests in the last 4 months around shot wall street and they will continue to have patrols in the area. >> and told those barriers are set to be installed sometime next week. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> the area air quality officials are slapping the marathon refinery in martinez with a 5 million dollar fine. they say the company violated air quality standards while the refinery was shut down

during the pandemic. during that time, the district claims marathon improperly flared gases and vapors from storage tanks and loading racks. marathon spokesperson says all violations included in that case have been corrected. >> well, your health this morning. experts are warning that artificial intelligence and deep fakes are creating more serious forms of online harassment. technology experts are warning about cyber bullying involving a i the cdc says victims of bullying can face higher risk of depression, anxiety and sleep disorders experience academic hurdles possibly dropping out of school. but doctors with purdue say parents should also be on the lookout for a new phenomenon called self cyber bullying. >> essentially the minor creates. >> account online and they harass themselves. >> and they're doing this a partially for attention seeking behaviors, but also because the miners believe that other people are pulling

them. so if they are the ones that full of themselves first, that maybe it will decrease the likelihood of other people attacking them. >> researchers say roughly 6 to 12% of miners report engaging in this kind of digital self-harm. >> so if you do this, have cisco police department is that department now where people want to come to and that did not happen just by chance. it happened because of our work. >> the san francisco police department is welcoming its largest academy class in 6 years. this week, 50 new recruits start training to help solve pmlice staffing shortages in the area. city invested of the city rather invested in a higher starting salary and brought back retired officers to conduct background checks. coming up on the copper weekend morning news. a measure on the november ballot wants to enforce more rent control on new apartments. >> why some say this won't actually help california renters. and after the break, a new report shows business booming in at least one community in california. what

we're learning about the success of our hispanic neighbors.

>> welcome back 9.24. this morning in a galaxy far, far away could be coming closer to home before largest collectors of star wars memorabilia hoping to join forces to create an experience for all fans. so whether you're on the dark side, are you with the rebellion? we've got something for everybody. it's a new museum and they're hoping that it ends up in san francisco. >> the proposed the saga museum, a star wars memorabilia will be the world's largest collection of star wars memorabilia over a

million items from the star wars universe. not only things that fans of collect it but priceless. one of a kind icons from all the films from star wars, all the things that george lucas created in universe, it will be arguably from the day one, one of the most popular museums in the world. >> that to say the dark side of the force and the resistance excuse me, collectors are still in the early stages of trying to get a space cities on the list include vegas and l a, but they say san francisco seems like the natural home for their collections because george lucas is from the bay area and he drew inspiration from things he would see regularly from the giant cranes at the port of oakland to the beauty of near woods and the sights and sounds of marin county civic center. well, national hispanic heritage month is in full swing in california is ranked among the top 10 best states

for hispanic owned businesses. about 23% of california. small businesses are hispanic owned. the study also shows 9% of small businesses employees in california work for hispanic own companies. across 4 is sharing stories highlighting the local hispanic community. we have a section on our web site dedicated to just that. you can find it right now on kron 4 dot com. be sure to tune into our hispanic heritage. special hosted by theresa that airs right here on kron on october. 15th starting at 06:30pm. >> never forget at the end of the phone conversation, she said the kind you have is beatable. a local cancer recovery program offers free help to patients and their families right here in the bay area. that story right after the break on the kron 4 weekend morning news. stay weekend morning news. stay with us. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy.

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>> if we receive the money, when do we that money? how much money did receive and has the contingency budget. >> plan been triggered. >> developing now on the kron 4 morning news, oakland city council members continue to ask questions after the sale of the oakland coliseum. why some are raising concerns about the city's annual budget. plus, prop 30 threes on the november ballot. but voters need to know about rent control measures being proposed. and four's highlighting local stories during cancer awareness month. we take you to a bay area hospital helping women make essential health decisions.

all right, 9.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's start you off this half hour with another look at our forecast. dave, what do we need to know? all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> ready for another day of yeah, that's right. all the statements we've been talking about it not we expanded the geography being covered and we have another day of it. at least that might be added to yet another day on monday. we'll see what happens. look over everything and see if holds together. the haze is in place because another added element of this is you don't get a lot of circulation aloft error, turn version vertically trapped there for spare the air day and will probably do another one probably for tomorrow as well. here's a look at the heat statements that we have. that's the excessive heat warning covering a lot of geography here with the heat advisory

with the orange is little in the north bay and along the coast. and this is all set to expire by tonight. but they may expand some areas or add them to the agenda for tomorrow to be announced on that winds. they've been little offshore and they're starting to pick up now, as you can see single digits, though, but they're coming in the wrong direction. we don't see them coming on shore. that will provide some cooling relief too. 84 at this hour, pacifica that's been standing out all this morning. 72 san francisco, a lot of 70's for the east bay with 70's up north. all check in your forecast coming up in a bit. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. and we have new details on breaking news out of the east bay in the last hour. chp tells us that the driver that hit and killed a person in hayward this morning. well, they left that scene. that deadly crash happened around 05:41am. off highway 84 near the paseo padre parkway off-ramp. that's not far from fremont. investigators say they found a license plate in the area. they went to the address associated with that license plate and spoke with a

driver they think was involved in that deadly crash. chp also says the victim was a person experiencing homelessness. we'll let you know what if that driver is charged and if there any new developments coming out of the story. developing now in the east bay. some council members in oakland claim poor communication over the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum appears to be causing another round of chaos within city hall kron four's dan kerman spoke with the council member who says they've been kept in the dark about changes to the deal. >> on tuesday, several oakland city council members voiced concern that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property, sale, which is critical to the city's budget. did we receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money? >> did we receive and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire

and our department, a violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff and suddenly word leaked that the deal and the city's budget were in jeopardy. the mayor's office denied that as did the african american sports and entertainment group which is purchased the coliseum site. it's very unfortunate for us because now we're having to serve correct. >> the record from our perspective and just kind of clearing things up. i mean, there's like you said it's been widely reported that we never even made 5 million dollar payment. so it's really unfortunate, but it's not accurate, right? bob, with a a s e g confirms the initial 5 million dollar payment was made september 3rd. and since that time a a s e g has been working with city staff. >> to amend the agreement to better protect a se juice investment in the coliseum. among the changes, the second payment of 10 million dollars has been delayed from september 23rd to october 7. in addition to that, we

decided that we would pay off the entire amount. >> of the transaction and we would increase the price by 5 million dollars. so so that that's what was agreed upon in the amended agreement that we received on september 30th, new tentative agreement increases the sale price from 105 million dollars to 110 million dollars. >> and instead of the remaining money being paid by february of 2026, it will now be paid in may of 2025. the city obviously like that because they could. >> actually use all of the funds to address, you know, any kind of budgetary issues they might have have the funds in place to prepare for next year. >> councilmember reid says she's heard bits and pieces of this from the media. but so far, nothing from the mayor's office or city staff. >> and so we are calling a public meeting on monday to get the information that we have requested and to get the details on this deal that seemed to be shifting that have not been brought to our attention for its part. the

mayor's office says scg deal is on track. no contingencies have been triggered that weren't already in place. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> for local election headquarters and rent control is on the ballot this november with prop 33 right now. local governments are not allowed to cap rent on single-family homes and apartments built after 1995. landlords can also raise the rent once a tenant moves out the property 3 passes, it would give local governments more authority to enforce rent control on newer buildings. and that's sparking a debate on whether or not that measure will actually help renters. >> people can't afford to live here anymore. we have more people rent burden in the state of california than anywhere in the entire country. this would decrease the incentive for folks to build housing of all of our varieties, including affordable housing. >> according to zillow, the median rent in california is almost $3,000 per month. this

past saturday marked exactly one month until election day and leaders with the california republican party say that they're going on the offense. >> assembly minority leader james gallagher was speaking at this gop get out the vote event near sacramento yesterday. one of several local leaders who are asking people to knock on doors and reach out to voters. that's happening less than 48 hours until california start mailing out ballots to all registered voters. >> all the way to election we've got make sure we're getting out there communicate voters. we are knocking on doors. we are making phone cause the regime to heat up your texting. we're making sure that we are contacting every single one of our friends and family members because this election is so consequential. we are at a turning point california and we need to make sure that we right the ship here in california. republicans believe a handful of toss up house races in the state can determine. >> who takes control of the u.s. house of representatives

for their part. leaders with the california democratic party say they're also organizing, get out the vote efforts. for the past 20 years at sutter health in san francisco, women diagnosed with cancer have had help in navigating the next steps. the not family cancer recovery program offers free help to patients and their families. kron four's. noelle bellow reports. >> she articulated how important it was. to do this together and to help more people. and then a year later, she was diagnosed the knot. can family name lines, the halls of the sutter health cpmc center for women's health care. >> since 2004 dad, shelby and daughter, michelle have worked to create a cancer recovery program in honor of their wife and mom. melinda move in the past 2, >> april of 2001 after a long illness 6 or 7 years. it's a very rare form cancer. and i wanted to memorialize choose

not to go to the person who would have liked to carney morrow sheen because she was too much of people person. >> instead, shelby decided to create a sort of concierge service program oncology, nurses help patients and their families navigate the next steps. the spectrum of information. >> that unfortunately a lot of doctors office may not have the time to do in this day in age for the nurse navigator can take that time. can you even imagine going through this process without? no julie day was diagnosed with cancer last summer. while the biopsy was being scheduled. i was also scheduled to talk with a nurse navigator. she told me what kind of cancer i had and i'll never forget at the end of the phone conversation, she said. >> the kind you have is beatable. and there have been so many nights where >> i want up at night. that's kind of my mantra site.

remember her voice and her words that the kind you have a speed ball. >> just as early detection is key for chances of survival. early assistance is key for the notkin family. cancer recovery program starts before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer. at starts when a patient requires a biopsy. usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health cpmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support. >> fries. and all of that is in one place. and i thank so one. it's free to the patient. the 2, it's coordinated surgeon, dr and pellets as the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly disruptive. cancer survivor myself. i know it's

so much to think about that ability to have patients feel so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our children within 48 hours of the diagnosis because i had. >> all of the resources that we needed to lease cancer was, in fact, be double with no cancer detected at her recent appointment. she's optimistic. >> and says she's grateful for the gift of guidance she's received along the my new mantra is life is long. i'm going to do all the >> that was our noelle bellow reporting for us. the knocking family hopes to a genetic testing to the program in the future. >> there is officially back on in alaska. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland zoo is also getting in on the action as they reveal their own winner this morning. and holiday cheer isn't the only thing spreading during the fall and winter months after the break. ucs u.s. doctor peter chin. hong joins us in studio with an update on respiratory illnesses in the

bay are

>> the san francisco human services agency is sharing guidance for parents and caregivers to keep kids safe from home falls. they say it's important to be mindful about and about any open windows in your home. you want to make sure that out of a child's reach, avoid placing furniture in your windows to prevent kids from climbing in gaining access to open windows. don't rely on insect screens either to prevent window falls because those are designed for bugs, not children. and with the heat still on this weekend, air conditioning technicians are working

overtime to ensure people are staying cool. kron four's spoke with a family-owned hvac company and what homeowners should keep an eye >> most of the time we run 3 to 4 calls a day during the slow times. and during the busy season, we run anywhere from 6 to 8 calls a day which, you know, 12 to 13 hours of common issue get is a lot of dirty filters. we have the outdoor a c unit breaking down, just lack of maintenance. >> as the heat wave continues, demand for hvac service is expected to continue to remain high. all right, 9.44 this morning, things starting to slowly heat up across the bay area, including in the city of san francisco, which we're getting a live look at right now. you can see sales force tower right in the middle there. and the day was sort of weather conditions. heard legend that, you know, census goes mother nature's air-conditioner. it's always cool in san francisco. right thing. you would know better than do. but i will i'm living

up to its true yeah. at the moment having myself personally having lived san francisco for some time >> it was really hot out there yesterday. yeah. and it's when we get that on natural stuff. we're just not getting circulation. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. want to get real quick. this another tropical storm hurricane will become storm. milton here. here's a projection of it. becoming a category 3, by the way, looks to be a strike in the florida around tampa area. wednesday is going to be the big day. you hear a lot about it and then it becomes extra tropical heading out in the atlantic. one of the features about all this, see the arrows phave been when we get winds, they've been weak and offshore wells. glad they're week when they're offshore. but >> we're not getting the good circulation both upstairs and mixing in with that marine layer moisture that help particularly at night a little bit. well, we do see a switch happen by monday night. so i say all this because you might be hearing about this extension of all of these heat statements to be announced on that longer into the forecast.

however, finally, things start to break for us this week. these pieces of energy base get all states to the north. but we get little pieces coming by helping us out. i would put much stock in getting any rain out of that. but maybe along the coast like it's something but early into the following week looks like another high trying to develop. but the temperatures look to be okay. i mean, they'll be warm but nothing like we've been through so expected to warm up a little bit again after a cool down into the week, but not like this business. 90 san francisco and along the coast. we're talking 80's there. this is our coasts and it's october. even in july august. that's unusual. so very, very warm. 92 burlingame looks like foster city, 94 96 for palo out on the south bay, its 100 plus, as you can see in spots there. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline approaching 100 try valley is 100 plus again, 103, for walnut creek and concord. 98 for richmond, 97, vallejo. obviously the arrows are going this direction when they flipped the other way. different story. and then for

santa rosa, one-on-one relief is coming. wait for 88 wednesday, 82 on that will be the 2 thumbs up on that yeah. now, as i mentioned earlier, the following week looks like we might have a little bump upwards, but that would be inland highs in the 90's. so not as bad but still be warm, ok? all right. well, a cool down little to no good. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> will the sfmta board of directors voted last week to ban large recreational vehicles from parking on certain streets. the board met to establish what defines a recreational large vehicle. the approved vehicles now include 5th wheel trailers, house cars, trailer cultures, mobile homes and rv's. overnight parking will be banned on certain streets and parking will be banned between the hours of 12:00am to 06:00am. we'll talk with annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival continues today at golden gate park. more than 70 artists slated to

perform through this weekend. it is free to check out if you go public transit arrive. shares are recommended. today's big acts include any lou harris. bobby rush and patti smith. but of course, is dave just mentioned, it's gonna get hot out there. so make sure you bring a hat and hydrate properly. and we are, of course, approaching the time of year when people start to gather together for the holidays. however, you celebrate public health officials want you to have fun safely. dr. peter chin hong with ucsf joined us earlier this morning with some medical guidance. good morning to you, doctor. stephanie, great to have you. so fun to be here. yeah, always appreciate you. so of course, a lot of us love the holidays. it's a great time to get together with people. but it's important that we keep each other healthy, which is something that we learned during the pandemic. so walk us through some of the issues that ucsf is currently seeing when it comes to respiratory illnesses. so right now we're going to really quiet period. but we expect things to pick up again. >> late november, december and

january and specifically with covid. we had lot of hospitalizations over the summer, but mainly in those who older and immune compromised in videos who might have gotten a lot of vaccines early in the pandemic. >> but they in the last year far a study and flew those. i mean, the winter viruses. so we expect them to alter the merge together with covid for the winter. yeah, ok. so in terms of how cases are looking right now in the bay area, can you speak to that? yes, we have very low number of hospitalizations right now on covid. we've had 15 straight weeks of covid in the state during the summer, but it's coming down now from very high to medium. so we're going to low, which is, you know, time to put things in order time to repair the roof before the rains come in. yeah. and we were just talking during the commercial break, but, you know, rsv the flu and covid, as you mention, pretty common as we head into those colder months and it is possible to

get all 3 at once. yes, you can get all 3 at once. have definitely seen patients, but all 3, it's not very common, but it definitely can happen. yeah, it's ok. so the best way to protect ourselves against that from happening. i think the best way, of course, is vaccines to be up to date. most people over 6 months eligible for covid for rsv. it's really recommend it for those who are older than 75 or 60. to 75. if you have co-morbidities, if you got it last year, you don't have to get it this year. and for flu. again, those who are older than 6 months. so in terms of symptoms, are there any differences between the symptoms of like the common cold versus the flu versus covid at this point? yes. well, i think some of the more serious cases of flu and covid your whole reacts. so it's not just stories seeing nose and congestion, but you feel the muscle aches and the body aches and headaches and a fever and that's kind of a kick tipoff into thinking that

it's more than just a common cold ok, got it. so when people think that they might have something coming on. what is the best practice there? what should they do? well, i think some of the best practices are to stay home, if you will, because you don't know where it's going to try to get tested, particularly if you're older, i mean compromise. and the reason for that is you can take early action with early on time borrows time of flu for influenza. and of course, paxlovid covid. and that can really shorten the course and prevent hospitalization, ok, got it. so where are some easy places that people can go for quick access to say vaccines or paxlovid, for example? well, i think the most common places right now are your neighborhood drugstore is spread. it's really state that for people who have no insurance, california is going to rule out a plan to make it low-cost to no-cost for that population since the federal program ended called the

bridge program. so i think for everybody there will be opportunity to get vaccines for free essentially. all right. wonderful dr. peter chin, hong with ucsf. thank you so much for joining us with these important with this important information. we appreciate it. thanks so much, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. all right. welcome

back. new this morning, oakland zoo just revealed their where? >> for fat bear week. take a look at your screen here. you can see the contestants to larry truckee, can i andrew bit high winner? yeah. they are. some of them are cities.

you know, dave, if you guessed rubicon is the winner. you would be correct the top, right? one, he? this is his him right there. he weighed in at 1005 pounds is a big big there. meantime, in alaska, cat like national parks, they're fat. bear week is underway and in the running are grazer goalie chunk and walker voting opens up at 09:00am on explore dot com. this is such a fun week at a great way to celebrate the local outlet. those mammals need pack it in because absolutely that they need that fat to help them through the winter months. we yeah, he's going to sleep good. this all set. i got my covers on the well taken care of at the zoo than the some really nice died out there. where is the ones out and kept my they got to go out and hunt for their you mentioned once up in alaska to be rough is it gets chilly up there. we want your storms, though. we need the rain. stephanie here, the winds real quick here. >> the problem we've been looking at is the direction they're not shifting like we were thinking yesterday.

>> that they would shift by to this afternoon. what looks like another way to the night. maybe tomorrow is where things start to happen. that provides the marine relief and the drop in temperatures. so ok, it's going to be offshore. winds today are no wins, know, vertical help either so away we go. so we have a notion allegedly that you can see, but it's not going to be much of a player like it normally is. so you have crazy numbers on the board like that. but hold tight. there was relief good things to those who wait a little boys and girls because look at this. there's a nice drop. doubled looks like is a's. yeah. lots of 80's. by the time we get to midweek dropping to about 82 or something by friday that it's going to be a shocker for you and 70's to the east bay shoreline, actually a much chili at the coast. now there is a recovery next weekend and into the following week and the monday. but it looks like that. it's nothing too crazy like this. it's not lined up perfectly. and it doesn't look like we'll get offshore winds, too. but that's something just to watch. that's all. that's all right. great. thanks so much, dave.

>> if they saw all of you for joining us here for the couple weekend morning news out and on behalf of the entire team here at about or ann arbor head are fat bears. thanks so much for watching. we'll see you back here next weekend. 07:00am. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

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