from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time, as i go into the wild. >> developing on kron. 4 morning news. a coyote that attacked multiple dogs and a popular bay area park track

down. what we're learning about park officials plans to make the area safer for pet owners. plus a front door of a popular san francisco restaurant shattered during a break in what the owners saying about this setback. all eyes on the skies today after the blue angels canceled their much anticipated saturday show. what you need to know if you want to catch there, just soaring over the bay today. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining on this sunday kron 4 morning news. i'm theresa it is sunday october 13th. can you believe it already? let's start right now by getting a look at your weather with dave spahr. high day. >> hey, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off just like we did from yesterday with all this fog in cloud cover. and it looks like a lot of that's going to stick around for a while. although there does to seem to be some improvement as we get to the at least the early afternoon for a few hours this afternoon

will see things open up for the bay. we could even see some blue skies trying peer in through from the berkeley hills shot. as you can see, although at the ground level, certainly covering up all the east bay shoreline for now, getting back to that fog. notice. yeah, looking pretty good as we get to the early afternoon, we get a few hours of some sunshine around the bay. little bit more in the overcast department for a lot of the coast. however. and then as we get to tonight, it fills back in again. quick check of the winds. they're kind of coming in from the north right now that sometimes as little bit of an offshore wind event. but hey, with what's going on, that's not a problem. now, temperatures are very mild going on because of all this cloud cover fog and such that's kept us in a locked holding pattern. forget the 50's. it's mostly in the 60's universally across the bay. some exceptions. sonoma. 57, for example, hour by hour, we see the fog lingering for the next few hours. fog clouds, 66 by 09:00am 10 o'clock starting to see it break up a little bit, particularly from the inland perspective in the east bay perspective, until it spreads on to the west and san

francisco, again, looking about an out a window of about 4 or 5 hours of some afternoon. clearing morning forecast. coming up in a bit. theresa. >> thank you very much. day was sadly thousands of spectators gathered on the marina green to watch the blue angel saturday. but left disappointed. take a look. you see the weather. it's going cloudy. >> i know can about so. >> i could do is just the of the show and indiana. >> you still have a chance to see all of the action right? the blue angel show will resume today. hopefully starting at 3 o'clock fingers crossed. for those hoping to catch the final day of the show. here is some of the best places to catch the blue angels, the western part of crissy field in city. of course, we're in a green and the aquatic park in san francisco's fisherman's wharf. and you can also spot the plains in north beach as they fly over coit tower. after

all. thanks. fleet week, you can always scan the qr code on your screen. that will take you to the website kron 4 dot com. you can find all the information that you need like schedules and events and forecast right there. >> stay tuned to tell you about. >> one other big story we're following out of san francisco this week. the national park service announced it has killed a coyote that it says is responsible for 2 dog attacks. is there at crissy field. this comes after 5 dogs have been killed by covid coyotes in the same area just in the last 2 months. kron 4 is jack moment spoke to dog owners about their concerns. >> this is a diamond in the rough. i will come here. this is our happy place. christine padilla is celebrating her corgi berkeley's 4th birthday at their favorite beach. it's the best beach to come off leash. unfortunately, we haven't done off-leash a couple weeks now. yeah. that's because corgis in labs aren't the only canines here has last

several months. coyotes have made a home at crissy field threatening people and dots. the organization crissy group says over the last 2 months, coyotes killed 5 docks. hence the sights and the hesitation to fully enjoy the speech to cut my dog. >> wave my arms screen. fortunately it worked both times but never to the point where the coyote actually left the u.s. as one coyote in particular. she sees often and even snapped these photos saying feel confident enough to charge the coyote either with the dog and my this week, national park service announced that killed a coyote, it says is responsible for 2 of those dog attacks. they say this coyote was more aggressive than others and it's horrible. it's been a very awful experience. it's been very stressful for a lot of people walters. the chair for crissy group says people are fed up and just want safety that the vast majority of people who walk their dogs dogs there as well as other park visitors. >> have been very unsettled by the aggressive some good news.

that's this easy. tom connolly and manisha patel live in north beach. but come here with their 10 year-old dog lucy actually alerted me to a coyote that was probably i don't know. >> 20 feet away, but still no fear saying they just avoid the coyotes when they can and advise other dog owners to be aware. i mean, you know, if you're responsible, dog owner. if you're careful. >> we should be okay. and the katie's sir. is that a man to >> padilla agrees and says she wants to respect the wildlife while also keeping her own dog safe so that he could celebrate another birthday. i thought about getting a guard dog. my i'm sometime educating myself and other people. >> on how we can. peacefully coexist. and the crissy groups say this isn't over either it and wants to make sure national park service and other agencies and san francisco keep track of coyotes as they continue to make more of a home. >> in san francisco, jacques

moment, kron 4 news. >> happening now, the oakland police department is searching for this team. you can see right there on your screen same as a school. isis, francisco macario and he was last seen on the 3400 block of san leandro street all the way back in september. mccurry was described as having hair and brown eyes. he's 5 foot with 6 inches. so 5, 6, if you've seen him, please call police. new this morning. antioch police are searching for the driver that hit a person on lone tree way and then took office happened saturday night around 8.30, when police got to the scene, they found an unresponsive woman on the ground. she was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. antioch police are still investigating the cause of the crash. well, a restaurant in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood is recovering from its 4th break

and united dumplings shared to social media that there cortland avenue location was broken into earlier this week, the businesses claim that the damage puts them out about $2000. repairs will include new class for the front door, which shattered. in november. oakland voters are being asked to approve an extension and an an existing parcel tax to pay for police and fire services. it would generate roughly 47 million dollars annually by hiking the existing tax on single-family homes and measure would also increase the city's tax on spaces in private parking lots and garages. if passed, it would require the city to increase the police department's minimum staffing number. and it also prohibits layoffs of firefighters to a level below 480. if the city fails have its budget for more officers, it would be prohibited from

collecting the taxes for that fiscal year. >> well, kron 4 is your election headquarters. and with just a few weeks to go until election day, vice president kamala harris being transparent. >> she released her medical records saturday morning. are doctors saying that she's in excellent condition and she is fit to serve as president. meanwhile, her running mate governor tim walz traded in his suit for a hunter's orange suit for this season's opener in his home state of minnesota newsnation's alina. sarkar z is in washington, d.c., with the latest. >> about my plans. >> vice president kamala harris returning to north carolina tonight marking her 19th visit to the critical

swing states. harris, a meeting with leaders, churchgoers and farmers looking to engage heavily with black voters. former president barack obama appealing to voters specifically black men earlier in the week. >> we have not yet the same energy. it hurt. >> in all, courts are made 60 or thereabouts with the part of it, makes me think well, just feeling. one of new polling shows a notable gap and support from black voters. >> democrats losing their advantage over republicans with black voters by more than 20% since 2016 harris targeted another demographic on friday. the vice president doubling down on her commitment to have a republican in her administration. >> telling a crowd in arizona that diverse political voices

matter what i intend to do, mayor put some structure around is creating fi. >> partisan council of advisors who can then give feedback on policy as we go forward in order for us as america. to maintain our status as the strongest democracy in the world. we need a healthy 2 party system. harris is also looking to get a last-minute boost from some new campaign surrogates. in addition to former president barack obama, former president bill clinton and first lady jill biden all hitting the campaign trail for bp. harris. >> holding rallies and campaign events in key battleground states. >> in other news is mateo county granted 2 million dollars to second harvest food bank over the summer to g% address food insecurity. the county was recently ranked the 5th largest riches nationwide by u.s. news and world report. one high earner. one might

think that high earners there would not have a need to visit a food pan pantry. but the county says more and more residents are showing up for basic produce survive. survey by second harvest finds more than half of san mateo county residents 10 food programs have less than $100 in savings. and almost 65% say that they are worried about paying rent for their mortgage. now in august, the board of supervisors approved the 2 million dollars to provide an estimated 4 million meals for the county. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland ballers want to make history in the world of professional sports. >> and they need your help to do it. exciting opportunity for fans. plus, you will only see sleek. fighter jet soaring over the bay. today. we're introducing the beloved fat albert and the u.s. marines flight. and after the break, a beloved local pizza joint is

fighting to stay what many people considered to be a troubled part of town. cautions. they are taking to stay east bay community. >> aisle to get things started. it is yeah, we're going to stay in the 60's until we get to the afternoon a little bit. some better clearing. it looks like for the bay as we get into the afternoon check out your sunday forecast

>> live look outside. you can say for yourself. what should be mount tam. it's kindpof mount tam. it's just really foggy mountain. but look at the sunrise right there in the distance, the horizon, dave spahr here, he's going to explain to us whether we can

or cannot say the blue angels, which is kind of a big deal for a lot of people right? >> yeah. good morning, theresa. good morning. everybody got the water colors going on this morning and we got some blue to happening a half moon bay, though. that's very a suspicious. but don't bet the farm on that just yet. we have a few hours to get through of all this. fog in us will see some afternoon clearing. there's a window that develops. we're going take a look at that coming up in just a bit. first far, temperatures most readings in the 60's a little warmer than yesterday because of all this cloud cover this fog and all of that moisture. low-level moisture at hand. we couldn't cool off too much at night. water vapor is actually a greenhouse gas technically. so we weren't able to drop as much into the 50's. it's also gonna keep our temperatures down a bit. futurecast. let's go in. freeze at about 1 o'clock. you see a peeling away across the bay. much better job than we saw from yesterday. so we have a nice little window here for the afternoon. the sun timing on all that. but as we start to lose the daytime heating, the marine layer comes back again. and it's fairly thick. you know, it's about 6,000 feet. you have to get up there

before it starts breaking out the drier air. so that's the problem to do the regular mixing process. it's not low enough to really do that. a lot of times you get up a couple 1000 feet away. we go just mixes out. but this little thicker to get through. all right. we do the same kind of program on monday. it looks like and things don't start clearing out in earnest a bit until we get to about tuesday or so. and then it looks like by tuesday night, maybe more rain starting to develop as well. our winds, meanwhile, they're kind of variable as well. they're coming all sorts directions, which is ok and offshore. wind is not a problem. now upstream, it's something to be watching a little bit to the latter portion of the week. so putting this all together for you today. we got the afternoon clearing breezy and milder should say partially afternoon clearing tomorrow they clouds and sunny mild with the 70's cooking here. and for this week, we're watching for a shot of rain happening by wednesday or maybe tuesday night wednesday, latter portion of the week say this verbally, there is an offshore wind pop that happened. solano county, sacramento valley, little bit of the napa. not exactly sure

the intensity of all of that, which makes it very important to get at least ev, even if it's just a modest amount of showers on wednesday, moisten up the ground level, little bit of some defense against that offshore wind event. checking out temperatures for you today across the bay. we got 68 san francisco, 72 oakland. 76 with afternoon clearing san jose. but again, it's about a window of about 4 hours or so will get today. highs on the board. we have a couple of 80's well inland like concord, an antioch at 82 up north. most of the readings are in the 70's, although back of those coming in at 83 next couple of days here for you. we'll keep it in the 70's for the most part. no major changes until that's a tuesday night. by the way, that's what says they're mostly sunny and then into wednesday, maybe some scattered showers. so temperatures will be behaving themselves in a nice warm up next weekend, ok? but i don't hear that there's really kind of a clear for forecast for there's a window chance for the window yes, i like the window of opportunity on okay. >> in the south bay, a big

guilty plea. the former executive director of the san jose police officers association has pleaded guilty in federal court. she was charged with illegally importing synthetic opioid pills. 64 year-old joanne marion suge ovia was arrested last year attempting to bring the batch of drugs into the united states. and then distributed federal prosecutors say that to go use computers, both at work and home to order the thousands of drugs. they claim that went on for more than 7 years. and 61 shipments were sent to her home. she now faces up to 20 years in prison. well, governor gavin newsom says that california strong and getting stronger, but his critics argue he is out of touch. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit.

>> hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message about the state of california's economy. he cited by time. >> 32 of company's the world. all hear it for we've 3rd record-breaking sorry off points. more people now living california, telephone. not only is out he believes that narrative of a strong california, it has not been accurately portrayed about a state he touts as the 5th largest economy in the world. we are good to >> expresses all it. it's also the his first time california for 4 to 500 companies. it's a

>> he argues his administration has helped get the state. to that point, noting california invested 28 billion dollars into nearly 200 economic and workforce development programs since newsom took office in 2019 and come 2025. he says he'll release california's first ever economic development plan tailor made for each of the state, 13 economic regions from the north state to the central valley to the central coast to the southern border. >> we want world parts of the city, not it's up >> but he acknowledges the state does face several challenges among them housing time actually things done. i think the governor is out of touch. republican assembly minority leader james gallagher says that he's feeling after hearing directly from his constituents. people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, see that they for the everyday california. you also look at

>> it spiraled out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we have the highest rates of poverty. so i or can't run away from the fact that he and the super majority democrats, you know, have have made life worse. >> and newsom note he's always working on new economic initiatives for the state. more to come. he says next year reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> a fan favorite is being celebrated in oakland as and so far it seems to be thriving in the past few years. multiple businesses shut down on oakland's troubled hagan burger quarter. now rampant crime has force places like in and out denny's black bear diner to all close up. but now a new business has moved in fan favorite in our newsroom. roundtable pizza recently opened a franchise despite concerns over robberies and car break-ins in the area at the new location has been open

since june. and corporate officials say that there has been no problems so far. but there has been some precautions that were taken to address potential issues with crime. >> we've opened and it's been great so far. we taking no cash. and right now the dining room is not open. we feel really good about it right now. and so there's been no issues we look forward to being cemented in the twin cities area in that area and being there for a very, very long time. >> around tables, decision to not open the dining room is similar to what nearby raising canes and taco bell have don, both of those restaurants only offer drive-thru service round table set to celebrate its new location with a grand-opening this afternoon at 4 o'clock. developing a south bay, the milpitas unified school district is starting a new program that teaches students with disabilities about health wellness and education. the program was created and developed by educator and

author kate tune now her program is already being used and districts throughout the country along with canada and belgium. the program covers many topics as well as tough subjects like abuse and harassment and hopes to teachers and students can recognize and communicate. the signs. just ahead of indigenous people. stay on october 14th, the iconic. sign that sits along lake meritt in oakland planned to be transformed to a lonely land to honor local ndigenous people in the area of the new sign recognizes the ancestral care takers of the land. now officials say that the sign reinforces the park's commitment to highlight indigenous voices and stories throughout the bay area. and coming up on kron 4 morning news questions still surround the city of oakland's budget. >> in recent sale of half of the calls and why the mayor says that there's no issue and why council members say that

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>> along with fleet week, north beach is also celebrating italian heritage this weekend today, the 156 annual italian heritage parade will take place around washington park. the parade of colorful floats marching bands and vintage cards. they're all going to be led by the grand marshal. jo dis de alex sandro, former president and ceo of the san francisco travel association. it starts at 12 30 today at jefferson and powell streets, thereby fisherman's wharf and it ends at saint peter's paul church

at washington square. well, we are celebrating 75 years of working in the bay area next on kron. 4 morning news this sunday. we'll show you how north bay woman volunteered. >> her time and how she prove the men around her.

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.

>> and now on the kron 4 morning news, one of the most popular planes for fleet week is set to soar over san francisco for the final time. we're taking a look back at the iconic fat albert and the u.s. marines. it fly. plus, oakland city council members are putting the pressure on the mayor after the recent

sale of part of the coliseum. why they say payment delays could affect police and fire departments and much more. as kron 4 celebrates 75 years in the bay area. we take a look at the bay area resident making a difference through volunteering. hello, everyone. kron 4 morning news on the sunday. we'll have those stories for you in just a moment. but first, let's get a look at the forecast. foggy wet kind of crazy this morning, right? dave spahr here to unpack it all. >> good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with that fog yet again today. that low level moisture will be around. it looks like through a good portion of the morning. a live shot coming into sfo. you can see some blue star to peer through just a little bit. there. give us a little shot of some sunshine, maybe perhaps get back that fog cast here. yeah, it starts to peel away in the early afternoon and you can see that window of opportunity for about 4 hours or so before it comes streaming back in again. it looks like it repeat that performance again for tomorrow. our temperatures

because of all those low level moisture are very mild. look at them into the 60's for most part, there are 50's here and there. but a lot of times we see in the 50's after a clear overnight which we did not have a look ahead for today afternoon, clearing breezy and mild. then tomorrow we get them a cloud, sunny and mild with a lot of 70's. and then for this week we're looking at a chance of showers on wednesday. it's after that. got to watch out a little bit because there might be offshore wind pa, particularly if we don't get that rain. we're looking at 60's through all this morning. better clearing happening. that's most likely going to be in contra costa county to go caeck of the east bay at that early hour, taking part across the bay as we get to the early afternoon. more on your forecast to show everybody is going today and look at the extended to they thank you very much for the blue angels are back for san francisco's flee week right? >> but the super hornets are not the only aircraft that you'll see over the bay in 2022. kron 4, stephanie lin caught a ride on one of the fleet's. most beloved plains found out it is the only

aircraft in the show operated by u.s. marines. take a look. >> if the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back, they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get opportunity to start off the demo, most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. what engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us into the friendly skies today that our is still a part of the blue angels, but we're all marine crew, her enthusiasm is contagious. it's

incredible opportunity to be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people. and here the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hit a 45 degree. klein. >> to hold catches me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving its know acre us. at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 175,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own weight.

>> it's frickin awesome. it's so cool. >> it takes the crew of 8 people to fry this giant aircraft and all the pilots have to be aircraft, commander, qualified meaning they have to have at least 1200 flight hours under their belt. now, stephanie lin reporting back in 2022. and it's again going to make its last journey today. hopefully the fog lifts and why. >> in the north bay here, a person is dead after a crash in the north bay. it happened near geyserville. the chp responded to reports of a car that had landed on its roof just after noon on saturday highway 101 south of canyon road. now, according to highway patrol, the current honda lost control went over the center median that crash into a subaru heading the opposite direction of honda had 4 people inside. one of them was killed. the serb ru have 3 people, including a mother and her baby inside. we

know that they were taken to the hospital. we have not heard on their condition and the name of the person killed has not been identified yet. in a swift response to a series of fast, the concord police department apprehended suspects at the rhonda shopping center friday morning. gap reported to grant that providing detailed descriptions of the suspects vehicle. moments later, spirit halloween also reported a theft involving similar suspects. concord officers spotted the an occupied vehicle and waited for the suspects to return. and then when they did, they were caught with reportedly stolen merchandise from 2 additional businesses. all of the reporting parties confirmed the suspect's identities and the stolen items were returned to the stores. now the suspects were arrested on multiple theft charges. can city council members, sir, blasting mayor sheng thao over the new coliseum deal? the deal involves multiple payment

plans which are different than the original deal. but according to city officials, the new timeline could lead to dramatic budget cuts affecting police and fire departments and much more. the mayor sheng thao claims at the time he won't be a problem and that this new deal would actually net the city more money than the previous agreement. now, what we're seeing is that actually going to receive more money. >> become the first fiscal year. that's 110 million dollars in the first fiscal year. and we would have from the previous proposed amendments that we made. i'm saying that the budget that the city council has already passed. it lists is around. you this is what we're going to spend our money on. so if you're asking, like, will more cuts come because coliseum deal? we're not getting the money. the 48 in by december, we're getting more money in the fiscal year. you have to think about this in fiscal year. turns. >> contrasts council members say that the city must still account for that delay of a

48 million dollar payment and what remains to be seen is whether the city administrator we'll choose to make some cuts. stay tune with that. well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. former president trump is making the rounds on the west coast this weekend. yesterday he was in california for a rally coachella. reporter libby dean has details on his round table discussion. >> president trump in nevada, according the hispanic community at a roundtable event in las vegas. the people in this room that been they've been just so great. you know, as panic, people have tremendous. they say you can't generalize, but i think it there. they have wonderful entrepreneurship and they have do they have the u.s. such energy? ease up bit, ok, now you have great ambition. you have great energy. this appeal to the latino community comes

a day after visiting aurora, colorado, a town trump is called a quote, war zone over claims of venezuelan gangs taking over buildings. >> claims the republican mayor has called, quote, grossly over exaggerated. trump repeatedly used harsh rhetoric to condemn migrants during that event. we will put. >> these vicious and bloodthirsty criminals in jail or kick them out of our country. >> and if they come back. our country. they will be told it is an automatic 10 year sentence in jail with no. >> possibility of parole. >> and i'm here by calling. for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a >> inforcement >> trump's rally in colorado friday and an evening event in coachella, california. saturday. states leaning heavily blue in harris's favor. back to nevada. thq polling shows a tight race in

the silver state with harris at 48%. and trump at forty-seven 0.9 trump expanding on other issues during his speech in nevada telling the crowd at the roundtable that he'll get congress to pass his proposals for no tax on tips or over time. it just seems like. >> very hard money to get for the government and you know, maybe you should be entitled. and also i think a big thing could be for you, but it could be for a lot of the people york overtime, no tax on overtime. and i think that's going to be good for the country. 4 people are going to work overtime. so we have these things will get them done and we'll get them approved in congress. >> new this morning, a petaluma man has been arrested in connection with a series of fires that ignited over the past week. police say that alexander kasparian faces felony charges for reckless burning. the first fire erupted on october 7th, destroying a portable toilet near the kids. the park, the

kit, the chase. a park and then threatening nearby property belonging to the petaluma at youth soccer lake. 4 days later, a parks department maintenance building was fully engulfed in flames on maria drive that same night, witnesses reported seeing the sperry and armed with a machete near a 3rd fire north of lynch creek trail. police utilized a drone to locate him at the scene. authorities say that the investigation is still ongoing as to the motive of these fires. fight over the naming of a local airport is continuing. the port of oakland is responding to san francisco leaders for suing them over the use of san francisco in the oakland airport named earlier this year. the port of oakland change the name to the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. san francisco officials say that they have the trademark to the name and say that a recent survey shows a travelers are getting confused over the name. fox the port of oakland

leaders claims that san francisco manipulated the results of the survey. the court is expected to hear arguments for a lawsuit that lawsuit next month. kron 4 is celebrating. 75 years in the bay area. and we want to take a look back at her history on this day in the bay. one woman in the north bay took a big step forward and helping firefighters. murray county. this is footage taken from our archives back in 1970, a woman volunteering. to help out the towel, pius fire department, the woman jeanine says that she made the decision after hearing the department was short of volunteers at a budget hearing. kron. 4 reporter frank johnstone was there and chatted with jeanne about why she decided to make this big leap. >> aires and i'm just here. i

never ever wanted to be a fireman. but i suggested using housewives, i was a logical one to here was my suggestion. i have to do it. i opened my big mouth. so i have to back it up. i think he'll stick it. no reason why not. >> you can see sussan 5 years ago. you can see her working hard right? and many the firefighters say that they were a bit skeptical of her training as she was woman. but they quickly changed their minds. >> but i think you put you into a full-fledged training exercise here this morning, how she don't quite well. than expected to do just by the virtue of the fact that she's a woman. but she has a lot of spirit and she has a lot of and kuz has. that's the most important thing. i think another was hurt. rains come on pretty well. training is coming along very well. and she continues with this enthusiasm that i mentioned. i think that would be one of our first rate volunteers. >> tell of ice.

>> valley fire department merge with that. the department says serving. >> the community from a decade before later becoming part of the southern marin fire protection district. i know for a fact there are many women that now serve in that district. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay library is helping you kick out. >> why you'll be able to assemble your whole team for this event. >> we'll get a low level moisture for today and that will start for tomorrow to we're going to get some maybe some showers middle the week. that's important because my off shore, wind things going off shore, wind things going to ch

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>> live look outside. you can see all that heavy fog. i was complaining about the humidity because hair and humidity don't mix. but that's just my personal opinion. dave spahr here tell us all about. >> well, good morning to reset. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of the fog hanging around 2. here's a shot of the east bay shoreline. you can see kind just hovering a little bit aloft, giving it a little bit of stride, stratus up there. but much better conditions are aloft. we just have to get rid of this lower level moisture here. the promise is there. but at the surface, these are dew points. now and these numbers of the actual measurement of moisture in the air. in other words, unlike humidity, contingent on temperature. this doesn't care about that. it does functions independently of that and the lower the number, the drier, the air. well, 50's, that's pretty elevated in the afternoon like that. a lot of times we're going to see numbers drop into the 40's. even the 30 sometimes course they get too low. that's where the fire concern is, but not for today. certainly got him

well in the 50's all day and through the night. so it doesn't move much a all. but we're expecting some better sky conditions this afternoon. temperature check. we're pretty much locked in the 60's just about everywhere, because all this humidity just doesn't allow the escape of radiation cooling at night. we will sometimes get in the winter months. when you get clear skies and dry air. thank you. looking ahead. that's where kind of hanging on middle of the week, maybe getting a couple little showers looking less likely now, the only thing that's important about that is after that passes, there is a pop. this is way aloft. but locally we might get a bit of an offshore wind for the latter portion of the week. that will kind of believe through solano county and map a little bit. that would be thursday friday and then a little bit of a warm-up into the weekend. but unlike these quote, heat spikes we've had before that won't develop because there's new systems to watch out for into the following week thing we know we're going to get from that is cooling. but the possibility is always there some stray showers to develop with that, too. so first hit we're looking for is one

wednesday. but not looking as juicy as it did before. 68 san francisco to the coast will keep it mostly in the 60's. a lot of overcast to get rid of today. and that's going to be a problem area. 69 going on for burlingame while foster city. 71 palo alto. 73 heading south with the upper 70's morgan hill getting 79 east bay shoreline in the mid 70's just a couple degrees. warmer off to tri valleys. you can see 79 for walnut creek, 73 berkeley, vallejo coming in at 76 fairfield. 82 79 for napa. and that's to about a 78 for santa rosa. rest other into the week here again, watching little rain chance on your wednesday. little bit of a warm-up happens here. nothing too crazy and a success of systems to watch out for the following weekend. that so looking looking pretty good for fall. >> thank you very much. appreciate authentic mexican food has the power to bring

people together. turning strangers into friends and strengthening the bonds of family life. the generations of family working at one bernal heights restaurant. they helped kron 4 noelle bellow cook up a taste of home at el do an calp now. >> in the kitchen with isabel you quickly become the student the owner and head chef at a wonderful mayor is teaching us how to make too and nevada. a richly flavored stuffed pepper considered the national dish of mexico. and the team is in a lot of them being seen as that sat there. the stunning this is the feast on that. they're even in mexico for september 15 >> center >> while this kitchen has been home base for the last 8 years, have the o's first restaurant was actually in her

living room. mom says for for our whole life apartment buildings like she was going door door saying, hey, this is my menu. >> this isn't going to have been no like that. all of us said in our living room was full of people. now people feel of the tables to eat that home cooking every week at a air. >> itself means good eating. yeah. smiles me from mean, what is the end? it didn't get my foot is my any spare the from from fine dining restaurants? >> i see that people can mean and they eat with such happiness. and i feel good to see them my food. i know there's people that come from mexico that don't have a family here. >> that can mean come to our restaurant you know, become our friends no my mom and get food that reminds in the homes. i think that's important about 16 years ago is about became part of the law, kasina kitchen incubator, an organization that helps women of color formalize their businesses. that partnership that brought a webcam mayor to the know we've ali, a farmers market and eventually to

opening a restaurant at the corner of mission in kingston. last year, the authentic dishes made from scratch landed a one comair on the new york times list of top. 25 restaurants in san francisco and honor her son and restaurant manager vladimir says meant a lot to their family. i love having like a people like reagan. that's my mom's hardwired. >> this is call. it makes me very happy. when make tell me that the restaurant is in the looking it, what that >> measuring cups aren't really necessary in this kitchen. isabel always seasons to she says her mother worked.

a lot recipes mostly come from other family members and friends. daniel put on commute. plus know what learned from my mom. it's red mowing. my favorite is malia grant that is good. but i like most of our that with for the morning on left is more like a classic. you can find out more as mexican restaurant. but the more that of that is something lights. you need to. i think my mom picking serving up jason ogata is also unique. tell glencoe mayor they only make the dish for mexican independence day. and this year they sold out within hours, putting together the salty sweet dish took me a couple of tryst. take but eventually we got their second mexican flag. atlanta mayor says he and his siblings are dedicated to making sure the restaurant succeeds and he's hoping to one day write a book

about his mom's story to me like my mom, dina and again, what does a not speaking her having her business and so successful? i think that's inspiring stories of people. i kind of want to share that the world does that feel good knowing that they're proud of you and that they want to continue help you out? a mother's love present in every dish served it out when comair the cozy corner reetaurant where everyone is i think it's important for people to light. i like coming years is forget about what's going on in the outside world and is enjoyed with whoever is next. in berlin heights, noelle bellow just fsa kron. 4 news. >> i'm so hungry. they look so good. be sure catch more stories highlighting the hispanic community as kron. 4 celebrates all month long scan the qr code that you see right there to get directed to the hispanic heritage section. we have it on our website.

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>> and there they are coming on the next hour kron. morning news on this sunday after a disappointing day for the blue angels. many are wondering if they will take to the skies today for their final show. what about your mental health isn't doing better. coming up are a psychologist joins us in the studio this morning with how you can take better care

>> developing on the kron 4 morning news. a coyote that attacked multiple dogs and a

popular bay area park track down what we're learning about park officials plan to make the area safer for pet owners. plus the front door of a popular san francisco restaurant shattered during a break-in. but the owners are saying about the setback. all eyes in the sky today after the blue angels canceled a much anticipated saturday show. what you need to know if you want to catch there, the jet soaring over the bay. and good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. i'm theresa it is october 13th. >> let's get a start out. the look at the weather with dave spahr. what can we expect? >> all right. good morning to sir. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of a low level moisture hanging around with the fog and the cloud cover that we have that's going to be around this morning. although peeling away in the east bay, we are going to get a nice window, though. it looks like across the bay for

a few hours before it fills back in again for tonight. but first, things first. it's all covering up as you can see, the east bay shoreline above. it looks sweet. as you can see, the blue skies up, they're going back to the fog cast. there's that windows started to appear about 1 o'clock or so across much of the bay getting southern marin even involved in that, too. and then it fills back up again by late this afternoon are really into this evening by near sunset or so. and we'll do kind of the same program. it looks like again for tomorrow. those winds, by the way, they're kind of variable. although last check, they were pointing a little bit from the north, as you can see their single digits to 0. really most ratings because of all this moisture hanging around in the 60's. now. so a bit on the mild side to get things kicked off are not going to move up the on much beyond this for highs today. that tends to be a lot with moist air. 66 at 09:00am there. you see things opening up in the east bay, at least in by 11:00am somewhat variable clouds of a complete look at your forecast coming up in a bit. theresa, thank you very much day. well, sadly, thousands of spectators

gathered on the marina green watch the blue angels saturday butts. >> we're very disappointed. take a look. >> you see the weather. it's going cloudy. >> i know can about so. >> i could do is just the age of the show and indiana. >> good attitude, but kind of a, right? you still have a chance to see the action today. the blue angels show will resume hopefully today fingers crossed starting at 03:00pm. and for those hoping to catch the final day of the show, we've got you covered here, some of the best places in the city to watch the blue angels, the western part of crissy field in the presidio. we're in a green and aquatic park there at fisherman's wharf. and you can also spot the plains of north beach as they fly over quite tower and for all fans fleet week, you can scan the qr code on the screen. that will take you to our website. kron 4 dot com. there you can find some information like upcoming schedules events and the forecast. other big story

we're following out of san francisco this week. the national parks service announced it has killed a coyote. it says responsible for 2 dog crissy field. this comes after 5 dogs have been killed by coyotes in the same area just in the last 2 months. kron 4 is jack molmud spoke to dog owners about their concerns. this is a diamond in the i will come here. this is our happy place. christine padilla is celebrating her corgi berkeley's 4th birthday at their favorite beach. it's the best beach to come off leash. unfortunately, we haven't done off-leash a couple weeks now. yeah. that's because corgis in labs aren't the only canines here has last several months. coyotes have made a home at crissy field threatening people and dogs. >> the organization crissy group says over the last 2 months, coyotes killed 5 docks. hence the sights and the hesitation to fully enjoy the speech to cut my dog.

>> wave my arms screen. fortunately it worked both times but never to the point where the coyote actually left u.s. as one coyote in particular. she sees often and even snapped these photos saying feel confident enough to charge the coyote either with the dog. in my left this week, national park service announced that killed a coyote, it says is responsible for 2 of those dog attacks. they say this coyote was more aggressive than others and it's horrible. it's been a very awful experience. it's been very stressful for a lot of people walters. the chair for crissy group says people are fed up and just want safety that the vast majority of people who walk their dogs dogs there as well as other park visitors. >> have been very unsettled by the aggressive some good news. that's this easy. tom connolly and manisha patel live in north beach. but come here with their 10 year-old dog lucy actually alerted me to a coyote that was probably the better known. >> 20 feet away, but still no fear saying they just avoid

the coyotes when they can and advise other dog owners to be aware. i mean, you know, if you're responsible, dog owner. if you're careful. >> we should be okay. i'm okay. these is that a man to >> padilla agrees and says she wants to respect the wildlife while also keeping her own dog safe so that he could celebrate another birthday. i thought about getting a guard dog. my i'm sometime educating myself and other people. >> on how we can. peacefully coexist. and the crissy groups say this isn't over either it and wants to make sure national park service and other agencies in san francisco keep track of coyotes as they continue to make more of a home. >> in san francisco, jacques moment, kron 4 news. >> important story here. happening now. come police department is searching for this teen on your screen. his name is easy. korea's francisco marc junior. he was last seen on the 3400 block of

stanley under street back september. now macario is described as having black hair and brown eyes. he's 5 feet 6. if you have seen him, police call police. new this morning police are searching for the driver that hit a person on lone tree way and then took off. this happened saturday night around 8.30, when officers got to the scene, they found an unresponsive woman on the ground. she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. antioch police are still investigating the cause of the crash. a restaurant in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood is recovering from its 4th break in united dumpling shared to social media that there cortland avenue location was broken into earlier this week the business claims sent the damage, put some out $2000 repairs include new glass for the front door, which was shattered. well in november, oakland voters are being asked

to approve an extension of an existing parcel tax to pay for police and fire services. it would generate roughly 47 million dollars annually by hiking the existing tax on single family homes. now, the measure would also increase the city's tax on spaces and private parking lots and garages. if passed would require the city to increase the police department's minimum staffing level. it also prohibits layoffs of firefighters to a level below 480. not if the city fails to maintain levels, it would be prohibited from collecting the taxes for that fiscal year. well, governor gavin newsom says california strong and getting stronger, but he's got some critics. they argue that he's out of touch. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit.

>> hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message about the state of california's economy. he cited time. >> 32 of company's the world. all hear it for we've 3rd record-breaking sorry off points. more people now living california, telephone. not only is out before he believes that narrative of a strong california, it has not been accurately portrayed about a state he touts as the 5th largest economy in the world. we are good to >> i have wait a minutes of all those headlines by signing bonus. his first time california for 4 to 500 companies. it's a

>> he argues his administration has helped get the state. to that point, noting california invested 28 billion dollars into nearly 200 economic and workforce development programs since newsom took office in 2019 and come 2025. he says he'll release california's first ever economic development plan tailor made for each of the state, 13 economic regions from the north state to the central valley to the central coast to the southern border. >> we want world parts of the city, not it's up >> but he acknowledges the state does face several challenges among them housing time actually things done. i think the governor is out of touch. republican assembly minority leader james gallagher says that he's feeling after hearing directly from his constituents. people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, see that they for the everyday california. you also look at >> it spiraled out of control

since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we hove the highest rates of poverty. so i mean, the governor can't run away from the fact that he and the super majority democrats, you know, have have made life worse. >> and newsom note he's always working on new economic initiatives for the state. more to come. he says next year reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oaken ballers want to make history in the world of professional sports and we need your help. exciting opportunity for fans coming up. plus. >> you may want to see those beautiful. fighter jet soaring over the bay. >> we're going to introduce you to be albert. and the u.s. marines at 5. and what about your mental health? the state's after the break. we've

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bit in the overnight hours. contrast with clear and dry boom. there you have it. bice this afternoon. this starts to lift off a little bit. a good bill. the fog so around the bay, we should see some skies opening up giving us that window of opportunity a little bit into the evening hours. you can see it starts to fill back up again. we'll do the same procedure again tomorrow, open a little bit more completely and quicker. but still it's going to be hanging around. looks like for a day or so by tuesday night, we should be looking at another shot of some rain trying to develop here, although that's not looking as strong as before winds kind of jump all over the place over the period. but because conditions will be fairly moist, we shouldn't have a problem with winds with those arrows coming in from the wrong direction here. it's onshore. but just saw him flip a little bit offshore after that wind raptor, that rain opportunity midweek or whatever we get. it does look like there's another papa, some offshore winds to make note of a look ahead for today afternoon, clearing partially at least breezy mild for your tomorrow. bay clouds

then turning sunny, but certainly sunny, well inland, mild lot of 70's, maybe some 80's cooking and they're well inland. then for this week, there's that chance of showers on wednesday in verbally to make the note because it's not necessarily money in the bank, but there isn't a window again of an offshore wind event for thursday friday before we head into the weekend with some more warming, nothing crazy. now and it looks like success of systems will come in and correct. whatever does happen. so we'll see a nice warm-up bump. you know, in the 80's and everything and then we self correct again, maybe bringing some showers and it lets hopefully see that. let's check out your temperatures for the day. 68 san francisco, 72 variable clouds for oakland. 76, meanwhile, 4 san jose right kron 4 i check it out. high temperatures for today. some lower 80's across the east bay hills, east bay shoreline, mostly in the 70's and 70's mean well up north next couple of days coming like this, more of the same kind of the variable cloudy scenario, certainly in the morning. we'll have all that

fog to deal with upper 70's and then maybe by tuesday night, some showers trying to develop theresa. >> thank you very thursday was world mental health awareness day. the average person encounters many stressors, many stressors life. kids work social media, the current election cycle all crazy, right? well, joining me right now in the studios, nicole rivera. she is with kaiser and you are a marriage and family therapists. you also have a whole bunch of other really fancy titles that are really super important. joining us right now. can you kind of unpack a little bit? i mean, we were talking about how the surgeon general recently said a lot of us are very stressed out. i think a lot of us are especially like with the election. how do we manage all of this these days. there's a lot going on in the world today. so election like you mentioned, you know, they're still active shootings that are happening. parents are really stressed out trying to juggle, you know, they're

knives at time juggling i mean, there's no time to sleep. there is very little time. >> for self care. so i just want validate that. it is really difficult to do it all. one thing that personally helps me and i think different things work for different people. but something that kind of keeps me saying is spending time each day and the morning and the evening implementing just a little bit of self care. so i wake up i exercise for 30 minutes before my kids wake up before i have to do the hustle and bustle drop-off and got myself to work and then the evening, you know, even if it's just a half an hour reading a book or watching a show, just prioritizing some kind of self care kind of infusing something. and i was reading something yesterday about if you have like a bad day, doesn't have to blow up your entire day that if you >> have like little morsels and i was thinking, ok, what's going make me happy? make maybe a song. so is like singing on the way to work this morning and just something to kind of, you

know, reset maybe i love that and having things that you look forward to to rain. >> whether it's a vacation or if that's not something that you can do, you know, having a couple days to take off of work. >> getting yourself a massage, just something that you're looking forward to to get you through the week at help was among the vacations. kind of stress me out because i start to think about like packing. and one of my going to the dog and one of my going to be like, yes, all that kind of stuff can really kind of bubble up in yeah. kids. we were talking about kids and so forth. how are we doing in the pandemic? really caused a lot of mental health issues how our kids these days, you know, i think that's a great question. we were saying that kids were relatively behind for a number of years. you know, my son, for example, he was in kindergarten the first year of the pandemic. >> so that really shifted a lot of things socially. so hearts really, really difficult were saying still about one in 5 kiddo's. i'm struggling with anxiety and depression could be more about the amount that are kind of

reporting at this from ages 12 to 17. but we are seeing some return to normalcy, which is great. we're seeing sports, you know, kids getting back involved community. we're seeing parents, you're more involved in it. and the kids school and that part, i think, is really neat. but there's still a lot more that we can do to support our kids because there's a lot of pressures will social media with academics. you know, they're juggling a lot, too, and their little minds. and there's a lot of things that we can do to support and it's harming our family. i have twin daughters and they're constantly fighting with each other there on snap chat with their friends and, >> you know, in and >> and middle school is very difficult and so much drama mean, how do you how do you support specially those teens and their brains? and they're not developed and so for us. so it's just kind of again, was a generally with knives, but that's kind of what goes my head. sometimes. yeah, i think each family is different but really finding a balance that works for you. so balance of family time.

>> a balanced for them with their friends and their social time as well. making sure that they have enough time at the end of the day for homework. i know kids can get have around if we over schedule them, you know, my kids, for example, dance gymnastics softball. there's a lot going on. and i know that they can get a little bit more stressed when it's just one thing after another and it's a lot for sure. so making sure that that, you know, if it's the weekends, they can have a little bit of down time and really limiting their social media, especially if they're a little bit older. i think this time poured into i'm always constantly going, you know, do your laundry do this, get off your phone. don't quite think traffic causing of all that stuff. >> and i want to circle back as far as the election. i mean, it is a very emotional time any advice on route dealing with friends who have different political opinions family members and so forth. and we were listening to tim walz's brothers doesn't have a great relationship because it with different political

perspectives. how do we best deal with all that? i think it's so stressful because we care so much right. and there's a lot that feels outside of our control. >> and one thing that can help with anxiety in general is noticing what it is that you can control and also noticing when you need to turn the volume down when you might need to turn it up. so, for example, you know, it's getting involved in the community is something that helps, you know, being active, asked to get out there. my parents, they've been writing letters to support. they're they're can bet that they're wanting to, you know, see from the presidency and also noticing when you might need a break from it, right when it's too much. and then if you have loved ones who have different views than, you know, finding soma boundaries and even talking about it. i have a close friends and we've we've actually discussed many times that this is just a topic for us that that we don't talk about. and that feels really healthy for our friendship. so i think having those boundaries for yourself and relationships is really essential right now and also taking care of yourself in figuring out things you can do throughout the day to kind of

slow your system down. i appreciate that. well, nicole rivera, thank you so much for joining us and giving us some tips and so forth control what you can control. >> right. kind of approach will be right back after the break. thank you. along with

fleet week, north beach is also celebrating italian heritage this weekend. today is the 156 annual. >> italian heritage parade and that will take place around washington park. the parade of colorful floats marching bands, vintage cars all led by

grand marshal. jo dee us out di alessandro, former president and ceo of the san francisco travel association. it all gets underway at 12, 30 today at jefferson and powell streets by fisherman's wharf. it ends at saints. peter and paul church there at washington square. well, come ballers aiming to make history in the professional sports world. the team says that they will become the first to include a fan descend on their board of directors of dollars are officially sent out some applications for the position. the person for the role will be voted on by fans to represent fans. they would have some input key decisions making for the team. the bars choose up to 10 finalists and then fans will have full control in choosing the board member. they winner will be determined in early december. now this move comes after the baller opened up crowd funding last month. this is a way fans

can take part in owning the team through donations. now, since then, the team has raised a million dollars in investments for more than 1600 >> and we're celebrating 75 years of working in the bay area next on kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. we'll show you how a north bay woman volunteered time and how she.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, one of the most popular planes for fleet week is set

to soar over san francisco for the final time today. we're taking a look back at the iconic fat albert and the u.s. marines at 5. plus, oakland city council members are putting the pressure on the mayor after the recent sale of part of the coliseum. why they say payment delays could affect police and fire departments and much more. as kron 4 celebrates 75 years in the bay area. we take a look at the bay area resident making a difference through volunteering. good morning, everyone. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we'll have those stories for you in just a moment. but let's take a look at your forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with all the very latest for us. hi, dave. okay, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and a lot of fog to get things started which is now going to turn of the kind of overcast for your morning hours for a good chunk of the bay. until that starts to break up in dissipate. >> in the early afternoon, we get a nice little break here for a few hours. sun come out. we looks like a nice troop are here at moon bay. can see some

blue skies off towards the distance. however, we still have to get through all of this. don't count on too much sun today. no going and freezing this at about 1 o'clock. you get a general idea, but looking pretty good. little bit. the east bay hills, lingering and the coast, we should say. but around the bay, at least we're getting some skies to open up here for a few hours for they fill back in again for tonight. those temperatures% are mostly in the 60's, which is warm because of all that moisture we have in the surface level. so therefore not a lot of movement. we'll see relatively modest movement this afternoon only into the 70's. a look ahead. weve got tomorrow. some bay clouds still hanging around. but turning sunny in the afternoon a little bit mild with 70's in place for this week. the next shot of rain we're looking for is tuesday night into wednesday. but it does not look to be as rambunctious as it did from before and also watching out for a potential offshore wind event to finish off the week. now for the hour by hour forecast, at least in the east bay starts to open up pretty quickly and temperatures into the 70's might even scratch some lower 80's well inland about closer

look at forecast coming up in a bit. theresa. >> thank you very much. with the blue angels are back for san francisco is fleet week. but the super hornets are not the only aircraft. you're going to be saying in 2022. kron 4 stephanie lin caught a ride with one of the fleet's most beloved plains, fat albert. it is the only aircraft in the show operated by the u.s. marines. take a look. >> if the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back, they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from tpthose 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo, most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. albert was named after a children's

cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. what engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking a sop into the friendly skies today. that hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious. it's incredible opportunity to be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people. and here the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hit a 45 degree. klein. >> to hold catches me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving its know acre us. at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot

wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 175,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own weight. >> it's frickin awesome. it's so cool. >> it takes the crew of 8 people to fry this giant aircraft and all the pilots have to be aircraft, commander, qualified meaning they have to have at least 1200 flight hours under their belt. stephanie lin, there. well, in other news in the north bay, at least one person is dead after a crash in the north bay. it happened near geyserville. the chp responded to reports. >> of a car that had landed on its roof just after noon saturday on highway south of canyon road. now, according to the highway patrol, the cara honda had lost control and went through the center median and crashed into a subaru

heading in the opposite direction. the junta had 4 people inside. one of them was killed in the crash. the subaru have 3 people, including a mother and her baby. we know that they were taken to the hospital. we have not heard anything about their condition or the name of the person killed. a new this morning. petaluma police are investigating after a man was stabbed. it happened early friday morning off of lynch creek trail. the victim told police he was walking with a friend when they were approached by a man. that's when the 2 got into a fight with a man and the victim. the victim was stabbed. he was taken to a hospital and thankfully expected to be okay. petaluma police are still searching for a suspect. and a swift response to a series of fafsa concord police department apprehended suspects have ran shopping center friday morning. gap reported a grand theft providing a detailed description of the suspect's vehicle. moments later, spirit halloween also reported a

fast-evolving similar suspects. a concord officers spotted the an occupied vehicle and waited for the suspects to return when they did. officers caught them with reportedly stolen merchandise from 2 additional businesses. all reporting parties confirmed the suspect's identities. and the stolen items were successfully returned to the stores. the suspects were arrested. no names yet on multiple theft charges. in the east bay. the mayor of oakland is blasting some city council members who are criticizing the deal made to sell half of the coliseum. the council members say, but the deal could live the city with even fewer first responders kron four's dan kerman as the story from both sides. >> the city's new deal to sell its half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. we'll bring oakland more money than the original agreement and the deal will close in may of next year instead of 2026. but it

also delays the second payment of 10 million dollars to november 7th. and it delays november and january payments of 48 million dollars to may of next year. 3 council members say those payment delays will lead to dramatic budget cuts, which could include cutting cops and closing fire stations. >> the reality is we're in a bad situation that's only about to get worse because right now we have to make fairly immediate set a 48 million dollars of cuts. but mayor sheng thao who is taking credit for the new coliseum deal says the delay in the 48 million dollar payment is not a problem you're asking about. do we have a cash flow issue? and that is the answer to that is no. >> right. because we're working in fiscal years, you know, coming it with the money coming in march, even if they came in, maybe that's still within the fiscal year for that budget cycle. city staff later clarified the mayor's comments to indicate there's no need for additional cuts. as long as 2 things happen. one quarter, one revenues remain on track. we'll find that out later this month. and

to that second payment of 10 million dollars for the coliseum, which is due on november, 7th actually happens. they say if that happens, there will be no need for additional cuts. >> that is simply not true because the cuts have already begun. and this has been clearly stated. city administrator what those cuts are. exactly. we're waiting to find out councilmember johnny ramachandran says the city must still account for the delay in the 48 million dollars. >> and what remains to be seen is what the city administrator will choose to cut among various options. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> new this morning in petaluma man has been arrested in connection with a series of fires that ignited over the past week. police say that alexander kasparian faces felony charges for reckless burning. the first fire erupted on october 7th, destroying a portable toilet. mayor who can mooch se park and threatening nearby property belonging to the

petaluma youth soccer league. now, 4 days later, a parks department maintenance building was fully engulfed in flames. maria drive that same night. witnesses reported saying cusp armed with a machete near 3rd fire north of lynch creek trail. police utilize a drone and located him at the scene. authorities said that the investigation is still very much ongoing as to the motive. these fires. there is a fight over naming the local airport. that's all continuing the port of oakland is responding to san francisco leaders for suing them over the use of san francisco in the oakland airport. name. earlier this year. the port of oakland change the name to the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. san francisco officials say that they have the trademark to the name and say a recent survey shows a travelers are getting very confused over the name, but the port of oakland leaders claim that san francisco has manipulated the results of a survey. the court

is expected to hear arguments over the lawsuit next month. kron 4 is celebrating. 75 years in the bay area. we want to take a look back at our history and on this day in the bay, one woman in the north bay took a big step forward and helping firefighters in marin county yes's footage taken from our archives back in 1970, a woman volunteers to help out the town of pious fire department. one, the woman said that she had made a decision after hearing the department was short of volunteers at a budget hearing. kron four's reporter at the time. frank johnstone was there and he chatted with jeanie on why she decided to make this leap. >> aires and i'm just here. i never ever wanted to be a fireman. but i suggested using housewives, i was a logical

one to here was my suggestion. i have to do it. i opened my big mouth. so i have to back it up. i think he'll stick with it. i see no reason why not. >> you can see her working here in just a second. and there's a trainer that she's down there doing cpr, right? many of the firefighters actually said that they were very skeptical of her training. blaming it on the fact that she was woman and then they seem to change their mind when they saw her in action. >> but i you put unity through a full-fledged training exercise here this morning. how's she quite well? i than expected to do just by the virtue of the fact that she's a woman. but she has a lot of spirit and she has a lot of enthusiasm. that's the most important thing. i think another was hurt. rains come on pretty well. train is coming along very well. and she continues with this enthusiasm that i mentioned. i think that would be one of our first rate volunteers. >> tampa, pius valley fire department urged, but now department has no past and now

they are part of this tam up ice. it's the it's now the central moran fire department. and they have a lot of women. that have joined the fire protection district. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay libraries helping you kick out for free. what you'll need to assemble for your whole team for this event. and plus, it's national hispanic heritage month. and after the break, we are here. to smell and i mean, i know you can this is fabulous food. we're going to talk all about it.

>> kron four's highlighting our community, this national hispanic heritage. but that is whether are we talking about weather first. kind of looks like it. re talking about whether first i despise the fog because it just wrecks everybody's here. but a lot of people like the fog, but blue angels, not good for fog. dave spahr here. >> all right. good morning say good morning, everybody. and yes, the fog in place. you can see it from this shot as well. there's the east bay shoreline. you can see there and the fog layer right above its great and that, but they have to up there before we can mix it out. give a little time to do that. we have little opportunity here. 60's across most of the bay as we start the day. the nintendo that run, kind of came together, not going to see a lot of moving with those temperatures into the 70's for a lot of the bay and then might get some lower 80's well inland. all right. let's get back to future cast. see in the middle afternoon, we're looking pretty good across the bay here, clearing on out except

the coastal areas that's going to be a problem area. then boom, it fills back up again tonight does the same thing tomorrow. but a little bit better clearing except the coast. but again, maybe again for your monday afternoon. really, we don't get out of this entirely even until we get to around tuesday. and then even then by tuesday night, another little weak system does come by. let's go and talk about that midweek, as you can see, boom right here. it kind of looks like it gets stuck a bit. and there's that chance of some showers. but it looked more robust yesterday in the latest model runs not as hopeful the pops of dropped off a little bit. we may not get as much but even if we get a token rain from that, that's good. because on the backside of that, there's a pop of some offshore winds at the surface. not good. that will be thursday. friday. got to watch out there warming up for the next weekend. as we talked about before. but successive systems, will we correct those temperatures? so if they go out of bounds a little bit, they'll be snapped back into place here. so we don't see any heat spikes or anything. just a warming trend into next weekend. probably sub 90. it

looks like for those valleys. well inland. now for today, weve got 68 going on san francisco with a lot of the fog and cloud cover again, probably mostly cloudy for the coast with 60's in place through a breeze and their little chilly. 68 millbrae burlingame. 69 us to 71 foster city palo alto. it 73 for the south bay upper 70's. we go east bay shoreline, mid 70's with tri valley adding a couple bucks to it. you got 79 walnut creek. there's an 81 there for wall for concord, 73 for berkeley. vallejo coming in at 76 mile, too. not have a good, strong onshore wind here back at old 83 79 napa. and we'll do about a 78% of those of those are some of the communities to watch out for as we see latter portion of the week to potential offshore wind pop. there you have the seven-day forecast. not a whole lot of changes temperature wise, but there are passages of systems again, waiting for maybe some rain chance wednesday and then drying out and warming up a bit into next weekend. theresa. >> thank you very much. day

while we were chatting way because i was like, what is this? what is this? what is this kron four's highlighting our community at national hispanic heritage? if you're looking right now at getting a taste of the culture right here this morning and we are being joined by this beautiful facility here. and you are introducing us to some of his great food. tell us a little bit about the restaurant won. yeah, of >> we do. our name carter. and now we got a call on bianca and we're sparring columbia and we use all our proud our from california. and we want to bring taste of columbia to >> and explain to me what this was i was asking far as the leaves are concerned believes actually kind of infuse and an interesting flavor. absolutely so. >> we have been leaves and has traditional way to wrap ia. and we have here and whether throw which is made with off prayer

>> corn leafs, right. and then that is not a to molly. it is. it is a time so it's much more culturally. exactly. and the differences in regards to the leaves are different than a traditional to modern. it's this same corn. but for the mexicans, they use dry leaves columbia. we is pressure. ok and they went to moises. so therefore, that gives a different flavor. exactly. yeah. it was going to give a labor profile and then we were talking about incorporating the beauty of northern california. clark got all of this great produce insects like so kind of interesting. there's like blueberries. and i mean, i've never seen that before. yeah, exactly. so we have the blueberries. we have some seasonal and we and so we. >> rapid before and was just keeping pickles. >> and because we're can temper it with. and highlight different providers, labor's ride. yeah, that's pretty much

more we go to a farmers market on sundays and to speak up some things and put on kitchen and this is unique because it's not. >> explain the dish. so yeah, super unique from columbia. these one is inspired into lima, which is a region of colombia. and traditionally we pork and costs. we're doing with rabbit. so we've given their friend and personal touch. and that's well we protect fry cheap because on top usually came spur the cheek but we want to give him that colorado at the chickpeas like roasted air fry, ok, chris, be friday give it kind of that. staying correct? and then this is just this correct. we rain tonight. warm up. >> and i have already place. only one. we can open some of

them and see how that this bill and tickets for it. absolutely. and you were explaining your background is spanish as well as yeah. >> my father's going killing is the food is not known for the flavors as well. so you kind of have the of the best of both worlds kind of i guess. yeah, we in the span, there's a lot of guy product and columbia that with you, sean and flavors. and we have all the heritage. >> so is everything combines kind of the marriage but backs act for good because going to put on that. so we have here at the rabbit and rat on them as a corner. >> and baby carrots were going to drop. we'll have the newsroom. like all of you try and have to try for and a half here. the sweet peppers on the sweet peppers like on charcuterie. then the donations like sweet increased. yes. and we're going cheek base and finished

with mike russell and throw in this was i was corrected that, this is not. this is not from fresh, but is this bizarre? coleman creme a little different? what makes it different where the flavor profile we lime juice and salt. so and as as so different from you make it yourself there at the restaurant. everything is as sure there at the restaurant and then, right? yeah. that's fabulous. and then this little thing it's like like little bit of a spanish. her for myself is like from yeah. motion meet as on. she be hydrated. no, a match really well with a and it's giving back. and then these were like some microgreens corrects my kitchen on and then as a salsa like got do that, we use and calling me a lot 4. and when or dries or you knowsabout on on the rice, it sounds so

good. these are blueberries. and then what was this last kind? one away here yeah, it's a powder made out of passing on through invasive. oh, wow. so tell me more about the restaurant. where can people go? where is it located? yeah, we're looking at in oakland parcc error and we have colombian culture waiting for you guys and place calling this >> everything is awesome. delicious. excellent. thank you very much. we will be right back.

>> and the east bay, the berkeley public library will host our annual comic con event. it's happening on november 9th. the event will have multiple authors speak can discuss their works with the community. the event is free for all ages and will start at 10 30 and go all the way until 4.30, today. happening this week. the oakland police department is looking to build community relations with their coffee with a cop event on wednesday, police will gather at mcdonald's on jackson street in oakland to chat with the community over a cup of coffee. officials say that the department hopes that these types of events build and strengthen the community and their outlook on the police force within the city. now police officers will be there on october 16th from 11 to one. >> i'm coming up on the next hour of the chronicle morning news on the sunday after a very disappointing day for the

blue angels. many are wondering if they will take to the skies today for the final show. plus, growing concerns of coyotes in san francisco. actions officials just took to keep pets and their say. and are you improve your mental health? and the next hour we are going to be talking to a specialist who can go over some facts and figures and give you some data to make your day better. developing on

the kron 4 morning news, a coyote that attacked multiple

dogs and a popular park track down what we're learning about park officials plan to make the area safer for pet owners. plus a front door of a popular san francisco restaurant shattered during a break in what the owner is saying about this latest setback. all eyes on the skies today after the blue angels canceled their much anticipated show on saturday. what you need to know if you want to catch that just soaring up for the beta next. good morning and thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. i'm theresa it is october 13th. >> let's get a start at your weather with dave sphar in the weather center house ago. okay, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and lots of low level moisture with the fog and the cloud cover. this is what we're waiting to kind of peel away yesterday. it just didn't do that for san francisco and >> southern marin and the coast. well, today will

probably spare. that will probably see that peel away as we get to around noon in the early afternoon. get a few hours of that. and then comes back again tonight. here's sfo for your 45 minute. delay is cooking on all of this. there you see the fog bank to the hills in the background and let's go in and run that. as you can see, the fog cast. this is about to 15. you get an idea of the bay looking pretty good at that. and then as we get to this evening, it fills back up again with a low level moisture, which is very typical. now. meanwhile, our winds also relatively uneventful, not doing much a single digits or nothing as you can see and a bit of an offshore wind at that, but not a problem. obviously, most of the readings have been very mild overnight, though. we're still in the 60's. no movement that way. obviously. and a couple of 50's here and there. and that compares to yesterday in the plus category were little warmer this morning than we were this time from yesterday. and that was the case all overnight to, as you can see, the pluses kind of over numb over populate from the negatives overnight. there. so hour by hour, we get out of the 60's into the 70's.

ultimately, as you can see about 73 or so by high noon, that should be for the inland spots see some quick clearing by the late morning hours of closer look at your forecast for today and a hint of what expecting for the latter portion of the week. theresa. >> thank thank you very much for that was sadly thousands of spectators gathered on the marina green to watch the blue angels saturday. but we're left just a point. take a look. you see the weather. it's going cloudy. >> i know can about so. >> i could do is just the of the show and indiana. >> definitely a, right? you still have a chance to see all of the action. the blue angel show is is set to start back up again at 3 o'clock today. so fingers crossed that everybody in town to enjoy will be able to enjoy for those hoping to catch that final show. here's some of the best places we've got. you covered to see the blue

angels. that would be the western part of crissy field in the presidio marina. green aquatic park in fisherman's wharf. you can also spot the planes in north beach as they fly over coit tower. now for all of the things fleet week, you can scan the qr code that you see right there that will take you to our website. kron 4 dot com. there you can find all of the information that you need like upcoming schedules events and of course, the forecast. another big story that we are following out of san francisco this week. the national park service announced that it had killed coyote, it says is responsible for 2 dog crissy field. now this comes after 5 dogs have been killed by coyotes in the same area just in the last 2 months. kron four's jack molmud spoke to dog owners about their concerns. this is a diamond in the rough. i will come here. this is our happy place.

christine padilla is celebrating her corgi berkeley's 4th birthday at their favorite beach. it's the best beach to come off leash. unfortunately, we haven't done off-leash a couple weeks now. yeah. that's because corgis in labs aren't the only canines here has last several months. coyotes have made a home at crissy field threatening people and dots. >> the organization crissy group says over the last 2 months, coyotes killed 5 docks. hence the sights and the hesitation to fully enjoy the speech to cut my dog wave my arms screen. fortunately it worked both times but never to the point where the coyote actually the u.s. as one coyote in particular. she sees often and even snapped these photos saying feel confident enough to charge the coyote either with the dog and my left. this week, national park service announced that killed a coyote, it says is responsible for 2 of those dog attacks. they say this coyote was more aggressive than others and it's horrible. it's been a very awful experience. it's been very stressful for a % lot of people walters. the

chair for crissy group says people are fed up and just want safety that the vast majority of people who walk their dogs dogs there as well as other park visitors have been very unsettled by the aggressive news. that's this easy. tom connolly and manisha patel live in north beach. but come here with their 10 year-old dog lucy actually alerted me to a coyote that was probably i don't know. >> 20 feet away, but still no fear saying they just avoid the coyotes when they can and advise other dog owners to be aware. i mean, you know, if you're responsible, dog owner. if you're careful. >> we should be okay. and the katie's sir. is that a man to >> padilla agrees and says she wants to respect the wildlife while also keeping her own dog safe so that he could celebrate another birthday. i thought about getting a guard dog. my i'm sometime educating myself and other people. >> on how we can. peacefully

coexist. and the crissy groups say this isn't over either it and wants to make sure national park service and other agencies in san francisco keep track of coyotes as they continue to make more of a home. >> in san francisco, jacques moment, kron 4 news. >> happening now, the oakland police department is searching for this teen you see right there on your screen is is is equally us. francisco macario jr. he was last seen on the 3400 block of san leandro street back in september. macario is described as having black hair and brown eyes these 5 feet 6. if you've seen him, please call the police department. new this morning. antioch police are searching for the driver who hit a person on lone tree way and then took off. this happened saturday night around 8.30, when officers got to the scene, they found an unresponsive woman on the ground. she was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police are still investigating the cause of the

crash. well, a restaurant in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood is recovering from its 4th break-in. united dumplings shared to social media that there cortland avenue location was broken into earlier this week. the businesses claim, but the damage puts them out to about $2000. repairs will include new glass for the front door, which was shattered. in can voters are being asked approve an extension and an existing parcel tax to pay for police and fire services. it would generate roughly 47 million dollars annually by hiking the existing tax on single-family homes. the measure would also increase the city's tax on spaces in private parking lots and garages if passed, would require the city to increase the fire. the police department's minimum staffing level. it also prohibits layoffs, firefighters to a level below 480 if the city

fails to maintain levels, it would be prohibited from collecting the taxes for that fiscal year. well, governor newsom says the california strong and getting stronger, but he has some critics and they are arauing that he is out of touch. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit. >> hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message about the state of california's economy. he cited by time. >> 32 of company's the world all here california. we've 3rd record led a yes, sorry off these points. more people now living california, telephone. not only it he believes that

narrative of a strong california has not been accurately portrayed about a state he touts as the 5th largest economy in the world. we are so good. >> they all those headlines by signing bonus. his first time a california for 4 500 the first >> he argues his administration has helped get the state. to that point, noting california invested 28 billion dollars into nearly 200 economic and workforce development programs since newsom took office in 2019 and come 2025. he says he'll release california's first ever economic development plan tailor made for each of the state, 13 economic regions from the north state to the central valley to the central coast to the southern border.

>> we want world parts of the city, not it's up >> but he acknowledges the state does face several challenges among them housing time actually things done. i think the governor is out of touch. republican assembly minority leader james gallagher says that he's feeling after hearing directly from his constituents. people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, you know, they for the everyday california. you also look at >> it spiraled out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems really gotten worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we have the highest rates of poverty. so i mean, the governor can't run away from the fact that he and the super majority democrats, you know, have have made life worse. >> and newsom note he's always working on new economic initiatives for the state. more to come. he says next year reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news.

>> county granted 2 million dollars to second harvest food bank over the summer to address food insecurity county was recently ranked the 5th richest nationwide by u.s. news and world report. the county says more and more residents are actually showing up for basic produce days. the survey by second harvest finds that more than half a mateo county residents with 10 food programs have less than $100 in their savings. and almost 65% say that they are worried about paying rent or their mortgage in august. the board of supervisors approved the 2 million dollars to provide estimated 4 million meals for the county. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the oaken ballers want to make history in the world of professional sports and they need your help to do so. >> exciting opportunity for fans coming up. and plus, you will only see sleek fighter jet soaring over the bay today. we're introducing to

you the beloved fat albert and the u.s. marines. and are you improving your mental health? after the break, the director of psychiatry at kaiser joins us in studio this morning with how you can take care of yourself. in your day-to-day life. >> well, inland, we should see some temperature movement here get well through the 70's, even popping into something and show lower 80's and a couple of spots. but around the bay, some clearing is expected in the early "the doctor will see you now."

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>> and a live look outside. i see some blue sky out there. dave spahr going to tell us more about.

>> well, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing the same thing also at others. a 45 minute delay that we're cooking on a little bit here. but you can see some blues there. i just saw plane take off. so there still is action. most of the readings right now still in the 60's. we, of course, haven't moved yet, but we hadn't changed much overnight either. so have a lot of that uniformity, when you have a lot of moisture out also is like that when you get like a rain event with tennessee, that action as well. futurecast says, hey, things start open up. i say 1 o'clock across the bay and we get a nice little afternoon before it starts to fill back in again. shortly around sunset or so, not as cloudy as yester overnight. was this last overnight into monday. it opens up a little quicker as we take a little break from this somewhat until wednesday. that's the next big system to watch out for now. our winds are kind of variable through the period of there is a nice little breeze working in here. but what we're going to be watching is on the backside of this front on wednesday is offshore wind pop and exactly where it is. now up, we get a

little few little showers. that's a plus. so this is we're looking at some afternoon clearing, breezy and mild for today. tomorrow, some bay clouds again opening up a little quicker than than today. and then for this week, wednesday's the big day to watch. it doesn't look as hopeful or is robust as it did from earlier model runs. but it's the backside of that that we want to watch out for those offshore winds were in the season for that. 68 san francisco variable clouds on balance. 72 oakland, 76 for the afternoon clearing san jose. meanwhile, highs going up to about 82 for antioch, most readings around the bay. well, in the 70's, as you will notice next couple of days, we keep this all gravy train going with upper 70 some lower 80's working in here by tuesday night. that's where some showers try to work in here and also into wednesday, again, waiting for the pa potentially of some offshore winds to finish the week. >> pop of offshore wind. okay. also, thanks safe. thursday was world mental health awareness day. the average person encounters many stressors in their day. maybe

it's kids work. social media, current election cycle. you name it right. we're all feeling pretty drink earlier this morning, i spoke with nicole ybarra. she is a marriage and family therapist. with kaiser permanente about how we can better take care of ourselves. joining us right now, can you kind of unpack a little bit? i mean, we were talking about how the surgeon general recently said a lot of us are very stressed out. i think a lot of us are especially like with the election. how do we manage all of this these days. there's a lot going on in the world today. so election like you mentioned, you know, they're still active shootings that are happening. parents are really stressed out trying to juggle, you know, they're knives at time juggling i mean, there's no time to sleep. there is very little time. >> for self care. so i just want to validate that. it is really difficult to do it all. one thing that personally helps me and i think different things work for different

people. but something that kind of keeps me saying is spending time each day and the morning and the evening implementing just a little bit of self care. so i wake up i exercise for 30 minutes before my kids wake up before i have to do the hustle and bustle a drop-off and got myself to work. and then the evening, you know, evenbif it's just a half an hour reading a book or watching a show, just prioritizing some kind of self care kind of infusing something. and i was reading something yesterday about if you have like a bad day, doesn't have to blow up your entire day that if you >> have like little morsels and i was thinking, ok, what's going make me happy? make maybe a song. so is like singing on the way to work this morning and just something to kind of, you know, reset maybe i love that and having things that you look forward to to rain. >> whether it's a vacation or if that's not something that you can do, you know, having a couple days to take off of work. >> getting yourself a massage, just something that you're looking forward to to get you through the week at help was

among the vacations. kind of stress me out because i start to think about like packing. and one of my going to the dog and one of my going to like, yes, all that kind of stuff can really kind of bubble up in yeah. what kids we were talking about, kids and so forth. how are we doing in the pandemic? really caused a lot of mental health issues how our kids these days, you know, i think that's a great question. we were saying that kids were relatively behind for a number of years. you know, my son, for example, he was in kindergarten the first year of the pandemic. >> so that really shifted a lot of things socially. so hearts really, really difficult were saying still about one in 5 kiddo's. i'm struggling with anxiety and depression could be more about the amount better kind of reporting at this from ages 12 to 17. but we are seeing some return to normalcy, which is great. we're seeing sports, you know, kids getting back involved community. we're seeing parents, you're more involved in it. and the kids school and that part, i think,

is really neat. but there's still a lot more that we can do to support our kids because there's a lot of pressures will social media with academics. you know, they're juggling a lot, too, and their little minds. and there's a lot of things that we can do to support and it's harming our family. i have twin daughters and they're constantly fighting with each other there on snap chat with their friends and, >> you know, in and >> and middle school is very difficult and so much drama mean, how do you how do you support? >> specially those teens and their brains and they're not developed and so for us. so it's just kind of again, was a generally with knives, but that's kind of what goes my head sometimes. yeah, i think each family is different but t% really finding a balance that works for you. so balance of family time, a balanced for them with their friends and their social time as well. making sure that they have enough time at the end of the day for homework. i know kids can get have around if we over schedule them. >> you know, my kids, for example, dance, gymnastics softball. there's a lot going

on. and i know that they can get a little bit more stressed when it's just one thing after another and it's a lot for sure. so making sure that that, you know, if it's the weekends, they can have a little bit of down time and really limiting their social media, especially if they're a little bit older. i think this time poured into i'm always constantly going, you know? >> do your laundry do this? get off your phone. don't quite think traffic, half of all that stuff and i want to circle back as far as the election. i mean, >> it is a very emotional time any advice on route dealing with. >> friends who have different political opinions family members and so forth. and we were listening to tim walz's brothers doesn't have a great relationship because it with different political perspectives. how do we best deal with all that? i think it's so stressful because we care so much and there's a lot that feels outside of our control. >> and one thing that can help with anxiety in general is noticing what it is that you

can control and also noticing when you need to turn the volume down when you might need to turn it up. so, for example, you know, it's getting involved in the community is something that helps, you know, be an active, asked to get out there. my parents, they've been writing letters to support. they're they're can't that that they're wanting to, you know, see from the presidency and also noticing when you might need a break from it, right when it's too much. and then if you have loved ones who have different views than, you know, finding some boundaries and even talking about it. i have a close friends and we've we've actually discussed many times that this is just a topic for us that that we don't talk about. and that feels really healthy for our friendship. so i think having those boundaries for yourself and relationships is really essential right now and also taking care of yourself in figuring out things you can do throughout the day to kind of slow your system down. i appreciate that. well, nicole rivera, thank you so much for joining us and giving us some tips and so forth control what you can control. >> right. kind approach will be right back after the break. thank you.

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church. they're at washington square. well, they open ballers, aiming to make history and the professional sports world. the team says that they will become the first to include a fan to sit on the board of directors. the ballers. i've already sent out applications for the position. now, the person for the role will be voted on by fans to represent they would have input in the key decisions making for the team. the ballers will choose up to 10 finalists and then fans will have full control in choosing the board members. the winner will be determined in early december. now this move comes after the ballers open up crowd funding last month. this is a way that fans can take part and owning the team through donations. now, since then, the team has raised million dollars in investments from more than 1600 fans. we are celebrating 75 years of working in the bay area next on kron. 4 morning news this

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, one of the most popular planes for fleet week is set to soar over san francisco for the final time. we are going to be taking a look back at the iconic fat albert and the u.s. marines sent flying. plus, oakland city council members are putting the pressure on the mayor after the recent sale of part of the

call. sam, why they say payment delays could affect police and fire departments. and as kron 4 celebrates 75 years in the bay area. we take a look at a bay area resident making a difference through volunteering. good morning, everyone. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. we'll have those stories for you in just a moment. but let's get a look outside at the forecast. dave spahr here with all the facts and figures for us today. >> theresa good morning, everybody. and we have this fog this kind of lingering around a little bit. it's going to do the same kind of process of yesterday. we should see it start to peel out again as you approach around noon into the early afternoon, temperatures are going to do a whole lot. but live shot coming in from half moon bay and should point out that blue sky making an appearance there. that's pretty impressive. given the fact that doesn't look real hopeful, you're going to see much sun for today. now getting back to that fog. we can see what it looks like by the mid-afternoon. and that is also with the cloud cover. so opening up nicely. they're

here until reef pizza. its spilling back again for tonight. so or raise a son today than we saw from yesterday across areas that didn't see much in the way of son. again, those temperatures really haven't moved much mountain views. gotten up to about 70 now, finally, but most readings in the 60's and they were that way all overnight. we didn't get a lot of temperature movement which is like a rain event. we had all this low level moisture so afternoon clearing is how a phrase it breezy and mild. then for tomorrow we got the big clouds. but then sunny mild with a lot of 70's this week. the thing to watch out for is your wednesday and we're hoping to get some showers and that even if it's a token amount that will help insulate us and protect us a little bit for some potential offshore winds thursday and friday. look ahead for today at 10:00am. we see the skies opening up at least in the east bay? 73 by 11 and by high noon still in the 70's. but there's a couple spots inland. them might see some lower 80's will go hunting for those in just a bit. coming up, theresa. >> for pumpkins could pumpkin right? the blue angels are

back for san francisco fleet week. but the super hornets are not the only aircraft you'll see over the bay. >> and 2022 kron four's stephanie lin caught a ride on one of the fleet's most beloved plains, fat albert. it is the only aircraft in the show operated by u.s. marines. take a look. >> if the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back, they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo, most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. what

engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking a sop into the friendly skies today. hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious. it's incredible opportunity to be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people. and here the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hit a 45 degree. klein. >> really to hold catches me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving its know acre us. at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 175,000

pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own weight. >> it's freaking awesome. it's so cool. >> it takes the crew of 8 people to fry this giant aircraft and all the pilots have to be aircraft, commander qualified meaning they have to have at least 1200 flight hours under their belt. in other news least one person is dead after a crash in the north bay. it happened near geyserville. the chp responded to reports of a car that had landed. >> on its roof just after noon saturday on highway 101 south of canyon road. according to the highway patrol, the cara honda had lost control and over the center median crashed into a subaru heading the opposite direction. the honda had 4 people inside. one of them was killed in the crash. the subaru had 3 people, including a mother and her

baby inside. we know that they were all taken to the hospital. we have not heard anything on their condition or the name of the person that died. and new this morning petaluma police are investigating after a man was stabbed. it happened early friday morning off of lynch creek trail. the victim told police and was walking with a friend when they were approached by a man. that's when the 2 got into a fight with the man and the victim was stabbed. he was taken to the hospital. he is thankfully going to be ok, petaluma police say that they are still searching for the suspect. in a swift response to a series of facts. the concord police department apprehended suspects at the veranda shopping center friday morning. gap reported a grand theft providing a detailed description of the suspects vehicle. moments later, spirit halloween also reported a theft involving similar suspects. concord officers spotted the on occupied vehicle and then waited for the suspects to return when they did officers caught them

with a reportedly stolen merchandise from 2 additional businesses, all reporting parties confirmed the suspect's identities and the stolen items were given back to the stores. the suspects were arrested on multiple theft charges. and the east bay, the mayor of oakland is blasting some city council members who are criticizing the deal made to sell half of the coliseum. the council members say that the deal could leave the city with even fewer first responders kron four's. dan kerman has the story from both sides. >> the city's new deal to sell its half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. we'll bring oakland more money than the original agreement and the deal will close in may of next year instead of 2026. but it also delays the second payment of 10 million dollars, 2 november 7th. and it delays november and january payments of 48 million dollars to may of next year. 3 council

members say those payment delays will lead to dramatic budget cuts, which could include cutting cops and closing fire stations. >> the reality is we're in a bad situation that's only about to get worse because right now we have to make fairly immediate set a 48 million dollars of cuts. but mayor sheng thao who is taking credit for the new coliseum deal says the delay in the 48 million dollar payment is not a problem you're asking about. do we have a cash flow issue? and that is the answer to that is no. >> right. because we're working in fiscal years, you know, coming it with the money come the in march, even if they came in, maybe that's still within the fiscal year for that budget cycle. city staff later clarified the mayor's comments to indicate there's no need for additional cuts. as long as 2 things happen. one quarter, one revenues remain on track. we'll find that out later this month. and to that second payment of 10 million dollars for the coliseum, which is due on november, 7th actually happens. they say if that happens, there will be no need for additional cuts.

>> that is simply not true because the cuts have already begun. and this is clearly stated. city administrator and what those cuts are. exactly. we're waiting to find out councilmember johnny ramachandran says the city must still account for the delay in the 48 million dollars. >> and what remains to be seen is what the city administrator will choose to cut among various options. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> new this morning, a petaluma man was arrested in connection with a series of fires that ignited over the past week. police say that alexander gus perry and faces felony charges for reckless burning. the first fire interrupted on october 7th, destroying a portable toilet. your lucchesi park and threatening nearby property belonging to petaluma at youth soccer league. 4 days later, a parks department maintenance building was fully engulfed in flames on maria drive that same night, witnesses reported

saying kasparian armed with a machete near a 3rd fire north of lynch creek trail. police utilized a drone to locate him at the same. authorities say the investigation is still ongoing as to the motive behind these fires. a fight over the naming of a local airport is continuing. the port of oakland is responding to san francisco leaders for suing them over the use of san francisco in the oakland airport name earlier this year. the port of oakland change the name to the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. san francisco officials say that they have the trademark to the name. and say a recent survey shows travelers are getting very confused over the name change. but the port of oakland layers claims that san francisco manipulated the results of the survey. the court is expected to hear arguments for the lawsuit next month. kron 4 is celebrating.

75 years in the bay area. we want to take a look back at our history and on this day in the bay, one woman in the north bay took a big step forward in helping firefighters in warren county. this is footage taken from our archives back in 1970, a woman volunteered to help out the towel, pius fire department, the woman, the woman, her name was jeanne said that she made the decision after hearing the department was short volunteers at a budget heaning. kron 4 reported at the time. frank johnstone was there. he chatted. but jeanne, on why she decided to make the big leap. >> aires and i'm just here, i never ever wanted to be a fireman. but i suggested using housewives, i was a logical one to here was my suggestion. i have to do it. i opened my big mouth. so i have to back it up. i think he'll stick with i see no reason why not.

>> so in this video, you can also say i she's being trained. many of the firefighters at the time say that they were a bit skeptical of training as she was a woman. and then they quickly change their minds. >> you put you into a full-fledged training exercise here this morning, how's she quite well? i than expected to do just by the virtue of the fact that she's a woman. but she has a lot of spirit and just a lot of enthusiasm. that's the most important thing. i think another was hurt. rains come on pretty well. training is coming along very well. and she continues with this enthusiasm that i mentioned. i think that would be one of our first rate volunteers. >> have so many questions. i want to talk to eric and jean these days right? not possible, but probably a any way. temple pies valley fire department merge with other departments serving the community for many decades before later becoming part of the southern marin fire protection district with many, many female firefighters. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay library is helping you get

>> y you will want to assemble your whole team for the and plus, it's national hispanic heritage month after the break. a chef joins us in the studio with a taste of columbia right here. stay with us. don't want to time. >> it's guys opening up this afternoon giving us some sunshine, at least for the bay for a few hours before the fog returns yet again for tonight. also looking out for maybe a chance of rain. developing midweek here will put it all together for you to kron. morning news.

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>> there's a highway 92 right over the san mateo bridge looks pretty good. doesn't look like there's any backups and kind of looks like it's clearing dave spahr here to tell us all about that that it does. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're also seeing a little bit of that to the east bay shoreline. don't you know, got some blue up here and we can for make out a little bit of the urban background there. you can see at the ground. so we're starting to mix that fog out. not bad. a quarter till well, 10 minute or 2 hours before derby noon. sue soon. so we got to go this direction and speed this up a little bit. hopefully now we haven't seen a lot of temperatures be patient. it takes time. also when the sun does come out, it takes well, hayward's already up to 71 now. but most readings, as you can see in the 60's sausalito it 71 to so not bad. there back to future cast here, stopping it at about 3 o'clock in general idea of the afternoon. not too bad. an improvement from yesterday. we should note, although some problem areas along the coast still and then this comes back again for

tonight. yeah, we do the whole thing again tomorrow. but better and quicker clearing as the take away with that. now we're kind of this machine zone until we get to midweek. what's that look like? well, there's a front in our backyard and we usually been talking about these is big heat busters and all that sort of thing. but now the big takeaway is maybe a couple little showers with that. well, as more looking more hopeful yesterday, the latest model runs are a little drier and that's an issue because you might get some offshore winds after all of that are upstream warming up for the weekend next week. and that is and then in the subsequent week, it looks like more systems coming out of the gulf of alaska. so it's already looks like it's playing off the winter playbook. already 70 san francisco while we'll see a lot of 60 still at the coast and a lot of fog and clouds still there. you're not going to see great clearing today, but that they should see some much better performance today. 69 going on here for burlingame, 72 foster city, palo alto about 74. hey, we're starting this fall like weather here. we've been waiting for its 77, san jose morgan hill, 79 east bay

shoreline, mid 70's. there's another 80 80 going on for pleasanton. looks like livermore. 78 to 82 conquered walnut creek about 81 danville, about 80's here, scratching some lower 80's in the east. 72 going on for berkeley with 76 benicia 79 in pittsburgh. 82 knapp at about 80 and a 79 for santa rose up midweek as again, the little front that will come by not a major drop of temperatures, but a little correction here. we stay in that zone and a gradual warming trend into next weekend. it looks most trees are probably stay in the 80's next week, ok? that's not. that's a bonus. thank you very much. >> kron four's highlighting our community, this national hispanic heritage and if you're looking to get a taste of the culture, you're in luck this morning. earlier this morning, i spoke with polly glace ese as the owner of parse a gets a colombian restaurant in oakland and chef ron army got. >> took a look for us. you are introducing us to some of his great food. tell us a little bit about the restaurant.

yeah, of >> we our names up our chair and now we got a call on bianca time. we're sparring columbia and we use all our proud our produce off from california. and want to bring taste of columbia to >> explain to me what this was i was asking of far as the leaves are concerned believes actually kind of infuse and an interesting flavor. absolutely so. >> we have been leaves and has a traditional way to wrap footing columbia. and we have here and whether through which is made with off prayer >> right. it is not a to molly. it is. it is time. what so it's much more culturally. exactly. and the differences regards to the leaves are different than the traditional to mom. it's this same corn. but for the mexicans, they use

dry leaves columbia. we use pressure. ok and they went to moises. so therefore, that gives a different flavor. exactly. yeah. it was going to give a from route flavor profile and then we were talking about incorporating the beauty of northern california got all of this great produce. actually, so kind of interesting. there's like blueberries. and i mean, i've never seen that before. yeah, exactly. so we have the blueberries. we have some seasonal and so rapid before and was just keeping and do leg up equals. >> and because we're can temper, i knew what highlight. improvised neighbors right? >> yeah, that's pretty much more we go to a farmers market on sundays and to speak up some things put on kitchen and this is unique because it's not. >> explain the dish. so yeah, super unique from columbia does. one is inspired until the month, which is a region of colombia. and traditionally

we pork and chicken buy we're doing with rabbit. so we give dog, a friend and personal touch and that's well, we put frey cheap because on top usually came spur the cheek but we want to give him that colorado at the chickpeas like roasted their fright, crispy fried give it kind of that. yeah, staying correct. and then this is just this correct. we some already tonight warm up. >> and i have already paid. so the one we can some of them. you see how that this bill and for it. absolutely. and you were explaining your background is spanish as well as yeah. >> my father's going killing bent and it. the food is not known for the flavors as well. so you kind of have the the best of both worlds kind of i

guess. yeah, we in the span there's a lot of leg. i product columbia that with sean and flavors. and we have all the heritage. >> so is everything combines kind of the marriage but backs act for good because going to put on that. so we have here at the rabbit. been on the mascot corner and maybe carrots were going to drop. we'll have the newsroom. like all of you try and have to try for and a half here. the sweep her love, the sweet peppers like on charcuterie. then the nations like sweden increased. yes. and we're going for the cheap and finished with mike russell and throw in this was i was corrected that, this is not. this is not from fresh, but is this this coleman creme a little different. what makes it different? wear out the flavor profile. we use lime juice and salt. so and as as different from you make it

yourself there at the restaurant. everything is as coach or there at the restaurant and then, right? yeah. that's fabulous. and then this little thing. is like black eye. a little bit of a spanish. her for myself is like lot from yeah. motion me she be hydrated. issue a match really well with a and it's giving back. and these were like some microgreens corrects, my cousin on there. and then as a salsa like that we use and columbia law before and or dries or even on the race. it sounds so good. these are blueberries. and then what was this last kind? one away here yeah, it's a powder made out of passing on through invasive. oh, wow. so tell me more about the restaurant. where can people go? where is it located? yeah, we're looking oakland parcc we have colombian culture waiting for you guys and place calling the

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humor. i don't number figure that's or we can have superheroes or maybe the peanuts because you and your i'd like both tell you. i guess more familiar with the laughing kind of comment. kind of things i supposed to know little marmaduke and they're thrown in for good measure. why do as like old ones the cats in jama, kids, whatnot, that goes back to 19 century. if they that around anymore about them. got my own the will share. how about that? that sounds very powerful, doesn't it does. bomb. there's fog right now and we're seeing across the golden gate bridge to now. the question is about clearing. we have an opportunity about that. that's not great. but i mean, we'll get some of this app. percent we're going to percentage with anyway, there's a mixed bag, a sun and clouds as the fairest way to say it again. a lot of it depends on exactly where you are. but again, the ball comes back again and unfortunately better clearing tomorrow. little been nice. if this would've been the picture for today, but it's an improvement from yesterday that we can say and all this

low level moisture with that keeps the temperatures somewhat controlled inland. you'll see a couple little spotty 80's here and there maybe but mostly 70's control. most of the bay. it looks like after we start the morning off with those mild 60 with all the low level moisture. they've got the band going up. 7 day forecast here. a lot of 70's on the board here. middle of the week is what we're watching here. some showers developing now. this looks a lot weaker than yesterday's model run and they can change. so just be patient. big issue with that is, you know, for the token, nothing showers, nothing burger shower, at least a little bit of moisture on the ground will help because we are looking at the possibility of some off when offshore winds thursday into friday. next weekend. looks like another warm weekend, though. little nice flavor of fall. not too hot. not too cold and into the following week. more changes coming with successive system. so no heat spikes coming our way. little controlled in moderation. i ration fingers crossed that you guys were going to be able

to see images that will do it for a co. >> dave spahr here. have a great day. i don't have script like.

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