follow breaking news out of the east bay. 2 of the 4 lanes are back open along 8.80, in oakland. that's following a deadly crash that involved a bicyclist. >>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. the chp says around 8.30, this evening

suv collided with the person riding a bicycle on the freeway. all 4 northbound lanes near 7th street were shut down for more than an hour, forcing traffic to divert to 7 street and west grand avenue. chp reopen to the lanes around 10, 30 and they now say an ongoing investigation is happening. and in san francisco, police are in the area of 24th and mission where they say a man was shot and suffering life-threatening injuries. officers say the victim was taken to a hospital. they don't provide any other details about the incident, though. and a developing situation in the middle east tonight. israeli military says it's completed what it calls targeted and precise strikes on military targets in iran. it's not yet known exactly what the targets were, but iran state media reported the sounds of explosions around its capital. tehran. the israeli military said the strikes were in response to iran's attack against their country. the white house is

now warning of consequences if it takes any military action against israel. another big story tonight, the last of a music icon, phil lesh, one of the founding members of the bay area band grateful dead. he died today at the age of 84 kron. 4 shock. mama joins us with more on how fans are reacting. >>it all started at the home in san francisco state district where things really got started for the band in the late 1960's at home. you see here behind me still stands today and there we saw dozens of fans coming through to lay roses, sharing a tear with one another and remembering the loss of one of the original members of the grateful debt. >>took a long time. 7 crying. all since i heard the news of crying tears and moment spent on the steps of this victorian home in the haight friday, fans grieving the loss of the co-founder of the legendary bay area founded grateful dead bassist. phil lesh. i was actually in the paint. >>this morninghaving

breakfast, hurley news decided compare my respect. this fancy tribute bands nearly weekly for grateful dead. >>he says the loss of bassist phil lesh is about as big as when the world lost. jerry garcia, the frontman for the grateful dead in the 90's. the band lived in this home from 1966, to 1968. back then their music was for a new generation 100 for the rise of rock and roll their videos. still with a touch of gray. they trucking along toward stardom and toward the world. phil lesh was there every step of the way as pioneer of music. >>wheelchair and creating something that's all about love inspiring musicians like the gory of to who says he opened for phil last several years ago. people to. >>for 5 seconds to world. you know, we're missing one of the most amazing based players to be around him. >>so >>guara takes a moment to let

it all sink as other fans arrive, the world is just a better place with the dead. >>in deadheads and it will still be of the key to happiness and magic. it's just a little satter today taking a step to others deciding to take action. i am a music artist myself. so i think >>you know, in that aspect to continue the legacy of making music and right here on haight ashbury and just continue bring stuff to the world change the world in a positive way and have fun doing it. >>as last and the dads legacy live joe russo's almost dead. the tribute band and playing in oakland, deadheads, old and making sure the music never goes away. >>that was kron. 4 shock moment reporting flash was one of the last remaining members of the grateful dead. he will be sorely missed. and now taking a live look at san francisco city hall tonight. they're also paying tribute. there. you see a let up in its

highs. i rainbow in honor of lash. let's get a check on the weather for that. we turn to kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow with your weekend weather forecast, lawrence. >>change. i mean, it's been such a nice week. this week we had 70's and 80's. >>this next week's looks like a whole lot different. real fall weather beginning to roll back in right now. we've only had a patch to fog this afternoon around the bay, but we're going to see more of that overnight tonight. cloudy things up, not quite as cold or was he a little cloud cover tomorrow? partly cloudy, mild, warm still around the bay area. some 70's, maybe even a 80's. and then on sunday, the clouds roll in thinking up. we're talking about a chance of showers mainly north, the golden gate bridge. but here it is. you see the storm system that's cut off low in tracking it all week long starting to merge with another storm coming out, the gulf of alaska and they're all moving on shore right now. bring some rain to far northern california. well, as we head through the night tonight, high pressure going to hold on just enough. but it's going to start to weaken a bit. and as the weekends allow for more clouds to roll into the bexar and eventually a chance of rain coming our see right here as we take you through time on

the forecast model, the clouds. we've been up to the bay area for tomorrow. lot of clouds on and off throughout the day. and there's your chance of rain rolling in as we head towards sunday. again, really north of the golden gate bridge. best chance may see some showers or drizzle on the mateo county coastline. then that kind of screws on by, but leaving behind a lot of cold air to go with it now, not expecting a major rain event, maybe a few 107 inch of rain here. a closer interest so far, northern california. but overall, yeah, the temperatures going to take a hit. so enjoy the day tomorrow. a comfortable numbers about 80 degrees in live morning with some partly cloudy skies. 78 san jose about 69 in downtown san francisco about 77 in napa next few days come bottom. kind of dropping out on those temperatures. we get into sunday. then highs on monday only about the mid 60's winds kick in, maybe high fire danger on tuesday. thanks, lawrence. well, tonight growing calls to recall san jose councilmember omar torres. >>and councilmember torres resign. we demand representation and to see through. we're moving forward with the recall.

>>a group of san jose residents gathered today to support the recall. torres is facing child crimes allegations but maintained his innocence and has not attended any city council meetings or period for his assigned counsel duties. mayor matt mahan and other city leaders have called this week for his resignation, but he has refused to step down. san jose residents say they would like to see torres leave voluntarily, but they are moving forward with this recall. >>are being made city hall, all our neighborhoods and have no voice. most pressing matters in our community such as homelessness, public safety, our streets and roads, parks, community centers. we have no on the council. it was the voters who put him in office. it will be the voters to remove him from >>torres is requesting a 30 day leave of absence from his council duties. city officials have not said whether they will approve or deny it. a san

francisco cannabis business is cleaning up after a burglary. the whole incident was caught on camera. take a look at this. it happened around 3 yesterday morning at the california street cannabis company on clement street. the owner says several items were stolen and there's damage to the store's front window. also inside the business as well. police say they tried to pull over the suspects, but they got away. the commercial dungeness crab season will start late again. this marks the 7th year of delays and to protect humpback whales along the coast. the season opener was originally scheduled for november. 15th, but the state department official wiles lightfoot says they are now reevaluating the risk to the wales on or around that date to potentially open the season sometime later in december. >>well, coming up, election day is just 11 days away. and the campaign trail is heating up. we'll take a closer look at some of the races in just couple of it.

>>welcome back on stephanie rothman. well, as vice president harris and former president trump or both in texas friday, the state is not a traditional swing state, but both candidates are using their visit as part of different approaches to appeal to voters. washing correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>vice president kamala harris hit the stage with music superstar beyonce at a rally in houston. former president trump rallied with supporters in michigan. beyonce and vice president kamala harris took center stage friday and a big rally in houston.

>>i'm not here as a politician. >>texas is not traditionally considered a swing state. but harris was there to hammer on the issue of reproductive rights >>the vice president has made this a central theme of her campaign. >>here's slammed the state's abortion laws which bans abortions when doctors detect a heartbeat. >>michigan, you have to stand up and you have to tell. >>kamala harris, that you've been. >>vice president, former president donald trump was in michigan to rally supporters. trump is talking about his signature issue. but i think the biggest thing is border and both harris and trump will

campaign in michigan saturday. harris will take the stage with former first lady michelle obama reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >>well, so far more than 20 million voters have already cast their ballots nationwide. well, experts say in the past, mostly democrats have voted early, but this year, republicans are also in rating embracing early voting. some states like north carolina are seeing record turnout. >>we will likely see a significant majority if not 2 thirds of all the ballots cast this year come before election day. >>experts say early voting numbers are usually older voters because they know what they're already voting for and want to be done with their ballot. and san francisco. if you're unable to leave your home for medical reasons, someone can come to you to help you vote. the department of elections will offer emergency ballot delivery and pickup for anyone who is homebound or hospitalized. the

service will be offered during the final week of voting. that's next monday, which is october. 28, and they'll run through election day on november. 5th, you can request assistance from the city by contacting the department of elections. kron 4 is your local election headquarters as some residents in the oakland hills recover from the keller fire that broke out a few weeks ago. some voters are being asked to weigh in on a ballot measure that would raise millions for wildfire prevention measure is a tax that requires two-thirds voter approval to pass and would add a $99 single-family homes and a $65 tax for condos and apartments. only voters whose neighborhoods are affected by the tax will decide the measure's fate since only property owners in that area will actually pay the tax. the funds will be spent on enhancing fire patrols on high fire danger days, hiring more coats, ai-da vegetation that is try and performing annual property inspections amongst oher things. lawmakers and

drivers are now worried that prices at the pump may rise as because of a new policy set for votes next month as well. the proposal by the air resources board aims to reduce car emissions by regulating fuel. supporters say it would help the climates but could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon next year. >>means dramatically reduce climate impacts and improve public health. low-carbon fuel standard has been a driving force for innovation and investment and a strong more than 4 billion dollars investment in cleaner fuels and technology, which means new businesses and jobs not aware of economic models that can accurately predict gas prices with any certainty. so we're not predicting gas prices. we don't have the capability of that. >>republicans sent the board a letter urging members postpone the vote. as of now, the vote is scheduled for november 8th. >>immediately, i was just shocked and a stir.

>>coming up, hearing from the south bay candidate. his campaign sign was targeted with a racist message. new details coming up.

>>east bay congressman eric swalwell is ready to take out a media county district attorney pamela price to court over alleged defamation this afternoon. the da's office is firing back kron four's michael thomas reports in castro valley with the latest. less than 2 weeks before the election and in the south bay, a milpitas city council candidates as one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian

graffiti kron four's philippe chagall spoke with the candidate about the vandalism now reported as a hate crime. >>a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >>and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, no, no cover apparently ends campaign sign for the current council member running for mayor southwest just tied together was no, no, no patients to on reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced graffiti has bee reported citywide. >>in a statement, police say in part, quote, we take incidents like this very seriously as they do not reflect the values of our diverse and inclusive community. our officers are currently investigating this

matter and we are working with the candidates to ensure their concerns are addressed. i just looked at the sign. i just couldn't believe >>that was their especially in a diverse as the mercy, as says, with so many asians here and not just that, but or the sign was was in a predominately asian area where there's a lot of asian restaurants in a statement to kron 4, highly and says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it is unjust and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is. we're going to get through this. and, you know, we'll get this through the stronger better. >>that's something that i always look forward that's what i love the city. that's why i'm running for city council. the latest statistics from the u.s. census bureau show asians and pacific islanders. >>make up 70% of the population in milpitas.

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>coming up october is breast cancer awareness month and there are new recommendations on how often women should get a mammogram. we'october is brea

awareness month and recently doctors change their recommendation for women to start getting their mammograms. starting at age 40. >>kron four's justine waldman spoke with doctor laurie kim ng colleges at kaiser permanente in sandra fell. >>so the original recommendation had been that women should start getting screened at age 50 and now they're saying age 40, why did they make that change?

>>well, research has shown that women under the age of 50 there has been increased incidents in the development breast cancer. one percent per year because of those research and data. now the american task force and american cancer society recommends screening at the age of 40 years old. and please know this is for a normal risk. average women, women who have a family history or a past history or genetic history of breast cancer. they need to be screened earlier and it's a part for them to talk to their doctor and they may need additional screening such as breast. mris, something fun to do. once you turn 40 like a rite of passage of this point. >>do go every year every other year. assuming you have a normal test result half and you have to keep going after that. >>we're no u b every other year starting at 4 years old. however, like i said, you have a risk factor. a personal history. >>that you should talk to your doctor about getting screened annually and the

recommendations starting age 40 up to age. 75. but i want women to know that if you're over the age of 75 and you're you are going to be living for more than 10 years. ask your doctor to get your mammograms. and is it still true that catching breast cancer? and it at its earliest stages is still the best place to be like if your best chance of getting. >>the treatment that you need. that's right. >>that's why screening saves lives. that's why it is so important for women of normal average resting can start getting their mammograms at age 40 before a lump appears. if you can detect it earlier, it equates to earlier stage and better survival rates. and so what are the risk factors who is most at risk for getting breast cancer? now there is women who have a genetic mutation, which is 5 to 10% of the population there. a higher risk of developing breast cancer. if you have a family history of breast cancer, so look into your not only your mother side your fab your father's side

because each contribute to the development of breast cancer. if you have a hereditary mutation, our personal risk. but we also know there is modify or risk factors and the united states obesity is on the rise. and even we know that that could cause breast cancer and alcohol use as well. so are there some lifestyle changes that people can take to try to reduce their risk? yes, exercise don't consume so much alcohol in moderation and keep a clean, healthy diet. avoid processed foods processed meats, red meat, plant-based diet. exercise is so very important to decrease the risk development of breast cancer. i'm so glad you could come on talk with us. doctor laurie kim colleges to kaiser permanente. and sandra felt so important. >>that we have this conversation. the older i get, the more friends and family members i have that are impacted by this. i'm glad we could raise some awareness today. thank you for having me.

>>east bay congressman eric swalwell is ready to take out a media county district attorney pamela price to court over alleged defamation this afternoon. the da's office is firing back kron four's michael thomas reports in castro valley with the latest. >>this back and forth between congressman eric swalwell and alameda county district attorney pamela price started after the congressman said he was in favor of recalling the da will she made some comments and now his lawyer says they may be heading to a courtroom. congressman eric swalwell says alameda county district attorney pamela price has made false and malicious statements that aren't true and he will sue for defamation if she doesn't take those students back. his lawyer telling us for claims range from. >>professionalism to racism. pretty much anything she could think of to tarnish the congressman. the congressman says da prices accused him of trying to push her out of

office in an effort to cover up his own unethical practices from when he served as the county's deputy da. >>that the congressman once endorsed the death penalty, which he says is a true congressman is a patriot. he is honest. he's ethical public servwho is. >>seeing the walls close in on her regarding the recall smile and his team say the lawsuit will be filed in 2 days of her statement isn't retracted. >>in response, the district attorneys office for pamela price sent us a statement saying, quote, our constituents would be better served if congressman swalwell focused less on trying to overturn the will of the voters. >>and more on defending our democracy. end quote as to the lawsuit will be filed. only time will tell. but prices office says this is all simply political grandstanding. as we get more details as to if that lawsuit is filed, we'll keep you updated at very latest here in castro valley. michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco.

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>>for the first time we're hearing from the head of the california air resources board amid concerns of a proposed a new policy, some believe could increase gas prices. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks it down. >>it's called california's low-carbon fuel standard or else the offense. in a nutshell cfs, a state program aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions that come directly from transportation fuel. the program does so by imposing rules on the oil industry, specifically regulating the carbon

intensity in such fields. cfs is one of california's signature climate programs and has been really effective. dr. steven cliff is the executive officer of the california air resources board carb, the state agency in charge of overseeing air pollution and climate change related programs across california, including lc offense. he says all cfs has benefited the environment since it was created more than a decade ago and will help the state achieve its long-term goals to transition away from fossil fuels is means dramatically reduce climate impacts and improve public health. >>the low carbon fuel standard has been a driving force for innovation and investment and a strong more than 4 billion dollars investment in cleaner fuels and technology, which means new businesses and jobs. but just 3 days after the election, 14 members of the air resources board, including 12 appointed by the governor will vote on a proposal to impose stricter regulations on lcf us that supporters say will help the climate. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the

proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. >>and potentially even more in the future. the analysis came to that conclusion, noting carbs proposed policy could lead to higher costs for refineries which could be passed down to consumers. but fast forward to today, cliff says it's important to clarify. the analysis was never intended to predict gas prices, but instead was meant to put out a hypothetical future costs not aware of economic models that can accurately predict gas prices with any certainty. >>so we're not predicting gas prices. we don't have the capability about still legislative and congressional republicans sent the air resources board these letters urging its members to postpone the upcoming vote until they can come up with an updated cost benefit analysis about how the proposed policy could impact gas prices. i have question press, if you personally these and these efforts. >>we're not considering impact everyday there. try to make clips as carb has been transparent, hosting several

public meetings and workshops on this very issue. but in a one-on-one interview with me, chevron's vice president fuels for the americas says he believes there are still many unanswered questions. we are against. >>were for those objectives that concerned you hit. it is the amendment that are coming forward. >>and the frustration of the lack of transparency, that cost element has been. out for lack of better term by and so for now, the upcoming vote at the air resources board will go on as planned it set for november reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace. >>kron 4 news. >>a south bay man is free after spending 20 years behind bars. we're now hearing how a new laws and local advocates help scare has released and his plans to now get back to the community that said by him, kron four's us look good and has that story. >>i'm in for the summit durham. not break. sot took all the negatives that if

they're not trying 53 year-old carlos harris spent 20 years in prison and on tuesday, he walked out as a free come with on phone walk out. >>but as i did see my friend paul is waiting on and i knew i was free. i knew out free. the new-wave. i it's it's a feeling that that i came playing the game, put into words. you know what your life is typically have to has given back the air, especially entire time he maintained his innocence. >>but was convicted of robbery and attempted murder should reported that crime. you that someone was out hurt and with some was out to hurt. you got to help. and built him to do so. so i learned my lesson in that state. anybody out there needs help. you know, i'm going to help the naacp of san jose is one of the groups who have been advocating for harris's release earlier this month. a judge reduced his sentence by 5 years stating he has served enough time. it's it's a blessing. it's a

blessing that we've all been waiting for. >>20 years of fighting and 20 years of just. hoping knowing that one day it would happen. and here we are on friday. he his family and those who have always supported him. >>held a gathering outside of the santa clara county courthouse to celebrate and bring awareness to his release. many new re-sentencing laws and carlos, his case, it was the rehabilitation law that because of his stellar record as as an inmate for many years, not having any. >>not having anything like that. he's done since he's been inside for over roughly about 11, 13 years. harris says he plans to become an advocate for social justice. >>and give back to his community. >>will be a barber. we get a barber and of course it and little work. much million will be a mentor for the young people. they just want to talk

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now just 11 days away into the november election. and among the key races we're watching our 2 recalls want oakland's mayor and the other to get rid of alameda county's district attorney. if the 2 recalls happen, what happens next? that's the question that kron four's dan kerman is going to answer about a complicated scenario which could lead to 4 oakland mayor's in a matter of just 5 months. >>if the election to recall, alameda county district

attorney pamela price is successful, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to appoint a replacement. that a point to da will serve until the next general election in november of 2026, whoever wins that election will serve out the remaining 2 years of prices term, which runs through the end of 2028, things are a bit more complicated at oakland city hall. if oakland mayor sheng thao loses the election once those recall results are certified likely in december city council president nikki fortunato bas would become the acting mayor until a special election is held within 120 days meeting sometime in the spring of 2025, whoever wins that special election will serve out house term, which finishes at the end of 2026. but here's the wrinkle. if past is elected to the alameda county board of supervisors in this november's election, she

could be acting mayor for a month. then in january, the oakland city council would choose a new board president and that person would become acting mayor until that special election in the spring under this scenario, oakland could see 4 mayors in a matter of 5 months. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>south korea considering its next steps after sounding the alarm on north korea sending troops to russia to help in its war against ukraine. the south korean president saying the country will not sit by as the north threatens global security news nation's tom dempsey. reports from the white house. >>today, ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky has warned that russia could deploy north korean forces to the front lines of this war in europe. as soon as sunday. this comes as ukraine has said as many as 12,000 north korean forces could be part of this plan by russia to use them on the battlefield. zelenskyy cited

intelligence reports and this morning today and called on allies to pressure russia, north korea with the war escalated. even more though this morning, south korean leaders could be considering sending intelligence units to help ukraine who can assist with monitoring the north korean forces and allies, tactics and help with any questioning of captured north korean soldiers. the country's president also said south korea may consider providing lethal weapons to ukraine. ukraine's ministry of defense recently posted this quote, the soldier sent by pyongyang in north korea are equipped with a munition betting winter clothes and shoes as well as hygiene in particular. moscow will allocate 50 meters of toilet paper, 300 grams of soap per months. each north korean in accordance with established norms. the pentagon believes this shows weakness, though, on the part of russia. >>if the dprk soldiers enter into combat, they would co belligerence. and that is a very serious issue. it really

highlights putin's desperation because he has really failed to meet his strategic objectives on the battlefield. and one person who has remained tight-lipped about all this is russian president vladimir putin who said earlier today that it is russia's business alone for how it plans to implement this defense pact with north korea signed earlier this year. >>that the white house, tom dempsey, news nation. phil

lesh, a founding member of the grateful dead has died. he was 84 years old and leslie was born in berkeley. in 1940, was the oldest and one of the longest surviving members of the grateful dead kron four's

graham, lotus and justine waltman spoke with linda kelly, founder of hatred, voice magazine to discuss his legacy. so we know that the dead, every has recently been performing these big shows at the sphere. >>in las vegas and some friends, some debt had friends who have been going to it and one of them text this picture of the hate house was one of the opening images from the show that they put all those big screens all around them. i thought it really spoke to how they are playing tribute to their roots, becoming being from san francisco. what did being from the bay area mean to the grateful dead and to phil lesh? >>amazing because it's full circle for me because i love literally like 2 blocks from the dead house and i came from the east bay and went to state and the grateful dead were always in the area. no sense since the beginning of the 8 ash very area. you know, my recollection of phil, i had the great honor of hanging out with he and jerry and and it

wasn't it wasn't in the bay area. ironically was in new york when i was living out there and doing journalism out there that tired of the hit. anything i got to hang out with the with that. they picked me up in a limo cherry. and phil and we went to the i love the way you guys were mentioning she feels great musicianship in his study of classical music because they took me to the metropolitan museum of opera rehearsals and it was just hilarious because we're all stoned out our pockets. we're you know, it was that it was back in the day it was just amazing to be around music. and phil was just great spirit yeah, he'll be sadly missed. but we're so lucky that we had him really are. >>i read that he was maybe just 4 years old when he but listen, just grandmother's radio and listen to the new york philharmonic. interestingly, how was phil most innovative musically? >>well, i mean, you put me on the spot there. i mean, it's just a really unique player. i mean, the classical background like that gave him, you know,

and then i mean, he all the other guys, they all stepped into this wild. you know, free for all music that had never been creative before. and this energy of of, you know, cherry and his, you know, folk music background and then and then fill with this classical expertise in is in his blood. and then, you know, bob, we're at 17, oh, jumping in and then, of course, that you drummers making billy, you know, banging away in the background, just sort of everybody coming together. phil brought this really expertise. musical theory. you know, classical athens to the whole thing and that really flu. >>yeah. the band went to been the same without his his training and his background. do you agree with that? >>100% 100%. yeah. and his personality, you know, he was he was he was a force of nature for sure. >>and then there's a terrapin crossroads center, if you if you visited, but, you know, i

guess phil was what's may be in his early 70's when he was trying to open that venue first in fairfax and then he ended up getting it done in sandra fell great venue. you know, kids could run around there. they had this fenced-in area. they had live shows outside inside along the canal there just seen an eye when many times it was a covid casualty. but, you know, speak to his passion for entertaining and bringing people together to take that on late in his life and then have it haven't run for about 10 years. >>yeah, that venue of the great room was amazing. walk in there and it was like being in his living room and there was such an intimacy. and i think, you know, again beeing so local and it really was family. you know, you really felt like here in somebody's backyard. and then the great room you felt like you know, like i said in their living room and it was just such a a beautiful, you know, i'm from the bay area. there's something about about the beauty of you know what a

beautiful place we live and fill definitely, you know, right by the river in that place was so cold. terrapin crossroads. you know, it was an amazing moment and and he'll be missed. but we're so lucky again that we that we got to experience and that close and personal. >>what do you think happens to the grateful dead now after they continue performing making music? >>well, they've been doing d'amico. and then of course, bobby was doing his thing at the sphere and they have, you know, until, you know, stepped in. and then though, the musical go on forever. the musical keep playing forever. you know, even when we're all gone and it can be here ensure shot out to bobby, i'm sure, you know, the rest of the band is going through a hard time today. but again, music lives on music never stopped. it's one of the best in a good song. so, you rest in peace. phil, we love you and thanks for your music. >>you know, as bobby bob, we're of course, is who you're talking about that certainly and iconic band and one with ties to the bay area. so it's

something that this whole region is feeling this afternoon. and linda kelly, we appreciate you being with us to add some perspective, especially the things like the limo ride. you can't get that everywhere. founder of haight street voice magazine. linda, really appreciate your time tonight. and condolences on the loss. >>thanks so much. and yet, if anybody wants to read that phillips in my book that has just throwing that out there. but it was a magical time. thank you guys for having so much. all the best unforgettable experience for. i used to be a fly on the wall of that certainly. >>and iconic life. >>the upcoming presidential election could impact the tax code here in the u.s. keep it here on kron. 4 news will return in just a moment. the

presidential race is now down to the wire and on the line, the federal tax code. >>former president trump's 2017 tax cuts begin to expire next year and are at the heart of both candidates. campaigns. our dc's raquel martin has that story. the future of your annual tax bill is on the ballot this november. and former president donald trump. >>in vice president kamala harris are pitching competing plans. more than 100 million americans will get a middle class tax break. we're going to lowering taxes. campaign is promising expanded tax breaks for new parents, homebuyers and small business owners and wants to do away with trump's tax cut which slashed the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. we do not think that

billionaires should be paying a lower tax rate. >>and teachers and nurses and doctors, trump's 2017 tax cuts start to expire next year. he's campaigning to extend them and slash taxes even more their products inside of the u.s.. he's also floating new tax breaks. no tax on tips, no tax in overtime. no tax on social security for seniors, tax cuts that directly help people. economist steven hamilton says the problem with trump's tax plan is to expense. >>because it was an unfunded tax cut, right? it is significantly responsible for the size of the u.s. deaths. he says the bp's plan presents another problem. it's impossible to increase corporate taxes without the burden of tax increases falling on people under 400,000. ultimately, he says which ever party controls congress will have the final word. i'd be looking more at who wins the house and the senate because that's really going determine, you know what, what happens with the tax cut and jobs act in washington. raquel martin.

>>the 38th annual afi fest has kicked off in hollywood friday showcasing films from around the world is the premiere of robert zemeckis movie here. scott movie mantz has more in tonight's entertainment report. >>here in the heart of hollywood at the famous tcl chinese theater. the afi film festival premiere here which retains director robert tom hanks and robin wright. it is a far east re going along with comes this great challenge this lady will push i will push bob will push us both. we really love working together. that's number one. and we enjoy working together. >>and we have a great time working together and that brings out the best in all of us. how did you make a film that pushes the boundaries of visual effects? but that's not get in the way of emotion and character. feel very, very

strongly that that's my job. and that's what filmmakers are supposed to they're supposed make the tools of filmmaking invisible so that the audience have an emotional experience when they see a movie, you were able to look at aged while you are making the video so you could say, oh, i think i need to adjust my posture and like that. here it was the tool that altered everything we did. we were guessing we didn't have to wait 6 months later on. we saw it right and real time understand the scenes that we were doing were not broken up. so we started the beginning and we weren't going to win. so we play all the scenes in real time and had the option to see what it looked in real time. so there is there is a bra stairs its ability. there's a look in the eye. it's unlike any movie i've seen. it was unlike any scripts season. i think the people will see. left. family

members reflected in this movie. i didn't grow in this country, but felt redolent of my own life. anytime we walk into a movie and we want to see a transformative experience that removes us from our own lives for 2 hours or 90 minutes. and at the same time it reflects it. back to here opens next friday, november first, that's the entertainment report from hollywood. i'm scott

>>4 news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>and update for you. all lanes are back open along 8.80, in oakland. this following a deadly crash that involved a bicyclist earlier on friday. the chp says around 8.30, this evening, suv collided with a person riding a bicycle on the freeway. all 4 northbound lanes near 7th street were shut down for more than an hour, forcing traffic to divert to 7th street and west grand avenue. chp reopened to the lanes around 10, 30 and reopened all the lanes just after 11, 30. and where police say they arrested a man who shot and killed his father and dumped his body in a dumpster in union city. officers say they responded to the victim's home in on american avenue wednesday after getting reports that the father had not gone to work, it was not answering his phone. police also searched a warehouse on the property and found evidence of a shooting that led officers to arrest the victim's son who is in

custody in oakland's for a separate incidents. police have not said what may have led to the shooting, but an investigation is ongoing. and another big story tonight, the loss of a music icon, phil lesh. he was one of the founding members, of course, of the bay area bands grateful dead. he died today at the age of 84. calm for shock moment has more on how fans are reacting >>it all started at the home in san francisco state district where things really got started for the band in the late 1960's at home. you see here behind me still stands today and there we saw dozens of fans coming through to lay roses, sharing a tear with one another and remembering the loss of one of the original members of the grateful debt. >>take a long time. 7 crying. all since i heard the news of crying tears and moments spent on the steps of this victorian home in the haight friday, fans grieving the loss of the co-founder of the legendary bay area founded grateful dead bassist. phil lesh. i was actually in the hate.

>>this morning having breakfast turned the news site compare and i respect this fancy tribute bands nearly weekly for grateful dead. >>he says the loss of bassist, phil lesh is about as big as when the world lost. jerry garcia, the frontman for the grateful dead in the 90's. the band lived in this home from 1966, to 1968. back that their music was for a new generation 100 for the rise of rock and roll their videos. still with a touch of gray. they trucking along toward stardom and toward the world. phil lesh was there every step of the way as pioneer of music. >>wheelchair and creating something that's all about love inspiring musicians like goriest, the who says he opened for phil lesh several years ago. people to. >>for 5 seconds to world. you know, we're missing one of the most amazing based players, you know, to be around.

>>guara takes a moment to let it all sink as other fans arrive, the world is just a better place with the dead. >>in deadheads and it will still be of the key to happiness and magic. it's just a little satter today taking a step to others deciding to take action. i am a music artist myself. so i think in the >>you know, in that aspect to continue the legacy of making music and right here on haight ashbury and just continue bring stuff to the world change the world in a positive way and have fun doing it. >>as last and the dads legacy live joe russo's almost dead. the tribute band and playing in oakland, deadheads, old and making sure the music never goes away. >>that was jack molmud reporting. now switching gears to weather. we're taking a live look now at san francisco from mount tam. it's been a nice day out there. the 70's pretty nice for the bay area overall and it's going to be like that this weekend. i hear

kron 4. she'd be just lawrence karnow is here to break it all down for us lines. >>i can be around the bay area. pretty comfortable temperatures compared to where we've been. but things are going to change drastically here in the coming days, finding to get a little rain back in the bay area and well, some much colder temperatures definitely going to feel the season as we head toward halloween other right now, mostly clear skies. but we're gonna see clouds gathering throughout the night tonight. and so tomorrow morning, we'll wake up, i think mostly cloudy. throughout the day, you'll see some sunshine in between some of the breaks in the clouds, mild, warm temperatures again, 70's, maybe even a couple low 80's and then sunday, the clouds really thicken up coming right out of the gulf of alaska. that's going to bring colder air. yeah. even a slight chance of a few showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge. all right. we've been tracking this area of low pressure all week long as call a cutoff low. finally getting caught up in the circulation with this next approaching storm system brings some rain along the coastline. the far northern california into oregon, the bay area, just some passing clouds. but we're going to see more of those

clouds roll in and they're coming out the gulf of alaska. and that's going to bring in some much colder air. let's time out the system for you as we head through the day tomorrow, looks pretty decent other than a lot of cloud cover rolling in overhead. keeping things on the dry side. things begin to as we get into sunday. there you go. not much of a front kind of fall apart by the time it gets here but may leave behind a few 107 inch of rain, especially in the morning and through about the middle of the day. and then behind that we get some cold air. in fact, some snow expected up over the sierra nevada rainfall amounts not going to be huge with this storm system. in fact, just a few 107 inch locally around the bay area. temperatures yet tomorrow we should enjoy it. i don't think we'll see numbers like this for a while. 70 degrees. francisco about 70 in the mission coast layers generally in the mid 60's and many spots inside the bay should be very nice about 70 degrees in millbrae 70 in burlingame. 69 in brisbane, 74 in san carlos. 74 in palo alto, 78 degrees in santa clara and maybe a couple low 80's sneaking in some of the interior valleys. so some nice temperatures all around, even

though we're going to see a lot of clouds rolling on throughout the day, we will see a little sunshine in between and that'll be just enough to warm us up as we head in towards sunday. those temperatures really take a hit. we really cool things down. the winds likely to kick up maybe higher fire danger as we get into next tuesday. and then halloween. yeah, it looks like we're going to cool things down and a slight chance of showers. awesome. thanks, lawrence. well, employees at a mcdonald's in oakland rallied on friday claiming their work hours were cut. >>after a tally ation according to cal osha complaint obtained by kron 4 last year, workers at the east 14th street location complain about life-threatening incidents, including someone being assaulted with a pistol by december of 2023 management told workers there hours will be cut. one worker we spoke with tonight says she used to work more than 40 hours a week, but that's now been cut to 25. she says the owners permanently close the store lobby and started charging for ice, which has only make customers more angry.

>>campus, those that are out but instead of buying clothes, the lobby, but that's only making customers angry like the get go to the restroom and they only get more aggressive. invested want them take her seriously and talk us because and listen to because they need to take our our health and safety seriously, just as much as they need responsible workers. we need responsible bosses. workers are demanding to meet with store management over the alleged cut hours. we re shots have been donald's for response but have yet to hear back. >>san francisco is getting state recognition for efforts to expand affordable and climate smart housing. the city awarded a pro housing designation giving communities access to grants and funding programs to advance this effort. mayor london breed join city officials at a housing construction site in the to celebrate.

>>this is a game changer. this is how we get serious about housing. this is how we build housing in every neighborhood all over the city without obstruction. and as a pro housing city for the state of california, we will have more resources to leverage to get the job done. >>officials say the city are in nation from working to expand housing developments and also reducing transit emissions. we're now that a less a week away from halloween and google has released its list of top trending halloween costumes. the top 3 picks are struck in head from the recent beetlejuice sequel. reagan, the break dancer who went viral for her poor performance during the summer olympics and cat nap at some officer from the popular video game series. poppy, play time. americans are expected said more than 11 billion dollars this year on costumes. candy and decorations. but it will be fun. well, coming up, the

dogs, they're coming home and having a good time the warriors are getting ready for their first home game this weekend. we'll hear more in just couple of minutes.

>>the nba season is officially under way. the warriors set to host their home opener this sunday against the la clippers kron four's will tran reports at the chase center with a little preview. >>if you love sports, it's going to be a huge weekend in the bay area because you have the niners 40 miles south of chase center taking on the iconic dallas cowboys and

another rivalry match. but if football is not your thing, if you love basketball, this is your place because the warriors will be back in town for their season home opener against the los angeles clippers. we do know that there are some tickets still available. if you go to the warriors website or you can get it on a third-party site, you can see they're already planning for the event. this is steph curry's 16th season with the golden state warriors, fresh off a gold medal in paris. unfortunately this year he has a new running mate, klay thompson for years. the splash brothers. he's no longer here. he's with the dallas mavericks, but they have buddy hield the warriors obviously looking for another title. we'll just have to wait and see. but we do know with certainty if you come down here come sunday, you can get one of these because a lot of people, they're always curious what kind of t-shirts are on the states. this t-shirt go.

warriors back to you. >>in the south bay pressure is increasing tonight on embattled san jose city council member omar torres to resign. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >>san jose city council member omar torres has been under increasing pressure to resign and now he may be facing a recall effort. >>we demand councilmember torres resign. we demand representation and to see through. we're moving forward with a recall on friday morning, a group of san jose district, 3 neighbors announced that they are launching an effort to recall city council member omar torres. it was the voters who put him in office. >>it will be the voters who removed him from earlier this month, it became public that torres is facing child crimes allegations. since then, he has maintained his innocence but not attended any city council meetings or appeared freeze, assigned counsel duties. mayor mahan and several council members have called on tourist resign. but he is refusing to step down

those of friday's rally say they would like to see torres leave voluntarily, but they are moving forward with the recall effort just in case he doesn't. the effort is being led by district 3 resident matthew call of a dove who also happens to be san jose mayor matt mahan. deputy chief of staff. he says he's leading this effort as a private citizen and not as part of his official duties in the mayor's decisions are being made at city hall. >>although our neighborhoods and have no voice most pressing matters in our community such as homelessness, public safety, our streets and roads, parks, community centers. we have no vote on the council. torres has requested a 30 day leave of absence from his council duties. but so far the request. >>has not been added to the agenda for the council's next meeting on october. 29th torres has missed the last 2 council meetings. one was an excused absence, but a council member can be removed from office if they have 5 or more consecutive unexcused absences. kron 4 did reach out

to councilmember torres for comment on friday morning. but we have so far not heard back. organizers of the recall say that if they are able to gather the necessary signatures over 5,000 and find the needed funding, that this issue could go before voters at some point next year. >>but for now in san jose, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>we'll be right halloween is r

around the corner and to celebrate one bay area adoption agency is ghosting the fees to take home a new furry family member kron 4 shots. the wollman spoke with emily murphy with berkeley

humane. talk more about the apocalypse adoption events. first, though, who do have with you there dressed up like a a drag? well, part you know, this is our little 2 month old buggy. >>now people he's special because he's actually a calico. it beat the bail, which is actually a little bit rare. so i would be, but he's going to be very popular tomorrow be available for adoption at the clock and apocalypse. that is one acute buggy. there. this event, though, what sort of inspired to try to do it and like pair with halloween. what is a lot to do with boogie? actually, we found kitten season now extends into the winter months. me is typically you think of kitten season being in the spring. >>but we're seeing litters of kittens through october all the way into november. so this event by waiving the fees help get some of the little guys into new homes. you have a lot of kittens there right now.

yeah, tomorrow will have 35 cats and kittens available for adoption. and we also had several letters right now in foster baby bottle returns. >>that will be available in the upcoming months. >>and we're showing some video of some of the pets that are up for adoption. they're all wearing these cute little costumes and spooky. okay. but he wants to come back. i just ready, but he's ready to go to a new loving no so, yes, i saw the who else you have there. that's looking for a new home. so we have our pumpkin litter. we have 4 puppies that are available for adoption tomorrow. that little real terrier mix. it's about 2 months old. >>and then we have we have some great adult-onset are ready to go to a new loving family that will be available tomorrow. and what? >>animals are. you waiving the fees for or which animals waiving the fees for? >>yeah. great. all of them. oh, wow. all animals at you main tomorrow. the adoption fees will be waived. wow. so that's great deal. yeah. so if

peole are been on the fence about adopting this might be what puts them over the edge. >>yeah, it helps families that, you know, if they're struggling any given month, that just helps to waive to get animals into your homes. we're also going to have our staff is going to be in costume tomorrow. we're going to have some halloween decorations. we have some live, scary cello music. gonna be very festive. >>and if there is someone who's thinking about adopting a new kitten or puppy or one of these older dogs, what want them to know about taking home one of these furry friends. >>yeah, well, we have our adoption care specialist on site tomorrow. so they'll take you through the whole process. we make it up. any questions that a family has about bringing a new into their home. we're going to guide you through the entire process. >>and are you overwhelmed right now with animals? and we are still all the shelters in the bay area are overcrowded right now, including not to that. that's going to help get some animals into loving homes

so we can take more animals and from our neighbor in shelters. >>well, looks ready to go. i hope you got big turnout this weekend. and i also learned that you have a a thrift store that people can go. yeah. tell me about that. i hadn't heard about that before. >>yeah, we have a thrift store that supports all the animals here at the shelter on solano avenue. and we're about to open up and a new location in now with district in berkeley, on ashby avenue, right at college. so we're gonna have to 2 locations for shot and people donate and shop and the proceeds help the shelter. all the proceeds help the shelter because the for stores primarily run volunteers. so we're always looking for new volunteers to help with those efforts. lots of ways to help out. but yeah, block tomorrow. hope the guy. but finds a new family tomorrow. i hope so, too. i'm inspired by the halloween costume because i still need some ideas. cat.

yeah. there you go. emily murphy with i mean, thanks for joining us by for having privately. >>sothe chp has announced

their latest crackdown on sideshows officers seized more than a dozen cars involved in dangerous activity on the bay bridge last month. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the technology used to help track them down. >>when it comes to making arrests and towing vehicles involved in sideshows, chp is able to use license plate readers and cameras to help

with their investigations. as was the case with their most recent crackdown. >>this is the chaos that unfolded on the bay bridge during the early morning hours on september, 8th, hundreds of people cars took part in the sideshow. according to sergeant andrew barclay in the illegal activity block, both directions of traffic on the highway, not only traffic lanes blocked, but also shoulder is blocked, which obviously leads to some very difficult, very difficult situation for our officers have to try to work the first sideshow. blocking westbound lanes was dispersed by police in 25 minutes. and the second on the eastbound lanes took about 16 minutes to stop after more than a month of investigating chp gather list of 23 vehicles involved. thanks to flock cameras placed around the bay bridge. this system that enables us to obtain vehicle license plates. find where vehicles may have gone after that one specific incident, multiple teams of law enforcement were deployed throughout the state wednesday going to the addresses of where vehicles involved were

registered to seizure warrants were issued and 16 vehicles were towed away. we were seeing vehicles being seized out of the central we had everything from sacramento down to, you know, the fresno area. this involved a lot of different chp office says the car seas are part of governor gavin newsom's announcement this year to increase public safety in the east bay blitz operations by chp have led to more than 1100 arrests and the seizure of more than 2100 stolen vehicles. whether it's on a major bridge, whether it's city streets. i mean, we're even seeing tire burnout marks in neighborhood. so i mean, we're seeing these all over the remaining vehicles involved in the sideshow from september 8 are still subject to seizure orders. and the search for them is ongoing. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>early voting is playing an important part in the election this year as many states are seeing a large number of americans already casting their ballots. some states already seeing record-breaking numbers for early voting.

washington correspondent basil john reports on the uptick in early ballots. >>less than a dozen days left until election day, many americans across the country have already cast their votes. thanks to early voting voters like the convenience voting early so far, more than 20 million voters have cast their ballots. michael mcdonald with the university of florida tells me more voters are taking advantage of it in state after state once they adopt some form of early voting, you'll start seeing the numbers creep out from election cycle to election cycle. mcdonald's says the big difference this year it appears republicans have embraced in-person early voting. and pass. the democrats are the ones who tend to vote in large numbers. that in-person early voting is offered with republican officials urging supporters to embrace early voting. some states like north carolina are seeing record turnout. we will likely see a significant majority if not 2 thirds.

>>of all the ballots cast this year come before election catawba college political scientist doctor michael bitzer says early voting is appealing for folks who know who they're voting for up and down the ballot. want to go ahead and bank their ballot be done with the election and better says the early voting numbers have skewed to older voters and it keeps both campaigns on their toes. it is really a fascinating dynamic for the campaigns themselves to have to deal with. some of my voters have already banked their ballots. who do i focus on next reporting in washington? i'm basil, john. af

halloween is done next week, decorations will soon be put away as we move closer to the holiday season. but how can you get rid of that pumpkin before it becomes a pile of mush? reporter ashley cafaro has some tips on how to help you say goodbye to your jacket. laughter. with halloween. just less than a week away. it's almost time to get rid of your spooky pumpkin and the best way to do that is to recycle. >>it's the best way to say goodbye to your pumpkins. hay vineyards garden buckley road at ces recycling. your jack-o-lanterns is not only great for the environment, riches, the soil. putting your pumpkin in your compost pile is one of the most common things people do. and he's a great way to recycle. that's wonderful. because and you're going to get nitrogen and potassium. >>phosphorus >>back in your soil. that helps new plants grau another

thing that i like to do. i like to do a lot of baking so you can make pumpkin pies. you can make soup one of my kids. favorite snacks is like toasted pumpkin seeds. so that's a great way to reuse your pumpkin. >>and another way to get rid of your pumpkin is by feeding it to your pats hey thinners, garden center. ashley cafaro news channel 9. president biden is issuing a historic apology to the native americans. >>it's the first from the federal government in their role in the indian boarding school system. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >>indigenous culture center stage. as president biden delivered a historic message, tribal nations. i formally apologize. >i present a united states of america. >>this is the first time the federal government has apologized for forcing native american children into boarding schools for over 150 years. the u.s. took hundreds

of indigenous children from their homes and tried to assimilate them into white society. many were abused and even killed. the pain is caused. >>this significant mark of shame? american history. the apology came after interior secretary deb haaland spearheaded an investigation into the boarding schools not only as holland, the country's first native american cabinet secretary. her grandparents were forced into those boarding schools. she recognized the importance of the apology will wiping away tears in spite of everything that has happened. we are still. >>here the moment is also emotional for ruth anne buffalo, who's with the national native american boarding school, healing coalition. for me, it's it's good. it's hopeful, but it it is. does have heavy >>to it. she calls the apology a good step thankful that today is happening. but the work continues to forward. she also wants to see legislation to further investigate indian

boarding school policies and more funding for tribal nations to address homelessness and opioid use. our native relatives are over represented whether it's prisons, jails or even on the street and so we we need a lot of help in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>more

the new mystery thriller conclave is now in theaters and the entertainment report jeremy parsons spoke with actor ralph fiennes and director edward berger. >>guys in theaters today is a movie that's been getting a lot of buzz conclave. the new thriller set in the vatican. our doug kolk caught up with

the film's director and leading man. is dead. >>engines grief. can you talk a moment about your role and how you balance the so compared to the aggressive approach. >>yeah, well, i lauren's is by an h.o.a. and just to the public. i read it is by nature, a contemplative man. is a holy man. he is is a he's a reluctant why did the holy father in his last official act as pope shoes? me turn on this complex. when we meet lauren's. he's a mine. >>visual all with it in size and interior conflict about wishing he was somewhere else. he had a result, his relationship with immunity, that pope. so he's a man a number of unsettled things inside himself. and then on top of that, he's not landed with the running the conclave. that's his job is the pope is dead pass the chalice. it is

in the contradictions. made interesting part to play and like playing pots way. you have tried to sue in slightly contradictory signs of them been kept a secret for so long. >>we'll never find candidate any kind of black mark against >>it seems like right off the bat. film has been in the conversation for an academy award. if people recognize that you try to do good work. and if it turns out that they braces that's in their minds and that into it, it it's sort of sparks discussion. >>so, of course, it's a wonderful thing. so many great movie said don't end up in that conversation. so you never know if it ends up there warnock. so it's it's just not something you can sort of calculate or think about in advance. you just try to make a good movie and then things happened. >>it was a new it would be in

a mystery. no need. >>and critics are raving about the film, which is being called a smart thriller with plenty of twists and turns. conclave is in theaters right now. that is your entertainer report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>stocks and the week mixed amid election uncertainty. and though tawny effect is estimated to have a big payoff for the dodgers. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there, a mixed finish on wall street today with the nasdaq rising to another record high. where's the dow once again? took it on the chin that makes clothes in part reflects a lot of money spilling into tech stocks in anticipation of next week's results from the likes of google and microsoft. but also there's a growing number of companies that are reporting lower than expected earnings that swing in part on the dow.

also, mcdonald's, a dow component is dealing with an e-coli scare and that, too, is serving as an anchor on the benchmark index. mccall shares down about 7% for the week. analysts say the next 2 weeks could be very turbulent for financial markets a week from today. we get the next jobs report. and a week after that. well, it's the presidential election. so fasten your seatbelts. now, let's talk a little bit i don't know shohei ohtani because nobody else is. this is being called the ohtani effect and that is a surge in visitors from japan boosting the socal economy, the la tourism and convention board estimates that roughly 230,000 visitors from japan have come this year. and nearly all of them made a point of going to at least one dodgers game. maybe they're not all getting into the world series, but they've been making a point of going to as many games as they japan is now one of the biggest contributors of tourists to the southland, along with some of the other big ones like, say mexico or china. now this ohtani as the japanese are

calling. it is a windfall for local businesses, including not least the myakka hotel in little tokyo where they have a very selfie friendly mural of ohtani on the wall outside. back to you. >>if they pay for all of your ghosts, ghouls and goblins this halloween, stay with us. we'll be right back. after a your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month.

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just 5 days away. whether you're planning on trick-or-treating or celebrating in your own way is still important to take some extra safety precautions this holiday for more tips on staying safe and healthy. this halloween. >>kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with doctor corinne a added on

a pediatrician at kaiser permanente. santa rosa. first of all, walk us through some of the health concerns that might come to mind for people of all ages during this time of year. >>starters is going to be safety because kids are going to be walking around at night. they may not always be visible. cars may be driving a not see them. so safety on the streets would be probably the primary. concern. so having them. kids. well, that's the first concern in the second concern is what are parents going to do with all that candy? >>exactly. so let's break it down. let's get a little more specific. you're so first of all, what can parents do to keep their kids safe while they're out trick-or-treating or maybe at some the themed parties with their france. >>i think when they're outside to always be in groups. never let your trick or treaters go alone. kids should have kids in parents carry flashlights to increase their visibility. they have to make sure their costumes are not too long that

they're not going to fall and trip over them and that they have a good visibility through all their masks. all the superheroes need to know where they're going. yeah. also. pay attention to the things that you're always telling your kids when you're walking on the streets is to use the crosswalk. look both ways. when you cross the street and don't run on the streets, there's going to be a lot of kids out there. nd of course, an important reminder to drivers out there as well as to be extra vigilant on halloween night and the week of halloween. >>dr. what are some best practices when it comes to how much candy kids can actually have a are out there gathering. i remember when i was a kid, just i get a whole jacko lantern full of of candy. but lot of pieces there. but just how much can kids actually have, you know, in the coming days and weeks, post halloween? >>i think what's important think parents and kids to together set up an expectation of what they're going to do with all that candy. and i think a good idea is before

the night to ask your child, you know, you're gonna come home with a lot of candy. what are your plans for your candy? so it's good to get what the child has in mind, because it may be surprising to the parent and then set a plan of what you're going to do when you come home with all the candy and what are you going to do on the days following now, children consume a lot of candy at one time on halloween night, the day after it's not really going to be so dangerous for them. they may have some tummy but i think that's a good opportunity to teach your child to show them. when you eat a lot of candy or overindulge in food, this is what you may feel like it. maybe they can remember that as it's a good learning point. so i think its moderation is key, overeating on one or 2 nights is not going to be so bad for the child other than maybe a tummy ache and deciding how they're going to parcel out. that can be after

halloween night. >>i imagine it's also important to double check the packaging of different candies as well. are there certain? perhaps materials, choking hazards that kids in parents should be looking out for when it comes to what they're picking up in their trick or treat bags. >>lately, that would be age dependent. so if you have the small trick or treaters when generally what i remember coming home is you dump your big bag of halloween candy and spend it on the table. and that's a good opportunity for parents to look at any counties that look like they've been opened or if there's any homemade candies, probably good idea to eat those. if you know who gave them to your child then there's a smaller, hard candies that for. anybody really could choke on those. but the underage like the job breakers and the garbrandt neighbors things of that nature. they have to monitor their kids when they're eating them. so not running when you're eating candy win, parents have to really look at the age of their child and

maybe pull those candies out to have them in another place just to prevent any choking because can happen at any age. but of course, as the child is younger, it would be more of an audit. and of course we have halloween, which is kind of >>kick starting off the holiday season. we're starting to see more folks get together. probably, you know, eventually for thanksgiving in christmas, hanukkah, all those different holidays, any best practices when it comes to safety for children to keep in mind for families. as we look forward. >>as far are in general perhaps fitness things to keep in mind. so we're not overeating. >>so >>so i think keeping up the healthy habits habits that one keeps up. the other non-holiday days of the year. so that is having the kids go outside exercise, run around, play. do continue to do their sports trying to minimize time behind the screens. and

moderation again as key. and i think we parents are role models to stay look at us to see how eating and what we're doing. so we're definitely need to role model for children and limits weeks because they're present a lot during this time of year as maybe one or 2 times a week. but maybe it's not an everyday haven't to have these kids and us as well to eat. sweet treats often throughout the week. >>all right. wonderful thank you so much to dr. karina cause on a donde pediatrician at kaiser permanente. santa rosa for your valuable insights and how we can stay safe. and especially for kids this halloween and holiday season. thank you so much.

>>bias can be around the bay area. pretty comfortable temperatures compared to where we've been. but things are going to change drastically here in the coming days. finally get a little rain back in the bay area and well, some much colder temperatures definitely going to feel the season as we head toward halloween other right now, mostly clear skies. but we're gonna see clouds gathering throughout the night tonight. and so tomorrow morning, we'll wake up. i think mostly cloudy. but throughout the day, you'll see some sunshine in between some of the breaks in the clouds, mild, warm temperatures again, 70's, maybe even a couple low 80's and then sunday, the clouds really thicken up coming right out of the gulf of alaska. that's going to bring colder air. yeah. even a slight chance of a few showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge. all right. we've been tracking this area of low pressure all week long as call a cutoff low. finally getting caught up in the circulation with this next approaching storm system brings some rain along the coastline. the far northern california into oregon, the bay area, just some passing clouds. but we're

going to see more of those clouds roll in and they're coming out the gulf of alaska. and that's going to bring in some much colder air. let's time out the system for you as we head through the day tomorrow, looks like pretty decent other than a lot of cloud cover rolling in overhead. keeping things on the dry side. things begin to as we get into sunday. there you go. not much of a front kind of fall apart by the time it gets here but may leave behind a few hundreds of an inch of rain, especially in the morning and through about the middle of the day. and then behind that we get some cold air. in fact, some snow expected up over the sierra nevada rainfall amounts not going to be huge with this storm system. in fact, just a few 107 inch locally around the bay area. but temperatures yet tomorrow we should enjoy it. i don't think we'll see numbers like this for a while. 70 degrees. francisco about 70 in the mission coast layers generally in the mid 60's and many spots inside the bay should be very nice about 70 degrees in millbrae 70 in burlingame. 69 in brisbane, 74 in san carlos. 74 in palo alto, 78 degrees in santa clara and maybe a couple low 80's sneaking in some of the

interior valleys. so some nice temperatures all around, even though we're going to see a lot of clouds rolling on throughout the day, we will see a little sunshine in between and that'll be just enough to war. more time than ross. we're going to start with some golden state warriors tonight. the dubs coming off an impressive 36 point win at portland on opening night trying to keep it rolling in the utah tonight, the warriors swept the season series against the jazz last year looking for their 6th straight in the series tonight newcomer buddy hield led the way in portland a couple nights ago. 22 points in just 15 minutes. he was even better tonight. 1st quarter e it's the 3. >>warriors down 6 at that point. and then off the jump ball. this is when you know you're feeling he waste. no time buddy hield another triple warriors all within 3. you know who else can make a 3 pointer from time to time. a guy named steph curry. keep an eye on him. he could be pretty good this year. ties the game

at 19 0nd quarter dubs. now up 80 anthony milton. nice lob to trayce jackson-davis t j d 12 points. he's 11 for 11 shooting through the first 2 games might not miss a shot the whole jonathan kuminga jamming it in their warriors up by and then buddy hield catches fire at the end of the half, it's another 3 puts the warriors up 13 next possession. let's do it again. lead is up to 16 to and how about one more buddy hield? 24 points in the 1st half. it 6 for 7 from 3 point range. the warriors 56. 42 at the break. the 2nd half, they're gonna blow wide open staff with another 3 that pushed the lead to 25. with this with no, steph had that fade away in his back. the one footer 20 points for number 30 tonight. but let's get one more body 3 just for good measure. he

finished with a game-high 27 points. warriors roll one. 27, 86. they've outscored their first 2 opponents by 77.7, which is nba record. >>and that does that here for us at kron. 4 news will be back at the morning news. starting at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a great weekend.

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