jack: whether an animal is injured, abandoned, abused, or just in need of some tlc, it's great to know there are people out there with big hearts, willing to lend a hand. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping to see you next time when we go into the wild. >> hurley news decided to compare response is find music, wheelchair and continue the legacy of making music. and right here on ashbury. >> now on kron 4 morning news. phil lesh, legendary bassist and a founding member of the base grateful dead has passed

away. how the community is reacting to locks. plus dozens of east bay mcdonald's workers say their hours were cut after they voiced concerns for their safety. we spoke with employees rallying for fair treatment. and continued calls for a jose councilmember to step down as police investigate him for child abuse charges. what one group of neighbors are now asking for. it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday october the 26. let's get your started your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar payday. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you know, we've been talking about some unsettled weather sort of coming our way in a good feel of fall as well that we're going to get for today. we're starting things off with that pretty much clear skies for the most part, however,

scattered clouds expected to build. so on balance, want to call a kind of variable clouds today and maybe a few little spotty pieces of drizzle here. and there with maybe some showers. by the time we get to late overnight east bay hills. as you consider berkeley hills, you can see looking off to the east bay shoreline. there you can see off towards the distance. pretty clear. no fog issues at all going on this morning for the most part. meanwhile, there's that nice, big low pressure system way up in the northwest. it's not going to be the major impact is getting a piece of the action. it's still october give this time to happen, to start to drift towards the south. but it'll be enough to deliver perhaps a few little spotty showers during its entire run. meanwhile, the temperatures we have 40's and 50's mixture now get used to some cooler temperatures coming our way in a battle with 37 at this hour. 44 for saint we give you the contrast in most locations this morning are little cooler than they were this time from yesterday. more get that again to come after our system plays out this weekend. hour by hour forecast again, variable clouds on balance here. we're

looking to get to about 60 or so by 10:00am. going to break this all down. what you can expect in terms of the rain hits and again, some of those cooler temperatures into early next week. stephanie. all right. thank you. >> another big story for us. the last of a music icon, phil lesh, one of the founding members of the bay area band grateful dead. he died friday at the age of 84. trump was jack moment has the latest. >> it's got to take a long time to get over the 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 hate. >> this morning having breakfast, hurley news decided come pay my respect. this fancies tribute bands nearly weekly for the 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 but they were trucking along towards started and toward the world. phil lesh was there every step of the way. this is pioneer of music. >> wheelchair and creating something that all about love and inspiring musicians like the gory of to who says he opened for phil last several years ago. people to >> talk to for 5 seconds to world. you know, we're missing one of the most. >> amazing based players, you know, to be around him. so on. >> the car, it takes a moment to let it all sink again. as other fans arrive, the world is just a better place. >> with the dead and deadheads and it will still be of the key to happiness and magic. it's just a little satter today taking a step to mourn.

>> 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 to bring stuff to the world change the world in a positive way. >> have fun doing as last. and the dads legacy live on joe russo's almost dead. the tribute band and playing in oakland, deadheads, old and making sure the music never goes away. >> and that was kron four's. jeff moment reporting for us. now to our next story here. oakland firefighters responded to a blaze that broke out at a 2 story apartment building. the citizen app video shows several firefighters on scene. no injuries to report and no word yet on how this fire started. crews say they are still assessing the damage. francisco police responded to the area of 24th and mission where they say a man who was shot and suffered life-threatening injuries.

officers say the victim was taken to a hospital will update you with more information once that comes in to our newsroom. in francisco, police are investigating a possible stabbing on a muni bus citizen app. video shows the bus park near 11th and mission where the alleged stabbing happened. they say the injured man was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. arrests have been made. and happening right now, police are searching for this man. you see on your screen right now, this is 75 year-old the son word he was last seen in the area of fremont boulevard and bay street around 04:30pm, yesterday. he normally walks with a cane according to his family and is known to go to businesses in the area where he was last seen anyone with information on his location is asked to please get in touch with authorities. and employees at a mcdonald's in oakland rallied friday claiming their work hours were cut out of retaliation according to a cal osha complaint obtained by kron 4 last year, workers at the east 14th street location

complained about life-threatening incidents, including someone being assaulted with a pistol by december 2023. management told workers there hours would be cut. one worker we spoke with says she used to work more than 40 hours a week, but that's been cut to 25 hours. she claims the owners permanently closed the store lobby and started charging for ice which upset customers. >> the center doesn't look within the intent of the the close the lobby, but that's only making customers angry like the get go to the restroom and they'll make it more aggressive that i had to best 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 buses. workers are demanding to meet with store management over. >> the alleged cut hours, we

reached out to the restaurant for a response and we'll share more once we have an update there. it broke or is your local election headquarters where just 11 days until the november election and among the key races we're watching our 2 recalls want to oust oakland's mayor and the other to get rid of alameda county's district attorney proposed acremant explains what could happen if both of those recalls are successful. >> people mayor sheng thao loses the november election once the 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, meaning 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. passes. running for alameda county supervisor. and if elected in this november's election, she could be acting

mayor for just a month. then in january, the oakland city council, which is a new board president, and that person would become acting mayor until that special election in the spring. under that scenario, oakland could see 4 mayors in a matter of 5 months, talon november passed in december. the city council selection in january and the voters choice this spring, things are far less complicated if the election to recall. alameda county district attorney pamela price is successful. if that happens, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to appoint a replacement that appointed ea 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. dan kerman kron. 4 news. and support is growing to recall san jose councilmember omar torres.

>> member torres resign. we demand representation and to see through your moving forward with the recall. >> a group of san jose residents gathered friday to support the move. torres faces child crimes allegations. he's maintained his innocence but has not attended any city council meetings or appeared for his assigned counsel duties. mayor matt mahan and other city leaders have called for tourists. resignation. he's refusing to step down. we heard from some san jose residents who say they would like to see tourists leave voluntarily. >> 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 marks community centers. we have no vote on the council. it was the voters who put him in office. it will be the voters who removed 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 that request. >> more than 20 million voters have cast their ballots nationwide. >> political experts say in the past, mostly democrats voted early, but this year, republicans are also 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 the early voting numbers are usually older voters because they know who they're voting for and want to be done with their belt. for the 5th time in a row. a college is refusing to play the san jose state women's volleyball team in the aftermath of a lawsuit concerning transgender athletes. >> the reason the team gave for forfeit that match. >> looked at this and just couldn't believe was there. >> plus, in the south bay, a city council candidate is

speaking out after someone vandalized one of their campaign signs with these racist comments. but first, a new policy set to take effect next month. could increase price you pay at the pump. the new fuel standards that could cause that high. those stories coming up

>> all right, live look outside at the city of san francisco. just a beautiful perspective of the city at this hour. 7.14 is the time. and this is a live look again from our mount tam camera, a day business. just beautiful. you can do interesting things with light. if you get the right elements in the

atmosphere, you can bend a little bit and give you some nice little cover is going on there. some oranges as we start the day oranges. are pronounce >> moon bay comes and you can see a little whisper, some of those oranges off towards the distance. but then the blue skies for now, however, scattered clouds expected to build as we get to late morning into around noon or so stormtracker what's going on to slow up north and we're not gonna get the full impact of that. we're going to get pieces of it dropping to the south for those spotty showers. now today, this afternoon, there's the technical possibility we might get a little isolated sprinkle here or there. but really the lion's share of whatever we get in. it's not much what happened tonight as we get to sunset. and then tomorrow morning, we'll be showing you that on futurecast to the bet right now. here's what lowdown is. variable clouds with those spotty showers. i mentioned earlier tomorrow, some early showers still left over. now. and you're gonna feel that definite feel of fall cool with 70 happening in lynn. still a little breezy left over and then next week, cool variable clouds, showers

thursday, little bit disagreement in the models there and also particularly into the weekend as well. so there's a couple little bites of the apple here to get some rain future cast. here we go. the variable clouds i mention, yeah, light rain, spotty showers. but then tomorrow morning, that's when the best or most that we're going to get out of this system passes. and we get into our sunday. another little boy was happens as we get into sunday night as well after that into monday, there was always that projection of maybe a little couple little sprinkles in your monday morning. but then we'll start to work on somewhat. still left over variable clouds for your monday. it's going take a while to kind of clean this all out here. that's okay. we need that moisture at the ground level here to help out know. obviously the winds are gonna be in tandem with all of this onshore. get used to it. going to be around an uptick. happens here as you can see tomorrow afternoon. that's when the full brunt of the system plays out. good direction. brings in that moist marine layer force helps out a little bit getting to your monday morning. and it's really starts to settle. but look at these moisture levels. again, back to the dew points.

these are the absolute measurement of moisture in the air. and you got him in the 30's in the 40 range. good thing. it's not real hot. well, they start to climb. that's good news. this happens during the day. that doesn't usually happen during the day tuesday night, but it shows some of that moisture from the system already making way. look at this 50's all over even inland. so that's definitely good stuff to be talking during the fire season month continues all the way through your sunday morning. that's a given with rain showers in our for our future forecast here into monday morning. we're still hanging on to somewhat moist conditions, but starting to dry out and watching out maybe for a little pop of offshore winds early next week. 69 variable clouds for san francisco. 72 oakland, 78. meanwhile, 4 san jose. there you have the high temperatures projected for today. we still see a couple 80's here or there. one investigator little bit later on in terms of the absolute projections. what's going on in your neighborhood. but this is a nice little trend is not a lot. but, you know, couple little showers and that moist atmosphere is definitely what we need to

help insulate us for that offshore pop early next week. okay. very interesting. definitely a bit of a change, their and it's going to be chilly. one fall. we got fall in our 7 day forecast thanks a lot. there. >> for the first time we're hearing from the head of the california air resources board amid concerns of a proposed new policy, some believe could increase gas prices. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> it's called california's low-carbon fuel standard or else the offense in a nutshell, cfs is 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 the impasse 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 or tarp, the state agency in charge of overseeing air

pollution and climate change related programs across california, including lcf s 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 gials 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. from 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, 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 were 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 a 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 persuade these and these efforts. >> we're not considering impact everyday cals 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, vice president fuels for the americas says. >> he believes there are still many unanswered questions. we are going 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. ignored out for lack of a better term by and so for now, the upcoming vote at the air resources board will go on as planned it set for november 8. >> reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> francisco is getting a big investment to upgrade public transit. on friday the city announced it is getting 130 million dollar grant from the state to upgrade. sfmta trains. the upgrades are expected to start next year and expected to be done by 2032. and the north bay be smart was agency is set to get an 81 million dollar grant from the state. the agency says this will help fund the rail and pathway project which extends its services to northern sonoma county, specifically healdsburg transit officials say this extension aims to reduce congestion on major roads like

highway 101, work on the project is set to ramp up in early 2025. and expected to be done by 2028. starting next week. very trips between richmond and downtown san francisco will be free on fridays until the end of the year. the transit agency says the new free ferry fridays. our thanks to a partnership with contra costa county, you can ride a ferry between richmond and san francisco every day between 7 in the morning and 8 at night. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a second chance at life for a south bay man. we spent 20 years behind bars. we heard from his family and advocates who help secure his >> and after the break, death and blind students in california benefit from the new law aim

>> police arrested 2 teenagers accused of robbing a usps worker in south san francisco. police say 17 18 year-old approach the mail carrier saying they had a gun. this was just before 3 in the afternoon monday. police say they found the suspect's car through the city's license plate reader and arrested the pair in daly city. the university of nevada is now the 5th team to forfeit a game against san jose state. but women's volleyball team. this after a lawsuit was filed against the ncaa over their transgender athlete rules. one of the plaintiffs in that lawsuit is a san jose state volleyball player. she claims the state did not tell her that her team is transgender. even when they shared a room on road trips earlier this

month, the players from the university of nevada sent a statement saying they were not going to play on thursday. the university forfeited the game saying they did not have enough players. the game was originally scheduled for tonight. law aims to support state school serving death and blind children. governor gavin newsom signed that bill which requires the department of transportation to put up highway signs, directing traffic to the schools. this includes california school for the deaf in fremont assembly member alex lee co author the bill but credits the students for kick starting the process. >> yet today we're celebrating the signing of a bill that literally puts the county school for deaf and school for the blind on the thousands of parents to drive by fremont. see that this hidden gem of our district. 24 is right here in fremont. a lot of people even locally live here don't know that we have this tuesday special schools for the blind and deaf right here in backyard. >> lee says the next step is to collaborate with caltrans to create those signs. they'll

be placed within a five-mile radius of the schools. local volunteers are working to convince out of state voters to support kamala harris for president. >> the big cool they hope to hit before election day.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news bay area music legend phil lesh has died at the age of 84. we're taking a look back on his life and career. plus in the south bay, the reaction from a local candidate for city council after someone left racist

graffiti on one of his campaign signs. and after 20 years of pleading his innocence, a local man is now free from prison. how he plans to use his second chance at life. 7.29. this morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's continue our news coverage with a look at the forecast. first with dave spahr. he hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and we have kind of fall like forecast for you and that hasn't sold autumnal enough for you. it will into next week as we got some chilly temperatures too. dickie at night, first things first we're talking about maybe some showers coming this weekend that still looks like to be happening in even good timing on that, too. so for your saturday, it's not going to interrupt of, but it has some variable clouds going on today. sfo, no delays out there. you can see much in the way of fog either, although don't let that fool you. the atmosphere is starting to moisten up temperature. check for you at this hour. mostly 50's and 40's mixture. there's a couple of 30's were hiding

out here and there can't quite see any on this map here. but 40's and 50's will do it at this hour. so look ahead with everything again. variable clouds with a spotty shower, very, very spotty for today. tonight's win, the better shot is that is this evening. and then tomorrow morning that early shower, then cool conditions with 70 inland after going to see highs today near about 80 in spots the next week. it's cool. variable clouds continue with showers. thursday question, mark. probably should put there because the models don't totally agree and particularly by next week and they don't either highs today. there you places like livermore about 80 along with vacaville morgan hill. but a lot of bay locations will see a lot of those 70's working. but it's mid to upper 70's that's going to drop to about 70 proper. 46 at 08:00am by 9 is talking about 52 59, meanwhile at 10:00am so not a bad saturday. again, there are some changes coming as we head into sunday into .arly next week. we'll be talking about the longer range and a bit. stephanie.

>> and we continue to remember the life and career of bay area music legend phil lesh, the founding member of the grateful dead died friday at 84 years old. the brooklyn native was the oldest and one of the longest surviving members of the band grant lotus takes a look back at leicester's rise to stardom. >> last didn't start as a basis. a founding member of the grateful dead began his long, strange trip as a musician in 3rd grade with the election went on to earn a spot in the oakland symphony orchestra as interim been playing teenager. but it's in his mid 20 when he was driving a mail truck working in a small berkeley radio station. when jerry garcia discovered him 1965. and after just 7 hours of instruction, lush was

left on his own to develop. he's an orthodox face guitar style. >> shot away from the spotlight when not on stage rarely doing interviews. >> tore he alternated leads with garcia meaning no 2 shows ever sounded the same. is experimental jazz influence, jams help to define the sound of genre. defining san francisco >> in the east bay officers arrested a woman accused of stealing a car with a passenger on board. police say it happened friday morning at the martinez and tracked station parking lot. officers say the suspect stole a parked car, ran over the owners foot and pushed out an elderly passenger. police arrested the suspect in walnut creek. police officer also suffered

minor injuries during the arrest. and police say they arrested a man accused of shooting and killing his father and then dumping the body in a dumpster in union city. officers say they responded to a home on american avenue wednesday after getting reports, the victim, the not gone to work. it was not answering his phone. police also searched a warehouse on the property and found evidence of a shooting officers arrested. the victim's son who was in custody for an oakland for a separate incident. police have not yet said what led up to the shooting. and chp officers this week seized more than a dozen cars involved in sideshows that temporarily shut down the bay bridge on september 8th, the westbound lanes of the bay bridge were blocked by cars doing illegal stunts around 3.30, in the morning. the group left. but about an hour later, authorities say a second group was blocking lanes in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge. officials say after a

month-long investigation they identified 23 vehicles involved on wednesday. chp investigators seize 16 cars. the search for the other 7 is ongoing. we're hearing from a milpitas city council candidate after one of his campaign signs was vandalized with a racist message forcefully call reports. >> rather than talking issues as election day approaches, built sidetracked by hate. one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti did reported as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also gets to another. candidates she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which

the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it isn't just and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced has been 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. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco cannabis businesses cleaning up after a burglary. the incident was caught on camera. take a look. now this happened around 3 thursday morning at the california street cannabis company on clement street. the owner says several items were stolen. there is damage to the store's front window and inside the business as well. police say they did try to pull over the suspects, but they got away. and developing this morning, 75 people have now gotten sick and one person has died from an e coli outbreak after eating at mcdonald's. but inspectors say the onions and the restaurant's quarter pounders are likely the cause. the onions came from salinas based food producer taylor farms, which has now issued a recall of raw onion products. >> i still believe in the and everybody is upset. can't even that.

>> a south bay man is free after spending 20 years behind bars lezla gooden explains how new laws and local advocates help secure that release. >> i said, look, i mean, for summit in durham, not break. sot took all the negative that when they're not on 53 year old carlos harris spent 20 years in prison. and on tuesday, he walked out as a free come with a show of the ability to 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 can't even explain to get put into words. you know what your life is. typically thing give back the air, especially entire time he maintained his innocence. >> but was convicted of robbery and attempted murder should reported that grant. 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 his 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 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. >> a lot of 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 get back to his community. we're going to be a barber. >> we get a barber and of course it i'm gonna work. million will be a mentor for the young people. they just want to talk use former trump as a core social understand. >> lets the good kron. 4 news. happening today. the group oakland united to recall shane tao holds a rally. it's happening in jack london square at 11:00am after the event, demonstrators plan to walk through neighborhoods in the area and drum up support for their campaign. >> candy might be a priority for parents for kids rather. >> but for parents, health and safety is top of mind. we spoke with a pediatrician at kaiser permanente. santa rose about safety tips for halloween >> 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 fallen trip over them and that they have good visibility throughout their masks. all the superheroes need to know where they're going 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. >> make sure you are checking what candy, your children take home and eat. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news your brain needs its beauty us. what we're learning from the new sleep study. >> plus. >> 5 formally apologize. united states of america. well, a historic apology from the president of the united states to the native american community. >> after the break, we explore the traumatic history of american indian residential schools. >> and as we look ahead next week, up for today, we got the variable clouds and all that. some early showers linger into tomorrow morning. next week.

thursday's another day to watch out for some showers. good news to hear about in

>> welcome back. live shot coming in from our sutro cam. instill some colors, a shuttle up there in the sky about this. still some water color action, oranges and to do some bending of light about that action. also taking a look at the east bay shoreline little bit that hue orange left over here. yes, the change is a common. we're going to see some variable clouds develop later on for today. and some

showers potentially during the day. but most like it's going to be happening by late tonight, probably after sunset. and then another dose tomorrow morning. and we might even have some still kind of hanging on into monday morning, potentially as well. let's get to those currents again because there is a little shock to the system in spots here. we were talking about some 30's now, mostly it's a few pockets of 40's hanging on to petaluma, for example. 43 vallejo. 46 uc 43 going on for dublin. meanwhile and fairfield about 43 east bay shoreline is treated mostly to 40's and some 50's. this is a bit cooler than we were this time from yesterday. now, if you head of the sierra by chance, there will be some coming after the weekend as we get into monday. this is small. the traffic we've been talking about for the weekend. this is not success of systems later on, but talking about this is just this weekend system. so there's more upstream. sierra will probably see some of that with all of these waves that come through. and again, some of them are up up in the air. the models totally agree. at the end of

next weekend, there's not a full agreement on that yet. let's take a look at this longer range forecast here in to underscore the fact as late as monday, there still is the possibility of some of those hanging on. all right. now, when that's all said and done, we are going to start drying out because the first thing we're going to do now is although you're going to see some sunshine, we're actually going to be moist setting up during the day, which you don't normally see. choose you dry out during the day. that's good news because we'll have some offshore winds temporarily early next week. so that sometimes can be problematic. no statement or anything with that. but then here we go by thursday. this will be after all the tricks and treats and everything happen. so that won't interfere with that activity. and next weekend, this is the euro model, the european model. and it is not as excited about next weekend. meanwhile, the other models a little bit more. so you get close to the z 10 to come together in terms of agreement when they're out long-range, they don't. so we'll see. we get a little closer. who's right on that and heading into beyond that point, we have high pressure start to build by that point. so sunday looks

to be opening up. even at that scenario does happen. so we've got a little bit of something for everybody in the next week. 70's san francisco today still on the mild to warm side, not too bad at the coast. a lot of 60's you might have to fight through. more cloud cover, though, 70 for burlingame. expect those winds to pick up later on today, though, redwood city. 75 palo alto. 74 in the south bay, 78 for san jose morgan hill. but 81 east bay shoreline, mid 70's little cooler than yesterday a year. so for livermore. meanwhile, a heading up to walnut creek, 79 along with concord. 72 for berkeley. what about a 75 79 fairfield now, pat 78 77. meanwhile, for santa rosa, a variety forecast. it is false like spring in a way you get the variety. but look at that 60, some cool weather developing breezy tuesday. that's that offshore wind. we got to watch out for dose of showers maybe thursday. and we're watching as we head into the weekend, the potentially see more activity as well. hopefully will come together. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave.

>> 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, the state department of fish and wildlife will re evaluate the risk to humpback whales on or around november. 15th to potentially open the season in december. president joe biden is issuing a historic apology to native americans for the federal government's role in the indian boarding school system. washington correspondent hannah brandt explains. >> indigenous culture took center stage. as president biden delivered a historic message to tribal nations. 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 trying 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, 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 move 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 in prisons, jails or even on the streets. so we we need a lot of help in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> san francisco bakery is back open following a rodent infestation that force that business to shut down. inspectors say they found cockroaches and rodent droppings. inside you desert story, desert story, rather on 16th street in the castro neighborhood earlier this week, the kitchen and food preparation tables were some of the areas affected. the owners say the bakery has passed all requirements and inspections. a san francisco is getting state recognition for its efforts to expand affordable in climate smart housing. the city awarded a pro housing designation. the recognition gives rommunities access to grants and funding programs to advance affordable housing production. mayor london breed join city officials at a housing construction site in the haight friday to mark the occasion.

>> 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 earned the designation from working to expand housing developments and reducing transit emissions. >> a proper is your local election headquarters and millions of votes have already been cast for the upcoming election. >> with more than 20 million ballots already returned, you can expect that number to go up before election day as more states open early voting places. here at home volunteers, a man is in san francisco's mission district have been very busy writing letters this week to encourage out of state voters to support vice president kamala harris. the group says their goal is to send out 5,000 letters to

likely democratic and undecided voters in nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. benny's owner, many that hill organized this event. >> it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> many also plans on spending to or other sending 200 people to reno to knock on doors there next weekend. in the east bay. the berkeley public library is inviting the community to remember and honor loved ones who have passed away. this is part of dia de los muertos or day of the dead celebrations. it is a traditional mexican holiday used to pay respects to family members or friends who have died. you have until tomorrow to send the library photos of missed loved ones, including your pets. officials will put those photos on display inside a community altar at the north branch location from october. 30th until november 5th. we'll be right back.

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risk of neurodegenerative diseases like dementia. try to get ome good quality sleep, everybody. halloween is next week. google has released its list of the top trending halloween costumes this year. the top 3 picks are trump can headed goes from the recent beetlejuice sequel and this also reagan, the break dancer who went viral for her performance during the summer olympics and cat nap a monster from the popular video game series, poppy playtime. that's kind of a creepy americans are expected to spend more than 11 billion dollars this year on costumes candy and decorations. all right, a reminder you can stay up today. a local news weather and sports. you can stream kron. 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. it's available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron. 4 news on the go with our kron 4 mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot

com. lots of options for you. >> the rock, the world of rock and roll is mourning the loss of a member of the grateful dead we we spoke with fans in the bay area. remember music legend phil lesh. plus growing calls to recall 2 east bay leaders. we're breaking down. what could happen if those recalls are successful. and a new book is giving us a look at how a man overcame homelessness in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. today we're joined live in studio with the author of the book and the re arkable man. it's based on.

>> hurley news decided come pay my respects a certain time here of music. >> wheelchair and continue the legacy of making music. and right here on ashbury. >> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news, phil lesh, legendary bassist and a founding member of the bay's grateful dead is has passed away. how the community is reacting to the last. plus, dozens of east bay mcdonald's workers say their hours were cut after they voice concerns for their safety. we spoke with employees rallying for fair treatment. and continued calls for a san jose councilmember to step down as police investigate him for child abuse charges. what one group of neighbors are now asking for. good morning.

thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. >> let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. up. >> not a bad week. and all in all, you'll see probably a little bit more sun today. then tomorrow waiting for a little bouts of some light rain showers across the region. just enough to kind of moisten up the ground layer a little bit here. first, things first are getting shot. what's going on and not too bad, but we have some sunshine peering on through nicely areas. you can see we had some conversation last hour, but now the sun, he's got a little higher in the sky. there's that nice little don't you can see way up in the gulf of alaska. unfortunate satellite be dipping down the south where the deeper moisture is. so we're going to get like the tail wind of it. but it's still early in the season that somewhat typical. and the name of the game here is just to moisten up the ground layer not to necessarily to pick up would be nice to pick up more rain that we're going to get. but it is what it is. we've got 40's and 50's mixture at this hour is pretty much what we have. and that is cooler than it was this time from yesterday. and speaking of

which that trend is with us, it looks like all next weeks. we're gonna have a real burst of fall-like weather for you. the kitchen kind of into the chilling spirit. temperatures compared to this time yesterday. they're trailing a little bit by a few degrees. not major will see a bigger drop happening tomorrow and going forward the hour by hour forecast about 59 or so 10:00am 66 going on for you by 11 and again, the clouds will thicken up later on this afternoon as far as the rain shot, that looks to be more prevalent. by the time we get to late afternoon early evening. have more on that forecast for you that deputy. all right, dave, thank you. >> another big story we're following. the loss of a music icon. phil lesh, one of the founding members of the bay area band grateful dead. he died friday at the age of 84 comp was jack moment has the details. >> well, it all started at a victorian home in san francisco, take district where things really got started for the band in the late 1960's. it was at that home where we saw dozens of fans come out to lay roses, share it here. and

remember one of their favorite based players to ever exist. >> it's going take a long time get over the 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 having breakfast. hurley news decided to come pay my respect. this fancies tribute bands nearly weekly for the grateful dead. he says the loss of bassist phil lesh is about as big as when the world lost. jerry garcia the front with 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 hungry for the rise of rock and roll their videos. still with a touch of but they trucking along toward started and toward the world. phil lesh was there every step of the way. this pioneer of music. >> wheelchair and creating

something that just all ayout love and inspiring musicians like gory of the who says he opened for phil lesh several years ago. you know, we're missing one of the amazing based players, you know, to be around him. so on. >> the car, it takes a moment to let it all sink in. as other fans around the world is just a better place. >> with the dead and deadheads and it will still be of the key to happiness and magic. it's just a little satter today taking a step to mourn. >> 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 to bring stuff to the world change the world in a positive way 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. les was one of the last remaining members of the grateful dead. some of the other surviving members who remain are billy chrisman. bob weir and mickey hart reporting in the newsroom. jack moment, kron 4 news. >> oakland firefighters responded to a blaze that broke out at a 2 story apartment building. this citizen app video shows several firefighters on scene. no injuries to report and no word yet on how this fire started. crews say they're still assessing the damage. and francisco, police responded to the area of 24th and mission where they say a man was shot and suffered life-threatening injuries. officers say the victim was taken to a hospital. we'll update you with the latest once that comes into our newsroom. a san francisco police are investigating a possible stabbing on a muni bus citizen app. video shows the bus parked near 11th and mission where the alleged stabbing happened. they say the injured man was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. and no arrests have been made. happening right now. police are searching for this man who you see on your screen. this is 75

year-old the son. could ward. he was last seen in the area of fremont boulevard and bay street around 04:30pm, yesterday. he normally walks with a cane and is known to frequent businesses in the area where he was last seen anyone with information on his location is asked to please call police. employees at a mcdonald's in oakland rally friday claiming their work hours were cut out of retaliation, according to a tell osha complaint obtained by kron 4 last year, workers at the east 14th street location complained about life-threatening incidents, including someone being assaulted with a pistol by december 2023. management told workers there hours would be cut. one worker we spoke with says she used to work more than 40 hours a week, but that's been cut to 25 hours. she claims the owners permanently closed the store lobby and started charging customers for ice which has upset people who wanted to die.

>> in the center campus, doesn't look within the intent of the the close the lobby, but that's only making customers angry like the get go to the restroom and they'll make it more aggressive that i had to best want them to 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 buses. >> workers are demanding to meet with store management over the alleged cut hours. we reached out to the restaurant for a response and we'll share that once we get an update. copper is your local elections headquarters. we are just 11 days until the november election. and among the key races we're watching our 2 recalls want to oust oakland's mayor and the other to get rid of alameda county's district attorney helpers dan kerman explains what could happen if both of those recalls are successful.

>> it will mayor sheng thao loses the november election. once the 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, meaning some time 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. passes. running for alameda county supervisor and if elected in this november's election, she could be acting mayor for just a month. then in january, the oakland city council, which is a new board president, and that person would become acting mayor until that special election in the spring. under that scenario, oakland could see 4 mayors in a matter of 5 months tao in november passed in december. the city council selection in january and the voters choice this spring,

things are far less complicated if the election to recall. alameda county district attorney pamela price is successful. if that happens, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to appoint a replacement that appointed ea 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. dan kerman kron. 4 news. meantime, support is growing to recall san jose councilmember omar taurus. >> design. >> we demand representation and to see him through. we're moving forward with the recall. >> group of san jose residents gathered friday to support this campaign. torres faces child crime allegations. he's maintained his innocence, but has not attended any city council meetings or appeared for his assigned counsel duties. mayor matt mahan and

other city leaders have called for tours as resignation. he's refusing to step down. we heard from some san jose residents who say they would like to see torres leave voluntarily. >> decisions are being made at 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 who are moving 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 that. well, so far more than 20 million voters have cast their ballots nationwide. political expertd say in the past, mostly democrats voted early, but this year, republicans are also 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. >> well, experts say the early voting numbers are usually among older voters because those folks know who they're voting for and want to be done with their ballot. for the 5th time in a row, a college is refusing to play the san jose state women's volleyball team in the aftermath of a lawsuit concerning transgender athletes. >> the reason the team gave for for fitting that story. up next. >> just look at the sign just couldn't believe it was that. >> plus, in the south bay, a city council candidate is speaking out after someone vandalized one of their signs with racist comments. and a new book is giving us a look at how a man overcame homelessness in san francisco's tenderloin district. after the break, we're joined live in studio with author of that book and the remarkable man. it's

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>> all right, taking a live look outside this morning at 8.13, golden gate bridge looking beautiful out there today. day. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody be able to soak up some sunshine, probably more in the day. it started the day. then we're going to see by the afternoon here you have in half moon bay, not a bad start either. although a little chilly and it will be without onshore wind. there's that donut shape. bigelow get used to those things in the winter months. but we're just getting a piece of the action. it looks like for today. tomorrow and a little bit lingering into monday. we're going notice a big temperature change, too. but the big issue today is our moisture levels are really building something good to say in october, futurecast for tells the tale of the variable clouds. but you can see here's that first major hit happening sunday morning. so very, very modest

and anything we get all day. but what you can see from that as the moisture levels building at the servicen and that will happen even the afternoon. that doesn't usually happen during the day because you have dry air aloft and that usually mixes out with drier conditions will not happen today. so that's good news there. lingering all the way through sunday, as you can see. so a couple spotty showers. we'll take the day on sunday. again, very widely scattered, but quite a bit of cloud cover, too. and getting into monday, some of this may linger as well. there were take a breather and it looks like after halloween we'll have another hit, a potentially some rain showers as well and even into next weekend as well. here are the onshore wind. so obviously they're going to import some of that marine layer all day. there's a big pop with winds happening tomorrow afternoon. they do settle down pretty quickly and that's a good direction for the wind. so it's not as problematic. check out the temperatures today. 69 san francisco open about 72 might see an isolated sprinkle in there. and 78 meanwhi e for san jose scattered clouds as

we got going on, ultimate highs today. most of the readings hanging in the 70's where will pop a couple locations ad here and there morgan hill. 81 back about 80 and 84 livermore, although most of the bay temperatures are in the 70's. and while that may feel a bit cooler, there's cooler stuff coming into next week. we're going to be talking more about that longer range forecast for you and about potential new rain hits long-range 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> new book spotlights the issue of homelessness and one of america's toughest neighborhoods. the tenderloin in san francisco we're introduced to del seymour and his journey from addiction to advocate for the city's homeless today, seymour's nonprofit co tenderloin continues to help hundreds of people find jobs and economic stability. joining me live to share more is the book's author allison owings and dell himself. good morning to the both of you morning. thank you so much for being here. congratulations on this incredible book, by the way. and think putting it together just to get started. you do

talk about this in the book, but walk us through how the both of you got connected to each other in the first place. i was taking a stand alone walking was giving the >> and that's how we met. i have been wanting to write a book about homelessness of d stereo type in book. it would be useful for the the city and people in the city and be on the city. and i just didn't know how to do it. and i was the hume interview and a whole lot of people was daunting. and then i met dale and he said a few things that maybe think maybe i can just concentrate on this one person and that's how it happened and do it. you ever expect yourself to become the subject of a book like this? >> no, not really. and this lee, i wanted to just be an advisory part of book because we need we need more national attention on the reasons behind homelessness to debunk the midst of homelessness. and i think this is a great vehicle to do that. and that's my tip of being part of this. yes, no, they also why was it so important to you that you tell do story and a spotlight,

the tenderloin specifically in your writing, given that homelessness is such an ongoing issue in so many different cities. >> in a way. i chose the tenderloin because that's where do mostly and and it emblematic of so many things. some some. >> very happy things. and some a lot of not very happy things. and it seems like it was a stand-in, perhaps other neighborhoods around the country. it made sense to be there just because i wanted to concentrate on one place and also del's has friends and relatives nearby. so i focused on it. but the other day my husband said this is not a san francisco book. this is an american so i i hope that some of what readers take from it will resonate beyond san francisco because the issues are very similar in other parts of the country, although there dealt with differently found those. yeah, you know,

do you've overcome so many challenges? you witness the evolution of the neighborhood. >> over the years, what do you think led to tend to like being in its current state? and what do you think needs to happen to bring about some meaningful changes? >> well, i mean, what's happening now is the numbers are just overwhelming because of the dual predicament of homelessness and addiction, which is kind of new to the homeless, a situation i mean, years ago, 2025 years ago, there was an immense amount of homeless, but they were singler predict it. you know, people didn't have a dual diagnosis which they have now. so and we're seeing that more and more. and, you know, homeless is is is a san francisco problem, but he's not could not be labeled as essential school prom, small cities all over the state and the united states. and we have homelessness in different forms in almost every community that i've been yeah. >> on that topic, of course, the city of san francisco has been the subject of what feels like an increasing amount of

scrutiny. this is an election year. this there isn't a national and local image problem when it comes to san francisco and the tenderloin neighborhood. i mean, how much do you feel like these attacks on the national level are justified? well, there are political. >> you know, homelessness has become a political football to be used. roll and negative against our communities. i mean, again, we we cannot i can duplicate home business and almost every community united states, but they tend to focus on san francisco because of the deep sense of politics in this city. >> note to the both of you. what is the big message that you hope people will take away from reading the my big message, i would hope is that people see seeing a homeless or unsheltered person. we'll think this is not. part of a. and the malcolm, this is this is actually an individual human being and you can do

something to help that individual human being at the very least by saying hello and treating that person as a human being and do his office said this what homeless people need. among many other things is dignity and they don't have that. so i'm hoping that the book will. show that the mayor of the tenderloin is now doing fine. but there are a lot of people who who need some help along the way and and this tells us not just in san francisco, but but all over the country and to show that these are indeed individuals and one can do something and and should do something. how about for you do? well, what i want this book to to emphasize is that a homeless person can't just take the 10th or done in it in the dumpswer and get on with his life is not that i wish it was. >> it's a miss amount of challenges you have to overcome. a lot of work. you know, you can go and say, well, that the city put me up. you can say there, but you've

got to put in the work to that's issue. a lot of people aren't able to put in the work because of middle situation. their addiction status, they can put in the work that you are. anyone else in this studio could and we got to realize that there's not there's not that easy. you go to multiple agencies and get multiple solutions and mate. they work in maybe after one day 2 days, our homes tend to give up. if they don't have a concrete solution is more than the 2 day event. and that's what we got to that people know. okay. we can get you to the next level. will be done in 24 hours. they go be done in 72 hours is going to take a little time and >> in our last about 30 seconds here would love to also get it. give you a chance to talk about co tenderloin, which is an incredible non-profit that you're involved with. >> so i started colton one about 10 years ago, almost 10 years ago. because, you know, when we asked some people to get their lives together, we've got to give them some tools. employment as a tool

and that brings your dignity back bring stability to reunite. you can't reunite with kids that we still don't have money to support him. so this will give give people a chance to get typical wages. you know, i live typical life for change. you know, we got most of the major tech companies have relocated partially in the to the wind and i loved it. and we have very short commute. we've got a 3 minute commute to the to the major tech companies. why not? so we're teaching coding software engineering and all skills of typical folks so that we can compete and have dignity and love and pleasure. go vacations, go to disneyland like everyone else, the united states. all right. fantastic. thank you so much to the both of you. >> the author of the mayor of the tenderloin allison owings and do see more the founder of co 10 to one and the start of this book to thank you so much this is meaning to the lawrence suburb. so, yeah, it's a good way to think about it. we'll be right back. the

university of nevada is now the 5th team to forfeit a game against san jose state. women's volleyball team. >> this after a lawsuit was filed against the ncaa over their transgender athlete rules. one of the plaintiffs -n the lawsuit is a san jose state volleyball player. she claims san jose state did not tell her that her teammate is transgender. even when they shared a room on road trips earlier this month, the players from the university of nevada sent a statement saying

they were not going to play on thursday. the university forfeited the game saying they did not have enough players. the game was originally scheduled for tonight. a new law aims to support state schools serving deaf and blind children. governor gavin newsom signed the bill which requires the department of transportation to put up highway signs, directing traffic to the schools. this includes california school for the deaf in fremont. excuse me. assembly member alex lee co author the bill but credits the students were kick starting the process. >> yet today we're celebrating the signing of a bill that literally puts the company school for deaf and the school for the blind on the thousands of parents to drive by fremont. see that this hidden gem of our district. 24 is right here in fremont. a lot of people even locally live here don't know that we have this tuesday special schools for the blind and deaf right here in our backyard. >> lee says the next step is to collaborate with caltrans to create the signs they will be placed within a five-mile radius of the schools. still

ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a second chance at life for a south bay man who spent 20 years behind bars. we hear from his family and advocates who helped with his released. plus, local volunteers are working to convince out of state voters to support kamala harris for president. the big goal they hope to hit before

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campaign signs. and after 20 years of pleading his innocence, a local man is now free from prison. how he plans to use his second chance at life. 8.30, this morning. and thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave, how's it looking out there? stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we have a little out of some scattered showers, but they're going to take of like a good 48 hours or maybe a little more to kind of play out. >> good news is today is not too ad. we'll have the clouds kind of build on us a little bit. >> still going to see some warm temperatures were happening well inland cooler expected tomorrow. now, now here's sfo for, you know, delays occurring out. there are no fog issues. as you can see. nice clear shot at all. meanwhile, those temperatures up into the cool side, i suppose. but you know, all changes season here we have 40's and 50's mixture in play right now. up north. you can see some more the 40's hanging on. let's give you that contrast here. well, will move along here today. some

variable clouds develop spotty showers. that's probably going to happen late in the day by the evening. and spotty. we mean, real spotty, some early showers tomorrow breaks up a little bit kind of variable clouds to mostly cloudy, going on tomorrow. much cooler with 70 happening inland the next week. a look another bout happening here on thursday. and then another dose may be into the weekend. that's still kind of up in the air, though. highs today. we're looking at upper 70's to near about 80 for tri valley. that will change in a big way for tomorrow. see, folks well inland are going to see a big shock to the system as we walk into some autumnal like weather, not just for tomorrow, but in for next week. we'll take a look closer. look at that long range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> with >> and we continue to remember the life and career of bay area music legend phil lesh, the founding member of the grateful dead died friday at 84 years old. the brooklyn native was the oldest and one of the longest surviving

members of the band. lotus takes a look back at leicester's rise to stardom. >> didn't start as a basis. a founding member of the grateful dead began. his long, strange trip as a musician in 3rd grade with the violet. election went on to earn a spot in the oakland symphony orchestra as a trumpet playing teenager. but it's in his mid 20 when he was driving a mail truck working in a small berkeley radio station. jerry garcia discovered 1965 and after just 7 hours of instruction, lush was left on his own to develop. he's orthodox bass guitar style. >> shot away from the spotlight when not on stage rarely doing interviews. >> tore the alternated leads

with garcia meaning no 2 shows ever sounded the same. is experimental jazz influence, jams help to define the sound of genre. defining san francisco bay. >> and that was our grant lotus reporting for us in the east bay officers arrested a woman accused of stealing a car with a passenger on board. police say it happened friday morning at the martinez amtrak station parking lot. officers say the suspect stole a parked car, ran over the owners foot and pushed out an elderly passenger. police arrested the suspect in walnut creek. a police officer also suffered minor injuries during the arrest. in police say they arrested a man accused of shooting and killing his own father and then dumping the body in a dumpster in union city. officers say they responded to a home on american avenue wednesday

after getting reports, the victim, the not going to work and was not answering his phone. police also searched a warehouse on the property and found evidence of a shooting officers arrested. the victim's son who was in custody in oakland for a separate incident. police have not said what may have led up to that shooting. chp officers this week sees more than a dozen cars involved in sideshows that temporarily shut down the bay bridge on september 8th. the westbound lanes of the bridge were blocked by cars doing illegal stunts around 3.30, in the morning. the group left. but about an hour later, authorities say a second group was blocking lanes in eastbound direction of the bridge. officials say following a month-long investigation, they identified 23 cars involved on wednesday. chp investigators seized 16 cars. the search for the other 7 continues. we're hearing from the milpitas city council candidate after one of his campaign signs was vandalized with a racist message philippe

djegal reports. >> rather than talking issues as election day approaches, built one sidetracked by hate. one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti reported as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also next to another. kennedy harvey she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it

exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it isn't just and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just it was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced has been 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. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, cannabis businesses cleaning up after a burglary. and that incident was caught on camera. take a look at this. and this happened around 3 thursday

morning at the california street cannabis company on clement street. the owner of the business as several items were stolen. there's also damage to the store's front window and inside the business, police say they tried to pull over this group of suspects, but they did get away. developing this morning. 75 people have now gotten sick. one person has died from an e-coli outbreak after eating at mcdonald's. food inspectors say the onions in the restaurant's quarter pounders are likely the source of problem. the onions came from salinas based food producer taylor farms, which has issued a recall of raw onion products. >> i still believe in the and everybody is upset. can't even that. >> a south bay man is free after spending 20 years behind bars coffers. lezla gooden explains how new laws and local advocates help secure the release. >> i'm in for summit i'm not going to break. sot took all the negative that when they're

not on 53 year old carlos harris spent 20 years in prison. and on tuesday, he walked out as a free come with a show of moment. the walkout. >> 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 can't even explain to get put into words. you know what your life is. typically thing give back the air, especially entire time he maintained his innocence. >> but was convicted of robbery and attempted murder should have reported that grant. someone was out hurt and with some was out to hurt, you got to help. not not 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 his 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 20 years of just hoping praying, 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. >> a lot of 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 get back to his community. we're going to be a barber. >> we get a barber and of course it i'm gonna work. million will be a mentor for the young people. they just want to talk use former trump

as a core social understand. >> lezla gooden kron. 4 news. and happening today as election day draws closer. the effort to recall oakland's mayor. well, that's ramping up. >> the group oakland united to recall, shannon, tell plans to demonstrate today at jack london square at 11:00am after the event, demonstrators plan to march through neighborhoods of the area to drum up support for their campaign. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, your brain needs is beauty rest. >> what we are learning from a new sleep study. but first, thousands of people across the country will be honoring their loved one's next week as part of the day of the dead festivities. after the break, we have in studio live interv

>> it 43 this morning. a live look outside at the bay bridge. lots of people out there bright and early this saturday and enjoying that lovely view day. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody do that early because the clouds will be rolling on in throughout the afternoon. sutro camera shot not too bad. there's the golden gate bridge saying hi, checking in with us here a little bit headed to sierra in the next few days. things are changing their 2. there's the drop are talking about one. 44 for a high by monday. and it's just october. well, they got little treat member late in the summer, but now changing in earnest with the seasons. let's get to this rain talk here. unsettled is kind of how we're phrasing in for the weekend, although not the same as we see in the winter months because it's still has has

some work to do. and it's relatively dry as a system that is. but it does bring some light rain showers. it's way couple little shots happening. the first one, maybe a spotty drizzle going on patches of today. tonight. then tomorrow morning, another dose and then into sunday night and monday morning potentially as well when that's done offshore wind pop. that's why we need the moisture to ground level. here to give us some insulation. another hit looks to happen by thursday. and that to be in the morning hours. so that will be after the tricks in the treats and the ghosts and goblins toward their looks okay for the kids and heading into next weekend. this particular model not enthused. don't think it's going to happen. other models disagree in a more robust. we get a little closer. the models are probably come together in terms of what's happening. but at least as you can see, there are a couple little shots here happening of rain in october. that's always good news. check out your forecast for today. 70 san francisco lot of 60's hang in the coast. they'll be an uptick of winds. we should mention that as well. and that's going to help moisten up the atmosphere a little bit

here, 70 going on for burlingame foster city. 73 palo alto at 74. meanwhile, in the south bay, upper 70's scratching 80's. so it still not affected yet. temperature wise tri valley. you're looking at about 80 livermore union city. 76 hayward about 75 72 for berkeley and richmond, concord checks in at 79. the lake about 75 or so 79 going on for fairfield. 78 for now pup. and it's to about a 77 for santa rosa in the long range forecast. there's the drop its and 60's for highs. hello as we head into thursday, there's another possibility and also into next weekend as remains cool all week, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. dia de los muertos or the day of the dead is officially around the corner and in the east bay, the festivities kick off this sunday at the oakland museum of california. >> joining us live now to share more about the fun planned is marianne grda. she leads programming at the museum. good morning to you.

thank you so much for having me. yes, of course. and we actually had to hear, i want to say last year to to talk about different programs to get right have you back. >> so tell us a bit about the history of dia de los muertos, the program at the museum why it's so important that you celebrate it. yes, well, this is our 30th anniversary of celebrating the end of merciless at the oakland museum of california in 1994, visionary group of chico. next artists, activists and community members approached the museum asking if we could uplift this living tradition and every fall transform our campus into a sacred space to honor ancestors. and folks we place. for the past 3 decades, we've had the privilege of collaborating with a volunteer committee. 2 bring the celebration to our campus. and we are showing some pictures from previous celebrations. i believe it's so great to see people of all ages really participating and being festive and just enjoying the moment of such an important

tradition here. walk us through the different ways that the museum is celebrating. sure. so we are coming off of 2 weeks of school program performances with noticed that we had. >> around 500 school children each for performances to learn about the nose might those traditions, some of them celebrate that personally at home with their families and others are learning about the traditions of their classmates. and this weekend is our. multigenerational all cultural celebration. so visitors of all ages are welcome to come and join together with folks to connect and reflect on those that they've lost incredible. and are there specific interactive displays or people can anticipate as they head to the museum this weekend. certainly there's a number at them. we the day is filled with a variety of activities, including music, dance and poetry. the day opens with a

beautiful procession led by the volunteer committee and then throughout campus. we have colorful ofrendas are offering altars made by community partners and that sounds like a lonely experience. i'm just putting that picture for us and and sound it. walk us through. also why it's so important that we recognize dia de los muertos here in the bay area and just >> the significance of the holiday as well. sure. so while it's rooted in um, as american tradition that is celebrated by folks in in the bay area and really across across the u.s. as >> you know, we find that this a really amazing opportunity for folks to come together of all different backgrounds because at some point in our lives, we do experience grief or loss and it can be really healing to come together with others who are experiencing similar things to celebrate those who pass time with the museum this weekend, what are some particular displays or

experiences that people should absolutely take the time? just not my and appreciate or check out. >> yes, so there are some things that are unique to this year's celebration some of our volunteer committee members have been with have been with the celebration since 1994 and we have a special screening of. of interviews with past and present members talking about their involvement with the celebration and what it means to them. and then the festival ticket also includes access to all of our calories, including our special exhibition, cali, the art of she connects peoples, which has a really special connection to the really us through that a little bit. yes, so the exhibition is takes its inspiration from the collection of late cleared. she gonna activist and professor marty, the justice on list. it was also one of the members in 1994 who helped establish the they just went bust at the oakland museum of california. so during the celebration, visitors will

have a chance to talk to her friends and family and learn more about markieff like a c a. that's a really neat experience. it sounds like in just almokt a full circle moment. it is yes. when we realized the timing of it, we were so excited. yeah. well, that's now that's that's perfect timing there. and so. >> walk us through again. how long the celebrations running for at the museum and working people get more information. sheriffs or celebration. is this sunday from 11:00am to 04:00pm and you can find the scheduled events on our website news em ca dot org and then we also one of fund that will remain through december. 1st. so if you happen to miss out on this week's celebration, you can come back and and really spend time celebrating the of the most. my clothes didn't add your own dedication to the often okay. fantastic. and they're just remaining minute here. we're left for you to provide perhaps a preview of other events you might have coming up given that is the holiday

season. sure. so yes. one of the amazing thing that is that we are museum garden in gathering place and we feature history and natural connected to california. and there's always something new happening at so coming up in november, we invite folks to celebrate native heritage month with the opening of our new exhibition boren of that their dance. ok, wonderful. while we look forward learning and learning more about that in the in the coming thank you so much to marry and donate grda with the oakland museum of california. great to have you. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> where health this morning, a new study found getting poor sleep can speed up the rate at which the brain ages. researchers examined almost 600 participants over the course of 15 years. they found those who had 2 or 3 unhealthy sleep characteristics had an average grade age. that was about a year and a half older than those with better sleep habits in late middle age. researchers say rushed brain aging can lead to an increased risk of neurodegenerative diseases like dementia. and halloween is next week. google has released its list of the top trending halloween costumes this year. the top 3 picks are bob a shrunken head. a ghost from the recent beetlejuice sequel areas and then there's reagan as well as take a look at her. the break dancer went viral for her performance during the summer olympics. if you can remember so her costume trending as well and a monster from the

popular video game series. puppy play. time is not with a little americans are expected more 11 billion dollars this year on costumes candy and decorations. are you going to be giving out any candy this year? a lot kids. yeah. pride to a kit, kat. and maybe 3 musketeers or much. okay. all we have a good forecast for that, too. by the way, stephen is going to check things out. as i mentioned earlier. >> about rain deal. here's how it plays out over the weekend. taking us to monday. there's a second hit here on thursday after the trick or treaters, ok, that's good there. then there's another one into next weekend. that's going to happen or not. we have disagreements. so will are. >> but these are good things to happen in october with fire season to have a couple hits of rain note the highs here because you are not going to see this tomorrow. big changes are coming in. the temperature department, but we're scratching your about 80 per some of those inland valleys. so if you want a little last hurrah of summer, almost or maybe early fall, we've got it for today. check it out in the

7 day forecast here here we got it 60's throughout the period here. so this is going to be kind of a semi permanent correction. and that's going to take us all the way to the end of the week, noting sunday is kind settled with a good onshore wind. we actually see the moisture levels of the ground moist ending up today because of that onshore flow. expect a pop of winds onshore to happen this afternoon help all the cooling process a little bit. and then all of a pretty good fall forecast year. time to get those coats. so you got it and ehe colts. thanks a lot. dave. >> thanks to all of you for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. we're going to be switching over to our kron on streaming now for the 09:00am hour. so we'll see you there. i'm stephanie lin taken care of yourselves. everybody.

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