from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join us next time, as i go "into the wild." >> this is like the super bowl for us to start at 05:00am. and then we that we go all the way until midnight. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, we're just 9 days away from election day and we're giving you an inside look at santa clara county's vote processing center. and some

parents and students say they're shocked after a teen boy allegedly assaulted an assistant principal calling her by her hair. how the school is responding. plus, crossing bay area bridges could cost you a whole lot more by the end of the decade. we're breaking down the proposed toll hike. >> it said. the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday october. the 27th. let's get right over to dave spahr for a first look at the forecast. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> not much at all. a sprinkle pretty much all we're getting out of all of this, but a lot of cloud cover in mild temps to. >> now we have a couple more bites at the apple, if you will, for this week ahead for seen couple showers. kind of jump in and out of our forecast. that's good news. and we want to keep the humidity levels elevated. that's also good news. we mentioned the month of october

sutro camera there you can see kind of the fog and the clouds and the low level moisture that we have in place. we have that we're just knocking dynamics for getting some rain showers in here. very much so just to look at what it looks like in stormtracker does underscore the fact of how broken up it is to give you a general idea what to expect this afternoon, which means you folks inland are going to see probably a lot of sunshine. the macro view of things there you see those south looks like we're getting some southern moisture mixed in with all of this. and of course, our system coming in from the gulf of alaska. those systems are what drives everything for our weather, particularly as we go into the winter months. and it looks like for the week ahead. there's a couple more chances coming our way now. we have a lot of 60's on the board right now. so very mild. we remember we started the day off with some 40's and even 50's this time of day got 55 and napa, for example, sonoma at 57. but give you the contrast here. look at that. in some cases, a dozen or better degrees ahead of the numbers from yesterday. even places like half moon bay at 13 degrees ahead. so you can really feel the influence that we're getting from that

some of that tropical air being mixed in here for the next few hours. temperatures get out of the 50's and into the 60's. there is that chance of a little isolated sprinkle enough to dirty your car until we clear this all out into monday. morning forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> point your local election headquarters election day is just a little over a week away and at least 29 come counties, counties excuse may have opened their voting locations santa clara county. more than 2 dozen voting locations open on saturday. koch was jack moment reports. >> for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us

for many years. but today it's extra special. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us. we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >> b are open once they have the signature and that they're filed away, brought to a table. >> we're under a very tight supervision. there are flagged out and checked for any blemishes seeing if there's any rips or tears. and the weird and poor things that would like jam are scanners next. michael takes us to where the counting happens. we're not allowed inside for security reasons. we have all the proper procedures in place and security protocol. double and triple checked. it's a familiar sight for elections worker ray lambert he's been coming back for more than 4 different elections. oh, yes, yes, i never miss an election marked with a rainbow vote 10 and counting down the days but i think it's going to be i

think it's very important for people to vote because i it is important for our voices to be not good guy. and since saturday was the first day to vote in person in the county with the ballots showed up, they had a ribbon cutting ceremony. the attempt of what on make voters feel confident about voting and >> you know, if you haven't voted yet, make sure to make a staffed and diligent crew have any issues make sure too call your most trusted source of information, which is your local election officials. so if you do want vote early and in-person, there are 26 locations in total throughout santa clara county to do so, including right here at the elks lodge. number 5 to 2 off alma road in san jose. >> and 4 days before the election on november, first, even more will open up adding to about 100 different locations to vote early and in person. if you want a full list of places to vote, you can go online at vote, dot santa clara county dot gov.

reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> crews say they stopped forward progress on a wildfire in santa cruz county. it forced earlier evacuation orders. the summit fire near highway 17 and summit road burned just over an acre near the santa cruz, santa clara county line highway 17 is expected to reopen sometime around one tomorrow morning. people are asked to avoid the area until then. happening now, an ebony alert has been issued for 18 missing for 4 days. on your screen right now. you see lyric, odin. she is 14 years old. she's described as 5 foot one with brown hair and brown eyes. where was last seen around 10:00pm on tuesday, near montgomery avenue in grove way. and the one with information is asked to please call 9-1-1. and the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal fight east bay congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the d a he says price made false and malicious statements about him

response to his support of the recall lawyers representing swell will say he set a deadline to retract for her to retract her statement or be sued for defamation. that deadline passed yesterday and prices team is calling this lawsuit, quote, bullet political grandstanding. a disturbing story out of the east bay. a teenage boy is accused of attacking an assistant principal and driving her by her hair at a high school homecoming dance. students and parents calling the incident troubling sara stinson reports from san ramon. >> and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this. but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police

say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall. very concerned about the that any student shield of make an assault, staff adams daughter addie, was at the dance. she says she didn't see anything but quickly learned about what happened. and i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious. >> does and why it happens and just like questions and concerns to 10th grader says it's been a huge topic at school this week. there's been a lot of discussion in classrooms with teachers and people have a lot of questions and stuff. says students are not allowed to bring guests from other schools to the dance. so it's unclear why the teen was there. the san ramon

valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms. >> this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information, you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. happening today. barr installs new fare gates at the coliseum station. >> this project takes roughly 2 weeks. part also starts installing new gates at the montgomery and pow stations. the agency says the goal is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. all right, 709, this morning live look outside at the bay bridge where we could see a number of cars out there. the cost could go up

the next 6 years. if officials approve a new proposal, the bay area toll authority is considering a toll increase for all bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge every year until 2030, the toll authority says the increase is needed to pay for construction and maintenance. they are still trying to make up for lost revenue from the pandemic. right now, the price to cross the bridges $7 in january. it goes up to $8 if the proposal is approved. starting in 2026, tolls would go up $0.50 every year until 2030, when it reaches $10 and $0.50 to cross, the authority is set to vote on the proposal next month. today is the second annual kite by the bay festival in san francisco. you can bring your own kite, borrow one from park officials or make or decorate one. it's happening at candlestick park. the event also features a free pumpkin patch face free pumpkin patch, rather face painting a dj and free food. it starts at noon and ends of 4. the bureau of land

management is hosting a bat beauty contest. how about that? giving people a chance to vote on america's flying mammal. take a look. what a cutie it's posting photos online in the land bureau. the bureau of land management with an invitation to vote for your favorites. the photos include a particular bad name, sir flaps, a lot. there's also a harry potter. the idea is to remind people how important bets are for the environment they eat any crop, eating insects and help save nearly 4 billion dollars a year in crop damage and pesticide caso it heads to the bureau of land management's web site for more information on that. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a heartfelt tribute to black sailors at the san francisco bay. >> a look at the history behind the poor chicago disaster. plus, burglars caught on camera driving a car into a new sneaker shop in the east bay with the business owner says this is costing him. and california voters

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>> 7.13, this morning live. look outside. is that golden gate bridge? my goodness. quite overcast. fog. a preview of halloween. perhaps it is a focus out here a fog at the golden gate never heard of such a thing. but >> your point is well taken here. a wish it would come up above and kind of turned to rain here. but >> you are getting a little bit of that. if you come across the golden gate, by the way, make it a little bit of a

shower going on there. good morning. stepping everybody, half moon bay. look at this. we're actually seeing some blue skies added to that really drives home. the inconsistency is that we're going to see all day today, a little bit tomorrow throughout the day throughout your location throughout the day as well. so got to have the shades with your 2. and as far as an umbrella, you know, you may see a couple sprinkles out there, but that's about it. if you see anything more on that, you hit the bonanza. now what's going on? storm tracker, 4 kind of interesting. we're getting some subtropical moisture a little bit mixed in here with this. the drivers, the system, which is way up towards the north, unfortunately, it's not dipping far enough south davis that me to rain or at least the big impact. now we are going to see temperatures fall when it's done now. so when it plays out, you're gonna notice those temperatures dropping. let's go and see inch futurecast for. we're talking about nice opening a patch there for you, folks in inland areas little bit around the peninsula were main cloudy, so half moon bay, probably a lot of cloud cover throughout the day today. temperatures will be dropping and we get into monday. there is a patch here

monday morning opening up temporarily there some showers potentially in the santa cruz mountains of some unfinished business. if you will going forward. finally, it clears out in the afternoon and into tuesday. lots of sunshine. but don't let that fool you. cooler temps throughout really the week ahead, inland temperatures fall into the 60's. it looks like let's get to those winds now with all of this going on onshore winds. we have a lot of humidity at the lower level. so all of that's good. but there is going to be a switch here. but how we start to get to monday and into tuesday, whack offshore winds here. now what that looks to be more active with the winds before. that's which starts to happen. so to remain on shore and breezy, but still looks like some breezy conditions with the pop offshore as we get into the early part of the week. so tuesday, wednesday zone before that other little bout of maybe seeing some showers that'll course have to be watched. so let's look at the moisture levels here. these are back to dew point numbers somewhat typical. we might see with a mild event in the 50's like that. want to keep it that way. and it stays in the 50's. it looks throughout much

of the day. they typically tend to drop. you see some 40's popping up here. that's typical. but but monday morning, 06:00am we have in the 40's? that kind of gives you a hint of some drier air working in here with those offshore winds working. 38, for example, in vacaville. so when you have winds and dew points falling like this, that starts to get more into the danger zone here. our forecast calls for 65 for san francisco. an isolated sprinkle, but we're showing you the santa cruz mountains might be treated to that by tomorrow morning. 68 open clouds on and off. 75 variable clouds for san jose. high temperatures going on for today. we'll still manage some 70's well inland, also up in the north bay. but you see some 60's penetrating in for high temperatures. mind you. so you can see a little change starting to happen. expect much of the week to see 60's going on for highs there. but as i mentioned earlier, we have some more rain coming back in the forecast. timing a thursday. so there's another little shot here and maybe into next weekend as well. we'll see. close what's

happening right on that edge there before comes down to gives us a good, solid rain. ok, alright, we don't really see that just yet. sounds like now is the time, though, to start getting those winter clothes out, perhaps wrapping up for that's good idea. yeah, thanks a lot, dave. >> parade, your local election headquarters. the presidential race is still in a dead heat. and newsnation reporter mills hayes has the latest. >> we want to bring back the american dream of going to do it too. and as we restore our economy, we will also secure our borders over the past 4 years. kamala harris's orchestrated the most egregious betrayal that any leader in american history has ever inflicted people. former president donald trump campaigning in 2 key swing states today, michigan and pennsylvania speaking to college students in key swing voters in happy valley this afternoon. feliciani paying rent groceries. that's all stuff students have to pay for. >> and i it's it's kind of tone from his. up front and that that comes off a little hard sometimes. but

>> for me, i like seeing honesty. i know political politics it's it's gross. it's messy. a lot of times that young man and having someone that just straight up and honest with you. i appreciate and it resonates. >> as then to because outside of her policies, i think as a percent like to see is a likely candidate. trump was nearly 3 hours late to a michigan rally friday after recording a podcast with massively popular joe rogan, a republican. he's always down 30 with young people. >> i'm plus 30. and i want take i think had little impact. young people are rejecting. a lot of this will pull with the young people. rebels are republicans now. thousands of people waited in michigan and pennsylvania to hear from the former president. every problem facing >> can be solved. but now the fate of our nation is truly in your hands. michigan. the fbi is investigating claims that

chinese hackers targeted phones used by former president trump and his running mate. senator jd vance. sources say the hackers targeted top democrats and harris campaign officials too. >> and with little over a week to go, supporters of prop for continue to push a proposed climate bond, if approved, it would allow the state to borrow 10 billion dollars in general obligation, bonds, tough and climate-related projects and programs tackling wildfire prevention and coastal erosion, clean energy funds, activists believe without the money, climate challenges like mega droughts, floods and fires will only get worse. >> we do not have to live this way in california anymore. we do not have to experience the consequences. climate-related disasters without doing something more aggressive about it. >> on the other hand, opponents argue the proposition does not do enough for flood control and approving bonds will put the state into further debt. they say. what almost time for

diwali, the hindu festival of lights. it's often celebrated with candles and fireworks. health and fire officials are asking people to please take safety precautions. doctors at valley medical center in san jose say many of the injuries they see during these events are the result of close catching on fire. >> the severity of burns that we have seen on the surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sorry caught fire from candles. >> the santa clara county fire department reminds the public that wildfire risk statewide remains high. and bart is getting 25 million dollars to make major upgrades to its north berkeley station. the transit agency wants to create a transit plaza with enhanced walking and biking paths. they also plan to build over 700 homes. half of them being affordable housing. >> these funds are critical to the overall success of the north berkeley bart station and the housing development.

funding from the transit in inner city rail capital program will make accessing the future development in part service, a safer and more pleasant experience. whether you walk bike to transit or drive. >> another key project component includes parking for riders. estimates the 739 new homes would generate roughly 750 new trips per day by 2031. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the heat is on for tonight. with the warriors taking on the la clippers. >> what you need to know about the home opener. plus, a food truck is ready to serve students in the east bay. coming up next, we'll show you the one of a kind kitchen and how it will be used.

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area leaders are paying tribute to a group of african american sailors, unjust, who were unjustly injustice, rather following the 1944, explosion of port chicago. >> families of the survivors helped unveil several plaques on treasure island. the names of the so-called port chicago, 50 are listed on the memorial at panorama park overlooking the san francisco bay. these were shown to the family members for the first time earlier this week. >> we i was here to feel what we feel in this moment. it's a monumental moment and i'm glad that we're here and we are proud of him and his 49 of the military. but this and one thing did on that fateful day. >> the disaster killed more than 200 people at an east bay naval base. the majority of casualties were african

american sailors after the explosion. why officers were given so-called hardship leaves while block survivors were ordered to clean up 50 block. sailors refuse to return to work. they were convicted of mutiny. city leaders hope this tribute will bring attention to the tragedy and ensure the sailors, ice is not sacr forgotten. the niners have a big rivalry game today. they play the dallas cowboys at levi stadium for fans with tickets. the parking lots open just before 02:00pm stadium. gates open at 3.20, the last time the cowboys play the niners they lost 47, 2, 1, to 9 kickoff is at 5.20. food truck is ready to serve students in san leandro. the stanley under unified school district. but this custom designed $73,000 trailer with covid-19 recovery funds from the state. the mobile kitchen makes at least 2 stops at each of the district. 16 school sites throughout the year, serving 8,000 students. the

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>> everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about it, how much we can scratch of. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news burglars smashed into an east bay sneaker store just months after it opened its

doors. we spoke with the business owner who saw what happened on camera. plus, the warriors are set to host their home opener against the la clippers today. we have what fans need to know and much needed help is coming to san francisco's chinatown to bridge the digital divide. those stories coming up in just a couple of minutes. but first, let's get a check of the forecast with dave spahr heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody to see back there. we got a lot of fog to start the day off to an actually some mild air, even though we're talking about some cooler temperatures coming our way. >> really, for the balance of the whole week, once that colder sector kind of takes over for much of the week. and we have another little look of maybe some showers by the middle portion of the week. we get there first things first sfo we do are seeing an hour delay here. even though it looks like things are starting to open up a little bit when i was seeing this about a half-hour ago, reading 45 minutes, it was pretty socked in there. so it's looking a little better back to the fog cast. you can see this is some of the cloud cover to basically. but look how inland

it looks a lot better. so you got kind of variable clouds on balance today with a concentration santa cruz mountains and the coast for much of the day today. but everybody's going to see a little sun with some clouds. today is what the name of the game is. a lot of 60's on the board to start the day, which means we're not going to move a whole lot temperature wise today, even with the sun poll popping out a little bit. got those 50's.emeanwhile, up in the north bay and a look ahead of the game plan here today. again, variable clouds and isolated showers still in the cards tomorrow, variable clouds remain breezy on shore. but then that's which is more offshore by about tuesday. cool in the 60's inland with those 60's temperatures and then showers again by thursday highs today. we're looking at a lot of 70's on the board will take a closer inspection of this coming up. and plus, looking at that longer range forecast for you, stephanie. >> developing this morning, san jose police are searching for for murder suspects after a deadly assault in the downtown area. investigators say this happened just after 02:00am saturday near the intersection of south 3rd street and east fernando

street. and this is video from that scene. officers say they were called to the area for an assault involving for men and one male victim. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. we are working this story and we'll keep you updated on the search for those 4 murder suspects on air and on our website. kron 4 dot com. another big story for us this morning. burglars in the east bay caught on camera breaking into a new sneaker store in fremont proffers less lindsey for talk to the owner about the setback. >> you can see behind me plywood now replacing the entrance of high limit sneaker and apparel just before 5 friday morning burglars slammed vehicle into the storefront surveillance footage shows the thieves rushing through debris and stealing merchandise. cohen escudero philip mays and kelvin compost owners of high limit sneaker and apparel. ali damages to the storefront,

including merchandise. >> is between 15 to 20,000 or more. 3 guys ended up coming inside. it started. >> taking shoes, taken money taken in the toy from us. they made. >> a mess and like holes in the walls, best of our floor messed up our doors and everything. >> skid marks from the vehicle that was rammed into the store, remain along with empty shelves once filled with designer sneakers and clothing, such as yeezys, nike and supreme. everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about it, how much we can scratch a pin. what we can do to fix up this place and better this place because, you know, were gonna miss it. >> we're gonna miss essentially. >> the 3 young men had the grand opening for their store 2 and a half months ago. they never expected something like this to happen in the community. they love to cause a lot of money. a lot of time, blood, sweat and tears. how they into the shop and it was a working it was a dream come true for us since a young in

we sta dream about this as kids 13 year-olds being sneakerheads that our parents couldn't afford. to give us it so we would have to go out and get it. and we built this starting up through instagram all the way up to facebook marketplace. they are now focused on rebuilding and healing. definitely. what's keeping hope with this is the community and the people that we have around us, our family, our friends, the community that we build is like so loyal to us and they're so strong that. >> we see all those impactful messages that we get. we see all the support that we're getting from is just another obstacle to handle another on the road that we cannot achieve in overcome because i have such a strong team as well. and, you know, we're gonna get through it. >> we've spoken to fremont police and they tell me that there are no updates at the moment. the owners of high limit sneaker and apparel have a go fund me page at the public chooses to help donate in. fremont. lindsey ford kron. 4 news.

>> a man is dead after a standoff with police in fairfield officers responded friday night to reports of a man threatening to burn down a home on elmhurst circle. officers say they saw a man run inside the property, holding a shotgun. he is believed to have shot and injured relatives inside before officers arrived. police say the man then pointed the gun at officers from a second-floor window. that's when an officer fatally shot him. the injured relatives were hospitalized. a person is dead after a crash shut down lanes of 5.80. the chp says a semi truck and a toyota camry collided in oakland saturday afternoon. it happened on eastbound 5.18, of the 9, a t intersection. the driver of the toyota died. in the north. bay. crews are cleaning up a gas bill and wildlife area of the napa. sonoma marsh. it happened saturday afternoon on highway 37 near walnut avenue west of allay. >> this chp says this tanker truck flipped and started leaking gas after a two-vehicle crash. >> minor injuries were reported. the road was shut down while crews try to clean

up the area. happening right now, the berkeley police department is searching for this missing elderly man. this is we're in james chong. you can see him on your screen and he is described as an asian man with gray hair, 5 foot 8 weighing 173 pounds. tom is unable to speak but uses part to travel locally. he was last seen near russell street and harper street in berkeley at 10:00am saturday. if you know where this man is, please get in touch with police or call 9-1-1. >> happening today, it's game time. the warriors are set to host their home opener against the la clippers. help was will tran reports from chase center. >> 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 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 sees 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 always curious what kind of t-shirts are on the seats. this t-shirt go. warriors back to you. >> new this morning, the state is warning a 130 million dollar state grant to upgrade san francisco muni. the

control system has relied on floppy disks for the past 30 years. mayor london breed says the money means improved service with fewer delays. great start 2025 and everything is expected to be done by early 2030. and francisco chinatown is finally getting connected to high-speed internet. the community is getting a significant portion of the city's 10 million dollar grant meant to stop digital redlining. that's where low-income neighborhoods or communities of color experience limited access to digital services, a chinese for affirmative action spokesperson says internet providers often offer slower plans in poorer neighborhoods for the same price as fast or plans and wealthier neighborhoods. supporters say this grant is vital to advance economic and racial justice. the bayview and tenderloin neighborhoods are also set to benefit. san francisco chinatown is we looks like we already went through the storms. let's go ahead and move on to the next one. happening today, the oakland museum of california is holding its 30th annual day of the dead celebration. it

includes a procession, traditional and contemporary alters and live performances. and here's part of my in studio interview with a spokesperson representing the organization. you know, we find that this is at 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 the celebration starts at 11:00am. the day of the dead officially starts. >> on halloween and ends november. 2nd. >> winter moon was. >> through the wind took over for thrive city in san francisco last night. a costume contests line making trick-or-treat stations and a screening of despicable me for

happened there. community members said that they really enjoy participating in this event. >> now that we celebrate, people be in south and therein are free led plays like to pay fee that we love it. >> our own justine waltman. as you can see, there was the judge for the costume contests. it looks like she and her whole family had a lot of fun out there. and you're looking at this year's winner of the contest. man's best friend dressed up as little pause, very creative. there. i'm a fan for sure. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the perfect way to get into the halloween spirit. this spooky season. >> the museum, the museum on the north in the north bay that you probably would love stop that this holiday season. and a bart station in oakland now has a new name, the crucial role nearby development will fill in the community. >> winds are still waiting for that. come on by. we got lots of cloud cover, but sunshine

for you, folks inland, particularly as we get to the afternoon cooling down, though, getting into next week. take a look at long-range forecast. we come back. but for more news.

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today. 58 or so with some morning showers and all that generally speaking, partly cloudy as we get to monday into tuesday and much cooler. if you notice those temperatures as well. all right. future cast for back to this. now. this is the the kind of local view regional view. and there you see a couple splotches kind of appear. this is through the midafternoon a little bit. there along the coast or not completely done with this. but nice opening up, as you can see, inland happening for some sunshine. nice opening up overnight and into your monday morning. and it looks like maybe some showers potentially along the peninsula and along the coast there. what nice little juicy sell up there and it misses us. okay. and it clears out earnest as you can see by tuesday. by this point, we're starting to see moisture levels drop offshore. winds will become very apparent. the next map here very apparent with offshore winds and the surge of cooler temperatures. here's the big, big, big view of all of this. right now. we're kind of sandwiched inbetween the colder stuff that's up to the north. that's going to win and the southern

stuff that's giving some of kind of subtropical moisture and influence that kept temperatures nice and mild overnight. that's why we've been having all the 60's this morning because that milder air from the south. so playing this out, this is what's left over from this first system. and it also looks more impressive here than what we're getting. but again, enough to dirty up your car. then by monday. notice this nice big happening here. this is not the surface. this 500 millibars but still the nice little dig happening. and that's the touchstone hallmarks for the northern hemisphere. at least to see that surge of cold air coming down and more importantly, drier air. and that's going drive some offshore winds. so when we get to monday afternoon through maybe about wednesday or so. that's we want to watch out for maybe potentially some offshore winds. they're going to drive some drier air here then sunday. think of the national weather service statements with this. it just potentially something may start popping a little bit later on something look out for. alright. middle the week is the next thing. we're kind of waiting for something to happen. looks like there's some hope timing on this. maybe thursday morning. it looks like maybe wednesday, thursday morning, that type of zone. then we're

talking about the weekend potentially. ok, well, least we can look ahead. maybe things will improve a bit. that's still kind of way out, but the models kind of realigned. all right. let's check things out. what's going on in your neighborhood for today. 65 for a high. so even though we're mild to start, we'll warm up as much as yesterday to the coast. we're looking at lower 60's. don't forget, you have those onshore. winds are still be working today. now, then 65 burlingame. looks like for a foster city. 68 palo alto at 70 south bay's checking in at 74 morgan hill, san jose. 75 east bay shoreline is looking at 70 ish or so tri valley. much the same. typical when you have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere don't have this friday here. 72 waller creek little cooler for berkeley. 67 richmond, 69 holding on to maybe about a 70 balais 74 fairfield. 71 napa and santa rosa at 67. here's a longer forecast noting wind and rain shots ok, tuesday, the wind may be offshore thursday. we

have a chance of some showers going on. that looks pretty good by the way. and then into next next weekend, maybe seeing some showers develop. we'll see little closer on that. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. walker your local election headquarters. former first lady michelle obama joined vice president harris for a michigan rally on saturday news nation's kellie meyer has that story. >> in a race to the finish, vice president kamala harris bringing out her closer in michigan. hello, kalamazoo. alluded with the first time former first lady michelle obama joined vice president harris on the campaign trail working to fire up voters. >> we have got to do. >> and making several jabs at former president donald trump. kamala harris is a grown-up.

the race in michigan neck-and-neck between harrison trump moving missus, obama to get out on stage with the vp today. why earth is this race even close? are we ready for this moment? >> a just the latest star to stump for harris. last night in texas, houston native beyonce took the stage. she didn't perform but pitch a new facing us on the dignity and opportunity. are you all ready to add voice to the so let's do this. ladies and gentlemen, beyonce joining the growing list of celebrities endorsing harris in the final days of the race joining eminem, james taylor and leonardo dicaprio. >> the harris campaign banking on the big names to bring out the big crowds. >> out to the polls.

>> we've got just 10 days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. as you all know, vot ng has already started. everybody here knows this is going to be a tight race to the very end. so we have a lot of work to do. but we like hard work. is more? and make no mistake, we will win. >> it is my to make a motion to rename lake merritt station to oakland, chinatown stations. >> bart's board of directors approved the name change for oakland's lake merritt station last week. it comes after city officials broke ground on affordable housing at the station's former parking lot. the station is now named. the

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american history month. and to mark the moment, a new cultural center opened in daly city. >> 2, >> i've been cutting happened last week at the cap walk cultural center. lots of happy people there. the center features mental health resources for adults, including trauma and intervention support organizers say the center will prepare young adults for the workforce and mentor upcoming entrepreneurs. happening today. bay area residents get to see the great pumpkin check this out. >> the charles and shulz museum in santa rosa host a free day for peanuts. fans. as for the pumpkin, this guy weighs more than 2000 pounds. the event starts at 10 and ends at 5 snoopy. and election day is just a little over a week away. and at least 29 counties have opened their voting locations. >> we're taking you to the south bay where volunteers are

working hard to count those ballots. i think it's really horrible what happened. absolutely shocking. parents and students say they're shocked after a teen boy allegedly hold an assistant principal by her hair. now the school is responding. and increasing diversity in stem. coming up next at 8, we have a live interview with san francisco's exploratorium about the opportunities available. those stories coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news.

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morning news. we're just 9 days away from election day and we're giving you an inside look at santa clara county's vote processing center. >> and some parents and students say they're shocked after a teenager allegedly assaulted an assistant principal pulling her by her hair. now the school is responding. plus, across the bay area, bridges could soon cost you a whole lot more, especially by the end of the decade. we're breaking down the proposed toll hike. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday october. the 27th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr day for a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> promise florida. >> while cover with mild temps for now and a couple little widely scattered little isolated showers going on. and then a couple you done with us yet. they're actually linger a

little bit into monday, kind off and on variety and very why spread out, along with the cloud cover to see you'll see some sunshine in some areas, too. here's our sutro cam to kind of show you the different types and layers of the moisture we have obviously the low-level moisture, the fog and all of that. then you get a little higher up. you got some stratus, which is pretty broken up right now. you can see some clearing skies above there. that's again, going to be part of our future. just watched on stormtracker. you really can't see any rain going on here. but that may develop later today. but still, you can see inland looking pretty good. so what's the bigger view of things were kind of in the middle between 2 systems. this is october, the change of the seasons, but we're getting some subtropical moisture trying to sneak up your little bit from the south. meanwhile, when the battle was the cooler air towards the north, the path we has been made so week long. we'll be watching for success of systems dropping south. we've got mostly 60's on the board here. so it's again, a mild start along with a lot of cloud cover that kept the temperatures supported overnight. some 50's. meanwhile, up in the north bay, here's the big comparison map for you here. this is

below interesting enough, but we are some half-a-dozen degrees or better. actually, almost a dozen ahead of where our numbers were from yesterday. hour by hour, we'll take you through the 60's. 63, 10 o'clock and 66 by 11. expect a lot of 60's for highs even for you, folks. well inland for the week ahead, we talk about your rain chances and so forth as we see a couple spots in the week ahead. coming up, 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. cooperation a local election headquarters and election day is just a little over a week away and at least 29 counties have voted for have opened their voting locations in santa clara county. more than 2 dozen voting locations open on saturday. however, is jack moment reports. >> for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has

been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us for many years. but today it's extra special. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us. we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >> ballots are open once they have the signature and that they're filed away, brought to a table. >> we're under very tight supervision. there are flattened out and checked for any blemishes seeing if there's any rips or tears, anywhere, dank or things that would like jam are scanners next. michael takes us to where the counting happens. we're not allowed inside for security reasons. we have all the proper procedures in place and security protocol. double and triple checked. it's a familiar sight for elections worker ray lambert he's been coming back for more than 4

different elections. oh, yes, yes, i never miss an election marked with a rainbow vote 10 and counting down the days but i think it's going to be i think it's very important for people to vote because >> i it is important for our voices to be not a good guy. and since saturday was the first day to vote in person in the county with the ballots showed up, they had a ribbon cutting ceremony. the attempt of what on make voters feel confident about voting and >> you know, if you haven't voted yet, make sure to make a staffed and diligent crew have any issues make sure too call your most trusted source of information, which is your local election officials. so if you do want vote early and in-person, there are 26 locations in total throughout santa clara county to do so, including right here at the elks lodge. number 5 to 2 off alma road in san jose. >> and 4 days before the election on november, first, even more will open up adding

to about 100 different locations to vote early and in person. if you want a full list of places to vote, you can go online at vote. dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose. jackie woman kron 4 news. >> crews say they stopped forward progress on a wildfire in santa cruz county. this forced earlier evacuation orders. the summit fire near highway 17 in summit road burned just over an acre near the santa cruz, santa clara county line high was 17 is expected to reopen sometime around one tomorrow morning. people are asked to avoid the area until then. happening now, a deputy alert has been issued for this teen missing for 4 days on your screen right now. you see lyric autin. she is 14 years old described as 5 foot one with brown hair and brown eyes where was last seen around 10:00pm on tuesday near montgomery avenue in grove way. anyone with information is asked to please call 9-1-1. and the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could

turn into a legal battle east bay. congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the d a he says price made false and malicious statements about him in response to his support of the recall. well, lawyers representing saw will see he set a deadline for price to retract her statement or be sued for defamation. that deadline passed yesterday and prices team is calling the lawsuit, quote, political grandstanding. a disturbing story out of the east bay. a teenager is accused of attacking an assistant principal and pulling her by her hair at a high school homecoming dance. students and parents calling this incident troubling for sara stinson reports from san ramon. >> and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here, right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well,

that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall very concerned about the that any student philip shields make an assault, staff adams daughter, addie, was at the dance. she says she didn't see anything but quickly learned about what happened. and i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious. >> has of what happens just lot questions and concerns. the 10th grader says it's been a huge topic at school this week. there's been a lot of discussion in classrooms with

teachers and people have a lot of questions and stuff. says students are not allowed to bring guests from other schools to the dance. so it's unclear why the teen was there. the san ramon valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms. >> this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information, you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. happening today. barr installs new fare gates at the coliseum station. the project will take roughly 2 weeks are also start installing new gates at the montgomery and powell stations. the agency says the goal is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. all right, 808, this

morning live look at the bay bridge. not too many cars out there driving under those gray skies. >> the cost to cross could go up for the next 6 years to drive across the bridge. if officials approved a new proposal, the bay area toll authority is considering a toll increase for all bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge every year until 2030, the toll authority says the increase is needed to pay for construction and maintenance. they are still trying to make up for lost revenue from the pandemic. right now, the price to cross the bridges $7 in january. it goes up to $8. and if the proposal is approved, starting in 2026, tolls would go up $0.50 every year until 2030 when it reaches $10 and $0.50 to cross. the authority is set to vote on the proposal next month. today is the second annual kite by the bay festival in san francisco is not pretty. you can kite borrow one from park officials or make or decorate one.

there. it's happening at candlestick park. the event also features a free pumpkin patch face painting a dj and free food. starts at noon and ends at 4. what a fun way to spend the weekend with the bureau of land management is hosting a bat beauty contest. you heard that right? giving people a chance to vote on america's cutest flying mammal. yeah. look at that face. that's cute. right? it's posting on photos online. the bureau of land management with an invitation to vote for your favorite bat. the photos include sir flaps a lot and harry potter, i'm told the idea is to remind people how important that's our for the environment because they are. they eat many crop, eating insects and save nearly 4 billion dollars a year in crop damage and pesticide caso go online and vote for your favorite one. the most beautiful bet of all. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a heartfelt tribute to flex sailors at the san francisco bay. >> a look at the history

behind the port chicago disaster. plus, burglars caught on camera driving a car into a new sneaker shop in the east bay with the business owner says this is costing him. and increasing diversity in stem. after the break. we speak with an official from san francisco's exploratorium about the opportunities available. those stories coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. >> today we got a lot of those variable clouds. temperatures have been on the cooler side compared to yesterday and you still can't rule out a couple little spotty showers in the game plan as well. back in a bit. profit warning its contents.

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>> a 13 this morning. and while just take a look at this glorious shot of the bay bridge along the embarcadero in san francisco. just beautiful scenery there. we can see the sun rising birds going up. birds. yeah. just a beautiful start to the morning. david. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad day on balance. so don't let some of the gray skies we're showing you here. and there for you because you will see him open up nicely, particularly well inland. we're seeing another vantage point here. there you have the bay bridge flag flapping a little bit. we're gonna see some winds now a little bit later on. not so much right, this second, but we will later today. it's the offshore wind flip. kind of watching maybe like tuesday

and and maybe into wednesday as well. stormtracker 4 we got going on is some of that warmer air is bubbling up from the south incorporate in this temporarily before the cooler air winds out, particularly into the balance of the week. futurecast, what we have opening up the skies a little bit this afternoon. however, at the coast different story. so probably going to see a lot less sun to the coast. then you'll see inland that somewhat typical. again, milder, cool on those temperatures. now into monday. still can't rule out this kind of almost nuisance type of light rain showers here and there are thrown out again enough to kind of dirty up the car and that nice juicy sell their goes way. and then we clear out by monday this is going to be drier air moving in here with a little bit of a pop of offshore wind. so they're the onshore winds. so kind of breezy today to the carquinez strait coming the right direction from the west. then there's a flip that develops as we get into monday night into tuesday, particularly there you see him and at a pretty good clip with all of that as well. and that takes us until the next event

by the middle of the week. let's check out the moisture levels. we got him well in the 50's even lower 60's at that throughout the day today. not a major drop tomorrow morning in the 40's. it shouldn't be dropping overnight, but that it is because the wind pattern is changing now. and through tuesday, the day proper, you can see it continues to fall to the 40's, even for example, in the 30's up and back of that, we start to get much lower than this. that is a little problematic. so even though this kind of a nothing burger, what we're getting, it's enough to moisten up the atmosphere. that's a good thing. 65 a couple sprinkles that the in the west as we talked about santa cruz mountains a bit course they could use that there, too. 68 for oakland, 75 san jose on the big board. here's what we got going on here. plenty of 70's littering much of the tri valley, maybe up to about 70 or so hayward. 75 vacaville, but you see the cooling trend. it's starting to build to get to the west and there's going to be more of those 60's fanning out throughout much of the rest of the bay take a closer look at the longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks a lot.

>> we've just wrapped hispanic heritage month, but the work continues. you're around as san francisco's exploratorium to reach and inspire diverse audience is in the bay area and beyond. joining us live now to share more is veronica garcia and luis director of diversity, equity and inclusion at the exploratorium. good morning to you. >> good morning, stephanie. how are you today? i'm doing great. thank you so much for being here with us. bright and early. of course, we know that you have mowe thun 20 years of experience researching developing programs that work to increase access to stem learning opportunities. tell us a bit about what inspired you to do the work that you're doing today. yes, yes. >> well, it's interesting that kind of started a little bit with my own origins story. i am of of mexican american heritage in background. i'm the first person in my family to have gone to college. and i just realized a lot of things. well, i was in college, especially around thinking

about. representation and inclusivity. especially in stem. and that has really taken it's it's one of life kind of commitment that you make, even though you don't realize it at the time and the exploratorium has equally on that journey in terms of really thinking about what does it look like to to kind of spark that curiosity in science, technology, engineering and math. and i would add also the in that as well. so us through. >> the kind of exhibits and displays at the exploratorium that you worked to incorporate that specifically work to engage minority hispanic groups. >> yes, yes. thank you. so over time we have created lots of different exhibits and programs as well. >> a lot of a lot of one of

the what you will notice and see, especially we invite everyone to come. >> especially if you have an intended is that you would find very interesting hands-on exhibits that that really show lots of compelling phenomena, content areas around stem. and but it's done in a very interesting way. a way that basically draws everyone in as long as you are curious and you can ask questions, you know, you're able to really access the experience. and really, that is what we're trying to show concrete base learning is very exciting. and and and it's really one ofrthe major levers in terms of thinking about different stem careers and pathways. and so we hope to be that spark through our exhibits through our programs in currently right now. we have a festival

of exhibit happening. and so we have, but it's through november. 1st, it is a partnership with the mayor gold project, which is a community-based arts organization in san francisco. and one of the things that we're trying to always make connections around is also the the relevance here. the cultural aspects of stem in order to really also because stem part of culture. and that is one of the things that we're really trying to make some direct connections for folks. so then they could see themselves in this experience also would wait. we hope to always be responsive in relevant. yeah, in on programming. >> yes, an in your words. why is fair representation in the stem fields so important? we know that there are certain groups that are still underrepresented in these fields. and you think we're ever going to get there. >> i am an optimist. and so i do believe that we will eventually get there, but it's going to really take the

efforts of of many you know, systems right? so so the exploratorium given that were informal learning environment. you know, that is a place that we know from from the different information that's out there. in terms of that, you know, place, informal learning places in addition to school, right are very important to spark. thank city and the reason why it's so important is that we need a diversity of. experiences. you know, ideas because we know that this is what is going to really help us solve the very challenging, you know, dilemmas that are ahead of us. you know, global warming, you you know, technologies, different technology, emerging technologies. we're going to need to have all of those voices and ideas be part of creating those solutions. so

that means that we need to start early, meaning like in you know, when when students and youth are in school in order to sport that curiosity and also to provide those opportunities also to be able to learn about? well, what what what does a stem career look like an engineering or what does it look like? you know, to technology, for example, yesner about flask. 30 seconds here. what would you say? >> are some existing challenges that exist for certain groups that are preventing them from entering stem and what needs to change there. >> i think some of the barriers are. accessibility. >> to 2 different programs. 2 different experiences. there's you know, thinking about how to how to be more relay double. also in terms of how stem were these careers or are showing communicated. and

that's another reason why informal learning environments like museums like the exploratorium are so exciting because they could be gateways for more participation for for exposure for accessibility and also for future opportunities as well to be thinking about about about what a stem pathway might look like because stem is for everyone. it is not an you know, endeavor. it is for everyone. so we hope to explore time is a place for for all folks who want to come and start to kind of explore that for themselves. >> veronica garcia, luis director of diversity, equity and inclusion at the exploratorium in san francisco. thank you so much for your trailblazing work. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you so much. we'll be right back. bay area

leaders are paying tribute to a group of african american sailors who faced injustice following the 1944, explosion of port chicago families of the survivors helped unveil several plaques on treasure island. the names of the so-called port chicago, 50 are listed on the memorial at panorama park overlooking the san francisco bay. they were shown to the family members for the first time earlier this week. >> we i was here to feel what we feel in this moment. it's a monumental moment and i'm glad that we're here and we are proud of him and his 49 of the military. but this and one thing did on that fateful day. >> the disaster killed more

than 200 people at an east bay naval base. the majority of casualties were african american sailors after the explosion. why officers were given hardship leaves while black survivors were ordered to clean up 50 bucks. sailors refuse to return to work. they were convicted of newton 8 city leaders hope this tribute will help bring attention to the tragedy and ensure the sailors, bravery and sacrifice is not forgotten. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the heat is on for tonight. >> with the warriors taking on the la clippers. what you need to know about the home opener. and some of your favorite scary characters took over the streets of san francisco in chase center still ahead on the kron 4 weekend morning

>> everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about it, how much we can scratch of. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news burglars smashed into an east bay sneaker store just months after it opened its stores. we spoke with the business owner who saw what happened on camera. plus, the warriors are set to host their home opener against the la clippers today. we have what fans need to know much needed help is coming to san francisco's chinatown to bridge the digital divide. those stories coming up in just a couple of minutes. but first, let's get a check of the forecast with dave sphar a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. there you see some of that fog, low level moisture still. >> we're going to have breaks in those clouds a little bit throughout the day today and then returning and filling in and maybe a little passing sprinkle if you get lucky, looks at. that's gonna be focused. however, more towards the west. but still a lot of

fog going on in enough that sfo still looking about an hour delay, even though you can see some blue skies appearing on through there from our vantage point at the fog cast, as you will notice that clears out. this is mostly cloud cover that's left over for the afternoon. you can see nice patches of opening up of sky, although stubborn areas, the santa cruz mountains, for example, remain we're kind of in the middle between of the of the moisture coming in from the south of mild air and the cooler air up towards the north. there isn't a lot of moisture to play with, even though this is some subtropical moisture making its way up here probably should say also it's probably fortunate in some ways because that might cause more instability if we had more mostly 50's for right now. and that is a little more mild than we had from yesterday. looking ahead, an isolated showers still in the cards, variable clouds tomorrow and breezy. we're going to be seeing a wind shift develop, however, late tomorrow through tuesday and a little bit into wednesday that will bring in some drier air. and that's always a bit of a problem in october. but cooler temps expected trick in the morning

hours. so quote, cool remains for this week ahead and 60's inland with some showers thursday. looks like might be developing for us. here's a quick look at your highs. and we still have 70's hanging on little bit more on your forecast coming up in a plus. that longer-range to stephanie. >> developing this morning, san jose police are searching for for murder suspects after a deadly assault in the downtown area. investigators say this happened just after 02:00am saturday near the intersection of south 3rd street and east fernando street. this is video from the scene. officers say they were called there for an assault involving for men and one male victim. the victim was pronounced dead. there. we'll keep you updated on the search for the 4 murder suspects on air on kron 4 dot com. so stay with us on that. a big story for us this morning as well. burglars in the east bay caught on camera breaking into a new sneaker store in fremont kron four's. lindsey ford spoke to the owner about this setback. >> you can see behind me plywood now replacing the entrance of high limit sneaker

and apparel just before 5 friday morning burglars slammed a vehicle into the storefront surveillance footage shows the thieves rushing through debris and stealing merchandise. cohen escudero philip mays and kelvin compost owners of high limit sneaker and apparel. ali damages to the storefront, including merchandise. >> is between 15 to 20,000 or more. 3 guys ended up coming inside. it started. >> taking shoes, taken money taken in the toy from us. they made. >> a mess and like holes in the walls, best of our floor messed up our doors and everything. >> skid marks from the vehicle that was rammed into the store, remain along with empty shelves once filled with designer sneakers and clothing, such as yeezys, nike and supreme. everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about and see how much we can scratch a pin. what we can do to fix up this

place and better this place because, you know, were gonna miss it. >> we're gonna miss essentially. >> the 3 young men had the grand opening for their store 2 and a half months ago. they never expected something like this to happen in the community. they love to cause a lot of money. a lot of time, blood, sweat and tears. how they into the shop and it was a working it was a dream come true for us since a young in we sta dream about this as kids 13 year-olds being sneakerheads that our parents couldn't afford. to give us it so we would have to go out and get it. and we built this starting up through instagram all the way up to facebook marketplace. they are now focused on rebuilding and healing. definitely. what's keeping hope with this is the community and the people that we have around us, our family, our friends, the community that we build is like so loyal to us and they're so strong that. >> we see all those impactful messages that we get. we see all the support that we're getting from is just another

obstacle to handle on on the road that we cannot achieve in overcome because i have such a strong team as well. and, you know, we're gonna get through it. >> we've spoken to fremont police and they tell me that there are no updates at the moment. the owners of high limit sneaker and apparel have a go fund me page at the public chooses to help donate in. fremont. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a man is dead after a standoff with police in fairfield. officers responded fri ay night to reports of a man threatening to burn down a home elmhurst circle. they say they saw a man run inside holding a shotgun. he is believed to have shot and injured relatives inside before officers arrived. police say the man pointed the gun at officers from a second-floor window. that's what an officer fatally shot him. the injured relatives were hospitalized. a person is dead after a crash shut down lanes of 5.80. the chp says a semi truck and a toyota camry collided in oakland saturday afternoon. it happened eastbound 5.80, near the 9 a t

intersection. the driver of the toyota died. in the north. bay. crews are cleaning up a gas bill in the wildlife area of the napa. sonoma marsh. it happened saturday afternoon on highway 37 near walnut avenue west of allay. the chp says a tanker truck flipped and started leaking gas after a two-vehicle crash. minor injuries were reported. the crew was shut. the road was shut down while crews worked to clean up the area. happening now, the berkeley police department is searching for this missing elderly man, warren james chong. you can see him on your screen right there. he is described as an asian man with gray hair, 5 foot 8 weighing 173 pounds. chong was unable to speak but uses bar to travel locally. he was last seen near russell street and harper street in berkeley at 10:00am on saturday. if you know where this man is, please get in touch with police or call 9-1-1. happening today. it's game time. the warriors are set to host their home opener against the la clippers was

will tran reports from chase center. 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 seats. this t-shirt go. warriors back to you. >> and new this morning, the state is awarding a 130 million dollar state grant to upgrade san francisco muni. the control system has relied on floppy disks for the past 30 years. mayor london breed says the money means improve service with fewer delays. upgrade. start 2025. it's expected to be done by early 2030. and francisco's chinatown is getting connected to high-speed internet. the community is getting a significant portion of the city's 10 million dollar grant meant to stop digital redlining. that's where low-income neighborhoods or communities of color get experience or rather experience limited access to digital services, a chinese for affirmative action spokesperson says internet providers offer slower plans

in poorer neighborhoods for the same price as fast or plans and wealthier neighborhoods. supporters say the grant is vital to advance economic and racial justice. the bayview and tenderloin neighborhoods are also set to benefit. happening today. the open museum of california holds its 30th annual day of the dates. dead celebration. the event includes a procession, cultural displays and live performances. i spoke with the museum's head of programming live here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. 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 the celebration starts at 11:00am. the day of the dead or dia de los msertos is traditionally celebrated in november. >> winter moon was.

>> yeah, a thrill wean took over thrive city and san francisco last night and there was a costume contests line making trick-or-treat stations and a screening of despicable me. spoke with community members there. >> we need celebrate people being then. then they're in or free there's no place like the bay area see that. we love it. >> our justine waldman, as you can see, there was the judge for the costume contest and take a look. you're looking at this year's winner there they are man's best friend dressed up pause. they just need wonka there to really complete the look, maybe maybe is though dressed up in man holding the leash. we'll have to see. what a fun costume idea. that's very creative. all right. let's still ahead on the phone for morning news. the perfect way to get into the halloween spirit. this spooky season. >> we take you inside a museum in the north bay where you can

get a peek at the great pumpkin. plus fall may have just gotten here. but are you already in need of a tropical getaway? after the break, our travel enthusiast and record breaks down. what could be your next travel abroad? white has forgotten his little blanket with. >> worse. the security 60's going on for the next few hours. you can see a lot of cloud cover, although breaks happening and then skies as well. maybe passing sprinkle getting cool, though, into early next week check it out. kron 4 morning news. it's a

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>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside at 8.43. this morning. we can see the city of san francisco on the right side of your screen there. you can make it out and some beautiful blue skies out there as well. dave, you hold that for a moment there. yeah, you're right, stephanie. and you can see the 2 layers of moisture we have because i was gonna mention when you get higher up there, it really starts to get a little dry. even though there is some high cloudiness to make note of. >> and you almost look like you jump in most lykke li's or something. but no, course not. blue skies, though, want to point that out. you may see some clearing patches yeah, particularly well inland. so we got pretty much everything going on because we're in a dividing line between some of the southern moisture and the northern system, which is going to play out for winds. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot coming in from sutro camera. same kind of thing here. a little closer inspection and you get a little higher up. the air becomes very dry. and actually

is somewhat jagged. there's an inversion, everything but its jagged with temperatures, in other words, to get warmer or cooler warmer in the back business but really drops off moisture wise. when you get higher up there. sierra forecast morning showers for today. 59 down to 40 for monday tuesday. looks like a little flavor of some winter coming our way. almost a little late fall. and you're gonna feel that on the home front, too, as things get much cooler futurecast for couple splotches appear here on radar. but look at the nice clear patch in the inland areas. so you got a couple little passing pieces of drizzle or light rain showers. meanwhile, opening up the skies at the same time. now a nice patch overnight and then we do the same thing again for monday morning. looks like there's a concentration of some showers down the santa cruz mountains. good. they could use that. and then we find the open up in earnest by monday night and through tuesday. by this point, we have the winds cooking by this point. it will be offshore winds. let's get to that part of the program. it's onshore for right now through much of the day today. so a little bit of an onshore breeze, somewhat

typical. then it really picks up. starts to shift more northwesterly. this is up by tomorrow evening. doesn't last really long. but this lowe's digging in our backyard, driving this. and when we have these passing systems, it tends to be an offshore wind and that can be problematic. moisture levels, dew drop off here, but not for too long. and there's some more moisture coming our way by midweek. here it is on future cast for all media traffic for right now. there's that low digging in its the offshore colder air mass plummeting down. here's our next hit of rain. potentially midweek. this would be wednesday night into thursday morning after all the tricks and treats and the ghosts and goblins and everything. we should be okay for them. but then after that, we're okay. and then there thursday, here's that hit. and then into the weekend, there was some hope. that seems to be just that. at this point that may change because these models are always moving all the time. but still put a little pin in that to check it out as we get closer to the weekend. what's going on in your backyard for today? about 66 for san francisco will do it 60's along the coast with

the continuation of the onshore winds. that's where the sun is going to be more shy today. 65 for burlingame, us to about 69 foster city, palo alto. 71 in the south bay, mid 70's reduce but not quite as cool as we're going to be tri valley. little cooler in the lower 70's there. 71 for fremont. little cooler up north here with berkeley. 66 concord at 73. 69 going on for ballet. 74 fairfield now at 71 and we'll do about a 66 for santa rosa. there's a change happening that's get the 60's going on for the longer range forecast, breezy again tuesday. that's going offshore wind temps stay in the 60's. another shot of rain on thursday and maybe by the weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> while some people welcome sweater season, others might already be missing those warm summer days. if you're craving more sunshine. our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joins us live now with some hawaiian getaway. inspiration. good morning to you.

>> good morning. will we know i don't usually have to work very hard to convince people that a wahoo is a nice vacation spot. everybody wants to be warm. everyone wants to enjoy that sunshine. there's just more to love on this hawaiian island than most people can fit in to one vacation awa whose iconic waikiki beach is as popular as ever. you can surf. you can swim. you concert snorkel. maybe you'll even meet a certain sea turtle in the water here. scuba divers are also drawn to this area. in addition to colorful reefs, there are a number of shipwrecks that are within a 10 minute or so boat ride from honolulu's harbor. i'm ana divers runs daily troops trips. everybody gets excited about those beautiful sea turtles. but keep your eyes open. you may see eels. you may see raised maybe even octopus. if you have a good eye, if you are a certified diver but have always wondered about it, you can sign up for what's called a discovers to

the program. what's really nice about this is you get to go for 2 dives with an instructor. you learn some skills. there's that you'll and you see first hand about all of the great things that are hiding underneath the waves in now, a majority of the things that you do are around waikiki beach. that's where most of the hotels are. but it's worth going kind of took off the beaten trail loaded with hiking opportunities for all ages and fitness levels. this is makapuu point lighthouse trail. what i love about it, it's fully paved early about 2 miles out and back. anybody can do it. and it just delivers these fantastic views that historic lighthouse dates back to early 19. 100's. it's red roof kind of pops. this is a great place for photos. november through may. it's also fantastic spot to look for humpback whales. you'll see them kind of like well now paying is another spot that if you are a hiker, your want to

make note it's located on the western tip of oahu and there's really only one way to get there. >> that you're hit 2 trailheads one from the north side. one from the south side. keep your eye open as you're walking. might find a month seals sleeping on the sand. you'll have stunning beaches, sand dunes, all sorts of wildlife opportunities, wales during the winter months in the natural reserve area, you might even see nesting seabirds like albatross. this is one of those hikes, not a lot of sheet carry their water. put on all of that sunscreen because you're probably going to need it now. a lot beaches, that's the draw. but the scenery. i read it, i agreed. tourism is huge there these days. and one of my favorite tours has ties to the bay area for more than 50 more than 50 years ago, a school teacher named john jim little moved from napa to wahoo. he learned about areas

out flowers and blue areas. flowers are those flares that you often see in hawaiian leis. he had a tree in his yard. he kind got interested now. little plumeria farms is reportedly the largest collection of rare areas in the world located on oahu's north shore. the 20 acre farm is essentially run by 3 generations. visitors get to kind of wonder through the acreage. they learn all about the flowers, the fragrance, the varieties available. it's just fun to something a little different than the beach. now, if you are the type of traveler that doesn't like booking reservations prefers to do things on the fly. my neck suggestion is really for you. green world coffee farm offers free tours. you don't need a reservation. they operate on a first come first serve bases when you arrive. you just let staff know you're

there. you can also just kind of going on your own and wander around, of course, along with the farm, there's coffee bar. what i love about this is you'll see locals buzzing in and out to get their caffeine fix. so it's not just for tours. and if you're not a coffee drinker, there are some wonderful tease worth trying here. so a little bit of something for everyone. and this is really just the beginning. but ideas to take it be on the beach things to do while you're in town from things that you might not have known. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm definitely a fan of the scuba program. the area flowers gorgeous and that little monk seal just take me there. let's go diving. stephanie. i'm with. that's fantastic. thank you so much. to our travel enthusiast. dana redmond for joining us live this morning. we appreciate it. absolutely. always on top of epic. all always on top of epic. all right. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. october is filipino american history month and a new cultural center has opened in daly city that focuses on wellness and serving people of color. >> to >> a ribbon cutting happened last week at the cap will cultural center. the center features mental health resources for young adults, including trauma and intervention support organizers say the center will work to prepare young adults for the workforce and mentor up and coming entrepreneurs. and happening today, bay area residents get to see the great pumpkin. take a look. the charles and schulz museum in

santa rosa host a free day for peanuts. fans to see the great pumpkin in-person. wow. this is quite sizable. their weighs more than 2000 pounds. it's in the museum's pumpkin patch. you can see linus and snoopy. they're hanging out the event starts at 10. it ends at 5. and you can stay up to date on local news, weather and sports stream kron. 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv. and you can also stream kron. 4 news on the go with the kron 4 mobile app or watch us online kron. 4 dot com. lots of ways to stay informed. election day is just a little over a week away and at least 29 counties have opened their voting locations. >> we're taking you to the south bay where volunteers are working hard to count up all those ballots. i think it's really for what salute shocking. plus, some parents and students say they're shocked after a teen allegedly told an assistant principal by her hair and assault. how the

school is responding. and increasing diversity in stem. coming up next at 9, we speak with an official from san francisco about the opportunities and exhibits available. those stories coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news.

>> this is like the super bowl for us to start at 05:00am. and then we that we go all the way until midnight. >> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news. we're just 9

days away from election day. >> we're giving you an inside look at santa clara county's vote processing center. and some parents and students say they're shocked after a teenager allegedly assaulted an assistant principal pulling her by her hair. how the school is responding. plus, crossing bay area bridges could cost you a whole lot more by the end of the decade. we're breaking down the proposed toll hike. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday october. the 27th. let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of a mixture. >> actually a little mild to start the day, but that's a full because where to go back down again, it looks like through much of the week could be a chilly week ahead will shock to the system to be in the morning hours, noting maybe tuesday morning going to be a bit on the chilly side

with a lot of those 40's returning to the bay area. here's a live shot of what it looks like. it's sutro cam and again, a lot looks great. it's just this lower level moisture kind of hang around a little bit. and again, you can't rule out that little stray shower. still with us. just a look from storm tracker, 4 in a gate becoming more impressive as we look at it in terms of opening up those skies. so not too bad. maybe not as beautiful as yesterday was, but still not something that's going to be interfering too much with what you got to do. we do have some moisture coming in from the south. just a touch and that helped keep temperatures elevated little bit overnight, but it's not impacting us as much as we you would think to give us a good, solid rain. meanwhile, the system to the north is too far north to really impact us as much as you would think. again, we're going to get this to carve out. however, a good offshore flow. it looks like for tuesday now that you see problematic, but it won't last very long. look at our temperatures as we speak and again, mild as the word started a lot of 60's, some 50's well inland, as you can see and littering a little bit

up towards the north. let's give you a comparison here where some half-dozen degrees ahead of where those numbers were from yesterday. we have 11 ahead, for example, up there in when santa rose at a good 10 degrees ahead. a lot of the east bay is some half-dozen degrees ahead. so a mixed bag of sun clouds at times more clouds than sun. and you can see a nice opening up by the time we get to noon again. that chance is there for a stray shower. not enough to dirty up your cars we don't want to wash your car for a day or so and have more on that forecast. extended wise as well. coming up in a bit, stepping. >> praise your local election headquarters and election day is just a little over a week away. at least 29 counties have opened their voting locations in santa clara county. more than 2 dozen voting locations open on saturday. kron four's jack moment reports. >> for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a

ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us for many years. but today it's extra special. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us. we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >> ballots are open once they have the signature and that they're filed away, brought to a table. >> we're under very tight supervision. there are flattened out and checked for any blemishes seeing if there's any rips or tears, anywhere, dank or things that would like jam are scanners next. michael takes us to where the counting happens. we're not allowed inside for security reasons. we have all the proper procedures in place and security protocol. double and triple checked. it's a

familiar sight for elections worker ray lambert he's been coming back for more than 4 different elections. oh, yes, yes, i never miss an election marked with a rainbow vote 10 and counting down the days but i think it's going to be i think it's very important for people to vote because i it is important for our voices to be not a good guy. and since saturday was the first day to vote in person in the county with the ballots showed up, they had a ribbon cutting ceremony. the attempt of what on make voters feel confident about voting and >> you know, if you haven't voted yet, make sure to make a staffed and diligent crew have any issues make sure too call your most trusted source of information, which is your local election officials. so if you do want vote early and in-person, there are 26 locations in total throughout santa clara county to do so, including right here at the elks lodge. number 5 to 2 off

alma road in san jose. >> and 4 days before the election on november, first, even more will open up adding to about 100 different locations to vote early and in person. if you want a full list of places to vote, you can go online at vote. dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> and crews say they've stopped forward progress on a wildfire in santa cruz county. it forced earlier evacuation orders. the summit fire near highway 17. a summit road burned just over an acre near the santa cruz, santa clara county line highway 17 is expected to reopen sometime around one tomorrow morning. people are asked to avoid the area until then. happening right now at 70 alert has been issued for a missing teen. they've been gone for 4 days on your screen right now. you'll see lyric old and she is just 14 years old, described as 5 foot one and brown hair and brown eyes there. was last seen around 10:00pm on tuesday near montgomery avenue in growth way. anyone with information is asked to please call 9-1-1.

the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal fight east bay congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the d a he says price made false and malicious statements about him in response to his support of the recall. well, lawyers representing swell will say he set a deadline for price to retract her statement or be sued for defamation. that deadline passed yesterday. price's team is calling the lawsuit, quote, political grandstanding. a disturbing story out of the east bay. a teenage boy is accused of attacking an assistant principal and pulling her by her hair at a high school homecoming dance. students and parents are calling the incident troubling help for sara stinson reports from san ramon. >> and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this. but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire

community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall very concerned about the that any student philip shields make an assault, staff member, adams daughter, addie, was at the dance. she says she didn't see anything but quickly learned about what happened. and i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious.

>> has of what happens just lot questions and concerns. the 10th grader says it's been a huge topic at school this week. there's been a lot of discussion in classrooms with teachers and people have a lot of questions and stuff. says students are not allowed to bring guests from other schools to the dance. so it's unclear why the teen was there. the san ramon valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms. >> this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information, you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. happening today. barr installs new fare gates at the coliseum station. the project takes roughly 2 weeks. part

also start installing new gates and the montgomery and powell stations. the agency says the goal is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. >> all right, 908. this morning live look outside at the bay bridge. the cost to cross that bridge could go up for the next 6 years. if officials approved a new proposal, the bay area toll authority is considering a toll increase for all bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge every year until 2030. that or 30 says the increase is needed to pay for construction and maintenance. they are still trying to make up for lost revenue from the pandemic. right now, the price to cross the bridge is $7 in january. it goes up to $8 if the proposal is approved, starting in 2026, tolls would go up $0.50 every year until 2030, when it reaches $10 and $0.50 to cross, the authority is set to vote on the proposal next month. today is the second annual kite by the bay festival in san francisco. you

can bring your own kite, borrow one from park officials or make or decorate one. it's happening. a candlestick park. the event also features a free pumpkin patch face painting a dj and free food. it starts at noon and ends at the bureau of land management is hosting. get this a bat beauty contest. yep. giving people a chance to vote on america's cutest flying mammal. just look at that face. that's >> it's postal. the libero land management. they're posting photos online. >> with an invitation to you to vote for your favorite one. the photos include sir flaps, a lot we understand is also a harry potter. the idea is to remind people how important bets are for the environment because they are they eat many crop, eating insects and save nearly 4 billion dollars a year in crop damage and pesticide costs. so have to log on myself and take a look. well. lots of was still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, a heartfelt tribute to block

sailors at the san francisco bay. >> a look at the history behind the poor chicago disaster. plus, burglars caught on camera driving a car into a new sneaker shop in the east bay with the business owner says this, it's costing him. and increasing diversity in step. after the break. we speak with an official from the san francisco exploratorium about the opportunities available in the exhibit. got there. those stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. >> they were still keeping those clouds in our forecast, but still peeks of sun going on here, too, early opening up the skies in other areas. temperatures will be in the 60's getting into the 70's. but shelley for the week ahead. and your forecast kron 4 morning.

>> all right. welcome back. 9.13, this beautiful morning. a live look outside at the san francisco bay where we could see the city out there. it almost looks like it's floating up in the clouds does like largest rustic city or something we need to see. this is how we're gonna look like 1000 years or something. capital ships going by and >> and the air. so, yeah, it's a it's a little bit low level moisture step and that's all that stuff you see in the above. obviously clear patch. but there's still some stratus to make note of today. so expect those kind of variable clouds working all day today. sun cloud mixture here. and as far as any rain when a little patches of drizzle here and there maybe just a nuisance than a of the car. good morning, everybody else a half moon bay. now. >> little hazy on the lens, but a good general idea here. nice blue skies trying to make

its way. but still that lower level moisture still working on that a little bit. they get a direct clean that up a bit. ok, stormtracker, what's going on? we're actually between 2 major systems to the south. some of that subtropical moisture coming up here. and then to the north is our major player from the gulf of alaska. the pathway is open. we're going to see more coming down throughout the whole week. the question is, are we gonna get any rain out of these things? it still looks hopeful for wednesday. kind of have a date for that wednesday night thursday and then maybe in the following weekend kind of big question mark on all of that. but in the short term, what we will get is a pop of some offshore winds will get to that in a bit right now. future cast for today. again, nice opening up at the skies inland, less so for the peninsula particular the coast. not that unusual, but we do see here some again, sun and clouds mixed or not a lot to see in terms of radar. but tomorrow, maybe a little patch of some showers kind of stream on by. but that's the point stream on by. we're not going to have a lot of action in terms of rain there. and then

we open up in earnest by monday afternoon, monday night in through your tuesday at this point. now what develops is the winds from that low. it will be kind of more of an offshore wind event to look out for. that will bring down those humidity levels to cause a very high. now. thank you. onshore flow will be an afternoon breeze and all of that. then here comes offshore wind try to work in here by monday night. and that's a key issue for tuesday morning. in other words, if you're in or windshield in the area as the air dries, you get cooler temperatures to cause you get that radiational cooling factor with higher winds. that's hard to do. but you can see the winds kind of settle down a little bit overnight on monday by tuesday morning. not too much left there. let's step over to the moisture level here. you do see them drop during the day today, actually and all the way through monday morning. we're in the 40's. you can see well inland for again, for those dew points that starts to get into a little bit of a drier phase thursdays, more alarmist here. we don't see that popping up too much a little bit around vacaville. so doesn't look too bad. and this was good to get some of this moisture in here. i know it

didn't do much, but at least that moisture at the ground level helps out. give us some defense checking things out for today. we got 65 san francisco, an isolated sprinkle clouds on and off for oakland. 75 san jose and the big board for temps. we still have 70's leftover. that's for today inland. you see the mid 70's. meanwhile, 70's and 60's cover the east bay shoreline coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at that longer range forecast as we hunt and peck looking for spots of rain, 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> we've just wrapped hispanic heritage month, but the work continues year round at san francisco's exploratorium to reach and inspire diverse audience is in the bay area and beyond. earlier this morning, i spoke with veronica garcia luis director of diversity, equity and inclusion at the exploratorium. watch this. of course, we know that you have more than 20 years of experience researching developing programs that work to increase access to stem learning opportunities. tell us a bit about what inspired you to do the work that you're doing today. yes, yes.

>> it's interesting that kind of started a little bit with my own origins story. i am of of mexican american heritage in background. i'm the first person in my family to have gone to college. and i just realized a lot of things. well, i was in college, especially around thinking about. representation and inclusivity. especially in stem. and that has really taken it's it's one of life kind of commitment that you make, even though you don't realize it at the time and the exploratorium has equally on that journey in terms of really thinking about what does it look like to to kind of spark that curiosity in science, technology, engineering and math. and i would add also the in that as well. so us through. >> the kind of exhibits and

displays at the exploratorium that you worked to incorporate that specifically work to engage minority hispanic groups. >> yes, yes. thank you. so over time we have created lots of different exhibits and programs as well. lot of a lot of one of the what you will notice and see, especially we invite everyone to come, especially if you have an intended is that you would find very interesting. hands-on exhibits. that really show lots of compelling phenomena. content areas around stem. and but it's done in a very interesting way. a way that basically draws everyone in as long as you are curious and you can ask questions, you know, you're able to really access the experience. and really, that is what we're trying to show concrete base learning is very

exciting. and and and it's really one of the major levers in terms of thinking about different stem careers and pathways. and so we hope to be that spark through our exhibits through our programs in currently right now. we have a festival of exhibit happening. and so we it's to november. 1st, it is a partnership with the mayor aold project, which is a community-based arts organization in san francisco. and one of the things that we're trying to always make connections around is also the the relevance here. the cultural aspects of stem in order to really also because stem part of culture. and that is one of the things that we're really trying to make some direct connections for folks. so then they could see themselves in this experience also what we we hope to always be responsive in relevant. yeah, in on 10 programming.

>> yes, an in your words. why is fair representation in the stem fields so important. we know that there are certain groups that are still underrepresented in these fields. and you think we're ever going to get there. >> i am an optimist. and so i do believe that we will eventually get there, but it's going to really take the efforts. of of many you know, systems right? so so the exploratorium given that were informal learning environment. you know, that is a place that we know from from the different information that's out there. in terms of that, you know, place, informal learning places in addition school, right are very important to spark curiosity and the reason why it's so important is that we need a diversity of. experiences. you know, ideas because we know that this is what is going to

really help us solve the very challenging, you know, dilemmas that are ahead of us. you know, global warming, you you know, technologies, different technology, emerging technologies. we're going to need to have all of those voices and ideas be part of creating those solutions. so that means that we need to start early, meaning like in you know, when when students and youth are in school in order to sport that curiosity and also to provide those opportunities also to be able to learn about? well, what what what does a stem career look like an engineering or what does it look like, you know, to technology, for example, yesner about flask. 30 seconds here. what would you say? >> are some existing challenges that exist for certain groups that are preventing them from entering stem and what needs to change there. >> i think some of the barriers are. accessibility to

2 different programs. 2 different experiences. there's you know, thinking about how to how to be more relay double. also in terms of how stem were these careers? our our shown in communicated. and that's another reason why informal learning environments like museums like the exploratorium are so exciting because they could be gateways for more participation for for exposure for accessibility and also for future opportunities as well to be thinking about about about what a stem pathway might look like because stem is for everyone. it is not an you know, endeavor. it is for everyone. so we hope to explore time is a place for for all folks who want to come and start to kind of explore that for themselves.

>> veronica garcia, luis director of diversity, equity and inclusion at the exploratorium in san francisco. thank you so much for your trailblazing work. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you so much. we'll be right back. bay area

leaders are paying tribute to a group of african american sailors who faced injustice following the 1944, explosion of port chicago families of the survivors helped unveil several plex on treasure island. the names of the so-called port chicago, 50 are listed on the memorial at panorama park overlooking the san francisco bay. these were shown to the family members for the first time earlier this week.

>> we i was here to feel what we feel in this moment. it's a monumental moment and i'm glad that we're here and we are proud of him and his 49 of the military. but this and one thing did on that fateful day. >> the disaster killed more than 200 people at an east bay naval base. the majority of casualties were african american sailors after the explosion. what officers were given hardship leaves while black survivors were ordered to clean up 50 black sailors refused to return to work. they were convicted of newton 8 city leaders hope this tribute will help bring attention to the tragedy and ensure the sailors, bravery and sacrifice is not forgotten. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the heat is on for tonight. >> with the warriors taking on the la clippers. what you need to know about the home opener. and some of your favorite scary characters took over the streets of san francisco chase center for thrilla wein. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news who had the best costume news who had the best costume this year?

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first, let's get a check of the forecast with dave sphar today. hey, 70. good morning and good morning, everybody. you can see nice clear patches working their magic across the here is we see those variable cloudy sendero kind of stick. >> as we have 2 system kind of fighting out for dominance over the bay area, although ultimately will see some cooler temperatures. >> getting into next week, not much in the rain department. by the way, we're talking about fog a lot this morning. even the golden gate was really socked in this morning. sfo did have about an hour delay this now since gone. you can see the blue skies, trump you're on through, by the way, that fog cast, which is also the cloud cover, too. you can see in the east bay not too bad, but it's going to be pretty much covered for good chunk in the peninsula and the coast. and you couple that with an onshore wind. you're already feeling the cool coming our way back to the temperatures now. lot of 60's on the board here. some cool 50's. still, 59 going on for livermore. get the sun some time to do its magic here 50's. meanwhile, up north with some 60's and that will be

corrected later on this afternoon as we see some things warm up for just today, at least today, by the way, variable cloups with an isolated shower week. still going to keep that in the forecast. and even as latest tomorrow morning, potentially that seems to favor maybe the peninsula and that'll be early variable clouds but breezy and that breezy is turning offshore by tomorrow afternoon and into tuesday, getting much drier and chilly for your tuesday. this week, cooler temps in london. this means even daytime highs in the 60's with showers potentially on thursday. what a closer look at that longer range forecast in a stephanie. >> developing this morning, san jose police are searching for for murder suspects after a deadly assault in the downtown area. investigators say this happened just after 02:00am saturday near the intersection of south 3rd street at east fernando street. and you're looking at video from the scene. officers say they were called to this area for an assault involving for men and one male victim. the victim was pronounced dead. we'll keep you updated on the search for the 4

suspects on air and on kron 4 dot com. so stay with us on this. and i want other big story for us this morning. burglars in the east bay caught on camera breaking into a new sneaker store in fremont proffers lindsey ford spoke with the owner about this setback. >> you can see behind me plywood now replacing the entrance of high limit sneaker and apparel just before 5 friday morning burglars slammed vehicle into the storefront surveillance footage shows the thieves rushing through debris and stealing merchandise. cohen escudero philip mays and kelvin compost owners of high limit sneaker and apparel believe damages to the storefront, including merchandise. >> is between 15 to 20,000 or more. 3 guys ended up on the inside. it started. >> taking shoes, taking money, take an inventory from us. they made

>> san like holes in the walls. rest of our floor messed up our doors and everything. >> skid marks from the vehicle that was rammed into the store, remain along with empty shelves once filled with designer sneakers and clothing, such as yeezys, nike and supreme. everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about it, how much we can scratch a pin. what we can do to fix up this place and better this place because, you know, were going it. >> we're gonna miss essentially. >> the 3 young men had the grand opening for their store 2 and a half months ago. they never expected something like this to happen in the community. they love to cause a lot of money. a lot of time, blood, sweat and tears. how they into the shop and it was a working progress it was a dream come true for us since a young we sta dream about this aa kids 13 year-olds being sneakerheads that our parents couldn't afford. to give us it so we would have to go out and get it. and we built this starting up through instagram all the way up to facebook

marketplace. they are now focused on rebuilding and healing. definitely. what's keeping hope with this is the community and the people that we have around us, our family, our friends, the community that we build is like so loyal to us and they're so strong that. >> we see all those impactful messages that we get. we see all the support that we're getting from is just another obstacle to handle another bump on the road that we cannot achieve and overcome because i have such a strong team as well. and, you know, we're gonna get through it. >> we've spoken to fremont police and they tell me that there are no updates at the moment. the owners of high limit sneaker and apparel have a go fund me page at the public chooses to help donate in. fremont. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a man is dead after a standoff with police in fairfield officers responded friday night to reports of a man threatening to burn down house on elmhurst circle. they say they saw and then run a sideshow, holding a shotgun. he is believed to have shot and injured relatives inside

before officers arrived. police say he pointed the gun at officers from a second-floor window. that's when an officer fatally shot him. the injured relatives were hospitalized. and a person is dead after a crash shut down lanes of 5.80. the chp says a semi truck in the toyota camry collided oakland saturday afternoon. it happened on eastbound 5.80, near the 9 a t intersection. the driver of the toyota died. in the north. bay. crews are cleaning up a bill and the wildlife area of the napa. sonoma marsh. it happened saturday afternoon on highway 37 near walnut avenue west of allay. the chp says a tanker truck flipped and started leaking gas after a two-vehicle crash. minor injuries were reported. the road was shut down while crews worked to clean up that area. happening right now, the berkeley police department is searching for this missing elderly man. this is warren james chong. you can see on your screen right there. he is described as an asian man with gray hair, 5 foot 8 weighing

173 pounds. tom is not able to speak but uses bar to travel. he was last seen near russell street and harper street in berkeley at 10:00am saturday. if you know where this man is, please get in touch with authorities or call 9-1-1. >> well, happening today, it's game time. the warriors are set to host their home opener against the la clippers. buffers will tran reports from chase center. >> 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 sees 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 seats. this t-shirt go. warriors back to you. >> new this morning, the state is awarding 130 million dollar state grant to upgrade san francisco muni. the control system has relied on floppy disks for the past 30 years. mayor london breed says the money means improve service with fewer delays. upgrade started start in 2025. is expected to be done by early 2030. san francisco's

chinatown is getting connected to high-speed internet. the community is getting a significant portion of the city's 10 million dollar grant meant to stop digital redlining. and that's where low-income neighborhoods or communities of color experience limited access to digital services. chinese for affirmative action spokesperson says internet providers provide a slower plans in poorer neighborhoods for the same price as fast or plans and wealthier neighborhoods. supporters say this grant is vital to advance economic and racial justice. the bayview and tenderloin neighborhoods are also set to benefit. happening today. the oakland museum of california holds its 30th annual day of the dead celebration. the event includes a procession, cultural displays and live performances. i spoke with the museum's head of programming live here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. >> you know, we find that this is at 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 passed to the celebration starts at 11:00am. the day of the dead is traditionally celebrated. >> starting in november. >> winter moon was. >> well, throwing took over thrive city and san francisco last night, as you can see a costume contests line making trick or treat stations and a screening of despicable me for all took place. there. and we heard from community members. >> need celebrate people being then. then they're in or freak flag fly. and there's no place like the bay area see that. we love it. >> all right. just enrollment. as you can see, there was the judge for the costume contest. and let's take a look at who she pit. here are the winners for this year. man's best friend. >> dressed up as room pause.

very clever and maybe that's a >> wonka who's holding the leash? >> either way. very, very clever. very cute. >> making a it's the opelousas on the suspect in the head. no all right. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the perfect way. >> to get into halloween this spooky season in museum in the north bay that celebrating with the great pumpkin. we'll show you where this is. west palm and just got here. but are you already in need of a tropical trip? after the break? our travel enthusiast.

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>> it is almost time for diwali. the hindu festival of lights. it's often celebrated with candles and fireworks and health officials and fire officials are asking people to take the proper safety precautions while celebrating doctors at valley medical center in san jose say many of the injuries they've seen during these events are the result of close catching on fire. >> the severity of burns that we have seen on the surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sorry caught fire from candles. >> santa clara county fire department reminds the public that wildfire risks statewide does remain high. >> get it all start. >> although it's okay. i mean, you lot of help here for the rain we're hoping. but, you know, yeah, i mean, >> it's it's it's on the way at some at some we some moisture there kind of is

yeah, could see the big the big cloud kind of making its way over, i believe is a san francisco. and what a yeah, the fog is kind of the. >> the tension out here trying to get here. you know, yeah, i but going forward as stephanie kind of alluded to, it looks like there's some shots here to get some more rain. at least we've elevated this humidity levels. that's a plus. and we got some sunshine for you and really anything we're talking about going ruptured at all. i mean, if you get a nuisance little sprinkle, you just won the lottery or something. i mean, it's not really going to be too much in the way of coverage going forward over the about the next 24 or so hours with all of this. maybe later in the week we might get lucky by wednesday or so. cierra headed there. well, look at the drop in temperatures here. look, it's somewhat variable clouds. they may see something with this as well in the form of snow later on to those higher elevations, back to future cast to see what's kind of on tap. this is again, couple little stray spots here. and there inland. nice clearing not too bad with those temperatures going to see some 70's. but the 60's for highs are coming. so it's going to chillier. you want to

get up the kind of the winter gear in the morning hours will be a bit on the chilly side to 30 tuesday morning. there's another hit for your morning commute on monday. that's a peninsula. santa cruz mountains, mostly. but you might get hit by a little shower with all of that. after that said and done, it's pretty much into the earnest clearing mode and then afterwards we look for offshore wind to start to develop into tuesday. and that means some drier air temporarily onshore winds today. so little breezy in spots and look at the arrows. the new little flip job here as we start to get to monday night. offshore winds at work. they're not real intense for very long, but we do see the moisture levels to start to drop off. all right. in the big board here we get through this traffic right now and that looks more impressive on this, that not what will probably end up getting. this is the next one look out for. that will be after the trick or treaters on wednesday night. it's cool for them. thursday morning is a shot maybe of some rain showers. there is a hope maybe in the weekend we might see something but it is looking less likely in the latest model runs. so

it will probably come up high and dry. but if we get to sleep, keep some moisture in place. there. hopefully it doesn't develop offshore wind in its wake. all right. what's going on around the neighborhood? 65 san francisco with 60's and breezy conditions at the coast coupled with this is where it's going to be a fog. trapper cloud trapped 2. so you're not going to see as much sunshine today as you did from yesterday, though. that's the one spot that the clouds are kind of linger a little bit. 65. meanwhile, for burlingame foster city, 69 palo alto at 70 in the south bay mid 70's. so we're still hanging on to 70's here, east bay shoreline, even to the south's freeman at 71 tri valley. lower 70's the bat. i got a 71 walnut creek, concord, 70 to 66 berkeley vallejo at 69, 70 for fairfield now at 70 and a 66. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa, but it's a 60 story as we go forward, breezy conditions tuesday, that will be an offshore pop. now there's our shot of rain thursday and then maybe another one in 2 the weekend after that. so even

though we're not getting a lot from all of this, we really raises humidity level. so that's a plus cat. and there might be a little passing little shower by tomorrow morning. that's going up your car. so okay. all right. well, you know, good to keep in mind if we want to just have the umbrella handy in case they were going what season soon. so definitely have the vaccine to get out. yeah. all right. thanks a lot. >> well, like dave mentioned, it is starting to feel like fall around the bay area. and while some folks to welcome sweater season, others may already be missing. those warmer summer days. earlier i spoke with travel enthusiast in a remnant. she explained what might be your next hawaiian getaway. you might some inspiration from this. check this out. >> good morning. will we know? i don't usually have to work very hard to convince people that a wahoo is a nice vacation spot. everybody wants to be warm. everyone wants to enjoy that sunshine. there's just more to love on this hawaiian island than most people can fit in to one vacation oahu's iconic waikiki

honolulu's harbor. i'm ana divers runs daily troops trips. everybody gets excited about those beautiful sea turtles. but keep your eyes open. you may see eels. you may see raised maybe even an octopus. if you have a good eye, if you are a certified diver but have always wondered about it, you can sign up for what's called a discovers to the program. what's really nice about this is you get to go for 2 dives with an instructor. you learn some skills. there's that you'll and you see first hand about all of the great things that are hiding underneath the waves in now, a majority of the things that you do are around waikiki beach. that's

where most of the hotels are. but it's worth going kind of took off the beaten trail loaded with hiking opportunities for all ages and fitness levels. this is makapuu point lighthouse trail. what i love about it, it's fully paved early about 2 miles out and back. anybody can do it. and it just delivers these fantastic views that historic lighthouse dates back to early 19. 100's. it's red roof kind of pops. this is a great place for photos. november through may. it's also fantastic spot to look for humpback whales. you'll see them kind of like well now paying is another spot that if you are a hiker, your want to make note it's located on the western tip of oahu and there's really only one way to get there. >> that you're hit 2 trailheads one from the north side. one from the south side. keep your eye open as you're walking. might find a month seals sleeping on the sand.

you'll have stunning beaches, sand dunes, all sorts of wildlife opportunities, wales during the winter months in the natural reserve area, you might even see nesting sea birds like albatross. this is one of those hikes, not a lot of shade, carry their water. put on all of that sunscreen cause you're probably going to need it now. a lot beaches, that's the draw. but the scenery i read it, i agreed. tourism is huge there these days. and one of my favorite tours has ties to the bay area for more than 50 more than 50 years ago, a school teacher named john jim little moved from napa to wahoo. he learned about areas out flowers and blue area flowers are those flares that you often see in hawaiian leis. he had a tree in his yard. he kind of got interested now. little plumeria farms is reportedly the largest collection of rare areas in the world located on oahu's north shore. the 20

acre farm is essentially run by 3 generations. visitors get to kind of wonder through the acreage. they learn all about the flowers, the fragrance, the varieties available. it's fun to something a little different than the beach. now, if you are the type of traveler that doesn't like booking reservations prefers to do things on the fly. my neck suggestion is really for you. green world coffee farm offers free tours. you don't need a reservation. they operate on a first come first serve bases when you arrive. you just let staff know you're there. you can also just kind of going on your own and wander around, of course, along with the farm, there's coffee bar. what i love about this is you'll see locals buzzing in and out to get their caffeine fix. so it's not just for tours. and if you're not a coffee drinker,

there are some wonderful tea is worth trying here. so a little bit of something for everyone. and this is really just the beginning. but ideas to take it be on the beach things to do while you're in town from things that you might not have known. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm definitely a fan of the scuba program. the primary of flowers gorgeous and that little monk seal just take me there. let's go diving. stephanie. i'm with. that's fantastic. thank you so much. to our travel enthusiast. dana redmond for joining us live this morning. we appreciate it. absolutely. always on top of this epic. all

>> 2, >> october is filipino american history month and a new cultural center has opened in daly city that focuses on wellness and serving people of color. all right. and happening today on to our next story here, take a look at this site. how cool is this bay area? residents can to see the great pumpkin. >> the charles m schulz museum in santa rosa is hosting a free day for peanuts. fans to see the great pumpkin in person. you could hang out with linus and snoopy too. this guy was more than 2000 pounds. that's in the museum's pumpkin patch. and again, say hi linus their snoopy. this event starts at 10 and ends at 5. >> it's a pumpkin weighs that much. not no, that would be a giant yeah. yeah. >> and stay up to date on local news, weather and sports. you can stream kron 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. available

for download now. apple tv roku, fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron. 4 news on the go with the call for mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. okay. so i want to get back to this great pumpkin business. yes, i mean, so what kind making people expect some nice weather out if they like it? so, yeah, the rent is going to hold off or all of that in terms of this next arrival. yeah. break. so that looks good on that front, but just the next about 48 hours or give you a general idea, got my some nice sunshine to folks. well inland. there's another little hit tomorrow morning. >> again, dirty up the car and that's it. then we're going in the dry patch. that's going to take us through halloween. so looking good. this is our 7 day forecast, but it all together here for you. we do have winds tuesday that we they will be offshore. humidity levels, dew drops to just kind of watching out here this evening happens thursday is our next head of rain. that will probably be predawn and then into the next week and the supposed to be mentioned rent or so. nice see line is still keeping up being a trooper his blanket. he's get brave. yeah. yeah. starting to grow up just a little bit.

yeah. >> all right. well, thanks so much, dave. and thanks to all of you for joining us here. the call for weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here next week. 07:00am take good care. bundle up, everybody.

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