jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time, as we go into the wild! >> now on the kron 4 morning news. a big change in the east bay. it appears oakland mayor sheng thao is stepping down and accepting recall against her. how she's defending her record on the job. plus,

another hotly contested. we caught in the east bay. more than 60% of alameda county voters want da pamela price off the job. the next steps to fill her position. >> it's a complete roller coaster. we were happy said. and now we're very severely depressed. >> and the future of some people's emergency care in san jose is up in the air after the sale of this hospital was put on hold. we're explaining the contract negotiations slowing things down. it said. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, november, the 9th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar paid hey. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we talk about things are changing this weekend. they are but has some good news for you going to probably see a little bit more sunshine than maybe we thought from earlier.

that's also good news and gonna moisten up the ground level of the moisture levels of the atmosphere, which is something we have to work on to get a the onshore flow that started a little bit half moon bay. >> there you see a nice pretty sunrise occurring kind of over our heads a little bit to the background and the back a bit. very calm conditions as well. not really hefty winds. she got some scattered clouds in the skies is going to testify a little bit this afternoon as far as any real rain threat with this. i know it looks threatening from this satellite picture here, but not really into really monday is when things start to happen. that's that other little batch you see upstream. that'll take a little while to kind of get its act together a little bit. let's get those temperatures right now. still chilly well inland because the conditions were clear overnight and dry air 30's revisit 37 dublin. 38 going on for petaluma about 34 with east bay shoreline and 40's and 50's and that puts us pretty close to yesterday's number, although numbers, although trailing a couple degrees from where we were hour by hour, we do see clouds building a little bit, but not

so much in the morning hours. 51 by 09:00am by 10 at 59. now it looks like we're going to see a fair bit of sunshine. also tomorrow, kind of reversing things starting off. a lot of cloud cover and then clearing on out again looking for some more earnest rain by the time we get to more on that in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> is your local election headquarters? oakland mayor sheng thao released a statement accepting the recall results as she wrote. quote, thank you for choosing me to serve as your mayor as the first hmong american woman to become the mayor of of a major american city. it has been the honor of my lifetime. i am deeply proud of the progress be created together and and committed to ensuring we stay on track by supporting a smooth transition. the race to recall tell is not yet officially been called. but take a look at this. the effort to get her out of office continues to lead with 64% of voters in support. the race to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price, meantime, was called

last night by the associated press. 65% of voters supported the recall prize is now the first da and alameda county's history to be removed from office through a recall campaign. supporters of this move say they are ready to move forward and hope the board of supervisors acts quickly to choose a replacement. crawford's noelle bellow has the details. >> we think that there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office. and we'd like to see them act as quickly as possible. >> campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we felt coming into the last few weeks. she was helping out quite a bit by making a lot of, you know, mistakes are self and we're not surprised. said we're pleading and, you know, 65, 30 35% price took office in 2022. becoming the first african-american woman to hold the county's top

prosecutor >> just about a year later, though, the group save alameda for everyone launched the effort to recall her on election night. those in favor of the recall were happy with the early returns showing two-thirds of voters supported the efforts to get her out of office. she is not being just to the victims. she's favor in the criminals and it's just getting worse. the race was officially called in favor of the recall by the associated press. our big thing and really the reason this started was because >> she was mistreating victims and she was re-sentencing letting people back out on the street without telling victims those those dangerous violent criminals. the times for showing up the doors of victims. >> the oakland police officers union released a statement thanking voters for standing with them in supporting the recall saying they stood with victims of crime price joins the list of california progressives, including la district attorney george gascon. don't in losing office

this year. moore says voters are looking for someone who's going to have a more balanced approach while holding criminals accountable might say, you know, everybody on the safe. the alameda for everyone. team were all progressives and we want progressive policies. we just don't want to go, you know, too far where it endangers the lives the people of alameda county. >> that was kron four's. noelle bellow reporting for us this morning. we've reached out to price's office for comment and will update you once we have a response. it was the vote is officially certified. a committee appointed by the board of supervisors. we'll select applicants who then would be publicly interviewed for the job during a supervisors meeting. however, his is ultimately appointed. that da job will have to run for election in 2026. the winner from their will serve out the final 2 years of prices term. in other election news, former bart board member of the tea for simon is headed to the u.s. capitol. she defeated

fellow democrat jennifer tran. simon will succeed. representative barbara lee in district 12 representing parts of the east bay in congress. have been in the position since 1998 vacating office earlier this year to run for senate. simon was born legally blind and has served on the bart board of directors since 2016 on the social media platform. x you vow to fight for representation and equality for all. the search continued friday for several missing boaters after 2 vessels capsized in bodega bay. the first boats sunk last saturday. one person died and 4 others remain missing. and 11 year-old boy was rescued and taken to the hospital. a second boat capsized monday morning, killing one man. another person is still missing. sonoma county deputies say their search and rescue teams are making sure nothing goes unchecked. they ask anyone on the sonoma coast to please keep an eye out for debris or anything related to those missing boaters. we're staying on top of the big story out of the south bay,

the future of this east san jose hospital is in question this morning. and so is the essential emergency services. it provides the sale of regional medical center is on hold until santa clara county leaders can agree on a contract with a nurses union proffers jeff moment explains what's being done to get past this roadblock. >> eastside san jose residents had a sigh of relief this summer when they found out the regional medical center would be sold by its corporate voters to the county of santa clara, which would be able to better funded stroke and heart attack units. but now doctors and nurses are even more worried saying that if the sale does not go real, it could result in hundreds of layoffs. it's a complete roller coaster. we were happy said now we're very severely depressed from holland is an icu nurse for regional medical center says she felt great knowing this hospital would go to santa clara county this summer and out of the hands of hca healthcare, which at one point was going to got their trauma center. felt like it would be a little bit more

stable the county. but now the sale is in jeopardy. the california nurses association rejecting a contract friday that would have released the nurses to join a new union once they became employed under santa clara county. >> that's it is just about the money for them and not worry about the community and the patients and people that come here. regional medical center told kron 4 news in a statement, quote, we are appalled and shocked that cna leadership has refused to grant the necessary agreement for santa clara county to purchase regional medical center. we do not understand their rationale and will need to regroup to determine next steps. the union is supposed to represent us and the majority of us wants to sail to go through. >> and and there very blatantly not listening to what the nurses want to do. the california nurses association would not go into detail about the negotiations but told front for it supports the sale its nurses say that's a lie because they that they're just lying to and makes me very angry at impromptu rally friday after

the contract was rejected. >> other hospital staff like daniel sanchez, sate layoffs are looming. if the sale does not go through the walls there will be layoffs and possibly reduction of 50% of staff, 50% is about 500 employees. it would be disastrous for the hospital which also provides critical services to east side residents who are primarily latino and low-income. i mean, we're in the heart of the side of san jose. we have a lot of traumas that too come here. >> and now they're having to be routed back to santa clara valley. medical the hospital told me that they will regroup with the county of santa clara to figure out how to best move forward in the coming days. >> meantime, many of the nurses i spoke with say that they're fearful if they don't get their nurses unions blessing, this could spell disaster for the hospital reporting here in san jose jacmel. bui kron 4 news. >> walk sf and families for safe streets. hung up memorial signs friday and more than 300 fatal traffic crash locations in san francisco. they say the signs are to honor victims and

to show the scale of the tragedies in the city since 2014, the memorial signs were installed leading up to the city's 10th annual world day of remembrance for traffic victims on sunday november. 17th, according to the group in san francisco, around 30 people are killed in traffic crashes each year. more than 500 are severely injured. other tech company is cutting jobs. san francisco based real estate tech company opened or announced it plans to let go of around 30 people. 300 people rather. that's about 17% of its workforce. the company says it expects to save 50 million dollars as a result opened a headquarters is on post street near market. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it's a big weekend for 40 niner fans. >> the team takes on the tampa bay buccaneers tomorrow. stay with us for update on running back. christian mccaffrey ahead of the game. >> while horrible. and something that i would never imagined that my child would

receive in thi. day and age. >> plus, disturbing racist text messages targeting black people across the country including here in california and reaction from parents of a san francisco student who got one of those messages.

>> alright, snowboarders and skiers can now head up to the slopes and enjoy some fresh powder. the mount rose ski resort in reno is now open for business. this is the first resort to open the season in the tahoe region. thanks to the early season snow. >> looking court, we're starting off with blake. you express, which is our high-speed quad lift. and that will take you up to vance to

intermediate train about 1000 feet vertical open. and then we also have our beginner terrain open with tool conveyor belt. it's called the magic in there. >> well, some other notable resorts are projecting their opening dates for the season. north star and heavenly planning to open the weekend before thanksgiving november 22nd sierra at tahoe is projecting a week later for thanksgiving weekend. and diamond peak resort with which is that a little bit of a lower elevation. they're projecting december 12th. >> and before all that happens, we'll probably end up getting some snow anyway as we watch a series of systems coming our way over the course of the next week or this week, rather coming up. and it's going to be very different than the week we just left. we have all that red flag warning business or whatever. we're going to kind of put that to rest, at least for this week. ahead, mount tam picture for you. a little bit of haze going on. little shake of the camera as we return to the onshore wind. picture coming

in from walnut creek, mr. changes up up and about this morning, don't you know? yeah. how about that beautiful? there was some high clouds note this that's going to be replaced by some thicker clouds later today. we always talked about that saturday is going to be that way somewhat variable clouds, however, looks like sunday start to look up a little bit. 65 and isolate a little sigh wants wants a sprinkle on that. they're up at the change that shower, isolated sprinkle. maybe that's a big maybe oakland, 67. cool and breezy a few clouds for san jose and here's the lowdown. scattered clouds going on today. cool and breezy, with the onshore variety. thank you. then tomorrow morning clouds, but then clearing for your afternoon. so lunchtime or so tomorrow. but we're clear on out sunny and breezy, sorry for the and the next week. showers monday than another hit midweek. onward. because we're looking at a couple little mostly week, but then a stronger system as we get into friday's more substantive in terms of getting some showers to finish off the weekend, maybe even into next saturday.

so still kind of piecing this together early part of the week still remains dry. that hasn't changed temperatures right now. 37 dublin, lot of 40's, east bay, shoreline, 30's and 40's. you will notice up to the north bay back to future cast here. nice start to the day. but those scattered clouds with us all day. you saw couple little patches there, a baby drizzle, but the issue has always been dry air. ok, sunday, we look good in the afternoon monday. this is the more earnest reign of anything that we're talking about. by this time. the atmosphere will be prepped. so we'll be able to get it by that point.elet me get to the moisture is what i'm talking about. very least kind of dry even right now with the onshore winds in place. there comes the recovery from those sprinkles that you might or might not get most likely won't. we're into the 40's for dew points. it gets better get into sunday, less resistance front of those showers as we get to monday. so that's why monday's the real chance of seeing anything because it much better atmosphere to work with lower 70's on the board for high temperatures today. so but in kind of cool suppose

compared to what we had last week a bit and then up north, you see a lot of 60's coming up a little bit here. i'll have more on your forecast in terms of that long range for the hit or miss showers coming our way. stephanie, thank you. >> now to a heart-breaking story in the south bay. hearing from the family of this man after san jose. police say someone intentionally hit and killed him with their car. the driver faces multiple charges. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's sister. >> leroy are we our laughter. >> sabrina thomas describes her brother leroy thomas as humorous and a generous person. he spent time volunteering to help the homeless. thomas was killed early monday morning at the intersection of north capitol avenue and berryessa road in san jose. with my left hand man was my protector. my security guard >> here's my who was also shoulder to cry on when we needed it. you know, but overall, he was just just and

there's not a duplicate him. >> according to san jose police officers responded to a hit and run crash involving a car and a pedestrian around 05:00am monday officers found a victim pinned under a minivan unconscious and not breathing. he died at the scene. loved ones left flowers and notes at the intersection. thanksgiving christmas will not be the same in. those are just right around the corner. >> the gentleman, you know, he's right away from to allied away from us. you took a father away from 2 children. i away from a mother and our brother. >> police arrested edward herrera. he is booked in the santa clara county main jail for murder. investigators say the victim and suspect knew each other and determined the crash to be intentional. but the motive has not yet been released here with a lot of witnesses out there. it was very busy area. >> if you seen something, please don't hesitate to say something. they can stay anonymous. yes, they have a suspect in custody, but they're still of the puzzle

that missing thomas says her brother was heading to their mother's home that morning to help with her cancer treatments. so tough on us right now. and, you know, we can paint a smile on, but inside his words, it's hurting month. >> and thomas's family is raising money for funeral services. we posted details on our website kron 4 dot com reporting in san jose del on kron. 4 news. >> a warning for veterans this morning on a trending scam that falsely promise is benefit increases. california state attorney general rob bonta issued a consumer alert on fake representatives trying to exploit veterans. the scammers are known to offer a faster claims process. bonta says veterans seeking help should find support from a local veteran service officer or va accredited representative. in the south bay and invasive mosquito continues to spread across santa clara county. despite aggressive efforts to control it. officials say the insect can transmit diseases like zika, yellow fever and now

it's been found in south san jose and santa clara county officials are ramping up efforts to eliminate this past their plan, a community meetings to inform residents about the district's plan. residents are urged to remove sources of standing water from their properties which can be breeding grounds for mosquitoes. friday marks 6 years since the camp fire burned in butte county. that fire is known as the deadliest wildfire in california history leaving 85 people dead scorching over 150,000 acres. it destroyed more than 18,000 buildings, including 9,000 homes causing an estimated 16 and a half billion dollars in damages. officials say this blaze was sparked by a combination of high winds and downed pg e power lines. the utility company pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for 84 of the 85 victims. of oakland's getting a boost in its transition to 0 emission cargo handle it. the epa

agents, the epa rather announced its granting the poor 332 million dollars to fund hundreds a clean energy trucks and other low-carbon equipment. officials say this is the largest ever amount of federal funding for any bay area seaport program aimed at cutting emissions. >> after 2 long, low income neighborhoods and communities of color near the park had to bear the brunt pollution and health risks that come with so this investment is about great. first thing, these inequities. >> the port of oakland encompasses nearly 20 miles of west oakland waterfront and supports nearly 100,000 local jobs. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news after cisco's next. mayor addresses the public for the first time since winning the election. >> the changes he's promising the city. plus will be leaving oakland anytime soon. why governor gavin newsom plans to keep officers in east bay. all

right. welcome back. this could be a big weekend for forty-niners fans start running back. christian mccaffrey is expected to make his return and season debut against the tampa bay buccaneers. >> mccaffrey was back on the practice field yesterday before heading to tampa bay. he'd been sidelined by achilles tendon. it has since august. he returned to practice monday and has made it through 3 days on the field without suffering any setbacks. >> look, 8 weeks were extremely unfortunate for i know it's very tough. unions tough. we mentioned election.

especially when she's not. you plan. stuff going right >> more good news for niners fans kicker jake moody and wide receiver juan jennings also expected to return on sunday but deebo samuel and nick bosa are both listed as questionable. wolf are is back in town at the oakland zoo. this year's festival includes a trip to the farm dinosaurs and more. so officials say it's best not to wait until the last minute to get tickets because ticket prices, they say will get higher as you get closer to the day of the event. tickets are on sale now so runs until january. 28th. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news state leaders vowing to oppose president elect donald trump before he even takes office. >> the actions governor gavin newsom says he'll take.

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>> we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs. >> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news, the city by the bay has a new mayor. what we're learning about daniel lurie has plans for office. plus, a rift is brewing between california governor gavin newsom and president elect donald trump. when newsom is vowing to do before trump is even sworn in. and disturbing racist text messages targeting black people across the country, including here in california

with the fbi is saying about this trend and how an outrage bay area parent is responding. all right. welco e back to the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin 7.29. this morning. so let's get a quick check of your forecast with dave spahr high day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not looking too bad for this weekend. you know that still we got it mentioned that new sense was probably the best way of phrasing a little nuisance grizzle here. there is a possibility. but >> really that's an even look like it's coming together. we'll get the clouds and that's starting to build a little bit. you can see some of the high cloudiness there. >> but shot from downtown, there's a san francisco for you embark and arrow right there, right near the exploratorium. if you want to do some physics this afternoon, by the way. meanwhile, the hour by hour forecast. 44 calling it somewhat partly cloudy as we start to see some cloud cover. start to come in here 50 by 09:00am by 10 at 56. this is what it looks like on stormtracker news. you get the high cloudiness first that remember at the surface, we're still fairly dry. so that has to be moistened up, which we will probably get through

today and then we'll open up the skies actually tomorrow afternoon, looking pretty good with all of that. so we're getting more than we bargained for 30's going on inland because the air was still dry. not much the way of winds. and we also had clear skies so that you see recipe to see temperatures do little tumbling act. so here's what we're watching. variable clouds, fairest way to phrase it today. we'll start off with the cloud cover tomorrow. but then clearing up in the afternoon. and then as we get into next week there showers still paid for monday breather. then midweek to latter portion of the week. that's when things also get interesting with unsettled weather in a few shots of some showers highs today. some lower 70's. we'll get more into this coming up later in the broadcast. stephanie. >> a kron 4 your local election headquarters and daniel lurie. he spoke publicly for the first time on friday as san francisco's mayor elect prof was rob nesbitt explains how the man with no political experience is promising big changes for the city. a large crowd of

supporters gathered here in saint marys square for daniel lurie speech. his first time speaking as mayor-elect this city >> will rise again for the first time friday. we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. they have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises saying public safety is his top priority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs and we're going to be compassionate but tough about the conditions of our streets as well. we're going get people the help that they need more mental health and drug treatment. that's surely bucs made a lorry hat for the occasion with ranked choice

voting. london breed was her first pick. and lori was their second choice. she was impressed with what you heard friday everything that i could someone with love this and this is love. saracens goode was from the heart. >> hope >> is alive and well. and san francisco lori's message worked with voters after doing 250 meet and greets 150 merchant walks and his team, not more than 140,000 doors in the city. his win locally happen on the same night that donald trump was elected president. i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i will never i will never let those disagreements get in the way of addressing the problems facing san francisco. i was at mayor london breed's campaign the night of the election at the time. she had very strong words for lori saying, quote, san francisco is not for sale. a lorry spoke today about his phone call with the mayor yesterday saying it was a gracious one and ensuring that his team will work with hers for a smooth transition at city hall.

>> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> the coalition on homelessness in san francisco is asking the mayor elect to take a new approach to addressing the unhoused cabinets. weeps have increased in san francisco over the last several months. i'd like to see on day one, over 700 vacant units in supportive housing be filled. >> and secondly, would like to see a halt to the illegal property destruct destruction that's occurring where people are losing their medications or losing their paperwork. during the campaign, i did speak with mister lurie on his plans for homelessness. >> he spoke about wanting to introduce at least 1000 shelter beds within his for 6 months in office. house advocates, they said they are optimistic about mister lurie entering office because of his work. the anti poverty, nonprofit tipping point. and they're hopeful that he will bring about positive change. more local election news. the fate of the great highway has

been decided prop k his past closing a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard to cars. 7 days a week. this proposition unexpectedly became one of the most divisive political fights in this election season in san francisco. so again, they are permanently closed after a break. well, president elect donald trump is still 2 months away from taking the oval office. but a rift is already brewing between trump and governor gavin newsom. newsom state lawmakers are taking immediate legislative action to counter trump's expected attacks on abortion, immigration and federal disaster aid and the president-elect isn't too happy about that. john fenoglio reports with more on the growing divide. >> california's going stand for governor gavin newsom. making it clear he's ready to bring the fight to president elect donald trump once he takes office in january, we were involved in 122 lawsuits with the trump administration. we know their playbook on

thursday. newsom called a special session of the state legislature to begin next month to prepare legal defenses against the incoming trump administration is potential attacks on abortion rights, environmental protections, disaster funding and immigration. i think he's gonna a faster executive orders. day one. >> we're taking at his word and taking a promises. firing back friday morning on his social media sites saying in part, governor gavin newsom is trying to killer nations. beautiful california. people are being forced to leave due to his and others in same policy decisions. they're making it impossible to build a reasonably priced car. the unchecked and unbalanced homeless catastrophe and the cost of everything in particular, groceries is out of control. also as an agent for the united states of america on voting in elections, i will be demanding the voter id and proof of citizenship are a necessary part and component of the voting process. the united states. >> now an occupied country.

>> but it will soon be. >> and occupied country no longer. >> trump has said once he takes office, he will carry out a mass deportation program of undocumented immigrants starting with convicted criminals immediately upon taking the oath of office. >> i will launch the largest deportation program in american history. let's take more active. but california, the impact that would have economy that shouldn't impact us to tackle the legal immigration. i want our president to succeed and our job. my job is not to wake up every single day. get a quote, our job the spokes a wheel of the trump administration. either. >> were pragmatic. and we will stand for. >> in the east bay, governor gavin newsom announced friday he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. this comes as the operation was

scheduled to end this week. opd wrote this letter in september asking the governors office to extend chp is presence in the area. the operation has netted the arrest of nearly 1200 suspects. the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars and the seizure of more than 100 illegal guns. >> we continue to truly appreciate what governor to see. doing for city county. you can see that this by state level, recognizing the challenges that our city and county spacing will allow us to continue to focus on 9-1-1. call reducing a blind. and so it's huge. and we truly appreciate what the governor and the chp still in >> the governor's office also say he is extending the operation in light recall elections of oakland, mayor sheng thao and alameda county district attorney pamela price. for now, the increase chp activity will last until the end of the year. a top story for us this morning. disturbing text messages sent to block people across the

country referencing cotton picking slavery and plantations prof was less the good and learned the students right here at san francisco are among the victims getting those hateful messages. >> racist text messages are being sent to some african americans nationwide and right here in the bay area, example of one of these messages reads that the recipient has been chosen to pick cotton at the nears plantation. our executive sleighs will be there to pick you up. it goes on to say they will be searched and patted down. the final message says anyone who rent away or doesn't show up will be killed. >> like i wasn't expecting my own 16 year-old child to be experiencing anything like this. >> from the results of, you know, the election and and and all of that. and this is la toya. >> who is a parent of a student who received this text in sacramento. he received. >> from a random number. calling her name out first

name in a name and last name told her basically to get ready to go to pick cotton at the plantation is just just. >> vile, horrible. and something that i would never imagined that my child would receive in this day and age. the san francisco unified school district and the naacp says >> they have received reports of their students receiving these messages and are condemning them. this is like a farce. 5. >> that is burning in this city and nation. doctor reverend amos brown. >> naacp president of the san francisco chapter says at least 15 african-american students. we're set these messages and have experienced in-person bullying as of thursday. >> and word has been used. and they have. been made to feel lonely. not a part of the community. >> he tells me this form of

racism is tied to the results. the presidential election and he's calling for unity sf usd. an open letter to the community says racism of any kind has no place in our community. we do not tolerate any instance of hate bigotry or racism in san francisco schools. we actively are working to support staff with implementing anii-racist approaches both in and out of the classroom. the fbi is currently leading the investigation to the tax. anyone who does receive these messages are asked to report them to law enforcement. let the good in kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news fear amongst immigrants in california over threats of mass deportations. how leaders in the south they are working to ease concerns. but first in the east bay, a man hit and killed by a car in broad daylight. a good samaritan helped police catch the suspect.

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yet. a quick check of the temps. as i mentioned earlier, a bit on the cool side of the recovering nicely, though the sun is joining us here. we have 30's earlier in the hour actually now 40's fairfield, though, 35 30's up here in the north bay, too, starting to get into that winter pattern. don't forget now because we'll get dry nights like this or clear night's low winds and dry air. you're going to get that kind of stuff. occasionally we get some moisture in the forecast. different story. the sierra we were talking about some showers coming our way. snow happening on monday, although a little bit on the warm side of 47 this weekend, by the way, mixed bag, a sun and clouds in the 50's. so sure. certainly chilly. here are your winds. they've shifted now favoring a little bit more of the south. we don't have this offshore wind business by sunday at 03:00pm. there you can see the winds popping a little bit in the east bay. and that will continue all the way into early next week. and monday is actually going tc come with some showers with all of us to still be more involved in that package. not just clouds and rain and then some wind too not real. real long-lasting, but the moisture

level. what kind of environment we're going to? well, first, it's dry today. we kind of moisten up a little bit from kind of a nothing burger of a system that's coming overhead with those scattered clouds note that dew points are getting in the 40's. that's more typical. we've been dealing a lot in the 20's in the 30's, which is much, much drier and provides resistance for any showers aloft 50's. there we go. that's more typical before the rain starts to go. so longer range forecast checking things out. little brief shower here. there's our hit on monday and middle of the week. it's kind of mushy. there's a hit maybe on wednesday and then started to get into the weekend friday morning. but this low doesn't completely lift until it's dropped to the south over the weekend. something to be watched let's a check out your temperatures for today. we've got 60's on the board there also towards the west of the coast. 65 for burning game. 66 foster city. but we head down to the south bay bump. those temps up to the lower 70's, at least lower 70's east bay shoreline, along with tri valley. 71 walnut creek, 67

berkeley, the layout 67, 69 napa in santa rosa at 68. we're kind of reversing things for tomorrow. in other words, we'll start off with cloud cover. but opening up, there's your rain shot for monday wednesday and returning perhaps into the end of the week. stephanie. >> developing this morning, police arrested a murder suspect. investigators say the man ran over someone multiple times and then drove away. kron four's. philippe djegal brings us that story. >> what did you see? i just see that soon after tony witnessed a white dodge pickup truck speed away from the solano town center in fairfield late thursday morning, he learned the driver of the truck just modem and down in the north side parking lot. he hid you know, 3, 4, police say the victim who has not been identified by the solano county coroners office was simply walking through the parking lot when he was struck. he died on scene. investigators have not indicated the suspect and victim knew each other. motive

remains under investigation is probably just working on minding its own business >> he died for their police, say a good samaritan witnessed the incident called 9-1-1 and stayed on the phone with dispatch following the truck for more than 2 miles until police stopped and arrested the driver on east tabor avenue. >> a 25 year-old fairfield resident identified by police as the count to cobb county tow. police say he is well known to officers due to previous mental health holmes kind of crazy. >> in these days that we're living in, we have to be very careful. you know, we never know what's going to happen now. days. it can happen anywhere. now, tony fields for the victims, families that the sect. >> with that, he said, you know, don't was booked for murder into the solano county jail in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> chp needs your help this morning. finding this missing woman. take a good look at your screen. hear officers say lindy schuck car was last seen

thursday afternoon near fairmont drive and foothill boulevard. that's not far from san leandro. if you see her or have any information on where she might be, please call police. in the south bay. local leaders are working to ease the minds of santa clara's immigrant population. california has around 10 million immigrants with just over a 3rd of those being from mexico. the public policy institute of california says as of 2021 just under 2 million of them are undocumented on friday, leaders from across santa clara county, including law enforcement, spoke to reassure residents worried about possible deportation. >> the santa clara county office of the sheriff has a single primary responsibility and that's to protect and serve all residents of this community. regardless of their political affiliation or their immigration status. >> california is a sanctuary state, meaning local and state law enforcement agencies cannot expose residents immigration status to immigration. authorities. and

some state lawmakers and drivers are worried that prices at the pump may rise because of a new policy voted into law on friday. the proposal by the air resources board games to reduce car emissions by regulating fuel supporters say would help climate control issues but could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon next year. >> this means dramatically reduce climate impacts and improve public health. the low carbon fuel standard has been a driving force for innovation and investment and it's drawn more than 4 billion dollars investment in cleaner fuels and technology, which means new businesses and jobs were not aware of economic models that can accurately predict gas prices with any certainty. so we're not predicting gas prices. we don't have the capability of that. >> republicans sent the board a letter urging members to postpone the vote. that request was denied. a state lawmakers voted yesterday and passed the policy in favor of cleaner emissions. a south bay

city is the best small city in california. a new wallet hub study ranked los altos at the top based on education and health. we've make health safety quality of life and affordability compared to other small cities nationwide. los altos made in the 97th percentile 7 other small cities in the bay area made it there as well. they include paulo also livermore saratoga, dublin, menlo park mountain view cupertino. we'll be right back. all right. if you'd like

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police department, you've got a chance with coffee with a cop. the oakland police department is hosting a community conversation this coming tuesday from 11:00am to 01:00pm at the mcdonalds on international boulevard. police say this is a great opportunity to meet your local officers, ask questions and work together with them to strengthen and build trust in the local community. and so fun happening in the east bay, the 2024 public comic con happens today at the central library in berkeley. the event starts at 10 30 and runs until 4.30, event organizers say is a free events. this comic book artist cosplay. it's fun for all ages. this is just a one-day event. so make sure you check it out while it's still in town. and a reminder, stay up to date on local news, weather and sports by streaming kron. 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. it's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung. you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron 4 mobile app or just watch us

online kron. 4 dot com. lots of options for you. coming up in our next hour, the weekend morning news oakland mayor sheng thao response to recall movement against her. >> the latest results showing 64% of voters in favor removing her from office. we cannot wait months. >> we cannot wait for a long process. we need the county of clara to move swiftly and ensure our lives protected. >> and cern's rising this week over the future of east san jose hospital and the vital emergency services. provides. if you're looking to pick up this morning, we have the perfect event to give you that java jolt organizers for the san francisco coffee festival joining us live in the studio this morning. stick around for the perfect brew on the kron.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a big change in the east bay. it appears oakland mayor sheng thao is stepping down and accepting the recall effort against her. how she's defending her record on the job. plus, another hotly contested recall in the east bay. more than 60% alameda county voters want da pamela price off the job. the next steps to fill her position. >> it's a complete roller coaster. we wear a hat, peace and now very severely depressed. the future of some emergency care in san jose is up in the air after the sale of this hospital was put on hold. >> we're explaining the

contract negotiations slowing things down. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday november, the 9th. and we continue our coverage for you this morning with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i'm not a bad weekend in store for you. we have the interruption of some clouds and also some breezy conditions here. and there. but as far as any real rain with this, not really it's going to hold off pretty much until monday, but we are going to moisten up the atmosphere a little bit. and that's also good news, too. >> because that lessens the fire threat, of course, half moon bay live shot coming in there. kind of reflecting we're talking about some of the cloud cover already making its appearance there a bit stormtracker kind of shows this kind of grazing across the beijing will notice there again. variable clouds, mixed bag of sun and clouds. the bigger picture shows that upstream by monday. that's what the real players going to

be. and we expect more towards the latter portion of next week to several hits. this picture coming in from walnut creek james fletcher was up early and about milking the cows and such an step. this nice little picture for us. you idea what it's looking like and tri valley this morning. temperature check for you. we've got a lot of 50's and 40's. now when we joined you this morning was in the 30's little chilly for the some of those inland valleys, even at this late hour up in the north bay. again, somewhat typical when you have clear skies, dry air and not much in the way of winds there. we have the contrast to yesterday. we're kind of closing that gap a little bit even in the morning hours this afternoon. in fact, we'll probably see numbers pretty similar to what they were yesterday. 50 at 09:00am. let's do about 56 come 10 and we do see some scattered clouds and they're the computers having some trouble kind of differentiating this because of the mixed bag of sun and clouds will get more into this. coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. oakland mayor sheng thao released a statement accepting the recall results. she wrote, quote,

thank you for choosing me to serve as your mayor as the first hmong american woman to become the mayor of a major american city. it has been the honor of my lifetime. i am deeply proud of the progress we created together and i am committed to ensuring we stay on track by supporting a smooth transition. the race to recall tell is not yet been called, but the effort to get her out of office continues to lead with 64% of voters in support. meantime, the race to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price was called last night by the associated press. 65% of voters supported her recall. price is now the first da and alameda county's history to be removed from office to a recall election. supporters of that move say that they are ready to move forward and hope the board of supervisors acts quickly to choose a replacement kron four's. noelle bellow has the details. >> we think that there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office. and we'd like to see them act as quickly as

possible. >> campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we felt coming into the last few weeks. she was helping out quite a bit by making a lot of, you know, mistakes are self and we're not surprised that we're pleading. and, you know, 65, 30 35% price took office in 2022. becoming the first african-american woman to hold the county's top prosecutor >> just about a year later, though, the group save alameda for everyone launched the effort to recall her on election night. those in favor of the recall were happy with the early returns showing two-thirds of voters supported the efforts to get her out of office. she is not being just to the victims. she's favor in the criminals and it's just getting worse. the race was officially called in favor of the recall by the associated press. our big thing and really the reason this started

was because >> she was mistreating victims and she was re-sentencing letting people back out on the street without telling victims those those dangerous violent criminals. the times for showing up the doors of victims. >> the oakland police officers union released a statement thanking voters for standing with them in supporting the recall saying they stood with victims of crime price joins the list of california progressives, including la district attorney george gascon. don't in losing office this year. moore says voters are looking for someone who's going to have a more balanced approach while holding criminals accountable might say, you know, everybody on the safe. the alameda for everyone. team were all progressives and we want progressive policies. we just don't want to go, you know, too far where it endangers the lives the people of alameda county. >> and that was kron four's. noelle bellow reporting for us this morning. we have reached out to price's office for comment and will update you as

soon as we get a response. and once that vote is certified, a committee appointed by the board of supervisors will select applicants for the da role and those folks would then be publicly interviewed during the supervisors meeting, whoever is ultimately appointed will have to run for reelection in 2026. the winner from their will serve out the final 2 years of prices term. other election news, former bart board member lateefah simon is headed to the u.s. capitol. she defeated fellow democrat jennifer tran. simon will succeed. representative barbara lee in district 12 representing parts of the east bay in congress. lee had been in the position since 1998. vacating office earlier this year to run for senate. simon was born legally blind and has served on the bart board of directors since 2016. a social media platform x you vow to fight for representation and equality for all. the search continued friday for several missing boaters after 2 vessels capsized in bodega bay. the first boat sunk last

saturday. one person died and 4 others remain missing. and 11 year-old boy was rescued and taken to the hospital. the second boat capsize monday morning, killing one man. another is still missing. sonoma county sheriff's deputies say that their search and rescue teams are making sure nothing goes unchecked. they asked anyone on the sonoma coast to keep an eye out for debris or anything that might be related to those missing boaters. we're staying on top of the big story out of the south bay, the future of this, the san jose hospital is in question this morning. and so are the essential emergency services. it provides the sale of regional medical center is on hold until a santa clara county leaders can agree on a contract with a nurses union. pope was jack moment explains what's being done to get past this roadblock. >> eastside san jose residents had a sigh of relief this summer when they found out the regional medical center would be sold by its corporate voters to the county of santa clara, which would be able to better funded stroke and heart attack units. but now doctors

and nurses are even more worried saying that if the sale does not go it could result in hundreds of layoffs. it's a complete roller coaster. we were happy said now we're very severely depressed from holland is an icu nurse for regional medical center says she felt great knowing this hospital would go to santa clara county this summer and out of the hands of hca healthcare, which at one point was going to got their trauma center. felt like it would be a little bit more stable the county. but now the sale is in jeopardy. the california nurses association rejecting a contract friday that would have released the nurses to join a new union once they became employed under santa clara county. >> that's it's just about the money for them and not worry about the community and the patients and people that come here. regional medical center told kron 4 news in a statement, quote, we are appalled and shocked that cna leadership has refused to grant the necessary agreement for santa clara county to purchase regional medical center. we do not understand their rationale and will need

to regroup to determine next steps. the union is supposed to represent us and the majority of us wants to sail to go through. >> and and there very blatantly not listening to what the nurses want to do. the california nurses association would not go into detail about the negotiations but told front for it supports the sale its nurses say that's a lie because they that they're just lying to and makes me very angry at impromptu rally friday after the contract was rejected. >> other hospital staff like daniel sanchez, sate layoffs are looming. if the sale does not go through the walls there will be layoffs and possibly reduction of 50% of staff, 50% is about 500 employees. it would be disastrous for the hospital which also provides critical services to east side residents who are primarily latino and low-income. i mean, we're in the heart of the side of san jose. we have a lot of traumas that too come here. >> and now they're having to be routed back to santa clara valley. medical the hospital told me that they will regroup

with the county of santa clara to figure out how to best move forward in the coming days. >> meantime, many of the nurses i spoke with say that they're fearful if they don't get their nurses unions blessing, this could spell disaster for the hospital reported here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> the organization walk sf and families for safe streets. hung up memorial signs friday at more than 300 fatal traffic crash locations in san francisco. they say the signs are to honor victims and to show the scale of these tragedies in the city since 2014, the memorial signs were installed leading up to the city's 10th annual world day of remembrance. track of traffic victims on sunday, november 17th, according to the group in san francisco, around 30 people are killed in traffic crashes each year and more than 500 are severely injured. another tech company is cutting jobs. san francisco based real estate tech company open door announced plans to let go of around 300 people. that's about 17% of its

workforce. the company says it expects to say 50 million dollars as a result. open door headquarters is on post street near market. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it's a big weekend for 40 niner fans. >> a team takes on the tampa bay buccaneers tomorrow. stay with us for an update on running back. christian mccaffrey ahead of the game. >> vile, horrible. and something that i would never imagined that my child would receive in this day and age. >> plus, disturbing racist text messages targeting black people across the country including here in california. the reaction from parents of a san francisco student who got one of those messages. but first, if you're looking to pick up this morning, we have the perfect event to give you that java jolt. after the break, organizers for the san francisco coffee festival join us live in studio with the perfect brew. >> i assure you i will come out of the box this way. i need the job. a job. for this

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>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. just a beautiful sight to wake up to 14. dave, in terms of the weather, what should folks be aware of as they start to get up for their morning coffee? a little bit of variety is probably the best way we can kind of say all of this here. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. look at my picture here, too. we get some

of listening light here in the colors and all that. >> i know it's kind of ominous in the middle there, but that's just the way the cameras set up in the way that the latest coming up, a rising up over the background. what we got the day planner. yeah, we have that isolated sprinkle. we got a mention for san francisco. that's an official thing. i don't think most people going to see it. you might even see it up in the norih bay, but it's a lot of dry air in not much moisture at all. 65 67 can cool and breezy few clouds. san jose at 73. alright, look ahead. we're talking about today. got those scattered clouds. that's basically the deal. cool and breezy tomorrow morning clouds but clearing out the timing has worked in our favor. do all the cloud cover business can retain so your heat a bit won't be as cold and then yeu clear out the skies for the afternoon. not too shabby. the next week we've got showers on monday and another hit midweek on. that's what the dots are for their because it's somewhat unsettled to take us all the way through saturday. now, that's way up there. sometimes systems can get kind of them will train wreck here a little bit. so you have to get little spacing for all of

this as the models go forward, we'll get a better handle on that. but that's the general game plan. we have temperatures right now. we got lower 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline. still a little cooler inland in the 40's, but that's a recovery from the 30's that we saw last hour up in the north bay here, too, got the 30's. you can see that popping at 51. they're not too bad. all right. back to future cast here. you can see the scattered clouds kind of all day variable. there's that little shot of printing shower aloft might get that on the north bay. if you're lucky it's going up your car. that's about it with that. so then we have the cloud cover overnight. we get to around 10:00am look at this. already clearing out. there's your sunday. not bad clouds come back again. by sunday night and then into monday. there's monday morning for you and that shot of rain. it looks to be favoring the north bay, not widespread. just yes. we got a mention some rain for monday. by that time, the atmosphere will be prepped for it. not yet there. as we take a look at the dewpoints, we'd like to see numbers. more favorable for rain hitting the ground in the 50's. you can see there in

the 30's get a little better this afternoon into sunday. there we go. now it's all set for getting those showers at the ground. all right. forecast highs today with the lower 70's for most of the east bay. 68 for oakland up north, mostly in the 60's next couple of days for you. we'll keep it in the lower 70's going forward. however, when that system by monday gets here, look out. it's into the 60's. oh, i'm 70, back to you. >> state where we have just the thing to wake you up. well, as you wake up with us with your cup of morning joe, we're talking about an event that stirred a perk you up. joining us live now to spill the beans with a look at what they're brewing up is sharon healy and eileen rinaldi with the san francisco coffee festival. good morning to you, % ladies more. good morning, stephanie. of course. we're so happy to have you here. and this just smells amazing. i'm sure a taste. amazing. but first of all, tell us a little bit about the coffee festival and you also run your or your

own individual coffee businesses to correct kids. so i own ritual coffee, which is based here in san francisco. we rose to just a few blocks away and some and we have 5 locations. 3 san francisco. >> one at sfo and one of map. a fantastic. and how about for you? >> i'm sharon healy and on the ceo of psych last started earlier this year, we have 3 cafes and restoration, san francisco, one registry in los angeles. and we also have an e-commerce business as well. congratulations you know, when you're sick said thank you. did you both get looped into the coffee festival and how long has this been going on for? the san francisco coffee festival? thing going on for 8 years. and this is the 8th year you've been participating every year. yeah. i mean, if there's a coffee events and together, we're going to be that the testing. and so you've brought some samples to show us today, which should with which we've got a little tasting exercise. i'm that it's a very simple thing. >> your viewers can do it at home, know gadgets, no fancy equipment required. but what

we want to do is walk you through. simplified version some of the steps of how a coffee professional coffee to lot of what will be happening at the coffee festival this weekend. how so start. we had each have a cup of dry coffee. so again, however, you brew coffee at home. just take a moment. close your eyes, smell ground, come home the fragrance. amazing. that is amazing. >> just smelling that just wakes me up. without even having to taste it exactly as if you want to get, you know, into the tasting notes, you can start to think about what my smelling are associated with another smell. you know something, yes, tasted candidates you know, and it's very similar want, especially with specialty coffee. once you start getting into this, it's similar to wine when you're living learning about winds in the fragrance and smelling, ok, very so what sort of flavor notes should we be expecting with lights on it? i ruin it for

>> all right. so next we just a cup of brewed and we have this is the company's been, which is that a special tastings moment? you could use a soup spoon or a table spent at home. >> so just take a little bit of the liquid into the bowl of the spoon and you're going to slurp just like you do with why and what that does is that area. it's the coffee lets it across your palate to get a chance to taste all of the different nuances of the coffee. >> go ahead. yes, no. i mean, and in our industry, you do this to to really make sure your understanding how the coffee's developing and making sure that it's the flavor profiles of in roasted to perfection. very out. tell us a little bit about what we're tasting. yes, so. interestingly, both of the coffee is a class and rich going to be featuring this weekend at the coffee festival are from the same region. and hunter s the santa barbara region of hundreds. so the copy that were drinking today. >> is the ritual coffee. it's up from evan murray. now it's a kenyan variety of coffee. so

it's a cover it that originally was an heirloom variety was growing in kenya and that was transplanted to honduras. so to me, when i taste this coffee, it has a really juicy mouthfeel. yes, it has. feeling really like a fruit in city kind of like, you know, biting into a to me like i mean, this is my right now. so i'm i'm biased. yeah. well, i'm loving how you're describing this now. what would you say is we just have a little bit of time left to what would you say makes a well brewed cup of coffee, which is safe. >> oh, man there. i we have i mean, >> they're now now there's so many factors and you can you can just make right each one a little bit better. it results in a better cup of coffee. it's it's really about figuring out the different bring methods that are specific to that coffee. and so really quickly, we have from the santa barbara region under us, the dog, the munoz geisha variety, which that's a noted for its floral

characteristics as well and fruit fruit flavors. and so. >> again, you why you would want to look different ways of pour over. that's a lot of people have at home is a really great way to bring out the characteristics of the coffee, lovely. and in just the remaining bit of time, we have left about 30 seconds here. want to make sure we get this information. how can people find you? where's the festival happening? when is it as the coffee festival is this weekend at fort mason saturday and sunday, there are still tickets available, which is amazing because it usually sells out. and, you know, i believe that san francisco is the best city in the world for coffee. and so coming to the coffee festival is an amazing way to experience. >> you know what's going on in in the bay area? coffee scene? yes. and we're really excited to be able to interact with people have great conversations, educate them on the world, especially coffee. >> fantastic eileen. and shared with the san francisco coffee festival. thank you so much. you for having definitely right. yes, all right. we'll be right back.

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field without suffering any setbacks. >> look, 8 weeks were extremely unfortunate for i know it's very tough tough, physically, mentally rescue and just not how you plan the stuff going right >> more good news for niners fans kicker jake moody and wide receiver fun jennings are also expected to return sunday. but deebo samuel and nick bosa are both listed as questionable. all right. well, bay area hello, kitty fans have more to celebrate this morning. and newscenter rios store opened in cupertino on friday. the japanese company is behind the hello kitty. brand shoppers picked up hello kitty merchandise and enjoyed fun giveaways and even hello, kitty herself made appearance there. the new store is located at cupertino marketplace. and wolf are is back in town at the oakland zoo. this festival includes a trip to the farm dinosaurs and

more. so officials say it's best not to wait until the last minute because ticket prices will get higher as the zoo gets closer to the day of the event. tickets are now on sale and grew florida's ron until january. 28. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. emphasis goes next. mayor addresses the public for the first time since winning election. >> the changes he's promising the same. plus he hp won't be leaving open anytime soon governor gavin newsom. plans to keep officers in the east bay. and state leaders vowing to oppose president elect donald trump before he even takes office. the actions governor gavin newsom says he'll take.

>> we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs. >> now the kron 4 weekend morning news. the city by the bay has a new mayor. what we're learning about daniel lurie has plans for office. plus, a rift is brewing between california governor gavin newsom and president elect donald trump. what newsom is vowing to do before trump is even sworn in. and disturbing racist text messages targeting black people across the country, including here in california with the fbi is saying about this trend and how an outraged bay area parents is responding. all 30 this morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar a

day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, we got a score that we have for friday in terms of we have some scattered clouds to deal with. there is that ice a little chance. a little sprinkle make an appearance in your neighborhood. most likely it's going to be in the north bay and you'd be lucky to get it for the most part. just moistening up the lower levels of the atmosphere. and that's important with fire season at hand that we have more help have happening into next week. first things first, the beauty shot as you can see from barca darrow right near its moratorium. i promise yes, there you have it and a little bit hazy sunshine, just a touch and that will be incorporated with more of those scattered clouds throughout the day today. hour by hour again, variable clouds probably were care. 56 at 10:00am by 11 will do about 61. not bad on those temperatures, by the way. so enjoy that this weekend because that's going to change next week and chilly little flavor of winter trying to develop here. here are the scattered clouds you can see across the bay. looks like we're getting a little break upstream. meanwhile, those temperatures were in the 50's and 40's mix snow up north. we

have a couple 30's hanging on like fairfax at 38. but earlier this morning are a lot more 30's littered in some of those inland spots. so what we're looking at is variable clouds for today tomorrow afternoon, clearing. so we'll start with the cloud cover opening up. the skies should still see those 70's the next week. showers on monday. take a breather early week and then they'll be some shots of rain as we finish off the week put all this together for you. coming up in a bit, stephanie. dave, thank you. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and daniel lurie spoke publicly for the first time friday as san francisco's mayor elect kron four's. rob nesbitt explains how the man with no political experience is promising big changes for the city. a large crowd of supporters gathered here in saint marys square for daniel lurie speech. his first time speaking as mayor-elect this city >> will rise again for the first time friday. we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city

delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. they have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises saying public safety is his top priority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tough and those that are dealing drugs and we're going to be compassionate but tough about the conditions of our streets as well. we're going get people the help that they need more mental health and drug treatment. that's surely bucs made a lorry hat for the occasion with ranked choice voting. london breed was her first pick. and lori was their second choice. she was impressed with what you heard friday everything that i could someone with love this and this is love. saracens goode was from the heart. >> hope >> vs alive and well. and san

francisco lori's message worked with voters after doing 250 meet and greets 150 merchant walks and his team knocked more than 140,000 doors in the city. his win locally happen on the same night that donald trump was elected president. i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i will never i will never let those disagreements get in the way of addressing the problems facing san francisco. i was at mayor london breed's campaign the night of the election at the time. she had very strong words for lori saying, quote, san francisco is not for sale. a lorry spoke today about his phone call with the mayor yesterday saying it was a gracious one and ensuring that his team will work with hers for a smooth transition at city hall. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> the coalition on homelessness in san francisco is asking the mayor elect to take a new approach to addressing the unhoused h m is sweeps have increased over the last several months. over 700 vacant units in supportive housing be filled.

>> and secondly, would like to see a halt to the illegal property destruct destruction that's occurring where people are losing their medications or losing their paperwork during the campaign that spoke with me on his plans for homelessness. he said he planned to build 1500 emergency shelter beds within his first 6 months in office. and how's advocates said they are optimistic the mayor elect will bring positive change given his experience leading the nonprofit organization tipping point which raised 500 million dollars to address homelessness in the bay area. and in more election news, the fate of the great highway has been decided. prop k is past closing a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard. 2 cars. 7 days a week that proposition unexpectedly became one of the most divisive political fights this election season in san francisco. and president-elect trump is still 2 months away from taking the oval office. but a rift is already brewing between trump and governor gavin newsom. newsom and state

lawmakers are taking immediate legislative action to counter trump's expected attacks on abortion, immigration and federal disaster aid. and the president-elect is not too happy about it. johnson olio reports with more on the growing divide. >> california's going to stand governor gavin newsom making it clear he's ready to bring the fight to president elect donald trump once he takes office in january, we are involved in 122 lawsuits with the trump administration. we know their playbook on thursday, newsom called a special session of the state legislature to begin next month to prepare legal defenses against the incoming trump administration is potential attacks on abortion rights, environmental protections, disaster funding and immigration. i think he's gonna a faster executive orders. day one. >> we're taking at his word and taking a promises. firing back friday morning on his social media sites saying in part, governor gavin newsom is trying to killer nations,

beautiful california. people are being forced to leave due to his and others in same policy decisions. they're making it impossible to build a reasonably priced car. the unchecked and unbalanced homeless catastrophe and the cost of everything in particular, groceries is out of control. also as an agent for the united states of america on voting in elections, i will be demanding the voter id and proof of citizenship are a necessary part and component of the voting process. the united states. >> now an occupied country. >> but it will soon be. >> and occupied country no longer. >> trump has said once he takes office, he will carry out a mass deportation program of undocumented immigrants starting with convicted criminals immediately upon taking the oath of office. >> i will launch the largest deportation program in american history. let's take more active. but california, the impact that would have economy that shouldn't impact

us to tackle legal immigration. i want our president to succeed and our job. my job is not to wake up every single day. larger the spokes of a wheel of the trump administration. either. >> and were pragmatic. and we will stand for. >> that was our john fenoglio reporting for us. meantime, in the east bay, governor gavin newsom announced friday he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. this comes as the operation was scheduled to end this week. opd wrote this letter in september asking the governors office to extend the chp is present. the operation has led to the arrest of nearly 1200 suspects. the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars and the seizure of over 100 illegal weapons. >> we continue to truly appreciate what governor to see. doing for city county. you can see that this by state

level, recognizing the challenges that our city and county spacing will allow us to continue to focus on 9-1-1. call reducing a blind. and so it's huge. and we truly appreciate what the governor and the chp still in >> the governor's office also said he's extending the operation given the recall elections of oakland, mayor sheng thao and alameda county district attorney pamela price. for now, the increase chp presence will last until the end of the year. in the east bay. a man now faces several charges in connection to a double shooting in san leandro earlier this year. complaint says leo evans killed jennifer jordan and hurt another person during a shooting outside a liquor store in february. jordan died from her injuries at a local hospital. investigators eventually arrested evans in october at his home in oakland. he faces one count of murder and multiple other charges. district attorney pamela price announced friday that if convicted evans will serve between 40 years to life in prison. and a top story for

us this morning, disturbing text messages sent to black people across the country referencing cotton picking slavery and plantations proffers lezla gooden learned students in san francisco are among the victims receiving those hateful messages. >> racist text messages are being sent to some african americans nationwide and right here in the bay area, example of one of these messages reads that the recipient has been chosen to pick cotton at the nears plantation. our executive sleighs will be there to pick you up. it goes on to say they will be searched and patted down. the final message says anyone who rent away or doesn't show up will be killed. >> like i wasn't expecting my own 16 year-old child to be experiencing anything like this. >> from the results of, you know, the election and and all of that. and this is la toya. >> who is a parent of a student who received this text in sacramento. he received.

>> from a random number. calling her name out first name in a name and last name told her basically to get ready to go to pick cotton at the plantation is just just. >> vile, horrible. and something that i would never imagined that my child would receive in this day and age. the san francisco unified school district and the naacp says >> they have received reports of their students receiving these messages and are condemning them. this is like a farce. 5. >> that is burning in this city and nation. doctor reverend amos brown. >> naacp president of the san francisco chapter says at least 15 african-american students. we're set these messages and have experienced in-person bullying as of thursday. >> and word has been used. and they have. been made to feel

lonely. not a part of the community. >> he tells me this form of racism is tied to the results. the presidential election and he's calling for unity sf usd. an open letter to the community says racism of any kind has no place in our community. we do not tolerate any instance of hate bigotry or racism in san francisco schools. we actively are working to support staff with implementing anti-racist approaches both in and out of the classroom. the fbi is currently leading the investigation to the tax. anyone who does receive these messages are asked to report them to law enforcement. let the good in kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 weekend morning news of the island local election headquarters. and introducing you to the newly elected candidates in the bay area. francisco city attorney david chiu joins us live in studio with plans for his turn and how his office is responding

to a second trump presidency. >> and with us a variable clouds working their magic. ee'll see temperatures in the lower 70's. some folks may get lucky enough to get enough to in a couple drops on the windshield perhaps this afternoon. but the most part looking like a pretty sweet. we can all get more details coming up at t

>> all right. welcome back. a 45 this morning and live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. looking just gorgeous out there. you can see the sun and those blue skies day.

>> yeah, pretty sweet. start to the day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another vantage point for you from our sutro cam. there's the golden gate off to the distance. you see the shadows at work as well. you saw that other picture. there's some of the high cloudiness and sometimes that happens at night. you get a ring around the moon that means rain. well, there is some truth to that. sometimes that happens. that just means a layer of moisture is building up starting up at the high level which you have ice crystals and then it starts to thicken up as you get later on. well, we're not really going to see much from the system, but it is a system coming in to bring us some cloud cover. make note of that. sure. variable clouds expected today. temperatures for you. we've got 50's and 40's mixture for the most part up north here. still working on the couple fairfax, the chilly spot. 39, but we've graduated at least up to the 40's and most locations. now what's going on far checking things out on the tropics. real quick. this is a tropical storm. rafael, talk about this earlier. hurricane center called raphael. and as we go forward, it doesn't know exactly what it wants to do. and boom, go south through the bay up and camp haiti. now it

says a tropical depression at this point or even almost a tropical wave. now, look what happens when it strikes land, whatever it is and what you get a lot of times, just some heavy rain throughout all the graffiti, which is heavy, mountainous terrain and that can cause a lot of flash flooding, even though it's long since exited the news. so that typically happens with tropical systems like that when they're landfalling. meanwhile, what's going on? the sierra turning to snow by monday. and this is just the start. we have a whole series of these as we get into next week. not a lot of moisture quantitatively. and the first thing we have to get through is today barely dry air working on that for sunday. this is now sunday morning. at this point, the skies actually open up into the afternoon, but we moisten things up and prepped by monday morning for some earnest rain showers. he might even have the sunday morning commute on monday with dew points in the 50's. that's more typical. we don't say normal but more typical. we would get with the rain event. doesn't provide much resistance. longer-range out again. we're fiddling around with what we're getting this weekend, which is kind of a

nothing burger as far as that's concerned. let's get into monday. there we have it. some mountain snow is working in there, too. take a breather. midweek, little chance of maybe picking up some showers, maybe. but the end of the week is kind of wishy-washy here with a couple of hits. and that looks pretty potent as we go into friday morning with mountain snows and we're still not done as moore is upstream. so this is a nice little pattern getting into next week. a little different we've experienced in. you're gonna have some cooler temperatures with that to 66 san francisco and obviously along the coast with clouds building to it. so chilly day for the coast today. 65 burning again. foster city 66 70 from mountain view in the south bay, only lower 70's, a little cooler than yesterday, east bay shoreline, lower 70's mash with tri valley as well. 71 walnut creek berkeley at 67. let's do about a 67 for delay. in pittsburgh, 70 69 fairfield. 69 also for a nap and santa rosa at 68. and you want more 60's. we got him all next week, as you will notice again, watching monday, wednesday. that will be for

kind of a drizzle thing. and then some showers for your friday. stephanie. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and san francisco city officials are responding to news of another trump presidency and the potential legal challenges that could come with it. joining me live now is city attorney david chiu, who just won reelection to his position this week. thanks so much for joining us. david, thanks for having me on this morning. absolutely. first of all, congratulations on getting reelected to office. how does it feel? >> it feels good. and i'm really proud of the work in my office and holding special interest accountable and helping solve the problems of the day. but in light of everything that's happening, it feels really to come out to ken and significant given all the challenges we're facing at this time. all right. well, you also did campaign for kamala harris's. well, you on the campaign trail when she was working to get the word out about reproductive rights and her platform around that. us through what that journey was like. >> well, i've known a vice president for 26 years since

we met as young prosecutors in the san francisco da's office. and i've known her for that entire time of someone who's just brilliant and compassionate and incredible. fearless leader. >> and like so many, i'm just heartbroken at the results this week. she had so much promise. so much hope for us. but now we're in a very, very different space. so we are, of course, facing a second trump presidency was sort of legal battles. are you anticipating facing the city of san francisco given? >> that donald trump is expected another term in office? >> well, obviously the national news this week was devastating and it's going to change the work of my during the first trump administration. our office had dozens of legal matters challenging what the trump administration was trying to to defending our city and so many different ways and given how donald trump house complete disdain for the rule of law, given the 900 pages and project 2025. our work is cut out for us. we're going to be extremely busy defending so many aspects of san francisco

of our country, our values, our policies, everything is going to be at risk. specific values and policies do anticipate being under threat here? >> well, i think everything from, you know, starting with a woman's reproductive writes to his threat to mass support. our immigrant communities, too. what he wants to do when it comes to environmental regulations, dangers and challenges to consumers, to workers. and and he has been very specifically targeting california. and so unfortunately, there's just so much we're gonna have to be doing now. we also, of course, heard from attorney general rob bonta just yesterday with regards to what his office is planning for the years ahead. >> have you had any conversations with the state ag about this sort of thing? and has he responded in any particular way? >> so attorney general bonta is a close friend. we worked and the legislature together.

we have spoken over many months about this possibility. but now that it's here, we're starting to get together. i've been in touch with not just him and his office, but folks all over the country who are in the same situation knowing that our communities at risk, knowing that we're going to have to stand up fight back >> do you think he's running for governor in 2026. attorney general. yes, you know, i'll leave that question up to him. i think there are a lot of folks that are encouraging him to do so. i know he's got some decisions to make and we'll see what happens. >> and the next couple of months, alright, well, staying on election news, of we did just elect a new mayor in san francisco. >> curious to get your how does your office plan to partner with mayor elect lurie to make sure that san francisco saved by run for the residents here. >> what we're gonna have a lot of new folks at san francisco city hall. at least 4 new supervisors potentially more. we have our mayor elect to ran as an outsider who has not worked in city hall for all of

them were going to work as quickly as we can to get them up to speed on the myriad of issues that we're going to be facing from homelessness and public safety to lawsuits and other challenges. the trump administration. it'll be a lot of briefings will be working very closely with them both to get them up to speed on what's happening, but also to work with them on their new ideas and how we move san francisco fort know mister lurie has brought up the fact that i mean, we all know that he is a narrative. levi strauss fortune spent a record amount on this mayoral. >> election, a 13 million dollars, i believe was out. >> he's mentioned that he doesn't plan to take a salary when he goes into office and he's mention that he might have thought he may have conversations with your office with regards to that. have you heard from him on that i read about that yesterday in the papers. i'm sure will be a topic of discussion very soon. look forward to working with him to figure out how to >> do that. and the million other things that we're going to have to figure out. yeah, sounds like it's going to be a very really busy year. >> all right. anything else a voter should be expecting from

you in the months to come? >> well, listen, we have are always been fighting special interests that are looking to endanger san francisco, whether it be the opioid industry, whether it be deepfake companies, whether it be folks that are trying to defraud consumers or take advantage of workers or take advantage of tenants. also looking for to thinking of how we problem solve, how do we move our city forward given the challenges that we've had, we've made some headway when it comes to homelessness and public safety in the last year. but obviously there's a lot more work to be done. we've got to figure out how to bring our downtown back and get our small business is thriving again, we're gonna have an awful lot of work. and then you add to it the lair of what the trump administration is going to the san francisco city attorney's office will be firing. 24 7. >> alright, san francisco city attorney david chu, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having me on. all right. we'll be right back. all right, a little fun

happening in the east bay this morning. the 2024 public comic con is today at the central library in berkeley. it starts at 10. 30 goes until 04:30pm, event. organizers say this is a free event with comic book artist. you can dress up as your favorite comic book character. this is fun for all ages and this is a one-day event. so make sure you check it out while it's in town and your should help keep you warm unless you're going like wonder, woman or someone that delay or, you know, code you'll need to. it's getting cool as we get next week. we're watching a couple batches of showers coming our

way and more on kron on will be there. yes. make sure you switch on over to kron on our 24 hour. streaming service will be. you'll catch our 09:00am hour of the news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on the cover weekend morning news and we'll see you over on kron-on in

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