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 i go into the wild. man: this is actually the largest species of owl in the entire world. please welcome, hermes! the eurasian eagle-owl, everybody. >> it's not about i'm confident. and i will not be charged with a crime because i innocent. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the recall vote for 2 top east bay officials has

finally been approved. why this boat is making history. plus bomb threats polling locations across the country, including in the south bay, a local police responded. and multiple burglars caught on camera kicking down the door of east bay camera store. what learning about those the key break it. it said. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the call for weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday november, the 10th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar high day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and up for a nice sunday in store for you some scattered clouds to kind of give you some colors ation in the skies. but beyond that, it's turning almost mostly sunny for most folks this afternoon, not too bad on those temps to around 70. >> next week, things completely change. but we've been talking a lot about that and we will this morning as well. what you can expect into

next week. look at that picture there. nice, beautiful start there at half. moon bay, almost the cover of a book or a painting, if you will. nice calm seas. you can see as well. these the scattered clouds i mentioned earlier, a little bit to kind of start the day. these are actually in the thin on out as the day progresses here. so looking pretty good on that front way upstream. there you see that that your monday morning commute right there waiting for you. just going play itself out before it arrives in the town in the later morning commute looks like so we're more favoring the 8 to 9 o'clock hour. early morning. commuters might be spared a lot of this. the on that. let's see. we've got going on here for as far as our temperatures. we have the 40's on board some 30's here for dublin. you can see a 37 up north 30's as well. now these numbers are actually close to where they were this time from yesterday. all those pretty chilly yesterday morning and even ahead for places like nevada was with some cloud cover to kind of help out a little bit. so 45 atm? yes, some clouds to deal with, but we should break this up a little bit. 59. it looks like by 10:00am coming up in a bit

here. we'll be talking about that. what commute tomorrow morning, stephanie. >> our top story this morning is out of the east bay where voters have approved the recall of 2 top officials, district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao who conceded to the recall on friday, was lindsey ford brings us analysis from a local political expert. >> this is the first successful recall against the mayor of oakland and the alameda county district attorney david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state university says both are historic and similar in both cases. you have women of color. >> who are attacked and buy big-ticket fund or she can't eliminate but it does give us some idea in terms of what is going on with the recall process. >> statewide officials who are recalled typically don't pan out. but when recalls are put on the ballot on a local level, mcewan says it tends to be successful. you go to the

local level and local jurisdictions, there are twice as many local jurisdictions. >> that have the ability to have a recall. and it's also percolating throughout the united states. but it usually attached to malfeasance or scandal in office. something happens with the office holder and there's an attempt to recall. >> pamela price often faced criticism from constituents claiming her policies were too soft on crime. >> for the da that involved winning with just 53% of the vote. and so her political opponents were never satisfied. and and we're also in a place where they would want to take advantage of situations like perceptions of criminal justice reform aired more on the side of offenders that on victims for mayor thao. >> mcewan says optics were often the issue. there's the oakland a's situation. there's just a perception that city hall was not functioning well, mayor thao also received a lot of criticism for her decision to fire police chief leronne armstrong. and when her home

was raided in june of this year by the fbi, tal maintains she has done nothing wrong. this investigation. it's not about me. i've not been charged with a crime and i'm confident that i will not be charged with a crime because i am innocent. mcewan also says a yes vote on a recall is more than just voter angst. it's the voters sending a message to all politicians. and when you're captain of the ship. >> unfortunately, when the ship kind of scrapes against iraq, that's on. you. and that's where our politics are at right now. and so that makes it really tough. and so the recall, as a as a weapon as a threat as a device, and it's here to stay. >> lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, for a show local election headquarters, san francisco voters passed highly watched proposition k city officials. they confirm those results on saturday. prop k will allow the great highway a road that runs runs along the

city's western edge by the pacific coast to become a permanent part, allowing improvements like more seating and play structures. supporters say the park will give the city more open space, but opponents had argued it would cause traffic jams in nearby neighborhoods. developing this morning, several polling locations nationwide, including here in the bay area, were temporarily evacuated after bomb threats. clara county's election office was evacuated saturday morning after an employee came across a threatening email. officials say it was sent friday night but not seen until yesterday. it implied workers inside the building would be harmed. there were around 100 people working saturday, still processing ballots. law enforcement responded and say no suspicious devices were found. the area was declared safe later that afternoon. firefighters put out a brush fire in san mateo county. it started around 3.30, saturday morning in la honda. fire was contained at less than an acre. thankfully, no buildings

damaged. crews are investigating the cause of that fire. also in the north bay, fire crews near calistoga stopped forward progress on a grass fire broke out saturday near france valley road in nights valley burning roughly 4 acres. no injuries reported. it's not clear yet how this fire started. all right. take a look at this. these knocked down the door, east bay camera shop and took off with merchandise. the business owner told kron four's philippe djegal the same thing happened just 3 months ago. >> one kicked through the door and the thieves are it's getting it's getting really old just after 5 o'clock wednesday morning, pleasant hill. police say 6 suspects broke into mike's camera on contra costa goods gloves and witness tipped police off to the burglary in progress. the first officer was on scene 5 minutes after the call. the suspects were able to push a record stuff and some other items out of the store and

bolted in what police described as a silver hyundai and a black sedan. we >> also had a break in early august one which somebody stole a car. >> car to the door here. >> and then they ran and they hit one of >> cases in the front and still a lot of used equipment last year. manager andrew krebs says employees were also held up by a group of thieves at gunpoint during a robbery. and in september, he says mike's camera store in dublin was burglarized. all of the incidents with collective losses and damages totaling thousands of dollars. as for whether or not the suspects involved in this week's burglary were also tied to the one in august. police say that is still under investigation. we now have e-ployees left the store because of you know, if you just ate. so it's. it's hartman increasingly difficult for storefronts to maintain their operations along contra

costa boulevard, a major thoroughfare that runs along the freeway with several businesses reporting burglaries in recent months. it's been very frustrating so far no arrests have been made in pleasant hill. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> oakland, police are searching for this man last seen 5 years ago. >> take a good look at your screen. hear officers say no one has seen done it and ended by law since may. 3rd, 2019, his car was found parked on the san mateo bridge just a day later on the left of your screen is how jonathan looked when he went missing at the age of 19 and to the right is how investigators think he may look now, if you know anything about where he could be. please call oakland police. president elect donald trump sits down with president joe biden in the oval office on wednesday. the white house making that announcement saturday saying the 2 men will discuss the peaceful transfer of power. notably trump did not offer to host biden for a

sit-down following the 2020 election. trump 60 takes office january. 20th after defeating vice president kamala harris in the november election. the trump team is working to fill more key positions. campaign manager susie wiles was as trump's chief of staff making her the first woman chief of staff in history. in california. governor newsom is again positioning himself as the anti-trump alternative. he's called a special session of the legislature in december to protect california is more progressive policies from the trump presidency. his office says involving women and lgbtq rights. for example. >> i think he's gonna a faster executive orders. day one. we're taking at his word and taking a promises. >> now newsom says he plans to defend climate action and push back against plans to crack down on illegal immigration. president elect trump has fired back on his online

platform. truth social. the annual veterans day parade happens today in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. events kick off at 11:00am and the parade formation starts at 10. expect street closures from 10:00am to 01:00pm along the following routes. most point between powell and the embarcadero, the embarcadero from northpoint to jefferson, jefferson between the embarcadero and high and all streets north of beach between height and the embarcadero muni service will be impacted him. bus routes return to normal once the streets reopen. be sure to plan ahead for delays in those areas. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the south bay students and parents rallied to keep their school from closing. >> with some demonstrators say it will take to keep the lights off. >> it's that they're going to

imports. immigrant community members. there is real topical fear. >> plus, calls for action in the south bay over fears of mass deportations during the second trump presidency. what police in san jose say they won't be doing. but first holiday cheer isn't the only thing spreading during this fall and winter after the break. hear from health officials about cold and flu season in the bay area. >> and a bit of sun and clouds to work with as we get through the morning hours quickly, warming for the 40's to near about 60 by 09:00am rain coming our way into tomorrow. we'll talk about the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> firefighters making progress on the mountain fire in southern california. and they say weather conditions are are helping with that situation. there. the blaze in ventura county is now 17% contained. the mountain fire broke out wednesday and spread 32 square miles gust blew up to 80 miles an hour. at least 132 homes destroyed. thousands of people forced to evacuate. some people were allowed to return saturday and sort through debris for belongings that survived the flames. >> it's too early to process emotions. things that we knew were there like that was a motorcycle no sign of it anywhere. you know, the so many things like that just >> crews continue to work at this hour on fully containing this fire. 7.15, this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. just gorgeous view of that bridge this morning. although looking just a tad overcast out there,

david, you think to some scattered clouds to deal with step in and that will improve this afternoon. lots of sunshine expected for your sunday afternoon. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all beautiful view you can see from downtown looking good on that front as well. >> so enjoy your sunday. here's what we're talking about. scattered clouds, san francisco. 66 clear enough for open 68. 74 will call at 4 san jose. so everything together here, it's clearing a nice going on breezy tomorrow overnight, sprinkle to kind of get things started a little bit even really late tonight. and then for the morning commute, we're looking at rain. this looks to be the late morning commute. so say folks, 7, 8 o'clock is when it's starting to roll in and then and tonight, it really gets us and you'll see this coming up in just a bit. unsettled weather for wednesday. thursday. it's kind of a system takes a while to kind of get out of here. this does not look to be as potent as the monday. one is, however, and then dry into next weekend. looks like friday is looking pretty good as well. back to the temperatures now a bit on the chilly side in spots. 39 for palo alto, east bay shoreline, mid 40's. but you see some

30's inland still in the east bay as well as the north bay. so futurecast for clearing out looking pretty sweet. there's the sprinkles i mentioned earlier, just getting started by about sundown and into the evening overnight hours. there's the bigger deeper moisture we mentioned here. and this is later in the morning. not 9.30, or so. but this moves through fairly quickly. as you can see, clearing out before noon. so just build the unsettled and that'll come with some winds, too, with that program. first things first for today do have some breezy conditions this afternoon at all. but with that line of rain, yeah, we're going to get a nice, good pop of winds here all onshore. thank you. then a few hours later, pretty much gone. and we continue on with breezy in the afternoon. this corrects our temperatures, however, shooting feel big difference between this afternoon and not only tomorrow afternoon, but for the rest of the week's of the 60's are back in the driver's seat. the 70's of today, these are god so enjoy lower 70's. you can see well inland, even the east bay

shoreline up in the north bay as well. and that'll be coupled with the sunshine, i just mentioned before, too, next couple of days. we see the drop happening here monday. there are 62 little recovery on tuesday. and then another dose of some unsettled weather wednesday into thursday. and then we'll do another dose of some rain showers as we get into wednesday thursday. okay. alright, have the umbrellas thanks a lot. >> well, your health this morning. it's the return of cold and flu season. bay area. doctors are encouraging people get vaccinated right now. kron four's charles clifford has that story. >> with the winter months just ahead, the holidays coming up, health officials are recommending that everyone get vaccinated. now on thursday, the san francisco department of health encouraged everyone to get vaccinated for flu covid and rsv a type of respiratory virus. they also say there is a new version of the covid vaccine that should provide protection against the current strain of the virus with the holidays. coming up, they say now is the best time to prepare. it's important to

get vaccinated. we are early in the respiratory virus season and now is the time to protect yourselves and your families to prevent yourself from getting seriously sick and needing to go to the hospital. >> getting vaccinated is especially important before the holiday gatherings start to begin. >> health officials are also reminding everyone that free covid tests are available from the federal government and that if you are ill testing could help you decide how best to treat the illness. >> testing for covid will help you determine what to do to reduce risk of severe illness such as seeking effective treatment such as paxlovid to order your free covid test. there's a limit of 4 per household visit. covid tests dot gov. >> now they are recommending that everyone, 6 months or older, especially people with pre-existing conditions, health issues get vaccinated for covid flu and rsv. although they say if you've got an rsv vaccine last year, you do not need to get another one this year. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>> developing in the east bay to leandro city council members. they face disciplinary action. independent investigation found they interfered with the duties of former city manager friend robust tele. the investigation launched earlier this year found vice-mayor fred simon and councilmember victor aguilar junior threatened robust eli's employment and performance evaluation. as a result, the city council voted 41 to initiate a censure hearing on november. 18th. the council will decide if any discipline is needed and will continue to update you as that story develops. and for your money this morning as expected, the federal reserve cut interest rates last week for a second time in 2 months. it's a sign of lowering inflation, but mortgage rates and interest rates on car loans are still rising. mortgages increased for 6 straight weeks. the average 30 year mortgage is 6.7 9%. some analysts say it's a sign investors are worried trump's policies may increase

government debt. and spirit airlines announced it's cutting dozens of for a routes, including a route from oakland to lax spirit. officials say they made those cost-cutting moves after its proposed merger with jetblue was blocked earlier this year in october, the airline said it would cut staff. and so just to stay afloat. and the city of alameda broke ground on new facilities to help 5 food fight. food insecurity. the food bank in the city say they hope this leads to improve services for those in need. >> you know, with this new facility, we're excited because it's going to offer increased capacity will have the ability to serve more people. never want to see more people needing or services were just happy to be able to have the ability to serve people when they're in need. >> now the new building will across the street from the food bank's current

headquarters. it's not yet known when this project will be done. popular housing web site rent cafe has ranked the most livable cities in the u.s. might get pretty snowed in during the winner of a portland, maine has been ranked the most livable city in the country. well, it comes out on top when it comes to quality of life, communication, location and community lincoln. nebraska was second followed by des moines, iowa and minneapolis, minnesota, ann arbor. michigan rounded out the top 5 right 17 factors coming up with this list. in addition to those mentioned affordability and access to entertainment and leisure activities were also among the criteria. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the search for survivors of a capsized boat in bodega bay >> has been called off. we spoke with a brave young survivor just days after he lost his father. and after the break, some incarcerated women on the peninsula are taking

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>> hundreds of students and parents rallied last week outside of the union district office in san jose against planned school closures. we're zers say the board of trustees is looking to close up to 3 schools because of declining enrollment and a budget deficit. but the group is also questioning why the superintendent and her assistants forgiven raises despite the financial troubles. >> we should really be considering the top why the leadership of world it while

the community suffers from these how aboard in good conscious, approvevthese rains move when these financial condition. but we have. >> ralliers say they will present documents to the board with ideas on what the district can do to raise extra money and cut some spending to prevent the school closures. course, are rated. women in san mateo county are taking self-help horses, too, rebuild themselves before being released. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the extensive programming launched at the maple street correctional center helps women behind bars find successful pats. the 75 minute courses focus on self awareness appreciation acceptance south with already and self empowerment. so far a dozen women have gotten their certificate for the course. and we're more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. but you can now register your vote to be part of the lighted parade. there.

the event also features fireworks is scheduled to happen saturday, december 14th, starting at 06:00pm at the gabrielson park. the event is free. but if you are looking for reserve seating, they are available at a cost. coming up on the kron 4 morning news starting tomorrow, you could be issued a parking ticket is at the cisco. if you violate law. >> where you can no longer park and the fines that come with.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a tragic story of survival are hearing from a 13 year-old boy after his father died from a boat capsizing in the bodega bay. what he told us about his family's loss. plus in the south bay calls for action over fears of mass deportations during a second trump presidency. what police in san jose say they won't do. and the murder trial continues for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. what we're learning from a dna expert. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's continue our coverage for you this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave spahr hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking pretty sweet for your sunday and the timing of all of these elements really coincided with your weekend here because of the sky's. get open up nicely. if you have some cloud cover in your backyard here. >> and sunshine all this afternoon going on in necessary rain is going to happen. some sprinkles tonight, unfortunately, tomorrow morning. >> if you get stuck in a little bit there, sfo, no

delays happening out that way. and you can see the sun coming up over the hills a bit the hour by hour forecast reflects a couple scattered clouds. a computer wants to put in their 49 will try by 09:00am at 10. 56 notice how quickly the temperatures are rising. however, and stormtracker just kind of keeping a track on some leftover clouds that are actually evaporating before your eyes looking real sweet on that. the will be some offshore showers developing late this afternoon, but they're going to stay off of land until sunset. we're looking at 40's and 30's still inland. so chilly in spots. and you'd expect that again with dry air. as we start to flip the page more into more the winter program. chilly mornings. but even nice sunny afternoons. what we're looking at is today is clearing breezy temperatures will be back to those lower 70's that we enjoy tomorrow morning raid that looks to be around the late morning commute. so we're talking maybe 8, 9, 10 o'clock program, not so much. the 5 in the 6 hour. then this week, a few showers wednesday, thursday return. these are much weaker than the monday

morning affair and will finish off the week with clearing out in a nice weekend set up for us. it looks that way now could change a little bit lower. 70's going on for much of the east bay for highs. very similar to yesterday's numbers. but we won't be seeing that next week as we get our correction with this new system and have a look at your extended forecast and what's going on. your neighbor. dave, thank you. new this morning, an incredible story of survival. >> this 13 year-old boy is alive after a boat carrying his family capsized in the bodega bay. tragically, he lost his father in the incident. how was jack moment spoke with a young survivor as grieves this terrible loss. >> my dad bought one florida and cell phone and i took it and then but in a the linen jewett come on, who showing us his father's collection of fishing rods. his father. >> was a lifelong fisherman and started taking out when he was just 5 years old. my dad was a really funny guy. >> we had a really good personality. you help a family

member. but on opening weekend for dungeness crab jude, his father, uncle cousins and family friend capsized their boat. the waves were just too big or at least maybe 14 c judas as his family tried to get the vote out of the waves. but the water was coming on too quickly. and then we all put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. then in a heroic act, his father pushed jude away in a cooler that came from the boat. his father let go of that cool air. and then after the chaos, jude was alone floating. something that went through my head was if i was going to make it to see my family or make it to see another day. >> or >> not dead. he found himself washed ashore and in the morning he went to find help. he was then reunited with his mom and aunt. i like spending time on the boat and it is like personal home. on ocean is miss this last week of school since the vote went missing. but he's eager to go back but still understanding

how his miraculous chances of survival made him. the sole survivor of that horrible kind of manage that tonight. stay strong. i just have to focus on. >> what's in front of me and not really the past unless have it's hard, i think for all hope for the tonight show up one day, you know, he's found on an island somewhere. you can cook not hand. we will soon. you know, that's what i'm thinking. but, you know, you know, there's that has that, you know, that's not the case. and we somehow i within 24 hours says the bodies of the family have not been found yet. >> they're hosting a vigil on saturday, november 16th in bodega bay. i mean, nobody shows up will be there. you know, for us, it's it's a closure going forward, making sure friends and family are there for who still has plans to fish again in the future. yeah, it's still want to go fishing, but maybe like of the future would actually get a bigger boat. meantime, there is a gofundme set up to help the family move forward making sure that they have a healthy.

>> we know so they can, you know, if they got what they want to do with their life and then have somebody support them. and, you know, be there, too. you know. >> you know, with their dad will be. >> in san jose, jack will kron 4 news. >> after a standoff lasting 8 hours, antioch police arrested a man accused of domestic violence. officers responded to reports of a kidnapping and assault at stonecrest drive saturday. the female victim was outside the home when police arrive. the men involved have barricaded himself inside and threatened officers with a knife. he eventually surrendered around 11:00pm and was booked into jail. in richmond. 9 people are in jail after being accused of being involved in sideshows. this happened on canal boulevard overnight. officers say more than 50 cars were blocking the street. there are more than 200 participants. police used by spike strips to disable one of the cars which you can see on your screen. there. richmond

police remind everyone sideshows are illegal and a serious risk to those involved. niners tight tonight tightening. both bosa was recently fined over $11,000 for wearing a maga hat during a post-game interview. the ap says both war, the mag ahead after a recent game versus the cowboys. if you can recall, bosa pointed to his white maga hat in support of now, president elect donald trump. one of the nfl policies is that players are prohibited from wearing personal political messages without approval. bosa says it was worth it. in the south bay. there's increased fear among local immigrant communities because of trump's promise of mass deportation. the leaders in san jose are now echoing their promise that no undocumented residents will be prosecuted solely for their status. was rob nesbitt explains. >> we want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border

security during his speech on election night. a big part of his campaign for reelection and that he spoke on during his last visit to california. we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and san jose. 40 1% of the city's population is foreign born. according to mayor matt mahan. it's why the president elect's comments are so concerning in the south bay when the presidential candidate who is now the president-elect is making remarks saying that they're going to. >> the port immigrant community members. we take that very seriously. and there is real palpable fear in our community. jeremy bruce works with the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment that advocates for immigrants. the center puts on know your rights workshop and make sure immigrant families have help hotlines at the ready community members can call if they see ice in their neighborhoods that we can effectively respond. to document the ice enforcement and then also employee. and

attorneys to work if there's an immigration case that in a statement thursday, san jose police chief paul joseph says his department will not take any action to determine a person's immigration status and will not detain question or arrest anyone for the purpose of discovering their status. the chief says his policies in place to ensure that people feel safe coming to the police without fear of deportation. fact that santa clara county has always been a beacon for championing immigrant rights issues and being a welcoming place for immigrants for all people. state senator dave cortez, he is also advocating for immigrants saying the democratic party needs to be prepared to do the same, urging his colleagues in the state senate to go to their home counties and hold public hearings slip. people come in and ask questions. we assure them. >> let them know that we have rapid response programs that if somebody comes knocking on their door thought award, you know, how should they respond, though? chief joseph says there should not be fear of deportation. >> his department will continue to work with u.s.. immigration and customs

enforcement with matters involving serious crimes reported in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, parking too close to a crosswalk in san francisco could get you into some trouble. the sfmta will start issuing warning tickets to anyone who parks within 20 feet of any crosswalk. the agency says this is to comply with the state's daylighting law which aims to improve pedestrian safety by ensuring better visibility for both pedestrians and drivers. fines will be issued starting january first 2025 with a minimum fine of $40. san mateo based cloud software company fresh works announced it will cut approximately 600 jobs reducing its workforce by 13%. ceo dennis woodside said the decision is part of the company's focus on investing in employee experience artificial intelligence and customer initiatives. fresh works expects it expects incur a lab in 2 13 million dollars in costs related to the layoffs in the 4th quarter.

now, despite those cuts, the company raised its revenue forecast for the year and he's projecting annual revenue between were rather up to 716 million dollars. woodside express gratitude for the impacted employees calling the moment difficult but necessary to accelerate growth. and we're continuing our coverage of the any murder trial? well, many is accused of killing cash up co-founder bob lee in april. last week, the defense called its first witness is ford's lezla gooden was at the courthouse. >> defense began with dna expert greg hampton focusing on why lee's dna, specifically his blood was found only on the knife's blade and that the handle. they argue that the state's dna collection methods may have been flawed. the prosecution asked the expert if he took any issue with sfp d's dnase findings. he replied that while he agreed with the report he disagreed with parts of their testimony, noting that the jury did not see the

full analysis. now, jurors had numerous questions for the expert, particularly about dna collection methods, whether he has ever personally examine the knife in this case, what she had not second witness iran to be a guest, a friend of khazar ma. many describe the events leading up to lee's death. villegas said she and cause are to 3 shots of ghb, but she refused other drugs offer by jeremy, believe it when they felt sick from thp cause are called her brother nima and her husband. stated that nima was calm during their conversation and that lee was never mentioned when they talked. he also noted that she and kuz are we're not close emphasizing that they had differences think azhar is all about money. imparting biggest testimony completely contradicts other testimony that we have about state of mind. during that time, we've heard that he was aggressive. now she says that he was acting very normal. we are expected to resume session on

tuesday a good in kron. 4 news. >> the day is finally here. start running back. christian mccaffrey is expected to make his season debut against the tampa bay buccaneers. mccaffrey was back on the practice field just before heading to tampa bay earlier this week. he's been sidelined by killed his 10 since august. if the forty-niners want to get back on track this week, they're going to need some high production from the cap rate. the game kickoff happens today at 10:00am. happening tomorrow. the university of the pacific in san francisco soma neighborhood hosts free dental and hearing screenings for veterans and active duty military members. the screenings are being held at the dig only school of dentistry off 5th and mina streets. it starts at 10:00am and last until 12, 30 organizers say some family members may be seen if space is available. >> people screaming. a second floor window. cannot.

>> veterans day is tomorrow and we're remembering the group of black sailors unfairly blamed after a deadly explosion in the east bay. after the break on the kron. 4 morning news here. those survivors stories. >> and our highs protected for today. lower 70's happening. a lot of the east bay today. we're not going to see 70's, though. going ahead. rain showers in the forecast as

>> o welcome back to kron morning news and you have a live shot down close impersonal of the golden gate bridge. it looks like the

flags a little bit telling us. we got attempt, little bit of an offshore breeze, but don't worry, we can handle all that skies have already opened up. whatever cloud cover. we have kind of evaporated already and expect more of that today. this is the farview here. it's like it wants to take a selfie. their i think we've got some looks like those burlap covering up the a little bit here. but this is the sutro camera shot for you and again, looking great for your sunday and it's all timing out perfectly for your weekend. so we're great today. here comes the rain. little sprinkles tonight. and then the real deal for tomorrow. 40's 30's happening inland a little bit, although most now getting up to the 40's fairfield, though, 38, which you don't expect inland areas, their dryer, clear skies, not much winds. they drop off a little bit petaluma. 38. 41 for battle. so sierra forecast to translate all of this to snow. you got it from and rain and snow mixtre. still a little early in the season. and snow is really not those higher elevations. 45 45? for tuesday, there's another dose coming later and it looks like another one as we head even

into friday. but that we're not necessarily impact us as much as that will be for the sierra know what's going to bounce kind of over us and off to the sierra little bit. so in other words, they'll get some more. so here's what we're looking at here is the moisture plume coming our way monday morning at 09:00am. we're back up to typically where we are. so virga situation. the evaporation gone by that point weast kind of correct out a little bit dry out. just a touch afterwards. but let's watch us on the motion here. here's the first line. it's clear it's coming in in the late morning commute. so you're probably okay for 5, 6, 7, all that business. but then when you get off to 89 10, that's when the heavier dos gets here. that would take a breather in middle of the week. one. looks like there's still that chance on wednesday. but you get venture much beyond see health swings around a little bit. as i mentioned friday, we're gonna call kind of variable clouds our vantage point. maybe not rain-free, but variable clouds, mountains will get something with that. so the pattern we're kind of used to what that looks like. it clears out in time for next

weekend on that. let's go a little further here. looks like by the sunday just as we finish off our weekend into monday, man, maybe to the north might pick up something with all of that to art. your forecast around the neighborhood. 67 san francisco to the coast will keep it into the lower 60's at that. burlingame is coming at about lot of 60's at hand here in the peninsula. at least 69 for palo alto with mountain dew with 70 in the south bay is where we get some movement on these numbers and even some middle 70's still in good at that morgan hill, 74, 74, san jose and santa clara east bay shoreline, 70 ish as we see also for tri valley. looks like for today. let's try about a 72 for walnut creek and concord coming in about 71. 67 for richmond. you can see there are ended about 69, 70 moraga and meanwhile, a 68 rather for the 71 fairfield, 70 for napa and a 70 also for

santa rosa. the extended forecast is a 60 story as we watch these systems come and go. monday is the day we're talking about wednesday. this is much lighter, so-called drizzle and friday when to cut somewhat variable clouds and all of that but might be a stray shower in their looks. good for the following weekend, stephanie. >> well, veterans day is tomorrow called for is honoring those who served. >> the bay area has a new memorial on treasure island honoring a very specific group of veterans. it pays tribute to a group of african american sailors unjustly punished in the aftermath of a catastrophic explosion in 1944. at port chicago, 50 survivors were found guilty of mutiny for refusing to go back to work in unsafe conditions. the names of the so-called port chicago, 50 are listed on the memorial at panorama park overlooking the san francisco bay. prof was noelle bellow shares therr story. >> there's no question why this former naval base is

called port chicago winds on the shoreline. tell that story. well. the story of the hundreds of servicemen lost their lives at this site 80 years ago isn't as well known. >> this story has been kind of swept under the rug during world war. 2 navy sailors were sent to port chicago on the southern banks of sassoon bay. >> the base was racially segregated. commanding officers were all white and the sailors were all black. those sailors were tasked with loading ammunition onto liberty ships, transporting cargo in arms to the war zones. 2000 pound blockbusters, all warheads for top eaters, 6 in the next project is and anything in between. it was a task. no one on the base was properly trained for. >> and tore my my officers several times that that one day this stuff is going to explode. his answer was, if it does. >> you are. i won't know anything about >> and on july, 17th 1944,

that's exactly what happened. 10:18pm, to deafening explosions ripped through the base, blowing 2 ships out of the water and instantly killing 320 men. 202 of them were black sailors. >> unreal. few seconds. green. the light. second. >> in 1990, kron 4 produced a documentary called port chicago mutiny, a national tragedy. 3 survivors shared their stories. u.s. navy man, joseph small, percy robinson and robert ralph junior for robert. the explosion was the last thing he ever saw. >> i was made my bed with my head resting on looking in this direction and explosion came from this so hard you obviously raised up and look, it was the exposure. flying

glass concussion. i left i was. so better lacerated that it was removed that night. people screaming. >> the second floor coming down. he could so some kind of >> for survivors like percy robinson, the horrors of the next hours and days were tough to recall as they were now fully aware of the dangers of the job. not long after the tragedy, the navy ordered the sailors to resume their work

without addressing the hazardous conditions. joseph small was one of 50 black sailors eventually known as the port chicago, 50, who refused to go back. >> and he asked the question small. are you going back to work? and i said no, sir. and where that is it him somebody over in the ranks said a small don't go. we're not going accuse of conspiring together. the navy responded by charging the group with mutiny. >> during the trial it was revealed their white officers had imposed a competition at the port betting on whose group of black sea men could blow the munitions. fastest despite the disturbing details of conditions on the base being revealed, all 50 service men were found guilty. >> we had not even thought of the word knew had not come up. >> though they were sentenced to lengthy prison terms. the men were all released quietly about a year later. they were, however, ordered to finish their terms with the navy scrutiny from the disaster and

trial did eventually lay the groundwork for reform. the navy put safety practices in place. and despite originally being the most rigidly segregated military branch, the u.s. navy became the first to desegregate 2 years later in 1946. today, wooden posts from the original loading dock. still stand above the bay waters marking the port chicago naval magazine national memorial. the solemn site holds with it a sense of immense loss but also serves as a place of reflection and a reminder to never forget the men port chicago saint mary. >> inspirational stories to folks in that they are inspired that they want to inspired that they want to know if they want to help get

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>> all right. check this out. the oakland zoo posted this compilation of some of their animals on social media. they're calling this a bit of a palate cleanser from all the stress folks may have been feeling from election week. this post, they said the oakland zoo is always going to be here for you. and a reminder about the annual glowfari lantern festival at the zoo does start this week. step today, a local news weather and sports by streaming kron for news on your tv, for free with the new kron-on app. available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv. also stream kron for news on the go with the crowd for mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. coming up in the next

hour. the kron 4 morning news. 2 crucial recall efforts in the east bay have been approved by voters. >> we're breaking down what's next oakland and alameda county. plus caught on video the door to a camera store in the east bay kick down by burglars. that's how much they were able to get away with. and november is indigenous peoples month. coming up next at 8, a curator from the oakland museum of california oakland museum of california joins us live in studio if it's gorgeous you want... look for the grit. because it's the pros who are out there... pulling together dozens of projects a year. and they know where remarkable is always in stock. at floor & decor.

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charged with a crime because i innocent. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the recall vote for 2 top east bay officials has officially been approved. why this vote is making history. plus, threats polling locations across the country, including in the south bay, a local police responded. and multiple burglars caught on camera knocking down the door of east bay camera store. we're learning about the repeated break-ins. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> it's get your sunday started by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar high day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. boy, the elements timed out perfectly to give you a nice sunday and that's what we got going on. plenty of sunshine. and we're going to hold on to those 70's going on for high temperatures

today. >> one more day before things change in the next week where to watch a series of systems coming our way. that's typical of fall. we tend to get them and we're going to the cool season after that. there's a live shot of half moon bay. some leftover scattered clouds there. but nice day in store. although watch out, it will be a bit chilly out there and they'll be an afternoon breeze coming with that. looks like the clouds just evaporate away. as you can see on storm tracker, 4, the real action, however, is up street waiting for this collection of clouds. you can see here dropping into town. this will be early tomorrow morning to give you that late morning commute rain and we do mean rain with that, although it won't be all day lasting, probably clearing out for the afternoon temperature check for you. we've got 50's 40's for the most part. but we have noted some 30's this morning. still fairfax at 38 there. but mostly we're moving into the 40's now a bit of drier. leftover helped us cool down at night. and we are checking in pretty close to yesterday's numbers about a little ahead, particularly up in the north bay. so hour by hour goes like this. we get out of the 40's into the 50's by 10:00am by 11. we're at 64

again, looking for those inland highs in the lower 70's. more on this rain arrival for tomorrow. coming up in a bit. step. >> dave, thank you. our top story this morning is out of the east bay where voters have officially approved the recall of 2 top officials, district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao who could see did to that recall on friday. crawford's lindsey ford brings us analysis from a local political expert. >> this is the first successful recall against the mayor of oakland and the alameda county district attorney david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state university says both are historic and similar in both cases. you have women of color. >> who are attacked and buy big-ticket fund or she can't iminateut it does give us some idea in terms of what is going on with the recall process. >> statewide officials who are recalled typically don't pan out. but when recalls are put on the ballot on a local

level, mcewan says it tends to be successful. you go into the local level and local jurisdictions, there are twice as many local jurisdictions. >> that have the ability to have a recall. and that's also percolating throughout the united states. but it usually attached to malfeasance or scandal in office. something happens with the office holder and there was an attempt to recall. >> pamela price often faced criticism from constituents claiming her policies were too soft on crime. >> for the da that involved when he just 53% of the vote. and so her political opponents were never satisfied. and and we're also in a place where they would want to take advantage of situations like perceptions of criminal justice reform. that aired more on the side of offenders and that on victims for mayor thao. >> mcewan says optics were often the issue. there's the oakland, a situation. there's just a perception that city hall was not functioning well, mayor thao also received a lot of criticism for her decision

to fire police chief leronne armstrong. and when her home was raided in june of this year by the fbi, tal maintains she has done nothing wrong. this investigation. it's not about me. i've not been charged with a crime and i'm confident that i will not be charged with a crime because i am innocent. mcewan also says a yes vote on a recall is more than just voter angst. it's the voters sending a message to all politicians. and when you're captain of the ship. >> unfortunately, when the ship kind of scrapes against iraq, that's on. you. and that's where our litics are at right now. and so that makes it really tough. and so the recall, as a as a weapon as a threat as a device, and it's here to stay. >> lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> is your local election headquarters? san francisco voters passed the highly watched proposition k city election. officials confirm the results on saturday. prop

k will allow the great highway a road that runs along the city's western edge by the pacific coast to become a permanent park, allowing improvements like more seating and play structures. supporters say the park will give the city more open space, but opponents argued it would cause traffic jams in nearby neighborhoods. developing this morning, several polling locations nationwide, including in the bay area, were temporarily evacuated after bomb threats. clara county's election office was evacuated saturday morning after a worker came across a threatening email. officials say this was sent friday night but was not seen until yesterday. it implied that workers inside the building would be harmed. there were around 100 people working at the office on saturday, still processing all the ballots there. law enforcement responded and say no suspicious devices were found. the area was declared safe later that afternoon. firefighters put out a brush fire in san mateo county. it

started around 3.30, saturday morning in la honda. fire was contained at less than an acre. thankfully, no buildings damaged whose are investigating the cause. also in the north bay, fire crews near calistoga stopped forward progress on a grass fire. it broke out saturday near fronts valley road and nights valley burned roughly 4 acres. no injuries reported. it's unclear how this fire started. all right. take a look at the this thieves knocked down the door of an east bay camera shop, as you can see right there. and they took off with merchandise. the business owner told kron four's philippe de gaulle. the same thing happened just 3 months ago. >> one kicked through the door and the thieves are it's getting is getting really old. just after 5 o'clock wednesday morning, pleasant hill. police say 6 suspects broke into mike's camera on contra costa goods gloves and witness tipped police off to the burglary in progress. the first officer was on scene 5 minutes after the call. the

suspects were able to push a record stuff and some other items out of the store and bolted in what police described as a silver hyundai and a black sedan. we >> also had a break in early august which and somebody stole a car. >> car to the door here. >> and then they ran they hit one of >> cases in the front and still a lot of used equipment last year. manager andrew krebs says employees were also held up by a group of thieves at gunpoint during a robbery. and in september, he says mike's camera store in dublin was burglarized. all of the incidents with collective losses and damages totaling thousands of dollars. as for whether or not the suspects involved in this week's burglary were also tied to the one in august. police say that is still under investigation. we now have employees left the store because of you know, if you just ate. so it's. it's

heartening increasingly difficult for storefronts to maintain their operations along contra costa boulevard. a major thoroughfare that runs along the freeway with several businesses reporting burglaries in recent months. it's been very frustrating so far no arrests have been made in pleasant hill. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> oakland police are searching for this man last seen 5 years ago. take a good look at your screen here. officers say no one has seen jonathan benda by a sense may 3rd, 2019, his car was found parked on the san mateo bridge just a day later on the left side of your screen is jonathan looks when he went missing at the age of 19 and to the right is how investigators think he may look now, if you know anything about what his about his location, please give police a call. president elect donald trump sits down with president joe biden in the oval office on wednesday. the white house making the announcement saturday and says the 2 men

will discuss the transfer of power. notably trump did not offer to host biden for a sit-down following the 2020 election. trump takes office january 20th after defeating vice president kamala harris in the november election. the trump team is working to fill more key positions. campaign manager susie wiles was named this trump's chief of staff making her the first woman chief of staff in history. here california. governor gavin newsom is again positioning himself as the anti-trump alternative. he's called a special session of the legislature in december to protect california's more progressive policies. he says from the trump presidency involving women and lgbtq rights. for example. >> i think he's gonna at faster executive orders. day one. we're taking at his word and taking a promises. >> newsom says he plans to defend climate action and push back against plans to crack down on illegal immigration president-elect trump has fired back on his online platform. trump social. annual

veterans day parade happens today in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. events kick off at 11:00am and put the parade formation starts at 10. expect street closures from 10:00am to 01:00pm along the following routes. north point between powell and the embarcadero, the embarcadero from northpoint jefferson, jefferson, between the embarcadero and hide and all streets north of beach between height and the embarcadero. you service will be impacted. bus routes returned to normal once those streets reopen and be sure to plan ahead for delays in those areas. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the south bay students and parents rally to keep their school from closing with some protesters say it will take to keep the lights off. >> team that they're going to port immigrant community members. there is real palpable fear.

>> plus, calls for action in the south bay over fears of mass deportations during the second trump presidency. what police in san jose say they won't do. and november is indigenous peoples month. after the break, a curator from the oakland museum of california joins us live in studio to introduce us to a new photo exhibit. >> skies opening up a little bit yeah, sunshine, lower 70's for highs, but they're going bye-bye. it's going to be cooler in the next week.

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across the bay area. >> dave, what do you think? they're just getting their java jolt now? we have a great sunday in store for. yeah. so the timing is perfect. little worry. maybe we're getting some drizzle. all that. and that's all gone. it's really going to happen tonight. so, michael, a couple of sprinkles and all that tonight. and then tomorrow, rock and roll with shower coming through here. rain excuse me, san francisco downtown. check it out. how about that? beautiful blue skies. nice sunshine here for your forecast. calls for 66. a few scattered clouds pretty much evaporated. san francisco, 68 oakland clearing out and 74 mild san jose. a look ahead. we've got the clearing and nice almost taking care of the clearing parts. we are nice breezy tomorrow overnight sprinkle but it's the morning rain. late commute is what it seems like. so we're ok, 5, 6, maybe even 7. 8 o'clock as and beyond as when it rolls on in. then later this week, unsettled wednesday, thursday, we're going to phrase it that way because it doesn't look to be too potent, but it looks like it sticks around for more than that just today and will be scattered clouds, maybe a

sprinkle here and there. but quantitatively nothing like what money is going to be and we should clear up in time for the weekend because there's that last will hit on friday a little bit. you'll see in the longer-range models. we have 50's and 40's on the board that covers most of the real estate. we did have some 30's early on, but they've pretty much warmed up already. thank you. dry air. so we tend warm up fairly quickly with that. here are those scattered clouds. i made note of earlier gone. maybe some drizzle trying to develop shortly after sunset. there you have it right across the bay 10:30am, in the morning. this is when we're seeing the most intensity for the rain across the bay. it doesn't last too long and it's out of here. it looks like for the afternoon hours clearing out again for a window on tuesday. wednesday is when we see yet another arrival. so for today, our breeze pop, there you have it. but tomorrow, more potent again onshore. very strong. and that's what we're looking at. another for wind advisory. but it's obviously going to be a change of the seasons with cooler temps coming our way again, breezy it looks like through your tuesday. all right. high temperatures today as we talk about these are

temporary just for today. lower 70's in the east bay. 68 for oakland, even up in the north bay here to napa to around 70 san francisco at 67 next couple of days. there's the drop and we're looking at rain for monday. that will be monday morning, by the way. and tuesday, some leftover clouds about 66 later on. we're going to walk through what's going to happen later in the week. it's actually less eventful comparatively speaking, but cool for the week ahead. stephanie. >> there's a new photo exhibit at the oakland museum of california that celebrates native american culture. just take a look at some of these beautiful black and white images here. these are all part of the exhibition. 4 of the bear dance. duggan aguilar is photographs of native california. the some incredible images there. joining us live in the studio this morning is to use a harlan author of a dealer's biography. she saying the a good luck song. the california indian photographs of duggan, aguilar and with her is drew johnson, a curator for the oakland museum of california.

good morning to the both of you for money will. thank you so much for joining us to talk about such an important topic here for indigenous peoples month. >> now, first of tell us a bit about the life of duggan aguilar, if you could. i know there's such so much to cover in a very limited amount of time, but maybe some of the key points. >> well, diggins california native and very much a part of the community and he really sought his life's work to document california indian communities. and he traveled all over the state. he's known for photographing california indian basket weavers association meetings. and and he was very much a up member of the community as a father, uncle, brother, friend. so he was able to photograph. events a way that others couldn't. and he also had a practice of giving portraits prince of this portraits to the people who are in his images. i was

reciprocity. yeah. and drew, tell us a bit about the collection itself and the photography that we're seeing on that we were just seeing on the screen there. >> what tell us about the messages that you think they trying to convey >> that's the first of all you would like to give credit to glorious doing large family didn't passed away in 2018 and the family donated the entire archive. think 25,000 negative 600 prince personal papers and so forth. and as theresa was saying, i think is his gift is really the the photographs are sort of a kind loving celebration of native california, indigenous communities, which is something that a lot of californians frankly have not experienced or seen. so native people will see it as a celebration. and a native people i think will really learned something important. >> and its recent tell us about what inspired you to write this book about him. well, i added to the collection of his photographs

to the invitation of malcolm, our dillon. it heyday books. >> and duggan. i have been working together since the late 1980's. and it was really familiar with his photographs. and so it was it was an honor and honored to work with do and to look at his image e and and we also selected them, you know, as community. yes, how did that photo selection work? as you are working to cure rate this this collection together for display? >> well, the during the exhibition was really collaborative process. we have, as theresa mentioned, we 5 carburetor put together the show where they're involved in developing every step of the way. there are people that, you know, native californians who knew do know work with related to him. so that was really rewarding part of the process it has a feeling of intimacy that i think that that stem from that, is there

a particular image or a series of images in the collection that you think people really should? >> the taking a look at when they come and see this exhibit. i have is probably so many that come to mind. but as their favorite of yours, perhaps. there's a you know, that's like asking your favorite child. i think thing that immediately comes to mind is a group of photographs that he took which is a running rock state, historic park. >> and a group. it's individual portraits of people standing in front of the roundhouse and it's all to offer one roll of film and they're perfectly posed photographs that really i think speaks about intimate relationship he had with people in the trust that he had he could get those in just roll of film okay. >> reese, how about for you? and if you come to know you're thinking about yeah, it's really hard to have favorites. and, you know, walking through the exhibition, it was like a reunion and the community that

he built through his photography is continuing to the community. we've built with the museum with our advisors and then it. it was just amazing to see people who are in the image is getting their photographs with their photographing. it was just really powerful and very emotional for many folks. the museum provided contact. she needs audio video. so there's all levels an amazing way in which someone can immerse themselves his his life of photographing landscape and people. yeah, really sounds like such a powerful tell us and remind us again how people can access this incredible collection. how long it's going to be on this display for. >> the exhibitions open till the middle of june. we are, you know, we acquired the collection pretty recently. so we're still involved with cataloging it again with

collaborators. and are going to be putting it on to our online collections portal probably you're not immediately, but it's it's going to happen. and that was what do wanted? and i think was to have those publicly available for for people to see and use for generations really. >> all right. wonderful drew johnson curator wi the oakland museum of california, theresa harlan, author of a dealer. griffey, she saying the a good look song. the california indian photographs of student aguilar. thank you so much to the both of you for joining us this morning. that's going to be here. thank you. all right. thank you. you. all right. thank you. we'll be right back.

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>> hundreds >> of students and parents rally last week outside of the union school district office in san jose protesting planned school closures organizers say the board of trustees could close up to 3 schools because of declining enrollment and a budget deficit. the group also question why the superintendent and her assistants were given raises. >> we should really be considering why the top why the leadership of world, while the community suffers from these how aboard in good conscious, approve these rains move when these financial condition. but we have. >> demonstrators plan to present ideas to the board on how the district can raise funds and cut spending. incarcerated women. san mateo county are taking self-help courses before being released. the 7 county sheriff's office

says the special programming at the maple street correctional center helps women behind bars find successful pats. the 75 minute courses. focus on self awareness, self appreciation and self empowerment. so far a dozen women have gotten their certificate for the course. much more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. but you can now register your boat to be part of the parade in the event features fireworks as well. and this is scheduled to happen saturday, december 14th, 06:00pm gave rossa park. the event is free. but if you are interested in reserve seating, those are available at a cost. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the search for survivors of a capsized boat in bodega bay has been called off. >> we spoke with a great deal survivor just days after he lost his father. plus, starting tomorrow, you could be issued a parking ticket in san francisco. if you violate a new law where you can no

>> at least maybe 14. see put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. >> now n the kron, 4 morning news, a tragic story of survival here from a 13 year-old boy after his father died from a boat capsizing in the bodega bay. what he told us about his family's loss. plus in the south bay calls for action over fears of mass deportations during a second trump presidency. well, police in san jose say they won't do. and the murder trial continues for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. what we're learning from a dna experts. all right, 8.30, this morning. thank you so much for

continuing to stick with us here. the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our coverage this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave spahr pi day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. older we time this out. >> a great sunday coming your way. lots of sunshine. those temperatures still mild until things such a change into next week. it'll be a little cooler and we got a couple of bouts of showers. the big dose is for you on monday morning. and it's going to be the latter portion of the commute. so early morning commuters, you probably won't see it and we'll get some winds with that to sfo. yes, we're open for business. as you can see there, no delays happening out that way, too nice. a day for hour by hour. comes out like this. 48 say it 09:00am by 10. 55 quick jump as you can see. thank you. sunshine. 61 at 11 just a few scattered clouds. the computer wants to say, but look at how they have evaporated away. that's kind nice with a drier and we're going to stay that way through most of the day. but the clouds will build a little tonight. we'll be showing you that on the models. meanwhile, we have 40's and 50's already

taking hold up north. even this is a big improvement with the 40's because this morning we started talking with 7. we did see quite a bit of 30's still at hand. so the headlines we're talking about is today clearing and breezy. we're kind of already there then for tomorrow, there's morning rain, not showers, but morning rain. and then it's a morning event. it looks like should clear out for the afternoon. then for the week, there's a few little showers wednesday, thursday zone, kind of unsettled. there should clear out again as we get into the next weekend. that's the thought. process highs today. lower 70's. but it looks like will be the 60's through the balance of the week. they're going to be walking through all of that here and give you a look at the extended plus, what's going on your neighborhood as well? 70. all right, dave, thank you. new this morning, an incredible story of survival. >> this 13 year-old boy is alive after a boat carrying his family capsized in bodega bay. tragically, he lost his father in that incident jack moment spoke with the young survivor as he grieves this terrible loss.

>> my dad, cell phone and i took it and then but in a the linen jewett come on, kuhn is showing us his father's collection of fishing rods. his father >> was a lifelong fisherman and started taking out when he was just 5 years old. my dad was a really funny guy. >> we had a really good help a family member. but on opening weekend for dungeness crab jude, his father. cousins and family friend capsized their boat. the waves were just too big or at least maybe 14 c. >> judas as his family tried to get the vote out of the waves. but the water was coming on too quickly. and then we all put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. then in a heroic act, his father pushed jude away in a cooler that came from the boat. his father let go of that cool air. and then after the chaos, jude was alone floating. something that went through my head was if i was going to make it to see my family or make it to see another day.

>> or >> not dead. he found himself washed ashore and in the morning he went to find help. he was then reunited with his mom and aunt. i like spending time on the boat and it is is miss this last week of an school since the vote went missing. but he's eager to go back but still understanding how his miraculous chances of survival made him. the sole survivor of that horrible kind of manage that. and i stay strong i just have to focus on. >> what's in front of me and not really the past unless have to it's hard, i think for all hope for the tonight show up one day, you know, he's found on an island somewhere. you can cook met hannah wilson. you know, that's what i'm thinking. but, you know, you know, there's that has that, you know, that's not the case. and we somehow i within 24 hours says the bodies of the family have not been found yet. >> they're hosting a vigil on saturday, november 16th in bodega bay. i mean, nobody shows up will be there. you

know, for us, it's it's a closure going forward, making sure friends and family are there for who still has plans to fish again in the future. yeah, it's still want to go fishing, maybe like of the future would actually get a bigger boat. meantime, there is a gofundme set up to help the family move forward making sure that they have a healthy. >> we know so they can, you know, if they have what they want to do with their life then have somebody support them. and, you know, be there, too. you know, we that their will >> in san jose jack. well, but kron 4 news. >> after a standoff lasting 8 hours, antioch police arrested a man accused of domestic violence. officers responded to reports of a kidnapping and assault at stowe. crest drive saturday. the alleged victim was outside the home when police arrived. the men involved had barricaded himself inside the property d threatened officers with a knife. he eventually surrendered around 11:00pm and was booked into jail. in

richmond, 9 people accused of being involved in sideshows are in jail. this happened on canal boulevard overnight. officers say more than 50 cars and 200 people blocked the street. police used spike strips to stop one of the cars from getting away, which you can see on your screen. richmond police remind everyone that sideshows are illegal and a serious risk to those involved. niners defensive end. nick bosa was recently fined over $11,000 for wearing a maga hat during a post-game interview. the associated press as matt bosa war and maga hat after a we sit 9 9 ers game versus the cowboys. as you can see there, bosa pointed to his white maga hat in support of now, president-elect donald trump under nfl policy players cannot wear personal political messages without approval. says that the moment was worth it. in the south bay concern continues to build among immigrant families following trump's promise of mass deportation leaders in san

jose now offering messages of reassurance prof was rob nesbitt explains. >> we want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border security during his speech on election night. a big part of his campaign for reelection and that he spoke on during his last visit to california. we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and san jose. 40 1% of the city's population is foreign born. according to mayor matt mahan. it's why the president elect's comments are so concerning in the south bay when the presidential candidate who is now the president-elect is making remarks saying that they're going to. >> the port immigrant community members. we take that very seriously. and there is real palpable fear in our community. jeremy bruce works with the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment that advocates for immigrants. the center puts on know your rights workshop and make sure immigrant families have help hotlines at the ready community members can

call if they see ice in their neighborhoods that we can effectively respond. to document the ice enforcement and then also employee. and attorneys to work if there's an immigration case that in a statement thursday, san jose police chief paul joseph says his department will not take any action to determine a person's immigration status and will not detain question or arrest anyone for the purpose of discovering their status. the chief says his policy is in place to ensure that people feel safe coming to the police without fear of deportation. fact that santa clara county has always been a beacon for championing immigrant rights issues and being a welcoming place for immigrants for all people. state senator dave cortez, he is also advocating for immigrants saying the democratic party needs to be prepared to do the same, urging his colleagues in the state senate to go to their home counties and hold public hearings so people come in and ask questions, reassure them. >> let them know that we have

rapid response programs that if somebody comes knocking on their door thought award, you know, how should they respond, though? chief joseph says there should not be fear of deportation. >> his department will continue to work with u.s.. immigration and customs enforcement with matters involving serious crimes. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, parking too close to a crosswalk in san francisco could get you into trouble. the mta starts issuing warning tickets to anyone who parks within 20 feet of any crosswalk. the agency says the move works to comply with the state's daylighting law which aims to improve pedestrian safety fines will be issued starting january first, starting at $40. we're continuing our coverage of the many murder trial for many is accused of killing cash up co-founder bob lee back in april. last week, the defense called its first witness is kron four's lezla gooden was at the courthouse. >> defense began with dna

expert greg hampton focusing on why lee's dna, specifically his blood was found only on the knife's blade and that the handle. they argue that the state's dna collection methods may have been flawed. the prosecution asked the expert if he took any issue with sfp d's dnase findings. he replied that while he agreed with the report he disagreed with parts of their testimony, noting that the jury did not see the full analysis. now, jurors had numerous questions for the expert, particularly about dna collection methods, whether he has ever personally examine the knife in this case, what she had not second witness iran to be a guest, a friend of khazar ma. many describe the events leading up to lee's death. the ada said sheehan because our take 3 shots of ghb, but she refused other drugs offer by jeremy boy, even when they felt sick from thp cause are called her brother nima and her husband. stated that nima was calm during their conversation and that lee was never mentioned

when they talked. he also noted that sheen because our we're not close emphasizing that they had differences think azhar is all about money in party. biggest testimony completely contradicts other testimony that we have heard about state of mind. during that time we've heard that he was aggressive. now she says that he was acting very normal. we are expected to resume session on tuesday. was a good in kron. 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, an event that's sure to have breaking it down on a sunday after the break. the founder of san francisco international hip hop dancefest joins us live in studio with a preview. >> oh, what a sunday we have coming for you next week. what is lot of action going on here? that's why for fall in the mid latitudes back into when it is good to

>> all right. welcome back. a 43 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. some beautiful blue skies out there at the moment. day. >> beautiful stuff there, stephanie. it's gonna look so different. 24 hours. but yes, soak it up at your sunday. a sweet one at that. and that's the far shot. there you have it. the golden gate bridge and a lot of sunshine for your sunday. as far as the temperatures right now, that's only thing that's going to change in the positive direction. we have 40's and 50's on the board. for the most part we talked to this morning at 7 we had even 30's going on. so the dryers helping out with a lot of movement for the sierra, the gusts, what they're going to get snow from all of this. so that's what we talk about. rain a lot of times and the late fall in the winter months. this translates over

to snow. clearing out, looks like by tuesday, but their success of systems that although we may get a grazing of they'll get more. the positive snow still early in the season, though, for the lower elevations. now checking things out on futurecast for again, uneventful sunday. little breeze with that may be an overnight shower rain. then for your monday morning that clears out and you can see by mid afternoon, although there's some residual popping up and sometimes what happens as cold air aloft, you get the sunshine out that boom creates evaporation for a little secondary shower, perhaps. but again, in the afternoon we'll see some sunshine with all of this. what is mostly a morning affair tuesday, uneventful before maybe in a little strike on wednesday, again, less potent. so that's the big deal. some mountain snow is with that. next dose gets here middle of the week and then again, some mountain snow is perhaps just grazing us to the north for the most part, maybe on friday as well. but this is a lot more active in the mountain. so that was mentioning earlier, kind of goes around us, if you will,

taking the scenic route, if you will. so very little effect we're going to get. but again, more for the mountains clears out for next weekend. looks good. and yet another system look out for by the end of next weekend. so it's active this week. lot of passing coming and going checking things out around the neighborhood. 65 san francisco, shelley 60's cover the coast as we see bayside 66 burlingame, mostly a 60 story, although mountain view popping about 70 in the south bay, though, mid 70's, though, it looks like in spots, san jose at 74 along with santa clara morgan hill as well, east bay shoreline, lower 70's tried valley, also lower 70's as well. 71 walnut creek and concord. 66 for berkeley. vallejo comes in at 67 fairfield and vacaville about 71. 69 going on for napa and 74 santa rosa. so this is probably the warmest day we're going to see in the seven-day bunch. check it out here. we do mention the rain coming on monday. another little those will called drizzle for now and wednesday and friday is variable clouds. keep it at

that much, much cooler with all of that. we've got the 70's and now it's time to get kinetic. phyllis staff. >> thanks so much. what you're looking to turn up on a sunday. we have the perfect event for you today. music lovers from across the bay and the world will be san francisco for the city's international hip-hop dance fest. joining us live now with how you could catch of. i've is the kayak. she is the founder of the festival. good morning me. i love the look. by the way, head to toe the hair, the vest to a great. thank you, stephanie. i like your out. that is >> appreciate color. thank you. so tell us a bit about this festival. this is the 26th year to asians. thank you. >> this is the first festival of its kind that honors the artistry of hip-hop dance. and what we do is we honor the

legacy and encourage evolution on a world-class stage. we bring the most prestigious dance companies from all over the world in a highly curated event on a world-class stage and they are performing shows today that has fine arts noon and 5, just incredible. and the best of officially kicked off yesterday how did that go? so good. yeah. magnificent. people expect would would be what people see. well, we have a dense company from paris, montreal, detroit los angeles. 2 of them actually couple from the bay. what goes into producing an event of this scale bringing groups from all over the world. >> what i do is a call for applications early. actually, it's already started for next year. this year i received 113 applications from over the world k and dance companies from as far as you know,

senegal in singapore in poland lied i chose and addition to that, it's just about being able to try to continue to fund it. >> and pay for the dancers in a flight their hotel in their food and their expenses so that i can treat them like the professionals that they are. yes. and tell us a little bit about hip-hop dance as well like that. i'm sure that there's so much variety within the genre itself. tonight and the 2 shows today we're going to see some detroit judge. it. we're going to see whacking. we're going to see hip-hop and we're going to see break house way. then i'm probably forgetting a and it's all about respect. it's about immense respect, which is why i even started nothing but respect. yes was a culture. and for these dancers who i feel like deserve even more, yes. and what inspired you to start this in the first place you've been teaching continue to teach in the city? i do. you've been doing so for some time. so what inspired you to

kind of make that leap into event? organizer? >> respect. yeah. and the fact that being a dense in the dance world as a choreographer and teacher and then doing an event. >> you treat the dancers the way you would want to be treated because you understand what it's like. you don't have when i get hired as a choreographer, i usually have to educate the percent about how we need what the things we need. the time that with putin to what we create the works of art that they artists do you know it's a it's a very time-consuming. absolutely. i can imagine. now when you are selecting these incredible groups to come out to perform at this event. >> what we're looking for because there are so many incredibly talented folks out there. such a good question. i think that obviously the people, the dancers who are super honed in their craft dancers who may have something to say of significance with their pieces and dancers who have inspire uplift, you know,

and people who come to the dense this for the first time are always gob smacked because they have expectations of what they think they're going to and then they see it and they realize, oh, this is this is way more. this is whole journey. this is very sophisticated. this yeah, absolutely. now how people get more information and also how much are tickets hip-hop dance fest dot com. i think there around 60 very reasonable. we're talking about 10 dance companies from all over the world. we really try to keep it affordable. and you go to the web site today at the 12 o'clock show. anyone that's a child is invited to come on stage after the show hosted by haven't freestyle dance session? alright out. yeah. if you come to the 5 o'clock show, you're invited part of the ticket to come into the lobby for free party and the performers will be there. will

have some bite will have a dj. we're gonna have some turf dancers and awards ceremony. so we have a lot of celebrating to do today. fantastic in our last 20 seconds here. tell us a bit about our performer that's going to be coming on and the dance out he's going to do. and we're talking about how subject and we have michael manson, the director. i have learned some about budget from detroit. it dance style that has been around since the 70's y'all are ready for a treat all right. so michael, take it away. thank you so much. we don't like thank you all right. good night.

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>> this investigation. >> it's not about i'm confident and i will not be charged with a crime because i innocent. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the recall vote for 2 top east bay officials has

been approved. why this vote is making history. plus bomb threats at polling locations across the country, including in the south bay, how local police responded. and multiple burglars caught on camera kicking down the door of the east bay camera store. what we're learning about these repeated break-ins. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday november, the 10th and we continue our news coverage for you this morning. first with a look at your weather with mister dave. hey, hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, a sweet sunday store for us. we had some clouds in the forecast a little bit here. you know, variable just a touch to begin. its looked like very clear on out. so turning to a mostly temps, not bad either. and things change tomorrow. well, we need the rain, too. so here's what it looks like it happened bay right now as we start the day, remember will be a little cooler at the

beaches in the coast. >> in the 60's got a breeze going on. so definitely got to wear the sweater in the jack and all that stuff. here's what it is. the bigger picture is upstream to see that nice collection of cloud cover. yes, that's your monday morning. and it looks like it's going to impact really the later monday morning commuters as you get say, past 8 o'clock or so in the afternoon early morning, it'll probably be able to sundar some sprinkles, perhaps late tonight, overnight a bit. but the big story is going to be early in the morning are in the morning, rather, ok, 40's 50's for temperatures. right now. we did have some 30's when we started the program. however, that's where warmed up. thanks to dry air and all the sunshine. we're getting that. get the quick comparison here. pretty close yesterday's numbers. maybe a degree or 2 above where they were. but again, pretty close, a soft landing there. 55 by 10 o'clock by 11. 61. we're not done. 68 by high noon and again, looking for high temperatures inland to be in the lower 70's. our next week's going to be much cooler. and we have couple bouts of systems passing. we'll be talking about it in a bit. stephanie.

>> our top story this morning is going to be out of the east bay where voters have approved the recall of 2 top officials, district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao who did concede to the recall on friday crawford's lindsey ford brings us analysis from a local political expert. >> this is the first successful recall against the mayor of oakland and the alameda county district attorney david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state university says both are historic and similar in both cases. you have women of color. >> who are attacked and buy big-ticket fund or she can't eliminate but it does give us some idea in terms of what is going on with the recall process. >> statewide officials who are recalled typically don't pan out. but when recalls are put on the ballot on a local level, mcewan says it tends to be successful. you go to the local level and local jurisdictions, there are twice

as many local jurisdictions. >> that have the ability to have a recall. and that's also percolating throughout the united states. but it usually attached to malfeasance or scandal in office. something happens with the office holder and there was an attempt to recall. >> pamela price often faced criticism from constituents claiming her policies were too soft on crime. >> for the da that involved winning with just 53% of the vote. and so her political opponents were never satisfied. and and we're also in a place where they would want to take advantage of situations by perceptions of criminal justice reform that air tomorrow on the side of offenders. that on victims for mayor thao. >> mcewan says optics were often the issue. there's the oakland, a situation. there's just a perception that city hall was not functioning well, mayor thao also received a lot of criticism for her decision to fire police chief leronne armstrong. and when her home was raided in june of this year by the fbi, tal maintains

she has done nothing wrong. this investigation is not about me. i've not been charged with a crime and i'm confident that i will no be charged with a crime because i am innocent. mcewan also says a yes vote on a recall is more than just voter angst. it's the voters sending a message to all politicians. and when you're captain of the ship. >> unfortunately, when the ship kind of scrapes against iraq, that's on. you. and that's where our politics are at right now. and so that makes it really tough. and so the recall, as a as a weapon as a threat as a device, and it's here to stay. >> lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> frazier local election headquarters as francisco voters passed the highly watched proposition k city election. officials confirm those results on saturday. prop k allows the great highway a road that runs along the city's western edge by the pacific coast to become a permit park allowing improvements like more seating

and play structures. supporters say the park will give the city more open space. opponents had argued it would cause traffic jams in nearby neighborhoods. developing this morning, several polling locations nationwide, including in the bay area, were temporarily evacuated after bomb threats. santa clara county's election office was evacuated saturday morning after an employee came across a threatening email. officials say it was sent friday night but not seen until yesterday. it implied workers inside the building would be harmed. there were around 100 people working saturday, still processing ballots. law enforcement responded and say no suspicious devices were found. the area was declared safe later that afternoon. firefighters put out a brush fire in san mateo county started around 3.30, saturday morning. and the honda that fire was contained at less than an acre. thankfully, no buildings damaged. crews are investigating the cause. also in the north bay, fire crews near calistoga stop forward progress on a grass fire.

broke out saturday near frogs valley road and nights valley and burned roughly 4 acres. no injuries reported. it's not clear yet how that fire started. all right. take a look at this. they knocked down the door of east bay camera shop, as you can see there and took off with merchandise. the business owner told kron four's philippe djegal all that the same thing happened just 3 months ago. >> one kicked through the door and the thieves are it's getting it's getting really old just after 5 o'clock wednesday morning, pleasant hill. police say 6 suspects broke into mike's camera on contra costa goods gloves and witness tipped police off to the burglary in progress. the first officer was on scene 5 minutes after the call. the suspects were able to push a record stuff and some other items out of the store and bolted in what police described as a silver hyundai and a black sedan. we >> also had a break in early

august one which somebody stole a car. >> car to the door here. >> and then they ran they hit one of >> cases in the front and still a lot of used equipment last year. manager andrew krebs says employees were also held up by a group of thieves at gunpoint during a robbery. and in september, he says mike's camera store in dublin was burglarized. all of the incidents with collective losses and damages totaling thousands of dollars. as for whether or not the suspects involved in this week's burglary were also tied to the one in august. police say that is still under investigation. we now have employees left the store because of you know, if you just ate. so it's. it's heartening increasingly difficult for storefronts to maintain their operations along contra costa boulevard. a major thoroughfare that runs along the freeway with several businesses reporting burglaries in recent months.

it's been very frustrating so far no arrests have been made in pleasant hill. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> right now, oakland police are searching for this man. >> lasting 5 years ago. take a good look at your screen. hear officers say no one has seen jonathan van der by a sense may 3rd, 2019, his car was found parked on the san mateo bridge just a day later on the left of your screen is how jonathan looked when he went missing at the age of 19 to the right is how investigators think he may look now, if you know anything about where he could be. please get in touch with oakland police. president elect donald trump sits down with president joe biden in the oval office on wednesday. the white house making the announcement saturday and saying the 2 men will discuss the transfer of power. notably trump did not offer to host biden for a sit-down following the 2020 election. trump takes office january 20th after defeating vice president kamala harris and the november election. the trump team is working to fill more key positions. campaign manager

susie wiles was named as trump's chief of staff making her the first woman chief of staff in history. here california. governor newsom is again positioning himself as the anti-trump alternative. he's called a special session of the legislature in december to protect california's more progressive policies from the trump presidency involving women and lgbtq rights. >> i think he's gonna a faster executive orders. day one. we're taking at his word and taking a promises. >> newsom says he plans to defend climate action and push back against plans to crack down on illegal immigration. president elect trump has fired back on his online platform. trump's social. annual veterans day parade happens today in san francisco, north beach neighborhood events kick off at 11:00am and the parade starts at 10. expect street closures from 10:00am to 01:00pm along the following routes with point between powell and the embarcadero embarcadero. from north point to jefferson, jefferson,

between the embarcadero and hide it all streets north of beach and between. hi, dan. the embarcadero, new service will be impacted here and bus return to normal once those streets reopen. be sure to plan ahead for delays in those areas. >> in the south bay students parents rally to keep their school from closing. what some protesters say it will keep it will take to keep the lights on that story. still ahead. >> it seems that they're going to port immigrant community members. there is real palpable fear. >> plus, calls for action in the south bay over fears of mass deportations during the second trump presidency. what police in san jose say they want. and november is indigenous peoples month. after the break, a curator from the oakland museum of california joins us live in

studio to introduce us to an impressive new photo exhibit. >> what are we time this out right there, sunday. lots of sunshine. look at those temperatures for highs. lower 70's next week. different story cooler. we got some bouts of rain take tomorrow morning. your forecast next kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> 9.13, this morning live look outside at the transamerica building in san francisco. is beautiful blue

sky. yeah, few. it's a beautiful sunday. their stuff and it's going to be such a different story tomorrow morning. so enjoy this perfectly time. even at the coast of the beaches, members could be chilly of that chilly breeze in everything else they've ever come on. >> dress up for the part there. and that's half moon bay clustering like they're what we have is drier right above us at the surface, maybe it's collected close to each other dew point temps. you get to all that. when the sun comes up, that mixes out in back to the dry air today. 66 san francisco where to call now sunny and cool, breezy and cool for open at 68. 74 mild san jose. and that's where most of the mid 70's are hiding out today. so we got breezy going on today tomorrow. developing sprinkle overnight, just temporary to kind of. the cocktail hour overnight and then rain in the morning. that'll be say 9 o'clock. 8 o'clock zone. and it looks like clearing out to the afternoon at least seeing some sun coming out there a bit. then unsettled for wednesday, thursday, little zone. they're not as much as you're going to see tomorrow, though. that's the lion's share birthing. we're going to get next week and then into

friday, maybe being grazed by system. the well actually bring tahoe some more mountain snows and whether deal with right now we're at 56, san jose east bay shoreline also treated to the 50's with 40's inland, replacing the 30's even as we see up north with a lot of 40's and at hand, too. so back to future cast here today, looking sweet, a couple little showers or sprinkles happening here by this evening and a bit overnight until the main line moves through there. it is about 11, 30 covering almost the entire bay. by that point dipping further south, clear on out as you'll notice and tuesday, quiet and dry before yet. a new system of the longer range forecast tells us we'll be grazing us wednesday. thursday, the winds were a flick that as well. today we got our breeze here, but it's very clear what happens tomorrow. when with that package. but again, brief and will be with that heavy rain. and then when it moves through done and we'll be left with kind of breezy conditions a bit will be from the northwest to touch a little bit of an offshore wind with that, too. highs today. lower 70's are at work. here is

you'll notice up to the north. looks like santa rosa's coming in at 70 as well. meanwhile, mid 70's for the south bay next couple of days noting the rain on monday, but the temperatures of kind of corrective to the 60's and that we will stay for the balance of the week. coming up, more on that longer range forecast for so it's happening your neighborhood in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank is a new photo exhibit at the oakland museum of california that celebrates native american culture. the exhibition called board of the bear dance. duggan, aguilar, us photographs of native california is on display now. earlier this morning, i spoke with theresa harlan, author of dealers biography. she saying be a good looks odd, california indian photographs and do get aguilar. and we were joined by drew johnson, a curator for the oakland museum of california. watch this. thank you so much for joining us to talk about such an important topic here for indigenous peoples month. >> now, first tell us a bit about the life of a duggan aguilar, if you could. i know

there's such so much to cover in a very limited amount of time, but maybe some of the key points. well, diggins california native and very much a part of the community and >> he really sought his life's work to document california indian communities. and he traveled all over the state. he's known for photographing california indian basket weavers association meetings. and and he was very much a up member of the community as a father, uncle, brother, friend. so he was able to photograph. events in a way that others couldn't. and he also had a practice of giving portraits pensive this portraits to the people who are in his image it was reciprocity. yeah. and drew, tell us a bit about the collection itself and the photography that we're seeing on that we were just seeing on the screen there. >> what tell us about the messages that you think they

trying to >> that's the first of all, like to give credit to dustin angular his son doing the alerts family to past or in 2018 the family donated the entire archive. think 25,000 negative 600 prince personal papers and so forth. and as theresa was saying, i think is his gift is really the the photographs are sort of loving celebration of native california, indigenous communities, which is something that a lot of californians frankly have not experienced or seen. so native people will see it as a celebration. and non native people, i think will really learned something important. >> and its recent tell us about what inspired you to write this book about him. i added to the collection of his photographs to the invitation of malcolm are billing it heyday books. >> and duggan. i have been working together since the late 1980's. and it was really

familiar with his photographs. and so it was it was an honor and honored to work with and to look at his image e and and we also selected them, you know, as community. yes, how did that photo selection work as you working to cure rate this this collection together for display? >> well, the during the exhibition was really collaborative process. we have, as theresa mentioned, we have found 5 carburetor put together the show where they're involved in developing every step of the way. there are people that, you know, native californians who knew doing work with related to him. so that was really rewarding part of the process of it has feeling of intimacy that i think that that stem from that, is there a particular image or a series of images in the collection that you think people really should? >> the taking a look at when they come and see this exhibit. i have is probably so many that come to mind. but as their favorite of yours, perhaps. there's a you know,

that's like asking your favorite child. i think thing that immediately comes to mind is a group of photographs that he took cha say, which is the indian iraq state, historic park. >> it's group. it's individual portraits of people standing in front of the roundhouse and it's all to offer one roll of film and they're perfectly posed photographs that really i think speaks about intimate relationship he had with people in the trust that he had so that he could get those in just roll of film okay. >> and how about for you? and if you come to know you're thinking about yeah, it's really hard to have favorites and, you know, walking through the exhibition, it was like a reunion and the community that he built through his photography is continuing to the community. we've built with the museum with our advisors and then it. it was just amazing to see people who are in the image is getting their photographs with their

photographing. it was just really powerful and very emotional for many folks. the museum provided contact. she needs audio video. so there's at all levels an amazing way in which someone can immerse themselves his his life of photographing landscape and people. yeah, really sounds like such a powerful tell us and remind us again how people can access this incredible collection. how long it's going to be on display for. >> the exhibition's up until the middle of june. we are, you know, acquired the collection pretty recently. so we're still involved with cataloging it again with collaborators. and are going to be putting it on to our online collections portal probably you're not immediately, but it's it's going to happen. and that was what do wanted? and i think was to have these publicly

available for for people to see and to use for generations really. >> all right. wonderful drew johnson curator with the oakland museum of california and theresa harlan, author of a biography. she saying me a good look song. the california indian photographs of event you are. thank you so much to the both of you for joining us this morning. let's to be here. thank you. all right. thank you. we'll be right back.

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>> at least maybe 14 seen put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a tragic story of survival. hear from a 13 year-old boy after his father died from a boat capsizing in bodega bay. what he told us about his family's lost plus in the south bay calls for action over fears of mass deportations during the second trump presidency. police in san jose say they won't do. and the murder trial continues for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. what we're learning from a dna expert. welcome back to the call for weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our news coverage for you this

morning with a look first at your forecast with dave spahr high. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad sunday. what idea that we're going to be warmer than we're going to be any time next week? coming up, we have a couple of little visitors this week next week. >> with rain showers and maybe some showers in the middle of the week as well. first things first, start off with what it breaks down for your hour by hour forecast. 62 by 11 at 12. we've got 66. there's more text and their sometimes the computer, but says little looks like laws or something like that. and there doesn't know what to do with that. but we had some scattered clouds early on. we're mostly clear now, as you can see, and that's going to be the case for this afternoon. a little collection of cloud cover there. alright, 50's on the board with some 40's at hand, too. now we don't have the 30's anymore for the most part. and that's the warm up from earlier morning. couple hours ago we had 30's really chilly going on. so let's break it all down here for you. a clearing if there are clouds are neighborhood breezy with that, then we get into late tonight. might see a

little sprinkle tomorrow morning rain and that's in the morning hours should clear out by the afternoon this week, a few little showers wednesday, thursday, probably more impactful to tahoe. and it looks like and friday that will be more mountain. snow is where we're clearing out with a nice weekend. again, high temperatures come in the lower 70's again, the warmest probably to see all week long. where come up back with you and talk to you about the breakdown of what looks like not just tomorrow, but into next week for the week ahead, stephanie. >> new this morning, an incredible story of survival. this 13 year-old boy is alive after a boat carrying his family capsized in bodega bay. tragically, he lost his father in that incident. prof was jack moment, spoke with a young survivor as he grieves this terrible lost. >> my dad, cell phone and i took it and then but another in a match june come on, who showing us his father's collection of fishing rods. his father. >> was a lifelong fisherman and started taking out when he was just 5 years old. my dad

was a really funny guy. >> we had a really good personality. you help a family member. but on opening weekend for dungeness crab jude, his father, uncle cousins and family friend capsized their boat. the waves were just too big or at least maybe 14 c. >> judas as his family tried to get the vote out of the waves. but the water was coming on too quickly. and then we all put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. then in a heroic act, his father pushed jude away in a cooler that came from the boat. his father let go of that cool air. and then after the chaos, jude was alone floating. something that went through my head was if i was going to make it to see my family or make it to see another day. >> or >> not dead. he found himself washed ashore and in the morning he went to find help. he was then reunited with his mom and aunt. i like spending time on the boat and it is like personal home. on ocean

is miss this last week of school since the vote went missing. but he's eager to go back but still understanding how his miraculous chances of survival made him. the sole survivor of that horrible kind of manage that tonight. stay strong. i just have to focus on. >> what's in front of me and not really the past unless have it's hard, i think for all hope for the tonight show up one day, you know, he's found on an island somewhere. you can cook hannah wilson. you know, that's what i'm thinking. but, you know, you know, there's that chad's that, you know, that's not the case. and we somehow 24 hours says the bodies of the family have not been found yet. >> they're hosting a vigil on saturday, november 16th in bodega bay. i mean, nobody shows up will be there. you know, for us, it's it's a closure going forward, making sure friends and family are there for who still has plans to fish again in the future. yeah, it's still want to go fishing, but maybe like of the

future actually get a bigger boat. meantime, there is a gofundme set up to help the family move forward making sure that they have a healthy. >> we know so they can, you know, we got what they want to do with their life and then have somebody support them. and, you know, be there, too. you know, you know, with their dad will >> in san jose jack. well, but kron 4 news. >> after a standoff lasting 8 hours, antioch police arrested a man accused of domestic violence. officers responded to reports of a kidnapping and assault at stonecrest drive saturday. the alleged victim was outside the home when police arrived, the man involved had barricaded himself inside and threatened officers with a knife. he eventually surrendered around 11:00pm and was booked into jail. and richmond, 9 people accused of being involved in sideshows are in jail. this happened on canal boulevard overnight. officers say more than 50 cars and 200 people blocked the street. police used spike strips to stop one of the cars from getting away

with. you could see there on your screen. richmond police remind everyone that sideshows are illegal and a serious risk to those involved. niners defensive end. nick bosa was fined over $11,000 for wearing a maga hat during a post-game interview. the associated press is bo so wore a maga hat after the recent a game where the niners played against the cowboys. vosot pointed to his white maga hat in support of the now president-elect donald trump, as you can see there under nfl policy, players cannot wear put personal political messages without approval. but both this is at the moment was worth it to him. in the south bay concern continues to build among immigrant families following trump's promise of mass deportation leaders in san jose now offering messages of reassurance. course, rob nesbitt explains. >> we want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border security during his speech on election night. a big part of

his campaign for reelection and that he spoke on during his last visit to california. we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and san jose. 40 1% of the city's population is foreign born. according to mayor matt mahan. it's why the president elect's comments are so concerning in the south bay when the presidential candidate who is now the president-elect is making remarks saying that they're going to. >> the port. >> immigrant community members. we take that very seriously. and there is real palpable fear in our community. jeremy bruce works with the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment that advocates for immigrants. the center puts on know your rights workshop and make sure immigrant families have help hotlines at the ready community members can call if they see ice in their neighborhoods. >> that we can effectively respond. to document the ice enforcement and then also employee. and attorneys to

work if there's an immigration case that in a statement thursday, san jose police chief paul joseph says his department will not take any action to determine a person's immigration status and will not detain question or arrest anyone for the purpose of discovering their status. the chief says his policy is in place to ensure that people feel safe coming to the police without fear of deportation. fact that santa clara county has always been a beacon for championing immigrant rights issues and being a welcoming place for immigrants for all people. state senator dave cortez, he is also advocating for immigrants saying the democratic party needs to be prepared to do the same, urging his colleagues in the state senate to go to their home counties and hold public hearings slip. people come in and ask questions, reassure them. >> let them know that we have rapid response programs that if somebody comes knocking on their door thought award, you know, how should they respond, though? chief joseph says there should not be fear of deportation. >> his department will continue to work with u.s.. immigration and customs enforcement with matters

involving serious crimes. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, parking too close to a crosswalk in san francisco could get you into trouble. the mta starts issuing warning tickets to anyone who parks within 20 feet of any crosswalk. the agency says the move works to comply with the state's daylighting law which aims to improve pedestrian safety fines will be issued starting january first, starting at $40. on the peninsula. another bay area tech company is cutting jobs. mateo based fresh works announced plans to lay off 600 workers ceo dennis woodside says it's all part of the company's goal to invest in artificial intelligence and customer initiatives. he also thanked employees impacted by those layoffs, calling this a difficult but necessary move. and we're continuing our coverage of the many murder trial. he's accused of killing cashapp co-founder bob lee in april. last week, the defense called its first witness is was let the good was at the courthouse. >> defense began with dna

expert greg hampton focusing on why lee's dna, specifically his blood was found only on the knife's blade and that the handle. they argue that the state's dna collection methods may have been flawed. the prosecution asked the expert if he took any issue with sfp d's dnase findings. he replied that while he agreed with the report he disagreed with parts of their testimony, noting that the jury did not see the full analysis. now, jurors had numerous questions for the expert, particularly about dna collection methods, whether he has ever personally examine the knife in this case, what she had not second witness iran to be a guest, a friend of khazar ma. many describe the events leading up to lee's death. villegas said she and cause are to 3 shots of ghb, but she refused other drugs offer by jeremy, believe it when they felt sick from thp cause are called her brother nima and her husband. stated that an e-mail was calm during their conversation and that lee was never mentioned when

they talked. he also noted that she and kuz are we're not close emphasizing that they had differences saying khazar is all about money. imparting biggest testimony completely contradicts other testimony that we have about state of mind. during that time, we've heard that he was aggressive. now she says that he was acting very normal. we are expected to resume session on tuesday. >> a good in kron. 4 news. >> and the day is finally here. start running back. christian mccaffrey expected to make his season debut against the tampa bay buccaneers. mccaffrey was back on the practice field just before headed to tampa bay earlier this week. he's been sidelined by killers, tend since august. if the niners want to get back on track this week, they are going to need some high-performance for mccaffrey. again, kickoff happens today at 10:00am. happening tomorrow. the university of the pacific in san francisco, soma neighborhood hosts free dental and hearing screenings for

veterans and active duty military members. now those screenings are being held at the to go school of dentistry off 5th in ministry starts at 10:00am and last until 12:30pm, organizers say some family members may be seen if space is available. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, an event that's sure to have breaking it down on a sunday. >> after the break, the founder of san francisco international hip hop dancefest joins us in studio with a preview. >> to mention it's gonna be a little chillier next week so that people get some tips here. lower 70's going on in the east bay's you can see for highs today. lots of sunshine. we time this perfect day for a sweet sunday rain coming tomorrow morning. we got it for you. coming up at the for for you. coming up at the for more news.

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>> all right. welcome back time. 43 this morning live. look outside at the golden gate bridge looking really pretty out there that bridge, but also seemingly a bit overcast as well but think, yeah, we do clutching a cloud cover. but you know what? the advantages we have some very dry air just right above us or thing kind of mixes out in the sun joins us. and that's what you can expect for today. >> lot of sunshine, east bay shoreline. looking sweet at that. there's the blue skies off towards the background. enjoy the sunshine today. >> things are a changeup into next week. temperatures for you right now. we started the day. there were a couple pockets of some 30 still hanging on in lynn, get used to it. that's kind of the winter program going forward. lot of 50's you can see in the east bay for right now and even up in the north bay here that shows you fairly dry air trying to work its magic a little bit here. sierra, what

are they getting from this sunshine today? drop happening tomorrow with snow showers. there's actually more expected into the week ahead. now, this is early in the season. so a lot of it will be kind of the higher elevations still, but give it some time. it's only november back to future cast. what happens today? enjoy the sunshine. some sprinkles and showers out to see here. but it's going to take them until tonight and overnight before we get anything that grazes us. but the bigger deal is going to be tomorrow morning. looks to be late in the morning, too. so we'll spare a good chunk of the morning commute here. but later on, prepare for some rain coming your way there. but then that the parts and then by the evening, just a little a few little pockets left over and probably do a little bit to daytime heating. now, cooler air is moving in and this is going to have a pop of wind with it. but that also means cold air aloft. so you get about ration during the day and whack. there you have a couple of stray showers left over tuesday's nice and then wednesday is a new dose to epwatch out for. let's go take look at the big view. that's again, your monday. take a breather on tuesday, wednesday, not as impressive

here. we're just being grazed her a little bit. there. mountain snows continue. we head into the weekend. again, this kind of goes around us is that there was a memo for it. and you see the snow showers happening in the mountains for the most part can't rule out for us. what the wait. we get little closer. see our impact should clear out for next weekend. however, and into the following week, looks like another possibility as well. so we're changing the season. the highway is open up coming in from the gulf of alaska. temperature. check for you today. 65. but remember the coast even though you see the sunshine quite chilly, lower 60's, you throw couple for some breezy conditions and we'll be that 65 or burning game. foster city, 67, palo alto. 69 in the south bay, mid 70's for a high today. that's the warmest pocket. looks like around the bay east bay shoreline, lower 70's also in tri valley. looks like we'll do about a 70 to walnut creek conquered. 71 richmond, 67 vallejo with 67. 71 fairfield, 69 napa. let's do a 69 for santa rosa. longer-range

forecast shapes up like this. there is our rain shot on monday where college just drizzle because that system a graze u.s. midweek and then friday will keep variable clouds but chilly as another system seems to kind of go around us but hits tahoe. so, you know, we a lot of traffic coming this week ahead. you know, it's life in the fall in story's yes. all right. well, >> definitely it'll be a very clear this. this change in the weather relished ready to go. that's right, ok? all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> well, if you're looking to turn up on a sunday, we have the perfect event for you today. dance lovers from across the bay and the world head to san francisco for the city's international hip-hop dance fest. earlier today, i spoke with the festival's founder, about how you can catch of. i've checked this out. tell us a bit about this festival. this is the 26th year asians. thank you. >> this is the first festival of its kind that honors the >> artistry of hip-hop dance. what we do is we honor the

legacy and encourage evolution on a world-class stage. we bring the most prestigious dance companies from all over the world and a highly curated event on a world-class stage and they are performing 2 shows today and that's because fine arts noon and 5, just incredible. and the best of officially kicked off yesterday how did that go? so good. yeah. magnificent. people expect would would be what people see. well, we have a dense company from paris, montreal, detroit waukee los angeles. 2 of them actually and death. couple from the bay. what goes into producing an event of this scale bringing groups from all over the world. >> what i do is a call for early. actually, it's already started for next year. this year i received 113 applications from over the

world k and dance companies from as far as you know, senegal in singapore in poland lied i chose and in addition to that, it's just about being able to try to continue to fund it. >> and pay for the dancers in a flight and the hotel and their food and their expenses so that i can treat them like the professionals that they are. yes. and tell us a little bit about hip-hop dance as well like that. i'm sure of it. there's so much variety within the genre itself. tonight and the 2 shows today we're going to see some detroit judge. it. we're going to see whacking. we're going to see hip-hop and we're going to see break house way. then. i'm probably forgetting a and it's all about respect. it's about immense respect, which is why i even started nothing but respect. yes was a culture. and for the censors who i feel like deserve even more. yes. and what inspired you to start this in the first

place you've been teaching youth continue to teach in the city. i do. you've been doing so for some time. so what inspired you to kind of make that leap into event? organizer? >> respect. yeah. and the fact that being a dense in the dance world as a choreographer and teacher and then doing an event. >> you treat the dancers the way you would want to be treated because you understand what it's like. you don't have when i get hired as a choreographer, i usually have to educate the percent about how we need what the things we need. the time that was put into what we create the works of art that they artists do you know it's a it's a very time-consuming. absolutely. i can imagine. now when you are selecting these incredible groups to come out to perform at this event. >> what we're looking for because there are so many incredibly talented folks out there. such a good question. i think that obviously the people, the dancers who are super honed in their craft dancers who may have something to say of significance with their pieces and dancers who

have inspire uplift, you know, and people who come to the dense this for the first time are always gob smacked because they have expectations of what they think they're going and then they see it and they realize, oh, this is this is way more. this is that the whole journey. this is very sophisticated. this yeah, absolutely. now how people get more information and also how much are tickets sf hip-hop dance fest dot com k i think there around 60 very reasonable. we're talking about 10 dance companies from all over the world. we really try to keep it affordable. and you go to the web site today at the 12 o'clock show. anyone that's a child is invited to come on stage after the show hosted by haven't freestyle dance session? alright out. yeah. if you come to the 5 o'clock show, you're invited part of the ticket to come

into the lobby for free party and the performers will be there will have some bites will have a dj. we're gonna have some turf dancers and awards ceremony. so we have a lot of celebrating to do today. fantastic in our last 20 seconds here. tell us a bit about our performer that's going to be coming on and the dance out he's going to do. and we're talking about how subject and we have michael manson, the director. i have learned some about budget from detroit. it dance style that has been around since the 70's y'all are ready for a treat all right. so michael, take it away. thank you so much. we don't like thank you all right. don't i?

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>> well, if you feel a little bit of election fatigue and to some anxiety from election day will shut this is a video that was shared by the oakland zoo. it's a compilation basically of all the different animals that they have there. and zoo says that they're hoping that this video helps to ease some of that anxiety that folks might be feeling this time of year. also just bring a smile to people's faces. it's you davidson it has specially that right there that with the pumpkin was a popular jacqueline or make you a little stuffed animal toy their egos. that's hot. that's how i did that. as a kid, i think with the was eye dropper. i guess where the huge one. yeah, nothing level would series of animal water. right you go. very, very wholesome. very, very uses come to kron i don't know about waiting for the therapy kittens to come by really what we had the rabbits in the case. >> all right. so reminder of without the and of course, a

reminder to folks at the glow farhi lantern festival does start at the zoo this weekend. that's always fun, ok, good. all right. so here's what's going on for tomorrow. by the way, to get all this online, every possible fashion you can on our kron on app. >> here's what's going on over today. sunshine, couple sprinkles happening and then tomorrow morning, yes, this will be after the bulk of the commute. now this is going to be late. >> so we'll have a little window and then should start clearing up by the afternoon. we're clear again into tuesday, there is more upstream to be had as i was talking about earlier, it's much weaker than everything we had to the big hits going to be basically tomorrow morning 09:00am give or take to about 9 or 2 about noon or so. 7 day forecast reveals everything we discuss. the big change also colder cooler and we do have winds with that system and that's what's going to be very sloppy. like late in the morning. keep in mind, it's going to be a bit involved. yes, bundle a bay area. you

got that part, right? yeah. for sure that those winter coats owed and role as the boots. >> punch by jacqueline. all right. thanks a lot. >> and thanks all of you for joining us here on the weekend. morning news to see you back here next week. 07:00am taking care of 07:00am taking care of yourselves. stay warm.

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