they saw peninsula. 71 for burlingame heading to the south. 73 foster city. 75 palo alto in the south bayper 70's. we've got the east bay shoreline in the mid 70's tried valley approaching about 80 with a lot of upper 70's. 76 walnut creek berkeley, around 70, 70 going on for a vallejo with nap at 72 and santa rosa about 69 again, middle of the week. little interruption here by system. temperatures don't do much. they stay in the 70's for the whole period. but heading into the end of the next weekend, we'll get to about 80 or so. and lots of sunshine. stephanie. >> spooky season is officially here. and in oakland, the historic attraction, fairyland is brewing up a called run of which fun for the whole family at its upcoming halloween jam. joining us live now to share more is executive director kimberly mueller. good morning to you. good morning to you. yes, it was so happy to have you here. tell us a bit about fairyland is a historic attraction on oakland and what you've got plan. yes, children's fairyland has bein in oakland for 74 years. will be our 75th anniversary. congrats excited to

well, temperatures elsewhere in the bay still in the 90's and still in the triple digits for a lot of cases. redwood city at 97 today, south temperatures well into the 90's, if not triple digits. morgan hill at 104, fremont's all the way up through san leandro. it's 90's for you while tri valley on up through walnut creek and concord. still in those 3 digit numbers, what 93 today? pittsburgh, 102, for your high santa rosa down to 96. actually a pretty big drop in temps for a lot of the north bay. tomorrow's daytime highs will settle back into the 90's for inland areas. 80's along the bay shore by the weekend. we're still warm and hot for inland areas but not as hot, at least no triple digits. and a lot of our areas closer to the coast continue to see temperatures sliding more so into the 70's by next week, tuesday and wednesday in particular, we see seasonable temps in the 70's to 80's james. all right. john quick check of the roads this morning. nothing major out there right now. the only thing we're tracking in the east bay. >> is a disabled vehicle right now on southbound 6 ad right there at highway 84 and son. all the

bay headed inside the day. those temperatures partly cloudy skies, got numbers there in the 70's. 75 in redwood city, the south really comfortable numbers really all around a little bit below the average, but still not bad over the east bay hills. these temperatures, upper 70's in places like pleasanton and livermore. looking about 76 in walnut creek. 69 and our friends in blair looking at 70 degrees. 72 benicia back along the coastline. temperatures generally in the 60's next couple days. here we go. slight chance of showers for tomorrow. right now as we head in towards sunday monday and tuesday, the maybe a little bit more impressive storm system rolls in on wednesday. love to see these coming in. we get these rain coming to the bay area right now looks like big rain makers. but we get about an inch of rain that'll bring into fire season. >> honestly, i think that's best for everyone. but i haven't experienced any rain since i've been here. well, some kind of interest at all. so could have to get outside. i'll tell you, it's wet. oh, really? yeah. well, thank you very welcome. that's a new thing for me to gu

south bay's 9-1-1 dispatcher who died in a head-on crash. plus with one week left before her recall election. oakland mayor sheng thao says crime is down in her city and she has a plan to bring it down even more. and some bay area are some south. bay leaders say more cameras are coming to a busy part of the san jose and hopes it increase public safety. it said. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us at 7 o'clock. i'm darya and james, let's start the hour with a check of weather and traffic. we've got gayle ong in in the weather center. michael thomas in the traffic center keeping us up to it out of the gate. i noticed it was a little extra chilly. it's a morning gayle her to leave. that is the weather headline this morning. >> perhaps one of the coldest mornings we've had

and about a million dollars a year now earmarked to revitalize the south bay city's downtown area will tell you where. it said. >> morning i'm stephanie lin and thanks so much for joining us here for our 07:00am. a i'm james fletcher. we've a mild start. i'll tell you this. it was warm even late last night. is it still felt like hot air coming in? and i definitely had the ac on. i don't know how mild it is this morning. what are you seeing out there, john? >> last night i felt the same exact thing. it was just really kind of felt like a midsummer day on one of our hot days. >> even though we are looking at our shorter days and longer evenings. >> mother nature still saying, let off the gas pedal just yet. we're looking outside at what we've got here from mount tam. this is a look down into the bay fog free this morning. so there's really no visible sign of that cool ocean air. but a little bit of good news is you can feel it at the coastline that beginnings of a cool down for coastal areas with 40's 50's right now at that direction. elsewhere in the bay where in the 60's, even 70's cur

still ahead at 5 o'clock, a south bay city celebrating 1000 miles paving projects completed. >> plus, do you recognize these north bay police issuing words of warning. >> and a nice pay neighborhood rocked by a string of auto burglaries. tonight, community members are speaking out. that's all about guy like 100 bison because they ready fast. >> very, very, very fast. witnesses describing the moment a tesla slammed into a building in fremont last night. police say the driver, 46 year-old come lesh. kumar patel died from his injuries. he crashed his car into the embark apartments on old warm springs road around 5 yesterday evening. the car caught fire causing residents to evacuate due to the flames. witnesses say the driver tried to avoid hitting another car and lost control. no official reason for the crash been released. >> and a car crashing into a bank in nevada on this happened earlier today at the community. first bank in novato boulevard. police say the driver was trying to park in front of the bank when they accidentally pressed on the accelerator instead of their break. polices

bay headed inside the day. those temperatures partly cloudy skies got numbers there in the 70's. 75 in redwood city, the south bay, really comfortable numbers really all around a little bit below the average, but still not bad over the east bay hills. these temperatures, upper 70's in places like pleasanton and livermore. looking about 76 in walnut creek. 69 in orinda, our friends in blair looking at 70 degrees. 72 benicia back along the coastline. temperatures generally in the 60's next couple days. here we go. a slight chance of showers for tomorrow. right now as we head in towards sunday monday and tuesday. that may be a little bit more impressive storm system rolls in on wednesday. love to see these coming we have these rain coming to the bay area right now. looks like big rain makers. but we get about an inch of rain that will bring into fire season. thanks, lawrence. >>police are now looking for a group of people accused of ramming a car into the christians. your store in san francisco's union square. happened early friday morning. officers in the area say they saw 3 cars recklessly driving away from the st

still ahead on kron for news at 4, a south bay city celebrating 1000 miles repayment projects completed. >> an unspecified threat prompts the closure of 2 north bay schools when they're expected to reopen. plus. >> in the race for the white house, the presidential candidates are targeting key voter fraud. i mean, renton washington all have that story coming up. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> a man has been arrested for making threats toward a petaluma elementary school. police say 47 year-old santa rosa resident kevin harrington was behind the threats. penn grove elementary school was placed on lockdown yes

well, a called for more federal help to address homelessness in the south bay city. lowe said look, has failed and did fail rather as san jose's mayor. >> we used one very simple measure reduction of street, homelessness, not our measures, the county of santa clara's. and by that measure, while homelessness was rising everywhere else in 2022, it was produced being reduced by 11% in san jose because we are launching innovative programs that were working and we need a federal partner that a bus to make those programs work better. a state auditor, an independent auditor on the city of san jose during mr. carter's tenure. and you know, that audit found the audit found that homelessness increased 40%. he talked about a plan of homelessness and addressing with a plan fails. >> the debate was originally scheduled to happen last wednesday, but it was postponed after le carre. do withdrew, citing laryngitis. tonight, california lawmakers are demanding an update to a federal homeless is program they feel might not be working. lawmakers from several cities say they're not getti

rich december fell golden gate. 37 of tulsa. 22 minutes. >> well, the south bay city of san jose celebrating a milestone in a decades long effort. they say they finished making improvements. we service in about 1000 miles of city streets. so estimated the damage from a single pothole cut costs anywhere from $400 for car owners. the work is being paid for with funds from voter approved measure t a few years back. mayor matt mahan says they have also been making some safety improvements. >> this payment made program isn't just about creating smoother roads. it's about creating safer roads over the past decade, we've coordinated hundreds of safety projects with our paving efforts, including restricting i didn't bike lanes implementing road diets enhancing. >> cross walks. well before the city hopes to finish work on an additional 2000 say streets by 2028. >> kind of like diminishes our hope in the san francisco school district system. >> well, parents are disappointed over the decision to san francisco stools. superintendent visited with several of the schools on the closure list to say to spea

and the south bay san jose city council member peter ortiz is asking for a study on park maintenance and capital funding. the bill calls for dedicated study session planned for january february of 2025. and will give a comprehensive review of funding challenges. a long-term solutions, for example, they want to take a closer look at east san jose as it had the highest maintenance needs for their parks. there's gonna be a news conference about this measure. one, 15 east plaza in san jose. today, the central american resource center or care son hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for their new community resource center. that's at 11, 17 market street in san francisco. this new facity will serve as a ermanent home for vital services and that migrant low income invidus, youth and the families. the event marks a key milestonin care, sons mission to create a vibrant multi-usepacethat reflects the community's cultural roots. the project is supported by local stay funding with the goal to rse about 7 million to a two-year capital campaign ceremony starts today at 12, 30. coming up next, a car in

the new tech being introduced to the south bay city. this is today in the bay. good morning. on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but let's talk about the forecast. finally feels like fall. yes. jacket weather. and today we can leave umbrellas at home. we will need sunglasses as it will be a bright and sunny day and just taking a while to really warm up. so here's a

south bay 9-1-1 dispatcher who died in a head-on crash. plus with one week left before recall election. oakland mayor sheng thao says crime is down in her city and she has a plan to bring it down even more. and some south bay leaders say more cameras are coming to a busy part of the san jose and hopes it will increase public safety. news at 5. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news at 05:00am on james fletcher in for reyna harvey. >> on this tuesday and we're going to begin the hour with a check of weather and traffic. we've got gayle ong with the forecast and michael thomas with a look at the roads are going to begin, though in the weather center. good morning. danielle morning. >> morning, everyone. we're up to a chilly start on this tuesday morning. notice we have mostly clear skies. so without that cloud cover blanketing a that is why it's gonna feel cold. we also have a bit of a breeze out there. so might feel chilly this morning. so just want to grab a jacket. current numbers are reading in the low 40's, some upper 40's along the bay shore. but pointing out to calistoga here. we're in the upper 30's. so

. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock, the growing calls for a south bay city council member accused of sexually assaulting a minor to resign. plus, where police say they found one of the birds stolen from east bay bird shot. as the search continues tonight the search continues tonight for the other one. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. >> tonight, san jose city leaders, including the mayor, are now calling on a city council member to resign following an investigation into the assault of a minor kron. four's. let good reports. >> and not even stand. >> 2. >> think sitting next to him on the council member, the affidavit is sickening. step down is what san jose city council members and its mayor are demanding of councilmember omar torres. >> this comes as torres is currently being investigated for alleged misconduct with a minor. >> he's one that placed himself in thi

south bay's 9-1-1 dispatcher who died in a head-on crash. plus with one week left before her recall election. oakland mayor sheng thao says crime is down in her city and she has a plan to bring it down even more. and some south bay leaders say more cameras are coming to a busy part of the san jose. all in hopes it increase public safety. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us and i'm letting you wake up with you. >> for a change of guard? james. yeah. we're gonna start hour with a check of weather traffic that day long in on whether we get michael thomas in for traffic this morning. last to cover little switcheroo, their team here. good morning, gayle. good morning. and we are off to a chilly start this morning, especially. >> for you in our valleys. we're talking upper 30's. so let's take a look at some current numbers. i'm seeing widespread 40's and 50's. but when you head to the north bay way up north. now 37 in santa rosa and 37 in kelsey bill. so there it's a freeze warning in parts of lake and mendocino counties. so if you're around that area, that proximity, you're feeling that cold air, it will be breezy throughout the day as well. an

south bay's 9-1-1 dispatcher who died in a head-on crash. plus with one week left before her recall election. oakland mayor sheng thao says crime is down in her city and she has a plan to bring it down even more. and some bay area are some south. bay leaders say more cameras are coming to a busy part of the san jose and hopes it increase public safety. it said. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us at 7 o'clock. i'm darya and james, let's start the hour with a check of weather and traffic. we've got gayle ong in in the weather center. michael thomas in the traffic center keeping us up to it out of the gate. i noticed it was a little extra chilly. it's a morning gayle her to leave. that is the weather headline this morning. >> perhaps one of the coldest mornings we've had since may. we're seeing 30's, especially for you in the north bay. and we have a beautiful sunrise you can see mostly clear is that those other benefit when it's clear. but here's some current numbers were in the 40's across the region, but heading towards the north bay, santa rosa. 38 degrees right now. and kelsey bill, 36 degrees. there's actually a freeze warning in

and this includes the north bay, south bay, east bay and even the city of san francisco with inland areas like walnut creek, having the potential to reach up to 110 and then areas along the coast region up to 95. pretty significant. we spoke with some swimmers this morning here in walnut creek about safety and what they do. this is one of the lifeguard managers. take a listen to some of his advice for those who are heading out into the pool during this despite contrary belief that you do sweat in a so you want to make sure you're staying hydrated. you still want to wear sunscreen as well. >> the uv is way more powerful coming off water. just make sure staying hydrated before and after you're sworn in. >> now, take a look. we've got some details on your screen. we want to remind everyone to practice heat safety busing those basic summer practices. staying in the shade wearing loose clothing, drinking water and never leaving pets. are people in a car you se outdoor workers and athletes really should be weang sunscreen. just as you heard lifeguards say and also taking a break when you feel l

. >> plus, a south bay city celebrating 1000 miles of repayment projects completed. we're live with the latest from san jose. and many sister expected to testify today as her brother is on trial for murder. we have the latest from the courthouse. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm stephanie lin. >> and first it to san francisco. mayor london breed weighing in on the city's school closure debate while ripping superintendent will ripping into superintendent matt wayne and saying the school closure process should quote, immediately stop. this comes in response to last week's release of a tentative plan to close or merge more than a dozen schools. since then breed says she's heard, quote, confusion and concern from parents, educators and staff about what this means for next year and the future of the school district in her statement breed writes, in part, quote, i've lost confidence in the superintendent's ability to manage the current process and do not believe this current plan will lead to an outcome that benefit students and the school distr

. >> still >> ahead on 4 news at noon, a growing calls for a south bay city council member to resign over some disturbing accusations. >> plus, the niners preparing great big home game against the chiefs this sunday. washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. >> in the south bay, san jose leaders including the mayor, are now calling a city council member to resign over assault allegations. kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> not even stand 2. think sitting next to him or have on the council member, though the affidavit is sickening. step down is what san jose city council members and its mayor are demanding of councilmember omar torres. >> this comes as torres is currently being investigated for alleged misconduct with a minor. >> he's

oakland, firefighters speaking out against potentially shutting down some fire stations and a south bay city council taking the next steps to strip powers of one of their own about the >> the san jose city council has voted to strip it battled councilmen. art torres of his responsibilities. this decision coming as torres is facing child crime allegations. kron four's will tran is in san jose with the latest. >> and the city council and the mayor, they would love to kick him. i asked the city council they also would love for him to simply resign. they cannot force him to leave and they can't force him to resign. so the best thing for them, the only thing available at this particular time is to strip him of all of his duties and basically stripped him of his powers and leave him only with the title of city council member. while this investigation plays out and they talked about it yesterday that the city council since the allegations broke on october 8th and no one has seen omar torres. he has not shown up to his committee's. he has not shown up to city council meetings and more importantly, a

a sickening message left on a campaign sign for a south bay man who is running for city council. another team, another forfeit days after san jose state women's volleyball match was moved for safety reasons and opponents as they don't have enough players that are willing now to play the spartans. and south bay residents are now joining in this call for a resignation were in the south bay where the pressure is mounting for omar torres to step down. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waltman. less than 2 weeks before the election and in the south bay >> peta city council candidates as one of his campaign sized signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti. >> kron four's to spoke with the candidate who reported this vandalism as a hate crime. >> a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >> and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, n

south bay, 9-1-1 dispatcher who died in a head-on crash. plus with one week left before a recall election. oakland mayor sheng thao says crime is down in her city and she has a plan to make go down even more. and some south bay leaders say more cameras are coming to a busy part of the san jose and hopes it increase public safety. >> and thanks for joining us on a tuesday. i'm darya and james, we've got lots to get to this hour. we know the weather. >> has been little cool this morning which probably start with that. well, yeah, because people are starting to piece together their costumes for halloween on 30 candidate. jack it over, you know, like spiderman and gives been talking about possible sprinkles on halloween day. good morning, gayle. yes, little weather on the way, but we are off to a chilly start, especially. >> for you in the north bay. we're in the upper 30's that we're getting into that cold season fall is year. we said bye-bye to summer over the weekend. and here's a current readings right now are widespread 40's 50's. but when you go to santa rosa now warming up to 44. but kelsey bill still at 39. still frost and freeze warning ov

the response from that council a south bay city council member. we are live with more on the investigation that is underway and the illegal activity he's now being accused of. plus his response to those allegations and trapped inside the coliseum. the lockdown, which caused a traffic nightmare and a delay at last night's hans zimmermann concert. plus, this has been very hot. i know we had i don't remember an october being this hot. now the heat persists and meteorologist kari hall has more on the heat warning in place for today. and the extension. this is today in the bay. thanks so much for joining us on this friday. free friday morning. it's really hot. i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look at that forecast. another hot one. although a slight dip in temperatures. you probably won't feel it. you probably won't feel it. we're still under an excessive heat warning for much of the bay area, and it will continue into the weekend as well. so no relief there as we take a look at what we're expe

but excuse me, the south bay east bay and even the city of san francisco with inland temperatures possibly reaching up to 110 than areas along the coast, reaching about 95 or so today. now we chatted with some people here in downtown walnut creek about their coffee order. we got mixed reviews. take a listen. >> it's still cool enough in the morning. we're fine here. but yeah, feels later in the day. i'd be like, but a nice have painting. and whenever it's like the summer, it's really nice to drink it because has really good flavor in it. >> and when i really nice and really like the taste of it. >> no, she opted out of the pumpkin spice latte for that pink drink because she says it feels like summer doesn't necessarily feel like fall quite yet. take a look. we've got some details on your screen reminding people of that heat safety and one of the things is staying hydrated. you want to make sure you're drinking at least groom temratu, water. when you're staying hydrated and just rememringhose basic summer practice is staying in the shade when possible wearing loose clothing and never leavin

she's failing her community and about a million dollars a year now earmarked to revitalize the south bay city's downtown area will tell you where. >> at 6. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here for the kron. 4 morning news at 6. i'm stephanie lin and i'm james fletcher. and we're waking up on this thursday morning to another day of hot weather, though, for some not as hot. so that's a little bit of. >> little bit of relief. really? yeah, josh able is

and about a million dollars a year now earmarked to revitalize the south bay city's downtown area will tell you where. >> all right. good morning. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us for our 08:00am hour and i'm james fletcher. yep. we've got a live look here at sfo behind us under sunny skies. once again, we're expecting triple digit heat this afternoon for so yeah, absolutely. let's get a quick check of our weather with john hay. >> are looking at another day with those triple digits right back here with us. at least not as quite as much of a scorcher is yesterday. we will take any sort of cool down we can get even if it's just a few degrees as today. there's a look at all the sunshine that you're getting works. well, if you've got a flight out this morning, but that sunshine also warms us really quickly. san jose, you're at 71 to get the morning started sonoma at 73 right now. lot of a single the 60's this morning. we do have some positive signs out there. that includes a little bit of a temperature drop, especially in the north bay and areas towards the coast. we ha

s for your daytime highs in the city today. 60's for a lot of the peninsula, including the coastline and even parts of the bay shore around sfo. temperatures further south will rise into the 70's san carlos in redwood city at 78 south bay. temperatures also anywhere from the 70's to even some low 80's santa clara right at 80 degrees today. same in livermore and dublin, east bay shoreline at 70's for you all the way up. richmond at 75 today with oakland at 73 youngsville, one of our warmer spots at 83 degrees while petaluma and center fell at 78 tomorrow. we're back down into the 70's at the warmest as will also be on friday with just a few more clouds to start the weekend. saturday is our last 80 degree day in land for some time to take a look at where we're heading next week. if you thought it felt like faol these past few days, will kit ready for monday and tuesday of next week, 60's and low 70's at the very warmest, all right. on the eve of them looking. >> about 21 minutes heading into the sea this morning while the san mateo bridge at 19, it was december fell bridge just 14 minutes. and the golden gate bridge 30, some of the tolls. 21. >> well, 6.4

. >> coming up at 11 one, south bay city is in talks with tesla over the company's new robotaxi service. what we know about the possible plan to turn public streets into a testing ground. >> and another pretty day on the way for your bay area. wednesday, we will be off to a chilly start. i'll have a look at the temperatures for you coming up. >> but first, one major u.s. retail store is expanding its delivery services. the new and quick system that can get walmart customers their prescriptions in less than an ho san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. delivery with its regular delivery services, medications will be able to be delivered with other purchases in as little as 30 minu

the new tech being introduced to the south bay city. this is today in the bay. good morning. on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but let's talk about the forecast. finally feels like fall. yes. jacket weather. and today we can leave umbrellas at home. we will need sunglasses as it will be a bright and sunny day and just taking a while to really warm up. so here's a look at walnut creek. and the way we're starting is upper 40s. we're seeing a lot of those 40s on the map right now, and we are going to see a lot more 40s over the next few hours before we see 50s at 10:00, and then low 60s from then on, at least into the early afternoon. we're going to stay in the 60s for a high today for a lot of areas with in santa rosa, a high of 69 degrees expected, 64 in san francisco and 66 in san jose tomorrow. not much of a change temperature wise, but we will start to see clouds rolling in ahead of some rain. and right now, mike, you are tracking a crash in oakland. yeah, i'll be honest. i

this includes the north bay, south bay, east bay and even the city of san francisco inland areas here like walnut creek could reach up to 110 degrees while other areas along the coast reaching 95 degrees. officials do want to remind people you want to remember those basic summer practice is staying in the shade wearing loose clothing, drinking water and never leaving any people or pets in the car. now outdoor workers athlete who should be wearing that sunscreen, of course, drinking water and taking breaks when you can. now, if you're feeling dizzy thursday, weak and nauseous while sweating a lot. you're probably having heat exhaustion at that point. you need to take a break. get in the shade, drink some water. if you're feeling dizzy, confused like you may lose consciousness. well, that is a heat stroke and you need to call 9-1-1, immediately. so back out here live, the pull just opened about maybe 30, 40 minutes ago. we're going to chat with some of the coaches hear of asterix place. what he tells his swimmers to do during the heat because, of course, a lot of people are heading over

bay area. redwood city at 103, carlos. that 102, south easily back in the triple digits spots like morgan hill. and then up to walnut creek. our hottest at 108, not far behind in pleasanton at 107. well, 90's from hayward, castro valley on up through oakland and richmond, areas like the north bay benicia fairfield over to sonoma all in the triple digits saved from santa rosa through sandra fell. let's look ahead there at least to some relief later on in this forecast. but it is a slow descent to get back down into the seasonable temps even though the weekend won't be in the triple digits were still hot with 80's and 90's. next week, we do return to seasonal averages are at least towards them in the 70's to 80's james. john, thank 10. 47 new this morning. you're invited to enter the friends of san francisco. animal care and control annual halloween pet costume contest. >> the categories include best cat and dog costumes, along with best human pet teams. prizes include a $50 chewy gift card or $50 george sf gift card, you can submit your ph

all right, lawrence, in the south bay, the city of san jose's, new police chief paul joseph, is officially started the job today, although he's been pretty busy at work as interim chief since april. >> joseph has been part of the san jose police department evar since 1994 serving on the homicide unit, the robbery unit and as assistant chief. >> october is national pedestrian safety month and on the peninsula today, congressman kevin mullin announced a new effort to dive deeper into that issue. molins driver technology and pedestrian safety act is designed to study whether or not the use of phones and touch screens in cars contributes to the national increase in pedestrian deaths. if it passes, it would come. and the department of transportation to study the problem and then make recommendations. >> i enjoy the modern conveniences that technology provides. but when we're on the roads, we all have a duty to make sure our communities are safe. >> congressman mullen says the bill could take years to move through congress. >> halloween cora said just around the corner and state officials are wa

including some bay area politics hijacked by sickening message left on a campaign sign for a south bay man running for citys, we have much more on the life and career of bay area music legend and a founding member of the grateful dead. phil lesh passed away today. i'm grant lotus just tonight. we'll see next for kron. 4 news at 4. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> remembering the life and career of the bay area music legend phil lesh, a founding member of the grateful dead has died. he was 84. good afternoon. thanks for being with us today on kron, 4 news at

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

south bay. today, the city of san jose broke ground on a project that will bring 114 new units of emergency interim housing to the south bay. the project will expand the ferrari site, located just off 101, and there's more to come. mayor matt mahan says 800 more units will be built across the city over the next year and a half. 200 of those are due to open by the end of this year at the multistory branham and monterey site that's in council member sergio jimenez's district, a grand total of about 500 or so units in our district. >> and i don't think that we as residents of this area, should shy away from saying it's the right thing to do. >> san jose certainly has a nee, the mayor says close to 4500 people are living on the streets or in their cars. our final breakthrough is a significant milestone for a group that has made a difference for so many families. the mothers milk bank california in san jose is celebrating 50 years. it's the nation's oldest milk bank, collecting and distributing donated breast milk to neonatal intensive care units. the group held an anniversary celebration at the san jos

city attorney, says that they will be appealing the decision in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. all right, teresa, thank you very much. meanwhile, new this morning in the south baye city council member who's being investigated by police. >> last night, san jose police department confirmed to us that they are investigating a council member, although they didn't confirmed who or why. well, now, omar torres is saying that he was wrongfully detain and question. fact, you sent us a statement saying in part, quote, these accusations are entirely false. i cooperated fully with san jose police department and turned over my passwords without issue as i have nothing to hide. this detention was based on misinformation provided to law enforcement in response to a police report, i filed against an individual for extortion stalking and is a clear act of retaliation from this person. i want to be clear that i am the victim in this matter, end quote. well, we're still reaching out to the san jose police department for more details on this investigation. we're asking if councilman torres is that. person that they're investigating and obviously that was his response. we'll keep y

in the south bay, the city of san jose's, new police chief paul joseph officially starts the job today. joseph has been part of the san jose police department since 1994 serving on the homicide unit. the robbery unit. and as an assistant chief since april, he has worked as the interim chief. the city manager says the decision was made after a nationwide search. today is national first responders day was created in 2019 as part of a resolution passed by the u.s. senate. according to the department of homeland security, there are around 4.6 million career and volunteer first responders around the country. first responders are more likely to have ptsd as well as workplace injuries. so if you see a first responder today, maybe a little hi 5 and show them some support. looking outside right now at our situation going on here at the bay bridge, breezy there for those palm trees. we have meteorologist kathy trafton here on a monday with our forecast. and it's a beautiful day. we've got some scattered clouds are bringing us a little bit of rain. little bit of drizzle in just a few spots, but n

. >> groups efforting tells recall accuse her of the city's surgeon kron. in the south bay. the city of san jose is celebrating a milestone in a decades long effort to improve city streets. charles clifford, explain it. >> it's been estimated that a single pothole can cost a car owner of around $400 in repair work here in san jose. the city has been spending years working on improving its roadways to keep that from happening. good morning, everybody. thanks so much for being out here today. on tuesday, the city of san jose announced that they have completed repair work and resurfacing on about 1000 miles of city streets. the work is being paid for with hundreds of millions of dollars in voter approved funding from measure t a few years back. san jose mayor aatt mahan says that they are not only improving the roadways but also making safety improvements as well. this payment made his program isn't just about creating smoother roads. it's about creating safer roads. >> over the past decade, we've coordinated hundreds of safety projects with our paving efforts, including restric

south bay. today, the city of san jose broke ground on a project that will bring 114 new units of emergency interim housing to the south bay. the project will expand the ferrari site, located just off 101, and there's more to come. mayor matt mahan says 800 more units will be built across the city over the next year and a half. 200 of those are due to open by the end of this year at the multistory branham and monterey site that's in council member sergio jimenez's district, a grand total of about 500 or so units in our district. >> and i don't think that we as residents of this area, should shy away from saying it's the right thing to do. >> san jose certainly has a nee, the mayor says close to 4500 people are living on the streets or in their cars. our final breakthrough is a significant milestone for a group that has made a difference for so many families. the mothers milk bank california in san jose is celebrating 50 years. it's the nation's oldest milk bank, collecting and distributing donated breast milk to neonatal intensive care units. the group held an anniversary celebration at the san jos

city, affluent neighborhoods and non affluent neighborhoods. just to be fair. all right. well, thank you very much, 704. and also in the south bay, san jose city officials have expanded paid family leave >> for all of the city's major unions and that includes officers with the san jose police. as of october 22nd the amount for paid leave was extended from 40 hours to 320 hours. this benefit is part of last year's negotiations with a coalition of city employees. unions after the workers threatened to strike over the lack of salary increases and family leave advocates for the workers say that the city of dayton, the lead program, and that is now a big incentive for the police recruit and for all city employees. in the east bay. the search continues this morning for this missing 14 year-old from hayward. his name is lyric oden. and he was last seen a week ago. >> yeah, the chp issued an amputee alert for the team. he stands 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. now the agency says he was last seen last tuesday last week, tuesday on october 22nd when the teen's mom she's trying to find her son with help from a family fri

former governor, arnold schwarzenegger says if he's voting for vice president harris. >> south bay, san jose city leaders have approved the installation of speed safety cameras. these cameras are going to be installed in the spring of next year. if you're caught speeding 60 miles over the speed limit, you're going to get tickets starting off at 100 bucks. study show in a 6 year window. one-third of traffic deaths happened because of speeding. oakland and san francisco are also part of the speed camera program. san francisco state senator scott wiener's calling out the dmv. take a look. he posted this picture on accident shows a driver's license where the city is. san fran. it just ended san francisco. he says at least half-a-dozen people have reached out to him with the address. this listed as san fran letter to dmv asking them to fix this issue. there are some sort of systems issue and someone made a mistake and hopefully it will just be corrective never happen again. so is i mean, it's funny and offense and certainly have been with a letter to to make light of it. on the other we it is importan

city is providing financial resources to help pay for them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> and the south bay, san jose city officials have expanded paid family leave for all of the city's major unions, including officers with the san jose police department starting october 22nd. the amount of paid leave was extended from 40 hours to 320 hours up from 5 days to 13 days. this benefit is part of last year's negotiations with a coalition of city employee unions after workers threaten to strike over the lack of salary increases and family leave advocates for workers the city updated leave program. and it is we program is a big incentive not just for police recruitment, but also all city employees. the supreme court is considering a handful of election-related cases just days before a november 5th. >> our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the legal disputes happening right before election day. >> the supreme court today is letting virginia remove roughly 1600 suspected noncitizens from its voter rolls. a previous court blocked the purge because it's too close to election day.

city. of course, back to you. that's the end goal will. thank you very much. also happening in the south bay, san jose city officials have expanded paid family leave. >> for all the city's major unions, including police, the san jose police department. as of october 22nd, the amount of paid leave was extended 40 hours to 320. this benefit is part of last year's negotiations with the coalition of city employee unions after workers threaten to strike over lack of salary increases and family advocates for workers the city's updated leave program is a big incentive not just for police recruitment, but for all city employees and the east bay, the search continues this morning for this missing 14 year-old from hayward. recall was last seen about a week ago. >> yeah, the chp issued an alert for the team. he stands 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. the agency says he was last seen tuesday night. the teen's mother is trying to find her son with the help of a family friend covers lindsey ford has that story. >> lyric odin's mother christine corrales says her 14 year-old has been living

. >> less than 2 weeks before the election in the south bay in milpitas city council candidate says one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with the candidate who reported the vandalism as a hate crime. >> rather than talking issues as election day approaches, built sidetracked by hate. one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti did report it as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also next to another. candidates she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having atacks like this is un

how sideshows over the weekend led to multiple arrest. >> plus, 2 south bay residents not happy as city leaders are set to vote on a proposed new costco. why many are concerned it will bring traffic safety issues to the area. and after the break, why prop 6 could have major implications for prisons and prisoners. and today is going to feel a lot like yesterday. you have a chilly start to the morning. but as we move into the afternoon, it's back to the 60's and 70's. >> that full sea breeze staying with u >> and the north bay, you might have noticed some flair and overnight in the nation and the fire department says that the valero refinery foreman, that they were going to do some intimate and 5 in all of that into the night at this time. officials do not anticipate any off-site health impacts to the community. they say they're gonna let residents know if there are any significant changes. also happening this week, cal fire plans to burn 250 acres of land in san mateo county. all to reduce the risk of wildfires. 5 others are planning the prescriber in the area of sand reveal. also pompa

not the only city in the bay area that will get the cameras ultimately oakland and san francisco as well as this is a state program. >> channel 4 is the time and happening also in the south bay, san jose city officials have expanded the amount of paid family leave that all of the workers get who are unionized. and that includes the officers at the san jose police department. as of october 22nd the amount of paid leave has now been extended instead of 40 hours. now it's 320 hours of paid family leave. this benefit is part of last year's negotiations with the coalition of city employee unions after the workers threaten to strike over salary and family leave advocates for that this new program is a big incentive for the police recruiting and also all city employees. >> in the bay, the search continues this morning for this missing 14 year-old boy from hayward. his name is lyric. oden. >> and he has not been seen for a week. yeah. the chp issued an alert for him. he's 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. >> the agency says that he was last seen tuesday of last week on october. 22nd can imagine how upset and concerned his mother is in the families getting front f

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

in the south bay, the san jose city council approved the use and installation of speed safety cameras. and the hope is to improve roadway safety crawford's will trend is in san jose with the latest. the city council basically cut the red tape and sped things up. >> because they want the speeding cameras to slow drivers down. so they voted unanimously to go ahead and install. 33 cameras throughodt san jose. yes, the police officers, they can still give you a ticket for speeding. but those cameras, they only have one job and they never take a day off. so what's going to happen is now that they approved it. it's going to be installed in early spring and they say is actually will be installed about 6 to 8 weeks sooner and they were planning to install them. so that's good news to drivers and pedestrians in san jose because this city dealing with epidemic for years with traffic fatalities. to the point where in a 6 year window from 2016 to 2022, of all the traffic fatalities that happened within san jose. they say one 3rd of them, they can directly tie 2 cars going too fast. so what's goin

in the east bay, 104 is the forecasted high in several north bay cities in the south bay. you want to be prepared for a high of 103 in san jose, and we'll see 90 again in san francisco. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here right now. spencer, i think when we say people didn't think it would last as long as this, you know, expected, you expected this. you told us. i think we just weren't ready to handle it physically and mentally. >> well, at the beginning of the week, we didn't expect it to last this long. but as of yesterday, i was saying highs today, today, this day would be as high as yesterday and they are just about everywhere. so take a look at the current temperatures here. we haven't even reached the peak of our warming for today yet. that will happen around 5:00 for most inland areas, but already we're up to 106 at livermore and 101 to 102 many other inland east bay locations down into the south bay. it's 104 at san jose, already up in the north bay, 104 at saint helena. and these temperatures are going to be even higher over the next couple of hours

only city other cities in the bay area ultimately will also get the speeding cameras, including oakland and san francisco. active, right? thanks a lot. well. >> it's 904. and also in the south bay, san jose city officials have expanded paid family leave time for all of the city's major unions, including the san jose police officers. as of october 22nd instead of getting 40 hours extended leave to get 320 hours of paid family leave. that benefit is part of last year's negotiations with the coalition of the unions after workers had threatened to strike over lack of salary increases and family leave advocates for the workers say that this updated leave program is a big incentive for the police as well as all city employees. in the east bay. the search continues this morning for this missing boy. he's 14 years old and he's from hayward. his name is lyric dan. and he was last seen a week ago. the chp issued an amputee alert for him. he's 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. >> now they say he was last seen not yesterday, but last tuesday, back on october 22nd. you can imagine how concerned his mom isn't worried. and a family friend is helping in the was lindsey ford