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thanks, gayle. after those hoping to catch the final day of the show, here are some of the places to see the blue angels, the western part of crissy field in the presidio. >> marina green, of course, the aquatic park, a fisherman's wharf. and you can also spot the plains and northeast as they fly over quite hour after all things fleet week, you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our website. that's kron 4 dot com. there you can find information like upcoming schedules events and like we just had the forecast. another big story we're following out of san francisco this week. the national park service announced it has killed a coyote, it says is responsible for to talk attacks at crissy field. this comes after 5 dogs have been killed by coyotes in the same area in just the last 2 months. kron 4 shock moment spoke with dog owners about their concerns. >> this is a diamond in the rough. will come here. this is our happy place. christine padilla is celebrating her corgi berkeley's 4

let's check in now with gayle. it's always a good day with gayle. thank you. stephanie is always nice to be here with you during the noon show and we have some nice weather on tap. >> really? nice fall day blue skies out here with a light breeze. that breeze, though we have an offshore component to it. so that does elevate the fire risk, especially in the hills where we are still quite dry out there. current temperatures, we are seeing nice in the 70's and some 60's along the shoreline and san francisco. it looks like we'll be warming up to the 70's francisco today later on in about 2 hours when we reach those daytime highs. so you could see it here hour by hour, sunny and mild for the rest of the afternoon. with that light breeze and the 70's and even tonight going to be nice. you can see mostly clear skies. usually this is we show you this podcast its i usually it comes back right around the 5 o'clock hour. but we are clear tonight, really nice sunset. and this is 8.45 clear. again and really to the overnight hours until about your morning drive 05:00am frid

thanks, gayle. and for those hoping to catch the final day of the show, here's some of the best places you can go. see the blue angels, the western part of crissy is a good one. marina green, also the aquatic park in fisherman's wharf. >> and there's the spotting the plains and northeast as they fly over coit tower. and for all things fleet week you can do a scan. the qr code on your screen. take you to our website. that's kron 4 dot com. there you can find information like schedules events and of course, the forecast to make sure it's looking good to fly. another big story we're following out of san francisco this week. the national park service announced it has killed a coyote, it says is responsible for to talk attacks at crissy field. this comes after 5 dogs happened kills by cody's in the same area in just the last 2 months alone. kron 4 shot moments poke the dog owners about their concerns. >> this is a diamond in the rough. i will come here. this is our happy place. christine padilla is celeb

gayle? >> yeah, you know, we start the day with the clouds so you can expect the marine layer to roll back in. as you can see there. we just showed you and then the fog as well. so a very similar pattern that we have. you know, we get that in the evening and it lingers in the morning and then we eventually see some afternoon sun. so here is the golden gate bridge. you see the fog present there as well. we are. and this trough pattern. so, you know, we had some light rain in the north bay, the north coast on saturday. and then, of course, the of the clouds. it was pretty cloudy as well. but other than that, we had some pleasant weather, but come tuesday night into wednesday, we could s%e some changes will played in motion for you on future cast. so monday, tuesday, we do look dry with a mix of sun and clouds, mild temperatures by wednesday could see some widespread rain here. and just keep that in mind. you know, still fine. tuning that forecast about as for how much rain and the timing in al

i think it is a kron four's gayle on us here, gayle, the weather's changing. it sure is. >> we have spooky cloud. that's been the way you can see that over there. and i have another view for you, from the east bay hills. and change is coming. summer were saying bye-bye. december today, bay area's summer. that is. >> you know, we get that we're weather late fall. and here's that. like we have the cloud cover here. and here's why you see we have a system in the pacific northwest and we also got some clouds today that really for a really nice sunset remnants of hurricane christie. that is now moving into cooler waters. no contact or threat to land. so back here in the bay area, we have the clouds rolling in and tomorrow we will see change is an in the long range forecast. a series of some showers late next week. so tomorrow morning, it's mainly the north bay. you'll see the impact. pvery light rain here. it's no it's very light. measurable rain. so you north, they will see that that kid break apart and linger into monday and then we start the week off cools. so w

thanks, gayle. more than a dozen states including here in california are suing tiktok claiming it was deliberately designed to keep young people hooked on the app. tiktok denies these accusations, but it's the latest headache for them as they try to fend off a u.s. ban slated for january. that's unless it cuts ties with its china-based parent company reporter samantha cortese has the details. they have called young people there told an audience. >> it's who they want on their platform. millions of children, teens and young adults have an app on their phones that is so addictive. it is harming their mental health and interpersonal development. that's the allegation from 14 attorneys general who have filed a lawsuit against tiktok demanding changes to the platform to mitigate the addictive nature of the app. it has promoted. >> excessive and addictive and compulsive. use by design. >> of our children, california attorney general rob bonta is leading the bipartisan effort. he says tiktok could implemen

here and talking about cooler weather, gayle.and you may feel it has to guy step outside. it is chilly. >> so fall is here. and let's take a live look from the east bay hills. we see a break from the clouds. you may notice some partly cloudy skies. it looks like overnight you'll see a break from those clouds. but we did start the day with some unsettled weather. we have this cold front that moved through our area, brought some light rain to the north bay, parts of sonoma county, marin county and the north coast for sure. but if you definitely look at the top of where around the gulf of alaska, you could see there are still unsettled weather on the way some storm patterns of forming there. >> current temperatures were in the 50's and 60's. >> around the bay and we will be cooling down aware already seeing a cooldown in places like vacaville 10 degrees down this time last night, 8 degrees down in santa rosa. so a chill in the air. and here is the start of the week. you could see we're down to the 60's for daytime highs. that's usua

gayle, thank you. let's talk football now. big home game for the niners on sunday. >> they'll be hosting the team that they played in the super bowl. the kansas city chiefs. are you even allowed to say that name like out loud here? kron four's erin wilson live for us now at levi's with how the team is preparing. how you do an errand. i and i'm sure a lot of people don't love that name of the kansas city chiefs, but they'll be hearing a lot of it from us this week. >> being that it is time for a super bowl rematch. but of course not quite. a super bowl remains. we asked the guys is exactly what they say beuause they say you can't get that one back. however, what they can give back is the ability to stack some wins this season. if they're able to come out victorious on sunday here at home at levi's up against patrick mahomes and those 2. so a few things to look out for this week. a lot of optimism around the niners coming off of that big dominant win in seattle on the road in front of a rival crowd where the forty-niners faithfu

let's check in now with gayle ong for more what we need to know. hey, gayle, hello. you know, we have some pleasant weather in store. we have a nice fall day similar yesterday where? >> more sunny. but we still see some sunshine out there. we will see clearing later on tonight. current readings were in the upper 60's and san francisco and oakland, 70's in san jose, 70's in santa rosa, upper 60's in concord. we will be warming up to the low 80's and our warmest spots and will remain in the 70's and 60's along the bay shore and the coast for the next couple of hours. and with partly cloudy skies, some really nice day. we have the off onshore winds back. we've had the offshore winds a bit yesterday and now this is that sea breeze, that refreshing sea breeze. so here's 4 o'clock will be a relatively breezy, but it's relatively light as well depending where you are. and then that will be the case throughout the evening and into the weekend. it's really going to help our dry conditions. we did have a little bit of fire danger earlier this morning. so that the change in the

earlier, gayle was looking at the pretty sunset center kid. that's kind of the last summer's bay area summer. yeah, courtesy of remnants of hurricane cristina. >> thank you. can check. thanks a lot. well, we are hearing from the head of the california air resources board about concerns that a new policy could lead to even higher gas prices. kron. 4 capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> it's called california's low-carbon fuel standard or else the offense in a nutshell, cfs is a state program aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions that come directly from transportation fuel. the program does so by imposing rules on the oil industry, specifically regulating the carbon intensity in such fields, the lca passes one of california's signature climate programs and has been really effective. dr. steven cliff is the executive officer of the california air resources board carb, the state agency in charge of overseeing air pollution and climate change related programs across california, including lcf s he says all cfs has benefited the envi

thank you, gayle.2 people are hospitalized after a shooting last night in antioch, a 47 year-old man and a 20 year-old man. both of them expected to survive. police say it happened on peppertree way about 09:00pm. they arrived. they took one shooting victim to the hospital. a second person later drove mselto a hospital. no word yet on a suspect. authorities are hoping for leads from the public. and police are looking for a group of people who broke into a candy store in oakland. this was yesterday morning. the story on college avenue was burglarized just before 07:00am saturday. police say several people shattered the front window stole merchandise. they are asking for any witnesses to contact the department. >> hundreds of hotel workers sphit the picket lines in san francisco again today. employees at the palace hotel have joined the strike. it now includes 5 major hotels around the city. the union representing the workers say nearly 2000 workers are participating. they want affordable health care, th

back to you. >> thank you, gayle. the chp is investigating a deadly crash that happened early this morning. an apple you're looking at the aftermath. the driver was killed when a car went off highway 12 flipping over the driver had been headed east towards i-80 authorities say they suspect the driver was intoxicated, possibly speeding for people ipto pets have been displaced this weekend after a fire in san leandro happened about 02:00am saturday in the area of warden avenue and melcher street. fire crews say the fire was contained in the backyard of a home, but the main house was damaged. the people affected are getting help from the red cross. no major injuries reported. not clear yet how that fire started. police are looking for 4 suspects after a deadly assault in downtown san jose happened about 02:00am saturday near the intersection of south 3rd and east fernando street officers say the assault involved forman, one victim. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. we'll keep you updated on the search for the sus

now with gayle for the latest. hey gayle. hello, stephanie. yeah, we were off to a rainy start will not really rainy, but we did see some rain drops this morning and you see the clouds lingering over by the coast and usually the case here. but >> future cast model is showing that we should see some clearing. now, if you are heading to the coast, be mindful. there's still a beach hazard statement until this evening. so we have some high surf wave heights that 6 to 8 feet tall and just be a i hope you're going to go walk around the coast, especially the rocks and jetties cause could get caught in a sneaker wave. so here's that future cast model notice around 4 o'clock. looks like we will be mostly sunny and toll on patchy fog here by the coast around dinner time and then we will see, you know, more fog around the valleys and coast and the overnight hours. current readings are in the 50's 60's and 70's and we're starting to see some upper 60's over in livermore in concord. you know, very mild temperatures today are really nice day. these are the

back to you. >> gayle, thank you. not to the peninsula where a new housing development is going open up. it was built to create more affordable options for teachers so they can live closer to where they work. affording housing is an incredibly hard challenge for so many people across the bay area and kron four's terisa stasio joins us now from our newsroom. and how many units are going to be built theresa such a positive story to prove i do today it's 110 units. those who made this possible say >> that the housing help solve a critical problem. >> filling a critical need on thursday, a tour of an affordable housing complex at 2.31, grant street in palo alto owned by san mateo county. the complex will provide 110 new, high-quality rental housing homes. 2 teachers, school employees and their families. san mateo county supervisor joe submit ian. >> whose father was a schoolteacher, says he is proud to be involved in backing the project. >> i would say is that. yes, it's only 110 units. and households will have 110 educat

and gayle is back with the latest. and and, you know, we have some nice temperatures heading our way close to normal. >> seasonable averages and the winds have calmed down. >> you know, we may remember we had some strong offshore winds and that fire danger. so looks like that is backing off in the interim. >> let's take a live look at san francisco at the transamerica. pyramid did have a light show about a moment ago. it was really cool. and usually this view is blocked with the clouds around this hour. so it's nice to see that you see a little bit of it over there. patchy fog over at the golden gate bridge. you'll notice the marine layer will be returning to the coast and that will bring some moisture to our area that really help of the humidity levels as well. we have a system in the pacific so that's bringing some rain, active weather to wpportland and seattle area. high pressure just off shore from u.s. and low pressure spinning towards the 4 corners has that same system that caused our weather pattern. so let's pl

gayle ong kron. 4 news. gayle, thank you so much for staying on top of the story for us. >> a man accused of breaking into a shoe store in oakland was unable to break out the owner of the shoe spot on 7th street tells kron 4 the person became stuck inside the store after breaking a glass window to try to get inside. it happened around 2 this morning. video shows police walking out of the store with a man in handcuffs. it's unclear why he was a unable to get out. the owner says there was no loss besides the damaged window. and we have an update on a shooting that hurt a teenager near a san francisco high school. a 17 year-old from san francisco was arrested tuesday at ocean beach. police say he had a loaded firearm. the shooting happened during school hours on august. 21st minor was shot and north point and polk streets about 2 blocks away from galileo, high school. the school was placed on a brief lockdown. the victim was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the 17 year-old was booked fo

gayle?yes, hopefully the. >> we know resorts open. >> time for thanksgiving, but we're starting to see some snow here go forecast. >> am snow showers. so this is that time of year you're gonna have to look out for slick roads chain control. so we are watching this trough will be digging in tomorrow. so this system here will bring us some rain and snow in the mountains. but today it's all about the cruel, a brisk and dry weather today. it was very chilly in the morning, right? we're talking upper 30's. so we'll be warming up to the 60's. but without that cloud cover, that's what's cooling us down today. so clear and cool today, wednesday, we see the clouds roll in and then that system starts to approach us around wednesday evening. so tomorrow evening around dinner time, the north bay, you'll start to see that some raindrops linger into the overnight into thursday morning. and then you can see all that pink and purple on the map, bringing snow to the mountains, another system right behind tha

back to you. >> thank you, gayle. police have taken a 16 year-old student into custody in the north bay after they say he brought a gun to this is according to santa rosa police and teachers that elsie allen high school confiscated this handgun and ammunition from the teen yesterday. police confirmed the gun is real and was not registered. officers say school administrators made the discovery while investigating a possible gang-related graffiti incident on campus involving the same student. >> i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious, has of what happened. >> reaction to hearing about how a homecoming dance at her high school in san ramon ended after a student allegedly attacked an assistant principal. this happened at california high school on saturday night. and police say a 16 year-old boy who attends another school in the district assaulted and dragged the assistant principal by her the hair in the parking lot. parents are shocked. absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought

we're gonna straight back to kron four's gayle ong. she's live for us with the latest. >> yeah, we're here at the river. tow crews, leadership academy here on story road in san jose where police said around 8.30 this morning there is a report of a stabbing here on campus. one of the students was found with a stab wound was taken to the hospital and a male student was taken into custody right now. police say there's no ongoing threat to the community and we did speak to pair up parents and his son who was a student here and the main take away what they got there. just shocked and stunned to hear about this that the parents said that he has not heard about incident like this before. and the student says that in hughes just still in shock and really just still processing what happened. he said this morning, he heard about this when he was taking a quiz in class and then heard through the overhead speaker that they were told the class was told to barricade themselves in the classroom and to be on lockdown. so that is the situation now here

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 parts of lake and mendocino county. so the proximity to that part of the north bay, that's why you're feeling that chill the rest of the morning will be breezy and in the 40's upper upper 40's and then maybe the low to mid 50's by the late morning. but don't let that sunshine fool you for the afternoon because it will be a cool brisket day. when i come back, we are tracking a chance of rain tomorrow and possibly into the halloween morning. let's check in with michael thomas and the weather and the traffic center. >> hey, good mor

it's a morning gayle her to leave. that is the weather headline this morning. >> perhaps one of the coldest mornings we've had

back to you. >> thanks, gayle. we're just a week away from the start of the bali, the hindu festival of lights. it's a fun time filled with music, food and lots of family fun. it's also celebrated with candles and fireworks that has a health and fire officials asking people to be careful. kron 4 charles clifford. >> has the details. >> wealth of all is celebrated by more than a billion people worldwide. hundreds of thousands of people here in the bay area. unfortunately, every year people are injured, mainly burned during the festival. the bully is a celebration of light over darkness. good over evil is also often celebrated using candles and fireworks, especially handheld sparklers. >> and that's where the danger lies. sorry, traditional indian clothing worn during ball. often made of silk in synthetic fibers, which are flammable doctors here at valley medical center say that many of the injuries they see during are the result of stories catching fire. >> the severity of burns that we have seen on the surpasses wh

back to you. >> gayle, thank you.week and to celebrate one bay area adoption agency is ghosting the fees so you can take home a new furry family member. joining us now is timely murphy with berkeley humane to talk more about the apocalypse. >> adoption event. it starts tomorrow. and first, though, who do have with you there dressed up like, oh, >> well, part back yo. this is our little 2 month old people guy now would be but he's special because he's actually a calico. it beat the bail, which is actually a little bit rare. so i would be, but he's going to be very popular tomorrow will be available for adoption at the clock. at apocalypse. >> that is what a cute buggy. there. this event, though, what sort of inspired to try to do it and like parent with halloween. what is a lot to do with boogie? actually, we found kitten season now extends into the winter months. me is typically you think of kitten season being in the spring, but we're seeing litters of kittens through october all the way into november. so this event

good morning gayle. >> reporter: reed, picture this. imagine going to the bank and then you know you have money in your account and it just says zero? i went to bank of america yesterday and there was a woman there in the lobby who was clearly upset. the bank was saying no, you have money. your balance is not zero. i didn't know what all that was about and then later in the night i saw the story and went whoa. that would be very disconcerting. >> whoa. >> glad they worked it out. >> reporter: here's what's coming up on "cbs mornings" for you today. the devastation from hurricane helene as we come much clearer since the weekend. today, we're looking into claims from some tennessee workers that their company wouldn't let them go home despite the raging flood waters. and by the time they were allowed to leave, the employees say it was too late and some of their co-workers died. very, very sad situation. plus in our state of spirituality series lisa ling is going to introduce us to a minister who would not be allowed in many churches becaus

michael. >> thanks, gayle. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday. taking a look at our roads right you can see on traffic tracker for not too bad, but we're seeing a small build up over by the bay bridge. and that's because we're getting right to that 6 o'clock hour. but let's start off over an antioch right now. if you're going from antioch to concord, using 4, well, it's only a 12 minute commute. taking a look right now at some of our drive times 5.80, castro valley to oakland, 14 minutes 101. sunnyvale to san mateo. it's a 16 minute commute. there. if you're using 17 santa cruz to los gatos. 21 minutes 8.80, san jose to milpitas only an 8 minute drive. not too bad this morning. looking over towards the east bay. a little bit dublin to fremont. it's a 14 minute commute. their 101 san jose to woodside 30 minute commute. walnut creek to the maze. it's 12 minutes there. and then you've got 8.18, o p just to stanley and row 19 minutes. a live look over at the drive times for crockett to the maze. we're looking at an 18 minute commute there. so not too

the long-running shakespeare troop sent notice of its overwhelming financial stress kron four's gayle spoke with the theater's executive director about what's next. i love this place. we think that it's a it's a community resource. and after 50 years or in does california shakespeare theater known as cal shakes is closing its doors? >> executive director clive words, le informe the community thursday citing economic challenges and leaving no choice but to suspend operations and begin layoffs and a good year. ticket sales would cover 50% of our operational budget. that looks a lot more like 30% of our operational budget and the rest needs to be raised. the theater was able to meet their goal for an emergency fund raiser this year. oakland native actress and got her start at cal shakes and donated $100,000 to try to save the theater. where is lee says financial problems did not happen overnight and the nonprofit theater industry across the country has faced challenges since the pandemic counts takes have been offering shakespeare and other classics that low or no cost was. lee says besi

hurricane gayle devastated the american southeast. in about 200 people died in six states, the largest number of victims since hurricane katrina in 2005. hurricane helen devastated central and southern georgia. we have severe power outages, even though our power companies are operating at full capacity. in this florida community, many people were already living in temporary housing. after last year's hurricane in italy destroyed their city. you feel broken, as if recovery is easy. impossible, you feel like it's the end of normal life the end of your city, your community. president joe biden sought to reassure those people by visiting hurricane-ravaged florida and georgia on thursday. i see you, i hear you, i grieve with you and i promise we will support you, we will stay until you recover. the president is currently assessing the areas affected by the hurricane and floods, both from the air and... on the ground, this is the second day of visits to the affected states, the day before biden also visited north and south carolina, a thous

kron four's gayle ong is where it happened in has more. >> we heard a loud crash. >> and i came out my door looks like the new manager was yelling. greg morgan heard the commotion just before 10 thursday morning at this apartment complex on jan away in tampa. ryan, i saw car in the pool. and i yelled to her and i said to somebody in the car just said, i don't know. and walked over to the edge. saw the woman in the car. that's when morgan rushed to help the driver the car with sinking. he had the wherewithal luckily to undo the seatbelt and also to open up her windows. >> she i reached for her. i couldn't get her for at first. she said maybe i should go to the other side said and i said no. stay here with me. and then i went to open the door and the car started to very, very fast. so at that point, i i had mini panic and i said i'm just going to grab her temper on. police assisted the fire department for much of the morning. police say the driver hit the gas by mistake and drove into the pool. >> the driver was not injured and refused to be taken to the hospital. she knew that that she

kron four's gayle ong reports. but when my brother in the fire district chief dave winokur is talking about being prepared when that next big wildfire takes place. chief winokur discuss a proposed ordinance zone 0 with the community earlier this week. >> the ordinance would require all homes to have no combustible material within 5 feet of their property research in the science research by the national institute for science and technology and the institute for business and home safety bhs. >> it's been definitive that the presence combust, a vegetation within 5 feet of a structure is highly correlated to structure homeowners would have to remove combust of material that include wood fences, mulch bark. >> dead or dying trees to prevent fire embers from igniting that could spread to homes. darlene g is the mayor of orinda. we know that this would be a huge change. it would be expensive for people. it would be disruptive and it would it would be a huge change to the look and feel of our community. so. >> but we also

kron four's gayle ong has details. it's a matter of not if, but when my brother in the fire district chief dave winokur is talking about being prepared when that next big wildfire takes place. chief winokur discuss a proposed ordinance zone 0 with the community earlier this week. >> the ordinance would require all homes to have no combustible material within 5 feet of their property research in the science research by the national institute for science and technology and the institute for business and home safety bhs. >> it's been definitive that the presence combust, a vegetation within 5 feet of a structure is highly correlated to structure homeowners would have to remove combust of material that include wood fences, mulch bark. >> dead or dying trees to prevent fire embers from igniting that could spread to homes. darlene g is the mayor of orinda. we know that this would be a huge change. it would be expensive for people. it would be disruptive and it would it would be a huge change to the look and feel of our commu

yeah, kind of sad as kron four's gayle reports he actually spoke with the theater's executive director about what's next. i love this place. we think that it's a it's a community resource. and after 50 years or in does california shakespeare theater known as cal shakes is closing its doors? >> executive director clive words, le informe the community thursday citing economic challenges and leaving no choice but to suspend operations and begin layoffs and a good year. ticket sales would cover 50% of our operational budget. that looks a lot more like 30% of our operational budget and the rest needs to be raised. the theater was able to meet their goal for an emergency fund raiser this year. oakland native actress and got her start at cal shakes and donated $100,000 to try to save the theater. where is lee says financial problems did not happen overnight and the nonprofit theater industry across the country has faced challenges since the pandemic county takes have been offering shakespeare and other classics that low or no cost was. lee says besides giving countless actors the stage to shi

to see this endure. >> the theater is expected to learn its fate by the end of the month in orinda gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on kron 4. get ready for a once in a lifetime site. a rare comments will light up the night sky starting tomorrow visible to the naked eye across the bay area. and brace for higher gas prices. california set to vote on tougher fuel regulations next month, which could raise costs up at the pump. >> want. >> and after the break, family and supporters of mario gonzalez gather outside opin courthouse today demanding justice for the 26 year-old who died in police custody. how they're fighting for how they're fighting for accountability. ♪♪ whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. also try new tums gummy bites. "the doctor will see you now." it's but do they really?ack. do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> what this day? >> a rally in the east bay today for the alameda man who died while under police custody back in 2021. family and supporters of

kron four's gayle ong is. >> where this happened has more. >> we heard a loud crash. >> and i came out my door looks like the new manager was yelling. greg morgan heard the commotion just before 10 a thursday morning at this apartment complex on jan away in tampa. ryan, i saw car in the pool. and i yelled to her and i said to somebody in the car just said, i don't know. and i walked over to the edge. saw the woman in the car. that's when morgan rushed to help the driver the car thinking he had the wherewithal. luckily to under the seat belt and also to open up her windows. >> she i reached for her. i couldn't get her for at first. she said maybe i should go to the other side said and i said no. stay here with me. and then i went to open the door and the car started to very, very fast. so at that point, i i had mini panic. and i said i'm just going to grab her temper on. police assisted the fire department for much of the morning. police say the driver hit the gas by mistake and drove into the pool. >> the driver was not injured and refused to be taken to the hospital. she knew that tha

thanks, gayle. and now with less than 2 weeks until election day, a grassroots organization is throwing its support behind oakland mayor sheng thao. >> and her campaign to keep her job. she's facing a recall. >> members of no coal in oakland, which is a group dedicated to clean energy, put their support behind mayor thao at a rally today. this recall isn't about me. it's about the city of oakland. it's about making sure that open doesn't actually nosedive into chaos. we always know that during a transition period. you know what? transition of leadership that they're going to be, you know, some changes. we might see uptick in crime. yes, and we saw that. >> we also have to remind ourselves that this is a post pandemic world. and things are just done a little bit differently. now we have to learn how that. >> oakland councilmember carroll fife and rebecca kaplan were also in attendance to support mayor thao voters will decide on november 5th. 5005th mayor thao gets to keep her job. if she is recalled,

gayle ong kron. all right, gail, keep us posted. thank you for that. >> thank you, gayle, to the east bay. now a welfare check in antioch leads police to the gruesome discovery of 2 badly decomposed bodies. kron four's philippe djegal reports investigators have arrested the man accused of committing this double homicide and his alleged victims are believed to be his mom and his half-brother. >> weeks, if not months, have gone by since neighbors. we spoke with on fairmont lane in antioch say they saw the elderly woman who lived in this town house. the one man says he did notice something odd recently but not serious enough to call. police south. start about. i want to say all just bought i thought this 50 years old. might see some that turns out it was something much worse. 2 bodies, a man and a woman. they were in a van stages decomposition. lieutenant desmond bittner says the property owner called antioch police for a welfare check wednesday afternoon after not seeing the 65 year-old woman who lives here, who a neighbor identifies

thanks a lot, gayle. it is 10, 0, 1, and a big story that we're covering this morning as the controversy continuing with a san jose city council member omar torres, the santa clara county democratic party, now calling for his resignation. we have kron four's will tran in san jose on the story. >> today, omar torres is still a city council member, but his support is quickly going away and perhaps his last supporter of the democratic party, which calls for a full investigation before last night. now they're saying he needs to resign. so what's going to happen is he's still on the city council because the city charter does not allow them to kick him off the council. he actually met last night and they did not grant him 30 day. leave of absence. now, the scandal broke earlier this month. the child crime investigation. he has not been seen since at anye city council meeting last night. they decided that they could no longer support him. and i'm talking about the democratic party. take a look at your screen. th

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 over in lake and mendocino county over the next few hours as pack that jacket, we have breezy conditions. that's why it's making the temperatures cooler. and we will talk about that rain when i come back in a few minutes and the extended forecast, michael. >> thanks, gayle. good morning, everyone. taking a look right now at our roads. things are starting to clear, but it looks it's really been a drab all morning. we've had a lot of traffic taking a look right now. you can still see its bumper to bumper on that bay bridge. 21 minutes to get over it into the city this morning. taking a

we'll have details in the extended forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, gayle. well, the election is coming up about a week and a half away and in the south bay, there is a milpitas city council candidate who says one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti asian graffiti. kron 4 sort of all 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, 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 seriou

gayle ong kron 40's. gayle, thank you so much for your live report this afternoon. >> a man accused of breaking into a shoe store in oakland was unable to break out the owner of the shoe spot on 7th street tells kron 4 the person became stuck inside the store after breaking a glass window to get inside of the business. this happened around 2 this morning and video shows police walking out of the store with the man in handcuffs. it's unclear how or why he or why he was unable to get out of of the store. but the owner says there was no loss of the sides. the damaged window. san francisco is reaching its lowest level of lowest number of homeless tents on the scene of a street since the city started counting back in 2018, mayor london breed making the announcement today alongside the department of emergency management. the count last wednesday found 242 tense in structures. a 60% reduction from july 2023, the city >> encampments are not safe for anyone. they're not safe for the people that live in them. they'

. >> kron four's gayle ong spoke with the theater's executive director about what comes next. i love this place. we think that it's a it's a community resource. and after 50 years or in does cali%ornia shakespeare theater known as cal shakes is closing its doors? >> executive director clive words, le informe the community thursday citing economic challenges and leaving no choice but to suspend operations and begin layoffs and a good year. ticket sales would cover 50% of our operational budget. >> that looks a lot more like 30% of our operational budget and the rest needs to be raised. the theater was able to meet their goal for an emergency fund raiser this year. oakland native actress and got her start at cal shakes and donated $100,000 to try to save the theater. where is lee says financial problems did not happen overnight and the nonprofit theater industry across the country has faced challenges since the pandemic counts takes have been offering shakespeare and other classics that low or no cost was. lee says besides giving countless actors the stage to shine, including hi

. >> kron four's gayle ong spoke with a bystander who actually stepped in and saved that driver. >> we heard a loud crash. >> and i came out my door looks like the new manager was yelling. greg morgan heard the commotion just before 10 a thursday morning at this apartment complex on jan away in tampa. ryan, i saw car in the pool. >> and i yelled to her and i said to somebody in the car just said, i don't know. and i walked over to the edge. saw the woman in the car. that's when morgan rushed to help the driver the car thinking he had the wherewithal. luckily to undo the seatbelt. >> and also to open up her windows. she i reached for her. i couldn't get her for at first. she said maybe i should go to the other side said and i said no. stay here with me. and then i went to open the door and the car started to very, very fast. so at that point, i i had mini panic. and i said i'm just going to grab her temper on. police assisted the fire department for much of the morning. police say the driver hit the gas by mistake and drove into the pool. >> the driver was not injured and refused to be

hey gayle, hello. yes, we are starting off with some rain is started late last night. >> and it now it is moving southeast, but that should be clearing out just in time for halloween festivities. so tricks in forecast. let's take a live look at our satellite and radar. this is the live from the last couple of hours. and now currently we see we are in the clear for most of us in the bay area with the exception of the south bay. i could see that activity starting to

. >> well, it's time to the forecast with gayle on this morning. i think i heard you say right before the show, we could see some showers. we are tracking some showers later tonight. that is so. >> mostly dry for the day. partly cloudy skies and we're quiet tonight and are this early this morning? see the golden gate bridge over at the distance. another chilly start to the morning. you know, yesterday we saw some 30's in the far interior. so 38 degrees right now in santa rosa, 40's and 50's everywhere else. over the next few hours, we will remain chilly in the 40's and low 50's with partly cloudy skies. and when i come back in a few minutes, we'll talk about that chance of rain and time that out for you in the extended forecast. rain. >> bay bridge right now a minute ride the city this morning. while the san mateo bridge is at 12, the richmond center fell bridge 6 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. all of the east bay. the search continues this morning for missing 14 year-old from hayward. lyric. oden was last seen a we

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we have team coverage of the red flag warning kron four's gayle ong standing by in the weather center with details on the forecast. but we start with kron four's rob nesbitt who is live in san francisco with more on who could be in the dark. good afternoon. rupp. all right. we are obviously having a problem with rob's audio. we will get back to him. we want to turn things now to get along with a look at the forecast high gayle. >> hello and yes, we have some changes our way. today was relatively quiet. we did start with some raindrops in the morning and some cloudy skies, but we will be soon clearing that out. that's not really hot, but it's really the strong winds, gusty offshore winds as diablo winds mixed with the low relative humidity. as we know, recipe for wildfires. so here's a fire weather model. you see this yellow here. this is thursday around 5 o'clock. so this is before the red flag warning kicks and you can start to see that elevated fire risk. and that is indicated here on this map and then 11:00pm when that red flag warning kicks and 11:00pm thursday through saturday, 0

here's gayle king. >> from catastrophic storm surge to extreme wind and tornadoes, we'll show you thetating impact of hurricane milton. vlad is leading our team coverage throughout florida as many cities start to assess the damage. >>> and anthony mason's candid conversation with cage the elephant frontman matt schultz. they spoke about overcoming mental health challenges to create new music. thiasus a good thing. >>> and award-winning actor and comedienne rachel bloom will be live in studio today to talk about the new one woman show. we'll see you 7:00 straight up. >> thank you so much. >>> so you may have seen the stunning uss tripoli docked at pier 30 for fleet week and what better 2002 get the -- way to get the morning started than with sunrise yoga? guess what? we're there. veronicmacias joins us live from the flight deck where it's all going downward dog so to speak. good morning and namaste to you veronica. >> reporter: to you this morning from uss tripoli. this morning sailors here have a chance to do sunrise yoga and it is beautiful. the views we have from the bay bridge. thi