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off towards the distance, but to get ready for some decent amount of sunshine here night for the fog stuff all the way to tonight because i want to show you something as we go through tonight. there it is that nice little line dropping south around midnight or so. golly, gee, i wonder what that is. well, that's kind of a squall line going on for us. we expect some heavier rain marching through right there in the dead of night, coupled with some winds with that and that will probably eat up some of the fog issue by tomorrow morning. so we won't be having much in the way of intrusion. fog by tomorrow morning did see some 30's last hour. but now we graduated to the 40's now 50's cover most of the east bay at this hour. just to give you comparison sake were trailing by more than half a dozen degrees, particularly up in the north bay, not as pronounced round the breath of the general bay winds are generally speaking on shore. they're going to remain, though, with a little bit of a southern bias a bit until we get into next week. and that's when some of the cooler air will start filtering in. there's the low way up there in the northwest as you would notice. so the breakdown again, skipping some variable

clouds on tap today as we see high temperatures in the lower 60's coming up in a bit. we'll kind of walk you through this rain coming tonight into early next week, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> now to a major story. we continue to follow for you this morning. friends and family of missing oakley woman. alexis gabe may finally have some closure. investigators found her remains in a small city just outside of sacramento. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a nonprofit that helped with the search. >> after months of searching the remains of 24 year-old alexis, gabe of oakley have been found a resident of plymouth notified the amador county sheriff's office that they found. they thought where human remains a forensic dental specialist confirmed they belong to gate. >> on the one hand, it's relief relief that they know what happened in have to search any longer. but i can tell you that when my daughter, when i discovered that my daughter was truly

debt. was the saddest day of my life. and i didn't want to wake up the next morning. mark last his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and killed back in 1993. >> since then, his foundation has raised awareness about missing people like gave up despite police declaring gave homicide victim in june class imagines this confirmation of her death will be the family. you hold out hope until the very, very last moment. >> now you have 2 gave went missing back in january. investigators believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones. >> he was killed by police over the summer in washington. well, coming at officers with a knife due to the condition of alexis's remains the city of oakley. officials believe there may never be a full recovery class as the gabe family did a great job keeping alexa's name in the media. they created a facebook page with more than 16,000 members to help bring alexis home. he says that effort is imperative

in cases like this. >> you have to keep it there because there are so many missing people. the law enforcement, it's forced to either end and but quick cases on the back burner. something because nothing is happening. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the oakland police department holds a press conference tomorrow morning at 11 and we will bring you any late breaking updates from that. as soon as we get that information. in the south bay, police arrested 3 carjacking suspects in santa clara. that arrest happening on september. 26 at jenny strand park in santa clara. police say the victim met with one of the suspects at the park and that's when investigators say the victim was assaulted with a weapon and his car was taken. officers arrested one woman and 2 men in connection with the carjacking. they are all booked in the santa clara county jail. happening now, deputies in san mateo county are looking for 3 men who

broke into 2 homes in san carlos last night. the first burglary happened on the 1400 block of edmond drive just after 8 last night, deputies arrived at the scene and learned that the burglars broke into the home and ransacked through the bedrooms. about an hour later, another burglary reported on drake avenue. the bedrooms there also ransacked deputies believe the same 3 men are responsible for both incidents. they are now looking for surveillance video to help them track down any suspects. >> all right. happening now, the 21st annual golden gate, half marathon is officially underway. >> people from all across the bay area of laced up their shoes and are currently in the heat of this race. kron four's camila barco is live for us in san francisco. camila. how's it looking this morning? >> well, stephanie, let me just say that extra hour of sleep definitely did. these some good. take a look. you'll see a few of them actually running this race right now. the golden gate race has begun

started about 15 minutes or so ago. and stephanie, more than 6,000 runners are participating and this year's half marathon and 5 k this is the 21st year. organizers are hosting this run. the race starts at venice avenue, new york park and the course takes runners all throughout the city. the run through the marina, the presidio and through the golden gate bridge twice the 13 mile race ends near ghirardelli square and once they finish the race, of course, runners will get a complimentary beer. another race benefits the american cancer society and proceeds will go to the organization. organizers had to cancel the race in 2020 because of covid. last year they held the race in a smaller and modified version. however, stephanie, this year, as you can see the race, it's back at full capacity. 6,000 runners participating in the half marathon and the 5 k they will continue this race until they go to the finish line at gare

de le square. and of course, we're going to get all the action to see who is the first one that passes that that that passes that finish line and get that the air. i'll send it back to you. all right. i don't know about beer so early in the morning for myself personally, but i'm sure it must be refreshing. treat for the pacers at the end of >> it's 5 o'clock somewhere. that's true. thanks very much, camila for that live r port for your money this morning. the jackpot is still up for grabs. nobody won last night's powerball drawing. >> and that means that tomorrow night's jackpot will be worth a record-breaking 1.9 billion dollars. according to the california lottery. the cash option worth 929.0. 1 million dollars. still quite a lot of money there. >> meantime, somebody in the east bay is waking up richer than they were yesterday. >> a ticket worth more than a million dollars was sold at the 76 station on washington avenue in san leandro. congrats to them. and in case you've not check your ticket yet. here are the winning numbers from last night's

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>> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsome made a pit stop in san francisco ahead of the midterm elections. just yesterday, he joined up with local volunteers at local restaurant manny's to get out the vote. in addition to sending out some text messages to voters knew some amazing announcement stressing the importance of next week's elections saying rights are being rolled back across the country and californians need to make their voices heard. newsom also did not shy away from saying his party has to do more. >> win or lose next week. i hope we take a good, hard look at what we're up against and how we can calibrate to the world around us. we can complain about it would do something that i'm doing as florida, texas, how they're

doing billboards and 7 states from trying to do my best. we need the democratic party at the next level. >> the governor will continue to campaign in southern california, making stops in los angeles, santa clarita and costa mesa. he then returns to sacramento for election night. they. >> all right. some variable clouds working today as we wait for the next batch of rain. little bit more intense for tonight. highs in the

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mixed bag. some scattered clouds throughout the day today. little the way. some sprinkles along the coast are still possible here. however, we're looking for rain developing tonight and into tomorrow. check it out. temperature wise here, lower 50's along the east bay shoreline. 55 for antioch, up to the north bay, mostly 40's in place. 53 meanwhile for san jose, let's march to the timing of all of this. first of all, your sunday looking pretty good. fairly clear. again, a little interference along the coast of little sprinkle, some passing clouds and all of that. meanwhile, the snows are very busy up in tahoe. that's going to be part of the saga as well. tonight, cloud cover develops. and here comes that first juicy line right around the midnight hour crossing right across the bay north to south typical winter pattern. and look at that. they're just letting up at all. was that snow starts to pile up here and then we get a little break for you for your morning commute on sunday or monday, rather monday morning. little break going on. then scattered showers following is a slow sort of pin wheels right off the coast here a little bit and continues to throw these waves are way kind of typical with the a pattern

coming in from the northwest like that. it doesn't have as much moisture which to play with sometimes like those the southern systems. that's good because we get to the mountain snows with all of us. so the wintry tracking how much rain we get this takes us before that line moves through tonight. there you go. maybe about a dime for most locations across most of the bay as we get to monday night. so not a whole lot develop throughout the day on monday and then monday night through tuesday, would another dose here going on? how about that? more than an inch from this point forward for some east bay locations as well, actually out doing up in the north bay, too. so that's kind of nice. now, the winds as we go through tonight this afternoon, kind of breezy, they're still coming in from the southwest. there comes that heavier dose of windsor don't last for a long. that's why there's no wind advisory and then they settled out as we go into tomorrow morning. but again, more wind events look to be possible as we break down these waves moving through monday and through tuesday. here's what looks like up in the northwest

there. there's that low all-wild up. it's going to be our player early part of the week. so variable clouds today breezy cool 60's for the bay 50's of the coast. tomorrow. overnight, rain sunday monday. but the repeated to monday tuesday, too scattered rain in the afternoon is still possibility. there. and then for this week, tuesday through wednesday are the big days you want to watch. can't rule out some rain still a little bit of thursday friday, but there's a bit of a break until next weekend. looks like we'll get another dose coming our way, too, for you today, 60 san francisco. 61 open 63 san jose variable clouds go on for today. coming up in a bit, we'll be having the 4 zone forecast for you and the extended as well, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> in the east bay with more rain expected on the way contra costa public works is giving out sandbags to residents for free residents can pick up. there's at how homestead park in walnut creek just make sure that you bring a shovel to fill up your own sandbag. there are locations around the east bay, including in bay point martinez and richmond as well where you can

fill up. we have more information on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. governor gavin newsom is calling on the late legislature to take action on federal student debt relief. basically he's saying that he wants it so that californians getting federal student loan forgiveness would not have to pay state taxes on the amount that is forgiven under president biden's program. this proposal is expected to be part of the governor's budget expected to be released in february or rather in january. a california has nearly 4 million eligible borrowers and about half of them are pell grant borrowers under president biden's proposal, the federal government will forgive up to $10,000 in student loans for those making less than $125,000 per year. and up to $20,000. for those who got a pell grant, of that student loan forgiveness under the biden white house that still facing a number of lawsuits from republican led states as

well. kron. 4 news is your local election headquarters and we are now just 2 days away from the midterm elections. california voters will decide who they think should be the nathan, the next state attorneys general for the next 4 years. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with republican candidate nathan hochman who's challenging incumbent rob bonta. >> hochman feels he is uniquely qualified to become california's next attorney general and office. he says it needs new leadership. just looking at this bus. and you know who and what it's all about. thank you very much. his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and , stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote him in an incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking

one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question. who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of lawfulness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i believe in a balanced. >> portion of agenda. partners with the police rather than treat them just as our enemy. it funds police departments. if you want to better hire, trained and supervised police force rather defund them. that ensures that all crimes have proportionate consequences. he says he'll take on district attorneys. he perceives as soft on crime, including los

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tonight and certainly into early next week. don't forget that winter storm warning that's were well in place. here's a look at the temperatures as we speak. 40's going across a good chun of the board up there in the north bay 50's for much of the east bay. 53, meanwhile for san jose, the system we're watching that big blow up there around vancouver and portland, seattle. it's going to drop south and it's going to several days of shots of rain going on. it's a colder system. so it doesn't have as much of that tropical moisture to work with. so the downpours won't be as heavy as long, lasting and so forth, which is good. that doesn't cause flash flooding and it brings us good mountain snows the breakdown today. 58 11 by 2.60, will say variable cloudy on this throughout the day. it will kind of very for highs today only in the lower 60's you can see in the far east bay along the east bay shoreline as well. but even up in the north bay, too. and for a look ahead, the next couple of days, we're going to 57 on monday. tuesday, we get some cold air aloft and 53 at the

surface. but that's going to drive some thunder showers after that point. little bit of a breather for the latter portion of the week and more into next weekend. we'll have a look at your forecast. a fun turns the 4 zone forecast in a bit 70. all right. thanks a lot, >> and on the peninsula, 2 people are dead and 5 others are recovering from injuries suffered from a late night fiery crash in redwood city. it happened in the area of el camino real and finger avenue. kron four's philippe djegal reports a witness says a street race preceded the collision. >> 2 crushed cars end up on the sidewalk. one of them on fire at around 8 o'clock friday night when the redwood city police and fire departments arrived on scene, we actually increased our fire response to a structure fire simon to get more. around us on scene. then witnessed the crash when he was behind the wheel. reale and finger avenue. he says one of the drivers was speeding before colliding with whom he describes as innocent bystanders and they're going

pretty fast and there is was out of the car like. >> know is on other 2 were >> you redwood city police officers helped firefighters extinguish the flames. the 17 year-old driver in the 2 passengers in the burning car survived the police and fire departments say the 2 passengers in the other vehicle died on scene. we had goal of 7 patients on scene. >> have 2 patients that were outside of one of the vehicles on the sidewalk and more patient trapped in the vehicle on fire. 2 patients in another vehicle. and the 2 patients, a bystander headrest for. a vehicle pulled into a nearby apartment that we provided. he police have not announced if drugs or were involved. and i know it's worth drunk driving crash. card. over. do it anyway. >> want know you just don't want to happen. just all of

the surviving victims were treated at stanford hospital. >> believed to all kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, police arrested 2 suspects in separate dui hit and run crashes in petaluma. the first incident happened wednesday when a car crashed into a parked car and drove away. police tracked down. 49 year-old sarah fairchild. she is accused of driving while under the influence of alcohol. the second incident happened thursday night when a driver hit several cars near the intersection of mountain view avenue and petaluma boulevard south officers tracked down the driver involved and that believed to be 65 year-old. and haley was arrested on suspicion of dui and hit and run. and twitter is preparing to roll out its coveted blue check mark to paying customers among other new product features. but there are concerns about how the new verification system could be abused. kron four's gayle ong explains for us.

>> elon musk has been tweeting about this new subscription service for a while now. i spoke with a media and consumer tech company adviser. he says charging people for the service is the right move. the changes on twitter now visible details of the latest software version began appearing on saturday on apple's app store. the update reads, quote, power to the people. >> your account will get a blue checkmark just like celebrities, companies and politicians. you already follow. the cost is $8 a month. musk has every right to figure out how to monetize these assets. and that's clearly the most visible warning >> neal zuckerman runs media practice for boston consulting group. >> a top firm that consults in the media space advertising is difficult. twitter's always had a struggle with pretty ad model, which and distinctive ad units, not a standard ad unit like >> yeah. television ad new ceo elon musk says twitter subscribers will be able to see fewer ads in post longer videos. but there is concern

about false information and scammers just days ahead of the midterm elections, people could conceivably pay the fee and then change their name to impersonate a politician, celebrity or government agency. but i mean, we all share that those concerns and particularly highlighted with the anxiety. well, on the campaign trail in san francisco, governor gavin newsom weighed in on misinformation on twitter. and it's not just that platform. it's the weaponization of all social media. >> and how minute delay shun of facts spread like wildfire. how do you think it helps verify the uses that are indeed who they say they are, whether it's a checkmark. >> whether off of you verified status, weathers literally stunned number of followers would have whether it's simply a url that's been proven to work. twitter push an ios update saturday outlining the changes but the blue checkmark feature is not yet live. a twitter employee tweeted out the subscription service, new blue. it's still being tested. the new changes at the social

media platform come a day after widespread layoffs to cut costs. >> as more companies are pausing advertising on the platform. in a tweet, musk is saying he had no choice when it came to the mass layoffs because the company was losing more than 4 million dollars a day. and that everyone who exited was offered 3 months of severance, twitter, co-founder and former ceo jack dorsey is taking responsibility for the layoffs under mask. in a tweet saturday, it reads in part, quote, i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that as a new chapter at twitter begins, zuckerman says charging people for the blue checkmark is a way for musk to raise more revenue. whether you're a business or an individual in florence or or company. >> you use that check, mark, you use that user power to manage yourself. so why shouldn't be allowed to what is arguably the best asset of the company? >> our request for comment, a twitter about the layoffs and blue checkmark subscription

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people, as you can see there gathered on jfk promenade in golden gate park to keep the area car free. >> demonstrators, as you can see there marched on foot. they appeared on bikes and scooters looks like some of them even but out their young to demonstrate for a yes vote on measure j. >> which is on the ballot. this midterm election. now, opponents of the proposition say closing the areas of the park and golden gate park to cars makes it hard for many seniors to visit the area because a lot of seniors may experience limited mobility so they wouldn't be able to enjoy the museum and other facilities at that park. >> well, the company citizen app held a safety and resource fair in oakland saturday. >> it's part of their 5 million dollar initiative addressing violence, targeting asian americans. the company says it's offering 20,000 free

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. we see traffic moving along very, very smoothly there. and we can see the marathon there as well. lots of people out there getting some exercise bright and early this morning and hopefully just reaping the benefits of getting that extra hour of sleep. you know, conditions that just looks so pretty out there, david. hopefully they stick around for a well, today, you know, it's a nice view that we have going on there. but then some rain coming tonight and we definitely n ed this is really a good recipe, though. >> with the rain striking at night like this, we get to enjoy the state today. not too bad. tonight the rain comes why we slumber will get a nice little break into tomorrow. but still the scattered showers with heavy rain expected again monday night. >> there's the shot there. the east bay shoreline, not a bad start to the day here. not much the way the even fog going on temperature check for

you. lower 50's over most of the east bay. for now. 53 san jose still chilly 40's, though, up towards the north bay. now in tahoe, they're going to get snow out of this because this is a colder system. if it was coming from the lower latitudes. yeah, we get a lot more rain out of that shore and maybe we talk about flash flooding. but because it's so cold, are we getting that snow? 38. 32 for tuesday by wednesday talking about 30 that's will get probably the coldest air over central california. that point and then a little recover into the latter portion of the week. so hence a winter storm warning today through wednesday and we're talking footage here for snow resorts. and so for the ski resorts will probably pick up a couple feet with all of this going on. but there also be some winds worth noting when you get to some of those higher elevations, some of the winds will be hurricane strength with that, too, for a little time, which we're going to have some breezy conditions here in the home front overnight. so there comes tonight. this is now into monday night. another dose as that low still kind of hangs out there. can't rule out still for wednesday. then

funny starting to depart a little bit taking a breather for thursday into friday. and then another dose into next weekend. but this is taking a little bit more of a mid latitude track here. so might be a little wetter from our perspective. rain. we definitely need that. we've got more of it on tap. so we're kind of settled into a little bit of a winter type pattern here with this. hopefully this holder not going to pay for it with a dry january. 60 san francisco with for highs today. a lot of 50's at the even with a decent amount of sunshine, although it will be a challenge to clear out the skies along the coast. are you always fighting that marine layer? 61 for burlingame foster city. 64 62 for palo alto in the south bay lower 60's will do it for the most part, milpitas about 60 but even inland. you can see lower 60's even with decent amount of sunshine in hand and pretty much universality with all these temperatures working near 64 for walnut creek, 64 concord, 61, richmond, 57 chilly degrees. vallejo fairfield, you got 63 today. 62 sonoma in santa rosa about

63. now, these are actually what's coming our way later. it's in the 50's. we're going to struggle through election day. will about 53 going on here. 57 for wednesday. taking a dry break here and then more expected into next weekend. chilly nights, though, 30's coming our way, stephanie. all right. looking forward to funneling up. >> thanks so much. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. big tobacco companies push to get prop 31 on the ballot because they hope to repeal a 2020 law that made the sale of most flavored tobacco illegal kron four's philippe djegal spoke with people on both sides of this argument. >> medically speaking, pick your poison cotton candy and to flavored after sour patch kids. when you're in 6th grade, you're not going to try some bitter cigarette. you're definitely going for the mango flavors, the pineapple flavor. and that's what proponents of yes, on proposition 30, once a big tobacco companies want to get them. young flavors are the gateway drug for kids. and

if we and these flavors and then we can say this generation and all the future generations to come. but opponents of the legislation's passage disagree. tobacco companies fought to put prop 31 on the ballot by doing so it prevented the twenty-twenty law banning most flavored tobacco products from being sold in stores from going into effect. it was signed by governor gavin newsom in 31 is a referendum. >> and if it fails, will overturn that twenty-twenty law. the position no one 31 will prevail. john dennis is chairman of the san francisco republican party gop sides with the tobacco industry and opposes prop. 31. >> dennis says the notion big tobacco is targeting youth with flavored products if it's already illegal to sell these products, any tobacco related product, the product. >> 2 kids. so in fact, they're not telling you the truth. the root of the reality is that the parking indies products, specifically of adults who just want to serve our customers as they would like to be served.

>> have a choice. chris clark manages fast and easy liquor store in pleasantville. he says tobacco sales account for a 3rd of the shops revenue adding that taking flavors off shelves will hurt his bottom line. he says they're popular. all this and this and kids may want them, but they're not the ones buying them in his store were pro-choice. if you want a choice. >> we're here to serve it if you're over. 21, you have an id. >> try to follow all the laws. >> because that's the last day in business. and big tobacco is big business. they have massive doses of nicotine behind these candy flavored vapor and smoke that's essentially how young individuals become lifelong customers of the tobacco industry. doctor turning up higher pili is deputy executive director of the nonprofit organization breathe california in san jose. she works with youth advocates fighting against what they call a youth vaping epidemic

exacerbated by the wide availability labor tobacco. if they don't have it in their hand, then. you know, then there's less likely chance of getting addicted. >> so take it off the market. some school districts have invested in vape detectors, installing them in bathrooms to monitor students. how high you think that tennis works with many california and he's a senior at evergreen valley high school in san jose where she says flavored vaping is a crisis. >> she says some bathroom doors at the school are chained open or have been removed all together to discourage vaping. kids aren't allowed. >> outside without like a hall pass and they're not allowed out during passing periods because teachers know that they're just going to go into back ins in advocating against the use of like bates and other drugs that could harm you. i feel that's my way to make the community feel safer. the campaign for tobacco-free kids says 80% of youth that use a tobacco product start with a flavored truth is that the tobacco industry sees my

kids as a target. yes, on prop 31. >> will save lives. they would in younger than the legal smoking age of 21 just decide. next >> billy kron, 4 news. >> we reached out to the corporations pushing for the repeal of the flavored tobacco ban and none of them agreed to respond to our questions about how the products are marketed. those companies include itg brands incorporated philip morris, usa rj reynolds tobacco company and swedish match north america. and those supporting a yes vote on prop. 31 include the american heart association, the american lung association and the american cancer society. >> and a reminder kron 4 will bring you live local coverage on election night. november 8th will have crews all across the bay area providing you with live results on everything from local mayoral races to statewide propositions. just make sure to tune in tuesday, starting at 05:00pm for all that complete coverage. as we head to the break for the weekend,

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>> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. happy sunday, november. the 60 you were covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. not a bad start to our day today. that will cool shore, but lots of sunshine looks like it's working least in some part. here's the east bay shoreline with a nice view of the bay in the blue skies until things change. tonight, another dose of rain coming our way for tonight. >> coupled with some winds, this will be heavier certainly than what we got from yesterday. quick look at our fog cast because it kind of tells the tale this is tonight. here comes that traditional fog a little bit at the coast. but look at that nice line. march on through. that's a line of showers we expect around the witching hour into the early overnight hours and that will be coupled with some winds at the surface to. but by monday morning, that will probably clear out for the most part, little pockets of fog here. and there. but more to come in this forecast got a lot of 50's on the 40's. meanwhile, up to the north bay, we haven't seen much change from

last hour, but contrast to 24 hours ago, much cooler in the north bay this morning. not much of a change through most of the breath of the bay winds on shore is where they are. they're going favor the south a little bit until this front passes early into next week. there's the parent low way up towards the north. it's going to be our guests are winter guest for early part of the week. the breakdown today kind of variable clouds and high temperatures only in the lower 60's. tomorrow, though, we will also see a nice little break in the action until rain redevelops monday night. we'll have more on this coming up a bit. 70. >> all right. thanks a lot, dave. now to a major story. we continue to follow for you this morning. friends and family of missing oakley woman. alexis kate. they finally have some closure. investigators found her remains in a small city just outside of sacramento. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a nonprofit that helps with the search. >> after months of searching the remains of 24 year-old alexis, gabe of oakley have

been found a resident of plymouth notified the amador county sheriff's office that they found. they thought where human remains a forensic dental specialist confirmed they belong to gate. >> on the one hand, it's relief relief that they know what happened. then have to search any longer. but i can tell you that when my daughter, when i discovered that my daughter was truly debt. was the saddest day of my life. and i didn't want to wake up the next morning. mark last his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and killed back in 1993. >> since then, his foundation has raised awareness about missing people like game despite police declaring gave homicide victim in june class imagines this confirmation of her death will be the family. you hold out hope until the very, very last moment. >> now you have 2 gave went missing back in january. investigators believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones.

>> he was killed by police over the summer in washington. well, coming at officers with a knife due to the condition of alexis's remains the city of oakley. officials believe there may never be a full recovery class as the gabe family did a great job keeping alexa's name in the media. they created a facebook page to help bring alexis home. he says that effort is imperative in cases like this. >> you have to keep it there because there are so many missing people. the law enforcement, it's forced to either end and but quick cases on the back burner. something because nothing is happening. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the oakland police department holds a press conference tomorrow on this story at 11 and we will bring you any developments from that. in the south bay. police arrested 3 carjacking suspects in santa clara. the incident happening on september. 26 at jenny

strand park. police say the victim met with one of the suspects at that park. that's when investigators say the victim was assaulted with a weapon and his car was taken. officers arrested one woman and 2 men in connection with this carjacking. they are all booked in the santa clara county jail. happening now, deputies in san mateo county are looking for 3 men who broke into 2 homes in san carlos last night. the first burglary happened on the 1400 block of edmond drive just after 8 last deputies arrived at the scene and learned that the burglars broke into the home and ransacked the bedrooms. and about an hour later, another burglary reported on drake avenue. the veterans there also ransacked deputies believe the same 3 men are responsible for both incidents. they are now looking for surveillance video to help them track down any suspects. happening now, the 21st annual golden gate, half marathon is officially underway and people from all

across the bay area have laced up their shoes and are currently in the heat of this race. kron four's camila barco is live for us in san francisco and camila. it looks some people are starting to slow down >> yeah, well, it's definitely taking a look at is here is a people who have already crossed the finish line at this race. these are people have a majority of these people have finished the 5 k race. there's also the half marathon and we actually just both to the first person who finished the 13 miles per this race will hear from him in the next hour. but take a look at some of this video from about an hour ago when the race for started, like i said, this is a half marathon and also a 5 k race. this is the 21st year. organizers are hosting this run the race. it started at van ness avenue near aquatic park and the course took runners all throughout the city. they ran through the marina. the presidio and

through the golden gate bridge twice. now, that's the 13 mile race and it ended here at gary delhi square, the 5 k race. well, it was a bit shorter, only 3 miles, but also finished at that gary kelly square one, all of these runners finished the race. they got their medals are getting some snacks and they also got some now organizers had to cancel the race in 2020 because of covid. last year they held the race in a smaller and modified version. but stephanie, this year they are back at full capacity. 6,000 people participated in this year's race. and stephanie, in a live look out here at the finish line, this is everyone who has finished either the majority people are the ones that finished to the 5 k race and we are seeing the first group of runners who finished the half marathon. now we'll just have to wait and who who else is going to cross the finish line. but a good day for this race. a little chilly but not too

cold. not too warm. a perfect day. the sun is starting to come out. and stephanie, what a better way end this race and with a yeah, exactly right. they are getting a beer at the end of veterans day. thanks so much, camilla. we look forward the sound the first person to cross the finish line in the next hour here. >> and for your money this morning, the jackpot is still up for grabs. nobody won last night's powerball drawing. and that means that tomorrow night's jackpot will be worth a record. breaking 1.9 billion dollars according to the california lottery the cash option worth 929.1 million dollars. that's still half a lot of cash now. meantime, somebody in the east bay is waking up richer than they were yesterday because a ticket worth more than a million dollars was sold at the 76 station on washington avenue in san leandro. so nice win there. and in case you have not checked your ticket yet. here are the winning numbers from last night's drawing. they are 28. 45 53 at

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>> and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. governor gavin newsom making a pit stop in san francisco just yesterday ahead of the midterms, he joined up with local volunteers at a restaurant called manny's to get out the vote. in addition to sending out text messages to voters. newsom also made some announcements stressing the importance of next of the election. that's coming up saying rights are being rolled back across the country and californians need to make their voices heard. newsom also did not shy away from saying that his party does have to do more. >> win or lose next week. i hope we take a good, hard look at what we're up against and how we can calibrate to the world around us. we can complain about it would do something that i'm doing as florida, texas and how they're doing billboards and 7 states from trying to do my best. we need the democratic party at the next level. >> the governor will continue on the campaign trail in southern california, making stops in los angeles, santa clarita and costa mesa. he

then returns to sacramento for election night. >> okay. mixed bag of a sun and clouds going on for today. kind of a cool day. but hey, we're starting to slide into that winter time mode. and with that, that means wintertime showers. we've gotten that 7 day for

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some. >> high cloudiness. we got to keep the forecast with the variable clouds going on through today. but the rain winds that come in tonight is when we're looking for in just almost perfectly timed for the witching hour with winds to in the package. so we'll have that real stormy feel going on mid 50's along the east bay shoreline. 58 for antioch. we've got those cooler 40's up north. 53 for san jose. let's hand it over to future cast for you'll see everything happening. pretty good today. maybe a little bit on the way. some sprinkles going on along the coast by the mid-afternoon. then tonight it gets active right around 12 o'clock. you can see this nice heavy line marching right through the bay. that will come again with winds and taper off around. daybreak tomorrow morning. okay. for the commute. the winds will settle down, clearing out the skies for a nice start of the day and got to keep a couple passing scattered showers in the forecast in the afternoon. that deeper moisture overnight for monday into your tuesday. a collection of amounts will start the rain bucket off from right now. a couple little token showers going on before we get to around midnight,

then once that system passes and tomorrow morning got about a dime in most locations or so is a rough estimation little bit more than that. but sometimes it tends to overdo it. here comes the second hit and this is actually more impressive in the east bay over an inch from where we stand right now. so that's a nice little drink going on there in terms of clearing things out and then towards the latter portion of the week, we may have to turn off the rain temporarily onshore those winds and they do bend a little bit to the south. we're not due north, at least not yet. here's that heavier about of winds. it's not long enough to issue a wind advisory, however, so blows on past monday night. another do so to have again that stormy feel going on as we see another dose of some heavy rain showers. so here it is all bottled up in the northwest, driving to the south and will be in our backyard here driving the rain for the early part of the weeks of the day. kind of variable clouds, breezy, cool, got 60's for the 60 for the bay 50's along the coast. then tomorrow overnight, rain both tonight overnight and monday

overnight, tuesday, scattered rain showers for the afternoon. then for this week, tuesday, wednesday. that's the real unsettled days. a little bit more settled thursday and friday until more action next weekend. again, it's a wintertime pattern. looks good. 60 san francisco, 63 san jose. 61 for oakland and all we're going muster is maybe approaching the mid 60's for highs will have more on the 4 zone forecast a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> in the east bay with more rain expected on the way t% contra costa public works is giving out sandbags to residents for free. people can pick up. there's at how homestead park in walnut creek. just make sure you bring your own shovel, too. so you can fill up your sandbag. there other locations around the east bay where you can pick up a sandbag, including in bay point martinez and richmond. more information can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right, governor gavin newsom called on the legislature to take action on federal student debt relief. basically he wants it so that

californians getting federal student loan forgiveness would not have to pay state taxes on the amount that is forgiven under president biden's program. the proposal will be part of the governor's budget expected to be released in january. california has nearly 4 million eligible borrowers with half of them estimated to be pell grant borrowers under president biden's proposal, the federal government will forgive up to $10,000 in student loans. for those who qualify. but the president's plan, as we have reported for you, many times is being held up as it faces challenges from several republican led states kron. 4 news is your local election headquarters right now. just 2 days away from the mid term elections in california, voters will be able to decide who should be the next state attorney general for the next 4 years. now in the last year hour here on the kron, 4 morning news we heard from republican candidate nathan hochman and this hour, our capitol

correspondent eytan wallace. he speaks with incumbent democrat rob bonta about mister bonta's message for voters. >> bonta says he's proud of what he's accomplished as california's attorney general over the last year and a half, adding there's more work to do. bonta has fought for justice. rob bonta just out with this new ad as election day approaches in this post, roe v wade society, the incumbent democrat says protecting reproductive rights is among his top priorities. i'll never stop fighting to protect a woman's right to choose. during a one-on-one interview, bonta said he's proud to have launched the brand new california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the department of justice seeking to legally protect those who receive an abortion as productive freedom bodily autonomy. choice. >> come under attack as our grandmothers have more rights and freedoms that our children, we need someone who's going to fight a fighter. he says not just on abortion issues noting he has prioritized putting fentanyl

dealers in prison and getting illegal guns off the streets before he was attorney general bonta was the first filipino american to serve in the legislature. but in 2021, then california attorney general xavier becerra resigned from office to become the u.s. health and human services secretary. it was then that governor gavin newsom appointed bata to the role often referred to as california's top law enforcement officer. >> fatah says in his year and a half in office, he has worked to keep californians safe. we're taking guns out of the hands, going door to door with our our brave >> agents are men and to remove guns from the hands of those who are prohibited from having them because of a criminal conviction or restraining order or this call fine a mental illness. work. we get what we're doing. we're getting the job done. but but his republican challenger, nathan hochman, argues crime is out of control. he wants ponta to work closely with law enforcement. i believe in a balanced >> portion agenda. partners with the police rather than treat them just as our enemy. it funds police departments. if you want to better hire,

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>> the union city police department is offering free gun locks in an effort to promote gun safety. you can head over to the union city p d s office to pick up one of your own at the lobby. police estimate about a 3rd of households with kids ages 17 and younger, have a gun in the home. donors can take extra precautions by storing guns unloaded and also securing those weapons with child resistant gun locks away from ammunition. the company citizen app held a safety and resource fair in oakland saturday. it's part of their 5 million dollar initiative. the 2 a stop incidents that are targeting people of asian heritage there have is offering about 20,000 free memberships and i believe that this app is used to people inform people about crimes

happening in locally in their area. this app normally cost $20 a year for a premium account. a violent crimes against asian americans in the bay area have reportedly been on the rise since the start of the pandemic. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're telling you everything that you should expect about proposition one before you head to the polls. >> what it aims to do and how it would affect you if it's passed. and as we head to the break for the weekend, there is the winter renegade craft there in san francisco. it starts at 11 this morning at fort mason center. >> it will be our and gifts from more than 2, 5250 from more than 2, 5250 artists. it is free to attend. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin.

>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. good to let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast now. we have dave spahr in the weather center with the latest tracking those cold conditions outside. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not bad to start the day off of this blue skies and no delays happening out at sfo. >> but temperature, check for ya. yeah. a lot of 50's and these numbers up in the north. a little cooler by some 10 degrees or so that we had from this time yesterday and don't expect a lot of movement in terms of the temperature today, even though a decent amount of sunshine going on that low up in the northwest. it's a winter time player. it's coming from the place they always come from. so this is a wonderful recipe for winter storms. hopefully more to come. certainly looks like that way this week. 59 at 12.

3 o'clock. we're at 61 again. variable clouds expect more of that stormy stuff going on for tonight. highs today. a lower 60's cover good chunk of the east bay. also up to the north bay, too. a little cooler course fillet with 57 next few days in the unsettled weather pattern. 57 for monday tuesday. 53 is that colder air works in here and with colder air aloft will drive some thunder showers with a low or freeze level right on top of us like that. we'll have a look at your extended forecast and certainly not for zone as well, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> on the peninsula, 2 people are dead and 5 others recovering from injuries suffered from a late night fiery crash in redwood city. it happened in the area of el camino real and finger avenue. kron four's philippe djegal reports a witness says a street race preceded the collision. >> 2 crushed cars end up on the sidewalk. one of them on fire at around 8 o'clock friday night when the redwood city police and fire departments arrived on scene, we actually increased our fire

response to a structure fire simon to get more. around us on scene. then witnessed the crash when he was behind the wheel reale and finger avenue. he says one of the drivers was speeding before colliding with whom he describes as innocent bystanders and they're going pretty fast and there is was out of the car like. >> know is on other 2 were >> you know, redwood city police officers helped firefighters extinguish the flames. the 17 year-old driver in the 2 passengers in the burning car survived the police and fire departments say the 2 passengers in the other vehicle died on scene. we had goal of 7 patients on scene. >> have 2 patients that were outside of one of the vehicles on the sidewalk and more patient trapped in the vehicle on fire. 2 patients in another vehicle. and the 2 patients, a bystander headrest for. a

vehicle pulled into a nearby apartment that we provided. he police have not announced if drugs or were involved. and i know it's worth drunk driving crash. card. over. do it anyway. >> want know you just don't want to happen. just all of the surviving victims were treated at stanford hospital. >> believed to all kron. 4 news. >> twitter is preparing to roll out its coveted blue check mark to paying customers among other new product features. but there are concerns about how the new verification system could be abused. kron four's gayle ong explains. >> elon musk has been about this new subscription service for a while now. i spoke with a media and consumer tech company adviser. he says charging people for the service is the right move. the changes on twitter now visible details of the latest software version began appearing on saturday on apple's app store.

the update reads, quote, power to the people. >> your account will get a blue checkmark just like celebrities, companies and politicians. you already follow. the cost is $8 a month. musk has every right to figure out how to monetize these assets. and that's clearly the most visible warnings. >> neal zuckerman runs media practice for boston consulting group. >> a top firm that consults in the media space advertising is difficult. twitter's always had a struggle with pretty have moderate and distinctive ad units, not a standard ad unit like >> yeah. television ad new ceo elon musk says twitter subscribers will be able to see fewer ads and posts longer videos. but there is concern about false information and scammers just days ahead of the midterm elections, people could conceivably pay the fee and then change their name to impersonate a politician, celebrity or government agency. but i mean, we all those concerns and particularly highlighted with the anxiety. well, on the campaign trail in san

francisco, governor gavin newsom weighed in on misinformation on twitter. and it's not just that platform. it's the weaponization of all social media. >> and how minute delay shun of facts spread like wildfire. how do you think it helps verify the uses that are indeed who they say they are, whether it's a checkmark. >> whether off of yeah. verified status. weathers literally stunned number of followers who have whether it's simply a url that's been proven to work. twitter push an ios update saturday outlining the changes but the blue checkmark feature is not yet live. a twitter employee tweeted out the subscription service, new blue. it's still being tested. the new changes at the social media platform come a day after widespread layoffs to cut costs. >> as more companies are pausing advertising on the platform. in a tweet, musk is saying he had no choice when it came to the mass layoffs because the company was losing more than 4 million dollars a day. and that everyone who exited was offered 3 months of

severance, twitter, co-founder and former ceo jack dorsey is taking responsibility for the layoffs under musk in a tweet saturday, it reads in part, quote, i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that as a new chapter at twitter begins, zuckerman says charging people for the blue checkmark is a way for musk to raise more revenue. whether you're a business or an individual in florence or or company. >> you use that check, mark, you use that super user power to manage yourself. so why shouldn't be allowed to what is arguably the best asset of the company? >> our request for comment to twitter about the layoffs and blue checkmark. subscription have not been returned in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and we are taking a closer look at the propositions on the ballot. californians will find proposition one at the very top of it is a response to the u.s. supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade kron. 4

s taylor bisacky explains. >> californians will have the opportunity to choose whether or not to explicitly include existing rights to reproductive freedom in the state constitution on the november ballot under proposition one, the ballot measure includes an individual's rights to abortion and contraceptives. this is been a process that's been going on in california since the late in 1967, california has act called the brit reproductive privacy act that individuals have a fundamental right to make their own reproductive decisions without state interference. proposition one tries to codified that update that to a certain degree chair of the department of political science at sonoma state university. david mcewan says. >> prop one has strong support across the state based on early polling thus far. >> one group that's been pushing this measure forward. he's the california chapter of the national abortion rights

action league earn a pro choice america. our opportunity to take our protections here. one step further. we we do have strong legal protections. there's a statutory protection in our state law. the guarantees reproductive freedom, as well as our california supreme court has ruled that we have a right abortion in our right to privacy. but of course, those things can all change depending on what government is in power, which party controls our courts, which which party controls our state legislature. director shannon olivia arie hovis says passing this proposition would help prevent what has happened in at least 14 other states. the chose to restrict abortions following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade in june. so far, prop one has received opposition from several religious groups in the california republican party. >> some california lawmakers including house minority leader kevin mccarthy are promising action at the national level saying his party is committed to protecting the lives of unborn children. whether prop one passes or not, any

hypothetical future federal ban would take precedence. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> and protesters take to the streets to t j f k drive in san francisco's golden gate park car free. we explain.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look at san francisco from sutro tower this morning. just a gorgeous day. we know that there were runners out participating in the golden gate, half marathon they were probably out enjoying these beautiful but dave, you've been talking about how it's probably going to be lot colder. >> on the next couple days, that's true. this is going to be very much a step in the winter pattern and we really need this where the doctor ordered and the timing of all of this is great because, hey, we're enjoying this store in the day and then at night is gonna come kind that stormy weather. rain. but some winds along with that, too. we're getting some high cloudiness now. kind of sneaking on in here for the next few hours. it will drift on by. let's send up to tahoe snow, snow and more snow tuesday. wednesday, we drop off for the low temperatures there. so a reminder pre thanksgiving here of winter. yes. so winter storm warning in place today

through wednesday and they're talking about the in terms of amounts here. also, when you get to some of the higher elevations, could have some winds get up there near hurricane strength. now our winds that will pop tonight. they're not going to last long enough for a wind advisory. that's one issue. but, you know, for a couple hours there, you'll hear him kind of howling a bit. as i mentioned earlier, little package of cloud cover here. this will kind of clear out the next couple of hours longer range forecast again, stormy tonight. also for monday night into tuesday morning as well, maybe for the community kind of stick around a little bit as well. midweek, we change a little bit. take a little breather. and don't you know what the next weekend comes? a new batch again for us. so nice set up here for us with rain coming and going each time. not too much. so won't cause any local flash flooding problems. it doesn't look like it. perfect. what the doctor ordered with snow deposits up there in the mountains. got 60 going on. san francisco's. we fight some of that marine layer in some cloud cover temperatures reduced to the coast in the 50's here, but that's kind like the winter pattern. anyway. 61 burlingame, 64 for foster

city, san carlos. 62 for palo alto in the south bay lower 60's. and we talked about cooler weather we need as we get into next week. you'll see in the 7 day a lot of the 60's will be 50's lower 60's on the east bay shoreline. 64 for walnut creek up the solano county. 63 for fairfield filet o 57 61 for napa. 63 for santa rosa and your 7 day forecast again. 50's are coming here now on tuesday. we could sit get some cold air aloft there. that freeze level drops. so you don't have to have a lot of turbulence to drive some potential little hail and some thunderstorms thrown in there. and then we kind of dry out for a couple of days before more expected into next weekend, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> and we're now just weeks away from thanksgiving. it is never too early. the start planning your thanksgiving dinner. joining us now with some recipes, an appetizer ideas. is or chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. mom, good morning to you, leslie.

>> hello, thank you so much for having me. can you believe this november in time for thanksgiving? oh, my goodness. time just flies. so incredibly quickly, we understand that you have a couple of really what sounds like very delicious options for people to learn a bit more about today. yes, i'm not only going to share with you some delicious order recipes and delicious thanksgiving share with you. some of my tips on having a thanksgiving. >> that will probably take a lot of stress off of ok? yes, that sounds good. we want to stress free holiday season. yes, we do. and so, stephanie, i want to know do you host or do you usually go to some? >> that is house for thanksgiving. you know, my family and i we usually kind do a bunch of things together like play different roles and then we might invite some friends over. so it's a it's blended thing. i would say. >> that sounds so much fun. and that's the way thanksgiving should be. so today i'm going to share with you to have my that are perfect to either take with

you or to have at home. and i want to start off with a check that's going to be before you even start cooking. stephanie, go and and all your to place your serving make sure you have everything that they're clean and ready to that. so that take the first stress out of your thanksgiving day. and i'm going share with you 2 of my favorite order ideas. now, remember, the main event is thanksgiving debt. we do not want to with d'oeuvres, right? we want to say for that turkey. so my one of my favorites is a beautiful pastry with inside. and stephanie, who doesn't like great. it's dangerous. >> so it's so easy recipe because i just hope storm pastry, put my beautiful brady and there was some brown sugar and cons and look at it. just put it in the oven and it comes out. golden brown.

>> and delicious. and i just serve it with some as crackers and you're ready to get out. now, my second recipes even easier. and it is just cashews with rosemary on. you see, stephanie, this is going to be my next tip. make these maybe 2 or 3 small orders. okay. so these are not going to tell you and with with these caches, i just trusted that interest with a little bit of butter, a little bit brown sugar, some salt and those delicious rosemary scattered on top of it. and it is delicious or ready tempting. you are ready with these orders. oh, my goodness. i mean, i wish we had the smell a vision thing. you know, i give them to you right now. cashews with the rest. mary smell so delicious. and you can serve them hot or room temperature. but i see you looking over here 70 at the and it is my thanksgiving

caught him and it is delicious and let me tell you something. here is another great tip for thanksgiving. offer your guests, one signature cocktail maybe wine or beer and then some not alcohol choices. you don't want to be sitting there making 10 different cocktails all day long. okay. so keep it simple. and this is my recipe for this thanksgiving first i use my entertaining shaker. this can make several drinks at one time they've all a lot of time. and in the shaker i have and this is you'll see where the thanksgiving part comes into. it. it's want roe. it's a little bit bought that and get ready for this cranberry sauce. wow, that's interesting. it's different. yes, it is. and it so everybody has very sauce now. i don't know, stephanie, you have the kind for the one that comes out shaped like kia, you know, to save some time.

>> and i love to do the whole you know, do it from scratch or getting but to sometimes to help save some time, it can help. but just go to whole foods been picking mislead. you can't go wrong with either want. and put in the shade or with the ice and those ingredients, just my cranberry sauce and i'm initiate it really well. and rain. it. >> into this beautiful martini glass and look at the color on this. this says thanksgiving and you know something because it's a holiday lets its top it with some sparkling wine that makes it way more festive right? so i'm going to top it with some sparkling wine and then and it takes some relief regret, sage leaves. and that's going to be my car niche on top of it, which looks absolutely beautiful. now, stephanie, i think we have come to a perfect start or thanksgiving. we have. >> a couple of really good

orders. a signature cocktail. i'm going to have my fun cocktail to serve. might get it. i think we're off to a really good start for thanksgiving. any of these recipes, including this cocktail. and i promise you, stephanie, that a you can always go to at the at the vineyard. mom living on instagram. >> as stephanie, if you have any questions about any of these recipes just about entertaining for thanksgiving, please feel free to send me a dm and i'll be more than happy to answer any questions. you have. >> well, you know, was i think you've been very successful at making us all feel very, very hungry this morning. and i'm inspired to when i get when we finish the show probably go try to whip something up in the in the kitchen. >> well, i hope you do. thank you so much for having me. and of course, cheers. all right to see you. and thanks so much for

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sleep. we are covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off a little bit of some hazy sunshine working its magic. we have some high clouds kind of filtering on by the bay right now as we speak. >> this will depart in the next hour or so. it will be left with again, kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds throughout the day today. but those temperatures, man to be a bit on the cool side, even with all the sunshine now we can see as we advance this fog cast all the way through tonight, we do the traditional fog move on through, but notice this nice little line. the drops on by south right at the witching hour. that's a nice juicy line of thunder showers are least rain with winds working their magic and it will blow through pretty quickly and by tomorrow morning in your morning commute, we don't have much in the way of fog or rain going on at that hour. a little break going on until more comes upstream next week. the 50's on the board. we funny warm up a little bit up in the north bay. 46, though, santa rosa still chilly. >> but mostly 50's over most of the bay. by comparison

sake. we're still little cooler up in the north bay than we were this time from yesterday. but pretty close in most locations. there's your onshore wind winds are going to favor the north. the u.s. rather, the west, the southwest and the south throughout stormy activity until the shift northerly later on this week. there's the low driving everything for the early part of the week. latter portion. a week we take a breather and more expected into next weekend. so it's very much a winter time pattern. high temperatures today expected to be in the lower 60's with a mixed bag of sun and clouds will be back a little bit more in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much. day now to a major story. we continue to follow for you this morning. friends and family of missing oakley woman. alexis gabe may finally have some closure. investigators found her remains in a small city just outside of sacramento. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a nonprofit that helped with the search. >> after months of searching the remains of 24 year-old alexis, gabe of oakley have been found a resident of

plymouth notified the amador county sheriff's office that they found. they thought where human remains a forensic dental specialist confirmed they belong to gate. >> on the one hand, it's relief relief that they know what happened in have to search any longer. but i can tell you that when my daughter, when i discovered that my daughter was truly debt. was the saddest day in my life and i didn't want to wake up the next morning. mark last his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and killed back in 1993. >> since then, his foundation has raised awareness about missing people like despite police declaring gave homicide victim in june class imagines this confirmation of her death will be the family. you hold out hope until the very, very last moment. >> now you have to went missing back in january. investigators believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones. >> he was killed by police over the summer in washington.

well, coming at officers with a knife due to the condition of alexis's remains the city of oakley. officials believe there may never be a full recovery class as the gabe family did a great job keeping alexa's name in the media. they created a facebook page with more than 16,000 members to help bring alexa's home. he says that effort is imperative in cases like this. >> you have to keep it there because there are so many missing people. the law enforcement, it's forced to either end and but quick cases on the back burner simply because nothing is happening. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the oakland police department holds a press conference tomorrow morning at 11. we will be following that and bring you any late breaking developing news from that conference in the south bay. police arrested 3 carjacking suspects in santa clara. the incident happened on september. 26 at jenny strand

park. police say the victim met with one of the suspects at that park. and that's what investigators say the victim was assaulted with a weapon and his car taken. officers arrested one woman and 2 men in connection with the carjacking. they're all booked in the santa clara county jail. and happening right now, deputies in san mateo county are looking for 3 men who broke into 2 homes in san carlos last night. the first burglary happening on the 1400 block of edmond drive just after 8 last night, deputies arrived at the scene and learned that the burglars broke into the home and ransacked the bedrooms. about an hour later, another burglary reported on drake avenue. the bedrooms also ransacked in that home. deuuties believe the same 3 men are responsible for both burglaries. they're now looking for surveillance video to help them track down any suspects. happening right now, the 21st annual golden gate, half marathon is officially underway and people all across the bay area have laced up their shoes and are currently

running that race. a crowd was camila. barco is live for us in san francisco now and camilla, we understand that you've spoken with some people who crashed the thin across the finish line already. >> yes, stephanie, thousands actually have cross the finish line here at today's golden gate race here near ghirardelli if you take a look right here near the bottom of this tale, a lot of them are just walking out of this race as they finished either the 5 k or the a half marathon. it was a chilly morning. as you can see, i'm wearing a coat, but many runners say that this was the perfect weather for this event. take a look at the race from earlier this morning when it all started, it started at 06:50am, actually more than 6,000 runners participated in today's golden gate race. like i said, it consisted of 2 races, a 5 k and a half marathon. the runners well, for the half marathon, they started at 6.15 this morning for that 13 mile race. it started at van ness

avenue near aquatic park through the marina. the presidio and twice through the golden gate bridge. both races finished here at ghirardelli square where they were rewarded with some metals, some snacks complimentary beer. now, like stephanie said, we did speak to a few runners to cross the finish line. these are the runners in the men and the womans division who cross the finish line. first, here's what they had to say. >> no, it's great. i mean, rain held went to any of the bridge. you you're running your gun hot, so having it be cool until it was really hills. we're definitely pretty hard. >> there's some pretty gnarly head winds but i have to say when you get across the bridge and you take that right turn and you could just see the whole view the city. i was like what a cool place to run a half-marathon. >> those runners that i also a few other runners that i spoke to this morning and they say one of the hardest parts of this race was the hills here

in san francisco organizers, they had to cancel this race in 2020 because of covid. last year. they held a smaller and modified version. but this is this year is the first time since 2019 that they held it at full capacity. and, stephanie, the runners that you just heard clara peterson and robert miranda, they ran that 13 mile race. they participated in that half marathon and they finished it in a little over an hour. very impressive. they definitely deserve that beer. they definitely deserve some rest. that's for sure. send it back to you. yeah, that's super impressive. finishing it in just about an hour. >> well, i mean, i for me, i with my fitness level. i would probably just blocked the whole thing and not be done for at least a couple but it's very inspiring to see that. thank you so much. thanks so much. we or for your money this morning. the jackpot is still up for grabs. nobody won last night's powerball drawing

and that means that tomorrow night's jackpot will be worth of what record breaking 1.0, 9 billion dollars according to the california lottery. >> the cash option is worth 929.0. 1 million dollars. still a lot of money there. >> meantime, somebody in the east bay is waking up richer than they were yesterday. >> a ticket worth more than a million dollars was sold at the 76 station on washington avenue in san leandro street. so i guess it does pay to and in case you have not checked your ticket yet. here are the winning numbers from last night's drawing. they are. 28. 45 53. 56. 69 and the powerball number is 20 best of luck to all of you. try to play again tonight. >> and after the break, governor newsom campaigning for the vote in san francisco. his message to get voters to the polls.

>> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsome made a pit stop in san francisco just ahead of the midterm elections. he joined up with local volunteers at a restaurant in area called managed to get out the vote. in addition to sending out text messages to voters. newsom also made some announcements stressing the importance of neck of the election. that's coming up here saying that rights are being rolled back across the country and californians need to make their voices heard.

the governor will continue on the campaign trail in southern california, making stops in los angeles, santa clarita and costa mesa. he then returns to sacramento for election night. >> sun and clouds mixture going on for today. those high temperatures in the lower 60's, only more rain tonight. a nice dose and more even

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to ha. i'm just it looks like skies to see some blue their little bit of some clouds. >> let's check in with dave sphar with more on our weather conditions out doors heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that will continue to see that throughout the day today. kind of some of those high clouds. what we've got going on marching across the bay right now as we speak. >> this is the east bay shoreline view here. and you can see kind of the blue bay, but again, kind of a white skies for right now. but again, a mixed bag of that sun and clouds, department temperature check mostly in the 50's. 48 santa rosa kind of the exception. but everybody else pretty much into the 50's. let's hand it over to future cast for watch this. go forward again today. sun and clouds mixture takes us all the way to this evening is about when the sun is going to be setting any way. so a lot of cloud cover starts to develop with big holes in it. here's the dose of the heavier rain we expect right around the witching hour shortly there afterwards. that's going to come with a package of winds by tomorrow morning. we clear out for your morning commute. is this time great or what we get the winds to turn down the rain turns that we get some sunshine action in

some scattered showers on monday. and then by monday night, another heavier dose again. so we've got new to punches coming our way to check out those winds. it's tonight we start to see the winds really pick up. there's a good on shore when working here by this evening. and then the heavier winds as that frontal system under that system drops to the south, we'll be still kind of in the southerly wind effect here. so that might support temperatures a little bit into tomorrow. but then a drop into next week. again, here's another dose of winds that come with that rain into monday. all responsible with this low. this low is going to be hanging around the next couple of days. so it keeps it unsettled. early week. this does funny move off by midweek. and we take a break in the rain. so putting it all together here for you. it's kind of variable clouds today, breezy cool 60's for the bay 50's the coast again tomorrow. we'll have the rain overnight to monday morning. we take a break on monday. a few scattered showers the monday night tuesday boom. another dose there for this week. it's the tuesday wednesday zone or rather tuesday and wednesday, scattered showers and then a

break for thursday into friday. more is expected into next weekend to we keep it going today, 60 san francisco. 61 for oakland, variable clouds and all of that. 63 for san jose. this is the high's, not much of where the on where we stand. and again, a reminder for the next couple days goes like this. 57 for your monday tuesday, getting chilly with thunder showers. stephanie. >> yeah, it looks like showers expected for election day. thanks so much. date. and speaking of hey, there day. nice to see you again. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the midterm elections are now just 2 days away. >> that means you are close to running out of time to cast their ballots just a little bit of time left there. >> joining me now to share some last minute voting tips is deputy county clerk recorder for contra costa county. tommy gong, thanks so much for joining us again this morning. thank you. thank you for having me. stephanie is the front with me here. how's the turnout been so far terms of the mail in ballots? yeah, the turnout has not been the

were in contra costa. we're about 24%. >> returns so far. statewide is probably a little bit lower than app about 23%. so certainly we want to have a decent turnout for this gubernatorial general election and >> was this what these numbers expected at this point? so close to election day? you know, it always depends on what you know, in the voter's mind and what set of great interest to the to the public. >> i think it's were seen in the battleground states across the country, but not so much in california. i don't think there's any really hot topics that are taking place in certainly in certain cities, for example, but not as a statewide. >> i see. so those could be contributing factors as to why there is a lower turnout. but, you know, the important message that you're really hoping to get out here is to get people out to the polls. so tell us, you know, emphasizes you know what the message here for you is, which is getting people out to vote.

yeah, there's still time to vote. and we, you know, really want voters to get out there and vote and there's multiple ways that they can do so. >> for instance, you know, they did receive a vote by mail ballot in the mail. and so they can actually still vote that ballot and have a postmark on or before election day. it's important that they have postmarked by election day. so it even if they're going to turn it in on election day, they might want to take a look at the post office box that they're planning to put it into like a neighborhood. a post office box and be sure that the pickup time he's not already occurred the ballots to be picked up from that. the postal a employee. and if it's still too late, then go to the actual post office and take it to the counter and ask for that. the employee to put what we call a circle date stamp on it so that they can actually see that it shows election day or drop it off at any of the county's drop boxes that are throughout the throughout the

county by 08:00pm it they will all be locked by 08:00pm more lot of voters now they left the tournament at the polling place. our vote center on election day. so they feel like they're still doing that civic duty by dropping off the ballot in person. >> so make sure if you want to drop your ballot off to do so by 08:00pm at your local polling center. yes, 08:00pm is the deadline. and and of course, voters have the option of voting in person. if they decide to do that as well. >> and so with that, go to your neighborhood vote centers or polling place depending on the county go to you know, your county's website to get the specific information as to the assigned polling place or the vote center that you can go to to bow to a course from 07:00am to 08:00pm. all right. and something that you're encouraging everybody to have is to have a voting plan in mind. >> walk us through what that means yet. what that means is, you know, don't wake up tuesday morning just deciding i want to vote all the sudden, you know, that's why we're out here right now trying to encourage voters to.

>> you know, have a plan. what are you going to do on election day? are you going to turning your vote by mail ballot? are you going to vote in person and know where your voting location is. if that's the case and and how you're going to do it, are you going to do it before you go to work during lunchtime or after 05:00pm after work? >> what is your message to people who, you know, they're feeling a bit. at the almost about. getting out to the i don't know if my vote is going to matter. anyways. what what is your message to them? well, you know, and not knowing if your votes going to matter at all. you know, i've been through some elections where, >> you know, margins of victory were by only a few votes. >> we actually have had one where it was a tie vote and we actually had to break the break, the tie what they say that the issue be determined by lot by the election official and what we you could roll dice. you kid. look hard

to see who has the high court and literally these are things that are in our elections. laws in terms of how to, you know, break a tie. and so these are very critical that every vote really could matter and even more. so it's the races that you know, towards the bottom of the at the ballot that are going to matter more locally and have a more of an effect by, you know, letting your supervisor or your city mayor or council members or measures that are local measures that are on the ballot. these are the critical sayings that are going to have a direct effect on on our citizens our residents of our community. >> all right. tom egan, contra costa county election official. we very much appreciate your insight with us this morning. thank you. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back. ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma.

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this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the latest on that. hey, day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and no delays happening at sfo and actually getting a decent amount of sunshine here. a little packages. some high cloudiness is just to the north there. but outside of that kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds on balance for the day today got a lot of 50's on tbe board for right now. we're not going to prove much more beyond that for an ultimate high today. now, see that churning blow up there around vancouver, portland, that's going to drop south. and it's going to be kind of a little mini series saga from tonight through monday, tuesday, even

wednesday before it finally starts to eject out and we'll go to break it all of this. but we have scattered showers in the forecast to that point and that sometimes that will be a nice good, heavy rain at times. so that's going to be nice. 60 going on at 1 o'clock at 4. also hanging about 60 again, variable clouds on balance for today. highs expected to be in the lower 60's. we're not going to cheat that much as we get into early next week with numbers falling into the 50's for highs. and that means some thunder showers along with this, particularly by tuesday that colder air aloft in a bit. we'll take a look at that longer range forecast model for you and also your 4 zone as well, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> on the peninsula, 2 people are dead and 5 others recovering from injuries suffered from a late night fiery crash in redwood city. it happened in the area of el camino real and finger avenue. kron four's philippe djegal reports a witness says a street race preceded the collision. >> 2 crushed cars end up on the sidewalk. one of them on fire at around 8 o'clock

friday night when the redwood city police and fire departments arrived on scene, we actually increased our fire response to a structure fire simon to get more. around us on scene. then witnessed the crash when he was behind the wheel at camino and finger avenue. he says one of the drivers was speeding before colliding with he describes as innocent bystanders and they're pretty fast in race was out of the carling. >> know is on other 2 were >> you know, are red wood city police officers helped firefighters extinguish the flames. the 17 year-old driver in the 2 passengers in the burning car survived the police and fire departments say the 2 passengers in the other vehicle died on scene. we had goal of 7 patients on scene. >> have 2 patients that were outside of one of the vehicles on the sidewalk and asian trapped in the vehicle on fire. 2 patients in another

vehicle and the 2 patients, a bystander for. a vehicle pulled into a nearby apartment that we provided. he to police have not announced if drugs knows where drug driving crashed. car gets over doing >> want know. you just don't want to happen. a force. all of the surviving victims were treated at stanford hospital. >> believed to all 4 news. >> twitter is preparing to roll out its coveted blue check mark to paying customers among other new product features. but there are concerns about how the new verification system could be abused. kron four's gayle ong explains. >> elon musk has been tweeting about this new subscription service for a while now. i spoke with a media and consumer tech company adviser. he says charging people for the service is the right move. the changes on twitter now visible details of the latest

software version began appearing on saturday on apple's app store. the update reads, quote, power to the people. >> your account will get a blue checkmark just like celebrities, companies and politicians. you already follow. the cost is $8 a month. musk has every right to figure out how to monetize these assets. and that's clearly the most visible warning >> neal zuckerman runs media practice for boston consulting group. >> a top firm that consults in the media space advertising is difficult. twitter's always had a struggle with pretty ad model, which a distinctive ad units, not a standard ad unit like >> yeah. television ad new ceo elon musk says twitter subscribers will be able to see fewer ads and post longer videos. but there is concern about false information and scammers just days ahead of the midterm elections, people could conceivably pay the fee and then change their name to impersonate a politician, celebrity or government agency. but i mean, we all

those concerns and particularly highlighted with the anxiety. well, on the campaign trail in san francisco, governor gaein newsom weighed in on misinformation on twitter. and it's not just that platform. it's the weaponization of all social media. >> and how of facts spread like wildfire. how do you think it helps verify the uses that are indeed who they say they are, whether it's a checkmark. >> whether off of you verified status, weathers literally stunned number of followers would have whether it's simply a url that's been proven to work. twitter push an ios update saturday outlining the changes but the blue checkmark feature is not yet live. a twitter employee tweeted out the subscription service, new blue. it's still being tested. the new changes at the social media platform come a day after widespread layoffs to cut costs. >> as more companies are pausing advertising on the platform. in a tweet, musk is saying he had no choice when it came to the mass layoffs because the company was losing more than 4 million dollars a

day. and that everyone who accident was offered 3 months of severance, twitter, co-founder and former ceo jack dorsey is taking responsibility for the layoffs under musk in a tweet saturday, it reads in part, quote, i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that as a new chapter at twitter begins, zuckerman says charging people for the blue checkmark is a way for musk to raise more revenue, whether you're a business or an individual in florence or or company. >> you use that check, mark, you use that super user power to manage yourself. so why shouldn't be allowed to monetize what is arguably the best asset of the company? >> our request for comment twitter about the layoffs and blue checkmark. subscription have not been returned in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and we are now just 2 days away from the midterm election. voters decide on 7 statewide ballot measures among them

proposition. 29. >> it's similar to a proposition voters rejected just 2 years ago. kron four's catherine heenan explains. this. next measure might sound familiar for a 3rd time. h% voters are being asked to weigh in on regulations for dialysis providers. >> the latest effort is proposition 29. it requires special onsite supervision during treatment that outpatient dialysis clinics, that supervision could come from a physician nurse practitioner or physician assistant with 6 months of experience. the proposition is also aiming to increase the transparency of the clinics by requiring reports to california's department of public health clinics would have to provide updates on treatment-related infections clinic ownership and whether there are future plans to reduce or and services and those not complying would face fines up to $100,000. prop 29 would also prohibit clinics from refusing care based on

who pays for the treatment, whether it's the patient health insurers, medi-cal or medicare. overall, the measure is similar to one that was rejected by more than 60% of the voters in 2020. so what's different this time around proposition 29 expands the options for the type of onsite supervision during treatments. also new there is a requirement to report ownership interests. so what happens if prop 29 passes costs for dialysis clinics will go up by several $100,000 a year. that's because they be required to pay for a physician or nurse practitioner or physician assistant to be on site during all treatments. california's legislative analyst office has outlined 3 ways which clinic owners could respond to higher costs. the clinics could negotiate increased rates with patients or those paying for treatments. they could

continue current operations. but with lower profits or it could lead to some clinics being closed. the legislative analyst's office does acknowledge some clinics might not be willing or able to handle those options. prop 29 could also increase the costs for some state and local governments. the clinic owners and operators negotiating higher prices with patients could end up forcing the state to pay more through medical and some patients might have to look for treatment at more expensive clinics if their original clinics have to shut down. prop 29 is supported by the service employees international union and united healthcare workers west. it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association and the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's

dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. and that was our kron 4. catherine heenan reporting for us. there. >> and voters in san francisco are encouraged to track the status of their ballots to make sure their votes are counted. you can head to sf elections dot org, slash voter portal to check the full link is right there on your screen at the bottom there. the portal will allow you to see if there are any issues preventing the department from counting a voter's ballot, which can include sign not not signing the return envelope. you also be informed on how you can resolve any potential issues. of course, the election officials do want to reassure people that in terms of security of your that is

held at the highest priority and a reminder as well. kron 4 will bring you live local coverage on election night. we'll have crews all across the bay area providing results on everything from your local races to statewide propositions. make sure you tune in on tuesday, starting at 5 for complete coverage on that. all right. is your having a rough day? >> a new business in san francisco is turning heads and wagging tails promising an experience that some might call indulgent. others see it as a dog gone. good time. i go inside dogue the brand new restaurant serving what it deems the finest fare for our four-legged friends. >> this is maryland. my 5 year-old shetland sheepdog that eu and today he joins the other pups in san francisco. now able to get a literal taste of the life today. it's going to be thanksgiving

inspired menu, sinking their teeth into what chef romulus our way describes as pastor raised grass-fed meat, seasonal and organic vegetables. so it's biologically appropriate species, appropriate food to honor them as a handcrafted cuisine unleashed at do in the mission its core. we are a fresh food company for just adds everything on the menu is good enough for people to only. >> have you got to that is it's not me for the human palate. check out their $70. chef's tasting menu. >> the first course sliced organic yams with cream followed by turkey and mashed cauliflower in crazy to higher price tag, not giving shoppers pas. i think it's fine. you know, we're by and we sell he's having tea on the table by the window. and it's like, yeah, and we have for you a you know, she hits the ocean ocean to customer. bo hue his dog's birthday is worth a

little indulgence. >> know much about so long and for some dog parents in the bay area. that means the gift of an extra special treat that fetches top dollar prices. >> and that was award-winning journalist stephanie lin. here's a look at what your forecast looks like into early next week. rain, rain

>> welcome back. taking a live look now outside at walnut creek this morning. traffic moving along pretty smoothly. there. hopefully everybody hitting the road with that. just enjoying the extra energy they're getting from that extra hour of let's check in with dave spahr now on all the latest. our forecast todaf. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're taking a break from the rain. to give you kind of a decent sunday going on here. some high cloudiness off to the background. but tonight. >> it comes back again. it's time perfectly for the dead night. it will clear out in time for your morning commute on monday and then do the whole thing again monday night. it looks like another dose. >> temperatures getting quite chilly with all of this to reflected in our tahoe forecast. snow, more snow all the way to the middle of the week. this a good kind of moisture to cause it to the park it up. there doesn't all get washed out as a warmer systems tend to do so. we have a winter storm warning has been posted from today through wednesday. they're looking for a couple of feet going on there. but in some of the higher elevations could get close to 4, maybe higher,

coupled with this some heavy winds with this one really is a storm package for those folks up there. when you get to some of the higher elevations, those winds can get near hurricane strength. as i mentioned earlier, some high cloudiness kind of streaming across the region. clear not a little bit in the next couple of hours, but the real juicy stuff is farther from home. here's how it looks like in the big picture. look at how unsettled it is for the early part of the weekend when this thing funny picks up by midweek, chris over gives us little bit of a break. but there's more to come at the end of next week and weekend. there we go, unfortunately on the weekend, but we need this. so here we go. we got a couple hits here coming and then maybe more upstream. 4 zone forecast for you this sunday with kind of sun and clouds, mixture numbers are going to move too much, but they're warmer today than they will be early next week. 60 san francisco, the coast fighting off more cloudiness in the upper 50 61 for burning again to about 64 for foster city, san carlo. 62 for palo alto and in the south bay, only in the lower 60's. and we're seeing the same type of inland lack of movement for

temperatures even in the east bay to tri valley. lower 60, 60 for fremont. 63 danville, 64 for walnut creek, concord. 64 the les, what 57 most of the wind's going to be on shore, but they will tilt a little bit to the south for the kind of shift to the north later on. 61 for now. but and 63 for santa rosa. when we find it turn off the reins somewhat by the middle of the week, we'll get some cold air down here. that's going to drive some thunder showers on tuesday. a bit. but those nights will be quite chilly. expect 30's on the board here, maybe thursday about 32 there. yeah, it's going to cold well inland and 40's covering even at the coast. all right, stephanie. all right. i will have my sweaters ready. thanks very much, dave. >> well, there's so much to explore in the bay area. it's one of the best parts of living here. and if you're looking for a new way to get to know your neighborhood, why not try a scavenger hunt? there's a new book out filled with clues to hundreds of special spots scattered scattered across the south bay. joining me now to share more is author cassie kifer. a good morning to you. i had

morning. thank you so much for the invite to be here. absolutely. this is such an it's fascinating book. i have a copy right here. i'm from san jose myself. so it was exciting for me to go through. so tell yes. so tell us a bit about this book and what inspired you to write it. >> as of this book that santa was a scavenger is collection of scavenger hunt said people can do on their own or out across the south bay. there are 20 different from gilroy up the power out, though, cars all over a santa clara county. yeah, i want encourage people to get out and explore our get out into neighborhoods they don't miss it all the i have a fun thing to do with the family and friends, especially as we go into holiday season. >> that's true. that is a perfect sort of family friendly thing to do is because people are going to be getting together for the holidays. you what were some of the favorite places that

you discovered on your list? >> yeah. these lots of the lesser-known museums and historic sites and architectural gems and restaurants and small businesses. wanted to feature of different organizations i think are interesting and i want people going to some of my favorite places that i were many parks and open that we have in our one of those parts of living here in the bay is that having access so much wonderful, open space. and that was something that i took advantage during the pandemic. and i know a lot of other people think this book includes a lot of >> those in places that you can get out and see and explore outdoor cinema from neighborhood parks to a regional park sign with county park is known to, you know, play some not. only space preserve with a really unique histories and the views places. we're not going to

record it. >> and yet you're a longtime resident of the south bay at, but did you discover anything new about the bay area yourself while you are putting this book together? >> yeah, it was so much time in my favorite thing about pam this project. and something that i hope people get out of it is that there is still so much to explore high here in the south bank. you know, i learned so much communities like gilroy and cupertino and how in a city that on repeat us find a place of the not visiting every single day. i live near downtown weren't the of the neighborhoods of san jose. but the south bay's huge and diverse. and that was something that i took away from it. and i hope other people and you do, it's really easy to get stock in our bubble of doing the same in the communities that we know. and i hope that this, but how do encourage people to get out and explore other neighborhoods and in our community? >> you know, one thing that really kind of stood out to me when i was reading this is that a lot of all clues

actually are written in this one, for example, this bashful face, an attempt of green looks like an artichoke or cabbage. it seems it's it's really cute. but you know what? what did you decide to choose to write everything in right? >> i thought that that would add to the challenge and the fun of a discovering a these it was a challenge for me, actually. and that is the publishers yeah, i'm not a covid. i had some difficulty writing run at first. after a it became a it became a lot easier. he's reading everything. i was speaking in on her while my husband. my mind a permit. well, it certainly has even more flavor to the book itself. >> last couple things here for you. it was the answers. do you have the answers to the to the places anywhere? because i was trying to find that. >> yeah, actually, they're not

in the a lot of places. if you do get it was, you know, some of the places that can be google a pretty easily if you get very stock up, feel free to e-mail me and i'll help you out. we didn't want to slow the answers in the you know, have and to encourage people to get out and find places themselves. but you have to get really stuck on. let me know. >> jones how can people get more information? yeah, but number on my vote as san jose scavenger dot com reach me by. i'm on instagram at a secret san jose dot com which is the title i forgot. >> waterfall, right. cassie kifer author of san jose scavenger. the ultimate search for san jose's hidden treasures. thank you so much for joining us today. >> i thank you. and happy scavenger hunt thing. >> thanks so much. we'll be >> thanks so much. we'll be right back. pre-rinsing your dishes?

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will. now this is going to happen in 3 at around 01:00:09am, this starts to become visible and will be in its full phase by about 02:15am. this lovely color in the sky will not be seen again until march of 2025. so take full advantage of what you know was still here. >> yeah. and the moon is a very valuable little neighbor we have because it keeps regulates art of turn of the earth that regulate certain axis note in ways. it's a it's very good, yes to have around. so it's nice. nice little companion. here's the 7 day forecast. i'm talking about. yeah. showers into early next week as we're talking about look at those temperatures, the fall highs on tuesday at 53. this is when are you getting a flavor of winter mountain snows coming our way as well. so that's part of the package. we take a breather toward the latter portion of the week with some rain returning friday and into the following weekend cross fingers and toes coach who need all that and the next about 48 hours, i think in the east bay, it's possible we could pick up more than an inch of rain from the discussion of this point

forward. so that's good news. and this is the type of rain that we need, stephanie, because it's not too much that's going to probably cause all this widespread flooding and everything. you could have some local problems and some of the streets will care for your morning commute monday morning and tuesday morning. see what's going on. we'll let you know on that front. but this is a guy like deliver this kind of forecast rain in the winter. we need it. all right. perfect. i have my umbrella ready. thanks very much. day. >> that's it for us here at the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us. thanks so much for watching. see you next weekend. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry.

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