rsity. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thanks for being part of our little cloud. the air is just actually lou city, very exclusive you're the only we want to check weather and traffic for you before you give you the headline. plenty of news today and same old and weather which is fog fog in the morning and hopefully sunny in the afternoon. let's get the details from john. yeah, that fog is not exclusive. it wants everyone in it and we're definitely all in the midst of it this morning. at least most of us looking outside their at pier 15, a little bit breezy, but most notably just quite great all across the bay area from

the bay bridge, which is sitting under the great to the golden gate, which is right in the midst of it. watch for some low visibility pockets from the south bay, north bay, all the way out to the curb. keenness for some spots. skies to clear out really nicely for pretty much everyone except for the immediate coastline. current temps, alameda sitting at 56, san jose now just dropping into the upper 50's at 59 livermore and dublin in the low 50's. well, cloverdale in fairfax hanging out in the 40's. regardless of where you're at, bring the jackets with yet. get ready for some sunshine later today. a lot like we saw yesterday. those details are still to come john, thanks for that. ok, you're traveling back on the roads today. we do have few accidents. west bound 5.80, at bayview avenue in richmond. so a long 5.80, in a pretty sluggish there and then westbound 24 west of called a hotline in oakland, another accident. so we're checking on conditions along. 24. >> traveling into the city right now. 24 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. if you are hopping on the san

mateo bridge 20 minutes, that's a 80 to 101 traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls to what about about 12 minutes on this tuesday morning. darya james, back to you 701. and developing news, san francisco mayor london breed as a target of new allegations. they claim that she require city commissioners to provide resignation letters before they're appointed. yeah, it's raising eyebrows. anout oversight committee is getting >> well, an emergency meeting together this morning to discuss the mayor's policy kron. 4 sarah stinson is in san francisco now to explain. good morning, sara. >> good morning. these allegations came from supervisor dean preston and he is the chair of the committee that is holding this emergency meeting this morning to discuss the matter. dean preston saying that, you know, mayor london breed requires commissioners to not only provide a letter of resignation, but has to be signed and it has to be, you know, did so. that means that

someone else can take it down the line and say, well, we did it now and you're done here. so that is preston says this is deeply concerning. and in his allegations use one example cited one example, his claim saying pull police commissioner max carter over stones appointment had one of these as well. preston says the commissioner had to sign an undated resignation letter as a condition of his reappointment this spring. preston says the practice of using these letters is coercive. he asked the city's attorney's office to draft an ordinance prohibiting the use of these letters. but in the meantime, preston, as i said, is the chair of the government audit and oversight committee of the san francisco board of supervisors and the committee will hold an emergency meeting this morning at 10 o'clock to discuss this. reached out to the mayor's office for comment. i have not heard back yet. i've also reached out to supervisor preston to see if you can hop on zoom with me before this 10 o'clock meeting that way, we can get people some more answers as to what

these allegations have to do with how and if this happened to him, a lot of questions remain. so hopefully we can talk with him. but in the meantime, we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> okay. thank you very much, sara. >> it's 703. and in the east bay, a school district is warning parents about an offensive wi-fi name that appears to come from the district's elementary school. and we want to warn you that that name is a derogatory term. kron four's amanda hari has more. the superintendent tells me right now they're just trying to get the word out. he says. >> he would rather have parents and people that come on campus anticipate seeing it when they tried to use the wifi and not be surprised by it. if you open up your wi-fi settings on the fredrickson elementary school campus, you'll see several dublin unified school district, wi-fi options. >> they start with usd, then who or what they're for like guest student mobile. but one started popping up recently that superintendent chris funk says doesn't belong to the

district. i just find it very immature. >> to do something like that and extremely offensive. whoever has put wi-fi up. superintendent funk says the wi-fi is likely coming from a neighborhood where one resident filed a claim against the district. >> alleging damage from the construction project to modernize the school. so i'm not 100% sure that it's the same person but incident does seem like it is since filing the claim that neighbor has installed cameras facing the school to actually point a camera to face classrooms. i just find that unethical. and funk says the cameras are allowed because it's on the individual's private property and the school also had to install cameras facing that person's home. and the reason why we those cameras is because so our employees have been hit by eggs that were thrown this backyard. on 2

occasions, we have hundreds of nails were dropped in the road. >> and we've had a damaged and there graffiti done to one of the signs >> their funk says he's confronted the individual about the drug trade, wi-fi name but hasn't gotten a response. superintendent funk tells me if they find out the source of the wi-fi is someone else. they'll ask that person to take it down or change the name in dublin amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> one of the 2 brothers arrested in connection with the deaths of him or said family of 4 has now been charged with murder. jesus salgado is accused of kidnapping an 8 month-old baby. her parents and an uncle at gunpoint from their trucking business earlier this month. and authorities eventually found their bodies last wednesday in an almond orchard. if convicted, the 48 year-old spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. so got

his brother alberto, who is also under arrest now is expected to be charged with criminal conspiracy accessory and destroying evidence. >> on the peninsula, stanford is increasing their tent campus security after report of another rape that happened on campus just last week. kron four's justin campbell talk with some students. >> this is student charlotte near stat from the netherlands is carrying pepper spray after hearing a report of yet another rape on stanford campus. violent nature of this last report was just really shocking. the victim told police she was working in her won 12 30 friday afternoon when a man dragged her into the basement and raped her. stanford law professor michele dauber says she has been urging the university to install more security cameras. i think we should also install. >> alarm buttons and offices because stanford offices. >> typically have only one door. so it's very easy to

trap an individual. and we have a lot of officers in the basement of different buildings. we spent a lot of time there. so it's just so scary knowing that just 2 months ago, a woman reported she was raped in a school bathroom in both cases. the victim did not want to provide a statement to law enforcement. >> stanford has consistently failed to hold perpetrators accountable for these kinds of offenses. and that has led to the complete collapse of trust by survivors. we reached out to stanford to see if there are any suspects in the first case. they don't have any updates and also no suspects in this latest. >> case reporting here at stanford, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 708, is the time in the north bay boys facing charges now after being accused of stabbing a man to death during a fight in rio. nido police responded to that fight sunday night on canyon one road right near the russian river. police found the victim. 41 year-old jose, the event's nco with several stab wounds and dying at the scene. the boy's age

not made public because he's a minor, but he has been arrested. it was taken into custody at the scene and is now in juvenile hall. in san francisco, a group of nearly 50 residents plan to sue the owners of a high-rise apartment complex. those residents were forced to evacuate this past summer after the building was flooded. course, theresa stasi gives us an update on their story. >> i'm not here in san francisco in front of the building and some of the former tenants talked about how this is all impacted them and why this lawsuit is so important. >> this is 33 to hama. it was billed as a luxury complex of many high-end amenities. however, back in june, there was the first flooding impacting residents forcing them to flee. >> and then in august, a subsequent episode, the building was sent shutdown. former residents say that they are out back grant money to relocate. some say that they had personal items stolen jewelry checks that has led to identity theft. sorry to see

the second. it's hard to not get emotional about let's hear from some of the former tenants that were out here announcing this lawsuit took a further step into the hallway. we saw. some water pouring down the emergency stairwell, which is incredibly shocking to see. and it's just been incredible. and so if we can, to fast forward to interior damage unit. >> you know, our office was completely damage. we have what furniture are cup guy. we had to set up firms into our hallway so that water get and to the other rooms in our unit >> we're one of the residents, residents at the home up for 3 plus years. and we walked out to just go to trader grocery store and never been back apart from all the kind of chaos and disaster that happened. what was what made us come here in sioux hines was actually the incompetency and lack of respect for the residents of the tenants say that they have tried to communicate with hines about

what happened. >> and get some of their money back. but they have not received anything. hence why they filed this lawsuit. the law firm says that they hope to get justice for those so poorly treated in this case to something, you know, individual suffered emotional distress. it's, you know, it's something again that will be flushed out in discovery. but, you know, we think this is something that really was a on just what happened and people were forced to endure a lot here in san francisco. teresa is stasio kron. 4 news. as for the company that manages the building, hines. >> it's put out a response to the lawsuit. you can see here portion of it reads, quote, we deny the allegations pled in this complaint and we believe that during the course of pretrial discovery, the court and the public will understand the true extent of our efforts to help those that had to leave their homes during these unfortunate and unforeseen events. it is 7.11 will take a quick break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid-19 restrictions are

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>> 7.14 right now we're checking out the weather and looking at the airport would you say it's bright? it's bright, not sunny her. yeah,

but it's brighter. sun is up. we just can see the low clouds. the fog kind of still blanketing a lot of the bay. we got john in the weather center with our early morning john. yeah, we can expect it at the golden gate and places like that. but all of us are sitting under a little bit of gray this morning. look at this san jose, not your brightest morning by any means. we've been seeing consistently foggy cloudy conditions over the past couple of days. obviously the trend continues this morning. so just wait for it. we do eventually get to some sunshine. just not seeing it right now. skies will clear out really nice unless you're right along the coastline where it will stay. mostly cloudy, like it did yesterday. the rest of us will enjoy some 70's 80's this afternoon under sunshine. so a day that yet again brings plenty of variety with it from the foggy gray morning to the warm and sunny afternoon. still feels likes a nice summer day towards the latter part of the day. tomorrow morning, starting off with more fog, a little mist and drizzle kind of like we have today. and then more afternoon sunshine. we're in the midst of 2 competing

patterns. high pressure ridge to the north is going to keep washington, oregon, drier and warmer than average for this time of this low to our south is going to push up some monsoonal moisture into the desert southwest resulting in showers at times. some heavy rain and thunderstorms out to the 4 corners region here in the bay area. we're in the middle. so we're just staying seasonable but likely staying dry along with that. speaking of the seasons, we're seeing those colors changing up in the sierra nevada officially now nearing peak for this year. if you want to head up to lake tahoe or yosemite and enjoy some of that 50's 60's for your daytime highs in sf and along the coastline. well, temps elsewhere will be in the 70's and 80's and this under a whole lot of sunshine. again, we're staying foggy and cool at the coast while sunny and pretty warm elsewhere. san jose up to 81 fremont hayward to oakland in the 70's. only one spot actually reaching the 90's today. that's vacaville right up to 90 degrees in the meantime, nap and allay in the upper 70's low 80's from novato to santa rosa.

tomorrow's temperatures a little bit down inland and we'll continue that gradual cooling trend into early next week when our inland highs will fall into the upper 70's right now. john, thank you for that. we'll have some accidents. one along west bound 5.80, at bayview enrichment. ellen, a little further down there. >> a lot 5.80, at 8, 9.80, west. so again, just a little slow as you're traveling to the maze here this morning, we have no pretty much no traffic yesterday. a lot of people stayed home, but people are back out on the road. so take your time, drive safe. and i leave the house a little earlier. 21 minutes into the city maze to that fremont street exit. your richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes. tulsa, 101, traveling in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards menlo park. 44 minute, well, 2.80, still pretty fast. the air, no major issues along to 37 as well. silly down in milpitas about 35 minutes. if you're traveling now, darya james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.17, is the time for your money. this morning. the threat of a railroad strike is apparently

back and it's getting easier to get from san francisco to sydney. okay. i'm excited about this because australia's on my bucket list. let's get to john king live at the nasdaq. find out more about that. a j. >> and that short of a flight for you. but for me, i want to go there to james. so united said it will provide a significant increase in flights from san francisco to sydney beginning this holiday season, which is that country summer, by the way, united will add 3 weekly flights daily to the daily nonstops that are currently flies to sydney from sfo. so they're scheduled to fly from super 14th through february 8. so that gives united a total of 10 weekly nonstops between sydney and san francisco. well, the fbi raising the flag on elder fraud after thousands of retirees are scammed out of 1.7 billion dollars. the fbi says over 90,000 older americans risk and last year was an increase from 2020. now increasingly scammers keying in on people who are not digitally savvy and getting money from them. oftentimes

through these e-mail phishing scams and a unit of the railroad track maintenance workers rejected the tentative agreement with the nation's freight carriers. the vote was 43% in favor. 57% against without a new deal. there could be a strike, but not until at least november 19th. according to the union, they say things will be status quo until then. and duncan rolled out its new rewards program nationwide claiming that users would get more food and beverage rewards users on the company. some credit, though, say the program does exactly the opposite requiring them to spend more money to get the same rewards bonuses. it does next. free drinks on your birthday. among other things, live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to james. ok, thank you very much, jane. >> 7.19, is the time right now. and let's talk health. yes, things are looking these you know, better. but a lot of people are taking that to me what covid over so we can go everything back to normal. all want snow. >> yes, cases are down. and that's great news, though.

there are some variants that are beginning to rear their ugly heads and that's raising concerns among doctor. that's why this and you need that extra omicron booster covers. dan kerman has more. >> what is this virus can do? late fall and winter. >> that's the $64,000. question at this point, there's no predicting what covid-19 will do. but there are things raising concern. first cases and hospitalizations continue to tick up in the uk and the european union. theae are also concerns here in this country. if we look at the wastewater. >> levels of virus in boston, for example, the numbers are going up priests ages what's going to happen in terms of seeing clinical cases. there. we're starting to see a uptick in hospitalizations in new york. that's word yes. >> then there's the issue of new variants that doctors are keeping their eye on to dot 12.2. and the reason why people paying attention to even though it's about, you know, 1.7% of cases. now is it

is very immune invasive. another is an offshoot ba 5, this option to be a 5 called bf 7 is increasing very quickly. and belgium, for example, is about 25% of cases here in the u.s. it went from like one percent of cases. so by, you know, 7% of cases, 5 to 7% of cases over a few weeks. so it's the one to watch. doctors say the best offense is a good defense. the promise of served for many people. we've seen multiple infections are high. i know multiple vaccines and pass is really to give you an extra edge right now. not a lot of people have had the omicron specific booster, but doctors say it's a good idea. >> older was covid don't mix well. and so anybody who 65 or over can even argue 50 and over. i think it's critically important to get this vaccinv going into the late fall and

winter season. i think it's a good idea for anybody. 12 and over. well, that's what's approved for to get it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news it's 7.21. and some schools in sacramento are now going to have nora can available for students and staff. is a nasal spray that quickly reverses an opioid overdose. this is the country has been seeing an increase in overdoses because of fentanyl. district officials say the staff will also get training about a medication. it's 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more on the leaked tape. >> between los angeles city leaders making racist remarks about a fellow council member son. and how the head of a powerful labor organization has now resigned.

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>> 7.25 is the time of governor gavin newsom's wife is set to testify again or i should say against harvey weinstein in his trial that's getting underway in l a you users are all going to be appearing in court as jane doe's to give their testimony. however, we've now learned one of those jane doe's is the wife of governor gavin newsom. jennifer siebel newsom. she actually made her plans to pump to testify public yesterday. that's the only way we know. she's a documentary

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>> it's 7.30, right now and we're checking out the weather for you on a tuesday morning. and we're hoping for more of the same cause. the foggy morning yesterday wanted to be beautiful the afternoon. yeah, i think up for a repeat pattern. let's find out from the weather center. we've got john stand by with a gorgeous shot behind. did you know if we can repeat this? that's ok, >> beautiful from up at mount tam right now. there's that foggy blanket that all of us are swimming through as we are way to work this morning. it will burn off like it has the past several days. but definitely not as pretty when you're in the midst of look at this. this is in the berkeley hills right here and yeah, not as fun to be looking at when you're driving through it. so give yourselves a few extra minutes as you're trying to get into the office.

visibility has fallen below a mile for a whole lot of the bay area will burn off like it did yesterday. setting us up for a beautiful afternoon. most of us are in the 50's light jacket, kind of stuff. alameda and oakland at 56 hayward fremont at 55. while berkeley sitting at 53 cloverdale in fairfax in the north bay all the way down in the 40's. i'll be talking about with the afternoon and the rest of the week asked to hold still to come over the rain that on. thank you for that. well, we have a few accidents out there like northbound 17, south of crescent drive in scotts valley. >> so be mindful of that as you're traveling heading into the city right now. 22 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about. 25 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. yesterday was a slow day. lot of you spent most of it at home. so now we're seeing an uptick across most of our bridges today, 40 min iran as you travel out of richmond tolls to 101 there. and let's check on what's going on down here in richmond. west bound 5.80, at bayview avenue accident. there. so you can see things

are slow long, 80, a little further down west bound 5, 80. that's at 9, 80 west in oakland. another traffic collision. so things are going a lot slower today. we're talking about the traffic and the weather. we're also talking about boating. get those ballots in because it's yeah, the polls are opening up. >> yes, they are. people in san francisco today can start casting their ballots for the november elections. yes, city hall opening up a pretty pretty soon, actually opening up for early voting, although kron four's will tran who's joining us live in just decision not to wait for city hall open up. well. >> now because these boxes are ready to go, james there about 34 them throughout san francisco. you don't have to wait for city hall. the open up at 8 o'clock in the morning. if you're good to go just step out in this neighborhood is so convenient. they're walking their dogs and then you can just drop off your ballot. remember, always sign your ballot. this is the

day that you can do it. not just in san francisco, but throughout california and they are starting early ballot of the early voting. you should have received a mail-in ballot yesterday or over the next couple of days. no, this is not the presidential election, which has a heavy turnout. historically, it's the general election, but there are still so many things up in the air that need to be decided, including 7 ballot propositions, congressional seats, u.s. senate seat. also california, who's going to lead us? right? so last year, governor newsom, he survived the recall. this is his chance or your chance to vote him in or out of office to lead 40 million of us in california. so that's going to happen as well. if you have any problems say with your ballot and you haven't received it, then by all means go down to city hall. i've been there many times. you look at city hall is to the left of city hall and just walked to the bottom floor. we'll help you as far as filling out your valley, getting new address and

whatnot. but it is good to go. james and area. you can see this. they're clearly marked. they put this in the overnight hours. and if you need the locations, i'm sure our handy dandy people on our web department, a post on our website. so you know exactly where to find it. no, they don't have a sticker to hand to you, but you can always do the good ol selfie right next to i back to you. that's a good idea. all right. thank you very much. well, 7.34 is the time and the university of san francisco school of law and the san francisco league of women voters. >> are going to have a debate so that you can get before you cast your vote. these 4 candidates running for san francisco district attorney. we'll be taking part in the debate. interim da brooke jenkins, maurice chain year. joe alioto veronese and john homicide key. the debate is a week from today. that's next tuesday at the mclaren conference center at usf. >> well, even though gas prices are coming down just a little governor newsom still is calling for a windfall profits tax on oil companies

arguing that oil producers are taking advantage of california. the governor wants state lawmakers to gather for a special legislative session at the capitol on december 5th. so they can vote on his proposal. he says this windfall tax would punish oil companies for what he calls rank price gouging. but taking advantage of you every single one every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense. >> and then putting this planet, there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. >> republicans, though, are arguing that a windfall tax would only further increase gas prices. instead, they sent the governor a letter calling on him to suspend the gas tax immediately. the governor's proposals he's making now they make splashy headlines but they lacked detail and they make no economic sense at a time when we need more energy production. >> and we need that energy to be as affordable as possible.

increasing taxes on energy production makes no sense. the real world, every family that is out there to gas in their car to go to work to the grocery store, take their kids to school. >> every family is being hurt by the policies that are being put forth by this governor and the democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> well, state democratic leaders say they are looking forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly republicans have launched a public petition urging californians to tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> happening today, the u.s. supreme court is going your arguments about a case challenging california's law. that's his pigs for food should be raised humanely. state voters adopted a law in 2018 and that was with more than 63% voting. and this law sets conditions for raising calves chickens and hogs, but major pork producers are pushing back. they say that states that don't have laws

like we have in california should not be burdened with compliance in order to sell their products in california. in the east bay, the months long occupation of parker elementary that led to clashes like you see here in august is over. parents of parker elementary students and their allies started the second patient may because they were upset about the oakland district's plan to consolidate schools and that would have closed parker elementary. well, now the school board has voted to convert that campus to an adult and family program instead of closing. and that has led to the end of the occupation. >> well, the fallout continues over an la city leaders, racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend. ron herrera, president of the la county federation of labor has now resigned from his position because his voice was among those hurt on that leaked audio la city council. president nury martinez, who you see here has decided to step down from her leadership position yesterday. however, she did not resign completely from the city council. the

offensive remarks were made during a private meeting held last year between 3 sitting city council members and herrera. and in that leaked audio, martinez can be heard making the robert horry and racist comments about another council members adopted son. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. airbnb has a new tool to help prevent people from throwing wild parties inside the homes that they have listed. we're going to tell you how that program works. >> and as we continue celebrating hispanic heritage month, we're going to take a closer look at a community on the peninsula and how it measures up to the surrounding neighborhoods.

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>> airbnb is trying to crack down on people throwing parties in rentals, especially for halloween. so they're rolling out new technology now on their website that makes it harder for a renter to get away with having a big party guests that don't have a history of reviews, let alone, you know, they need positive reviews. if you have bad reviews, a rough year, you knowo have no review. you're not going to able to make a one night reservation for an entire home. the thinking that might help eliminate the problem. and an airbnb spokesperson says that renters who break those rules. they could be banned and subject to legal action. >> we're focused are are kind of the larger gatherings that the ones that are more likely to be a disruptive and caused

property damage can neighbors and things along those lines. >> the company is hoping the updated policy will reduce the number of complaints and 9-1-1, calls. and this comes after there was a deadly shooting at an airbnb rental party that happened oakland earlier this year.

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>> happening now and it says sale. yeah. started what today? 11th or the 12th. ryan's early access. he's i'm just well, there's a couple of things out. it's too early to start shopping. honestly, i just find deals find deals. i feel like when it's a special thing. i never find the stuff. yeah. well, like, you know, recession territory, things seem to be only getting more expensive as time goes by so by now. well, on to say that there, amazon and other retailers kind of picking up on what shoppers are doing to kind of get our shopping in early before prices okay to climb and way expensive. and i and i will tell you this because you like all that high-tech stuff that rob our business guy always says if you're going by, like a big appliance or a high-tech kind of thing, you do do it now when their sales because it really does pay off. so if you like new fridge or something, but do not give that for

anniversary or birthday present, do not give a fridge or frying pan or anything like that or a vacuum. >> do that. this okay. he gave his wife a vacuum. okay. just she's over when she said she wanted. all right. 7.45 is the pick a do you the president? i'm a pressure on guy. >> make me some food that grocery prices are up to. so, yeah, maybe that's asking for a lot. hey, you know what? you get to the sunshine later today. you won't be doing that if you stay in half moon bay or along the coastline. we're staying pretty gray in those coastal areas a whole lot like we did yesterday. half moon bay. you may not be super foggy, but you are sitting under a blanket, a low clouds that's going to be quite persistent. and we are seeing some fog and patches out there in san francisco, east bay hills, north bay into the south bay, too. a lot of us this morning not waking up to sunrise, but rather just some great. we'll get there, though, after some drizzle and gray this morning. sun comes

right back out this afternoon. whole lot like we saw yesterday and we are going to be seeing in another dose of fog into tomorrow. so this is a repeat cycle right here that we had going on, especially since this weekend when fleet week wasn't so visible for a lot of us that we're trying to get an eye on it. high pressure to our north keeps the pacific northwest unseasonably dry and warm. well, low pressure to our south is funneling up monsoonal moisture into the southwest. heavy rain and thunderstorms possible for them. we're smack dab in the middle here in the bay area, which means normal fall weather for us and right on time, we are seeing those colors changing up in the sierra nevada. the best thing about heading up there this time of years, especially seeing those aspen's which are nearing peak color at peak color. now up in the high sierra. if you're going on a nice hike up there this weekend, a weekend, that's going to be really nice for it. 50 60's for your highs in san francisco and at the coastline while looking at some 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay area's consistently in the 70's along the bay shore with the redwood city at 74

degrees today, south bay temperatures in the upper 70's to low to mid 80's while the east bay anywhere from the mid 70's and union city and fremont the low 70's and oakland enrichment. only one 90 on your map. it's vacaville right at 90 degrees. close in antioch, 87. well, santa rosa through nevado in the low 80's. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow starting to show signs of cooling even further by next week or inland. areas at the warmest are only in the upper 70's reyna. john, thank you for that. if you are traveling along 5.80, we have an accident. the air. >> just add on 80 west. so you're seeing that delay as you're traveling when she finally hit the may's going to take you about 22 minutes to make it to that first exit that fremont street exit. let's go ahead. look at the golden gate bridge where we still have some pockets of fog about 37 minutes for you to make it from 37 down to the toes this morning. crockett down towards the maze. we had an accident. i've been tracking there now that that's clear up right there in richmond, a 40 minute drive. so definitely residual delays. that's going to be around for

a little while 101, in the south bay. 65 minutes up, 85 into middle part and checking on 8.80, leandro to milpitas. 52 minutes darya. james, back to you. silicon valley has some of the most expensive real estate in the country. yeah. but if you look at the map behind us here on the big wall, you'll see that right next to the affluent tree line streets of mountain view. >> atherton redwood city. you have north fair oaks, a community of the well population, mostly hispanic and kron four's theresa met up with a member of the community is spotlight the area. >> welcome to what is known as north fair oaks or community has a couple of >> monikers. one is little mexico. all the other one is a little much truck on. i believe that nicknames are not necessarily chosen by the people who live here. everett rodriguez should know he has lived in this area for more than 30 years since immigrating from mexico. i met

up with them in the neighborhood that luke's of the they may seem like us you are in a 3rd world country about 75% give or latino. the immigrants from mexico. but lately all over grounds coming in from central america. it is not a large area. we're talking about an area of about a mile and a half to find a very high people living here, you know, sometimes lately he shares improving the infrastructure has been a critical fight. it feels hot. and, you know, to begin with one of this advantage is that we have in this community is we don't have too many trees a day. a trick kind of previous appears. you know, soon as you enter our community. >> and you know, when you compared to their community across the street, a menlo

park, which is heavily some streets, tom have sidewalk. also take a look here. crews were out expanding the sidewalks and improvement rodriguez points out, but he says there is so much more that needs to be done. if you're in a wheelchair or a mother with a strong here. >> you know, you would be very challenge to we try to get across the community on the street and this is the main thoroughfare. rodriguez says >> that the area is rich in latin cultures, supporting the community's needs. so this a grocery store that has been in this community for. several decades. and they have been very successful catering to the latino community. recently, a local artists painted this mural to highlight civic pride. we are constantly trying to make a change you know >> can impact positively that residents of this community. rodriguez says it's challenging to know about the amount of work that needs to be done to improve the lives

of the residents who call this place home. he is though, optimistic for the future. if you want to think about the beginning of the american dream. >> this is where it begins. you know. >> and then he moves on tool. everything else. >> and north fairoaks theresa kron, 4 news. >> and as heritage month winds down, we hope you're going to join us for a special celebration of latino culture that we have, which is on thursday. yeah. that's when kron four's camila barco is going to be hosting a series of arson series of stories about hispanic own wineries in the north bay about a bolivian the artist's legacy in san francisco. >> and the influence of mexican cuisine across the border again, kron four's hispanic heritage special airing this coming thursday at 6.30. make sure you join us for that. >> we'll be right back.

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>> some 55 stay did and they blew big they blew away the rain saying that what you're >> it was 17 to nothing look great for the raiders. they lost to kansas city and this is 3 weeks after might i mentioned they blew the 20 nothing halftime lead they had to the cargo. this is insult to yeah. the cheese did digging themselves out of a hole with patrick moms in the

offense. scoring one point at one point and 5 straight possessions spot. so that readers lost by a heartbreaking james. i'm heartbroken. a one-point difference 30 to 29 >> all right. and just as things seem to be rolling for the forty-niners, they get smacked by a rash of injuries. they did win over the weekend, but it came at a price. jimmie ward broke his hand on the opening kickoff in carolina. he's goats there's fozzy. that's boost ahead the not sure how long he's going to be out with that, not sure. the severity and then emmanuel moseley. look at this came down wrong on his left. need areas grabbing in pain. turns out he tore his acl. that's more than set serious and available to replace him possibly is jason verrett. he's getting closer to returning. he actually underwent the very same, you know, recovery for a torn acl as well. the niners are playing a falcon sunday in atlanta. kick off at 10. we'll see how we do. okay.

>> i guess. and you know, i mean like it's not that i'm rooting for or against the niners or the raiders, but i just enjoy a chance to sing. that's what it comes down did 7.56. is the time right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco mayor breed is under fire this morning. >> there are where there's accusations that she has people sign resignation, letters before they come to work. for the city. and david undated ready to >> and the owner of an apartment building is getting hit with a lawsuit will tell you why residents there say the owner didn't do enough for them when they're building was flooded more than once. and stanford is increasing security after another report of rain on campus grounds will expl

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thanks for joining us talking tuesday. and ari and i'm james and that early. well, not so early anymore. if you're just waking up now we're waking up the gray skies getting brighter, but still pretty cloudy out for that. but well, i okay because i want you to watch the whole at the weather. how can we keep this on the last part of the hour yeah, we're going to keep the fog around all hour long and likely a little bit beyond that, too, is we're starting off great this morning. >> pretty similar to what we've been in the past several days. so we're pretty much repeating every factor that we