>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at when i think about him. >> can still hear his laugh and his smile. >> tonight 9, an east bay community coming together tonight. remember a religious youth leader who was killed in berkeley. thanks for joining us. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the 29 year-old was one of 4 people shot last saturday night. the only one who did not survive kron four's. dan thorn has the story from san lorenzo.

>> remembering the life of is lima, top of his friends and family honoring the 29 year-old with a candlelight vigil thursday night at san lorenzo community church. >> with joyce in his. i love is. >> is my only who also went by ellie or ish spent much of his time teaching some owing youth about their culture and god. his friend vo vite. hawaii says the loss has been difficult to bear. >> i think everybody was what happened to them? expect. >> but fatah was shot and killed saturday night near uc berkeley after police say some hpsort of fight broke out. 3 others were injured. the shooter has not been found. >> and somebody to love radiated love and joy. when i think about him, i can still hear his laugh and his smile. think about my classroom like it was yesterday. but those 60 years ago, his former teachers

sharing in the outpouring of sorrow thursday night. i it was remembered as someone everyone could live. his passion was to work with the youth while he was finishing his studies at the pacific school of religion. >> the hope is that his work will live on. >> was no war. we didn't have the funds. >> the fatah was set to graduate from the pacific school of religion in may. his friends telling us that he expressed interest in later joining the army to become a chaplain reporting in san lorenzo. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> new at 9 during tonight's berkeley state of the city address. mayor just the air again announced the development of a new department of community safety. this is following recent gun violence across the city. the mayor told community members that city officials have been working with the police department and city staffers to modernize the approach to keeping

neighborhoods safe. >> in addition, overseeing the city's reactive response across all departments. this new department of community safety will also be responsible for overseeing practive efforts like a ceasefire, violence intervention program. we've invested 1 million dollars from our city budget in critical services such as violence prevention, youth services and committee mental health. >> 81% of emergency calls right now or for non criminal problems. officers spent 52% of their time responding to those clouds. the mayor did not say when the new department will officially launch 5 people, including an off-duty police officer were killed in a mass shooting in raleigh, north carolina. >> happened about 5 o'clock our time today. police say a suspect is in custody after an hour's long manhunt. that force residents across different neighborhoods to shelter in their homes. investigators have only identified the suspect as a male juvenile. authorities have said that the suspect opened fire along a walking

trail. raleigh's mayor was emotional during a news conference tonight pleading for gun violence in the country to stop. >> it's a tragic day because raleigh police, lost one of its own. and we must do more. we must stop this mindless violence in america. we must address gun violence. we have much to do. and tonight we have much to mourn. >> at least 2 other people, including another police officer hospitalized after that shooting >> police have made an arrest in last month's robbery and assault of a 70 year-old daly city woman. they say at least 3 man, one of them dressed as a utility worker invaded that woman's home. this was september. 28 choked her and robbed her. they took a significant amount of money and jewelry. police have arrested. 34 year-old richmond

resident diary on chiefs booked him into jail and he has been linked. police say to a series of home invasion robberies. the other 2 suspects have not been caught. and it was another dangerous. stay on the streets of san jose. the city is now reported more than 50 traffic deaths this year to crashes happened today on the same street. nobody was killed, but a man does have injuries that police say are life threatening. that crash happened at monterey road and monta cito vista shut down that area for hours this afternoon. kron 4 s justin campbell has more. this intersection behind me is back open after being shut down for hours this afternoon. but police say earlier an elderly man was riding his bicycle when he was struck in the middle of that median now may. but the driver fled the scene. but now neighbors are speaking out. what they think should be done. people to not stop our john kinsley lives in the month to see 2 neighborhood

with his wife. >> and says it's challenging to cross the big intersections because of the drivers, people and iran. the red lights a little you can see it and i haven't seen any police. police only cares about speeding. >> too many people just getting a running around noon on thursday. an elderly man was hit while riding his bicycle and suffered life-threatening injuries. san jose police are still looking for the driver responsible. another neighbor has his own take on how to fix the problem. put on then license plate readers you know, stop san jose is installing license plate readers around the city. but that may only help to catch someone who runs the light. san jose police do not have a suspect description of the vehicle that fled the scene. if they do, we'll give it to you on air in online reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> tonight, san jose police

are investigating another collision involving a pedestrian. this one deadly. police say the crash happened about 07:45pm tonight in the area of lundy and sajdak avenues just east of the center's a municipal golf course. investigators say a pedestrian hit by a car. the driver did stay on the scene and is cooperating with investigators in the north bay santa rosa. police are investigating what they're calling a possible murder suicide of it, an elderly husband and wife police say when they arrived at a home on metal green drive near the wild oak saddle club. >> they say they found 2 people in a bed and they're now identified as robert. some more 84 years old and his 79 year-old wife, judith, some or both of them had gunshot wounds, according to police and a handgun. they say was also there. santa rosa police have name to mister zemmour as a suspect in the case. it's the 10th homicide of the year and the 6th one involving a gun. if you or someone you know, is struggling with mental health, help is

available. there's a number but don't have it on the screen. but the number is 9, 8, 8, that's the new number for the suicide and mental crisis hotline. you can call that number 9, 8, 8, and it will connect you with someone who can help. >> authorities are calling the death of 16 year-old kiley rodni from truckee accidental. the coroner's office says there was no evidence to suggest foul play. rodney was last seen august 6th after reportedly attending a party with more than 100 miners and young adults that was near the prosser family campground in truckee, august 23rd and independent group of searchers found her car was upside down and prosser lake rodney found inside. again, though, the death has been ruled an accident. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton is in san francisco today. she held a panel in support of prop one

as the california bill that if passed would enshrine abortion access has a constitutional right kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> the event took over an hour. hillary clinton and others discussed why it is important to vote yes on prop one. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton greeted by a round of applause at a planned parenthood in san francisco thursday afternoon. she is taking part in a discussion to pass prop one. the california bill that if passed would guarantee access to reproductive healthcare has a constitutional right to this of >> our the event was hosted by advocacy groups fighting for federal abortion >> have is he take anything for granted. and and so shared

some of the challenges across the country. >> we're all that have some >> did not. >> california is not at risk. but ever since the u.s. supreme court overturn roe v wade, the state has become a destination for people seeking reproductive health care. >> the indian 2. it >> meanwhile, outside the building, anti-abortion activists encouraging people to vote no on prop one. >> back at the event, clinton had this message.

>> or ii harold p. change laws and this is one of several stops for the organizers of this event. the next panel discussion will take place in los angeles. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the lawmakers investigating the january 6 capitol attack voted today to subpoena former president trump to appear before them. it happened on the committee's 10th and final public session of the year. the focus on trump's involvement before and during the attack. there was a new video from trump administration officials and congressional leaders. members say it's just more evidence that trump planned in advance to declare victory regardless of the election outcome. >> he knew he had lost the election. but he made the deliberate choice to ignore the courts. to ignore the justice department to ignore his campaign leadership. to

ignore senior advisors. >> the committee does not plan to subpoena former vice president mike pence. a full report could be released in december. inflation rose faster than expected in september. consumer prices rose 0.4% from august. >> and 8.2% compared to 2021. higher housing costs and other necessities such as health care are fueling the uptick in prices. the news is expected to push the federal reserve to keep raising interest rates. a big decline for home sale prices in 2 of the bay area's big cities. a new report from redfin says that prices in oakland fell 3% year-over-year. san francisco saw a 2% decline. that report says economic volatility and inflation along with more than 6% mortgage interest rates on mortgages are among the key factors deterring would-be homebuyers and sellers pending

home sales. a new listing saw big annual declines through the summer. and that activity is expected to drop even further as we enter fall year-over-year pending home sales also declined by almost 30%. >> and there is a lot more to talk about in the financial world tonight, including the biggest social security benefits in 4 decades. joining us now to talk about more of these issues, george machete, financial advisor from morgan stanley. george, thanks for. >> joining these numbers came out today. what's your reaction? just in general? the stock market jumped over 800 points. the dow. >> well, we're getting used to this high inflation number, in fact, that people forget just a few months ago in june and the cpi came out at 9.1 that really alarmed everybody. so now we've seen jump a little bit at not come down, but edge up a little bit about 9.2. and that was really due to the fact that, you know, as you mentioned, can in your intro, housing costs have come down. but mortgages have come up.

and so that's really cart a lot of people out of the home buying business. so no, they had to go to rentals. that's put a lot of pressure on multifamily units and rental cost really gone up. and that's we created. get this inflation number today. it's been all that hires because, you know, rent expenses going up and food, which we all use has gone up tremendously. medical expenses are up. well, as you could use, cars have gone down. but new car prices have gone up and truck and apparel sales have come down and that might be a good omen for the holiday sales. coming up, it's been a big backlog inventory of sockets peril. so mason, just discounts and sales inflation go down to those areas. but these numbers matter and affects real people. and it's also something that the federal reserve to sort out. >> georgia sounds like some people may be a little surprised that inflation was up in september, despite some aggressive moves by the fed exact right. so in your fox 5, why is that happening? >> well, catherine, reality is is that the federal reserve,

you know, in the end, the government flooded the economy with that 2 trillion dollars worth of of of capital. that's a matricula the system. so then towards the end of this year, the federal reserve started to raise the lending rate very aggressively. but it takes months for that to to really matriculate to through the system. so we really haven't had the full effect of the federal funds rate going up, which is the amount that is the cost to the banks and the banks. mark that up to us. and that creates higher costs and people stop buying and inflation starts to come down. but it will take a while for that to really get through the system and what it does. it's going to hit us like a big hammer because we've had several big increases. and, you know, taking a pause this month. but in november and morgan stanley were expecting about a 75 basis point increase and december, arguably 50 basis c 75 but ending the year at about 4.4%, which is the rate that the federal reserve once the banks and the banks marking up increased mortgages, increased

secured credit card rates. the law creates and the borrowing costs companies. that's the big thing. they have to borrow capital and used to be almost 0 and now they're going to pay maybe 5, 6%, for capital and that's going to decrease their profitability. >> so if mortgage rates now are just close to 7%, we still got a 75 basis-point under 50 bases point by the end of the year. we're looking at market rates 7, 3, quarters, 8% by year. >> yeah, the banks, you know, borrow this money and then they can decide how much march and they want to have so 7%, maybe the extreme, but you can get rates into the 6 is which is still pretty high. however, if you go back to the 70's, you know, we had a 70% mortgage rate and when had 17, that is certain to come back down again. so, you know, these rates carve a lot of people out. that's not good. but there are people still that have capital and can you know for the streets refinance later on. but the housing market is an important thing. and when that slows down, that affects definitely affects the economy. the gross domestic product that we have going

forward. >> george, we did mention social security benefits going up significantly. so that that leads to some good news for a lot of people. >> katherine, that's the silver lining. a it's it's announced today 8.7% increase. and that's the largest increase we've had since 1981 last year. we had about a 5.8% increase and that was big. but 8.7 is hugely. take those 2 together to 15, 16% increase. and these are people that are generally on a fixed income. and so that's why it's really important from a planning perspective to not take your social security until your full retirement age. and every you can delay after that, you get about 8% more. so, you know, the average social security payment is about $1200. but people do like today they would be getting over $4,000 and getting an 8.7% up $4,000 versus $1200 is a big difference. so the lang, if you can do it is really, really important because we can kind of social security to pass each month and we can

count on a cost living increase. reza stock market can be very volatile. and so, you know, you don't know what's happened for any of track forecast. didn't get it right. but so security whenever you get that checks of the bigger check, you have better. it is offset your your medical costs and it's less money of think of your portfolio in to get security check each month. so the 0.7 or 8 for that, we should be happy and that battle and that gets in bed into somebody's compensation. each month is getting so security. so george, we're out of time. but real 200 jobs cut from oracle. >> that announcement just came out. there are some other cuts and about the same raines, a couple 100 jobs here. and there the future, silicon valley jobs. how's it looking? well, can't you know that jobs report just came out last month? a it was a big number. >> and the unemployment rate went down from 3.7, 5 to 3.5, the federal reserve. we when we have unemployment rise to about 4.2%, which would mean 1.5 million people laid off. that's a small number as opposed to the whole

population that's working. so tech has been very rich. they've been able to over higher because because their that their stock market prices been so high, it's given them a lot of flexibility to hire multiple people doing multiple jobs. they're going to right-size just like everybody else to get their costs down. so there will be layoffs. but at this point in time, not huge layoffs. our economy is still really, really, very strong. and in so many ways and with the latest mark are, you know, not growing. it actually shrunk last week that mean, just look opportunities to people. they do get laid off, find another job. we have about 10 million jobs are still on so this is a different time. it allows a lot of flexibility. there is pain going on. people are going to be patient. we'll work our way out of that because of our fundamentals are rule law and are monitoring systems. >> all right, george, some good news mixed in with not so good. as always. thank you. take the good with the bat. thank you, thank you, jen, thank you. time now for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look outside of the golden gate bridge tonight and

kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. not too soon to ask about the weekend. we are right on the cusp of that weekend. now getting close and have all this fog around the bay area, almost all of october, but >> things are about to shift gears outside tonight, though, that fog is moving back on shorts, thickened up, moving over san francisco. as you can see, let's get a little bit blurry out there. a little damp this along the coastline overnight to is drizzle along the coast last night. probably going to see that again for tonight. 53 right now and pacific and cool fog. 55 foggy skies in the san francisco. that fog is filled inside the bay. now, some of the valley still looking clear, but you're starting to feel that influence from that on shore breeze. and that has brought the temperatures down today. 61 degrees, 10 degrees below the average in san francisco. that's right. usually in the 70's on this day, not today. we've got that fog out there to keep you cool. 67 below the average in oakland, 71 in san jose. 80 degrees right at the average in lemore 78 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. so fog really not

just here, but really all along. the california coastline, high pressure overhead and a very stable atmosphere in our neighborhood. southern california. not so they've actually have some showers wrapping around as a weak low pressure center continues to spin up some of those showers and towards santa barbara los angeles. maybe 2 more on the way over the next couple of days, too. but for us, it's been that on shore wind and that fog that has been coming on shore all the way in the valley. so deep enough to move well inland. so there's some changes in the forecast pattern, though, this looks more impressive. that's what we call a blocking ridge of high pressure is really the dominant. but it's changed over the last couple. you see kind of over now into the western half of the u.s. here across california. but that low still down to the south. eventually this ridge going week enough and something's going under cut it. that's going to be when things begin to change. i think that happens as we head into next week. not for tomorrow, though, i think will warm up just slightly. it will be a nice day around the bay area. again, if you head to southern california, watch out, you may run into a couple showers

there about 73 degrees below the average in los angeles. 68 in san diego, you can see 80's and the san joaquin valley and a couple scattered showers in the santa barbara to low clouds and fog likely to move back on shore well inland for tonight, penetrating the valleys, maybe all the way into the delta 2. so that is a pretty good push of fog, especially for this time of year. it's going to break up the li lots of sunshine except the coast. and then by tomorrow evening, a start to meander its way back on shore overnight lows still going to be chilly 40's and 50's overnight tonight. and then tomorrow we're off and running on a beautiful friday by tomorrow afternoon. we're enjoying some mid 80's inland. lots of 70's hazy sunshine inside the bay. cool 50's. grab your jacket. if you're headed out to the coast. thank you, lawrence. coming up ahead of next week's great california shakeout. >> we'll take you inside the earthquake simulator that's helping people on the peninsula. get ready for the big one. >> also north, a city beset by sideshows and you might be shocked to learn that the city is already doing what they're now proposing. and he's back.

>> well, draymond green had to say today as he returns to the warriors practice.

>> draymond green returned to the warriors a practice today. first time since the video of his altercation. this some put it with jordan. poole was released a dream and was not

on the court during the media session. steve kerr did say the plan is for him to play in tomorrow's pre-season game against the denver nuggets. draymond did talk to reporters after practice. he was asked whether he thought the team was in a good place. >> think the more time we get away from the things the better. we had our conversations about what we need to do moving forward and we're going to do that. you know, we're not going to continue to hold on. to doesn't mean, you know, people don't have feelings towards will happen or situation. but we do all have goals. individual goes. team goes in and we understand what needs to be done in order re. so that's what's our focus. >> the warriors open their season tuesday night at chase center against the lakers. we'll have more on this story coming up later in sports. up next, at 9 o'clock, our coverage of hispanic heritage month continues with a taste of peru. >> a woman turned her passion

for cooking into a way to spread joy in the bay area. plus, many san francisco teachers are still not getting correct paychecks. we have the latest numbers tonight as well as what the district is doing to try to address the issue. plus, a uhaul carrying something that's completely irreplaceable. that's been returned to its rightful owners in the east bay on for

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hoping will be able to get his ashes back. >> tonight at 9.30, some good news for a family who had their babies ashes stow. that was earlier tonight. the u haul was taken. the urn was still inside and it has been recovered. we first brought you this story this afternoon. the family told us everything that was stolen was replaceable, except, of course, those ashes. >> they sent us the picture of the earned that they picked up tonight in vallejo, the urn carries the ashes of little everett who died in may of last year. shortly before birth and the urn was inside a uhaul truck because the family was moving from dublin to danville and they say somebody stole the truck. apparently between tuesday night and wednesday morning. tonight the truck was found in valais. how with their belongings still inside, including the urn. gilroy councilwoman rebecca, armand de vries may be facing a recall election. the santa clara county registrar of

voters says the petition was filed and we'll take the next months to verify the signatures are meant to reis has been in hot water for about a year now. an investigation found that last halloween she helped her son throw a party where 4 people were shot at the house. 2 of them died. there were also people who are under 21 drinking alcohol. she received 10 administrative citations and she is facing a wrongful death suit. we are learning more about how many teachers are still having problems getting accurate paychecks from the san francisco unified school district. union official says roughly 1000 teachers are having problems. the final numbers are still being analyzed by a private consulting firm. in the meantime, teachers are frustrated. if you're a person going on maternity leave. >> you have a right to that and you don't want to be doing with your paycheck. you want to be doing with your child. and this is dozens of stories, right? we had stories coming

on the over summer of people to have health care. we want the public to know this is still a crisis. >> the district did send us a statement. it says in part it is working to fix the payroll problems. adding we have brought on additional support to assist in clearing the backlog of critical employee payroll issues, stabilize the overall am power s f system and build the necessary capacity within the district to provide ongoing support. the district says getting employees paid accurately on time is its number one priority. >> stanford university is apologizing for finding set their admissions department limited the number of jewish students accepted in the 1950's the ugly components of stanford's history came to light because of this 1953 memo that you see on your screen sent to the then president of the university from his assistant expressing concern that more than a quarter of applicants were jewish university. president

mark levine apologize this week calling stanford's past actions wrong and damaging. it's unclear how long the antisemitic activity was occurring with admissions at stanford. but the task force did find that the actions did not go unnoticed by the jewish community and the jewish students were dissuaded from applying to the university for years. >> kron 4 continuing to celebrate hispanic heritage month. a san francisco woman is hoping to inspire other women to take a lead in the peruvian culinary industry. she recently launched her peruvian food truck, but she told kron four's camila barco it didn't come without any hurdles. >> delicious. it's hard not to be inventory front most. and donald said the check. and but that some of peru's diverse cuisine. and in the heart of the presidio in san francisco

show, addition, all sorts through special teams. out of her own food truck. also city change. i don't think that i would do anything else. michelle learned how to cook because of her mom. her mom left peru at 17 and try to come to the states by crossing the border at 3 in the morning. they welcome. welcome. a plate. >> okay. no run. and there was a beach there had to run and jump in the water because the helicopters were like trying to get them after a dangerous track. >> her mom made it to california and raised michelle in san francisco. i started cooking when i was 18 years old and i went to culinary school. michelle cater directed event center and various kitchens working her way up o general manager for 15 years. but after getting sick with an autoimmune disease, she needed to reinvent herself, everybody. so i ended up creating a show to show my friends. >> what i was doing at home, michelle started from the ground up selling her dishes

online and business. >> grew quickly. i had a little cups of that i would sell for $5 and it just kind of >> grew into, you know, do you have a table? michelle set up tents at events to sell her food. >> but the labor took a toll 5 months ago. she bought this food truck to make it easier to run her business and keep up with the demand that person was able to get it. >> and then i ended up like it worked out later on down the she revamped it and opened for business on september. 11th at the presidio. i was really excited. i didn't expect for it to be so inside her food truck are the makings of classic peruvian dishes like and and save each in its raw, fresh fish or shrimp. >> marinated in citrus juices typically in peru, its lime. but we used lemon, which makes it a little bit sweeter for us. the food compares to a home cooked meal. she says it's her own recipes. the

ingredients are natural and no sugars are added. but she finds men are still dominating the culinary industry in i really want to open a door, you know, for mothers, daughters. michelle didn't think that she get this far, but she has found the journey to be rewarding. cooking has saved my life. >> and so many different and it's been my therapy. >> so no matter what i'm going through, i always revert back to cooking in san francisco, camila barco kron. 4 news >> and we're all hungry. if you missed tonight's airing of our celebration of latino culture in the bay area, you can catch an encore presentation this weekend kron four's hispanic heritage special with camila barco airs saturday at 6.30. >> still ahead with thanksgiving just around the corner for you might want to get your bird early this year before they're all gobbled up. and tropical storm karl about

to make landfall where it is headed. coming up next.

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impromptu gatherings to watch the cars drifting, do burnouts and donuts. they're usually held at night on city streets or parking lots. the police chief says an ordinance would deter sideshows from happening in the city. >> yeah. one of the things that's the most disturbing that you've seen with the sideshows when police do engage the sideshow and tried to break it up. some of the crowd gets very hostile, starts throwing bottles really assaults the police officers. the overall message is very, very clear. don't come here and don't do this. you put our community at risk and it is not something that we are willing to tolerate here in santa rosa. >> the santa rosa city council will revisit and discuss the ordinance at the october 25th meeting. and if it's approved, it will go into effect on november. 25th. >> feel like push against the seats or else he would buy off. you could not stand up. you know, sitting down, grabbing hold and almost been through the safe.

>> well, if you have ever wanted to experience the intensity of a 7 point, oh, magnitude earthquake, a simulator and menlo park is giving people the opportunity. the state of office of emergency services is shaking people up. they want to give them feel of just how intense an earthquake can be along with some advice on how to prepare. this comes just ahead of the statewide earthquake drill called the great california shakeout happens every year. and that happens next. thursday at 10, 20 in the morning. >> draymond green is back with the warriors after a short leave of absence following his incident with jordan poole. next in sports, we're going hear more from green talked to reporters today after practice.

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>> if you discover your favorite sandwich shop has been out of turkey lately. you're not alone supplies to turkey. a pen apparently down due to the bird flu supply chain problems and also employee shortages. and while thanksgiving is still 6 weeks away, if you want a fresh turkey for your table. >> you should probably ordered soon. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> you'll find a couple of fresh turkeys and a bit of ground turkey antonelli's butcher shop inside san francisco's kyle mart supermarket but few other turkey items. it has shortages from our not having cut up

turkey for sale or we do a lot of ground turkey for they've been pulling back for 2 months already. and that shortage will also impact the number of fresh turkeys available to sell for thanksgiving or like 7, 8, 100 birds, 7800 birds. and we're expecting like maybe for 50 or 500. this turkey shortage is nationwide. >> and while supply chain issues and employee shortages are playing a part. the main reason is an outbreak of bird flu, which the u.s. department of agriculture says he's impacted more than 47 million birds. >> more than 600,000 of which are here in california. are companies in california have already placed the turkeys and they are sold out throughout the state at the supermarket level. so the turkeys are committed. there's no extra ones in california, though, mattis with the california poultry federation says, well, there will be a shortage of fresh turkeys. there will likely be in a frozen turkeys from out of state to meet demand. many shoppers are unaware of the turkey shortage

but acted quickly. once they found out immediately rushed to my butcher. i'm like what's going >> and he's like i was going to be a turkey shortage. so shocked as i was. and i get my order. and right now the other downside of this shortage is once you check out, you'll be paying more for your turkey than you did last year. >> we saw roughly like a 15% increase this which is kind of star gets higher than in years previous. the bottom line is whether you're shopping here in antonelli's or somewhere else, if you want to make sure to have that fresh turkey for thanksgiving, you want to get your order in right now in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we're less than a week away from the official start of the nba season. but let's be honest. most warriors fans of the more worried about what's going on off the court than the product on it. well, today draymond green was back on that court. rejoining the warriors about a week after video of green punching jordan poole at practice was leaked to the public. now green did

practice today, but he wasn't on the court during the portion of the session open to the media. so you won't see him here. >> but steve kerr did say today that dream and will play in tomorrow's final preseason game. there was plenty of surprise that ramen got just a fine instead of a suspension. so with the controversial power forward back in the fold at chase center, there were a lot of questions about where things stand, especially trayvon's relationship with cool. >> i'm not sure. as i said before, it's not up to me. no. so. nor do i think there's much quite frankly. we both want to play basketball and that is the most important thing for us. we were paid to do a job. we're going to come and do that job to the best of our ability. and, you know, we want continue to win. so we're going to do we have to do to win. everything else outside of that. well, number one be

handled amongst those. but number 2, it is. that's neither here nor what we do on a basketball court is what's important. i think sometimes we get so caught up into trying to and allies, people lives still loss of basketball. one thing i'm sure of down from his. we played basketball together as the fact we won a championship. so we'll continue to build on that. >> interesting to see what happens on tuesday. all right. meanwhile, back in west virginia, that's the forty-niners home for the week. jimmy garoppolo has been getting back in the groove of things and he struck up a bond with new quarterbacks coach brian greasy after an 11 year career in the nfl and stand in the broadcast booth greasy is tackling his first gig as an nfl coach. and according to garoppolo, they're making quite the pair. >> just the way sees the game. you know, having played the position, it's it's different. to coach a quarterback is difficult. and i think when

you played it gets easier. talk the same language because what you're seeing from the pocket is the same thing with the coaches are seeing a film. so when he could see what you're seeing. it just allows us to be on the same page. talk the same language eye. he understands that, you know, i can't see this reader as well as this read. he might understand that translate to the coaches and it's been really cool. i have enjoyed having them, you know, keep going together. >> elkins on sunday. that game has a 10 o'clock start time. the last early start of the season. catherine. ken, back to you. >> now that the 4 zone forecast, we're looking live at what we're looking live at the embarcadero >> there it is a good thing. it didn't go anywhere because that would be a problem. talking about problems gulf of mexico, lawrence, there's some stuff going on. yeah, here we go. we've got tropical storm karl and karl is about to make landfall in the next 24 hours or so. you can see kind of a ragtag system, not a hurricane, but a dangerous storm. nonetheless, you see

all the thunderstorms associated karl now moving in along the coastline right now. here's the latest forecast. stay winds of 45 miles per hour. now moving to the southeast. look at the trail that is taken first shooting the north kind of just doing a dosey doe and then headed south once again. and here comes when moves on shore. it's going to be some issues says we're going to see maybe 3, maybe 7 inches of rain as it begins to make its way on shore into mexico as we head in toward late friday and saturday, maybe as much as 10 inches of rain over some of the mountainous region. so, yeah, dangerous weather for them. more flash flooding on the way outside tonight. plenty dark out there tonight with that patchy fog and more that on the way. want to show this to you, though. this is the long-range forecast. this one coming from know. this is the 8 to 14 day forecast showing the chance of average may be above average precipitation. look, we're at we're in the green. that's exactly where we want to be. we want to get the rain going again. and boy, how about that shown above normal, possibly into northern california. so maybe about 50% chance of above normal rainfall in the

bay area during that period. so long range models have been pointing at a change in. here we go high pressure overhead right now. you can see on the models, get that nice clear the ridge very evident there. i think even we get the first part of the weekend, you're looking good. but all of a sudden you start to see this guy come down underneath that ridge. that's what happens with blocking ridges. sometimes you'll under cut these ridges and eventually break them down. that storm system comes a little bit close on tuesday. there's always a slight chance we could see showers then. but i think more importantly, how about this as we get in towards the late next week, got a better chance of rain begin to drop into the bay area. maybe saturday night into sunday and kind of opening up the door for some rain around the bay area. when that be nice to see as we head in toward the 2nd half of the month. temperatures off overnight, those 40's and some 50's going to be a little chilly out there for tonight. by day. tomorrow should be a beautiful day. it will be a little bit warmer friday outside plan about 85 degrees in concord. 85 in livermore, 77 degrees in san jose. 72 in

oakland along the coastline. you've got that cool fog. and that's going be sitting out of the beaches all day long. that will keep you pretty cool there in the 50's next couple days, though, here we go. get into the weekend. those temperatures are going to start to drop just a little bit. a few more clouds come our way on monday. and then tuesday, that system gets a little bit closer. doesn't look real promising to bring any significant amount of rain. but i think all things are pointing out toward a more wet october as we round out the month. that would be a nice sight to a really nice to say. i thank you, >> coming up next, the mystery surrounding a world war 2 era. both that turned up in lake shasta might have been solved, at least in part. we're going to talk about that after the break.

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>> the mystery of the world war, 2 vessel that was found in shasta lake may have been solved. the national park service tweeted about this over the weekend was found drought lowered waters. you see a picture there and that's gate reader pointed out. it looked like the boats used in the 1960's to dredge the lake for summer. vacationers. it is believed the park might have bought the boat from the military. exactly how it sank, though, remains a mystery. the attack transport was part of the uss monrovia and was used as patton's headquarters during the invasion of sicily that's produced it will be restored and displayed at the museum in nebraska. so patton was basically using that as

kind of an office, whether monrovia was a bigger ship? i think that was a landing craft that via. still store. but very interesting stuff. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock and is going to be joining me for kron. 4 news at 10 and she's standing by with a preview. helln, folks. a lot coming up tonight at 10, a 29 year-old seminary student in the east bay killed in a shooting over the weekend. tonight his friends and colleagues gathered for a vigil how they are honoring his life of love and service. plus san jose police responding to at least 3 crashes involving pedestrians today. one of them a hit and run crash. another fatality tonight, san jose residents calling for action to keep their streets safe. >> and former secretary of state hillary clinton in san francisco today. why she says she is supporting a california proposition on the november ballot. those stories and much more next at 10.

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>> just brought so much joy to others. he so loving, so kind to others all the time and still very much feel him with us. and my deep sorrow and condolences are with each of you. >> now at 10, a night of remembrance in the east bay, a church community gathering tonight to honor a seminary student who was shot and killed over the weekend in berkeley. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the 29 year-old was one of 4 people shot last saturday night, but he was the only one who did not survive. and as kron four's dan thorn reports, a church community in san lorenzo held a candlelight vigil tonight in his honor. remembering the life of is lima, top of his friends and family honoring the 29 year-old. >> with a candlelight vigil thursday night at san lorenzo community live the