police officer. very few details have been released at this time. but the alameda county sheriff's office has confirmed there was a chase involving at least one officer today. it ended on eaton canyon road in castro valley. just off of 5.80. at some point there was a shooting as well. it's unclear who fired the weapon or if anyone was injured. but we are expecting more details from hayward police any moment now. we're going to bring you those updates as we receive them. but again, there is a shooting under investigation in alameda county. stanford no longer requiring masks on campus and inside classrooms. as of today, kron four's charles clifford joining us live now with more on how the sanford community is reacting to the change and what went into this decision. charles? >> yeah, well, we there's some concern out there that there could be a surge in covid cases this winter. but here on the stanford campus university decided the case numbers have been low enough for long enough to ease some of its big mask mandates. starting on monday. stanford university is no longer mandating mask-wearing inside classrooms. although individual instructors can still require masks as long as they give students advance notice masks are also no longer required on the marguerite shuttle buses. the university says the policy change is possible because the number of covid-19 cases on campus and in the surrounding community are low. >> on campus on monday, only a handful of students and faculty could be seen wearing masks. the people we talked to said the change was welcome news. >> the thing i think, know, multiple could get vaccinated and unpredicted. so that can time to move on that time to move i per se side for things to move i understand like, you know, i'm mom. >> my mother is a compromise. i can understand folks want those that are immunocompromised. but we're excvted for things to just move on. honestly, stanford university is still encouraging mask-wearing in crowded situations for people who may have tested positive for covid-19 but no longer need to isolate. >> and for those who know they have been exposed to the virus. all right, back live now, the university is also encouraging people to get vaccinated against covid-19. get your booster shots and masks are still required inside stanford's medical facilities that include stanford hospital and clinics. but for now on the stanford campus, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you for that live report. >> in the meantime, health experts across the nation are concerned over a possible triple demick this winter. >> they say the flu coronavirus and the respiratory virus rsv. we'll be circulating all at the same time and it could place a strain on hospitals. flu cases are already spiking in parts of the united states. and that respiratory virus. rsv is rising quickly in children. straining pate, pediatric hospitals in several states. covid cases do remain low here right now. but europe is seeing an increase in hospitalizations and deaths, which does suggest a u.s. outbreak is around the corner. while there is no rsv vaccine, health experts say the shots for covid and the flu offer the best protection against severe illness and death. an update for you on a major mystery in the peninsula on the peninsula. african police have finished their investigation on site of the mansion. we're car was on earth last week. they've confirmed they have not found a body in or near that car. we do have some new photos from a kron. 4 viewer, as you can see the license plate on the car says liu, the home was originally built and occupied by now, dusty's deceased, johnny lew, who was convicted of variety of crimes throughout his life, including attempted murder and insurance fraud. the car found buried in the backyard have been reported stolen to palo alto police back in 1992. police will no longer be investigating at the mansion. however, the case is still open. happening today, nurses at alta bates summit medical center are going on strike. they're taking to the picket lines to call on sutter health to address several issues, including high turnover at the facility. kron four's will tran is in berkeley with more. >> it is loud, which is why we are across the street. but you can clearly see them over my shoulder and they will be there for the next 5 days. so they will not be inside. instead, they're outside. and if you have an appointment from now through saturday, you might want to call ahead. just in case your appointment has been canceled or just pushed back to another time when the show you video of the overnight hours, this is center helped bringing in replacement nurses. they have a lot of nurses to bring in because we're talking approximately 1800 nurses between 2 locations, the city of berkeley, as well as oakland. they have been negotiating since last june with no movement that is suitable for either side, which is why 10 days ago the nurses said we will be striking this mohning and actually started at 7 o'clock in the morning. the nurses they have too big contention that they want addressed. one is workplace violence. they claim that they want to feel safe when they were work from patients who might be unruly and 2 workplace turnover of that. it's happening too often for them. and they say the ones who lose out are the patients. i mean, i think it's true to out the hospital, but especially where training takes longer. so put all the specialty areas. we're trending content a super long time. so you bring in new nurses, train them all over again and when they're being trained. >> they say the patients are the ones who will not benefit from this. so center health did reach out to us. they have the response and they are saying by moving forward with a costly and disruptive strike, local nurse union leadership has made it clear they are willing to put politics above patients and the nurses they represent despite the intervention, a federal mediators. so we do know that this will last at least 5 days. no word on when they will get back to the bargaining table. we are talking again, 2 locations, berkeley and oakland, and it is very loud here. cars driving by and honking supporting the nurses. back to you. a man has been arrested after a deadly shooting at a high school in st. louis, missouri. police say 3 people were killed and at least 6 were hurt. >> dramatic video shows students and staff fleeing the building. the shooting started just after 6 this morning at central visual and performing arts high school police shot the suspect and arrested him. at least 2 of the shooting victims are students. one person suffered cardiac arrest. students told the st. louis dispatch they initially thought the incident was a drill. but then they heard gunfire. a motive for the shooting and the identity of the gunman has yet to be released. we will bring you updates, though, as we receive them. in the meantime, a 16 year-old boy has pleaded guilty to killing 4 students and hurting 7 more after he opened fire at a high school in michigan last year. even crumbley dropped his insanity plea this morning and told the court he knew what he was doing and he's ready to face whatever sentence he's given. his parents have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. they were called to oxford high school. the mourning their son opened fire to discuss his disturbing behavior. they said they would get him counseling but refused to take him home that day. shortly after they left as when the shooting took place. a former minneapolis police officer has pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting manslaughter. he was accused of doing nothing while george floyd was killed. alexander king pleaded guilty to state charges for aiding and abetting derek chauvin who was convicted of killing floyd he's the second officer to plead guilty following thomas lane, a 3rd former officer tote how rejected a plea deal earlier this year. this is the 3rd and likely final criminal trial connected to floyd's death. both former officers are already serving federal sentences after being convicted on federal charges for violating floyd's civil rights. former president donald trump's company set to go on trial on charges. it helped some of its executives cheat on their taxes. jury selection begins tomorrow in new york city. the trump organization's accused of aiding some executives in avoiding income taxes on compensation they received outside of their salary. that included things like rent-free apartments and luxury cars. trump signed some of the checks at the center of this case. but the former president is not charged with any crimes. across the pond. a former treasury chief rishi sunak is set to become britain's next prime minister. he's been chosen as the leader of the governing conservative party. so knack received a warm welcome today from party members. as you can see here has only rival conceded and withdrew from the race after failing to reach the nomination threshold leaving soon act to become the next pm. he set to take over as the country faces a time of economic and political turbulence. today sunac pledge to serve the country with integrity and humility. >> we now need stability and unity and i will make it my upmost priority to bring our policy and our country together. because that is the only way we will overcome the challenges we face. >> sunac did attend stanford business school. he will be the uk's first leader of color at its 3rd leader just this year. it's 12, 10. we want to get your check of your forecast as we're taking a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. a beautiful, sunny monday morning here. it was very, very cold last night. but >> i feel like things are warming up today. meteorologist kyla grogan here with those details. how cold was it this morning? glad you ask. i have information about that. you can see a little frosty things that are probably out of people's windshields this morning. it got down there last night. santa rosa, 43 degrees. same story for livermore. concord, a redwood city got down to 45 49 at the oakland airport and same story at the napa airport. 49 degrees. so, yeah, a little chilly out there. but, you know, as we mentioned, beautiful out today. just gorgeous. i drove across the golden gate bridge this morning and i thought, look at all that sunshine today. and blue sky was just kind of a a golden day to be on the golden gate bridge. no doubt about temperatures right now. you can see we popped up to 70 degrees here in san francisco. 68 in santa rosa. 71 in concord. 72 in fremont to 60's and 70's all across the bay today, wind has still a slight northerly component to it. but you can see it's very calm out there. so it's going to be a nice day with lots of blue skies. and you can see here. yeah, lots of blue skies right now. as we look live look outside and again, just a tiny little bit of a breeze. so looking for temperatures to be kind of at or maybe a degree above board to below average today, so really will are in the 60's and 70's. and that's exactly what we're going to see. warmest temperatures, of course, will be inland spots like livermore concord, getting up to about 76 degrees. so here is the next kind of weather maker, low pressure system that's bringing some rain to the pacific we have high pressure kind of protecting us off the coast. we'll talk about what our chances of rain are when it come back in just a bit with your state forecast. back to you. pilot. thank you. hey, if you want to try your luck, the powerball jackpot has risen to a grand prize of 625 million dollars. it's the 8th largest prize in the game's history. there were a few new millionaires made over the weekend. some million dollar winning tickets were sold saturday in south carolina and new york. >> but no one has gotten the jackpot just yet. tonight's drawing will be happening just before the kron. 4 news in prime time. so be sure to stick around with us for details. coming up here on kron. 4 news at we reported halloween. candy is more expensive this year. but there's another reason you're not getting as much bang for your buck. we'll tell you why after the break. >> plus, later on in the show, governor newsom and his challenger brian dolly sparred over california's top issues this weekend. we're taking a look at the debate. and the u.s. honors. anna may wong the first asian american to be depicted on us currency welcome back. 12, 15 on this monday afternoon. and some sad news to tell you. adored actor and comedian. >> leslie jordan has passed away in hollywood. tmz reporting he may have suffered a medical emergency just before crashing his bmw into the side of a building. this morning, jordan was famous for sparring with karen walker on will and grace. he also starred in hearts afire and american horror story during the pandemic, jordan became a social media sensation as well for his viral videos. leslie jordan was just 67 years a new coin goes into circulation today in the american women quarters program. it features the face of asian american actress anna may wong washington correspondent hannah brandt is taking a look at long's cultural impact as the first asian american to be honored on united states currency. >> from the silver screen to silver colored coins. anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our community. chinese american museum director david uy says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country. a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she vocally fight against her beauty, grace and talent really broke past barriers. george washington university professor doctor alexa, alice job in says this honor is a part of wong's ongoing legacy. even in her day she was born this work of representation and job in says the racism against asian-americans. that long faced isn't only in the past. this is an occasion for us to remember that of these problems crests while this tribute is about pocket change, advocates believe it's also about a big kind of change that can be a conversation starter. it's about telling a complete americans story in washington. i'm hannah brandt. well, an east bay bakery is now close it after being open for 93 years. people lined for their last chance. >> to visit a taste of denmark bakery, some on social media say they waited in line for 2 hours to get their final phil of the shops. danish is cup cakes pies and whatever was left in cases, their signs on the windows with the owners thanking the people of the town for their loyal support over the decades, the owner's daughter spoke to us about just how much the establishment means to the community. >> back. >> this member i wasn't sure yet. >> the bakery survived the great depression, but the owner told us they had to permanently shut down due to the rising cost of rent and inflation. to the north bay where sausalito city council set to consider a move to put power lines underground. it's part of a pg. any upgrade planned in the city. the 60 million dollar project would affect nearly 700 properties in sausalito between glen drive and marion avenue as demands for electricity increase, this new option would be added on top of the default upgrade from pg and e which would replace overhead lines and facilities significant additional funds would be needed to make this happen, though. the city council's going to see a presentation on the new project at tomorrow's meeting. with that, we want to get your check of your forecast. taking a live look across the bay area from our mount tam cam. a beautiful shot this afternoon. proper meteorologist kyla grogan is here with a little bit more detail. i feel like last night was really cold. but today's going to maybe be our warmest day of the week. actually because we've got a front tracking to the north of us that ultimately will cool us down a little bit. i wish he was going bring us some rain, but it doesn't look like it. but we do have a chance of rain in the forecast. so let's get to it >> today, beautiful day out there. you saw that live picture. just lots of blue skies. lots of beautiful visibility, right? not a lot of fog this morning, which is quite nice temperatures today we're looking out for a 60's and 70's all across the bay. the warmest temperatures in the usual spots as we head inland at spots like santa rosa looking at about 76 77 in livermore. but around the bay here, really even half moon bay. 63 degrees. not bad for 8.71. if you're in redwood city about 70 in oakland today. so our weather headlines as we take another live. look, this is from the east bay right across. you can see san francisco there. you can even make out the golden gate bridge today. you know, you've got great visibility. when today, we're going to this beautiful day with plenty of sunshine. we do have a few clouds rolling in tonight. lee coming in from north to south and that is from that that a system that's to the north of us and what we have for rain chances this week. well, looks like next weekend could be a possibility. let me roll you lhrough this. this is the system to the north of us right now. now, i would like to come and bring us a little rain but doesn't look like it's going hold together. there's tuesday afternoon. those clouds roll through from that system and you can see just a whole lot of nothing right as we get to wednesday. but as we get later into the weekend to take you now into the weekend. so this is saturday afternoon. models are not locked in on this yet, but you can see the next system trying to make its way towards us. if that does happen, it will likely be saturday night into sunday would love to get some rain in here. so we'll see how we do a current temperatures right now that you can see comfortable 60's 70's all the way from san francisco to peddle emojis sitting it 70 degrees. and i'll be back in just a little bit here actually, minute show your extended forecast really quickly right now, you can see that rain chance this coming as we get into next week. there we go. my computers. give me a little trouble there. there you can see those rain chances coming in saturday and sunday. but the rest of this week really just a little bit cooler than we are today. back to you. hopefully that rain doesn't dampen any a halloween activities, even though the average cost of candy >> has gone up about 13% compared to last year. some candy favorites are even smaller than in years past. that's right. ring conflation has hit our halloween candy this year. many popular treats like hershey kisses and peanut butter cups are a few ounces. smaller. then they used to be the phenomenon means manufacturers are just reducing the amount of product. according to the latest consumer price index report, the average price of a reese's peanut butter cup. it's actually up 14% this year. so you're going to pay more to give those trick or treaters a little less sugar. still ahead here, a bay area neighborhood says late night sideshows just keep happening. >> she will show you the latest. plus, the forty-niners playing against one of the best teams in the league on sunday. how they did after the br >> time to talk a little sports here. christian mccaffrey making his forty-niners debut this weekend playing the kansas city chiefs. he was hoping to make an impact early and he wasted no time doing so. mccaffrey got his first touch as a niner touchdown as a niner and goes for 10 yards. the niners took the lead early in the 1st quarter. but that all changed in the second. the chiefs took the ball down the sideline for a 25 yard. touchdown and then things just kind of went downhill for the niners. after that, they tried to close the gap in the 2nd half. but it wasn't enough for when they lost. 44 to 23 niners will be on the road this week set to play the rams on sunday at one. 25. meanwhile, the raiders taking on the texans in las vegas 3rd quarter and down by 3. josh jacobs just barely making that touchdown. didn't stop there. jacobs breaks through the defense gives the raiders the lead here. raiders ended up winning this one. 38 to 20. here's what jacob said on playing with the silver and black. >> and sometimes they motivate me. they get up. they and it's that when i get okay, time to me of, you know, in the middle of play. so i mean, it's just been a fine is just the right. the be able to come out and, you know, train with them in and go crazy. and i mean, man, it's been a bus to the scene, but you can feel excitement there. the raiders head to new orleans to take on the saints this week. they're playing sunday. >> at 10:00am. coming up in our next half hour. signs of anti semitic. hate popping up in southern california. why some are pointing the finger at rapper kanye west. >> plus, the mayor of portland, oregon proposing a new plan to relocate the homeless. taking a look at how it would work in a full report and 4 people were arrested in a late night side show over the weekend hearing from neighbors or having ha i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> welcome back. our top story this half-hour, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting involving a hayward police officer kron four's rob nesbitt joining us live now from the scene of the incident. i'm rob. what can you tell us? >> i'm rate below the 5.80. overpass here on county road. you can see behind me beyond this caution tape, their police cruisers gathered at the entrance of the on ramp for the westbound side of 5.80. i want to show you some video, though, of what it looks like closer up to this scene. alameda county sheriff's hayward police and california highway patrol are on scene here. according to hayward police. this was a vehicle pursuit that ended with an officer-involved shooting. some new information that we just learned from an alameda county sheriff's office tweet is that there was also a carjacking that happened. police have the area around the on ramps around it. so it's hard to get a good vantage point of what vehicles are involved. still a lot of questions to be answered as to what happened during the shooting. and, of course, if anyone was hurt, police are expected to give an update here at the scene around 01:00pm. we will, of course, update you with any information that we learned from that press conference on kron 4 news dot com. and later this afternoon on kron, 4 news at 03:00pm for now reporting live in castro valley. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. seems like still a very active situation there, we will await from you and policing so much. >> other news this afternoon, a late night sideshow waking up of neighborhood on sunday. 4 people were actually arrested for this crime for them. harry spoke to neighbors who say these sideshows just keep happening. >> i spoke to several people in the neighborhood who told me they're afraid more people are going to get hurt. i found this piece of a tire. this is the rubber from it. it's all cooled upon itself. and you can see the wires poking out. this is just some of the debris left here. but take a look behind me. you can see tire marks still left on the street. >> it's a sight that's become all too familiar in this fillet who neighborhood the major intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. again, the scene of revving engines, thick smoke and cheering >> 3 times this year's 200 people close to 200 people. the whole street was. >> cars on the street. the evidence is everywhere, debris and skid marks from the doughnuts and burnouts city is worried about people's safety at these sideshows, even if they're only there to watch my worries about the expert figures, the people that are standing there because the cars are going very, very fast. >> they can easily and loose. >> as you can see in the video that did happen. people that meadow. >> it me don't mix. you know, that somebody could really get seriously hurt. and a lot of people were calling this one in. i call 9, 1, i think a lot of people will not want because when i 9-1-1, they said, oh, no, we know about that. but one neighbor wants police to be more proactive if they know that this takes place in the certain areas, they need to patrol the police did say they arrested 4 people in connection to these sideshows, some of which were spectators. they also towed one vehicle. >> in vallejo, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, santa rosa is also talking about how to stop sideshows. their city council set to meet tomorrow discussing passing a measure that would give police the ability to arrest or cite everyone involved in a sideshow. that includes those driving the cars. the passengers as well as those watching from the street and organizers, if approved, this ordinance would go into effect november. 25th. new at noon, an arrest has been made after santa rosa. police found 200 pounds of pot in a home as well as guns, ammo and suspected fentanyl pills. here's a look at the hall. police conducted a probation search on a home on walter road. they found several handguns, a stolen rifle, a 50 round drum magazine and evidence of drug sales. police arrested a man named luis fuentes for possessing all those goods. they're still looking for luis, his brother, jose, who is wanted for violating probation and other charges related to that stache. a new report is shining light on the damage the pandemic may be causing to children's education, according to the national association of educational progress, scores fell at a level we haven't seen since 1969. and reading scores have fallen to a 30 year low, for example, shows more than 60% of 4th graders are testing at basic levels or below for both math and reading. the report is the most comprehensive snapshot yet of the pandemic's damage to an entire generation's academic progress. well, hurricane roslyn slammed into a sparsely populated stretch of mexico's pacific coast over the weekend, winds of almost 120 miles per hour brought heavy rain and large waves. the storm also left flooded roads and damaged homes. once it made landfall, though, it kind of lost steam. it was downgraded to a tropical storm as it co tinue to move north and east. we're going to take a look at where that is in just a bit now. but kyla grogan standing by with a look at our weather. hey kylen. hey there. yeah. that that was a major hurricane. so what the good thing is what the hurricane does come in to land in mexico, it hits mountains and that helps to tear it apart. but boy, a very dangerous system. >> starting with a live look at temperatures here. we're having a nice cool going to be about at or just slightly below average in most spots could see that 72 in san mateo, 70 in berkeley, 69 in napa, but up to about 73 degrees already up in saint live look outside. this is half moon bay where you can see the gorgeous sunshine is out there just sparkling on the water. so pretty very nice run. as far as marine layer was concerned. we'll kind of see that as we head into tonight. you're taking a look at podcast now and take you throughout the day today. you see some of the clouds coming from the north. that is from the system to the north of us up in the pacific northwest. but really are going to be limited as we get into the overnight hours tomorrow. we should have another kind of nice day. now those clear skies do mean that we get cooler temperatures at night like we did last night. so that's kind of the cabbie out to that. but today, highs looking about, as i mentioned at or near normal that 68 san francisco. 71 in oakland, san jose about 74. we'll see a mid 70's in livermore. concord. and same story in santa rosa were right about where we should be this time of year. so stormtracker 4 showing you those nice clear skies out there. but as we zoom out, you do see the system to the north of us that we're going to see some clouds from as we get to the next 24 hours. i'll have details on our chance of rain potentially coming as we get to next weekend. when i come back in just a bit with your extended forecast. back to you. kayla. thank you. los angeles leaders are condemning a pair of anti semitic messages that popped up over the weekend. a banner was displayed over the 405 freeway near long beach airport with the caption, quote, was right about the jews referencing kanye west's recent anti semitic comments on social media. also, flyers were distributed to at least 25 homes in a neighborhood on the west side of l a with the caption, quote, every single aspect of gun control is jewish. that was written next to pictures of jewish lawmakers. a local rabbi said these attacks are taking a toll on the younger generation. >> children sometimes not always want to. we had the gun the car and that's it says they will. but they kind of wearing a baseball cap. now. why they hiding? >> because i have no way this of hate. >> and the think themselves, what did i do? y you hating? >> police say they're investigating the hateful fliers, but at this time they believe there is not an immediate threat to anyone's safety. to the north. the mayor of portland, oregon has a new plan to fight what he calls an escalating homeless crisis. >> he's proposing to ban camping on city streets and move people to designated campsites. alex caprariello has a closer look at the proposal. >> there's a state of emergency in portland where more than 3,000 people are living on the street. that's why the mayor is introducing a new initiative to combat what he calls a humanitarian catastrophe in his city. we have to do something. people and we need to do something different and we need to do it scale. it will make a difference in the proposal. 3 designated camping sites would serve up to 500 people. a piece providing access to basic human necessities like food in bathrooms and social services like mental health and substance abuse care. the police could arrest or cite people who continue to camp on the side of the road. we can no longer tolerate the intolerable. it's time to build. it's time to innovate. and it's time to take some reps to get our city out of the blanchet house, an organization committed to helping the homeless of portland has expressed optimism in the mayor's plan that the executive director also has concerns. he says some people are resistant to living in congregate shelters with hundreds of others due to past trauma and that arresting homeless men and women could overburden an already backed up criminal justice system. >> suffering from a shortage of hospital beds, psychiatric staff and public defenders. we're going to have to do something very significant in comprehensive and compassionate about mental health and addiction services. and frankly, that's going to take the state of oregon because they are really the ones who can play the biggest role in moving these services for. >> that was alex caprariello reporting for a city. officials say they still have to secure funding for the plan and reach an agreement with county leaders. meeting in the camp sites may not open until 2024. going. take a quick break here. coming up, we now know just how much repairs will cost after a san francisco high-rise flood. >> and a new way to live sustainably while staying on the move. that's coming up in today's tech smart. plus, governor newsom goes toe to toe with the challenger in a pre mid term d >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters and today is the final day. people in california can register to vote online and by mail. if you choose to register by mail, your voter registration cards must be postmarked by today. if you miss this registration deadline, don't worry. you can still register afterwards. but you have to do that in person. you have to fill out a voter registration card. those cards can be found at most city halls, libraries and post offices across the state. well, the 2 candidates running for california governor faced off in their one and only debate of the election season. it happened in san francisco last night. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was there. keep in mind this debate aired primarily on the radio and competed directly against sunday nfl football. nonetheless, it focused on the issues facing california >> 2022 california gubernatorial debate, democrat gavin newsom and republican brian dolly squaring off at kq ad headquarters in san francisco. >> in the only california gubernatorial debate of the election right up the top. both candidates going after each other. and i want to start out by thanking the governor for taking time out of >> for going forward on his dream of being president united states and actually coming to california, having a debate have barely been out of state was under stay for a few hours to take on his party. and he's leader of his party. donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of what they're doing to democracy among the first topics to come up, abortion will actually absolutely stuff and reproductive services, but i'm not going to find out of but what about in-state abortions? no, i will. i will propose that. yes, i'm pro life. you pro-life, your pro government mandated birth on high gas prices. newsom says oil companies are taking advantage. he wants to see a windfall profits tax on them. while dolly wants to see a pause on the gas tax while the gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. may i just 7 because this is a talking point from the right. and we've seen other states that have with gas tax reductions and we haven't seen a commensurate reduction because there is no guarantee it means more money in the pocket of big oil companies. the candidates also talking education where dana find solutions every single day. high dose turn tutoring reading specialist in high poverty schools, providing more staff changing staff ratios, community schools, the investments we're making after-school and summer school that we know work. preschool to allow people the opportunity to have that early start in life. all thanks. you have consistently opposed and we know these policies score. so governor made these last year's california parents are leading education system because it's so poor and it's not it's not been fixed. under your watch the watch before. and finally, the issue impacting communities up and down the state. homelessness throws money at everything. but what are the results? exactly. what are the results? he spent 20 billion dollar $75,000 for homeless person. and we have 22,000 more. it is going. absolutely. we know the number when i got here, there was no homeless strategy. no plan, no resources of any merit. today. there's 15.3 billion dollars. there's a real strategy, real plan and there's accountability for the first time. and that's where the campaigns go from here. newsom will continue with business as usual at the capitol. while dolly says he's going to go on a statewide truck tour that will end in san diego at the end of the month reporting here in san francisco, a town wallace kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom is calling for the resignation of to la city council members. now, newsom commenting publicly for the first time yesterday calling for gill said and kevin de leon to resign over the release of a recording that featured racist remarks. >> i think you should think they should. i think they should. i want to give them space, but i think that was very clear with mary, but she did the right thing. i think the others to do why did you want to give them space? i wanted to provide the opportunity for them to justify what they were set, what they said and the opportunity to be transparent about what they said. and we're hoping and looking for 2 announcements. >> meanwhile, it stay. 10 of protesters camping outside city council member kevin de leon's home there hoping to put more pressure on the disgraced councilman. >> the governor of california, where los angeles coming kind of, you know, almost 2 weeks afterwards. it is kind of surprising. but >> i'm glad he's dead. he did it and it said it now, especially when we see that kevin de leon is refusing to give up the seat. >> it's been 2 weeks since that leaked audio or daily own and can be heard in a conversation with former council member president mary martinez as well as ron herrera, prominent local labor leader. martinez, then la city council president could be heard making racist remarks about a colleague son and members of the local hakan community following an outbreak of public anger. martinez resigned from council entirely. resigned to the day following the leak of the audio. a massive flood in san francisco's 100 van ness apartment building could cost 20 million dollars to fix the flood, displaced hundreds of people and damage 100 units in the 29 story. hayes valley building. the flood happened earlier this month. according to police, a high pressured firehose valve used by firefighters to connect to the building's water supply was opened by a resident of the building that high-pressure stream blasted right through the walls of the 11th floor and sent water flowing down. the lobby. the district attorney's office charged the man with felony vandalism and resisting arrest. well, a man was arrested following a burglary in brentwood. police say they were called to a home on trinity drive saturday after the homeowner found the burglar inside. they say 22 year-old day many andrews ran off but was found a few hours later. officers actually spotted him on a second story balcony before he jumped off and tried to run off. andrews was arrested and booked on burglary and other charges. down in san jose, a man who was stabbed at a san jose shopping center early saturday morning has died. >> police say the man was stabbed to death at a restaurant on mckee road. the circumstances and motive surrounding the death are unclear. no arrests have been made. this marks the 29th homicide in san jose. so far this year. and the east bay, there are fewer guns on the streets of pittsburgh over the weekend. the police department held its first gun buyback event in 6 years as kron four's philippe djegal all reports. the department hopes to make this an annual event. >> the pittsburgh police department has been escalating its efforts to crack down on gun violence since the removal campaign was ultimately more than 100 guns being taken off the streets and that combined with more than 125 fire has residents turned in anonymously at city hall saturday. fewer guns are now in fewer hands. so in our community right now. >> if you add are then campaign over the summer. plns today's event that's over 200 guns off the street. so i think that's huge for our community here. councilmember chanel skills, preston was born and raised in pittsburgh and says the city has come a long way when it comes to gun violence, she was disturbed by last week's shooting, a block away from saturday's event. >> which left a mother and her 8 year-old son wounded by gunfire. both are expected to survive. >> and the suspect has been arrested. that just shows the importance. >> you know, having guns laying around the house old, anyone can get a hold of them and we don't know what they're held one of these events since 2016. they should really do it more often. poor returned in an inherited rifle. she didn't even know she had until she recently did a little around the house. >> the department handed out gift cards ranging from 50 to $200 depending on the type of firearm. so you concerned about gun violence i mean, who wouldn't be at least she can sleep easier tonight, knowing that, right? will never hurt anyone. all firearms collected by the police department will be destroyed in pittsburgh. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we do want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look outdide at downtown san francisco. a beautiful day. we've got the sun shining with very cold night. we even saw some snow in the sierra over the weekend. there's a lot going on. weather wise. meteorologist kyla grogan here with details. chilly. i love it. yeah. you know, you get the sense that the season has changed, right? we're heading into a new pattern where we'll start to see the storms rolling to the northwest and hopefully get a little rain from them. >> wanted to start with a look at the temperatures across the state. it was the big bear. just 48 degrees. how's that for chile? noel. 66 in monterey, fresno in the 60's as well. and we're very mild today, too at where we should be right, a degree or 2 below a little cool out in half moon bay, just 59 degrees. we can see 70's already up in nevado at an antioch in concord and 60's. and 70's is where we shall be today. so running a little bit warmer in most spots than we were yesterday by anywhere from about about one to 5 degrees, not bad. high temperatures today, as i mentioned, expected to be close where we should be this time of year. so nice. 70 degrees in oakland is what we're looking out for. 76 up in santa rosa about 68 in san francisco. some nice 70's in spots like fremont san jose about 72 degrees for you today. and then we've got this the system to our northwest. this one doesn't look like it's going to be a rainmaker for us. you can see it's going to send a few clouds are ways to take you into tuesday morning. and then it kind of just falls apart, right? doesn't really bring us anything. unfortunately, there's wednesday, but we're going to next weekend. now, the models are not quite in agreement yet on this. however, it looks like we've got a shot at some rain coming there saturday morning. you can see track it forward. this system trying to hold together as a trying to hold together because we're a little bit early to lock in on it. but i like to see this pattern changing in the storm starting to roll. so that's a good thing. so today will be our warmest day of the week. that system that comes through tuesday into wednesday. it's not just rain, but it is going to bring us some clouds and it will knock the temperatures down as that is a frontal passage. and then we get into the weekend and that's where our shower chance last. i think it looks like saturday to sunday night. you can bet we'll be watching that. and we're going to fine tune that forecast as we get throughout the week this week. back to you. >> a movable house with its own power plants, water treatment and sewage. that's completely off i'm rich de >> the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting involving a hayward police officer. right now. they are speaking out. a press conference take you there live to the scene and he better suit ensued. >> as they continue to unincorporated. streets in hayward. he the suspect entered on gun onto the freeway it continued eastbound 5.80, to, you know, can you hear where the subject exited the freeway, an attempt to stop the pursuit from continuing officers utilize a pursuit intervention technique. and that's where the suspects vehicle spun out lost control into the embankment. the suspect then fled on foot, armed with a handgun northbound. canyon officers gave chase. and at that point, the subject was seen attempting to a nearby passerby at gunpoint. and that was when intervenes and shots were fired. the suspect was taken into custody. he treated for at least one gunshot wound and was transported to a local medical. facility for treatment. and that's a world. pass it over to the tenant. kelly. to get further updates. >> so so following up on that, we've our preliminary investigation thus far has revealed that this vehicle that's that's over here on the embankment was earlier involved in a a kidnapping robbery situation in the city of emeryville working with emeryville police department right now to get further details that had that just came in, that this car, our suspect was armed with a handgun. he had multiple magazines. we know that he fired close to a dozen rounds at the scene of the apartment complex we believe that had people not intervened at that complex, that it's likely he might have commit a homicide while the pursuit was going we've we've so far we've learned that he was actually holding the gun up to the pursuing officers and threatening them with a handgun. this was a very active unfolding situation. i'm very dynamic when they did the pursuit intervention technique here, they were able to push the car up into that ravine on the side of the road. that did not stop the suspect. he continued tried to flee in the car as the we're trying to get out of their cars to approach him. he rammed one of the patrol cars. we believe one of the officer's legs was pinned between the door and the frame of the door and he was injured. so we have one injured here. police officer that was taken to the local hospital non life threatening injuries. we have to see the severity of those more to follow on that. the suspect has since been pronounced deceased at the hospital. we're working right now in identifying the individual and also working notifying next of kin. this investigation is complex. there's multiple locations here all the way from the apartment complex, the the route of travel, the pursuit intervention technique and then it's as you go up the road. there was a resident who lives up the road into the canyon. that rural area. it's mostly a ranch small community up there. one of the residents was on her way to work this morning when she came across this man with a gun stopped her car, put a gun to her and threatened to shoot her or take take the car from her by force with that handgun. that has been about the time that officers intervened and the shooting occurred. we've been listening. we've been listening here to the alameda county sheriff's office and the hayward police department. >> discussing a police pursuit that ended in a crash and then a with a suspect that's pursuit of that suspect started in emeryville. he was in a car that was involved in a possible kidnapping at a robbery when police tried to pull him over the suspect vehicle spun out, landed in an embankment to the suspect then got out, tried to flee. they then tried to carjack someone at gunpoint. that's when officers opened fire and shot the suspect. that suspect was taken to the hospital. according to alameda county sheriff's. that suspect has died. there is a lot of information coming out of this that there's an injury injured. hayward police officer involved in all is