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Arrested a suspect Officials Say these targeted attacks have been on the rise since the shelterinplace order started now, San Francisco leaders and the community are coming together to fight this new level of hate kron fours dan kerman live for us in San Francisco city hall tonight with more. Well those have been tracking this covid related hate attack be it physical or just harassment has been on the increase since the shelterinplace order began all over california, including here in San Francisco. Today leaders got together with the asianamerican community saying they want to put a stop to this. One should fear being able to walk outside, but Asian American seniors in the tenderloin how are fearful. Following a spike in targeted violent attacks, the 2 most recent occurring last month. Ive lived and worked in this neighborhood for 40 years, never seen this increase in violence and that popped. On our Community Members thursday, San Francisco supervisors and the District Attorney join members of San Franciscos asianamerican community to denounce the hate and pledged the citys commitment to put a stop to it you should be able to walk in your neighborhood. You should be able to go to the store you should be able to walk with your family even though we all believe we come from tolerant loving community. These attacks are on the rise they all are aimed that people of color. They are aimed at our seniors. They are hate crimes they are elder abuse we will not be torn apart. By differences in race or in creed or unsafe, we are one city we are one people and we will rise above the violence and the hate we will be safer in the future speakers pledge not only to make the streets safer but to provide Better Support Services for victims. We need to better serve survivors and their families and all the services that theyre going to need beyond the time that there are wounds are healed. Secondly we need to better coordinate its services were Community Crews are working with city agencies to ensure that theres accountability thanks to a push from the community. The citys budget now includes almost a Million Dollars in targeted funding to create grassroots Victim Services for the Asian Pacific islander community. A Community Members were told at this News Conference today that theyre responsible for Holding Political leaders feet to the fire to make sure. What they are committing and pledging that they follow through with live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. Thank you dan. In the east bay, a desperate plea for help a mother whose son was gunned down is asking for renewed help to solve her sons homicide. Back on february 11th climate bill was parked on the 600 block of clara street in oakland when he was fatally shot. Authorities say they identified a 2000 model infinity suv but theyve not made any arrests today his mother talked about her anguish since his passing as well has made a passionate plea for assistance in the case. Just to know that my kid suffredini died here so he left this earth without. His Mother Holding him comforting him and im just so torn. I dont know what will my whole life is like. I turn upside down. Detectives with Oakland Police also spoke today saying they continue to work on the case and try to follow up on lees bell was an oakland native his mother said he loved music and wanted a career in the music industry. There is a 10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. He has some communities make progress in the battle against remain signs of serious trouble for the most vulnerable among us. A 3 weekold covid19 outbreak continues to take lives in District Care at a Skilled Nursing facility in Santa Cruz County as kron fours rob fladeboe reports now from watsonville 9 people have died while dozens of Staff Members have tested positive for the virus. Another 5 deaths were reported wednesday bringing to 9 the total number of deaths since an outbreak of covid19 first surface 3 weeks ago here at the washington bill postacute nursing facility again its still too soon to tell of where its starting. Who is it brought it into the facility and how you know all of those questions are things really take some time so far 46 residents and 15 staff at the facility have tested positive for covid19 protocols on isolation quarantine testing and screening are being reviewed and stepped up looking at their facility in creating zones of where to call for people who covid positive so that residents can shelter place and. Nicely in place and away from the residents who have tested negative. The facility is locked down most visitors turned away off camera though jim borrego shared parts of his phone conversation with a resident he usually takes for a walk each day ive been in contact with him a little bit. And he asked me to pray for quarantine and they cant get out. Its right there in prison. The National Guard was called in to back up Staff Members who are selfisolating. Although the overall rate of infection is falling in Santa Cruz County watsonville postacute accounts for 9 of the 19 deaths so far. Bottom line Nursing Homes and longterm care facilities are still at an elevated risk due to the vulnerable population in Congress Living settings i think this really shows to just how quickly covid friend in a fly ball like a stone or some facility. In washington bill rob fladeboe kron 4 news. Everybody i you know as many people that can wear at an alltime high on our registration. Election day is fast approaching this week, the Alameda County registrar of Voters Office sent out all of its vote by mail ballots. This as we are now 26 days from the november election as kron fours phillipe djegal tells us the county is already seeing a Record Number of registered voters. Interest in the president ial election is at an alltime high in Alameda County. Registrar of voters, tim dupuis says the current number of registered voters already far exceeds what was recorded in 2016 were almost at 940,000 registered voters. Which is as great growth over our last elections we were in the 800 thousands. And we may hit a million voters by the time we get to november 3rd if we says the county has increased the number of 24 hour vote by mail drop box locations to accommodate the big turnout. More than doubling the boxes from 28 to 66 having a high registration for Alameda County. It just it really shows peoples wanting to get involved in and the selection. Were definitely prepared for it and looking forward to getting everybodys vote. All registered voters will receive a vote by mail ballot this year as long as you register by october 19th. Otherwise you can always show up to a polling place and vote in person through election day. This year Alameda County is opening early voting locations on halloween and theyll stay open through the election when to get your ballot yesterday last night actually on thursday Shauna Harrison dropped her ballot off at emeryville city hall. Theres so many things happening with this election and i just really want to make sure my ballot gets counted and i hope that everybody else does to vote early if you can otherwise just make sure your ballot is in the mail and postmarked election day or earlier in Alameda County phillipe djegal all kron 4 news kron fours committed to helping make sure your vote counts if you experience problems casting your ballot. Let us know you can email us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. For all the information on early voting and your local ballot drop off locations you can also visit our website kron 4 dot com. And now lets check on the weather a live look outside looking out over the Golden Gate Bridge looks like fog and haze over the bridge towers there lets find out about that possibility of rain moving in with our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow yeah such to call especially at this point in the season. But certainly theres a chance we could see a few scattered light showers mainly north of the Golden Gate Bridge, maybe just clip in northern Sonoma County but out there right now little haze out there some fog developing along the coastline will see some drizzle overnight tonight weve been hoping for this area of low pressure thats been off the coastline that would move about 50 miles closer to the coast. But unfortunately its going to get right near the closed and then start to sag to the south fall of the jet stream in that direction unfortunately looks like it is going to just fade see right here. Overnight tonight low clouds and fog coming in first set surging back on shore around the bay area all the way in the Central Valley by tomorrow morning and then here comes that low you can already see beginning to sag to the south looks pretty impressive out there, but unfortunately youre watching this starts to fade to the south and just kind of fade away behind that though theres a secondary cold front that one is going to come in on saturday here comes bringing with it would you know if a chance of a few scattered light showers mainly in the north bay most that will be very light consider yourself lucky. If you do get some rain drops. They are coming off a nice a School District find success with its online morning program. Were going hear from School Officials ahead. Lawmakers are weighing in on the Vice President ial debate while the day of the next president ial debate is being debated. Im kelly meyer reporting from washington how they think it will all play out. Also winemaker in napa being called a hero by fire cr in just a few months, weve learned a lot more about the covid19 virus. Its real. And its dangerous. So, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. And while we dont yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Stay six feet apart. Do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. And get a flu shot, its even more important this year. We can do this. If we do it together. They do one of the most deven in normal times. S, our Frontline Health care workers. And when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. Prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. To invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone rich, poor, and inbetween. Whether its this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. For all of us. This ones for you. You inspired us to make your humira experience even better. With humira citratefree. It has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, theres less liquid, and a thinner needle. With less pain immediately following injection. Ask your doctor about humira citratefree. And you can use your copay card to pay as little as 5 a month. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections. Serious and sometimes fatal infections,. Including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,. As have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,. Serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. Tell your doctor if youve been to areas where certain fungal infections are common. And if youve had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections,. Or have flulike symptoms or sores. Dont start humira if you have an infection. Ask your doctor about humira citratefree. The same humira you trust with less pain immediately following injection. If you cant afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. Welcome back we want to bring you the latest on the glass fire still burning in napa and sonoma counties that fire has burned more than 67,000 acres. It is now 66 contained. Crews expect to fully contain the fire in about 2 weeks the glass fire has destroyed more than 600 homes and it still threatens 13,000 other structures as the fire continues to burn in the north bay there are stories of heroism emerging kron fours Maureen Kelly talked to the owner of el molino winery who did not evacuate and instead stay behind to help fire crews scout the blaze from his motorcycle. Winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling. Its a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their balance and its this bike that berlin used to patrol Spring Mountain, helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. Sometimes getting really close the flames. I was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. Heres video showing one structure up in flames. He says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. He was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didnt feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasnt trying to be here. Is more a case of. The information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know its a its a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what theyve been out to do which is to put out the fire. He also kept his evacuated neighbors updated on the status of their homes and wineries there not knowing whether your boss was standing probably the west and finding out if it had this was not a solo effort there were other vineyard crews from at least one other winery with heavy equipment. Helping fight the fires some out buildings were lost, but im told no homes or wineries in much of the napa side of Spring Mountain were last i talked to another winery owner who helped in this effort. She calls berlin a one man army and says what he did help save their community Maureen Kelly kron 4 news. Thank you ease in Sonoma County who are now cleared to return to their homes are getting some support from county officials. There are 3 locations where evacuees can pick up supplies. Maria Carrillo High School and skyhawk park in santa rosa. As well as snow valley, Regional Park in glen allen. All you need is proof of residency in the supplies will include garbage bags and 95 masks gloves Hand Sanitizer personal hand wipes and safety information. Anyone picking up the supplies must wear a Face Covering at all times. The list of support stations is also available on our website kron 4 dot com. Officials are extending the deadline for fema aid to people in 10 Northern California counties. It applies to these counties napa sonoma Santa Cruz Santa clara. Solano sam, a tail moderate butte and yolo counties. Residents now have until november 21st to apply for fema assistance grants. The previous deadline was october 21st the grants can include money for rental assistance essential home repairs and other serious needs theyre not covered by insurance find out how to register you can also go to our web site again at kron 4 dot com. Well lets look outside and check out San Francisco International Airport getting the sense of how the weather is shaping up we do know is cooler and it looks like theres fog out there as well hows it going out there. Lawrence yeah looking good as far as the fire conditions last couple days, firefighters really getting some help from the weather as weve seen that on shore breeze. Weve had that cloud cover temperatures running below the average the winds picking up again this afternoon but nothing too strong as weve seen just that afternoon sea breeze kicking with winds 12 to 13 Miles Per Hour. Now certainly as an active fire continues to burn that those winds change directions and start to kick up. That could be an issue that could very well happen as we get the weekend right now humidity running very high much of the fire area in fact tonight again youre going to be up 90 relative humidity region, and that means it is going to be very moist. The atmosphere which will slow down the fire again looks like another surge of moisture as we head in toward the saturday but on the backside of that things begin to change thats we start to expect to see more of a northerly wind kicking in tears. A look at one of the computer models picking up on some of the forecast as we take time as we head through the next couple days instead of getting the nice seabreeze all of a sudden we start to see more of a northerly component you see right there beginning to kick in by saturday night you start to see those winds kicking up over 20 Miles Per Hour probably stronger than that over the mountain top 30 plus there and thats in where the fire regions are at an Officials Say<\/a> these targeted attacks have been on the rise since the shelterinplace order started now, San Francisco<\/a> leaders and the community are coming together to fight this new level of hate kron fours dan kerman live for us in San Francisco<\/a> city hall tonight with more. Well those have been tracking this covid related hate attack be it physical or just harassment has been on the increase since the shelterinplace order began all over california, including here in San Francisco<\/a>. Today leaders got together with the asianamerican community saying they want to put a stop to this. One should fear being able to walk outside, but Asian American<\/a> seniors in the tenderloin how are fearful. Following a spike in targeted violent attacks, the 2 most recent occurring last month. Ive lived and worked in this neighborhood for 40 years, never seen this increase in violence and that popped. On our Community Members<\/a> thursday, San Francisco<\/a> supervisors and the District Attorney<\/a> join members of San Francisco<\/a>s asianamerican community to denounce the hate and pledged the citys commitment to put a stop to it you should be able to walk in your neighborhood. You should be able to go to the store you should be able to walk with your family even though we all believe we come from tolerant loving community. These attacks are on the rise they all are aimed that people of color. They are aimed at our seniors. They are hate crimes they are elder abuse we will not be torn apart. By differences in race or in creed or unsafe, we are one city we are one people and we will rise above the violence and the hate we will be safer in the future speakers pledge not only to make the streets safer but to provide Better Support Services<\/a> for victims. We need to better serve survivors and their families and all the services that theyre going to need beyond the time that there are wounds are healed. Secondly we need to better coordinate its services were Community Crews<\/a> are working with city agencies to ensure that theres accountability thanks to a push from the community. The citys budget now includes almost a Million Dollars<\/a> in targeted funding to create grassroots Victim Services<\/a> for the Asian Pacific<\/a> islander community. A Community Members<\/a> were told at this News Conference<\/a> today that theyre responsible for Holding Political<\/a> leaders feet to the fire to make sure. What they are committing and pledging that they follow through with live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. Thank you dan. In the east bay, a desperate plea for help a mother whose son was gunned down is asking for renewed help to solve her sons homicide. Back on february 11th climate bill was parked on the 600 block of clara street in oakland when he was fatally shot. Authorities say they identified a 2000 model infinity suv but theyve not made any arrests today his mother talked about her anguish since his passing as well has made a passionate plea for assistance in the case. Just to know that my kid suffredini died here so he left this earth without. His Mother Holding<\/a> him comforting him and im just so torn. I dont know what will my whole life is like. I turn upside down. Detectives with Oakland Police<\/a> also spoke today saying they continue to work on the case and try to follow up on lees bell was an oakland native his mother said he loved music and wanted a career in the music industry. There is a 10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. He has some communities make progress in the battle against remain signs of serious trouble for the most vulnerable among us. A 3 weekold covid19 outbreak continues to take lives in District Care<\/a> at a Skilled Nursing<\/a> facility in Santa Cruz County<\/a> as kron fours rob fladeboe reports now from watsonville 9 people have died while dozens of Staff Members<\/a> have tested positive for the virus. Another 5 deaths were reported wednesday bringing to 9 the total number of deaths since an outbreak of covid19 first surface 3 weeks ago here at the washington bill postacute nursing facility again its still too soon to tell of where its starting. Who is it brought it into the facility and how you know all of those questions are things really take some time so far 46 residents and 15 staff at the facility have tested positive for covid19 protocols on isolation quarantine testing and screening are being reviewed and stepped up looking at their facility in creating zones of where to call for people who covid positive so that residents can shelter place and. Nicely in place and away from the residents who have tested negative. The facility is locked down most visitors turned away off camera though jim borrego shared parts of his phone conversation with a resident he usually takes for a walk each day ive been in contact with him a little bit. And he asked me to pray for quarantine and they cant get out. Its right there in prison. The National Guard<\/a> was called in to back up Staff Members<\/a> who are selfisolating. Although the overall rate of infection is falling in Santa Cruz County<\/a> watsonville postacute accounts for 9 of the 19 deaths so far. Bottom line Nursing Homes<\/a> and longterm care facilities are still at an elevated risk due to the vulnerable population in Congress Living<\/a> settings i think this really shows to just how quickly covid friend in a fly ball like a stone or some facility. In washington bill rob fladeboe kron 4 news. Everybody i you know as many people that can wear at an alltime high on our registration. Election day is fast approaching this week, the Alameda County<\/a> registrar of Voters Office<\/a> sent out all of its vote by mail ballots. This as we are now 26 days from the november election as kron fours phillipe djegal tells us the county is already seeing a Record Number<\/a> of registered voters. Interest in the president ial election is at an alltime high in Alameda County<\/a>. Registrar of voters, tim dupuis says the current number of registered voters already far exceeds what was recorded in 2016 were almost at 940,000 registered voters. Which is as great growth over our last elections we were in the 800 thousands. And we may hit a million voters by the time we get to november 3rd if we says the county has increased the number of 24 hour vote by mail drop box locations to accommodate the big turnout. More than doubling the boxes from 28 to 66 having a high registration for Alameda County<\/a>. It just it really shows peoples wanting to get involved in and the selection. Were definitely prepared for it and looking forward to getting everybodys vote. All registered voters will receive a vote by mail ballot this year as long as you register by october 19th. Otherwise you can always show up to a polling place and vote in person through election day. This year Alameda County<\/a> is opening early voting locations on halloween and theyll stay open through the election when to get your ballot yesterday last night actually on thursday Shauna Harrison<\/a> dropped her ballot off at emeryville city hall. Theres so many things happening with this election and i just really want to make sure my ballot gets counted and i hope that everybody else does to vote early if you can otherwise just make sure your ballot is in the mail and postmarked election day or earlier in Alameda County<\/a> phillipe djegal all kron 4 news kron fours committed to helping make sure your vote counts if you experience problems casting your ballot. Let us know you can email us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. For all the information on early voting and your local ballot drop off locations you can also visit our website kron 4 dot com. And now lets check on the weather a live look outside looking out over the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a> looks like fog and haze over the bridge towers there lets find out about that possibility of rain moving in with our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow<\/a> yeah such to call especially at this point in the season. But certainly theres a chance we could see a few scattered light showers mainly north of the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a>, maybe just clip in northern Sonoma County<\/a> but out there right now little haze out there some fog developing along the coastline will see some drizzle overnight tonight weve been hoping for this area of low pressure thats been off the coastline that would move about 50 miles closer to the coast. But unfortunately its going to get right near the closed and then start to sag to the south fall of the jet stream in that direction unfortunately looks like it is going to just fade see right here. Overnight tonight low clouds and fog coming in first set surging back on shore around the bay area all the way in the Central Valley<\/a> by tomorrow morning and then here comes that low you can already see beginning to sag to the south looks pretty impressive out there, but unfortunately youre watching this starts to fade to the south and just kind of fade away behind that though theres a secondary cold front that one is going to come in on saturday here comes bringing with it would you know if a chance of a few scattered light showers mainly in the north bay most that will be very light consider yourself lucky. If you do get some rain drops. They are coming off a nice a School District<\/a> find success with its online morning program. Were going hear from School Officials<\/a> ahead. Lawmakers are weighing in on the Vice President<\/a> ial debate while the day of the next president ial debate is being debated. Im kelly meyer reporting from washington how they think it will all play out. Also winemaker in napa being called a hero by fire cr in just a few months, weve learned a lot more about the covid19 virus. Its real. And its dangerous. So, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. And while we dont yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Stay six feet apart. Do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. And get a flu shot, its even more important this year. We can do this. If we do it together. They do one of the most deven in normal times. S, our Frontline Health<\/a> care workers. And when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. Prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. To invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone rich, poor, and inbetween. Whether its this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. For all of us. This ones for you. You inspired us to make your humira experience even better. With humira citratefree. It has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, theres less liquid, and a thinner needle. With less pain immediately following injection. Ask your doctor about humira citratefree. And you can use your copay card to pay as little as 5 a month. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections. Serious and sometimes fatal infections,. Including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,. As have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,. Serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. Tell your doctor if youve been to areas where certain fungal infections are common. And if youve had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections,. Or have flulike symptoms or sores. Dont start humira if you have an infection. Ask your doctor about humira citratefree. The same humira you trust with less pain immediately following injection. If you cant afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. Welcome back we want to bring you the latest on the glass fire still burning in napa and sonoma counties that fire has burned more than 67,000 acres. It is now 66 contained. Crews expect to fully contain the fire in about 2 weeks the glass fire has destroyed more than 600 homes and it still threatens 13,000 other structures as the fire continues to burn in the north bay there are stories of heroism emerging kron fours Maureen Kelly<\/a> talked to the owner of el molino winery who did not evacuate and instead stay behind to help fire crews scout the blaze from his motorcycle. Winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling. Its a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their balance and its this bike that berlin used to patrol Spring Mountain<\/a>, helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. Sometimes getting really close the flames. I was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. Heres video showing one structure up in flames. He says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. He was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didnt feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasnt trying to be here. Is more a case of. The information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know its a its a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what theyve been out to do which is to put out the fire. He also kept his evacuated neighbors updated on the status of their homes and wineries there not knowing whether your boss was standing probably the west and finding out if it had this was not a solo effort there were other vineyard crews from at least one other winery with heavy equipment. Helping fight the fires some out buildings were lost, but im told no homes or wineries in much of the napa side of Spring Mountain<\/a> were last i talked to another winery owner who helped in this effort. She calls berlin a one man army and says what he did help save their community Maureen Kelly<\/a> kron 4 news. Thank you ease in Sonoma County<\/a> who are now cleared to return to their homes are getting some support from county officials. There are 3 locations where evacuees can pick up supplies. Maria Carrillo High School<\/a> and skyhawk park in santa rosa. As well as snow valley, Regional Park<\/a> in glen allen. All you need is proof of residency in the supplies will include garbage bags and 95 masks gloves Hand Sanitizer<\/a> personal hand wipes and safety information. Anyone picking up the supplies must wear a Face Covering<\/a> at all times. The list of support stations is also available on our website kron 4 dot com. Officials are extending the deadline for fema aid to people in 10 Northern California<\/a> counties. It applies to these counties napa sonoma Santa Cruz Santa<\/a> clara. Solano sam, a tail moderate butte and yolo counties. Residents now have until november 21st to apply for fema assistance grants. The previous deadline was october 21st the grants can include money for rental assistance essential home repairs and other serious needs theyre not covered by insurance find out how to register you can also go to our web site again at kron 4 dot com. Well lets look outside and check out San Francisco<\/a> International Airport<\/a> getting the sense of how the weather is shaping up we do know is cooler and it looks like theres fog out there as well hows it going out there. Lawrence yeah looking good as far as the fire conditions last couple days, firefighters really getting some help from the weather as weve seen that on shore breeze. Weve had that cloud cover temperatures running below the average the winds picking up again this afternoon but nothing too strong as weve seen just that afternoon sea breeze kicking with winds 12 to 13 Miles Per Hour<\/a>. Now certainly as an active fire continues to burn that those winds change directions and start to kick up. That could be an issue that could very well happen as we get the weekend right now humidity running very high much of the fire area in fact tonight again youre going to be up 90 relative humidity region, and that means it is going to be very moist. The atmosphere which will slow down the fire again looks like another surge of moisture as we head in toward the saturday but on the backside of that things begin to change thats we start to expect to see more of a northerly wind kicking in tears. A look at one of the computer models picking up on some of the forecast as we take time as we head through the next couple days instead of getting the nice seabreeze all of a sudden we start to see more of a northerly component you see right there beginning to kick in by saturday night you start to see those winds kicking up over 20 Miles Per Hour<\/a> probably stronger than that over the mountain top 30 plus there and thats in where the fire regions are at an Even Stronger<\/a> i think as we get into sunday again a very dry northerly wind kicking in and of course thats a major concern for firefighters, i think well see a couple offshore events this next week starting late saturday night into sunday and monday and then maybe a stronger wind of them by the time we hit next thursday and friday. All right laura, thank you now to the east bay where were learning about the success of an Online Learning<\/a> program in one School District<\/a>, although there are some technical issues one parent tells kron fours Haaziq Madyun<\/a> shes in no rush to return her child to the classroom. It has been 2 months of Distance Learning<\/a> for students in the oakland unified School District<\/a> there has been major progress in getting computers in the hands of students we are in position where the overwhelming majority of our students. Have either a loner considers one of our schools or they received an open invite to our online engage in Distance Learning<\/a> i was nervous coming into this year. And i knew it wasnt going to be the same as being in percent. Rebecca rose omar says overall Distance Learning<\/a> has been a good experience for a first grader but ive been really impressed with level of education that my kid is receiving despite the circumstances, however, technical issues or a lingering problem 2 months into the school year. The Technology Issue<\/a> has been highly problematic than new computers that were just asked out made up or not working properly. What for students when the issues weve encountered was seeing some problems with the the volume control and the microphone on the computers 40s houston in june another online or to shame platforms Distance Learning<\/a> is a temporary solution to usd teachers students and staff safe during the pandemic at this point theres no set date to return to the classroom. To that idea deciding right now in october. A day like january or a specific part of january to go back seems absurd because we have no idea what the cases are going to be like them and were asking for there to be near 0. Rate of that were on it decline and we know that actually its safe but oakland unified School District<\/a> officials are not ruling out returning to classroom instruction at the beginning of the year is still not ruling out january. I was struck on im not rule. Im not ruling anything Haaziq Madyun<\/a> kron 4 news. Coming up at 00 45pm tonight bay area officials pushing for safe injection sites. Why some believe the new effort will help curb addiction up next a center this the preliminaries. Up next the stunning pl hey, my twitter is blowing up dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. Wow, i hear you. So im bringing back my juicy 100 allwhite meat spicy chicken strips combo for only 5. 99 is it the juicy 100 allwhite meat . Or because you can spice them up or cool them down . Or because a little birdie told me you wanted them back really bad. Get my spicy chicken strips combo for only 5. 99. A frightening plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer<\/a> has been foiled Officials Say<\/a> the scheme involved months of planning and even rehearsals to try to snatched the governor from her Vacation Home<\/a>, tim scuba reports. Last night, the fbi. And Michigan State<\/a> Police Arrested<\/a> 6 individuals charged in a federal complaint. With conspiring to kidnap the governor of michigan Gretchen Whitmer<\/a> this alleged conspiracy has been under investigation for months and involves individuals from 19 different communities from one side of the state to the other the government alleges that the accused used encrypted messaging platforms and code words. To avoid detection and they plotted to abduct the governor from her Vacation Home<\/a> on 2 occasions conducted coordinated coordinated surveillance. On the governors Vacation Home<\/a>. Fox in croft in particular according to the complaint discussed detonating explosive devices to divert police from the area of the home and that the Group Successfully<\/a> detonated improvised explosive device wrapped with shrapnel to test its anti personnel capabilities acting under the states Anti Terrorism<\/a> law the state attorney general is now charging 7 additional michigan residents. Whom she claims are members of the Militia Group<\/a> wolverine watchman she alleges they conspired to start a civil war with Law Enforcement<\/a> in addition to kidnapping the governor and had plans to attack the State Capitol<\/a> the individuals in custody are suspected. To have attempted to identify the home addresses of Law Enforcement<\/a> officers in order to target them. Made threats of violence intended to instigate a civil war and engaged in planning and training for an operation to attack the Capitol Building<\/a> of michigan and the kidnap government officials including the governor of michigan after the nestle announcement, the governor spoke to the state from her office in said when she took the oath of office she never anticipated anything like this obviously ongoing conversation on security all will go well beyond this moment. I going to continue to stay focused doing everything they can to keep michigander safe here few months incomes critic 6 news. Still ahead today marks the 3rd anniversary of the deadly tubbs fire we hear from cal fire on what the agency has learned the since then cities face far reopens after being closed for months to the pandemic. Were going hear from the owner and what guests can expect during their visit and at 6. 30 lawmakers weighing in on the Vice President<\/a> ial debate this as a this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. Every active, registered voter will receive a votebymail ballot with a unique barcode. You can track it using wheres my ballot . And youll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. Vote by mail ballots. Simple, safe, secure. Counted. Learn more at vote. Ca. Gov you want to debate you want to defeat the highest position in the land people need to be there in person. Lawmakers weighing in on the first and only Vice President<\/a> ial debate of this election season. But the plan for the next president ial debate is well still being debated washington correspondent kelli meyer tells us lawmakers think should happen next. The reaction from capitol hill to the first and only Vice President<\/a> ial debate is split down party lines respect the American People<\/a> when you tell them the truth were about freedom and respecting the freedom of the American People<\/a> on twitter Georgia Republican<\/a> senator Kelly Leffler<\/a> thank Vice President<\/a> mike pence for standing for freedom. The same interruptions just in a different city North Carolina<\/a> democratic congresswoman, alma adams says pence followed President Trump<\/a>s debate style by interrupting california senator Kamala Harris<\/a> people Georgia Republican<\/a> congressman doug collins said interruptions are part of debating debates are not supposed to be simply you talk you talk and theres no interaction that most people like that you know real the Vice President<\/a> ial debate comes just one week before the next scheduled president ial debate which was changed to a Virtual Event<\/a> until President Trump<\/a> rejected the idea Florida Republican<\/a> congressman greg steube he says the debate should be face to face you want to debate you want to debate the highest position in the land people need to be there in person but co","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia601908.us.archive.org\/15\/items\/KRON_20201009_010000_KRON_4_News_at_6pm\/KRON_20201009_010000_KRON_4_News_at_6pm.thumbs\/KRON_20201009_010000_KRON_4_News_at_6pm_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240716T12:35:10+00:00"}