yeah. friends. [mississippi children's choir "it's me o lord"] ♪ ♪ >> now at 10, a new plan to tackle skyrocketing crime in oakland starting with the for ville neighborhood. plus the jose police under fire. the changes advocates are demanding after a police officer resigned over racist past. but first, we're sprucing up. everything. lights, lanterns, everything.

we are ready. san francisco's chinatown all fired up for next week's apec summit involve the global event is expected to bring a big economic boost. it is already causing a whole bunch of problems for people to live for work here. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks for joining us tonight kron. 4 news at 10, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yeah, the excitement is building in parts of san francisco for the apec summit. business owners are banking on the 20,000 or so people expected to be visiting the city to give them the boost that they sorely need. and city leaders have been saying for days now that san francisco is ready to host this major international event. however, apec is already causing issues traffic nightmares and downtown today, this gridlock lasted about 8 hours, forcing drivers to sit in their cars for almost an

hour to go just a couple blocks. it began after crews shut down 4th street today between mission and howard to put up security fencing near the muskogee center. the only problem, no one with the city ever told people about the closure. >> moving 20 feet 15 minutes his plight. troubled for us trying to get back home. i will take us a good idea because we already have enough traffic problems. >> so i don't think it should be this. >> winston, up this time of day. >> here's a look at road closures that have been announced. the areas in red around. let's go nice. enter and several blocks around the fairmont hotel and not pill will be restricted to the public during a pack and in the green areas only authorized and inspected cars will be allowed. >> protesters continue to make their voices heard ahead of the apec summit today, activists with bay climate actions stood outside the marriott hotel attempting to

deliver petition signatures demanding president biden and other world leaders do more to address the climate crisis. about 200 different organizations are expected to participate in protests throughout the weekend. rallying in support of labor rights and climate justice. >> san francisco's chinatown is getting ready for a pac. the neighborhood, you see it here. all dolled up expecting to host thousands of people and trying to showcase chinatown's all about our conference and thorne caught up with some business owners there and community leaders tonight. >> he is live in the city tonight. dan. >> yeah, vicki for chinatown. the a pack activities actually start a day early with the night market happening tomorrow night and also saturday night with thousands of people coming into san francisco chinatown. a business owners say that they're really trying to show off the city show the good things that are going on and really trying to shake off this negative narrative that

they feel like has recent-y come up. so this could be a huge week for chinatown. >> shops and restaurants along grand avenue in chinatown are getting ready for a big week. pack global trade summit is expected to bring thousands to the neighborhood small businesses. >> we're looking forward to this influx of business. steven lee owns 3 businesses in chinatown, including one of the city's oldest restaurants. sam wo lee says chinatown has been activated because of a pack. >> he also says the summit is an opportunity to showcase to international visitors. what chinatown really has to offer because we're getting a lot of that press. we're saying we're hearing out there that china tells dirty chinatown has crime. >> but i tell you, if you come to chinatown during a packed, you'll find that it's vibrant. you will find that it's safe. you'll find that it's clean. >> the nonprofit be chinatown. coalition is hosting the night

market which happens friday and saturday night. it's a kickoff they hope will show off the neighborhoods, food and culture having no delegations coming from the east and southeast asia. we're hoping put us in the spotlight and we hope that folks can, you know, come and support our small businesses. the clarion performing arts center is also hoping to uplift the image of chinatown. they're offering movie screenings live performances and daily walking tours of the neighborhood. we have a lot of artists living in this community and we want to showcase them. we want people to come and see what we can offer in the arts, the grant avenue follies made up of chinese american women in their 60's. and 80's will also be putting on a number of shows. pretty excited that the whole chinatown is really busy we're sprucing up. everything. lights, lanterns, everything. we are ready.

>> well, as for the concerns with getting around, it is understood that there are, of course, some challenges in terms traffic and also. >> transportation. but chinatown says that they are open and ready for business. and they're hoping that lots of people show up over the next week in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. thank you, dan. yes, indeed. they could use it. >> lumen 8 is bringing back their iconic laser light show for the apec summit. the nonprofit is already lit up the city several times this year. here's a look at some of the scenery that it has illuminated among those sutro tower grace cathedral and coit tower. pretty stunning. the 12 giant laser beams will shine through the city from november. 13th through the 16th. >> well, had a change in the weather around the bay area today may have noticed some of those high clouds cruising in just enough to knock down some of the high temperatures for today. still pretty nice day outside. let's get ready for

your waking up tomorrow morning. a few more clouds likely to be moving into our skies. there's a weak cold front that will be pushing it. so temperatures maybe not quite as cold. still a little chilly starting 06:00am generally in the 40's early on as we head toward 08:00am partly cloudy skies. temperatures going to be moving up a little bit mainly in the 50's outside those we look toward 10. well, we'll start to see those clouds begin to part outside. i think start to squeeze a little more sunshine. still cool on the coastline. generally the 50's there, but 60's elsewhere. what about your weekend? what about next week will track your 10? a 10 with all the weather coming a few minutes. >> thanks. alerts new tonight at 10 police in pittsburgh have released a picture of a man they're looking for. they say in connection to a deadly shooting. investigators say 41 year-old james after shot and killed a man tuesday on capri know avenue just north of martin luther king junior high school. he's considered armed, possibly with a handgun that was used in tuesday's crime. anyone with information on

actors whereabouts is asked to call police. >> authorities in santa clara county are looking for the driver and car connected to a hit and run in possible hate crime on stanford's campus. this is a sketch of the driver accused of hitting an air of muslim student. the victim told investigators the driver made eye contact with him before hitting him. the incident happened on friday and these are some of the of the car and that are similar, at least to the one that involved it is described as a black toyota suv with the tire mounted on the rear of the car. officials say it should have the front passenger side bumper damage from the hit and run. anyone with information is being asked to call chp. >> police in oakland are vowing to do more to protect businesses in the city's fruitvale neighborhood. kron 4 sarah stinson takes a close look at their plan to curb crime after business owners have been asking for more police patrols.

>> people who live in working through vail say crime is rampant right now and increased patrols are long overdue. >> this is a map showing crimes reported in oakland when zooming into the fruitvale neighborhood. there have been more than 500 crimes reported in this area in the last month, including burglary, car theft and assault, stayed >> do something about it. most businesses will shut down at 9 most and owns chemo wireless on international boulevard. he is one of many fruitvale business owners relieved to learn that oakland police will be increasing patrols in the neighborhood, putting our community resource vehicle just to my right. additional foot patrols and dedicated traffic enforcement. mark bt will also be conducting additional patrols at the fruitvale bart station councilmember noel gallo represents fruitvale and says >> he gets calls from people daily who have fallen victim to crimes. he's hopeful patrols will help protect his district, the press. so far

police highway patrol on the is greatly needed. and i welcome that air for done. >> like i said long overdue. we need to do the best we can to protect our families and our children. >> the alameda county sheriff's office will also have additional patrols along the bus, rapid transit corridor. a spokesperson for mayor taos office says the city will be installing 300 automatic license plate readers around the city, including fruitvale. >> high definition cameras with collect evidence more quickly pinpoint identified. vehicles even though still important updates best beginning. and doesn't end here. not for area, but the whole studio full plate. >> oakland police say increased patrols will continue indefinitely and they will assess this new plan every month. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. kron 4 news.

>> governor newsom was in san francisco today unveiling a new tree nursery and education center at the intersection of interstate 80 and 5th street at the foot of the bay bridge. officials say the tree nursery offer visitors opportunities to learn about the benefits of trees. >> there is a lot of money behind them. and you know, they just got pushed through. >> still ahead, francisco fire chief speaking out about the driverless car company cruise after some of its fleet to block fire trucks from responding to emergencies. and we'll tell you about bay area resort. is on the market. perfect for nature lovers and nudists plus. and they're saying he's someone who is unhinged. >> he's someone who is delusional. how lawyers of the man accused of attacking paul pelosi are defending their pelosi are defending their clients in front of a jury.

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>> today we're getting a look at sketches from the first day of the trial for david de pap the man accused of trying to kidnap nancy pelosi and the salt her husband, paul, to pat faces charges of attempted kidnapping and assault on an immediate family member of a federal official both the prosecution and the defense outlined their case before the jury today, prosecutors played new video showing the moment of the attack in full u.s. attorneys dip half had a plan to kidnap former house speaker

nancy pelosi but when dipak realized she wasn't home, he took his anger out on her husband, paul, a dip happes attorneys admitted their clients violent attack on paul pelosi but said that paps motivation for the assault did not match the charges against him. they argued their client was fixated on several targets, including actor tom hanks and governor gavin if found guilty, the pact could be facing life sentence in federal prison. the trial resumes next week. a woman in fremont has been arrested and charged for the death of her 2 year-old son. >> who was said to be exposed to fentanyl, according to police, sophia gastelum-vera drove her son to the hospital last month where he later died. the toxicology report showed the boy had high levels of fentanyl in his system. tonight, officials with the national harm reduction coalition. taking a strong stance against the moms

incarceration. >> naloxone, harm reduction services, substance, use treatments. mental health services, all of would be a better response to a situation like this before or after criminalizing this woman's actions. >> the alameda county da's office says they cannot comment on the case. >> in santa rosa, authorities suspect carbon monoxide exposure led to the death of 2 elderly people. police say they found the victims in their apartment on range avenue. fire crews suspected carbon monoxide as the cause for the deaths and check tol other unit. 5 residents were evacuated from their homes. all other apartments were cleared. fire crews did find a dog in the initial home still alive in a bedroom. it has been turned over to animal control. >> major flooding could be in store for the bay area this winter, new analysis from nasa

show cities along the west coast could become a serious problem if a strong el nino develops. still new happens every few years and has sea levels that are higher than normal. but for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at what we can expect long term and then tracking some pretty big storms. maybe as soon as next week, lawrence? yeah, el nino up the chance, especially start to get into a strong el nino. this el nino has backed off a little bit from a previous forecast. still, we're watching it very closely as it's going to change our weather as we head right into the heart of the rain season. and that really comes for the bay area, the december january and february. so here's the very latest forecast. the long-range forecast for those months as we head toward the middle of the el nino and you can see the big green spot there that bull's eye. yeah, that's kind of right where we live right in the bay area. much of california probably about 55% chance of above normal rainfall for much of

the bay area and central california in well, looks like we could be in for some pretty wet times ahead as we head to that period, at least that's the way it looks right now. we'll just have to wait and see how things work out. the short term, though, we've got some changes coming our way as we've got what looks like an oppressive series of storms rolling into the bay area. not just yet, though, overall, though, right now we're going to see some high clouds beginning to move in as those clouds begin to stretch across our maybe a couple sprinkles in the north bay overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures today backed off just a bit. we had still some fine 66 read the average in san francisco. 65 degrees in oakland, a warm 72 in san jose. but that's one of the warmer spots. some of the numbers just cooling off a tab of some of that cloud cover up above. well, it is getting a little cool out there for tonight. the temperatures running in the 40's and 50's outside right now. and yeah, it looks like the night ahead. probably not quite as cold as it's been. still some of the temperatures. a little chilly already. 46 degrees in santa rosa. 43 in calistoga. and 44

degrees and here we go out the door right now. we've got some high clouds up above. you see him floating on through nothing too bad. the rain, though, is located a little further to the north. you can rican spreading just a little further south of the storm system that's running into the ridge of high pressure that brought us that nice weather over the last couple of days. so it's starting to fall apart. and that's what we're going to see overnight tonight. you can see some passing clouds and small morning and then it looks like we're getting set sail, but appears to be a pretty nice weekend ahead. we'll talk about that and long forecast coming up here in a few minutes. all.right, lawrence. of bay area, a nudist resort. is now on the market. who's interested talking about lupin lodge its tucked away in the hills of los gatos above lexington reservoir, the resort is been beloved by nature lovers and nudists. it is on the market for a whopping 32 million dollars. of course, the price tag includes a winery and a question facilities. if you're familiar with the place, you

know that. but ends up snagging this property will ultimately then have to decide if it will continue its nearly 9 decade legacy as a nudist resort or b turned into something completely know. we shall the police are asking for your help desig ing a logo for their team. the response to mental and behavioral health needs sit is called the integrated health and resources team and the logo will go on the van. if you're interested head to the city's website, the deadline is november. 24th at 08:00pm. all right. the disco international airport. looking told that to live there. >> the airport's dedicating a terminal to honor the late dianne feinstein. organizers say they began working on naming one of the airport's terminals after her for several months now. but feinstein's passing his move, that process forward. there's not yet a date on when the

terminal will be renamed. back by popular demand. the ice is coming back to downtown san jose. this year's ice skating rink opens up next friday at the circle of palms plaza on market street last year. officials opted for roller skating, but there they decided to get back to the ice this year. the event will run until mid-january tickets for the 90 minute session are now on sale. >> and san francisco officers are helping santa and his elves of the toy drive for kids in need this year. this is the 8th consecutive year. sfpd has partnered with walgreens and their christmas toy drive. they're asking residents for support to you can donate new unwrapped toys to one of the participating walgreens between now and december 19th. still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 10 more alleged racist text messages from police officers this time talking about san jose pd. the calls tonight for

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ride share company cruise is laying off workers. this comes after the company suspended its driverless operations across the country and >> recalled all of its vehicles. kron four's noelle bellow joins us live in the studio with more on the collapse of crews as we know it. well, grant and vicki kruse has dealt with a series of safety issues in san francisco. >> for the past several months, the electric vehicles have stalled in the middle of the road. they've hit other vehicles. they're accused of impeding emergency vehicles and most recently a cruise car dragged a pedestrian for 20 feet down the road after they had been hit by another car. and tonight, san francisco's

fire chief talked on newsnation about why they feel cruise cars are not ready for city streets. >> well, i think there is really no regulation on companies. there was a lot of money behind them. and you know, they just got pushed through. crews the department motor vehicles >> now what some of the problems are with it. >> you know, specifically around public safety. and that's what i've been saying all along. you know, firefighters, we we try to use our common sense as much as possible. and i'm not anti technology. i'm just pro public safety and they're still need to be some things worked out so that these vehicles are on the road for everybody because certainly

maybe they will be ever be able reduce, you know, drunk driving incidents. but right now they're still not ready for prime time. >> cruz is currently under investigation by state senator dave cortese. he's looking into how the gm owns company was able to get a permit in the first place to operate and test its driverless cars in california. now, when it comes to the layoffs that cruz announced today, they say workers employed through third-party vendors are who's going to be losing their it's not clear, though, just how many people, those layoffs are going to affect the key grant. >> another chapter for crews. all right. thanks know out. coming up next, the military weapons heading to police officers in the bay area where police say those will be used for. plus, doesn't matter your champions, american or not. >> the for warriors. >> remembering the vets who >> remembering the vets who fought to defend their country

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>> the south bay tonight, some community members are asking authorities to throw out all cases associated with the san jose police officer who allegedly sent racist text messages to a former member of that department. residents joined the naacp today calling for an open investigation and to decertify officer mark mcnamara so he can never serve as an officer again, a civil rights attorney says mcnamara shot a black man who is risking his own safety to disarm a violent man inside a restaurant. >> definitely asking for the

district attorney's office to re review the shooting. okay. i'm do what's right and make sure that officer mcnamara sees his day in court not as officer testifying on the stand, but as a criminal defendant. >> the santa clara da's office says that they are reviewing the text to see if any affected. the case is connected to mcnamara and san jose police chief also says that he agrees with the naacp saying the department is committed to ensuring mister mcnamara cannot serve as a police officer elsewhere. >> san jose police are getting more military weapons last night. city officials approved the purchase of almost 150 projectile launchers as well as 12 drones. the police department says these tools are used only for, quote, critical incidents, but some community members fear the department's use of these tools will increase police violence in the city. no word yet on when the department will receive the new equipment. conversation

between u.s. and chinese official took place today in san francisco, serving as a preview to next week's apec meeting between president biden and china's president. >> the u.s. treasury secretary met with her chinese counterpart for the start of 2 days of high-level talks. first catherine heenan reports from the newsroom. treasury secretary janet yellen not greeted china's vice premier. they pose for photos. she welcomes you li fung to san francisco in a room filled with marigolds and reporters and staffers from both sides. both yellen and the vice premier talked about progress in relations and through translators made it clear there's still a lot to be done considering the fact they say they need each other and safe said. >> the united states has desire to decouple from china. a full separation of fair economy proof the economically disastrous for both of our countries and for the world.

we a healthy economic relationship with china to benefits both countries open time. when we have concerns about specific economic practices such as those prevent american and competing on a playing field. communicate them directly. >> another important task a meeting today to implement the important common understandings between president xi jingping and president biden. >> and yes, this does matter because relations between china and the u.s. are very fragile. there's disagreement on trade, human rights, economic practices. china's refusal to condemn theerussian war in ukraine. both sides also deadlocked on things like spying, accusations. so what janet yellen and her chinese counterpart will be talking about that matters might go a long way and holding things together before the bigger

apec meetings next week. back to you. >> all right, catherine, you know, you can always follow our coverage of the apec conference that on our website kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a page with what you need to know about a pack. all the street closures and the list of events. p>> well, you can expect to se some bart officials if you commute using the transit system in the morning. bart has launched what it is calling a listening tour where riders can talk to bart officials about safety and other concerns in person at stations throughout the bay area. the tour kicked off in oakland and is running until mid december. they'll be holding science part officials will that say meet me at the station. so if you see signs that say that you can could tell what you think as we take a live look outside here at san francisco's trans america pyramid talking about you

know, this apec thing. yeah, it might be a a washout. it could be. what do you say, say that's a very good chance for definitely clean up those streets outside as that rain moves on shore. the winds are going to whip, though. so, yeah, going to feel some traffic and some issues with the weather. i think as we get into next week. >> all right. we took at the long- ange forecast from december all the way into february. this will be a long range forecast. a little bit short of this going to be in the next week. this is the 6 to 10 day forecast and in the models have been really kind of painting this over some time now and with some consistency. so feeling more and more bullish on look at the bay area. look at much of california. all in that area of green some above normal precipitation in the forecast through that period right through the about the middle of the week next week in toward the end. so, yeah, it could get very weather wise around the bay area right now. it's quiet out there towards san francisco. couple high clouds begin to drift in otherwise looking good. partly cloudy overnight tonight, slight chance of a sprinkle, i think in the north bay and then early tomorrow morning,

partly cloudy, early, then partial clearing by the afternoon this weekend. looks good. if you've got plans, that should be a dry weekend with some mild to warm temperatures. but it is starting to get active in the pacific now. and of course, we've had high pressure overhead that ridge starting to break down. you see more systems developing out there in the gulf of alaska. and now we're going to see tomorrow this first front kind of just falls apart as it moves on by and the diminishes. but leave behind a couple of clouds for our friday. but watch what happens after this as we head through the weekend. the weekend looks good. lots of sunshine on saturday. few more clouds on sunday. and then as we get to monday now, yeah, there's a chance we could be talking about some rain. we got to watch area of low pressure. it's really wherever the slow sets up that sets up at this point. we're going to be a lot of rain the south down to southern california where they're going to get all the rain. and so it's been bouncing around a bit right now. looks like a into tuesday and wednesday. we could be talking about some heavy rainfall around the bay area continue into wednesday as well. behind that more scattered showers, maybe even some thunderstorms. so with

that in mind tomorrow, enjoy your day should be decent day. we're talking 60's and some low 70's outside your tent. for pretty active is we're going to see looks like a nice weekend ahead. but then after that, well, we really get the things. maybe some showers in the north bay on monday, rain and wind for everybody on tuesday and wednesday. maybe some thunderstorms. well, there's your a packed for you, right? got everybody coming to what looks like a pretty significant storm. maybe this most significant of the season so easily. and i'm sure they've all california and the drought. never rains in california, right? they're in first a price. yeah. ok, thank's lights. i-4 is honoring veterans voices. tonight. we're going to turn to a story. >> honoring asian americans and pacific islanders who served during world war. 2 folks fought for the u.s. armed forces defending. >> our country despite facing discrimination crowd for stephanie lin walks us through the bay area effort to remember their bravery.

>> here aboard the uss hornet docked in alameda, there's a special exhibit honoring the 4.40 seconds. it combat regiment made entirely of japanese americans who risked it all to fight against the axis powers during world war as people come to that one of things they realize it doesn't matter if you're a japanese american are not. >> these were bought a dog. she spends his weekends preserving history. they were american you know, they all were the same dog tags. they wore the same uniform like other docents here at the 4 42nd exhibit, a dodgy has a personal connection to the black and white photos and medals display. >> remember map american by of war. his uncles fought alongside other nissan or second generation. japanese. >> in the most decorated fighting unit in u.s. military history. >> people like open. why thing? wait a a japanese american units, the most

decorated from the talent, big board look like a they didn't realize it at the time, but they all came out of war. kinda damaged. >> ptsd. i was a kid. he wouldn't. >> talk about a heroic legacy and a painful past. joanne suh chi's father of lawson work to preserve through these displays after pearl harbor. he and 4 of his friends decided to volunteer to in the war. >> his friends went up first world cup occasions and they were all except one by officer looked sent your job. >> you can't you can't join the navy. still, he enlisted after the government asked for volunteers to form a segregated unit of japanese americans. why? >> do you feel that he felt such a need to volunteer his services. >> always felt a very strong sense of being an american. >> was born grew up here.

football and all of the things american kids still part 100,000 men, women and children, all of money, then that's great. >> removed from their home in the perfect war time community. >> soon after the 1941 attack on pearl harbor, the u.s. government forcibly relocated 120,000 japanese americans to detention camps. >> entire community bounded by aware of and guarded by military police. >> their patriotism questioned despite their u.s. citizenship. and so to prove that. loyalty they would fight and they would die for their country. and that's not only for themselves, but this for their families and for future generations of which i am. one 10 june was father and uncles helped liberate french cities from not see occupation. is where. >> the rescue of the last texas battalion took place the regiment notably rescuing some 200 texans soldiers trapped by 6,000. not see troops.

>> a battle that cost many lives. they were the tip of every spear. they were considered expendable. >> what really made this unit relevant or significant was because where maybe they were expected to fail, they succeed. they succeeded over and over and over again. >> he's and they also felt like they something to prove. yes, yes, some of i believe for patriotism. i believe in many cases, a matter of honor. about 18,000 japanese americans served in the 4 40nd, another 6,000 men and women served in the military intelligence service, translating enemy documents and interrogating prisoners of war. top u.s. intelligence officials credit the m i for saving lives and shortening the war by 2 years that entire generation what they did. >> going to camp going to war fighting, injured, suffering ptsd, all these things they suffered 4 our fan, a fit so that i can do the things that

i want to do. our hope is >> the story that the news, a soldier's contributed to the history of world war. 2. >> becomes part of the main story. american story of courage and resilience. they live their model. on assignment aboard the uss morning with photojournalist our talk-show andrus cuts a moment. i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> could inspire entail. learned a lot. for sure. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. sports night. live is next. erin wilson here fill us a lot to talk about. obviously, those sharks back out in the shark tank a surprise to feel blessed. and i have to but then we also have some more about the niners changes happen ahead of the dec ville

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