>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>good evening. thanks for watching. kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. a woman who is an advocate for the on how survived a fire at her new york home just 2 weeks ago. but now she's facing homelessness herself. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. anthony and ronny got out of the burning house with just

the clothes on her back. thankfully, her dog and boyfriend made it out to. >>but she's been struggling ever since the resources given to her are now running out. and she says she could be living on the streets within the next day. a fire erupted in a newark home on the morning of august. 4th. >>stephanie and roddy says she woke up to flames in her bedroom. she's legally blind. so her boyfriend in caregiver pulled her out the to and her dog survived. but the fire destroyed their home was a total loss. everything is gone. the red cross responded and gave them resources and money for a motel and the community donated to and roddy's gofundme page. people heard about it and saw news story in. >>i reached out to sweet guy. time close donations. stuff so josh, put 2 weeks later and they haven't been able to find an apartment, especially one good for her disability and

money is wearing we able to. >>coming up with any funds to continue paying for the motel where? i mean, you sleep on te street somewhere. even looking tends to buy today. and ronnie says she's looking into shelters, but it's hard with a dog on the brink of becoming an house herself. and ronnie came to san francisco wednesday night to bring clothes given to her after the fire that didn't fit to people living on the streets. >>something she's always loved to do so going on. and i know what it's like to be there. so. >>i did that a lot. actually, that's a lot of what fire was many donations today and set up to bring to the city but helping other people is my passion. it would continue in the world. and that's actually really what's helping stay strong, mentally and emotionally right now even with. the circumstances. they can still find ways help other people. >>and roddy also has and i surgery coming up. but

insurance doesn't cover the whole thing. we put a link to her gofundme page on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. thanks, sarah. a 10 acre wildfire near fairfield is 95% contained. the fire sparking this morning forcing evacuations for homes in the green valley community. >>those evacuation orders have since been lifted. crews have been battling the fire in the summer heat. >>kerry impacts that are 45 pounds weight and there trying to get has around the fire. so they're dealing with that not only the heat from the summer sun, but also they're down with the from rating from the from the fire has been busy fire like we did this when we were able to get a good stop on it. we did have additional aircraft ordered for so we were able to hit hard with our aircraft, which is what we've been doing with a lot of our resources throughout the state. >>there are no reports of structures damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation. let's turn to weather com four's lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions there in the north bay, lawrence.

>>and, you know, you get those winds, especially in the afternoon. these fires whip around pretty quickly and the winds fairly strong out there this evening. and that falls in a place where the winds tend to give follow right through the delta and then they really get within as you make your way into county. and so you can see that fire located pretty dangerous spot in the mountains there. but down below those winds pushing in toward, well, what is a very urban area, lot homes of businesses right in this area. and so you get the fire started to burn in this direction. good news. they are control least 95% of that. but got to get little rest of that in control, especially as we are going to see those winds whip and once again. and so you can see in the forecast for some of these winds by tomorrow afternoon, really beginning to rage. you see all the orange and the red beginning to show up as we're going to see some gusty winds developing there. but overnight tonight, check out the humidity. we're going to see an onshore breeze. that breeze, of course, can move the fire along. but the same time we're going to see a whole lot of moisture. so the

atmosphere should be very saturated by tomorrow morning. hopefully we'll have a completely put out by them. >>and so much, lauren swell, it's day 3 of the democratic national convention. highlights include speeches from former speaker nancy pelosi, former president bill clinton and vice presidential nominee. now governor tim walz, dc correspondent basil john has more from chicago. >>vice presidential nominee tim walz is the keynote speaker as the priority for tonight is the highlight what kamala protect americans, but also to shed some light walls is it's. >>it's honor of my life to accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. >>governor tim walz used wednesday night to introduce himself to the country. i wound up. teaching social studies and coach in football. at mankato west high school, the popular minnesota governor highlighted the values he learned growing up. free body

belongs and everybody has a responsibility to contribute. >>and he laid out with vice president kamala harris do for americans as president. boy, do we have the right team? kamala harris'stop. kamala harris's experience and kamala harris is ready. >>killers of the democratic party like former president bill clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi echoed the call for americans to support a country led by harris. >>if you can alike. and let it bring in this breath of fresh air. you'll be proud of it for the rest of your life. i know. >>that vice president harris is ready to take to new heights. >>thursday is the final day of the dnc and vice president kamala harris will take the stage tomorrow night to accept the party's nomination. we're pretty in chicago. and basil, john.

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kron four's your local election headquarters. wednesday was day 3 of the dnc in chicago. their former president bill clinton and merida. nancy pelosi took the stage as well as minnesota governor tim walz formally accepting the vice presidential nomination. for more on how the convention has been going thus far. kron four's noelle bellow and grant lotus spoke with uc berkeley political science professor steve fish. >>it was the obamas night last night. we'll get to this evening coming up. but i know

you've been talking for a long time about how the democrats need to take the gloves off and not be as nice. is that what you saw last night? >>it sure is. this whole convention grant and indeed, this whole last month or so, the democrats have suddenly taken the gloves off for the better part of the past decade. they've been really running running scared of of trump. and that seems to have changed radically ever since biden stepped out and president vice president harris launched very fast. start. they've been ridiculing trump, didn't really taking it to you know, you hear people say recently that saw trump's office game, he's not doing as well. really trump saying and doing the same things that he's always done. the difference is the democrats are dealing with him differently. they're dealing with their own campaigns differently. what we see at this convention is an example of that. this is a lot of celebration i don't think is for as long as i can remember, i've seen this positive an attitude, this much optimism, this much sense of forward movement and celebratory in of

rhetoric of the convention as we're seeing right now. this is a very new democratic party. >>you talk about the gloves coming out of the former first lady, michelle obama last night at one point saying, you know, hope is back. we can feel the hope again. it almost insinuates that hope was getting lost under biden and him being the the candidate. is that how you took that as well? >>well, no, well, frankly, yes, i did. and i think that was the case. it's remarkable. you know, that when biden beat trump in 2000, he save democracy. you know, another trump term would have been a major problem for democracy. and president biden in many ways been a very good president in policy terms in foreign policy and domestic policy. he's got an awful lot done. but what he has not succeeded in doing is kind of re moralizing the party making. people feel great about the democrats again, really taking it to trump in a way that made democrats feel like we were on top. that

seems to be something that vice president harris is good at. and that's what's made all the difference is not policy. it's a matter of approach. it's a matter of approach to campaigning and attitude and under president biden, what we've had is good policymaking, but not so much of that kind of optimism. not so much of that kind taking it to the opponent, gloves off that we're now getting. and i think that's the term that really, really marks this convention in this campaign. we haven't heard much policy from harris. she is a brand new candidate. she hasn't done. a one-on-one interview are held a press conference. you figure tomorrow night's show layout her agenda and her plan to the american people. but you talk about movement candidates who reagan. >>obama in a way trump in 16. do you think that harris is becoming that right now? >>that's a great question. great. and i think the answer is yes, she really is. and movement candidates potentially transformational leaders don't dwell on

particular aspects of policy. they give me their philosophies. you know what kind of policies generally speaking, they're going to pursue. but they don't just dwell on this or that aspect of policy. this is something that president biden has done a lot but if you want to really shake things up, you have to offer a vision that goes beyond specifics on prescription drug prices are infrastructure spending. you can meant that. the key to a strong politician is they wrapped that in a broader vision of what they want for the country. and that's what vice president harris now seems to be doing. >>how much should she focus on wrongdoings tomorrow? because it seemed like at the rnc, trump did not really speak about biden as much as people were expecting him to. are you expecting to hear harris talk a lot about trump? >>i think talk about him. at least a little bit. the key is that you talk about him in a way that kind of doesn't take too seriously. frankly, that ridicules him that doesn't really treat him as the main

act. one problem the democrats have had in recent years as they treat trump is the main act to keep spine. it's a shining the spotlight on trump and acting as if if people see enough of this guide. we'll see just how bad it but the fact is, is that if you're constantly seeding the narrative to the other side, even if the other guy is in in some ways really kind of a bad guy, you're still letting him control the news. trump has been the news for the better part of the last decade with a strong kitty does. is they shine the spotlight on themselves on their own programs on what they can bring the country. so what i would anticipate in vice president harris, a speech tomorrow would be some mention of trump, but then kind of dismissing him and then focusing on her and her own vision. that's a strong candidate does. and that's what i expect vice president harris tomorrow. was listening to the ezra klein podcasts and they're talking about. >>how the polling shows that kamala has surged ahead of trump in. you know, these key

battleground states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. but but when you really get down to the numbers, it's more like a tie. and the democrats could be at risk of getting overconfident. do you see that as a viable concern? >>it's possible. but i think democrats now are not going to be prone to take anything for granted. let's face it until just a month ago or so. the republicans looked like they were bound to win this election. so this isn't a good news is fairly new. i don't anticipate the democrats getting complacent, but that's always a danger. and if they do, they could still, of course, lose this election. right now, vice president harris has the momentum should give more momentum, at least a little bit more from this from this convention. but they have to stay on the attack. they have to keep doing what they've done in the last month. if they just go back to talking about this or that policy concern, they they could still lose this thing. they have to stay on the attack. they have to keep

offering this new mission portraying themselves as this kind of knew generational movement. you know, a real a real political movement, not just a party in search of votes, just as you pointed out earlier, grant. and if they do that, i think they can win in november. and i think they can win big enough. they actually win not just by squeaking squeaking one out on the republicans, abortion bans. but if it's clear that their mission was more appealing and vice president harris and governor walz win by say 4, 5, 6 percentage points and it's not close in the electoral college. they could do more than just putting trump tibet. they could actually deal a blow to trumpism itself to this whole threat to democracy that this country has been under ever since trump won in 2016. that would really be the sign of a new day in american politics. and that now seems to be within reach.

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3rd week of the largest attack on russia since world war. 2 and wednesday, ukraine launched an aerial attack on the russian capital. washing correspondent some lot. brings us the latest. >>ukrainian forces now occupy a portion of the kursk region of russia. the result of the largest attack on russia since world war. 2 generally speaking, russia has really struggled to respond. going let that go down said i'm not ukrainian president says the goal is to create a buffer zone on the border to prevent future russian attacks on ukraine. ukraine's military says it has seized multiple villages and destroyed

bridges. russian state media claims ukraine's attack killed 17 people is certainly demonstrated the creativity and the battlefield prowess of the ukrainians. the russian government says ukraine's invasion has ended any possibility of peace negotiations to end the war. >>which began with russia's invasion of ukraine back in february of 2022. on tuesday at a meeting with mothers of victims of terrorism, russian president vladimir putin said squishy attack on kurz ukraine is trying to destabilize our country. seems to be it's ukrainian president said in a video posted on x his military is achieving its goals. follow green. ukraine's attacks on russia continued overnight. moscow's mayor says russian air defense system shot down. 45 ukrainian drones. they were headed to the russian capital. >>in washington, i'm today some lot. in san mateo

county, the mayor of east palo alto is calling on san mateo and santa clara county to do more to remove homeless encampments. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest details. >>well, for the second time in a week, the mayor of east palo alto is calling on his fellow mayors and local government to do more about homelessness and homeless encampments. this time he's calling for a run

>>it says here, these funds and tackle the crisis collectively as a region, not just in our own but in announcing this new regional effort, mayor lopez stood alone on wednesday. he says that this is an issue everyone cares about. and he is hoping

that leading, by example, we'll get people on board showing that paul to is ready to begin this process and inviting other cities to come to the table to do so in east palo alto, charles clifford kron, 4 news. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step?

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community and the bay area as a whole is mourning the loss of a sports legend. al attles has passed away at age. 87, widely known as the supreme leak kind wise, generous and funny person. i don't spend more than 6 decades with the warriors organization. kron four's grant lotus takes a look back at his life and career.

>>nicknamed the destroyer for his hard-nosed defensive style of play. al attles had more modest plans before the philadelphia warriors drafted him out of north carolina. a and t in 1960, his intentions were to return to his hometown of newark, new jersey, be a school teacher and coach middle school hoops. but it was off to the city of brotherly love for the 5th round or where he would join the most dominant force basketball had ever seen. wilt chamberlain at ul's early claim to fame. he was the warriors second leading scorer with 17 points that historic night in hershey, pennsylvania. when wilt the stilt poured in 100 leading attles often joke about the night he and will combined to score 117. >>people make a big deal about the fact that i didn't miss a shot. very, very simple. it's 5 guys play one man. you should get over what to so would have been, as you know, i was just kind of sneaking

around a little bit hopefully will hopefully we'll get you 5 covid and commit basket. what's go up? >>attles and chamberlain came out west with the rest of the warriors to san francisco in 1962. playing in the cow palace. they made it to the nba finals a couple of years later but fell to bill russell in the boston celtics in 5 games. chamberlain went back to philly in 1965, but i will state and made it back to the finals. and 67, unfortunately, the opponent was the vaunted sixers led by chamberlain. and despite putting up a fight, the warriors went down again this time in 6 games, adults was hired as the team's player coach in 1970, making him the 3rd black head coach in league history a year later, the warriors moved across the bay to that. then 5 year-old oakland coliseum arena at ul's retired as a player after the 71 season but remain the head coach guiding the team to the playoffs 6 times while becoming the longest tenured coach in franchise history.

his benchmark achievement came in 1975. win at ul's lead the warriors to a surprising nba title sweeping the heavily favored washington bullets in 4 games while reminding everyone while he was still the destroyer. it was the only bay area titled the franchise would win until steph curry and company brought the larry o'brien trophy back to golden state in 2015 medals. retired as head coach in 1983. but he always remained a warrior. general manager scout team

ambassador at could be seen in almost every warriors home game in his familiar seat. and oracle, he's the longest tenured employee for a team in nba history. he's been a warrior for 64 years. the team retired his number 16, but the greatest honor for mister warrior. he's 2019 induction into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame. >>only to wound care. sure. because i feel that he would release we're got her of the plans and never imagined my name will become synonymous with 2 wars 16 year-old humble come up with so many great meyer. i didn't have the gifts and tell that most other players did it my way. >>we'll

tonight, the search continues for a missing. 22 year-old in butte county, julio gutierrez was reported missing by his family on sunday. law enforcement later found his car submerged near the afterbay really station reporter chloe curtis spoke with his family and a stockton diver who's helping in the search. >>i just have to be out here. there's not no way i could just be out somewhere knowing he's out here somewhere. >>22 year-old julio gtierrez, a husband and father, his baby girl turning 5 months old. today a hard worker going nowhere. >>coming home. make sure the baby. is provided for us. always one of the plan's 24 7 around his family. naomi herrera says her husband was driving home from seeing family early sunday, but never

made it home. family and friends spending wednesday by the water again, hoping for answers. your tears crash upstream from where the water flows down into the feather river. some very strong and cold conditions that are difficult for even the most experienced divers like one heredia. >>stockton, volunteer diver want heredia heard about the search and for the past 2 days has driven to butte county to search for gutierrez. i'm kind just a need to be on for hours. >>we see what we can do us as dozens in the community have offered their own boats to help in the search. but she wants to see more resources from local law enforcement. joining the search. in the meantime, she's trying remain positive as she awaits any updates about her husband. anyone that can help make no if we need them to. i reached out to the butte county sheriff's office who say the search area is vast, but about 95 miles of it has been covered so far, the sheriff's

office says helicopters are set to go out sometime in the afternoon. it was 5 years ago when santa clara county purchase to bankrupt hospitals and brought them into the santa clara valley health care system. >>now, the county wants to add of 4 to its portfolio. the county has reached a tentative agreement to buy regional medical center was just earlier this month downgraded its trauma center. kron four's dan kerman has been following the story and has the latest. >>new life for e san jose's regional medical center after a roller coaster ride which saw owner hca healthcare first announced plans to close its trauma center and then instead to downgraded from a level 2 facility to a level 3 facility. now santa clara county has announced it has reached a preliminary agreement to buy the 258 bed acute care hospital. >>we will also have the opportunity with the county's acquisition of regional to be able to restore level 2 trauma

services as well as comprehensive stroke and heart attack services at the hospital on ultimately we intend to restore the labor and delivery services that were closed there in 2020? i think i would like to think most of us are pretty excited, especially with everything coming in. >>initial reaction from those who work at regional medical center is positive. patient care is always main progressive. i mean point. so as we're excited to have more opportunities and work with the county and going to be focusing our patients lot more. so we're excited about matter how long it takes acquiring the hospital will not be cheap, though. the price has been set at 175 million dollars. we have recently received some significant. >>reimbursements from fema associated with our covid-19 activity. >>that's a onetime resource that's just come our way. that will significantly help fund the acquisition of regional. in addition, we have the ability to issue least revenue bonds using regional itself as

the collateral. >>if the purchase goes through regional medical center will be the 4th hospital in the county's santa clara valley health care system. county officials say this not only as a plus for those in east san jose, but for residents across the county. >>the county's health system is largely currently at capacity and having regional be part of santa clara valley, health care will allow us to deliver access to care but also access to care in the right places for those that we serve. >>there's still quite a bit to be done before finalizing this agreement. they're hoping to have it completed by the 1st quarter of next year in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

that helps bring the streaming experience to seniors. demuro takes a look in rich on tech. >>streaming can be complicated, but it can be especially tricky for the less tech savvy looking at a new device called jubilee tv, which aims to simplify the streaming experience. but with a twist inlets a caregiver control the box from anywhere remotely using their phone. >>i can turn on subtitles for you. so i'll do that. eric luke is helping his 96 year-old mom stream a movie. i'm actually going to show you a movie. it's called top hat from 1935. he's using a new device called jubilee tv that lets him control her tv from his smartphone. the filmmaker likes the products so much. he posted this theatrical review

video. immediately change the whole nature of our relationship. the device combines characteristics of a slingbox from back in the day harmony. universal. remote your complete control over all aspects of their tv. >>a volume power. and then any box. this have been 2 of the top of this box is actually in ir blaster as well. so all of those things that you're controlling the tv with. >>the signals are coming out of the top of this box and controlling that tv not to stream into ice. we had a device simplifies just teeming, expedient, slug inputs and like an antenna dvr and streaming stick. >>and then use the jubilee app to not only see what's on their tv screen in real time but control any aspect of it. >>changing the channel. turning on captions, raising the volume and more. it is really for family caregivers live in the morning from a scene that a senior who is

trying age in their own home. that's what mom is seeing right now. is that of her trying to describe to you. >>hey, here's what's on my screen. you can just log in and see it. exactly. julie's back live. remote has big, bold buttons. the home screen is uncluttered and focuses on favorites. the device. also let you make video calls. send photos and even have reminders pop up on screen. it's a powerful solution that benefits techie caregivers and potentially less techie loved once my mom's a futurist. so she's where she was ready for all of this. nothing fazes her. >>this is a unique and powerful solution. but my concern is that it might be too complicated and it's expensive. the box itself is $200. then you've got a monthly fee of $29. and that doesn't include any subscriptions. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >>construction crews in colorado made an explosive discovery, a bomb from world war 2. luckily for them, it

was an active reporter. greg nieto spoke to experts about its history. >>in an area just east of the fairgrounds where your perhaps more apt to find dogs or even rattlesnakes. a construction company on earth's an item from our military's past a world war, 2 era training round bomb. these bombs, we go into the earth and >>no one bothered to recover. and back then you're a polk county sheriff's office says the device was found yesterday just off of quincy road on south robertsdale way. people just like keeping the meant. those are souvenirs from their time in the service on squad commander, bradford broskie says the area is known as the former lowry bombing and gunnery range, the bomb and hurt your call, the dummy round or a practice it's something that soldiers to

hone their skills. commanders roski says this is hardly a first find. take a look at other recovered a military ordinances found in the county this year alone. the biggest thing i've ever recovered was practice depth charge. so it was probably this big and that one actually has explosives. thankfully, that was not the case. this time around. >>you're watching. kron on will have more z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. they say the hardest part of getting something done

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because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. of art in walton county, florida continues to grow earlier this month, curators expand at the world famous exhibit to a total of 47 unique sculptures from artists all across the globe to get a

behind the scenes look, reporter kimber collins has more on the project designed to enhance marine life. >>7 new sculptures have joined the underwater museum of art off the coast of walton county. it is the nation's first permanent underwater sculpture exhibition. and it's a fantastic dive site but also creates valuable habitat for marine fisheries. the new sculptures made by local and for an artist are unique and interactive site thrown is pretty awesome from this year. it's a it looked big going down. but then when you actually get down there in a diverse, isn't it used realize how actually huge it is and then another one by a local artist called ring my bell by bradley. touchstone. really, really cool interactive that another enacted to see that. >>guess as a bell that you can actually bring down their sounds a little different underwater that top side, but still really cool after the 6th annual deployment on august 8th hartley said the project is a success as the years have gone on.

>>how quickly the marine life jumps right in there. we had turtles, goliath, groupers and sharks like day of deployment. so really, really exciting to new for 2024, the group's found a way to connect all of the structures for easier navigation. you can anchor in a safe zone that's away from the sculptures and then just kind of swim from one culture to the next boom is a partnership between the cultural arts alliance of walton county in the south walton artificial reef association partly said they will continue to expand this site for years to come in. walton county, kimber collins news, 13 panhandle, strong. >>in entertainment news, jennifer lopez has filed for divorce from ben affleck. plus, taylor swift released a new music video for her song i could with a broken heart. jeremy parsons has all this and more in the entertainment report. >>guys, jenny from the block is now jenny on the market as jennifer lopez officially files for divorce from actor ben affleck. this coming after about 2 years of marriage and just months after she released an entire movie about being

unlucky in love. and finally finding whenever someone asked me what i wanted to be when i could love. was not only that she released that star-studded amazon prime movie. this is me now a love story. she then proceeded to drop a documentary about the movie. also featuring ben affleck. >>and to me twice, just financing i'm writing dancing in city, unified. >>now after the movie's floral j lo dropped a love album featuring this song. dear ben, part 2. kentucky on hold. >>so that's dear. been part 2, which is a follow-up to j. lo's original dear been tracked released in 2002. now

to give you some context here, the couple reportedly met on the set of julian 2002, then got engaged later that year, 2 years later in 2004, they announced the engagement was off. then fast forward to 2022. jennifer announces that they are back together and they tied the knot. that brings us to today with the official filing of their divorce. now is the official end to bennifer permanence. only time will tell. and more music and heartbreak news. taylor swift released a new music video for her song. i can do it with a broken heart. the video shows tons of behind the scenes clips from the era's tour, including footage of rehearsals for setup, even how she moves around beneath and behind the very cool

stuff. taylor just finished her shows at wembley stadium in the uk. she's off to take a quick break before heading to toronto in november. that is your team report here in hollywood. i'm jeremy parso

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. there are several california heavyweight supporting vice president harris as the democratic presidential candidate and nancy pelosi has been seen as the architect behind president biden's decision step down as the nominee himself at the dnc. tonight, pelosi spoke about biden's achievements asked president before quickly pivoting to harris. >>i've known kamala harris for decades. personally, i know or a person of deep faith officially. she is leader of strength and wisdom and eloquence on policy. how plays. she is astute and strategic and winning difficult elections quickly securing the nomination with dignity and grace and choosing

tim walz as our vice president. >>when i see no speaker was minnesota governor tim walz formally accepting the party's vice presidential nomination. we'll bring you his message with a live report from chicago coming up tomorrow as we continue with a 4. and a democratic national convention wrapped up 93, the biggest speeches were from former speaker nancy pelosi, former president bill clinton and now a vice presidential nominee, governor tim walz, dc correspondent basil john has more from chicago. >>vice presidential nominee tim walz is the keynote speaker as the priority for tonight is the highlight what kamala harris to protect americans, but also to shed some light on who was its. it's the honor of my life. >>to accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. >>governor tim walz used wednesday night to introduce himself to the country. i wound up. teaching social

studies and coach in football. at mankato west high school, the popular minnesota governor highlighted the values he learned growing up. 3 body belongs and everybody has a responsibility to contribute. >>and he laid out with vice president kamala harris do for americans as president. boy, do we have the right team? kamala harris's top. kamala harris's experience and kamala harris is ready. >>miller's of the democratic party like former president bill clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi echoed the call for americans to support a country led by harris. >>if you can alike. and let it bring in this breath of fresh air. you'll be proud of for the rest of your life. i know. >>vice president harris is

ready to take to new heights. >>thursday is the final day of the dnc and vice president kamala harris will take the stage tomorrow night to accept the party's nomination. we're pretty chicago and basil, john. >>a legally blind woman who is an advocate for the unhoused survived a fire at her new york home just 2 weeks ago. now she's facing homelessness herself. so kron 4, sarah stinson talk to her and has the latest details. stephanie and ronnie got out of the burning house with just the clothes on her back. thankfully, her dog and boyfriend made it out to. >>but she's been struggling ever since the resources given to her are now running out. and she says she could be living on the streets within the next day. a fire erupted in a newark home on the morning of august. 4th. >>stephanie and roddy says she woke up to flames in her bedroom. she's legally blind. so her boyfriend in caregiver pulled her out the 2 and her

dog survived. but the fire destroyed their home was a total loss. everything. >>is gone. the red cross responded and gave them resources and money for a motel and the community donated to and roddy's gofundme page. people heard about it and saw news story in. >>i reached out to guy. time close nation's. stuff so much, josh, put 2 weeks later and they haven't been able to find an apartment, especially one good for her disability and money is wearing we able to. >>coming up with any funds to continue paying for the motel where? i mean, you sleep on the street somewhere. even looking tends to buy today. and ronnie says she's looking into shelters, but it's hard with a dog on the brink of becoming an house herself. and ronnie came to san francisco wednesday night to bring clothes given to her after the fire that didn't fit to people living on the streets.

>>something she's always loved to do so going on. and i know what it's like to be there. so. >>and i did that a lot. actually, that's a lot of what fire was willie donations today and set up to bring to the city but helping other people is my passion. it would continue in the world. and that's actually really what's helping me stay strong, mentally and emotionally right now even with. the circumstances. they can still find ways help other people. >>and roddy also has and i surgery coming up. but insurance doesn't cover the whole thing. we put a link to her gofundme page on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. thanks so much, sara. flames and dark smoke were seen billowing out of a condo in antioch earlier today. firefighters say the flames started from the middle union in this home. >>crews rescue 2 dogs and evacuated everyone from the building. one person was hurt, though. and one of the dogs unfortunately died. the cause

of the fire, though, is still under investigation. and a 10 acre wildfire near fairfield is now 95% contained. the fire sparking on wednesday morning, forcing evacuations for homes in the green valley community. those evacuation orders have since been lifted. crews have been battling the fire in the summer heat. >>kerry impacts that are 45 pounds weight and there trying to get hose around the fire. so they're dealing with that. not only the heat from the summer sun, but also they're down with from rady from the from the fire has been busy fire likely this when we were able to get a good stop on it. we did have additional aircraft ordered for so we were able to hit hard with our aircraft, which is what we've been doing with a lot of our resources throughout the state. are no reports of structures damaged and the cause of the fire is currently under investigation. kron four's lawrence karnow tracking the conditions there in the north bay. lawrence, what can they expect? >>we some gusty winds, cold front that's approaching the bay area today. and right now the winds, yes, breezy out

there. we've got some 14, 15 mile an hour winds in and around the fire location and right to the east of where the fire is. there's a nice little valley there. and in that valley. so a lot of homes and businesses in that area. so a dangerous place to get a fire started. the good news is they've got a pretty good control on that right now, but they want to get all the way out. that's for sure. and i think a favorable condition to do that. as we take you through the night tonight, this is a look at some of the humidity and that is well on the increase overnight. we're going to see a very strong push from low clouds and fog. that means lot of moisture in the atmosphere. so any the flames still burning there now will slow down quite rapidly as we head toward tomorrow morning. of course, by the afternoon, that's a different story. start to dry things out. and that's when those winds are whipping. we're going to see things get very gusty. i think as we head toward the afternoon tomorrow, some of those places in and around that fire may be some 20, maybe some 30 mile an hour. plus gusts as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. >>thanks, lawrence. tonight, a teenage boy is recovering after being shot near galileo.

high school police say it happened this afternoon on north point and polk street in the russian hill neighborhood. students say they were forced into an hour long lockdown because of this. >>me and my friend and classmate. we just heard a pop. we are going into lockdown. was just oh, my goodness. i guess somebody actually got shot. i don't know if air. in this school. i not. i guess that a slight worry, but not too much. >>officers say nobody else was hurt and that the boy shot has non life-threatening injuries. they also know they were unable to find any suspects. so they ask anyone with information to give them a call. in the east bay. police are looking for a robbery suspect who shot a store clerk at a 7.11. the robbery happening this morning in san leandro on william street and san leandro boulevards. investigators say the clerk and suspect got into a brief struggle before the employee was shot in the stomach. the clerk is in stable condition.

police are investigating and ask anyone with information to reach out to them. >>and less teenagers are getting behind the wheel. federal highway officials say in the last 4 decades they've seen a drop of nearly 20% when looking at 19 year-old with a driver's license, they say more teens are choosing to now take public transportation or just letting their parents drive them. instead, industry experts believe higher costs for car repairs and insurance have also made driving less desirable for teens. meantime, a new study shows many ensure drivers are not actally using their insurance. the online lending marketplace company. lendingtree says 39% of insured drivers who have been in an accident choose to pay for repairs out of pocket moos said it was because of the damage being small, but others said other deductibles were higher than the cost or they didn't want to ensure insurance increase. >>if you're watching kro

>>authorities now believe a man found dead in a manhole was inside the underground vault attempting to steal pg and e copper wiring. authorities found the body while investigating an explosion. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest details. >>a potential crime uncovered enrichment extremely dangerous richmond police department now involved trying to figure out how long a person have the digging underground attempting to steal copper wiring from pg need. it all started to unravel tuesday when an explosion was reported on

south second street and cutting boulevard. there was evidence was located showing that the victim was possibly involved in the theft of copper wiring. >>when he came in contact with high voltage electrical source. >>now, sanchezis the public information officer for the richmond police department >>we don't know if you have there more than once. we do know based on again evidence there some intricate foot, 14, someone panels that you have to have taken some time to organize and the man hole in the wall too to to get in. so they knew what they were doing. sanchez says crime scene investigators found a catwalk built underground. they also found this. >>loose copper wiring department has been dealing with copper thefts quite some time. and it still continues to be an issue in the city of richmond. and we've had some success and through the help of the public alerting

suspicious activity around street light poles that it took nearly 11 hours to remove the body safely from the underground vault. fire officials say that the operation was precarious. do to the dynamic nature of the >>pretty complex operation. there's a lot of hazards for this entry. had a mitigated every concerned about for entry team. there is significant amount of electrical just school and running through his fault. there's also about 4 to 6 feet of standing water at the bottom of power was shut off or nearly 1500 customers for several hours due to the explosion at the vault. >>pg e has a major substation in the area. richmond police say that they are working with pg e on the case. theresa kron, 4 news. >>patelco credit union customers. personal information including social security numbers were accessed during this summer's widespread data breach. kron

four's michael thomas has the latest details. >about half-a-million patelco credit. union members are worried about their information being put on the dark web. i spoke with one woman who says she woke up to find that her information was on the dark web and it was all leading back to the ransomware attack that happened in june. go credit. union says on may 23rd and unauthorized party gained access to its network leading to a ransomware attack on june. 29th. >>it caused thousands of members have limited access to their money and bank accounts. and that includes sherry. in fact, she says her information was breached. i and she's not alone. patelco confirms that multiple members first and last names along with their social security numbers, driver's license numbers, dates of birth and e-mails were all access by the attackers. in response, a

credit union is apologizing for the attack reevaluating its security practices and offering members to for years of identity theft, monitoring through experience. but sherry says when she tried to use that free code, well, this happened. love >>as of now, no exact number is known on how many members were victim to the identity theft. but sherry says she was and she still waiting for her account to be fixed. and that includes funds that went missing. she felt this this morning as she was at the atm, very uncomfortable. now. >>she goes on to say that numbers have put together a class action lawsuit in as we get more details regarding that and information from telco. we'll keep you updated. that severely does reporting in the east michael thomas, i'll send it back to live in the studio. a boy was injured

in a shooting near a high school in san francisco this afternoon. it happened not about a block from ghirardelli square kron four's love a good and has more. as we are told that that shooting took place around 12, 30 today, just a few feet away from the high school. >>now, students tell me that they saw police gathering right in from the store behind me. now, take a look at this video from earlier that caught some of that moment. now, police were called here to polk street and found that a teen boy was shot later. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. now police say he appears to be the only one injured and they were unable to locate any suspects. one

student i spoke with says they were told a teen was shot in the leg and the schools forced into hour lockdown. guess me and my friend and classmate. we just heard a pop. >>we are going into lockdown now. it's just oh, my goodness. i guess somebody actually got shot. i don't know if there. in this school are not. i guess that a slight worry, but not too much. >>and that senior who i spoke wth says that this is the first time he's ever experience a lockdown like this. that was not a drill and says many of them are very shaken up and police are still looking for any suspects in are asking for anyone. the community with information to please come forward. and san francisco, let's go kron. 4 news. >>rodon's overrunning a livermore neighborhood in recent months. bowls have increased in numbers. they're causing damage. and the problem has the alameda county vector control team's attention. kron four's believe took all reports. >>those are the voles. susan

caldwell had a problem with gophers when she moved into her livermore home about 30 years ago and smoke them out of their holes to get rid of them and it worked. there was giant one over here. it wasn't until earlier this year that coldwell started noticing holes popping up on the ground in her backyard. again. and then her sister one day i sitting at the table are literally saw. >>a flower disappear down round. and so they've gotten to only a flower bed is turns out the culprits are volz also known as meadow or field mice, small rodents related to lemmings and hamsters smaller than a red and bigger than a mouse. caldwell says that the critters have been a nuisance, but fortunately, the damage they've caused has not been costly. >>and they have not made it inside the house and fields behind me and fields across the street from me. i don't know. maybe there's more

moisture here. it's been dry and hot told wells community is just off 5.80, and a few for neighbors also being paid visits by alameda county health is aware of the issue. and in a statement says, quote, >>the vector control team at alameda county health environmental health department is actively monitoring the increase in both populations and is working closely with affected residents and cities to address concerns. while vo populations fluctuate naturally generally increasing every 3 to 6 years increased housing development has contributed to the current situation right now. it's the end of the year. should i just wait let the rain do is staying in and >>hopefully they go away on their own. maybe. >>and if not, >>will tangle next year. victor control says although volz carry diseases risk to humans is low, the typically try to avoid homes and structures in livermore. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. secretary of state antony

blinken is back in the u.s. without the cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas as the war continues in gaza, tensions at home continue to simmer on tuesday, plice arrested pro-palestinian demonstrators outside the democratic national convention. capitol correspondent jessi tenure has more from washington. >>is of the essence u.s. secretary of state antony blinken left the middle east with no cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas blinken blamed hamas for the hold up. we're going to do everything possible.

>>one get hamas on board with the bridging proposal. >>back home in the u.s. pro-palestinian protesters are losing their patience, a danger to our city. chicago police superintendent larry snelling says officers arrested at least 55 protesters on the second night of the democratic national convention. they showed with the intent on committing acts of violence, vandalism, other protests around the dnc remain peaceful. missouri congresswoman cori bush is one of the protesters demanding a permanent cease-fire and arms embargo is heartbreaking to have to. >>we need for the safety of children. some protesters have quietly tried to get that message inside the dnc. but a michigan delegate was escorted out of president joe biden's speech monday night. you know banner during biden's. the decider, the president was one of the few speakers to address the issue on stage. those protesters out the street. they have a point. a lot of

innocent people are being killed. florida congressman mike waltz, a republican is also in chicago and says democrats will suffer the consequences of their division on this issue in november. that's going to be reflected, especially the jewish american voters in the polls in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>we'll contin

among the thousands of democrats attending the democratic national convention in chicago this week. several 100 are from right here in california. in fact, california is dnc delegation is the largest of any state capitol correspondent. eytan wallace gives us a look at who's in the delegation and their message for the

campaign. >>what we're talking nearly 500 people in california's dnc delegation and they say the fired up. >>it's time for us to do the right and that is to elect kamala harris as the next president. >>this was the moment governor gavin newsom announced to the nation. california's 496 party delegates attending the democratic national convention officially endorsed kamala harris for president. but just who are these delegates? some of them are people you've probably heard of like the governor himself and other leaders like california's 40 democratic members of congress, the state party automatically designated them as delegates. but the vast majority of the other delegates from california were elected either by their local democratic party chapter or the statewide party. among them, the briseno of orange county. i'm so excited. i got to tell you, that's how she feels about california is very

own kamala harris becoming the democratic party's nominee for president. she's vibrate. she's dynamic. she's courageous and we re feeding off of >>that courage. i'm just very enthusiastic. i'm passionate. 19 year-old stanford university student christian figaro is one of the youngest delegates. he says the next generation of democrats like him believe the momentum is on their side. young democrats are just fired up and ready like myself to support vice president harris. i you know, at least for for myself, i was very enthusiastic and very passionate about supporting president biden and his reelection campaign. >>but i think now what we're seeing is just a complete new wave in shifts to people who are democrats, non democrats, just young people just all of a sudden getting so passionate and so excited to elect terrace. the first woman president, but california republicans believe harris momentum will soon fizzle out. think there's definitely a honeymoon period that's going but i think the honeymoon is gonna come to a close very quickly after the dnc. she's

going to have to debate president trump. and i think that president trump is so ready to take on kamala harris on that debate stage and we're going to see and america's going to see she her have to defend those policies that she's had not just for the last 3 and a half years, but the last 20 years here in california. >>and california's dnc delegates tell me their work is just beginning when they return to the golden state. at the end of the week, they'll have just over 70 days until election day, november 5th reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>the trump campaign is crisscrossing the country this week throughout lee, their voters, his ticket trying to pull focus from the democratic convention and build momentum ahead of the election. washington, d.c. correspondent hannah brandt has the latest from the campaign trail. >>a rally in north carolina and 75. take this country back. former president donald trump and his running mate, jd vance turned their focus to

national security. every dictator tyrants and terrorists on the planet knows that they can get away with. >>murder. and there. >>kamala and crooked joe trump the country is in danger because of democratic policies on foreign relations and immigration. if we give kamala harris a promotion and make her the president of the united states. >>the southern border is going to look like walmart on black friday. ladies and gentlemen standing no good. and they attacked vice president harris on the economy to she gets 4 more years. you get to see jobs vanished. millions and millions will vanish in inflation will completely destroy our country. >>republicans say the other side isn't focused enough on policy proposals. they're disrupt, running on joy and promises which don't help people dig out of the debt that they're in or be able to afford the groceries. congresswoman nancy mace argues vice president harris hasn't been specific about her plans. donald trump is the only presidential candidate right now actually talking about the issues. and congressman mike waltz says

not only does the trump campaign have a plan, they have a track record. we're confident that people will look back at what worked. >>and what president trump will do again for their wallet for our security and for peace around the world. tomorrow, trump heads out west to campaign in arizona in washington. i'm table. tennis m

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country. dizzy now is no longer asking the court to dismiss the case. brought by jeffrey piccolo. he is the husband of a new york doctor who died of an allergic reaction at a restaurant in florida at disney springs last october. he is suing disney for $50,000 claiming that the waiter assured them that the food was prepared without not sun. allergies. but his wife doctor cannot king. she won collapse less than an hour after eating at raglan road. the 42 year-old later died at the hospital because of those reported allergens. disney initially argued that could not sue because he signed up for a one-month trial subscription of disney. plus, back in 2019 and signed up for an account on disney's website where he got the tickets for this visit and in the fine details, it states that any suit against the company will be settled out of court. but disney now changing their stance saying in part at disney, we will strive to put humanity above all other considerations with such unique circumstances as the

ones in this case, we believe the situation warrants a sensitive approach to expedite a resolution for the family who have experienced such a painful loss. it's also worth noting here that this is not a disney restaurant. it's owned by a 3rd party, but it's it's and disney on land and piccolo is suing disney because on their website, they have also posted that the restaurant is allergen-free. kelsey kernstine is nation.

>>from dusty small town roots of the glitz and glamour of hollywood to commander-in-chief. reagan is the cinematic journey of a man who overcame the odds. it's

all cloaked breaks down. the new bio pic in the entertainment report. >>dennis queen steps into the role ronald reagan in the drama that takes us from his childhood all the way to the oval office. >>i will be frank with you that as a citizen, i would not like to see any political party outlawed on the basis of its ideology because i still believe mr. chairman, that democracy handle reagan >>you it wasn't special journey and thing right from the very beginning that to be another war right here at home. is on one side. the >>the young ring inside plane basically from lifeguard until he started calling sports came so like 16 to like 29 years old. i was lifeguard father returned is not to. and how to read the current. >>although know what our paths we may have something else in

mind god may have a different purpose for us. >>i was randall kgb officer. my first intelligence assignment. it says actor and union and the great moments was really effective in his leadership world was benefited from you know, pairing. >>and to me you want to make a difference. >>and as he put it so beautifully is i would have lost my soul of haven't come into my life. governor reagan again. >>typically is against such a proposal. you go again. >>take a there's nothing in retired governor can do so that's a president. >>now you can do a thing or 2. she really helped him and supported him to you know, governor california. later president, i think is she so wholeheartedly believed in and what does the president know and when did he know it? i

want you to >>came along at a at the perfect time for america, shot. >>reagan heads to theaters august 30 us with your report. i'm doug kolk. >>only modest gains for stocks following the release of the fed meeting minutes. and ford is dimming its electric vehicle efforts. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the minutes of a recent fed meeting are released today and it showed that a rate cut next month likely now that should have sent stocks soaring today. but stocks modestly higher. there's a good reason for that. wall street already anticipates a rate cut next month. so that is already baked into share prices. and that's why we didn't see the needle move too much today on friday, however, fed chief jerome powell is scheduled to speak at an economic forum if he's more emphatic about not just a rate cut next month,

but also possible rate cuts in october and november. i think we can expect to see stocks move a lot higher if that is indeed the case. also, there was a 30% downward revision in job creation from march of last year until march of this year. not a big surprise, though. the fed is deliberately trying to slow the economy to bring down inflation. and that reflects that among individual stocks. shares of target up 11% today after the company reported better than expected quarterly earnings shares of macy's. meanwhile, down 13% after the company cut its sales outlook for the rest of the year. and speaking of sales outlooks, let's look at ford. the company is down, shifting its electric vehicle plans announcing it's going to scrap an electric suv and it's going to delay a new electric pickup truck until 2027. ford says it lost about 2 and a half billion dollars on its ev division in the 1st half of this year because ev sales are slowing for its not the only car company to face this most

carmakers are also facing serious headwinds when it comes to ev sales. and that raises questions about the country's ambitious goal of transitioning to an entirely ev future. back to you. >>more news now.

let's get a check on your weather here. there's a bit of rain coming into the forecast to break it all down. we have kron 4. she'd rolla. just lawrence karnow here. low clouds and fog return of the coastline. the temperatures. >>get knocked down just a bit too. we're going to see at least a chance of rain for the bay area does well, but that's pretty unusual, especially for this time of year. but here comes we've got clouds rolling in right now, not rain clouds,

most touches fog, maybe just deep enough muncy a little drizzle along the coastline as we head toward tomorrow. so that being said out there right now, the clouds stretching across the bay, temperatures taking some places, much 11 degrees cooler in napa, 7 degrees cooler hayward, 9 degrees cooler in half moon bay and all around those temperatures dropping off to a nice outside. 67 degrees right of the average in san francisco. 74 in oakland, 83 in san jose. 86 and live more 87 degrees in concord and 86 in santa rosa. but i think tonight you're going to see plenty of clouds out there and a deep marine layer stretching well onshore clouds early tomorrow morning, partly cloudy by the afternoon. and then those clouds is really thicken up tomorrow night into friday. and that's when we have that chance of rain. very unusual dropping in. usually we're not talking about a cold front coming off the gulf of alaska. this time of year. usually when we get rain in the bay area in august, it's usually because of some tropical system may be a hurricane or tropical storm kind of falling apart. some of that moisture gets wrapped up around. high pressure comes back in the bay area's the monsoon. but this

is a whole different type of storm. this coming with that colder air of the gulf of alaska. not real big storm, but we can get a little wet out of that. would that be something as the system comes through? so already seeing some rain making its way up toward washington and oregon, but it will be dropping southward as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow. kind of camping off the coastline. the winds will be ramping up. you feel the temperatures. noticeably cooler as we head into the afternoon on friday. that may be the best chance gets rainier and again, doesn't look like a whole kind of dropping through into saturday morning as well. and then things change. but look, what's important here is we're going to see some significant amounts of rain possibly in northern california. in fact, we could be talking about 3 quarters inch of rain there. if they get that, that's good news to help put out the fire. the downside is because the burned scar now there the potential for some flash flooding there and some debris flow. so watching that very closely here in the bay area, we're going to see a difference, a narrow here. we're going to see a lighter rain. fact, just a few hundreds likely here in the bay area may turn out the heavy drizzle south of the golden gate bridge. temperatures tomorrow, 60's along the coastline with some of that patchy fog. there

inside the bailey be a little bit warmer. 69 degrees in burlingame. then warming up as you head down the peninsula. so some pretty nice weather. i think tomorrow, just noticeably cooler in spots, even in the tri valley. some those temperatures hovering into the mid 70's. so i think overall they're going to see a nice change coming our way. the temperatures running well below the average friday. there's that chance we could see a couple of scattered showers, maybe even some real rain drops. but then as we look at long-range, how about that? it snaps right back. we talk about near 100 degree temperatures as we head toward the beginning up next week. >>we begin on a somber note. naismith hall of famer out at ul's died yesterday his home in oakland at ul's was one of the most prominent figures in the history of the golden state warriors organization. he was nicknamed the destroyer on the court because of his intense play. but off the court, he was a soft-spoken man who was a friend to so many in the basketball world. he was drafted by the philadelphia warriors in 1960 and became a fabric of the organization. he was a gritty

player, of course. but then became a championship-winning coach in 1975. his rick barry lead team defeated the heavily favored washington bullets in a four-game sweep, giving the warriors their first ever nba championship. he also served as the general manager for the dubs. and finally, as a team, ambassador until his death attles was 87 years old. may he rest in peace? hard to said way from that. the giants looking to sweep the white sox. beautiful weather in the bay. bottom of the 4 giants down a run. one offer tyro estrada. he grounds it. >>into right. ellie is ramos scores the giants tied up at 2 apiece. very next batter. casey schmitt. chases one high and that ends the rally end the ending. the giants left 15 men on base and struck out 12 times today. >>top of the 9th same score bases loaded for corey lee. he

shoots one back up the middle. >>the throw to 3rd. want to hit the runner in the lane gets away. and the white sox take the lead, the drive going to lose. 62. they did take 2 of 3 from the white sox. but to just team, you got a when you are in san francisco situations, get out it out to oakland a's hosting the rays looking to bounce back from a one. nothing. first inning. no score. jj bleday to solo shot. >>to get the party started his 17th home run of the season. the a's grab the early one. nothing lead. move it to the 5th tied at one runner on for yandy diaz. and that's going to go off the wall in right-center field. that puts the rays up 2 to one onto the 6 same score. lawrence butler, as second for brent rooker. and that's a single for rooker. and, you know, butler got some wheels on him. he

scores from second. we got a tie game 7th inning, jose siri. he hit the game winning home run last night. how about a little day job, though, that one almost reese mount davis, 423 feet. second straight game winning home, run against the atf for against oakland alone. this season rays win 4 to 2. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie hing and have a g rest of your night.

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