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>>and with our top story tonight, a major part delay in the east bay. it's the second issue at macarthur station this week. several stations are currently closed because of an equipment problem on the track. the clothes stations include all the yellow line tops from west oakland to rockridge as well as lake merritt and ashby. bard first reported the problem shortly after 08:00pm buses were seen picking apart riders at ross bridge station this evening. there is currently no estimate when the service would be restored. systemwide bar dealt with a major delay just this monday after smoke on a train at macarthur station forced evacuations, service was restored about 2 hours after this. and city leaders in oakland hosted their first of several community round tables over the next week. the goal is to listen to the community and hear their concerns over crime in oakland. it's also to tell the community what the police and fire departments are doing to make life better

as kron. 4 shock moment shows us there was a heated debate. >>if we can't wait, we can't wait for people to get her indicted for >>place he has gone. gerald somewhere has called oakland home for 70 years. he's no stranger to crimes in his community. he got his car stolen and now doesn't drive. this is the first time gerald says he's seen oakland's leadership like this all in one room. what do you what do you want to how something that's going really work friday night, the city of oakland hosted the first of what's expected to be a series of community town halls. it also comes off a deadly week in the city. 5 people were killed in the last 7 days with 2 of the deaths happening just 24 hours ago. i'm a firm believer that if you want something done, you need to get up and do something. she love. richardson lives in west oakland and says this meeting

is a long time coming here. not seen the results like we're supposed to so a lot of frustration and helplessness. she wants to see that hope. >>and action. we know we can do that. city leaders took the opportunity to talk about the efforts of increasing police stopping chief floyd mitchell touting about violent crime in oakland is down by 15%. >>this was his first community meeting since starting the job as oakland's top cop. you want to believe we're not securing i'm telling you are seeing reduction. that reduction in crime was a point of contention. >>i'm not seeing that. i'm not seeing a reduction in mary merrick has lived in oakland for 30 years. she wanted to see more of an open style forum. instead, the city took questions by britain note only merrick says that's led no real debate. it was it was too controlled and it gave me new information. chief florida mitchell says this meeting was critical. we asked them about the reduction in violent crime in the city and how most people that crossed for has interviewed say they just

don't feel it. if you are a victim of a crime, you don't really care what the numbers say. you have been victimized and you want that address. so i i feel their frustration. but >>one of the metrics that a lot of communities measure their policing by is the numbers. so. >>the numbers are what the numbers are and those numbers, chief michel says will stand for themselves as they continue to build more community relationships. now the city of oakland is planning more of these events to bring the police chief fire chief and other members of the city. >>to the community and talk about what's happening. if you do want to attend any of those meetings, you are expected to rsvp online reporting here in oakland, jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>onto a shooting near an elementary school in dublin today left one person dead. the shooter remains on the loose tonight. it happened around 2.30, this afternoon at the emerald park apartment on hosley and a drive near daughtry elementary school. officers say they found a man with a gunshot wound to the head and a man living at caught apartment complex said he was shocked.

>>very, very quiet. it's all family family oriented people. so and to have this kind of incident out here is very, very surprising. >>though the shooter is still at large. police say there is no immediate threat to the public. and here's a rare sight for august rain. it's sprinkles earlier today in bowling ball in the u.s. while much of the bay area dealt with cloudy and cold temperatures. but as chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us the fall like weather isn't saying around for much longer, lawrence. >>and this time of year, very, very unusual to see a storm system coming down from the gulf of alaska. but here we are. one still rotating in going to bring another chance of rain. i think a better chance of rain overnight tonight early tomorrow morning out the door. right now you've got a lot of clouds float across the bay right now. you got some fog down below. but a couple of scattered showers begin to pop up a little bit further to the north. in fact, some of that beginning to move into parts of the bay area, too called the golden gate

bridge so far. so good out there right now. but might be a little damp early tomorrow morning. so watch out for that to start out your day. if you have to head out on early but otherwise. yeah, here's your doppler radar. lot of clouds around our skies. you see a few scattered showers now making their way into the north bay, northern sonoma county beginning to pick up a couple raindrops. we had a few showers move through the bay area today and there's more just to our north. you can see that area of low pressure, the rotation. they're bringing that rain into northern california. that's going start to sag a little further south overnight tonight. we're not going to get a soaker by any means, but we could see a few hundreds of an inch of rain as we have things up through tomorrow morning. and then we're going to clear things out. so here's the very latest forecast. molly, you can see as we head toward tomorrow morning that low drops in the california bring with it at least a chance of a few showers here. actually, maybe a little snow in the high country and that that begins to push eastward and then we head in towards sunday and we get a completely different kind of weather temperatures going to heat up. we may be

talking about upper 80's, maybe some low 90's inland as we head towards sunday and then looks like some very hot weather next week. temperatures around the state's going to be fairly mild. but the rain impressive northern california around the burn area. you can have almost over half an inch of rain, maybe 3 quarters inch of rain around the bay area. not as much for talking just a few hundreds of an inch of rain, especially north of the golden gate bridge that your best chance. but a little bit wet early tomorrow morning by the afternoon temperatures rather mild, little muggy, feel 2 of 60's and 70's coast side some 80's inland. next couple days. we'll see those temperatures getting hot near triple digits inland as we head toward next week. >>the board president of san francisco unified school district abruptly resigned today. laney ad cited health and personal reasons for her immediate departure, modem eddie has served as for president since 2022 when she stepped into a lead as a to function, dysfunctional district following the school

board recall to replace or today, mayor london breed swore infill kim, a former teacher and public education administrator to the position at city hall. the announcement comes as the district faces an enormous budget deficit and possible school closures. >>to make sure that we have a strong collegial, successful school board to help usher this school district during a very difficult time financially. and they're hard decisions that need to be made. the decisions have consequences. and so the need to listen to parents. the need to listen to and work with educators. the need to ensure that our children are put first every step of the way. that is why i have chosen to a point fill kim. >>kim will hold the position until the term ends in 2026. unless a special election is called before them. and this

comes as the antioch unified school district superintendent is also out of a job. it was a unanimous decision by the school district's ford following allegations that superintendent stephanie anello ignores bullying within the she was placed on administrative leave in may after outrage over her lack of response. in one instance, the director allegedly placed a co-worker's desk on the roof to embarrass him. and hello started her career as antioch as a super substitute teacher. excuse me in 1998, and with superintendent since 2016, it's unclear when the board will pick a new superintendent. >>if you're er the break. stay here.

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historic speech last night. vice president harris is now officially the first black and south asian woman to lead a major party ticket. >>this has both she and former president trump are gearing up for next month's presidential debate. kron four's justine waldman and grant lotus spoke with sonoma state political science professor david mcewan to break it all down. she

called trump an unserious man last night, but i think our main job was probably >>to prove 2 people in swing state suburbs that she is serious and that she's a candidate they can trust, not some california liberal in the mold of bernie sanders. do you think she accomplished that last night? >>i think that spot on. look, kamala harris and democrats all week, we're building to this message of unity, unity, unity, and also change its those 2 forces. the idea of unity, particularly not just with the base, but with those swing voters combined with the element of change, new face, fresh face, go in a different way. that helps energize the folks that are in the 18 to 35 18 to 34 demographic those 2 things helped propel them forward. the stage was in bigger than it appeared for her. she did just fine. she also was genuinely right. she had her anniversary last night, talked about the family, talked about her husband, talk a lot about her

mother where she came from. so there's a biography. there's that big component. it's probably the second biggest audience that she has. the first audience, the primary audience will be that debate on september. 10th must watch television. but those themes of unity and freshness, newness, those are absolutely critical for democrats moving forward. but this is going to be a tight race. it's going to be a dog by moving forward. no doubt. so who has more momentum right now? former president trump or kamala harris? >>yeah, justin. i mean, look, it's clearly the democrats now the honeymoon may be over, but the big mo continues and the way that we measure that is what's happening in terms of dollars. they're going to have 600 million dollars are going to touch a billion dollars in terms of big money that they will have the calendar works to their advantage where we're at and labor day is a tight race. she's not in a place. kamala harris where she can overcome racial and gender bias yet, but she has changed the race. and what we're looking at are likely voter polls in those swing states and the rfk exit is

interesting because where it matters most is not in every state. you know, he pledges. look, i'm leaving and not going to be on the ballot in battleground states minute doesn't work that way. you're on the ballot. you're in there. but he has been removed from 2 key states, arizona and pennsylvania. that's important because arizona only has 11 electoral votes. but i think he sunbelt state and that affects what happened nearby in nevada. as you saw in the lead in piece today. so that means that arizona becomes ground ground 0 for trump moving forward as well as pennsylvania. but you add a pennsylvania, you add up arizona and you're at 30 electoral votes. that's a big number. how does she answer this, though, from critics, people who say you are in the white house right now as vp. >>democrats have had the white house for 12 the last 16 years. i know congress hasn't had you know that much power for all those years. and certainly the supreme court has been tilted in the gop is favored the the whole time.

but that is one of the main issues for her. yes, yeah, it is. certainly one of the main issues for grant, but she can also talk about where the dow jones is that she can talk about the accomplishments of biden, but it's a little different here. and the sense this isn't barack obama 2008, it's not hillary clinton 2016 and breaking through the fractured or cracked glass ceiling. why there is people are doing something different there. putting a new face on what their leaders like moving forward goes back to that unity theme. this isn't someone who is multiracial and woman. this is someone who is a different type of leader, not allows them also to put some distance and passing the baton from joe biden, barack obama moving and they still have michelle obama out there. and as we saw last night, they have steph curry, the probably get lebron james and then they go back to the swifties in the beehive. that's a pretty compelling thing. it does require discipline by donald trump, which he's not has an exhibit yet, but it requires a strong message and your question and also includes talking about crime and immigration issues that the

heresy know are coming and how she handles that i think will be critical. and she's got oprah. >>i'm sorry. just seeing as you've from. yeah, yeah, forgot open over. appeared at the dnc. something he hasn't done. so all of that hugely important and and said she was an independent voter and that's the the voters that the harris campaign is trying to woo at the moment. >>exactly. it's those independent voters, particularly like in the bucks county, pennsylvania, areas outside michigan, even in minnesota. that's going to be important. but obviously, colorado, nevada, those states critical your what's going on there. that's where the battle will be joined. that's where the campaign commercials and the candidates will spend that critical commodity sometimes. yeah, interesting to see all the u.s. a chance in the patriotism, something the republicans certainly leading to an older democrats do, but not so much. the younger generation she was she was sure to >>play that card. dave in the queue. and that's all the time we have, unfortunately. but really appreciate yours tonight. have a good friday night and a good weekends and we'll talk next week.

>>kron 4 is your local election headquarters with less than 75 days until election day. new figures show california has actually seen an increase in registered republicans and a decrease in registered democrats over the last year. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us what the state of means. >>well, lets be clear, even with these new voter registration numbers, california is still a heavily blue state. still, california's republican party chair believes the uptick in gop voters is a sign of what's to come this election. we felt great. that's the sentiment of california republican party chair jessica millan patterson after new voter registration numbers released by the state show between october 2023. in july of this year, california saw increase in registered republicans by nearly 200,000 voters. in that same time period, registered democrats saw a decrease of more than 112,000 voters in the no party preference label. also take

down by more than 64,000 voters. we've seen republican registration growing every single assembly district. every single senate district, every single congressional district every single county in our state. definitely the enthusiasm on our side. but even with the latest gop gains, california is still a majority blue state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. >>democratic delegates just returning to california from the dnc say they are energized by kamala harris's presidential campaign. i static. she's brought a distinct energy that we much needed in the party as we move forward in november. still, state republicans say the new registration numbers have given them fresh momentum. >>it comes after years of state gop messaging campaigns and voter outreach projects including a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state. we needed to show up in communities that have been neglected by our party over

the years. in little michelle park sales district indy car stalled in congress and even down his district palmdale in congressman garcia's district in marseille. congressman john, to our taste district showing up in the asian community showing up in the latino community, making sure we're communicating year-round with all of these voters doing so she says will be key in a handful of close congressional races across california. that could ultimately determine which party takes control of the u.s. house. >>of representatives. we are the road to the house majority. we're not just going to hold onto the house majority. hear that. but what we're going to do is we're going focus on growing. the house majority were going on the offense and 3 additional seats. and we're looking forward to being a major player on the national scene. >>we reached out to the california democratic party for a response but did not hear back as of news time reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>more newthis week

has been a deadly one in the city of oakland. according to oakland police, multiple people have been to shootings and a hit and run incident and a press conference friday police shared more details in both cases. kron four's lezla gooden reports. >>you know, we've had 5 people to lose their lives in this in this last 7 days and all through, you know. people being reckless. those interactions. >>on thursday night in oakland, 2 people were killed and others injured in 2 separate shootings all taking place just hours apart. the first shooting occurring at the 7900 block of ne avenue

near richey street around 07:00pm here. police discovered a man had been fatally shot and others injured. >>a preliminary investigation, officers found 2 additional subjects were responded to highland hospital showed up at highland hospital. >>suffering from apparent gunshot wounds from the same incident. >>those 2 individuals, one male, one female >>are expected survive their injuries. then around 11 o'clock. another shooting was reported. >>at harry's drive-in off of macarthur boulevard. units quickly responded to the scene. to find a male subject suffering. >>from apparent gunshot wounds. was rendered as well. but unfortunately. the gentleman succumbed to his injuries. police are still investigating possible motives and those responsible for the shootings. the latest homicides are ending a violent week in oakland.

>>friday's press conference to address the quadruple shooting on saturday where a man and woman were killed on monday of this week. august 19th grand county sheriff's office. >>we're able to take 2 individuals in custody. based on the investigative work, homicide investigators and our patrol officers going best. a and officers thank the community for their assistance and arresting an alleged unlicensed and drunk driver who killed a 17 year-old in critically injured. her mother earlier this week. they say he was going 80 miles per hours. we don't want our residents to become victims themselves trying to intervene in something they see. >>you know, we again, we really appreciate the community's help with stopping this individual who appeared to drinking and driving after he crashed and try to flee from his vehicle. but again, we asked our residents be very good witnesses. >>what i'm asking is for our community to take a serious look at ourselves internally about how how quickly. >>we we result to gun violence. we have to stop

this. there's no reason why we have 4 people shot in the city of oakland within a week. there's no reason why this young lady lost her life. mother was critically injured. loves a good in kron. 4 news. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, 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.

and pacific are asking for the public's help in identifying 3 suspects who allegedly broke into 20 cars early on wednesday. kron 4 charles clifford spoke with the neighbors for an update. >>well, imagine coming out of your house in the morning to find the window of your car is smash. will that happen to 20 people here in pacific? and the police department asking for the public's help in finding those responsible, according to the pacifica police department, at least 20

vehicles here along heath cliff drive were broken into around one 20 wednesday morning. this is surveillance video given to kron 4 by a neighbor showing a suspect approached a car, smashed the window lead into the vehicle and then quickly leave it right with that. carry jury. sandberg lives a few doors away. he came outside that morning to find multiple cars near his house had been broken into. when i pulled on fire, i saw glass street of in from the the police department says that after talking with witnesses and watching surveillance video, they believe that there were at least 3 suspects walking along the street breaking into parked cars. they all had slender build, were wearing dark colored clothing and appeared to be 18 to 25 years old. >>police also say they were being followed by a dark colored suv, possibly a dodge durango.

>>stocks surge after an announcement from fed chief powell. plus, the postal service confirms that mail deliveries to rural areas will slow as the agency cuts costs. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks surge higher today after fed chief jerome powell came right out and said the magic words that wall street was waiting for. interest rate cuts are coming. here's what he said. the time

has come for policy to adjust. the direction of travel is clear and the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend incoming data. guessing game on wall street has now moved from. when will the fed start cutting rates to by how much and how often it looks like a rate cut next month is a lock. and now traders are wondering what about october? what about november? it looks like we'll see cuts there as well when interest rates go down. that means money becomes cheaper to borrow. that's expected to be good for busnesses because they can get more capital and a flurry of corporate spending is expected in the near future among individual stocks today, fast casual restaurant chain cava up 20% after the company reported better than expected quarterly earnings. and eyewear maker warby parker up 12% today after the company shares were upgraded by jmp securities. now let's look at the postal service. and as expected, things are getting pretty tough. the postal service is announcing that

deliveries to far-flung rural areas will slow down as part of cost-cutting moves according to postmaster general louis dejoy people who live within 50 miles of a large mail processing facility will probably see their mail delivered quicker. but anybody living farther away could see their mail delayed by as much as a day. you might not know this. but the postal service receives no taxpayer funds. it has to pay its own way. and in the age of digital communications, that's not so easy. will saturday deliveries persist. many analysts say probably not. fed chairman jerome powell indicates an interest rate cut is coming up around the corner. >>palin made the comments at the fed's annual retreat in jackson hole, wyoming, though he declined to provide exact timing on when the cuts could come. kron four's justine waldman and grant lotus south down with gary schlossberg, a global strategist at wells fargo to learn more.

>>i think a lot of people are thinking the same thing and it's one word. finally, the time has come. >>not quite yet. we have to wait on that september. all likelihood, september 18th. >>so how low do you think we can go with interest rates? >>well, we're expecting cuts amounting to about one to 3 quarters percentage points by the end of next year. a more likely by the middle of next year. the market is a little more aggressive on that. they're looking for cuts more than 2 percentage points, probably about who would quarter 2 and a half percentage points, you know, way a substantial decline in rates at then. >>so if you've been may be looking to buy a car new or used a home, do you wait until this happens? do you wait until there are a few rate cuts to the end of the year or do you just go for it and figure out the interest rate, maybe try to, you know, tweak that later on down the road.

>>well, if interest rates for the main driver and typically there are other considerations involved. but if interest rates, so the main driver of any borrowing decision might be wise to wait at that. we're still waiting for the federal reserve to make that first rate cut probably at the next meeting all likelihood on september 18th. we are looking for a follow through in early november and again in late december and a few more cuts during the early part of next year's. so the big declines clearly are still ahead of us. >>and wind to jerome powell say that now is the time. what indicators that they've been looking at to decide that this is the direction they should take the economy now. >>well, a couple of things. the fed is focused on inflation and the economy, particularly the labor markets. inflation has been coming down over the past several months. we did have public upward early this year, but they inflation rate has been coming off and more recently, there have been

growing signs of softening in labor market, not a collapse, but enough of a softening to just reinforce the fed to you. but those are at hand. >>we've heard the term soft landing a lot in the news, you know, with the inflation so high, china, you know, jack up the rates in and it's a balancing act and you have to land that plane. how is the economy and your estimation as a whole? do you see a recession as a likely scenario? unlikely scenario. >>we're keeping our fingers crossed. we continues to forecast a mild one moderate economic slowdown, avoiding a recession. we think that with rates moving lower inflation, moving lower, supporting household purchasing we think that hopefully will be enough along with the lack of real financial stress, at least the moment, should be enough to cushion the slowing that we expect to see during the balance of the year.

>>what can we do between now and whenever the fed decides to make this cut? what can we do to prepare for interest rates being cut down >>well, i think its sabers, you might want to lock in higher interest rate on a cd, example, if we know that the rate on savings and even shorter certificates of deposit are going to be moving lower. it might be wise if you have that money to walk in in savings to move into a longer maturity savings instrument. we also think that the stock market sure be supported, move. some areas of the market should actually do well over the next several months as interest rates move lower. and of course, the bond market benefits from interest rate declines as well. so investors may want to consider moving money into bonds into shorter-term securities out of

those cds in anticipation of lower interest rates. >>gary schlossberg, global strategist at wells fargo. appreciate your insights and expertise this afternoon. have a good night. >>we'll continue w i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, 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.

teacher at the california school for the death arrested for allegedly sexually molesting several students. the teacher brands and are in now in custody. but police say the case is still very much an active investigation. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >>i'm here in fremont. that's a california schools in the death right stevenson boulevard. authorities now telling us that they have

arrested a teacher from this school and charged that teacher with molesting death students. take a close look. this is brand and iran fremont resident and until recently, a teacher at the california school for the death in fremont. >>police say that several students have reported the 25 year-old sexually molested them. crimes happening in both fremont and livermore detectives with the crimes against persons, investigative unit say that they looking into the case. students came forward claiming that the crimes happened last month in july. through witness statements law enforcement worked. iran was linked to at least 3 separate incidents. >>is a teaching assistant at the school for the death kron. 4 reached out to the superintendent of the california school for the death as well as principal the school, which is overseen by the california department of education, sent us this statement. quote, we can

confirm that the staff member was immediately placed on administrative leave as soon as allegations of off campus misconduct or received. it is unclear how long durant has worked for the fremont facility that offers instruction and care to more than 400 students. duran was arrested on 4 charges, including annoying and molesting a child. he remains in custody at the alameda county jail. >>we reached out to staff members as well as parents here at the school. both told us that they were informed not to talk to but to direct all questions to the fremont police department. we reached out multiple times to the fremont police department. we were told that no one was available to talk to us, but they do say that there is a possibility that there could be more victims. and if you know, any of the victims or know anything about durant or this case to please reach out to them immediately. aaron fremont theresa is stasio kron. 4 news.

>>the man accused of the assault and attempted kidnapping of a woman. a uc davis appearing in a yolo county courtroom on friday. reporter clodagh stefani and shares what happened inside the courthouse. >>we are just outside of the courthouse where james garvin was arraigned on his charges just a little bit earlier. now he entered not guilty pleas for those charges. what we heard from his defense attorney who says he shouldn't have been arrested in the first place. uc davis police arrest a guard on august 12 on suspicion of committing kidnapping, false imprisonment and assault with great bodily harm. graduate student reported being grabbed from behind while walking in the uc davis arbor. adam around 6 that night, uc davis police say the victim was able to get away and find help garvin. a former uc davis student turned himself in to uc davis police on august. 20th, we spoke with the attorney defending garvin who says his client should have been arrested. there was initial report made. >>the victim in this case was interviewed by police. the

police didn't show so my client was brought out shown to the victim and she indicated that he's not. and gave description. i believe it was 5.10. 20's to 30's all we reached out to the district attorney's office asking for response. they got back to us saying a complete investigation was provided to the office and after a view of the investigation charges were filed. we did reach out to uc davis asking for response to those comments. they said that they will not be responding at this time. do know that garvin has posted bail and is no longer in custody. >>reporting in yolo county covering local news. that matters clouded stefani and fox. 40 news.

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year again, the largest corn hole tournament in the world kicked off in southern california on friday. reporter megan tells gets a quick lesson in this time honored being back, tossing tradition. >>everyone and welcome to the ventura county fair grounds. mean, you see all different sizes when it comes to the cornhole boards know a cornhole is. but did you know that the biggest cornhole competition called the throwdown? this is a festival and truck show is right here in southern california. it was to say hi, john. we'll talk to john in just a second. this thing started in the front of his restaurant has exploded to thousands of people coming here this week any one of them. by the way, i'll give you 2 get information in just a bit. jason, you started coming here. you're from north carolina. first, tell me why you started coming to this competition and about your business now. fire cornhole. so 8 years ago we heard about a big money term in

california. fuel us for the lower on. >>the guys i brawl actually won the tournament. we had a great time. been here 8 years in a row since kim us okay. and then fire cornhole. you create what we make professional bags and boards for the acl american cornhole league. okay. this is good. you tell me that my assumption there's corn inside the cornhole bags you said they used to be but now rising for the professional bags. we have a plastic resident there keeps having consistent the backs play the same. you know, they can get with corn bags. they'll breakdown mildew and stuff like that. smart, you're thinking like a businessman. they are more durable, if you will shed this is so cold. you have one of the bags here in your hands. how does it feel >>this isn't your bag. so here it spencer mackenzie's. you do have to have a 3rd on addition back. so this is one of the 3rd down additions. k everything seems so technical here. people think or an idea just a backyard game. but this is elevated to be a true competition. your world champion. congratulations, sister here. this is what does trick? what is a tip for people at home who want to get good? a court case said the strategy is who i have a flood

back. so. >>but i do is i kind shake the resin my hand. and then i just keep nice. so my arm keep parallel to the ground and just come up and really come up and released. i think that's key. okay. give it a go. >>let's see here here. she is shy and the real champion going to be here this weekend. >>and that's further all that's a further try this like here's a tiny one. i'm gonna make it in the tiny board. already 3 to one. and balance. but that's illegal. cheyenne, i'm learning so many things, john, i just can't seem to get good at this. you're really you're getting thanks. yeah. there's a truck show on top of all of this. you also are showing cars. yes. so we added we want to add experience is so. >>i love old blazers broncos. i just finished building as 71 broncos frame. often. so we we added that to the event. there will be a couple 119, 60 to 1980, blazers broncos chevy

seat hands of the local seats and club here. chevy see 10's. at crowne classics as exotic cars it and in one of the building. so it is. it's just a great there's a lot to do more than just watching. cornhole says going to be amazing. what i love about your story as we wrap it up here, you went to coachella in its formative years before people even knew was going to be on stage. thousands of people went to the desert and wanted to listen to the music. and now you're sort of created that same thing for cornhole lovers. >>so much to see so much to do. take a look at the information on your screen right now. i'm megan, tell us right here and then i'll send it back to you guys. >>move over. netflix. chick-fil-a is hatching plans to launch its own streaming service deadline reporting that the popular food chain is working with major production companies to create family-friendly shows, including unscripted reality content news nation's xavier walton has more. >>saturn like filet sound and of them saying kind of ring to we're talking about one of the most well liked a fast food chains in the entire nation. we're going to see if people

gonna like the streaming service just as much. let's get to that new reporting. firm deadline dot com that says the launch may happen as soon as later this year. we're already halfway through august. the channel reportedly include family-friendly shows reality shows may also license and acquire existing shows. chick-fil-a will join the likes of lift or say air b b as not entertainment companies that have crossed over into platforms. and you might be asking why streaming this graphic offer. some explanation, according to forbes. 99% of us households pay for at least one or more streaming services and to play barely know what they want. a piece of the pie or chicken considering netflix as nearly 270 million customers. amazon prime, as you know what, more than 200 million disney plus, which was a 2019 is more than 153 million customers and counting. so there is a huge, huge market. streaming now. i

reached out to chick-fil-a had a couple of questions just like a lot of people do like how's this going to work? also? i think stream on sundays just saying we know that this place is going to close on sundays, but we have not yet heard back from chick-fil-a. from florida. xavier walton news nation. the

president could determine a razor thin election. eliminating federal taxes on tips could dictate that outcome. reporter ryan matthey has more on what workers are saying and how tax professional see this action having unintended consequences. >>well, las vegas runs on

this. those workers on the strip say and one busy night customers could give them over $500. but that's not the amount they're taking home with them. and if these taxes are eliminated, some who do not make tips could try to get on the action. what do think that coming seek and carla morales have served their whole life food. that is what we see in the check. is that the taxes, all the deductions, that army is not uncommon to see $300 a tips, they say, but not on their pace to freshly being a single mother. it's really hard. you know, it's tough enough say everything is on. you only have to pay you your groceries, your even note on receipt for saying no tax on that's the message you go. raquel may says cafe customers are leaving behind in recent weeks. >>has both the democratic and republican presidential nominee's bring the issue to the center of their campaigns. raquel make a former server himself says tips compensate

for lower wages. also these positions, senate loss of the small restaurants, family owned businesses are anywhere around town. >>you're making minimum wage. customers are paying some of compensation. but unlv law professor francine lutman calls the proposals flawed saying and elimination could cost the federal government the cost to this proposal lysine is between 150 and 200 billion because they're concerned about other people re characterizing their income is tips and then not paying taxes on every but some view the glass or tip jar half full if passed, maybe instead of working 5 days. >>i can probably do 4 days and spend more time with my little one. a home. >>now mostly gone are the days where tips came in the physical cash for him. it's more common now to see this through the credit card that provides a better paper trail to the irs when they're determining how much you owe.

by the way, tips are already largely underreported to this agency. anyway, reporting outside the las vegas strip. prime appy 8 news now. >>more

i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, 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. >>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for watching. kron on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. our top story tonight, city leaders in oakland hosted their first of several community around tables over the next week. the goal it's to listen to the

community and hear their concerns over crime in oakland also telling the community what the police and fire departments are planning to do to make life better as kron. 4 shot moment shows us there was a heated debate over how to do just that. >>we can't wait, we can't wait for people to get her indicted for >>place he has gone. gerald somewhere has called oakland home for 70 years. he's no stranger to crimes in his community. he got his car stolen and now doesn't drive. this is the first time gerald says he's seen oakland's leadership like this all in one room. what do you what do you want to something that's going really work friday night. the city of oakland hosted the first of what's expected to be a series of community town halls. it also comes off a deadly week in the city. 5 people were killed in the last 7 days with 2 of the

deaths happening just 24 hours ago. i'm a firm believer that if you want something done, you need to get up and do something. she loved. richardson lives in west oakland and says this meeting is a long time coming here. not seen the results like we're supposed to so a lot of frustration and helplessness. she wants to see that hope. >>and action. we know we can do that. city leaders took the opportunity to talk about the efforts of increasing police stopping chief floyd mitchell touting about violent crime oakland is down by 15%. >>this was his first community meeting since starting the job as oakland's top cop. you want to believe or not, securing i'm telling you are seeing reduction. that reduction in crime was a point of contention. >>i'm not seeing that. i'm not seeing a reduction in mary merrick has lived in oakland for 30 years. she wanted to see more of an open style forum. instead, the city took questions by britain, only merrick says that's led no real debate. it was it was too

controlled and it gave me new information. chief florida mitchell says this meeting was critical. we asked them about the reduction in violent crime in the city and how most people that crossed for has interviewed say they just don't feel it. if you are a victim of a crime, you don't really care what the numbers say. you have been victimized and you want that address. so i i feel their frustration. but >>one of the metrics that a lot of communities measure their policing by is the numbers. so. >>the numbers are what the numbers are and those numbers, chief michel says will stand for themselves as they continue to build more community relationships. now the city of oakland is planning more of these events to bring the police chief fire chief and other members of the city. >>to the community and talk about what's happening. if you do want to attend any of those meetings, you are expected to rsvp online reporting here in oakland, jack moment. kron 4 news. >>on the peninsula. surveillance video shows these running up to a car and smashing its window in pacifica. police say 20 cars along he cliff drive were

broken into on wednesday morning. one neighbor says many of the targeted cars were outside his home. >>hold on for a solid glass street in front the car. my neighbor's home any get a lot. what they actually would try. >>police believe there are at least 3 suspects in the case. officers are reminding neighbors to lock their cars. it's not leave any valuables behind. a downtown san francisco looking like a beautiful night out there. but i hear there's a little bit of a shakeup coming up this weekend. let's get a check on weather for that. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>we've got some showers working their way through the bay area. couple of showers moving in right now. lot of cloud cover outside. we had a few light showers during the middle of the day. think we'll see a few more overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. doppler radar showing you some of that rain moved in northern parts of the bay area right now. northern sonoma county. but some of that's going to slide down overnight tonight. not going to be huge

drain system, maybe a few hundreds of an inch of rain. but one northern california getting hit by the system pretty well. maybe one plus 2 inches of rain or so. parts of the coastal sections there. a lot of rain right over the burn area in that could help to put out that park fire just a bit. firefighters loving that temperatures around the bay or tomorrow on the numbers being a fairly mild. you're looking at 60's and 70's inside the bay. some low 80's well inland out over the next couple of days. how about this? we go from much cooler temperatures to all of a sudden we're heating things up sunday. we're back in the 90's in the hot spots. and by monday, we're talking back to summer heat around the bay area with. >>thanks so much. lauren ce the justice department is suing a real states software company alleging its software enable landlords to collude on prices across the u.s. attorney general merrick garland announcing this lawsuit this morning against the texas based company. real page. the antitrust suit has been joined by 8 states, including here in california. it alleges real page

facilitated a price-fixing scheme that boosted rents for millions of americans is the first major antitrust lawsuit where the role of a software algorithm is central to the case. >>and americans should not have to pay more in rent simply because the company has found a new way to scheme with landlords break the law. >>real page says it plans vigorously defend itself against this lawsuit and says its software was built to be legally compliance. and now attorney general rob bonta announcing a major settlement was stop up the online ticket. reseller was accused of failing to promptly refund customers for canceled events during the covid-19 pandemic instead of issuing cash refunds provided only store credit, which contradicted its policy after an investigation stop up again, issuing cash refunds in may of 2021. as part of the settlements to pop will pay nearly $300,000 in penalties and has already

refunded 20 million dollars to its customers. a celebrated chef in san francisco is getting creative with her menu as the city deals with dungeon is shortage. last season was cut short by months and this upcoming season. who knows? so chef nancy oakes up boulevard is creating center dishes from all over the west and the east coast to keep her diners from getting a little crabby. >>they're looking at other things. come from santa barbara on bed of >>next thursday will be the last of the creative crafts centric de diners. the officials, san francisco dungeness crab season is scheduled to start in november. and burning man kicks off this sunday. the week-long festival in the nevada desert typically sells out by this time. but there are some tickets still available on the web sites last year. heavy rains caused

flooding and very muggy conditions leaving festival goers transit the year before. there was also extreme weather that time those extreme heat officials say economic factors could also be playing into this year. if you want to go tickets, start at $630 and a vehicle pass will set you back. an additional 150 bucks. >>wild weather out there. >>wild weather out there. that's for sure. you're

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>>popular third-party candidate has dropped out of the presidential race. robert f kennedy junior announced today he will step aside and endorse former president donald trump washing correspondent some lot has the

latest details. >>robert f kennedy junior was polling around 5% in several national polls earlier this week. his running mate said on a podcast of the campaign was considering joining forces with the trump campaign. >>a leading third-party candidate in this presidential race announced he is suspending his i want everyone know that i am not terminating my campaign. i am simply suspending it. robert f kennedy junior says his name will remain on the ballot in most states in about 10 battleground states. my presence would be spoiler. i remove kennedy angry with the democratic party, threw his support behind former president donald trump. >>i want to thank bobby. there's very israeli. i just think he's a great guy respected by everybody. rfk junior zags. it sets up a 2 candidate race with 74 days

until the election. this election. >>has precious. fleeting opportunity. >>vice president kamala harris formally accepted the democratic party's nomination on thursday night during her speech. trump attacked harris on his truth, social platform posting all talk. no action. she is a radical marxist. and is she talking about me for a portion of her speech on thursday night? harris did. but the consequences. >>of putting donald trump back in the white house are extremely serious. >>former president trump says he hasn't discussed a cabinet position with rfk junior in exchange for his endorsement. kennedy also fantasized about an elect. >>for more on our of case withdrawal from the presidential race. kron four's justine waldman and grant lotus spoke with uc berkeley political science professor steve fish. >>a lot of people think this election will be extremely close. every vote might matter

in certain swing states. with that being said, how consequential is today's development? >>it's very hard to know for sure grant, but i don't think it's necessarily going to tip the election in any the swing states. we have to remember that rfk junior supporters were much less likely to vote to begin with. you look at the numbers on these were very soft supporters oftentimes in our in our history, when you get a 3rd party candidate, ralph nader, jill stein, going back to ross perot i the 1990's. and before that, there's very strong support for that candidate among his or her supporters. we didn't get this this time with rfk. most of his supporters of actually been very soft. and it's also not clear that they will necessarily take their favorite candidates advice and go on and go out and vote for trump since he endorsed trump. if they do vote. so i actually would not anticipate this is going to be a game changer for the election. so trump did

acknowledge that he got this endorsement today. he called rfk junior great guy. he said he's respected by everybody. >>and the trump is scheduled tonight to be joined by a special guest in arizona. speculation is that it's going to be rfk junior. what are your hearing? >>well, he's not respected by everybody. in fact, he's not respected by most people. he's just another entitled conspiracy, fear-mongering, not job like trump, frankly, he is not the object of all that much respect. practically every member of his family, he's disavowed they're embarrassed by him. of course, he's from this great political a democratic political family. and they're embarrassed by. and so he's not a respectable type. if you listen to speeches in his public statements, he's at least as crazy as trump is. so, you know, they make a good pair. i don't think that this is necessarily going change the election, though. we have to remember, too, that some of

the rfp supporters, especially if you look at younger people, really, they just want alternative to biden or trump. these 2 old candidates, they didn't identify with. now the kamala harris is in the running some of these some of these folks who are not necessarily wedded to kennedy himself, but just wanted and a fresh face now have an inherent. so i think a lot of them, especially among younger people, it probably go over to her. >>if the vaccine position that kind of put him back on the map with covid, there were assault accusations. the bizarre pickup aided baby bear and then put in central park and make it seem like bicycle issed killed it with rfk. can you put into context as a political historian how bizarre this is to have a kennedy be doing this. >>it's absolutely bizarre. i mean, the kennedy family has been the subject of some controversy over time, a very powerful family. but for the most part, a family of dedicated public servants. rfk

junior is not that he is, as we've pointed out, something of a not job in this conspiracy theory. migraine isn't limited to his to his anti back stances. he has all kinds of crazy beliefs. about 9.11. it seems to think it was an inside job committed by united america. you know, agents of the united states, you pick, in fact, just about any issue now. and he's got some bizarre conspiracy theory to go to go with it. so, you know, this is a very different can than other kennedys. and i think that the family's defending its honor now by by disavowing him. >>steve fish, we appreciate you joining us this afternoon. thank you for joining us here on kron flat. but thanks, steve. kron 4

is your local election headquarters with less than 75 days until election day. new figures show california has actually seen an increase in registered republicans and a decrease in registered democrats over the last year. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us what the means. >>well, lets be clear, even with these new voter registration numbers, california is still a heavily blue state. still, california's republican party chair believes the uptick in gop voters is a sign of what's to come this election. we felt great. that's the sentiment of california republican party chair jessica millan patterson after new voter registration numbers released by the state show between october 2023. in july of this year, california saw increase in registered republicans by nearly 200,000

voters. in that same time period, registered democrats saw a decrease more than 112,000 voters in the no party preference label also ticked down by more than 64,000 voters. we've seen republican registration growing every single assembly district. every single senate district, every single congressional district every single county in our state. definitely the enthusiasm on our side. but even with the latest gop gains, california is still a majority blue state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. >>democratic delegates just returning to california from the dnc say they are energized by kamala harris's presidential campaign. static. she's brought a distinct energy that we much needed in the party as we move forward in november. still, state republicans say the new registration numbers have given them fresh momentum. >>it comes after years of state gop messaging campaigns and voter outreach projects

including a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state. we needed to show up in communities that have been neglected by our party over the years. in little michelle park sales district in bakersfield and congressman david gallatin's district palmdale. and congressman garcia's district in marseille. congressman john to our taste district showing up in the asian community showing up in the latino community, making sure we're communicating year-round with all of these voters doing so she says will be key in a handful of close congressional races across california that could ultimately determine which party takes control of the u.s. house. >>of representatives. we are the road to the house majority. we're not just going to hold onto the house majority. hear that. but what we're going to do is we're going focus on growing. the house majority were going on the offense and 3 additional seats. and we're looking forward to being a major player on the national scene. >>we reached out to the california democratic party for a response but did not hear back as of news time reporting at the state

capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>in the north bay, a dispute over private fencing at beach front homes in stinson beach. a complaint was filed to marin county about multiple homes, roping off part of the beach without proper permits. kron four's gayle ong has more details. >>doesn't really bother me, but i wrote have not. they're just because the beach there on the beach. you know, it's kind nature. robert peddler of petaluma is talking about these fences around homes along stinson beach. it's always been a problem. somebody always wants to kind of push out boundaries. earlier this month, the county of marin receive a complaint that 5 properties on the beach have installed fencing that may be on public beach land whenever we receive. >>a complaint like this, we take very seriously communications director of the county of iran at laney hendricks. as the county issued code enforcement personnel out to the area. there's determining whether or not this is something that occurred on public versus

private land. really the concern there is any attempt to robot public beach. a public lands considered privatization. >>hendricks, as privatization falls under the violation of the coastal act and any develop. and that takes place on the coast requires a coastal development permit as far as the county is concerned, none of these fences are permitted. one of the homeowners told kron 4 off camera that she is not doing anything wrong and that her fences around her property and is taking the necessary steps to get a permit. according to the california coastal commission, all beaches are public up to the mean high tide line. a final conclusion with marin counties. findings should take weeks in stinson beach, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>more news have you ever wante

ride in a giant slab of military hardware that will shake the ground this weekend. you have your chance. reporter tony salazar's and fairfield's with a preview of how one military museum is gearing up for its largest events of the year. >>and we're here at american army museum. your chance to ourselves with all things military women? joining us now is i mean, for folks who have never been here, they are missing out. what are we on right now? first of all, so you're on british corby in say combat vehicle used in the gulf war and remote have never been here. you have a medium indoors than outdoors, right? yes, sir. there's everything from world war. one world war 2, modern motorcycles and tanks. then you're telling me that i am currently in the commander yes, you're the

commander of work. and that is we're having a lot of money to get there it already. what is your big event taking place? and at what? time zone tomorrow on saturday we start at 10:00am 03:00pm. we got military vehicle rides. we had a crush cars. were some tanks were going to be firing off all of artillery pieces throughout the day and with folks know damaged and their families make their way over here. we're looking at that dieting car behind was taking place. that is a chief. the main battle tank. and we're going to use an app that the crush of those cars along with a couple of the tanks gray. now the only thing missing is you will have all the details for the open house taking place this weekend. it's a fun filled day. you do not want is reporting here at mayor bill governor, local news that matters. i'm lieutenant salazar. >>for fox, 40 news, >>wings and wheels returns to the lincoln regional airport this year. the annual event is expected to attract between 10 12,000 people. reporter chloe curtis gives us a preview of

the many aircraft and cars you'll see out there. >>if you can make it to the wings and wheels event happening this weekend in lincoln, while you might have the opportunity check out some pretty neat aircraft like this many and the only a fly ball, one like it in the world. >>wiens and wheels bring thousands together for all things. plane, cars and food hit each and every year for the family. the key thing is that you be able to get really up close talk to the pilot and we were to expect inspire the next generation of aviators. and we just also want to have families have fun. brent smith will be there with his one of a kind many and it's a formula. one class airplane 200 miles an hour. single place, of course. and if cars are more your speed, well, there will be plenty of those there to looking at almost 200 cars tomorrow morning. >>everything from exotic cars, nice sports cars, the classics. and when you inevitably work up an appetite, you can check out one of the many local food

vendors. and you might see a new face or to a chamber asked us to come out. they've been out real helpful with a restaurant downtown link in so we thought would be a part of we're excited. wings and wheels kicks off at 5.30, tomorrow morning. >>i don't head and lock in those plans like i'm locked into this many and right now, very cool to see these in person. now, 10 to 12,000 people are expected at this weekend's event. so go ahead, head out here. if you're looking for something fun to do. and lincoln covering local news that matters. chloe. curtis fox, 40 news. >>we'll co

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francisco pet shelter to relocate muttville is finally on track to settle into a new facility to celebrate the senior dog rescue hosting an adoption event this saturday at their old headquarters before they make the full transition to their new home kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with mobile founder sherri franklin on the positive update. move over. netflix. chick-fil-a is hatching plans to launch its own streaming service deadline reporting that the popular food chain is working with major production companies to create family-friendly shows, including unscripted reality content news nation's xavier walton has more. >>saturn like filet sound and of them saying kind of ring to we're talking about one of the most well liked a fast food chains in the entire nation. we're going to see if people going to like the streaming

service just as much as get to that new reporting. firm deadline dot com that says the launch may happen as soon as later this year. we're already halfway through august. the shadow reportedly include family-friendly shows reality shows may also license and acquire existing shows. chick-fil-a will join the likes of lift or say air b b as not entertainment companies that have crossed over into platforms. and you might be asking why streaming this graphic offer. some explanation, according to forbes. 99% of us households pay for at least one or more streaming services and to play barely know what they want. a piece of the pie or chicken considering netflix as nearly 270 million customers. amazon prime, as you know what, more than 200 million disney plus, which was a 2019 is more than 153 million customers and counting. so there is a huge, huge market. streaming now. i reached out to chick-fil-a had

a couple of questions just like a lot of people do like how's this going to work? also? i think stream on sundays just saying we know that this place is going to close on sundays, but we have not yet heard back from chick-fil-a. from florida. xavier walton news nation. a ma

north bay. the save the redwoods league is selling its 394 acre russian river redwoods. property to the russian river county sanitation district for conservation. this includes the claire tree, one of sonoma county's most famous redwood trees. for more on this purchase and what this means

for shots. the lawman spoke with jeff stump, director of land protection for the save. the redwoods league. so why is this so significant? >>well, this is really significant. you mentioned the card tree. the car a tree is a 300 redwood tree that 16 and a half feet high. it's an iconic reminder of the incredible landscape that existed along the russian river before. you know, we as humans cut at the forced so it's it's a reminder of what what was in the past and really what can be in the future as we continue to work with our partners to preserve redwood forest like this. >>so now that this piece of property is protected, does that mean the tree is protected forever? >>the tree is protected the second birth trees that are really shooting for the sky around that fire tree are protected and you're going to see tons and tons of carbon sequestered on this property.

protecting the wildlife habit to and really more than a mile of russian river frontage. >>are people able get up a close and personal to the clark tree? can you take a family trip to go see it? >>yeah. that that is in the future. you know, these projects take time. we're going to be working on an interim force management plan to protect the property focus you know, fire protection, community safety. and yes, eventually the sonoma county partners are going to be opening the so i think stay tuned. it's going to be really great folks will get to walk through this forest and really understand why we're doing the work. we >>was it difficult to make this purchase was not only just from a fundraising standpoint, but also from an environmental standpoint and inland standpoint in order to make it happen. >>yeah, thanks for asking. this was a project for the county us step in because the league said the redwoods

league uniquely situated to act quickly. and so we engaged with the landowner who you know, high expectations of value and wanted complete this transaction quickly. so that's specialty. so jumped in. we did all the due diligence necessary to get this project under contract. we reached out to our donors and the community to get the cash on hand so we can so we could act on behalf of the county and we were able complete transaction about 6 months, which is very fast, so i'm grateful to our partners and local supervisor, lynda hopkins for all the leadership and being able to now take the next important step, which is transferring this land into public ownership. so that in the future. we'll all be over those of the tree and we'll get the benefits of the incredible carbon sequestration and have use and clean water come with a protected property redwoods or so.

>>part of the california like dna. it's part of our character here. certainly part of the county's character in sonoma county. there. for the next generation of people who are hurt or even just for people who are looking this. michael, it's just a tree. >>i mean, it's just so much more than that. and since you've seen it, can you describe that redress? and it sounds like it's spiritual to you. >>sure. yeah. and you can see behind this photo was taken within the grow. you know, you walk through this grove and you're looking at really you're looking at stumps the trees that didn't survive and through this 4th, all the sudden you come upon this, you know, it's dinosaur. the tree, not that old. but you get my point. it's it's about 2000 years old and you can't even see the top of it. one of the things i've learned that the league is it's really hard to take a picture of a giant redwood tree. so experience it yourself, being able to touch the base. is is magical

thinking about touching an organism that's been living for, you know, about 2000 years? it's a skyscraper and just a really remarkable, remarkable thing to see. so. we look forward to partnering the county and and when the county opens this pup, this eventually to the public, it's it's really going to be a spectacular place. >>just something director of land protection for the save the redwoods league. thank you so much for joining us. let us know and we can go see the tree in person. it sounds like it would be 8 transformative experience. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data.

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for a francisco pet shelter to relocate muttville is finally on track to settle into a new facility to celebrate the senior dog rescue hosting an adoption event this saturday at their old headquarters before they make the full transition to their new home kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with mobile founder sherri franklin on the positive update. heartbreak in southern california after a beloved baseball stadium featured in the movie a league of their own was destroyed by fire. reporter angelica kate has the details. >>this baseball park in ontario may best be known as the park. one of the most famous baseball lines of all time was first uttered by the actor tom hanks. today with much of its wooden stands turned to ash in a fire

thursday night. baseball fans were indeed in tears. our father was a little bit. >>and a great man. >>gary littleton is the son of jay littleton, who the ball park is named after and says his father's relationship with it dates back to 1958. running youth programs and even taking several teams to championships. it feels like we're >>reliving our father's death today. it's very, very painful. and i just like doesn't just love the respect everything that people would be coming out and given to us. this just people like long-time neighbor, gina johnson, now used tell people, you know, smell like the actor, geena davis and sam moe over even cried when i saw that. and tony preside over on hired at the historic ballpark and says when kids played here, they felt a special. >>knowing that movies are filmed here, you know, big league players played ere. minor league teams played near ontario. fire department says

their crews found heavy smoke and fire from the stadium and dugout. and while the cause is still being investigated, gina and tony say >>they have their guesses. >>you know, first thing i went through online is, you big. >>probably homeless because is normally blocked off pretty good unless they hopped over a fence and that's what they leacock today, ktla, 5 news. >>psychological thriller, blake, twice open in theaters on friday. jeremy parsons caught up with first-time director zoe kravitz about the movie and has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, do you crack? makes her directorial debut with blink twice. the movie stars channing tatum adria arjona and naomi ackie. doug kolk sat down with the cast. >>okay. here we go. so you know, it's a movie about memory. unlike about power gone amiss. >>so everybody's dead. >>how about we start at the beginning? >>he just came up with this

concept. >>well, it was more like an emotion. it was like many emotions. it was, you know, feeling frustrated and angry. >>wanting to really explore power dynamics. and the experience of being a woman and how absurd it is that we are asked to smile through pain to make other people feel comfortable that we are asked to pretend like we're ok, but we're not. and that were asked to forget, like everything is ok? >>stress? never went to the director specific and clear. sorry. i think the really, really special thing what she do some. >>are known in house and got there. i do think that there's a lot of power when you can make the daytime scary. when i read it, i got scared immediately. just because it was it was taking swings. >>that was so bold. and so

while that i was like, man, this is going to be a journey and it was and still one he kind of do about you. it's like a psychological really messes with you. it's creating a style around dramatic, like think. >>its price of the we also had haley joel osment on the show friday morning. voice of the movie really came through on the page and you got a sense of the passion that she for the story that you want to tell and >>one thing that always sticks out to me is that all the music cues were littered throughout the script. and that's when the hardest things to do is to get the rights of those that you kind of got all the songs that she wanted, which really makes it special because we were listening to the songs on set. he is a crab. it wrapped. by the way, kravitz as this film was 7 years in the making and you can see it right now in theaters with your entertainment report. i'm jeremy parsons in hollywood. >>new ai features on google

phones include organizing your screen, shot to creating packing list instantly. reporter rich demuro takes a closer look at the pixel 9 in tonight's rich on tech. >>i'm rich demuro here rich on tech and today i'm going to show you a few cool new features on google's pixel 9 smartphone and every one of them uses ai. let's start with pixel studio. this is a new image generation app and it creates some of the best ai images i've seen fast. just open the app. tap, create and type something in like cute furry creature with rainbow sparkly skin. once you get your image, you can tap to change the look to video games, cinematic, anime and more. next up, how many times have you got off the phone? and immediately forget what you were just told. well, now you can use a feature called call notes to record your calls. when you hang up, you'll see a transcript of your conversation and any key points like what you need to

pick up at the store or the locker combination. coach, someone mentions speaking of lists. if you need more help making a list. there's a new feature inside the google keep called help me create a list packing list for a hawaii vacation, including hiking. >>and lou, out dinners. talking i just got a whole lot cooler with something called gemini live. >>it's a conversational ai assistant that i dare say sounds human-like. >>pretty awesome. it's always fun to hear about the ways technology makes us feel like we're talking to a real person and with gemini. it really does feel like you're chatting with a friend. you can talk back and forth. interrupt them, pick up where you left off and even chat. while your phone is in your pocket. there's a new photo feature that lets you take your pictures to the next level. just circle something in your photo and reimagined. let's make this a giant ufo in the distance when it comes up with is not always perfect, but it

is fun. finally, the handy us new app is called screenshots. it's like a notebook full of all of your screen shots. but >>they're searchable. that means finding information is faster and easier than ever. plus, you can organize them into collections like gift ideas for recipes. a few of the cool new ai features i've been playing with on the new pixel 9, which is available now. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>more news police

and pacific are asking for the public's help in identifying 3 suspects who allegedly broke

into 20 cars early on wednesday. kron 4 charles clifford spoke with the neighbors for an update. >>well, imagine coming out of your house in the morning to find the window of your car is smashville. that happened to 20 people here in pacific and the police department asking for the public's help in finding those responsible, according to the pacifica police department, at least 20 vehicles here along heath cliff drive were broken into around one 20 wednesday morning. this is surveillance video given to kron 4 by a neighbor showing a suspect approached a car, smash the window lead into the vehicle and then quickly leave it right with that. carry jury. sandberg lives a few doors away. he came outside that morning to find multiple cars near his house had been broken into. when i pulled on fire, i saw treat of in from the the police department says that after talking with witnesses and watching surveillance video, they believe that there were at least 3 suspects walking along the street breaking into parked cars. they all had slender build, were wearing dark colored clothing and appeared to be 18 to 25 years old.

>>police also say they were being followed by a dark colored suv, possibly a dodge durango. they also move quickly and we're only in the area for a few minutes. it's unclear what, if anything, the suspects stole my neighbor's home get a lot. what they actually want, anyone with information is asked to contact the pacifica police department. police department also taking this opportunity to remind people not to leave valuables in your car, even if it's locked. but for now in pacifica, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >>now let's get a check on the weather across 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to let you know what you should expect this weekend, lawrence. >>at this time of year, very, very unusual to see a storm system coming down from the gulf of alaska. but here we are. one still rotating in going to bring another chance of rain. i think a better chance of rain overnight tonight early tomorrow morning out the door. right now you've got a lot of clouds float across the bay right now. you got some fog down below. but a couple of scattered showers begin to pop up a little bit further to the north. in fact,

some of that beginning to move into parts of the bay area, too, for the golden gate bridge so far. so good out there right now. but might be a little damp early tomorrow morning. so watch out for that to start out your day. if you have to head out on early but otherwise. yeah, here's your doppler radar. lot of clouds around our skies. you see a few scattered showers now making their way into the north bay, northern snowmen county beginning to pick up a couple raindrops. we had a few showers move through the bay area today and there's more just to our north. you can see that area of low pressure, the rotation. they're bringing that rain into northern california. that's going start to sag a little further south overnight tonight. not going to get a soaker by any means, but we could see a few hundreds of an inch of rain as we things up through tomorrow morning, then we're going to clear things out. so here's the very latest forecast. molly, you can see as we head toward tomorrow morning that low drops in the california bring with it at least a chance of a few showers here. actually, maybe a little snow in the high country and that that begins to push eastward and then we head in towards sunday and we get a completely

different kind of weather temperatures going to heat up. we may be talking about upper 80's, maybe some low 90's inland as we head towards sunday and then looks like some very hot weather next week. temperatures around the state's going to be fairly mild. but the rain impressive northern california around the burn area. you can have almost over half an inch of rain, maybe 3 quarters inch of rain around the bay area. not as much for talking just a few hundreds of an inch of rain, especially north of the golden gate bridge that your best chance. but a little bit wet early tomorrow morning by the afternoon temperatures rather mild, little muggy, feel 2 of 60's and 70's co side some 80's inland next couple days. we'll see those temperatures getting hot near triple digits inland as we head toward next week. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great rest of your night.

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