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stephanie rothman. tensions running high at an east bay school board meeting tonight after testing found dangerous levels of lead in drinking water and multiple schools. the oakland unified school district promise to take accountability for not immediately notifying parents and teachers of the results. kron 4 sarah stinson has more from the meeting. >>oakland parents, scary and educators. her rent packing a school board meeting wednesday night in hopes of getting answers about high levels of lead detected in water at several schools not been forthcoming about how. colossal public health emergency parent. nate landry says as if the problem itself wasn't stressful enough, they learned of the district knew about the positive test results and did nothing for at least 2 months. the district superintendent says in internal investigation is underway. >>the delayed communication of the lab test results was completely unacceptable. the

board presented a new report by the superintendent. it identified 186 water fountains and faucets with high lead levels. they remain off limits as schools across the district. the report also indicates an average of 62 days lapsed between lead testing and notifying schools and parents of the results in taking corrective action. school officials say led, unfortunately is not a new problem for the district. it is not our water supply that is contaminated. >>it is not in the pipes. this is a function of our fixtures and our aging facilities building like it should first says it's over 100 until the district are places its fixtures flow. water systems have been installed at schools, but many say so far those have not been the best solution over. >>he's and i stop working and the kids have know, last to there are not enough of them. >>and when they break down due

over use or some other sort of the repair process is like alameda county officials have advised parents to get their kids tested. but that remains a big hurdle for all a lot of parents who are immigrants who have, you know, scared to speak up anyway. so they will take their kids to the doctor for something serious and they don't understand the seriousness of lead poisoning. the district presented next step saying they will be installing more water bottle filling stations developing a testing schedule which will be presented at a meeting next month as well as creating a dashboard that would be established by january. 1st of next year. >>and that way, people can search test results for fixtures each school. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >>congratulations, superintendent. thank you for renewing your commitment to our schools. >>and with that, kyla johnson terminal will stay on as the

superintendent of oakland unified school district for 3 more years the board voted tonight to extend her contract with a base salary of around $380,000. she's already been serving as the district superintendent for 7 years. and after 3 more years, she will become the district's longest-serving superintendent ever. the charges have been dropped against the man accused of murdering an oakland police officer. officer toulon lay was killed in the line of duty in january. 4 men were charged in connection to his murder. but today, alameda county district attorney's office dismissed the charges for mckees cooper. the da says the charges against cooper were lowered from murder to glory before dropping them entirely. >>so he was facing burglary charges. those charges were dismissed today without prejudice and the investigation of his role and his conduct is continuing. >>a price as the other 3 men are still facing murder charges and new evidence

against them was discovered recently during a court hearing. video out of oakland showing a liquor store worker confronting dozens of kids pointing a handgun at them. this happened on saturday in front of golden hours. liquor store on international and fruitvale avenue. just a couple blocks away from the fruitvale bart station. police say they did find evidence of a shooting in the area. and crews are trying to get a hold of a wildfire burning near petaluma. that's already destroyed one home. what's being called the gulch fire started shortly before 5 this evening in lakeville in sonoma county. at last check, it's burned 20 acres and is at 40% contained. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but kron four's lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions in the area lines. how's it looking? >>and video looks scary. you see the winds really interacting with that fire.

the fire getting going in the afternoon. of course, that's the time of the day we get that general seabreeze. things have calmed down a little bit since then. and that is good news. the winds have backed off. so again, some 10 plus mile an hour. gusts are less wind out there right now down to about 8 miles per hour in some spots. but that fire east of petaluma up in the hills there. and in that area, you've got a lot of mountainous regions there. you've got a lot of that dry brush as well. not as many homes, although there are several homes, that location that is moving in an easterly direction. following the winds that continue to block side tonight. but the humidity is also on the rise tonight. that is going to help firefighters lot overnight tonight into tomorrow morning on the check out your wake-up weather forecast. speaking of humidity, we're gonna see that fog really thickening up all around the bay area. temperatures starting out in the 50's early on. still mostly cloudy by 08:00am not going to see that real dense fog tomorrow morning. but you'll notice the cloud cover all the way into the interior valleys by tomorow morning. finally, breaking up by 10 got some cooler weather on the way.

>>the berkeley bart station is back open tonight after one person was hit and killed by a train. it happened around 6 this evening. police don't say exactly how the person was hit. only that the person was standing near the trackway. the station was closed for more than 3 hours as crews wrapped up their investigation. there's no further information been released yet. and 2 muni buses crash in san francisco sending 4 people to the hospital citizen app. video shows the aftermath at the scene this afternoon at 3rd and pollute streets in the city's bayview neighborhood. according to officials, there was a fuel spill because of the crash. and one of the buses had an electrical box. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. and police in san francisco are investigating after a body was found near a busy intersection to boost triangle neighborhood. police say a man was found dead this afternoon in the area of church and 14th

streets. that's safeway and a muni station. police did not say how the man died. >>well, coming up on kron on a new bail aims to enhance internet freedom in iran. congressman eric swalwell breaks it all down for us in a couple of minutes. keep it there. a newly announced

bipartisan bill hopes to enhance internet freedom in iran to break down the internet, reach and access. now, bill or iran act kron four's justine waldman spoke with congressman eric swalwell.

>>so let's start with what's the current state of internet access in that country. why are you so concerned about it? >>it is the worst in the world and among its competitors earn that reputation its worse north korea, russia, china, some of the most oppressive regimes and the world and in the united states, about 44% of iranian american. some people came from iran to the united states, have family members over there. and so the regime uses it kind of it's like a two-fer and that press information that's coming in. and so they control what people receive as far as news and information so they can use that as disinformation and misinformation because they're not actually competing against the troops. so this would allow the united states for the first time ever to be responsible for providing and deploying technical solutions to the people of iran have access just like you and i do to free and open information.

>>what how did these restrictions impact people here in the bay area or across the united states named united states. what does that mean for us? >>earlier today i met with members of the iranian american community and they shared how hard it is for them to communicate with family members. how hard it is for their family members and iran to receive information about what's actually going on, especially when it's just a one-way feed of information. and if you were to try and get inventive and use a vpn or some other device that can get around iran's restrictions. you are putting yourself at personal risk of being arrested, jailed even executed. and then they've done that in the past. and so what we believe is that if people have more access than more people will demand freedom. and so that's what this is really about is connecting the iranian people to freedom because we believe that that's what they would choose if they had a choice.

and how do you actually do this? it's one thing to talk about it. but what does it actually mean as far as the technology that you need or the policies that you need to put in place. >>the beautiful part of this is once we get past and by the way, i have a republican co-sponsor and claudia tenney is going to help me get it passed. there are so many in the iranian american community here and the bay area who work and tack both hardware and software can be a part of that solution. we're seeing this in ukraine, by the way, where is you know, takes out ukraine's access to the internet that, you know, technical solutions provided by the united states, you know, to create, you know, wi-fi hotspots. it's something that we've been able to enable and then also many bay area companies are helping, you know, power, africa and the same, you know, in the same manner satellites and other wi-fi capabilities. and so, you know, give me the problem just in that we pass this bill and now we have to go to the

brightest minds and community to deploy technologies. but the first thing we need to do is to pass the bill. >>and it is bipartisan in nature to think that that increases your chances of this actually happening. >>i passed legislation that i coauthored with one of the most conservative republicans, jim banks of indiana called the masa act that put sanctions on iran that passed and is you know, effectively helping us as we look at tools to hold iran accountable. so we have a record of passing legislation in the house in a bipartisan way and i seek to build on that. you know, credibility and foundation to get this passed. >>there are some people push back on this and say, well, why is he focused so much on what's happening another country wisely, not focusing on something that's happening here in the bay area. there. internet deserts, even in our own community. it is there a response that you have to them? >>yeah, i hope you would like to somebody who can walk and chew this morning. as with habitat for humanity is we,

you know, put money into the community that i delivered for 10 new homes in hayward. but the people who showed up in a roundtable hosted today live in the community and for is iranian americans. this is one of the most important things to them is to be in contact with their family just my district. this is really remarkable. stat over 40% of the people i represent were born outside the united states. and so we are very much connected to the rest of the world. what happens in the rest of the world? very much affects, you know, our livelihood, our culture, our family here in the east bay. >>and you were in hayward today helping out with habitat for humanity. i understand. >>yes, yes. we have affordable housing crisis and it's very hard for you to hope about your life if you don't have a home to live in. so this is an effort to try address that crisis. our office delivered a million dollars to this project. 10 new homes will

have homeowners very shortly because of the community coming together. >>congressman eric swalwell, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon on kron 4. appreciate your time. it's your busy guy. more news coming up. stay with us.

>>it's been an oakland for 56 years, but on wednesday, the health, an airport hotel close its doors for good kron four's. michael thomas was there and has the latest details. >>the hilton hotel along oakland's corridor is officially closed. and you can see behind the hilton signage is now completely gone with an

electric fence wrapping around all 19 acres of this once thriving hotel since 1968, the hilton hotel on road. he's welcoming travelers visiting the town, but it's now all boarded up with the reason unknown. east bay residents like chris clark say it could be a number of things, adding that we have to remember the town is much better now than it was 40 years ago. >>it's a it's a really poor leadership for last 6 or 60 rebounds. opens to of stuff. always comes back the hague and record or in oakland has seen its fair share of high crime in this new electric fencing at the hilton is similar to what's seen it in and out. and dennis down the road. >>closed earlier this year because of crime. people in the area say they've seen oakland at its best and knowing that another big business is gone. it's it's heartbreaking. as the town offers, lots of potential. >>probably one of the best places in the country. temperature jobs. in march,

oakland, mayor sheng thao said the area was the gateway to the city and its economic engine. promising more of a police presence and saying crime in the area had gone down. >>but businesses continue to leave in travelers say good restaurant restaurants decent hotels close. and it becomes a problem. for now, the property will be boarded up and fenced off as the port of oakland and city officials continue to work toward bringing the town back to booming. this is not the last closure for the town next month. the oakland a's will play their last game at the coliseum as we get more details from officials as to what's going to happen to this property. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest reporting here in oakland, michael thomas kron. 4 news. >>santa clara county is set to receive millions of dollars in federal funding as kron. 4 charles clifford reports. it will be set aside for farm workers and veterans. >>here in the south bay, santa clara county is set to receive 2.7 million dollars in federal funding to help improve housing for veterans and farm

workers on the east side of san jose sits this transitional housing facility for veterans since 2009 thousands of vets have received assistance here. but the building is showing its age and needs a new hvac system. kitchen upgrades and repairs to the plumbing. on wednesday, santa clara county announced that 1 million dollars in federal funds will be used to fix those problems. representative zoe lofgren and roll call to help secure the funding. >>no one who served in our military who stepped forward to serve and protect our country should be homeless. they deserve our gratitude and our support. >>in addition to the money for the veterans facility, the county is also received 1.7 million dollars to help farmworkers many live in substandard housing and the federal funds will be used to improve those buildings. workers are essential. >>and we need to treat them as such an we need to value them. and that's why these funds to upgrade the noncompliant farmworker housing to meet

code is part of honoring the farm workers of our community. >>in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>we'll be rigcommunity

activists are pushing back on illegal trafficking on the streets of san francisco charging the city with not doing enough to stop the trade in front of their homes. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >>activists say that they have asked repeatedly for help in their neighborhood, but they say that their crimes have gone unanswered. and now that is why they are taking legal action. why are we taking

legal action standing up against trafficking to have a rate johnson, young woman a close on walking along sidewalks. >>i'm not the side that a community wants to see. >>today community activists took center stage in hopes of up ending the trafficking that they say is permeating their neighborhood saying enough is enough and announced a lawsuit against the city and county of san francisco lashing out that much more needs to be done to deal with the dangers lurking on their streets. we are here to speak up and help our neighbors, their families and businesses from the addressable it responsible job that the city of san francisco has done to community. >>today we've had enough and together we fund lawsuit to help us restore the sense of normalcy in our life where we can sleep at night. we're going the city has taken steps putting in barriers on capp street to prevent work.

>>however, residents say that the barriers just push the problem down the street. >>this is to get significant role of a part of life and simply fit. we started numerous time because the city's attention and have become most effective solutions. none of the solutions lost and the conditions continue deteriorate. on wednesday, the mayor's office announced that it has heard the community loud and clear. >>releasing a more detailed plan to stem offenses. some of those measures include expanding barriers. >>installing cameras and sending out dear john letters is dr. john letters are going to be sent to drivers caught on camera. their addresses track to their homes, discouraging them from participating in illegal work. also these letters there are officials are hoping are going to notify household members at the drivers have been participating in this. also, this last statement from the san francisco police chief saying that illegal work is

not going to be tolerated in san francisco in the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >>a small business in concord is finding a unique way to stop thieves in their tracks. they're posting thieves stealing from their stores on social media and it appears to be working. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the owners about the new strategy. list. cosmetics located inside sunvalley mall says posting videos of people stealing their products on tiktok has been a game changer for their business that always been around and will always be around. and just how shoplifters are improving their tactics on how to steal. >>says business owners have to improve on tactics on how to stop shoplifting. edwin, who owns the store with his mother. hilda says it was his idea to post the thieves online. and since then have dropped in sales are up and >>we will get every other day

and now concert. now it's every other month or every other week. it's very minimal. so interest to clean changed. the four-year-old store says people are constantly stealing their lashes despite them locking them up and other items i times costing them thousands of dollars. >>i wouldn't want to waste police time to come you know, follow the par 4 on the 15 or so is it was time of the police because there's nothing. you know what want to with the time that can be outside doing important and all thanks to this sign, all will be posted on tiktok. they now have millions of views online and supporters from around the country. >>it is surprising that means a lot these. and then founders started. really means a lot to going on for news. going on for news. >>more news possible to count oy

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>>it's overdose awareness week and the city of san francisco department of public health wants to encourage everyone to educate themselves and how to recognize and reverse an overdose using naloxone or narcan kron four's gayle ong was at an event on wednesday where they share just how to do that. >>not get training with team from the san francisco department of public health training, lyft drivers on how to use naloxone the over the counter medication that reverses an opioid overdose that the driver, you know, obviously we're going to have people who are sometimes in different states, whether it's their drug court, sometimes even lyft driver jeremy barn vet says the extra education. it's helpful see a lot of you

know, sometimes that's a different scares. and i just feel more prepared for next time or if i have been faced with this situation where i feel more empowered to know what to do to help somebody their life. drivers are interacting with people all the time in the community and especially in this day in age. obviously it's much more common to find somebody who might be experiencing a overdose sometimes completely by accident. and so it's great to have the drivers educated. the training can take minutes. wednesday's event is one of several the city's public health department takes in part to increased awareness. >>of overdose and education eileen longer and is the director of the department overdose prevention this year in the first 2 quarters we've distributed over 70,000 doses naloxone and will surpass last year's according to the department of public health san francisco's overdose deaths are down this year compared to the same time last year. the health department says nationwide people are dying of accidental overdoses

at an alarming rate and approximately 70% of these deaths are driven by fentanyl. la gran adds opioid use disorder affects people across all ages, genders, races and socioeconomic classes. not only someone that could potentially be in their car. it could also be a family member friend. and so it's just really expanding access to materials. we did not know that interest would be as fast wide as it is today, but we're slams our first 30 minutes that we are out here. so >>that's really encouraging. and for us, it's making us think will maybe we need to come back. >>and the city's department public health will be hosting similar events like this. the next one will happen and the giants game reporting at sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>kron o6 people are facing

federal charges in a crime tourism ring that authorities say netted millions of dollars nationwide. the group allegedly ran a local rental car company that cater to thieves. reporter kareen wynter is in southern california with the details on the take down. >>it's a crime that netted millions of dollars in stolen merchandise and money. businesses, unsuspecting individuals and la other parts of california and across the country. all targets we're not done here targeting south american theft groups. they have seriously impacted. our quality of life in the southland in the fbi's 6 is committed. >>to further investigating these groups wherever they

arise 46 count federal indictment involving these defendants with already say are tied to a crime tourism theft group of foreign nationals from south america. crime tourism occurs when foreign nationals come to this country for the purpose of committing crimes. >>most often crimes such as theft of property. >>or money. multiple felony offenses from money laundering to wire fraud with many of those alleged schemes out of the san fernando valley. that's where sky 5 tracked agents on the ground at these car dealership and rental businesses in van nuys today searching vehicles, property. >>also in san canyon where investigators hauled out bags of clothing, some still with tags on one of 6 people arrested in named in the indictment. juan carlos toland 57 years old from santa clarita. he allegedly directed associates to travel to various parts of california and the country from 2018 to 2024 to commit theft like shoplifting, burglarizing homes and businesses and stealing people's credit cards and debit cards. the letter and then according to investigators, provided his

associates with vehicles from a van nuys dealership to use in the crimes and made them use fake ids so they won't be able to track it back to him. the defendant would get a cut of the stolen items or money. and according to authorities made millions in profit. we're in the process of seizing 25 vehicles. so properties and possibly even some horses authorities displayed in photos some of the stolen items, laptops, expensive watches, rings, designer, purses and shoes. the items found at various locations locally and outside the state. officials say they've arrested more than 100 suspects tied to these crimes since 2019 with the investigation ongoing. mayor karen bass also spoke to the growing number of burglaries across the southland recently. i've been meeting with residents from the valley from brentwood encino. and i just have to tell you that those neighborhoods have been terrified and terrorized by what has been happening. >>we have increased crime suppression efforts in these areas along with our partners.

and we will continue this effort. >>a company that helps people find babysitters nannies and it's all caregivers now faces accusations in misled subscribers about job postings and pay the federal trade commission filed a complaint against austin based care dot com. as sarah el shay reports, even though the size have settle for 8 and half million dollars, company leaders say that doesn't mean the allegations are necessarily true. care dot com, the online platform that connects people trying to hire for things like child and elderly care with people looking to apply for those jobs. >>federal trade commission says the company isn't taking care of its members, allegedly deceiving caregivers looking for jobs and making it difficult for families to cancel their memberships. this is the complaint filed by the federal trade commission in it. the government agency alleges a few different things. one that care dot com makes unsubstantiated claims about how much people could

earn through its job postings. to that, the website persuades people to buy subscriptions by overstating the number of jobs available on the site when it comes to those memberships. the ftc accused care of, quote, dark patterns to prevent to both job seekers and posters from being able to cancel their subscriptions. the complaint says in some cases there's confusing language, multi page questionnaires and offers to buy other paid memberships before being able to cancel with the over 8.5 million dollars settlement care agreed to pay the fcc plans to give it back to consumers. it says were harmed by those alleged practices. but care tells kxan this settlement doesn't validate the ftc's claims writing in a statement that, quote, though, care dot com was fully prepared to litigate this matter. and confident in its position. we decided to enter into an agreement with the ftc to resolve it now and keep our focus on helping families and caregivers

regarding some of those allegations like the misleading pay care says it doesn't have set rates and never makes promises about earnings. the company says the data provided is based solely on what families say they are willing to pay, which varies as far as cancellations go. the company says members can easily cancel if they wish and that it is further streamlining the process, sir, kxan news.

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exposing a large-scale gift card skimming operation. >>all sounds familiar. you may remember back in december of last year we reported on a similar case where 5,000 give cars that were tampered with where we covered. well, this time around, the same activity. thousands of gift cards from big box stores all being sacramento county sheriff's office cracking down retail theft to once again. this in and of itself is a multibillion dollar industry. >>for chinese national games. it's just trying to stay ahead. >>of all of it, 6,000 tampered gift cards were discovered during five-day undercover retail theft operation. detectives watched the suspect through surveillance cameras immediately recognizing it was the same activity they've seen before. we watch the subject followed him out to his car and arrested him once he got in the car. 37 year-old you

boot. 10 is believed to be a chinese national in part of a wider scale crime ring facing at least 3 felony counts. we have reason to believe that he's been working a west coast circuit. so. >>we believe that he's from southern california working all the way up through. oregon and washington, portland, seattle, bags and bags of gift cards from just about every major retailer you can think of stealing the card's information. so by the time the consumer goes to use the money. >>it's long gone so that the open the inside look at the card out and they'll remove this scratch off sticker from over the pin number. >>the record this and then the record, the bar code that has the pin number as well. they put it into a database and then their database continually runs those gift cards and estimated total loss of $40,000 to 3.1 million

dollars organized a chinese groups that are running these gift cards right now are doing a very good job at putting the cards back together the same way that the manufacturer created them. in most instances, people don't realize. >>that there's been any issue until they go to purchase something with the gift card. the sheriff's office recommends buying the gift cards from the store's online website. but if you do have to bite and person take a second to look at that gift card, you can look at the outskirts of the gift card to see that's been tempered. messed with see the lines lineup. and if it doesn't put that one back in grab another one. the sheriff's office also adds that if you fall victim to this to please report it right away in north highlands, covering local news that matters to leakers. fox 40 news. >>in bakersfield, 2 teenage boys are under arrest and facing charges in connection to the alleged bullying of another boy while he was walking home from school video of the incident has been circulating online with supporters of the victim now holding a rally on wednesday at golden valley high school reporter micaela armstrong has the details.

>>people powers in full force here at golden valley. highschool demanding action be taken against alleged student bullies student's family and parents rallied for all of your middle schooler. carter, liz shaw was at the center of a video circulating on social media allegedly show english all being bullied and forced to lick one of the individual's shoes. like that. case he got to that dean allen eases home cameras recorded the incident and she rushed outside to was sobbing. i thought i had got out there fast enough to prevent but turns out they had already happened just from the beginning to the end. >>and i can only imagine what he felt in that moment. greenfield union school district in a statement said the incident, quote, involved one of their students and that it had, quote, initiated an investigation into the incident. however, according

to le schols family, the other students 10 golden valley high school. but on tuesday, it was clear that they're alleged behavior was not supported. should be no bullying allowed. no bylines, everybody's human beings. we all make mistakes. >>we all are flesh and blood. that should not be no by no reason for someone to be little be little a person we're all humans. at the end of the day, it's simple. >>it's all is tended until 70 news. he will no longer walk home and that she wants justice. they got to go to jail, to jail because i don't care. they didn't care. look what they did to him high. you go make somebody like feet. why would you do something like that? that's not right a nice school district responded to the incident in a statement saying, quote, the actions exhibited in the video are deeply disturbing and do not align with golden valley. high school's values. we stand

firmly against such behavior and do not tolerate bullying. the school district says it's working closely with the pd to address the incident appropriately at golden valley highschool mchale armstrong, 17 news. >>democratic congressman is calling on arlington national cemetery to release all information about incident that happened during former president trump's visit on monday. trump joins a wreath laying ceremony to honor the 13 u.s. service members killed in a suicide bombing during the afghanistan war withdrawal just 3 years ago. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports an issue is that the video recordings were at a highly restricted part of the cemetery. arlington national cemetery is now confirming an incident during former president donald trump's visit monday one person. >>video trump posted to his tiktok shows him in the highly restricted area called section 60 dedicated to recently fallen service members. the former president is heard comparing his record to the biden administration and then they do the cemetery says

federal law prohibits election-related activities, including photography and videography within army national military cemeteries. the cemetery says that reinforce the law with all participants. >>trump campaign spokesperson steven chun said in a statement an unnamed individual clearly suffering from a mental health episode decided to physically block members of president trump's team during a very solemn ceremony and republican vice presidential nominee, senator jd vance addressed it on the campaign trail. there is a verifiable evidence that >>the campaign was allowed to have a photographer there, virginia democrat congressman jerry connelly once the cemetery to release a full account of what happened saying in a statement, it's sad but all to expected that donald trump would desecrate this hollowed ground and put campaign politics ahead of honoring our heroes a cemetery spokesperson did not reveal specifics of the incident and told me to protect the identity of the person

involved. no further information is being released at this time in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>david lazarus. coming up, ai chip maker nvidia reported its quarterly results today and in a sense they didn't disappoint in

>>stocks fall flat. head of the videos quarterly results and a big change is coming to legos. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there stocks were down during regular trading today as investors cleared the decks ahead of the after the closing bell. earnings release from ai chip maker nvidia. it's a big deal because nvidia's now the

bellwether for the tech sector and it really dominates ai chip sales of the moment. a county 80 to 90% of all ai chip sales. and that's very big deal. so people were watching very closely to see what they had to say and at least for the most recent quarter, they didn't disappoint. nvidia said that its revenue over the last 3 months up 122% yet another quarter. that nvidia has reported triple digit revenue growth. and now the question obviously, how long can make maintain this momentum in the answer to that is maybe not for much longer. the company warned that he could see revenue slowing down in coming quarters. and that's only natural. i mean, at some point, everyone's going to have all their chips. moreover, in tell the taiwanese other chipmakers, they're all getting good at this as well. here's a company that's doing very well. thank you very much talk about toy maker lego maker of one of the greatest toys ever. its 1st half profit was up. 26% to more than 1 billion dollars. and even more impressive than

that. the company says it is going to plow some of that money into making more environmentally-friendly bricks, which every parent knows are the bane of barefoot parents everywhere. lego says it has tried 600 different materials to try to get fossil fuels out of its bricks and make them friendlier to mother nature. and finally, it seems to have found its way. it's going to go with a renewable recyclable plastic resin that is going to be more expensive than oil but friendlier to the planet and even more impressive than that. lego says they don't plan to raise prices at least for now. they will take their profits and absorb these higher costs themselves. back to you. >>comedian nikki glaser is set to host the 2025 golden globe awards. plus the cast of beetlejuice beetlejuice appears at the venice film festival for the movies. big premiere. dayna devon has all the details in the entertainment report. we start with some exciting news. we now know who will be hosting

the 82nd annual golden globe awards. >>i mean, you're the best to ever play for too long. i mean. again, i mean, i get it is hard to walk away from something that's not your pregnant girlfriend in stock. know, she was pregnant. he just he was getting fat. >>that's right. iconic rose turned comedian nikki glaser has been tapped for the job after her success of the tom brady roast. in a statement she says thrilled to get the gig and that the award show is not only a big night for tv and movies, but for comedy. she adds it's one of the few times the show business not only allows but encourages itself to be lovingly mocked, at least i hope so. god. i hope so. its an exciting yet challenging gig because it's live unpredictable. and in front of hollywood's biggest stars who also might be getting wasted while seated next to their recent exes glaser goes on to say, i just

hope to continue in that time honored tradition that might also get me canceled. this is truly a dream job. plus, i no longer have to feel guilty for every tv show and movie. i've binged over the past year. it was all worth it. the globes will air january 5th on cbs. it will also be streaming on paramount. plus, the cast of beetlejuice beetlejuice or in italy for the venice film festival. 36 years after original beetlejuice film was released, the cast of the highly anticipated sequel road into venice on speedboats for the premiere. the cast sat down with the film's writer and director tim burton and saying his praises there are so few opportunities to mean something. >>but you can say is 100% original unique. and we grew together and it was just so great to see. >>michael space of close coming on to this. and i knowing that i was joining a team of giant and people who

are so special and talented and what they just kind of try to my my business in the corner. absolutely. just feel so spoiled to work with all these people. it was one of the more special >>experiences of my life that your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>more news coming up. stay with us.

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us on kron on live on air and

online. i'm stephanie rothman. well, tensions are running high and an east bay school board meeting tonight after testing found dangerous levels of lead in drinking water. the oakland unified school district promise to take accountability tonight for not immediately notifying parents and teachers of their results. kron four's. sara stinson reports from the meeting. >>oakland parents, it's scary and educators been her and packing a school board meeting wednesday night in hopes of getting answers about high levels of lead detected in water at several schools not been forthcoming about how. public health emergency parent. nate landry says as if the problem itself wasn't stressful enough, they learned of the district knew about the positive test results and did nothing for at least 2 months. the district superintendent says an internal investigation is underway. >>the delayed communication of the lab test results was

completely unacceptable. >>the board presented a new report by the superintendent. it identified 186 water fountains and faucets with high lead levels. they remain off limits as schools across the district. the report also indicates an average of 62 days lapsed between lead testing and notifying schools and parents of the results in taking corrective action. school officials say led, unfortunately is not a new problem for the district. it is not our water supply is contaminated. >>it is not in the pipes. this is a function of our fixtures and our aging facilities building like it should be. first says it's over 100 until the district are places its fixtures flow. water systems have been installed at schools, but many say so far those have not been the best solution over. >>he i stopped working and the kids have this, know, last to there are not enough of them. >>and when they break down due

over use or some other sort of the repair process is like alameda county officials have advised parents to get their kids tested. but that remains a big hurdle for all a lot of parents who are immigrants who have, you know, scared to speak up anyway. so they will take their kids to the doctor for something serious and they don't understand the seriousness of lead poisoning. the district presented next step saying they will be installing more water bottle filling stations developing a testing schedule which will be presented at a meeting next month as well as creating a dashboard that would be established by january. first of next year. >>and that way, people can search test results for fixtures each school. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >>congratulations, superintendent. thank you for your commitment to our schools. >>and with that, kyla johnson trammell will stay on as

superintendent of oakland unified school district for 3 more years. the board voted on wednesday night to extend her contact with a base salary of around $380,000. she's already been serving as the district superintendent for the past 7 years. and after the next 3 more years, she will become the district's longest-serving superintendent ever. in oakland. multiple people are in jail in connection to a freeway shooting. it happened tuesday on 5.80, near golf links road officers say the driver and 3 other suspects led them on a chase. 3 of the suspects ran off but were later caught. the driver eventually crashed. the car and when searching the car officers found an assault rifle with extended magazines as well as shell casings. the incident is still under investigation. crews are trying to get a hold of a wildfire burning near petaluma. it's already destroyed one home in this and what's being called the gas fire started shortly before 5 this evening in lakeville in

sonoma county. at last check, it burned around 20 acres and it's thankfully around 40% contained. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and when we have more information, we will let you know for now we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he's joining us as he tracks the conditions there, lawrence. >>is he from the video? the wind really whipping in that fire that fire occurring in the afternoon. and that's generally the time we see the strongest winds developing with the seabreeze. so winds have backed off a bit in and around that fire location. that's some good news. the humidity is on the rise. still in those locations. temperatures now in the 50's. you're still getting a little bit of a breeze outside. more of westerly component to that win the area that is bureau de then looks like most that area sparse not filled with many homes, but there are a few up there. a lot of land to burn up there. a lot of dry grass brush as well. the meantime, though, we got a lot of clouds

moving on shore. that is good news. can see that higher humidity role and not just inside the bay and the coast is going to surge well into the valleys. temperatures taken a major hit along the coastline inside the bay and the 17 degrees cooler in oakland today, 14 degrees, cooler nap and hayward, 13 degrees cooler in san francisco. not as much cooling in the valleys, but that will change by tomorrow afternoon was still on the hot side there. they had some mid-nineties expect much cooler temperatures as we head toward the holiday weekend. >>well, if drivers are getting a life-saving lesson in san francisco, it's the highlight the importance of overdose awareness week. the san francisco department public health, health and events at sfo on wednesday showing lyft drivers how to recognize and reverse an overdose using narcan officials say it's vital for rideshare drivers to get trained as they have to deal with all types of passengers. and you never know. >>only someone that could potentially be in their car. it could also be a family member or friend. and so it's

just really expanding access to materials. the city's public health department plans to hold more of these meetings and training sessions. the next one will be at a giants game in the near future. governor newsom has signed 2 bills into law. it's aiming to help improve the state's a homelessness crisis. one bill, it says the 30 day limit a homeless person can stay at hotels and motels and the other one streamlines the permitting process to create more affordable living space is more quickly. newsom says the new laws will give local governments more tools in their fight to help the homeless. and meantime, the governor is reportedly working to create california water management guidelines. politico reports the move is to protect endangered species in anticipation of a possible second. former president trump presidency newsom is reportedly concerned that if trump is reelected, more water will be given to farmers at the expense of endangered fish

becoming extinct. back in 2019, california clash with the trump administration when it tried to use its own water rules leading to a heated legal battle. politico reports that newsom is now scrambling to quickly rewrite the trump era water guidelines by the end of the year. >>make thank left. solo might fall. going all the community. just fill in a >>people in petaluma area are coming together to help donut shop owners repair their home after it free of charge. excuse me after it was burglarized by thieves. the owners of counties say most of their life savings were stolen out of a safe in their house. nearly 7 months ago. the couple have plan to repair their roof with the money costing around $20,000. but when customers found out they jumped into action. >>and very, very grateful that

the entire community has come together to assist with project. and these people are wonderful people. and then the loser, life savings and have somebody come in. rob. their home is just. unbelievable. >>gofundme page has been set up for the couple and now reached more than $150,000. >>well, coming up on kron on, how can you encourage your team to its off the healthy sleeping habit as they enter this new school year? we'll hear more on that in just a couple of minutes. as teens

readjust being back in the classroom, the quality of their sleep becomes more important than ever. >>to discuss ways you can encourage healthy sleeping habits in the teenager in your life. kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with doctor rebecca white chief of pediatrics at kaiser permanente, sandra fell. >>to start off. how much sleep would you say is a healthy amount for teens and they're busy parents as back-to-school season picks up. >>a great question. we recommend are teenagers 8 to 10 hours of sleep each but the vast majority of kids really need closer 9 to 10 hours of sleep each night. i think most of our teens like to think there that can do that just needs h. but what we see in practice is that 9 to 10 hours, it's much better for most markets in k 9 to 10 hours every night. wow, ok, so. >>walk us through the impact. a good night's sleep can have on our brain function and our physical health. >>yes. so when you're

sleeping, your immune system is strengthening up for the next day. so we know that our teams to get adequate amount of sleep. tend to get sick clashed in kids who don't get enough sleep. we also know that your performance, whether that's athletic performance or your school performance will improve. when you get enough sleep. there was a study that came out a few years ago. they looked at basketball kids. so excuse me, some kids in college playing basketball and they sleep their regular sleep and tests their performance and then they had them sleep. an extra hour. for the next few weeks and their performance improved 10%. wow and show him getting adequate sleep. we know that it's vital for your physical mental health in your performance. >>okay, guys. so we talked about the benefits, but how much harm can a lack of sleep have on the body? >>yeah, that's a great questions. still lack of sleep is a one of the leading

factors for issues around mental health and our change mental health is a huge focus that we have especially coming out of covid. and we know that teens who don't get enough sleep are at increased risk to have anxiety and depression. >>ok, got it. so both very concerning issues, which is why one encourage at least 9 to 10 hours of sleep in our teens every night. now, of course, we all seem to know a teenager but likes to sleep in late is there a reason that certain scenes, tennis like to sleep in and how much sleep is too much sleep. >>yes. so what we know for teenagers is that there's an actual physiologic process as you go through adolescence, where your circadian rhythm gets pushed back a little bit and show teenagers naturally want to go to sleep closer to 10 to 11, sometimes midnight because that's what their circadian rhythm is doing. and so if you're going to sleep that late, you can see that you're gonna need to sleep and later, right to try to get adequate amount of sleep. but

what's happening with teenagers is they have to go to school, right and show school time. you have to wake up at a certain time. so if you're not going to bed early unash, you don't get adequate sleep. one of the ways we test with our teens on how they're doing with sleep this by asking them how a few sleeping on the weekends. because in general, if your body is getting the right amount of sleep each night, you're going to go to bed and wake up around the same time each day. and so if kids are sleeping in chill 10:00am 11:00am and noon on the weekend and they usually get up at 07:00am. on a school day. we know that there's multiple hours of sleep that they're missing through the week. and so we talked to them about how to help get to sleep a little bit earlier. so you can get more consistent sleep each night. >>got it. and what are some easy ways that we can encourage some good sleeping habits in teens and also for the busy adults among us too. >>to recommendations are the same like you said, whether

you're a teenager or whether you're an adult. and so you want to limit caffeine in the afternoon or the evening. you want to try and get some exercise every day. but you want to avoid vigorous exercise 2 to 3 hours before you go to bed. you want to avoid screens. one hour before bedtime. and so for our teens, we do a lot of conversations around cell phones and getting off their cell phone and not keeping it in their room at night. and then you want to get early morning light. first thing when you wake up, that's going to help with your circadian rhythm to wake you up. like i said, you want to trust, really try and get into a habit of going to bed at same time and waking up around the same time every day. >>got it and wanted to add an additional question for you here based on what you were just saying the screen time, right? making sure that we're not on our phones, at least an hour before bedtime is. so what is the effect that that screen time can have like? because i know a lot of people who like to scroll on that and just keep the phones next to

the bed. so what's the effect that has a floor on the phone? right up to the moment before we turn the lights out. >>if there's you'll hear a lot of talk about blue light and and how much that stimulates yoon on how significant that is. but we know that just a bright light in general is tricking your brain into thinking that it's daytime and not nighttime. and at night time your brains going to calm down. just shut up a nice. just want a nice rhythm to be able to fall asleep and show the screen tricks your brain so that it doesn't calm down and you just have a harder time falling asleep. >>and got it. all right, doctor, rebecca, white, white chief it's a

big week at the state capitol. lawmakers have just a few days left to vote on hundreds of bills before the end of the legislative session this weekend, capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at some of the major bills they taken up so far. >>you know, we're talking more than 700 bills. lawmakers here must take up. but the running at a time, the big deadline fast approaching. at the state capitol. the clock is ticking. lawmakers have until their key deadline this saturday evening to take up 725 bills before the legislative session officially comes to an end. this is where it all comes down to the final week of session, a georgia school of law at and professor chris mckinlay notes bills coming up for a vote this week touch on all kinds of topics. there's a myriad of issues from labor issues, energy transportation, criminal justice reform. >>there's all kinds of measures that the legislature is dealing with on housing.

the state senate this week took up assembly bill 18, 40 if signed into law. it would allow undocumented californians to apply for the state's first time homeowners assistance program for the program qualified applicants could receive as much as $150,000 in state funding and down payment assistance. >>this is a common-sense bill that allows individuals many of whom were essential workers during the covid crisis to be able to get in line and hopefully buy their first home. but as the state faces a multibillion-dollar deficit, governor gavin newsom and the legislature have not yet appropriate any money for the program. >>republicans argue allowing undocumented californians to qualify for the program. >>would be too costly. we are in a complete budget deficit and, you know, subsidizing housing for people that are not here legally is not something that we should be doing. i do. i do not support any way, shape or form, especially when there's so many americans standing in line waiting for housing

opportunity to open at. but in the end, secretary, please call the role of the measure narrowly passed the state senate by a party line vote. >>the legislature is also expected to take up a package of bills to regulate artificial intelligence and a pair of bills to prohibit retail and grocery stores from offering plastic bags at checkout. plastic waste is choking our planet. what we want to do is reduce plastic pollution. and the way to do that is by saying to people you can use your reusable bag right or you can be offered a paper bag. so these will be the 2 options that are available at the grocery and there won't be a plastic option. the republican lawmakers believe it's government overreach. they're just looking for more reasons to control people's lives. >>i'm very frustrated that we have to regulate everything. california, tell you what kind of car you have to drive with kind of strong you can have what kind of lawnmore you can use or not use in california. where does it end? >>should the bills make it to the governor's desk? he'll have the entire month of september to decide whether to

sign or veto them reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. news. >>more news

they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening.

a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. better at targeting the current variants, which are contributing to the summer surge. kron four's dan kerman has more. >>russia's traveling in the next couple of weeks. so he decided to come in and get the updated covid-19 vaccine. now,

i think just makes common sense to do that. shouldn't a reason geo. also stopped in to the cvs pharmacy in berkeley to get the new covid-19 vaccine. >>my biggest concern is in covid. it's long covid. i have a couple of friends to gotten long covid who are in their 20's and 30's and it's really affected their minds and it's this is going on 6, 7 months for them so that i really don't want to deal cbs is offering both the updated pfizer and moderna vaccines. and while they're taking walk-ins, they advise people. >>to schedule ahead. sometimes alliance can get pretty long through rush hours. we do recommend that they either go to cvs dot com or by the app. >>you make some appointments were not just covid vaccines but also flu shots and other. >>expend of actually shows such as shingles and pneumonia shots as well. >>one person who was planning to get the new vaccine, but now has to wait. is nicholas lee? >>i tested positive yesterday

as and my husband as parents of a 5 month-old baby. the positive test means a different way of life for the week. you know, we. >>i'm asking were around you know, she's taking a little bit she has a little bit more of them. time and more a long day. problem. for last 2 lee says once immunity wanes after about 4 months, he too, will be at a local pharmacy, getting an updated version of the vaccine. >>again, cbs is taking walk-ins and they say they have plenty of vaccine. but >>if you want to make sure to get the vaccine you want at the time you want you might consider booking in advance in berkeley. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>kron on will cwith election d

around the corner, california ballots are expected to start going out in just a few weeks. for more about the safety of our elections. kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with kristen connelly contra costa county clerk recorder and registrar of voters. >>for the record, i'm our elections. fair. >>i well, let me just say i i'm seeing that video of the former president for the first time and don't want fine on what he might be might be saying there. but absolutely we i'm here to reassure voters that are our process is our secure. we care a lot about securing our physical space. we make sure that our people use secure process is, you know, happy to talk about as much or as little of all the details of all the ways that

we make sure that our our cyber posture is very secure so our staff set up an entire website dedicated to election security because we want to make sure that everybody understands. we conduct fair and secure elections and that voters votes will count. >>so you do not send out 7 ballots per person, wheat. we do not mean we certainly don't have the funding for that. but yeah, under california law, every registered voter is mailed a ballot that they can return either through vote by mail in our case. we're still a polling place counties on contra costa will have 146 polling places open on november. will even have 5 regional early voting sites up. need supervisorial districts for the 3 days before election day. >>and so i i can't emphasize enough that it's we try to make it convenient and clear so voters know how to make

their vote count. so kristen got just out of that more and more people are registering to vote. are you seeing that in contra costa county saying and we have seen an uptick, you know, we had our weekly a planning meeting hearing from every corner of our staff earlier today. we are about 3,000 registrations in recent weeks. >>you know, we think that that's that's typical. we do see a surge in any presidential election, but that is higher than where we were at in the primary where we are about 710. >>other than getting people to vote. what's the biggest challenge you face? >>it is a it is about breaking through that information. there's a lot of noise and misinformation out there which i'm grateful for this opportunity to talk to you. and so, yeah, we really want

it. let everyone know that we have a great process and secure. >>and you can look for your voter information guides in a little over a month and we're going to sending ballots so that those are received by voters fully a month before the election at minus. 29 today were 69 days from the election. you'll be getting your ballot. is in 40 days from now? >>and is that universal or i know you're contra costa county, but can the other bay area counties expect the same similarly absolutely working coalition with our counties. it's california election code that we are following in terms of our processes and mailing everybody about so people should states. in fact, we're unifying our messages in a shared media market. so if you're if you're hearing this in a county other than contra costa, you really can check your mail, october 7th for your ballot. >>get ready to vote. and we encourage everyone to vote early. good plan. so voting is

such a sacred duty in a democracy. >>it come under attack. it's refreshing to hear someone of your caliber. it'll be able to speak to our viewers and a potential voters if there one thing you want to leave us with, what? what would that >>every vote counts and every vote will get counted. so i just really encourage anyone they make the time to make sure that you're registered, if you're not please register the secretary of state. it handles our online voter registration. i know we can process those on paper. you know, if people want to come on down to our office or any of that to their local office and and fill out a form, we want to make sure people get registered, that they know that they're that every vote counts and that every vote gets counted. >>all right, kristen connelly. >>you are the clerk recorder and registrar of voters. as you know. but thank you for

your time and thanks for sharing some insight with our viewers today. vice

president harris and governor tim walz are on a bus tour through georgia. washington correspondent vinay simlot joins us to explain the politics of the visit from the campaign trail. >>both campaigns want to win georgia and its 16 electoral votes. president joe biden won that state in 2020, but this year a decision desk hq and the hill dot com election forecast says former president donald trump has a 65% chance of winning that state.

>>the democratic ticket begins a two-day journey through rural georgia. vice president kamala harris paused her bus tour at a high school where she dropped by a marching band rehearsal and spoke with students. >>but, you know, you never let any certain says not down a slow you keep going. >>they're targeting votes in republican strongholds in a state where former president donald trump previously clashed with the popular republican governor. vice president kamala harris and her running mate, governor tim walz have tried to appeal to middle-class voters. donald trump and jd vance. >>they have something a little different in my the only thing these guys know about working people is how to take advantage of how to not pay up. senator jd vance says he and trump would be better for working people. we just want to rebuild a good middle class. so the people who live the american river 2 days with

events in pennsylvania and michigan, vance hammered vice president harris on inflation and the economy. things cost more at the grocery store. things cost more everywhere and our workers art getting the wage increases they need from in-person campaign events to television events. we'll see both candidates on tv tomorrow starting with former president donald trump. he's going to do a televised town hall. >>and then vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz. we'll do their first tv interview tomorrow night in washington. i'm some lot back to you. >>los angeles. first ninja warrior training facility where you can conquer obstacle courses. reporter megan tells gives us a sneak peek. >>welcome everyone to las angeles ninja academy. i look over here because take a look over here. you can see and wave matalin. she's in the shot here. she brought this from the east coast to the west coast in la county. it is. you can come and train here to be a ninja who doesn't

want that. a ninja warrior athlete is that we're calling them now metal. you are right now what i am right now. it's about trying to be this is just a simple slackline. so great but that's the fun part. you come here and then you get the desire to want to be better. we right. you're going to keep improving every time you come. we're going to new challenges can tell me about the league, the world mentally. he's been around for 10 years, but it's been growing over the last 10 years a lot. and i think it's important for kids to find a sport that works for them. it's an individual sport. you can do it at your own level. and you know, it's on like team sports. it's, you know, self motivating and very encouraging. also great to see females succeed in the sport. you talk about america, ninja warrior the show. it is huge. it's become a phenomenon. could we have behind that? yes, we have a phenomenon in jessie graff who is one of the most prominent athletes on american ninja warrior. >>she will be competing again. this year will be her 12th season. i believe. and she like i said, one of the

greatest role models for young kids. >>and it's great to watch just the strength that all of the training she says she is. >>lot goes into it a lot of time. a lot of energy, a lot of scientific methods to to understand how our bodies work in. here she goes in the last event. >>she landed just see what. >>an honor to have you here today. when you knew and when you found out that this facility was coming here to the west coast, are you excited? i imagine. oh, my gosh. i've been wanting this for like 10 years. it's the greatest thing ever cause. i've been doing pull ups and strength training in my living room to get strong enough to do the show. >>but especially in the past couple years, the technique has gone through the roof. and so i'm like. i finally of coach finally have a gym tragedy. if you have this that first time that you could beat it on the show would have changed the game. and what do you see as the future of the sport? >>absolutely. it has changed the game. it's like i got to a plateau where i just thought i was kind of at the peak of

what i could do. and now that like it's evolved into a sport and the technique has gone. but seriously through the roof, it's like a whole new world of possibilities is opened up for me to make like i can move like a monkey. if i learned that i saw that. that's amazing. i think anyone could even those who can't we could train if we put our work hard work into it. jesse, thank you so much. we cannot wait to see you compete this season. we also can't wait to see you information on the screen right now. there's a big event happening. they they've been open this hall, las angeles ninja academy. they've been open. but the real big grand opening party is happening this week. and you can come just see a mix that make your reservation. one were high-fiving i'm megan, tell us and i'll send it back to you for now. thank you, matt and frank for starting use so but >>jet setting on a budget. i'll show you how to turn your points into a dream vacation with some helpful online

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>>well, not to be confused with the classic burt reynolds film. this is a fresh take thriller from the butler. director lee daniels >>remember, before we get started whenever it's his team, do not listen to. young. i'm a story about this family who was being pulled apart. my name is a possible change. the other person present is anthony jackson. and this community of women that comes to put them back together again. >>we ask that you cleanse and same defiance. one. it's late. >>i first heard about the movie and he first mentioned wanting to do with me on the set of billie holiday. so it was like he's they've had his movie actually for quite a >>so i said i'm going to be separate the city and want to be in the same city cause. i don't want demons on me. i don't want to i like how do i move? how do i tell the story? but not tell the story.

>>he was so convinced. that i i have this character in me, even though i didn't have any idea of who this woman was and what the culture was that she lived in. >>complications of what it's like to being biracial. looking at that, you know, really checking her out. was that what does that dynamic like? >>she had been abused the she became an abuser. used her child it on the only thing, you know, it's very hard to get out. his belief and his enthusiasm just swept me in. and it certainly was. >>nothing i've ever done before. when he says you can

do it, you believe in, you like she said, even if you feel like you don't have it in you, you're like he clearly see something. you can put it together. >>deliver. it starts streaming on netflix friday with their report. i'm doug kolk. >>more news coming up. stay with u

>>during holiday right now and i think we're seeing a cooldown on the way today. we get to see the atmosphere change gears a little bit. a lot of that fog started to ramp up the marine layer deeper started to push on shore right now to the golden gate bridge, not as dense as it was last night. not expecting that but more that fog in a spread well inland. i think overnight tonight into

some of the interior valleys of morning clouds, then becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon. the exception, of course, along the coastline and then much cooler for the holiday weekend. plenty of low clouds and fog with only partial afternoon clearing and you'll see right here as we head through the night tonight, that fog filling in the bay, even as some of the valleys may be in the tri valley by tomorrow morning. maybe a little drizzle along the coastline. then a pull back toward the beaches where it's going to set the better part of the day before really ramping up as we get into friday and the weekend. temperatures for tomorrow going to be comfortable 60's to low 70's in the san francisco 60's along the big change there. you'll notice the changes more so inside the much more comfortable 60's 70's you make way through millbrae and burlingame, 79 redwood city, the south bay that have been looking at some 90's. well, you're back in the 80's. warm but not hot there. you'll still see some hot temperatures. well in tri valley about 91 in livermore, 90 in dublin, 88 degrees. while the creek 75 in san leandro and about 76 degrees in oakland, 88 in concord. so temperatures coming back down least reasonable the next couple of days. and i think

maybe a little bit below the average as we head toward the whole day weekend, not a bad place to numbers going to come down a bit tomorrow. still some numbers well inland, then we watch these temperatures really taken a tumble as we head into saturday and sunday before we start warming up again, the middle of next week. well, the giants got a huge comeback win last night in milwaukee. they were trying to make it 2 straight over the brewers. >>tonight, but before the game, the team actually placed tyro estrada. taylor rogers and tyler matzek on waivers. that's according to the athletic. now all 3 of those guys can keep playing for the giants in the meantime, as you can see with the strong in the lineup tonight. but essentially they're just up for grabs now for any team to claim. so we'll keep an eye on that. as for the game itself to kyle harrison was cruising through 4 scoreless innings. put it all came apart in the 5th and all with 2 outs. jackson. and he's a talented young player. only 20 rbi single makes it one. nothing couple pitches later. now. blake perkins rips into left

and that's going to get all the way to the wall and bring home 2 more runs on the double. it's 3 to nothing. brewer is still not done on the very next pitch. william contreras sends it out to center. that's 5 runs on 4 pitches and it's 5 to nothing. brewers. a giants will try to make a comeback. top 8 down 5, 1, 2 outs. a runner on for michael conforto who drives it down the line in ahead. that'll get the job done to at least bring in tyler fitzgerald and make it 5 to elliott ramos following that with a line-drive single to center field. that's another and all of a sudden it's 5 threes time representing the on game. it's 5 and he's been swinging a pretty hot bat, the 2nd half of the season. but unable to do it here he goes down swinging. the giants brewers, hang on 5 to 3 this time. jets while the a's are

trying to make it 2 in a row over the reds and 3 straight overall tonight in cincinnati. little rain before the game that cleared it was a and humid night in ohio. yeah, that is that's good ice cream bar weather for chad out on that. prince utler starting things off right? he homered last night and one at the right where he left off a leadoff home a strike. first on butler, 16th homer of the season. and then in the top of the 6th, the a's are up 2, nothing. what a season brent rooker been having. 30 homers for the second straight year. make it. 31 after this 1, 432 foot blast into the second deck. those 31 homers, a career high for rucker as the a's would build a 5, nothing lead. but in the bottom of the 7th, that lead is down to 5, 3, runners on the corners for will benson and that's a no doubter. the reds take the lead on the three-run shot. they score 6 runs in the

inning. next frame 2 on for seth brown. can the aids answer? we already had one home run tonight. that one to dead center has just enough its brown second homer of the game this time. it's a three-run shot and just like that, the a's regained the lead. we go to the top of the 9th mason miller in to close it out. one reds threatening to with 2 on miller gets pence and the chase for strike 3 langle years ship throws it to first for the out and a's. hang on to win it 9 to 6. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a a

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