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>>just a handful of days into the new school year to students and 2 teachers were killed this morning after authorities say a 14 year-old student opened fire inside his high school. >>it happened in napa, appalachian high school in wind or about 50 miles northeast of atlanta. at least 9 other people were injured in this georgia state. police say 2 school resource officers detained the suspect within minutes. he was taken into custody and is being charged as an adult with murder. his motive right now is under investigation. and california lawmakers are also reacting to today's shooting governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta were both at an event in sacramento earlier today when they heard about the tragedy. >>the commentary around this is so familiar. exhausting. the commentary on the other side. talking about the political is a shunt of people stand up and say what the is wrong with. this is the only country in the world where we see this over and over and over and over again. and you're going to see it over and over and over and over

again. just got less an happened to you or your community or your loved one because of the culture that we've created in this country and the gun laws in this country. yes, schools where kids go to learn. and should be able to go to learn. without fear of. active shooting drill or an active shooter. we've seen too many of it. none of its acceptable, none of its normal. we will continue to promote the blueprint of california that has led us to be 2, transform from 30 years ago from being a state with one of the highest levels of gun violence to now one of the lowest. >>both presidential candidates, former president trump and vice president harris reacted to the shooting as well calling it tragic and senseless. and longtime bar owners in san francisco are speaking out tonight about a rash of burglaries. 2 of them share security video of the recent break-ins saying

countless other businesses are being targeted as well. kron four's there since and is in the city and shares that surveillance footage. >>mars bar has been in the south of market neighborhood for 25 years. its owner says it's been a struggle to keep the business afloat and being targeted by thieves doesn't make it any easier. all the bars and restaurants in san francisco are barely surviving right now. just more insult to injuries. david kiley says he's the latest bar owner in san francisco to be targeted by thieves. video shows the quick and brazen burglary at mars bar in the early morning of august. 23rd broke open the front door, stole the atm, grabbed the 2 registers and they were out the kylie says the registers were empty and in it. but the burglars left - costly damage. he says other nearby businesses have also been hit. the hotel, utah, 4th in brandon. >>they hit the oasis. they had

the dna. they hit audio a little more than a mile away. thieves smashed in the glass door siento bar in the mission. just unbelievable. not the glass. this burglary happened on tuesday around one in the morning. thieves are seen be lining for the cash registers. i believe my cash stores open. i don't leave any cash on site. the owner debbie cohn says the thieves took off with credit cards left behind by customers put it out. there's a new left a card. be sure to block them or cancel them. but someone use your card last night, please let me know where because the police are actually looking because they think that this is a regular perpetrator. meanwhile, kylie is trying to draw attention to his burglary, putting information about it. >>on the window of his bar, he says this. that only makes it harder to survive when it's already a struggle to get customers through the door. they were in a ghost town down here. everybody's work from home. >>and that's what's hurting us because all of our after work, businesses now gone. kylie says he has pivoted to hosting

events and that's helped keep him afloat. >>but city zoning laws are throwing a wrench in that plan. we would like to see zoning change so that we can do events later in the night. right now, we can only do still 10:00pm, and that's really hurting us. both business owners i spoke with, they're applying for a city vandalism grant to help repair their broken front doors. i reached out to san francisco police to get more information on these burglaries, but i did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. >>back to you. >>thanks, sarah. the 17 year-old boy accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall made his first court appearance today. he's facing charges related to attempted murder and robbery. so they the deputy public defender agreed to a quick trial. the decision gives the san francisco da's office 15 days to decide if the 17 year-olds will be tried as an adult. done. >>if you go to the disposition phase, which would be a can in the adult world sentencing and

that would occur in the county of residence in this said, what can you? >>the 17 year-old is from tracy and he also has another case pending out of san joaquin county. pearsall was shot in the chest on saturday afternoon. he was out of the hospital, though, within 24 hours. and the suspect who was also shot in the arm is doing fine. his next court date in san francisco is set for next week. some online tobacco retailers are being sued by the city of san francisco. the city attorney says they're trying to dodge the law which bans flavored nicotine pouches. the lawsuit against for online retailer seeks monetary penalties against the companies. it also wants the retailers to immediately stop delivering products to san francisco addresses. >>how much is come in? a variety of sweet flavors and our city banned these flavored tobacco products because we know that they are more attractive to young people. >>the california youth tobacco survey of 2023 found nicotine pouches were the second most common form of tobacco use

among 8th graders. it's just behind vaping. the lawsuit hopes to send a message should be taylor's that nicotine products are not welcome here in san francisco. the city of oakland is suing southwest airlines for allegedly violating the city's minimum wage and sick leave ordinances. the suit stems from southwest allegedly breaching a twenty-twenty settlement agreement claiming the airline has engaged in new violations and refused to restore earn paid sick leave hours to employees among the list. the lawsuit seeks that southwest pay restitution damages and penalties to affected workers. southwest responded with a statement saying they fully comply with applicable sick leave laws. it went on to say, quote, although southwest remains willing to address the city's concerns, specifically policies, the airline is prepared to vigorously defend itself against these frivolous claims in court, including by asking the court to address the city's own breach of the settlement agreements.

switching gears, we're taking a live look now at the embarcadero in san francisco. ashley know now we're looking at the city. we see karl, the fog going through the city, although it's looks nice out there. it's been a pretty hot week with a heat wave kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to join us to track a cool down though, lawrence. >>that fog just kind of sliding on in. you can see the sales force tower. so, you know, the clouds below that at about 800 feet or so. we're going to see that making its way into the base of tomorrow morning. little dense fog to begin your day and yeah, it's going to be thick in spots. temperatures today took a hit along the coastline. we had enough of the seabreeze to really not the numbers down. so we went from the 80's to much cooler weather to san francisco at 12 degrees. cooler level. 2 risk alert. oakland and 10 degrees cooler nappy. see the the interior valleys, not much in the way that at all that you're still a hot 100 in livermore. 96 in concord, 102 in antioch, 96 in napa. 98 nevado, but a much

cooler 68 uncomfortable in san francisco. heat advisories are still up until 11 o'clock tomorrow night. hot weather anywhere away from really the media water's edge north bay, the east bay into the south bay as well. but i think after that, things are really going to begin to change. high pressure is going to weaken and get out of the way in the weekend. looks like those temperatures going to be much, much more comfortable. a 68 degrees outside right now. very nice evening in san jose. 76 in livermore, 73 in conquer. only 57 in pacifica. 64 in napa. still 72 for our friends in calistoga. overall tomorrow, you're going to still see hot weather inland. 94 degrees in san jose oakland checking in. it's going to be warm day. they're not hot, sunny and warm about 85 and in the san francisco, you're going to see some of that fog right out toward the sunset. you get to downtown, got some sunshine, very comfortable about 68 degrees. >>thanks, lawrence. coming up, why a nurse in marin county alleges she felt forced to leave her job. that's after showing her support for

palestine. we'll be right back in just a couple of minutes. stay here. a local nurse has

filed a formal complaint against the hospital for telling her to remove her free palestine badge or be fired. >>kron four's lezla gooden spoke with a nurse who says she's speaking out for what she believes in. >>yasmeen has been a nurse for 8 years and spent 5 months at the marin health medical center. that was until she says she was forced to resign for wearing a free palestine batch or homework lanyard. we went to my knowledge that we're free palestine, that

real. but people are like myself, black lives matter or lgbtq. >>plus, and the past, they've had biden, you know, pens for the election. >>yeah. as nice as she wore the free pass time bash for months until she was approached by her manager that some of her colleagues, we're uncomfortable with it. he showed me the policy right now. >>and i read it and i said, okay, i see what it says. i hear you. and then said she was going to get me a blank that real. so i could change my. and i said, no, no, i lot because no one else that being help us a standard that policy and let everybody it help that standard i want move. she completed her final shift after that conversation and resigned but believes she was targeted because of race and her support for the people of palestine identified libyans with american my dogs from a that i definitely >>that there was a, you know,

a discriminatory act 10 against arabs, or it obvious that that plea against palestinians because i mean, palestinians, so and if we don't discriminate advance on tuesday, the san francisco bay area office of the council on american islamic relations filed a formal complaint with the california civil rights department on her behalf against the hospital. >>adding that yasmeen was forced to remove her badge or face termination is not that this would go. >>that long. we are confident that the employer here will understand the gravity of. discriminatory behavior they engaged in and ken resolve this matter. >>we reached out to maureen health regarding this complaint and were given the following statement or in-house standards of appearance. policy helps employees and the contingent workforce with expectations concerning their parents while

working. this policy is clear a political and newt really apply by hospital administration. now she either needs to be given the opportunity to return to work and that would give anyone pause right to i want to return to a place right? face discrimination. >>but that should be an option that is offered along with an apology and training management about what employee rights are in the workplace and how this went lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>as we begin the hottest time of the year for the bay area this week has seen a heat wave. the hot weather is clearly not good for fire season as well. kron 4, 3, ceos in bay point where fire officials are preparing. we're here in bay point. we want to get straight to the point and show you just this. >>take a look behind me. you can see that hillside over it is all chart. that is how close a recent fire got to this neighborhood and that is what firefighters really focus

on on these hot days. this was the same back on july. 26 smoke filled the air as fire crews raced to contain. >>a blaze moving fast along hillside and threatening nearby homes in this bay point neighborhood. >>we did have the fire in bay point that did have a cws warnings that came out alerts and evacuations and there were many homes evacuated during that time of the fire came straight to the fence line. that's public information. officer know with the contra costa county fire protection district as we haven't had any rain for a while now. so it's extremely dry out there. the later you go into the summer, it just gets compounded. everything is going to be extremely dry. and if you add in the fire, danger with that in a little bit of wind, you can have potential for some really fast-moving fires. ono says just last september crews responded to 20 vegetation fires and they move fast. yeah, when you get the wind out here and in the county and you know, one little spark, the fires can grow extremely

fast. this is a view from the homes just off the jill avenue, the scorched earth and close proximity to so many homes. vivid reminder of the danger of a wildfire spreading an open space near a neighborhood. they always want people to be ready to know 2 ways out of not only their homes, but if they have 2 ways out of their communities as well and to sign up for cws alert so they can be notified if there is an emergency going around in their neighborhood. and there's also this fire officials say they they want to make sure that the messaging is out there about protecting yourself. if you do plan to go hiking like on the hillside out here where there are several trails. >>they say that they get a lot of medical calls. 9-1-1, calls when the temperatures go up and they say it's important to make sure that you wear protective clothing or get some water. make sure you bring a lot of water so that you can stay safe. here in bay point theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. >>more news

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school year and football season starts up. chp oakland is donating youth football jerseys. the kids at the boys and girls club kron four's gayle ong was at the events and explains what inspired the chp officers to help the kids. >>a youth football players just took the stage and receive their new football jerseys. here is a look. so right now the crowd is just sitting down. they're going to gather and listen to some speakers. but we want to give you a look at chp officers here with a stack of football jerseys. this is all to benefit 5 legacy youth. so how

this event came to be chp officers were. responding to a stolen car case and the suspect jumped into the coaches. at the time and that suspect was arrested. but after that incident, chp officers got to know the coach of the season football team here and then they realize that the kids here needed new uniforms. so the chp officers reached out to anyone who can help around the community. and that's where we are today. that incident happened late june. so about 2 months later here we are at 35 football players received the pri jersey. they got backpacks with free supplies. here's more from chp. >>and you know, that's the important thing. that's for the community to come together time. so was it was huge for me. i grew up in so this was, you know, seeing those kids out there. was near and dear to my heart to try to make this happen. and so when everybody came together and it

was happen so organically, it just no reason it's going to be a big impact. i see i the dirt is on ok lie? it's probably don't make the season a lot more better. i just feel like it's still out there. can do you know the community people? if people don't like the bowties, they open the community. so that's a good step having community. >>you just heard from that chp officer who helped organize this event. and we also heard from the coach of this youth football team. both of them really want the main takeaway from this story is to see the support in the community and hope people will come and help support this team here at the boys and girls reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news. a

southern california neighborhood plagued by human trafficking. now federal and local law enforcement are taking action. reporter lauren lister has more on the crackdown. >>hi there here in downtown la today, law enforcement officials detailing their collective crack down on human trafficking saying it exists in its ugliest form right here in our own backyard. with one victim is young as 11 years old. authorities say this stretch of figaro a is home to hardworking angelenos churches and schools. but he's also ground 0 for human trafficking in la. what we see along the figure, a corridor. >>as a human rights tragedy playing out each and every night. they say many of the victims are children. the traffickers. >>we'll recruit victims from foster care from group homes,

recruiting them and grooming them to engage in prostitution. what is common is 12 years old. is common age that girls are brought. >>into trafficking. some officials recounting stomach turning details of what they witnessed on police ride. alongs of the street. >>various stages of undress. there was a key stroll. that is the name of okay. i ddi the stroll specifically for the miners to target the traffickers and rescue victims along the 3.5 mile stretch from gage avenue to imperial highway. authorities say they are working together, combining the know-how with the lapd and fbi with prosecutorial power from the city attorney to the doj to leverage all their tools to the fullest detailing some recent cases, the defendant in this case traffic multiple victims and assaulted them, including. >>rounding the victims with this moniker. >>on their face and for those exploited along the figaro, a corridor year-to-date, 84.

>>victims say children. rescued from human trafficking. >>nd officials say there's a lot more work to be done. they want the public to help to. they say if you see suspected human trafficking call the national hotline at the bottom of your screen. and if it looks like an emergency call 9-1-1, in downtown la. i'm lauren lyster ktla. 5 news. >>fire continues. scorching in sierra county. it's now burned more than 3,000 acres with no containment. as of right now, starting on monday afternoon near sierra brooks. that's about 56 miles north of lake tahoe. evacuation orders in sierra county are now expanding, caught as stephanie and reports from sierra county with the latest. >>right now we're in the heart of the tahoe national forest. we're seeing some of the damage done from the bear fire. i want to go ahead and turn your attention over into the distance. take a look at that that some of the retarded been used to try and battle this fire and then right now are able to look at some of

the damage done. you can see some of the trees that have been burned here and some of that charred land and not only that as we walked on over, we can also see some of the smoldering that's been done over here in this area. taking a look over there, you might be able to catch just a glimpse of it. it's something that we're seeing play out all throughout the area. and we're also learning about power. we're learning that individuals, at least right now are in the dark. the bear fire continues to grip tahoe national forest as crews continue to fight the fire. they're relying on aerial resources, turning to water drops and retardant to try and put out the flames. power has proven to also be a problem. nv energy tells us no residents impacted by the fire are in the dark, relying on other utility companies to back the power to sierra brooks. while they continue to assess damage to infrastructure, they tell us 14 power lines were damaged in the fire with 10 needing to get replaced. we saw before service he told us they still have more battles ahead in fighting this fire. access has

been difficult for firefighters along with wind. >>so with the additional resources we're continuing to gain access to some areas of the fire. so hopefully will be seen additional containment, white lines being laid. >>improvement to be made. >>and i want to go ahead and turn our camera up. you can then see some of the air aerial resources yet again that are being used to try and get this fire under control. now coming up and the next hour we're going to be talking about smoke and how it's impacting air quality in the area reporting from tahoe national forest covering local news that matters lot of stuff on and fox. 40 news.

>>a longtime mom and pop business in concord that close over the weekend is back open. and now at a new location as kron four's philippe djegal reports the owners of flying colors, comics felt compelled to keep the business running for the community. >>it's not a fresh start, but rather the continuation of a really good thing we're keeping this business going because of the community flanked by a loyal small army of family, friends and staff joe and levy field have been working at a fever pitch since saturday when for the final time that their original location at oak grove plaza in concord, they close their doors, then turned their attention to their new spot in town at heritage square off parker avenue across from buchanan field airport hustling to get it open this week. finding just to welcome, everybody.

>>wednesday marks a new era for the east bay staple that was on the brink of shuttering for good when the fields were not offered a lease renewal, it is either find a new space or retire and loyal patrons are grateful. couple chose comics home. >>well, you should how kind a shame place for it? >>going to hawaii and for others, flying colors has been their safe space, atmosphere, the law and care that joe field and all of my former co-workers been able to give to people the sense of community. and joe field says that is what it is all about. lot of people who rely on us and we're keeping this going to take care of everybody else. and for those who love free comic book internationally, field says you're go on as planned next year on the first saturday of in concord, philippe kron. 4 >>with just weeks until the

election, foreign interference is a major concern. so they the justice department accuse russia of new efforts to influence u.s. elections and announced sanctions aimed at stopping it. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the latest details. >>feels like deja the justice department says russia is launching new efforts to meddle in the 2024. u.s. election, a covert campaign to interfere and influence. the outcome of our country's elections and attorney general merrick garland says people in russian president vladimir putin's inner circle are leading the justice department will aggressively counter such efforts. first, the doj is criminally charging 2 employees of rt, a russian state-controlled media outlets. garland says they were part of a secret 10 million dollars scheme which used to tennessee based company to hire u.s. social media influencers to post russian disinformation and propaganda with the aim of we do see international support for ukraine. string pro

russian policies and interests and influencing voters here in the u.s. separately, the justice department seized control of 32 internet domains falsely designed to look like major u.s. new sites like the washington post and fox news or lynn says those were filled with phony russian stories that were spread online by fake social media profiles. both of the schemes i've just discussed, make clear the ends to which the russian government, including at its highest levels one to go undermine our democratic process. the state department is part of the crackdown to a spokesperson says the u.s. wll restrict visas for people connected to the influence effort. >>we will not tolerate foreign malign actors intentionally and interfering and undermining free and fair elections. he also announced a multi-million dollar reward for information about foreign election interference in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

electric suvs are heating up. rich demero got a chance to test drive all those latest offering aimed at growing families in tonight's richaun tack. >>volvo betting big on this one. the effects 90 is their new flagship all-electric seven-seater suv and it's packed with features designed to appeal to tech savvy families. >>carmakers are still buzzing over evs. and this is the all-electric volvo px 90. there we go. a flagship seventh-year from the swedish automaker with tech forward features like these

retractable for hammer, head lights. and a 300 mile range. all those can be a little rigid in their driving. but this one feels smooth, but it also feels very safe. at the same time, it's quiet in here. we have no music and it's very, very quiet. malvo brought me to the exclusive pelican hill resort in newport beach to show off their suv, which they say is their safest. so it has 12 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars cameras and a mounted light are all of this is working together to create a protective shield for a customer that roof mounted light are can see 2 football fields ahead even in the dark and they're generating a lot of information that we need to process inside the brain so this is the end video drive system that serves as that brain understanding the environment. the sensors will help make safety response systems more capable. eventually the car is expected to be able to drive itself. so just to reel in. james lane for for now, the car can

change lanes on demand, stay in its lane and adjust the speed. the x 90 has an android powered infotainment system with large google maps. plus, you can download apps and is supports car play. the audio system is powerful and rich. i appreciate the big, bold, rotary volume. you want to turn up the volume taken off. gotten our test drive. takes us through gentle california mountains, showing off the power and agility of this $80,000 suv. in most tvs that say that that is the most expensive component of the car was better costs come down a people leave. car prices will fall as well. this is a great option for an all-electric suv from a manufacturer that's been around for a very long time. >>personally, i think that 400 mile range is closer to the ev sweet spot, especially for a big suv like this that you're going to want to take on a road trip. and yes, you can tow up to a few 1000 pounds for this suv, but that will affect your range as well. the

volvo yext 90 expected to be available by the end of this year. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>the eye-catching sphere in las vegas is about to take it up. another level occasionally raising the volume of the outside audio was approved by clark county on wednesday. reporter ryan matthey was there for the votes and joins us with the lingering concerns from neighbors. >>deo is already projected outside this one of a kind venue sphere says now we can project concerts and other special events at a volume it could not do before. it insists that it's not going to intrude on those who live nearby. well, that with the green light, some neighbors are seeing red. the sounds for strong on july 4th and ever sense. it sounds like the music from close encounters. james kay, who lives in the same block as the venue says his windows of rattled for months to his attorney. it violates mr. case and other

residents rights to use their property quietly. it's a very basic right. >>for this level of sound, the county already approved it wednesday. they took it up a notch. think we've come up with reasonable solution. commissioners like ticks, egger bloom unanimously approved a special use permit with limits. the sound must be kept to 85 decibels and only allowed 12 days a year. a notice of any event is required to be sent to neighbors 14 days prior. the sound only permitted until 11, 30 most nights and 01:00am on new year's eve. we're going to be able to monitor this stuff for the resolve record. >>so if someone complains this is all how that saturday night it was too loud. we can go back and actually look at the recording data. >>we'll see if that's joeys are in agreement. the biggest chamber backs believe it's absolutely essential to continue to keep this trip fresh and current eleven-thirty. is that too late to put a little one down? absolutely. but to neighbors like and mccurry conflict still ratings, grandchildren

that come to visit us. and when putting them down, it's around 8 o'clock at night. but this fear this boat is a representation of very collaborative effort. executive richard constable says audio is already calibrated twice a day and reaffirms commitment to be a good neighbor. in essence, it's not going to be any louder at any of the residences in the area. then normal traffic, even though we reached an accommodation, we're going to continue to receive feedback and adjust as necessary. >>we know some of those residential buildings have occupants that do not occupy their space year around the property right up against the sphere is a vacation rental property. but those who do live here around the year question, what happens with enforcement if any of these conditions are broken, especially use permit, does not detail that process reporting outside the las vegas strip. right math e 8 news now. hawaii's congressiona

representatives on wednesday said the nation's disaster relief and needs to be replenished. so the u.s. government can continue helping survivors of mali's deadly wildfires and other disasters around the country. reporter jill ker amato has the latest details. now to the latest on the boeing starliner mission. nasa is planning on bringing the capsule back on friday without the astronauts. it brought the space station washington correspondent vinay simlot reports. the astronauts will have to be rescued by rivals. spacex. >>the boeing starliner is scheduled to undock and return to earth this friday. an

american flag covers the window. astronauts, butch wilmore and sun williams won't need to see out because they won't be on board. >>tey're packing up the starliner and they're getting it configured for the return. ignition. >>the astronauts launched on june 5th scheduled for a weeklong test flight. they likely won't return until february of 2025. another jet because of thruster failures and helium leaks. nasa elected to bring the boeing starliner back without crew. boeing believes the starliner is safe enough to bring the astronauts back to earth. but nasa leadership ultimately disagreed which led to a heated meeting between boeing and nasa. i wouldn't say it was yelling, screaming kind of meeting. it was a a tense technical discussion because nasa engineers weren't confident in starliner. they're sending the rival spacex dragon capsule up with 2 crew instead of 4. it'll bring wilmore and williams back to earth. while engineers

work on boeing's capsule, there's teams starting to look at the. >>what we do to get the fully certified in the future. but the agency and says, well, more and williams were never stuck or stranded. they always had a way >>to depart the space station. and to me when somebody stranded. >>there's a location where they cannot leave him in washington. i've some lot. >>team usa is racking up the medals at the paralympics in paris. that includes a silver medal and wheelchair rugby and one of their best players this year made some history in the process. matt barnes has her story. >>she's been one of the best stories to come from these paralympics, sarah, out of the first ever woman to play for team usa, wheelchair rugby. and as she tells us, while she may be the first, definitely doesn't want to be the last i want to be able to show that females have a place in wheelchair, rugby that would you know, we can compete. >>but at the end of the day, when i'm on that treated any other athlete, i'm here to produce. i'm here to

contribute for our team here to tell with my teammates and that's what i want to accomplish. more than anything is to do it for my teammates. >>and she did just that. she ended the tournament as the united states second leading score only behind four-time paralympian and wheelchair. rugby legend chuck aoki helping lead them to a silver medal. theirs. >>a great saying if you see you can be a areas, the definition you can see can for hopefully lot of girls and women out there to to come get it right. because wheelchair rugby, all paralympic sport really is. so it's such a wonderful community. part of chance if you for you know, encounter challenges like uber said, you know we're going to keep fighting keep getting through its its brutal sport. and i think we, you know, where the bruises with a badge of no different than our medals. and i think for us as a person with a disability, it they will. it's an awesome opportunity to show like. >>we're not fragile. we got there. we can hit each other. we can be aggressive. we can be tenacious. >>sarah has multiple sclerosis. so every day her body can feel different before match. but her drive and determination never changes

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morning. now fire investigators are surveying the damage left behind. reporter tony salazar gives us a firsthand look at how fire crews prevented this from spreading even further. >>why crews have been out here a little after one when the fire broke out on how your drive just right off the harbor boulevard. exit on i-80 in right over my shoulder. you see now whats left. that is a charred building with major water damage, including a collapsed roof. >>west sacramento fire chief mark coles says a raging fire prompted extra help from neighboring agencies, including sex city fire, woodland fire and others. that is not the first time fire crews have responded to calls in this area. what we do know

is the former radisson hotel was under construction for years. the owner tells fox 40 off camera he had insurance on the building. meanwhile, firefighters used the various ladder trucks to pour hundreds of gallons of water and prevent it from spreading to nearby businesses. one of the tactics. >>and avoid the fire spreading. >>no one was inside. and firefighters who worked to put out this fire were not injured. reporting in west sacramento covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>2 highly anticipated new movies hitting theaters this week. calm answer views beetlejuice beetlejuice and emilia perez in the entertainment report. >>all right. so this

beetlejuice sequel opens tomorrow night and it's a biggie. i love the original film from 1988 sequel has been so heavily promoted like deadpool and wolverine. like our awesome entertainment producer klarissa boost a bike. a point that out to me this morning. >>and they could exist. >>early reviews are very positive right now. it's about 83% on rotten tomatoes. but i just saw the film and i wasn't crazy about it. michael keaton is great. he still got to choose. and there are moments when it does capture the inventive zaniness of the original film with a lot of called backs and fanned service. take it or leave it. but it just really have a reason to exist. kept thinking like, what's the purpose of the fill? the story took a while to get going in. quite honestly, i was kind of by the visual effects, the hair, the makeup, the wardrobe. all that is amazing. of course, as

expected it would but it just in to capture the magic of the original film nfl pale by comparison doesn't measure up, i'm in the minority. so based on everyone else's reaction, i say check it out. see it in theaters this weekend. hit me up at movie mantz and let me know what you think. see the smile. that's the look of a movie lover who just saw 12 movies and 3 days last weekend at the telluride film festival, which is really the start of award seats. that's right. oscar season starts right now. right here with my picks of the best of the fest. starting with amelia perris. amelia perez is about an attorney played by zoe cell data who's recruited. and i mean, reluctantly by a cartel boss to help with his transition to become a woman. guess why? it's a musical too. i was completely blown away by amelia perez, which already won the jury prize and the best cast ensemble at the cannes film festival in may.

this has to get nominated for best picture. it's so imaginative. so ball, so daring an extraordinary exhilarating film that absolutely can be hooked from start to finish karla sofia perez and she is magnificent. and so is selena gomez, who i was so impressed with that. i had to tell her how austin she's been over the years with this film at her emmy-nominated turn in only murders in the bill. so that's it. that's the entertainment report from hollywood and off scott movie hollywood and off scott movie mantz. more news

what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪)

>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us tonight. i'm stephanie rothman. gunfire rang out on wednesday morning at a georgia high school. students say their classmate left algebra class and returns with an ar 15 style rifle and opened fire. 4 people were killed. that's 2 students and 2 teachers. according to authorities. the suspect was already on the fbi's radar. question once before about online threats. antonoff has more on the investigation. >>deputies and first responders rushed to the site of a mass shooting at appalachian high school located about 50 miles northeast of atlanta. students sheltered in their classrooms and eventually filed onto the football field, fleeing a barrage of bullets unloaded by

one of their fellow classmates going about it and the like the first going >>and then have to it get down. >>officials identified the teenage gunman is 14 year-old cold gray who they believe opened fire at the georgia high school, killing 2 students and 2 teachers. the victims, students, mason, shurmur horn and christian and below both just 14 years old killed during the gunman's rampage along with math teachers, richard aspinwall in christina. every me at least 9 other people were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds and are expected to survive, including david phoenix, the gulf coach, his daughter, katie, took to facebook with an update. the bullet she says shattered her dad's hip. he underwent surgery and is stable to the shooter was armed. >>and our school resource officer engaged him. he gave up got on the ground. the deputy took him into custody at a press conference wednesday night. the georgia bureau of investigation

confirmed that their teenage suspect was questioned last year about possible threats to commit a school shooting. >>he ultimately denied the allegations. >>they conducted an investigation at that time. there was no probable cause for rest or to take any additional law enforcement action. this young woman survived the shooting by hiding under a desk and reassuring her terrified friend. she believes law enforcement may have missed the signs and past over a person intent on hurting others live. so we're taking here today that all the students died, the teachers all the students that had to watch their teachers or their fellow classmates died. that's the consequence of the action of 9. >>taking control where you should be. >>it's not clear whether or not the 14 year-old was targeting any one person, what his motivation was and how he obtains an ar-style rifle in the first place. onto local news. longtime bar owners in san francisco are speaking out

tonight about a rash of burglaries. 2 of them share security video of the recent break-ins. they say countless other businesses are being targeted. kron 4, sarah since is in the city and shares the surveillance footage with us. >>a mars bar has been in the south of market neighborhood for 25 years. its owner says it's been a struggle to keep the business afloat and being targeted by thieves doesn't make it any easier. all the bars and restaurants in san francisco are barely surviving right now. just more insult to injury. david kiley says he's the latest bar owner in san francisco to be targeted by thieves. video shows the quick and brazen burglary at mars bar in the early morning of august. 23rd broke open the front door, stole the atm, grabbed the 2 registers and tey were out the kylie says the registers were empty and the atm had very little money in it. but the burglars left costly damage. he says other nearby businesses have also been hit. the hotel, utah and

forth and brandon. >>they hit the oasis. they had the dna. they hit audio a little more than a mile away. thieves smashed in the glass door siento bar in the mission. just unbelievable. not the glass. this burglary happened on tuesday around one in the morning. thieves are seen be lining for the cash registers leave my cash stores open. i don't leave any cash on site. the owner debbie cohn says the thieves took off with credit cards left behind by customers said put it out. there's a new left a card. be sure to block them or cancel them. but if someone use your card last night, please let me know where because the police are actually looking because they think that this is a regular perpetrator. meanwhile, kylie is trying to draw attention to his burglary, putting information about it. >>on the window of his bar, he says this. that only makes it harder to survive when it's already a struggle to get customers through the door. they were in a ghost town down here. everybody's work from home. >>and that's what's hurting us

because all of our after work business is now gone. kylie says he has pivoted to hosting events and that's helped keep him afloat. >>but city zoning laws are throwing a wrench in that plan. we would like to see zoning change so that we can do events later in the night. right now, we can only do still 10:00pm, and that's really hurting us. both business owners i spoke with, they're applying for a city vandalism grant to help repair their broken front doors. i reached out to san francisco police to get more information on these burglaries, but i did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. >>back to you. >>san francisco is now the first city in the country to ban the use of artificial intelligence in the rental market. and san jose is now considering doing the same to try and eliminate some of the most expensive friends in the bay area on wednesday. san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduce a measure calling for a total ban of our ai in the rental industry.

traditionally red dole rates are set by comparing what's available in the free market. but with the rise of ai property owners have started using real-time pricing setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating the rent. professor ahmed banafa at san jose state says a ban in san jose and san francisco would set a precedent for the rest of the country. >>companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing increase it and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing and it is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people even that this city is going to stay the same. >>according to the class action lawsuit, 70% of multi-family rental unit landlords use real page and they say they do not set a landlord's rents but rather advise landlords on potential rent changes. if a legally use

this kind of saw for san francisco, landlords would be fined $1000 for a violation. and a south bay pizza company. it's suffers break-ins at both of their restaurants. the first happened at a slice of new york. sunnyvale shot back on august. 19th. the burglar busted in through a window and rummaged through the restaurant but did walk away without stealing anything. then less than 2 weeks later, a burglar is seen throwing a rock through the front door of the san jose shop. they also went through their things, an empty jars. the general manager says they don't keep any cash out the 2 pizza places, but the damage they did, it is costly and insurance won't cover it. a size of new york is also workers co-op meaning the employee's own the pizza joints. so any break-ins or vandalism comes out of their pocket. >>but a struggling in their various capacities. you know, i don't know what causes someone to start vandalizing businesses and stealing things. i mean, i get it if we sell cell phones or computers

or >>shoes or whatever. you know there, there are ways you know, there you can resell it with me. don't have anything as we're going take a such ease flower. >>our sauce, i don't know why someone would target our business. >>a slice of new york's general manager kirk barton and says he would like to see more support for small businesses like he's struggling with crime. he says u.s. cities like san jose cover insurance deductibles on these break-ins and vandalism. the glass replacement alone are costing the business nearly 2 grand. and the parking lot at lake merritt bart station will permanently shut down in less than 2 weeks. the last states use a lot will be this sunday, september 15th. the area will be transformed into affordable housing offices and retail spaces. construction kicks off on september 16th. now we're taking a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco. looking nice and clear out there. temperatures dropping down a little overnight, but

it's been a hot one this week. rob for sheep, meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to track a cooldown lines. >>well, the coastline inside the bay, the temperatures cooled off on shore flow, the kicked in and the sea breeze helped lead out. still hot spots around the bay area where that fog kind of hanging around outside make up for beautiful sights out there tonight. check that out into san francisco. just a thin layer is going to feel a little bit overnight tonight inside the temperatures today. yes, 68 degrees. so you got out the 80's in san francisco today, 80 in oakland, 90 in san jose. a hot 100 in livermore, concord, checking in 96 and 91 in santa rosa. but really all around the bay area, the valley staying on the hot side, 91 in mountain view, 98 degrees and delay on 96 in napa. 98 nevado. so lets temperatures toasty inland. it will be that way again for tomorrow. on fact, heat advisories remaining in effect until 11 o'clock tomorrow night as the hot weather will continue for one more day in this heat wave and then

everything's going to begin to change. temperatures going to start to cool down, especially we head toward the weekend. but how about a 94 in san jose tomorrow? 85 come. pretty pleasant. san francisco, 69 and fog and sunshine in the city by the bay. >>thanks so much, lawrence. well, coming up, san francisco takes aim at online tobacco retailers. we'll hear more in just a couple of minutes. we'll be right back. just days

after governor newsom's plan for a special session on oil and gas prices. now it appears to be in jeopardy. newsom says

it looks like the special session will take place after all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace was there with the governor today and joins us with more on what has changed. >>they've been gouging. you and then lined a frustrated governor gavin newsome calling out the oil industry, renewing his allegations against oil companies, accusing them of raking in record profits while price gouging drivers at the pump. how dumb do want to continue to be to be played fullest, which they've been doing for decades and decades. it's one newsom says he's calling on members of the legislature to return to the capital sometime this fall for a special legislative session on oil and gas prices. he specifically wants lawmakers to meet on and approve his proposal requiring oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. he argues that will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump. but newsom is facing pushback from the oil industry and republicans who believe

his proposal will lead to increased regulation, which in turn will result in cost, pushed on to the consumer. and the governor comes with some last-minute proposal. >>this actually a raise the price of our gas, you know, so it's it's terrible policy, but drawing more attention than republican pushback to the governor's proposal. >>is democratic pushback from members of the governor's own party in the state senate while assembly democrats said they will return to the capital for the special session. senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday. we're not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas

proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >>and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all, the assembly's are ready, assigning committees, but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say. >>stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>san francisco is cracking down on some online tobacco retailers. the city says the retailers in question are trying to circumvent the law, preventing them from selling flavored nicotine pouches as kron four's dan kerman reports the city has now filed a lawsuit against for online retailers. >>nicotine pouches or zinn's as they're commonly called are the latest flavored tobacco products flooding the market. but retailers are banned from selling flavored tobacco products throughout the state and in san francisco, that also applies to online

retailers. now, san francisco city attorney has filed a lawsuit against for online retailers alleging they're violating that law. >>we're not going allow companies to flagrantly disregard our law and unravel decades of progress. we've made reducing tobacco usage by young people. while this form tobacco may look harmless. experts say it's anything but nicotine is a highly tops, toxic substance, especially when it's in these concentrated form that you find in the nicotine pouches and >>ingesting even small amounts of nicotine can lead to nicotine poisoning in children and that exposure that nicotine exposure during adolescence can harm the developing brain adversely alexandria felton with the campaign for tobacco-free kids says just like they did with vaping products. tobacco companies are now purposely marketing. >>these flavored pouches to young people and they're making inroads. the california tobacco survey for 2023 found. >>that the use of these in the

katyn pouches followed second to vaping as the most common form of tobacco use among 8th graders. >>the lawsuit seeks not only monetary penalties against the online companies, but once online stores to immediately stop delivering products to san francisco addresses. as california and cities like san francisco have taken action to prohibit the sale of flavored tobacco products against brick and mortar retailers. >>we've seen an increase in online sales. and so we want to send a message today that these products are not welcome here from online retailers. dan kerman kron, 4 news.

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17 year-old boy accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall made his first court appearance on wednesday. he's being charged with attempted murder assault with a semiautomatic weapon and attempted robbery. kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom and has the latest details. >>the accused was sat before reporters were allowed in the 17 year-old from tracy setback to with his mother and father behind him. a spanish interpreter was brought in to translate for the parents. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom wednesday for the detention hearing of the 17 year-old charged with the attempted murder of forty-niners player ricky pearsall, deputy public defender. bob dunlap says his client has remorse for what happened is very story genuinely that this did happen as family. >>and i can say on their behalf as well as on my own behalf. that our thoughts go out to the pearsall family and that mr. pearsall himself dunlap agreed to a speedy trial for his client during

wednesday's hearing. >>giving the san francisco da's office 15 days to decide if the 17 year-old will be tried as an adult. a probation officer asked at the minor be detained in san francisco during the trial, a request the judge granted once that's done. >>if you go to the disposition phase, which would be a can in the adult world sentencing and that would occur in the county of residence in this said what can ccording to the da's office saturday shooting in union square and balding pearsall and the 17 year-old >>occur because of an attempted robbery. pearsall a shot in the chest and was released from the hospital. 24 hours after he was admitted, we learn more wednesday about the suspect's injuries. he was shot through the left arm. >>similar to mr. pearce elves injury is what we call through and through a bullet entering a passing through tunneling, if you will. and thankfully, in both cases >>you know that they're doing very well. the next court appearance for the 17 year-old is scheduled for september 10th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>a former radisson otel goes up in flames in west

sacramento or early wednesday morning. now fire investigators are surveying the damage left behind. reporter tony cells are gives us a firsthand look at how fire crews prevented this from spreading even further. >>why crews have been out here a little after one when the fire broke out on how your drive just right off the harbor boulevard. exit on i-80 in right over my shoulder. you see now whats left. that is a charred building with major water damage, including a collapsed roof. >>west sacramento fire chief mark coles says a raging fire prompted extra help from neighboring agencies, including sex city fire, woodland fire and others. that is not the first time fire crews have responded to calls in this area. what we do know

is the former radisson hotel was under construction for years. the owner tells fox 40 off camera he had insurance on the building. meanwhile, firefighters used the various ladder trucks to pour hundreds of gallons of water and prevent it from spreading to nearby businesses. one of the tactics. >>and avoid the fire spreading. >>no one was inside. and firefighters who worked to put out this fire were not injured. reporting in west sacramento covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. we're now

former president trump and vice president harris presenting their ideas for the country in their first debate. but neither is waiting to court as many voters as possible. washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on the heated race. >>well, vice president kamala harris lays out a new plan she says will help small businesses. former president trump is attacking her policies ahead of next week's debate. >>with labor day in the rearview mirror, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are sprinting toward election day. my vision of an opportunity economy is one everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed. heres traveled to new hampshire to announce a plan to help create more small

businesses. here's wants to expand tax deductions from 5,000 to $50,000. a move she says will create about 25 million small businesses and the next 4 years, i believe america's small businesses. and essential foundation to our entire economy. trump and harris will meet next tuesday in philadelphia for the first time ever and will be on the debate stage. >>i've been preparing all my life. >>so this debate when it comes to the economy, trump is pushing to extend the tax cuts he and republicans and acted when he was president during a radio show appearance on good morning, new hampshire. trump accused harris of flip-flopping on policy. she's changed every policy. that's why she doesn't want to debate issues. you know what you're talking about? she's changed every policy. and tomorrow harris will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and former president trump will be in new york for campaign events reporting in washington reshad

hudson, back to you. >>the u.s. announces criminal charges against top hamas leadership over the october 7th attacks. this comes as u.s. officials continue to negotiate a cease-fire between hamas and israel in the middle east. washington correspondent trevor shirley has the details. >>this is the first time u.s. law enforcement officials have publicly called out those they believe are responsible for last year's attacks. the doj on tuesday leveled criminal charges against hamas leader yahya sinwar along with some of the terrorist group's other top leaders. these actions will not be our last. at least 43 americans were killed in the october 7th attacks and the executions that followed. we will pursue the terrorists responsible for murdering americans. >>and those who illegally provide them with material support for the rest of their lives in the meantime, calls for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to agree to a cease-fire intensified after

6 israeli hostages were killed over the weekend or the coming days, united states will continue engage with our partners in the region. >>to push a final agreement. protests across israel continue to put pressure on netanyahu to act this weekend. president joe biden called on netanyahu to do more. president is committed to making sure that we get a cease-fire deal. well, the u.s. is a part of those negotiations. the administration says it's ultimately up to israel and hamas to strike a deal. what we will continue to do on behalf of the united states and what we believe qatar and egypt will continue to do is to impress upon those parties. interest is ryan agreement is in their interest. the white house says u.s. officials remain engaged in those negotiations. but at this point, there's still no timeline for when a deal might be reached. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley.

customs and border protection sounding the alarm tonight that more agents may be in the crosshairs of mexican cartels. the warning comes after mexican authorities arrested a notorious drug kingpin in charge of the cdn cartel news nation's xavier walton reports. >>in another major arrest of a cartel leader in this case. we're talking about the cdn cartel. this guy goes by boland. our newsnation sources saying this guy's considered a big, big fish when it comes to cartel leaders. here's his picture now. newsnation sources telling us his name is actually carlos wants aleister. aveeno goes by bola the second highest ranking member of the cbn cartel. he's now in police custody. mexican

police custody bola very well known in mexico city and cartel notorious for extortion, kidnapping, human smuggling and drug trafficking reportedly has a presence in laredo, texas and growing right now. here's an internal memo exclusively obtained by news nation's ali bradley are border correspondent. this one out a border patrol after the arrest alerting agents to be cautious and cognizant of the potential for an uptick in cross-border violence in the form of retaliatory attacks. here's victor avila, retired ice and homeland security special agent explaining what this arrest could mean for carr told dominance along the border. when we start talking about the cartels, it becomes like a soap opera no valid. you will of a lot of moving parts and players and actors of all different levels all different ages. looking at the total picture here in mexico. >>it's definitely unstable. kind used to seeing certain cartels have certain regions and everybody kind of stayed in their only. that is longer

the case here. they're kind of makes in matching and trying take over other territories that they never have access solo's arrest comes on the heels of this earlier this summer. there was that major rest of the sinaloa cartel, one of the world's most powerful drug kingpins, el mayo zambada. >>guzman, lopez, one of el chapo's sons, both arrested el paso, texas. and our sources saying that the united states was not involved in bowlers a rest and that this is mexican authorities attempt to crack down on cartel operations on the border in miami. xavier walton, news nation. >>the eye-catching sphere in las vegas is about to take it up. another level occasionally raising the volume of the outside audio was approved by clark county on wednesday. reporter ryan matthey was there for the votes and joins us with the lingering concerns from neighbors. >>well, audio is already projected outside this one of a kind venue. severe says now we can project concert another

special events at a volume it could not do before. it insists that it's not going to intrude on those who live nearby. well, that with the green light, some neighbors are seeing red. the sounds for strong on july 4th and ever sense. it sounds like the music from close encounters. james kay, who lives in the same block as the venue says his windows of rattled for months to his attorney. it violates mr. case and other residents rights to use their property quietly. it's a very basic right. >>for this level of sound, the county already approved it wednesday. they took it up a notch. think we've come up with reasonable solution. commissioners like ticks, egger bloom unanimously approved a special use permit with limits. the sound must be kept to 85 decibels and only allowed 12 days a year and notice of any event is required to be sent to neighbors 14 days prior. the sound only permitted until 11, 30 most nights and 01:00am on new year's eve. we're gonna be able to monitor this stuff for the resolve record.

>>so if someone complains this is all how that saturday night it was too loud. we can go back and actually look at the recording data. >>we'll see if that's joeys are in agreement. the biggest chamber backs believe it's absolutely essential to continue to keep this trip as a freshman current eleven-thirty. is that too late to put a little one down? absolutely. but to neighbors like and mccrory conflict still ratings, grandchildren that come to visit us. and when putting them down, it's around 8 o'clock at night. but this fear this boat is a representation of a very collaborative effort. executive richard constable says audio is already calibrated twice a day and reaffirms commitment to be a good neighbor. in essence, it's not going to be any louder at any of the residences in the area. then normal traffic, even though we reached an accommodation, we're going to continue to receive feedback and adjust as necessary. >>we know some of those residential buildings have occupants that do not occupy their space year around the property right up against the

sphere is a vacation rental property. but those who do live here around the year question, what happens with enforcement if any of these conditions are broken, especially use permit, does not detail that process reporting outside the las vegas strip. right math e 8 news now. a longtime mom and po

business in concord that close over the weekend is back open. and now at a new location as kron four's philippe djegal reports the owners of flying colors, comics felt compelled to keep the business running for the community. >>it's not a fresh start, but rather the continuation of a

really good thing we're keeping this business going because of the community blanked by a loyal small army of family, friends and staff joe and levy field have been working at a fever pitch since saturday when for the final time that their original location at oak grove plaza in concord, they close their doors, then turned their attention to their new spot in town at heritage square off parker avenue across from buchanan field airport hustling to get it open this week. finding just to welcome, everybody. >>wednesday marks a new era for the east bay staple that was on the brink of shuttering for good when the fields were not offered a lease renewal, it is either find a new space or retire and loyal patrons are grateful. couple chose comics home. >>should you how to kind a shame place for it?

>>it's going to hawaii and for others flying colors has been their safe space, atmosphere, the law and care that joe field and all of my former co-workers have been able to give to people the sense of community. and joe field says that is what it is all about. lot of people who rely on us and we're keeping this going to take care of everybody else. and for those who love free comic book internationally, field says you're go on as planned next year on the first saturday of in concord, philippe kron. 4 >>the race for big electric suvs are heating up. rich demero got a chance to test drive all those latest offering aimed at growing families in tonight's richaun tack. >>volvo betting big on this one. the effects 90 is their new flagship all-electric seven-seater suv and it's packed with features designed to appeal to tech savvy families.

>>carmakers are still buzzing over evs. and this is the all-electric volvo xc 90. there you go. a flagship seventh-year from the swedish automaker with tech forward features like these retractable for hammer, head lights. and a 300 mile range. all those can be a little rigid in their driving. but this one feels smooth, but it also feels very safe. at the same time, it's quiet in here. we have no music and it's very, very quiet. malvo brought me to the exclusive pelican hill resort in newport beach to show off their suv, which they say is their safest. so it has 12 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars cameras and a mounted light are all of this is working together to create a protective shield for a customer that roof mounted light are can see 2 football fields ahead even in the dark and they're generating a lot of information that we need to

process inside the brain so this is the end video drive system that serves as that brain understanding the environment. the sensors will help make safety response systems more capable. eventually the car is expected to be able to drive itself. so just reel in. james lane for for now, the car can change lanes on demand, stay in its lane and adjust the speed. the x 90 has an android powered infotainment system with large google maps. plus, you can download apps and is supports car play. the audio system is powerful and rich. i appreciate the big, bold, rotary volume. you want to turn up the volume taken off. gotten our test drive. takes us through gentle california mountains, showing off the power and agility of this $80,000 suv. in most tvs that say that that is the most expensive component of the car was better costs come down a people leave. car prices will fall as well. this is a great

option for an all-electric suv from a manufacturer that's been around for a very long time. >>personally, i think that 400 mile range is closer to the ev sweet spot, especially for a big suv like this that you're going to want to take on a road trip. and yes, you can tow up to a few 1000 pounds for this suv, but that will affect your range as well. the volvo yext 90 expected to be available by the end of this year. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. stocks close mixe

after tuesday's sell-off and a vast majority of americans say it's harder to save for retirement. here's david lazarus with money. smart.

>>and their stocks closed mixed today as the market tried to rebound from yesterday's big sell-off once again at center stage was ai chip maker nvidia yesterday. it fell 9.5% wiping out nearly 300 billion dollars worth of shareholder value today the stock was down another 2% this time because of reports at the department of justice is looking into alleged unfair business practices on nvidia's part. the company controls about 80% of the ai chip market. september is historically a difficult month for stocks. oftentimes the s p 500 about 2% in september. wolfe research in a note to clients today said they expect things to be choppy all the way up through the election, but they expect to be run-up in stock prices once the election is over. also, interestingly, traders now sees a 50, 50 chance that when the fed announces a rate cut in 2 weeks, it could be as much as a half point. now, let's shift gears and look retirements. the vast majority

of americans think that their parents had a much easier time achieving a comfortable retirement than people who are working nowadays. a cnbc survey finds that 82% of americans find that they're not having as easy at times their parents in trying to get their nest in place. there's a number of reasons for that. higher prices, less savings, more debt. all of that adds up to financial insecurity. but one key reason here, most private sector workers simply don't have a pension anymore. and that places a lot of pressure on for a one k's. and that's a real problem. according to vanguard, the average for one k now has about $134,000 in that's just a fraction of what experts say. most people will need in their golden years. back to you. >>it's the groundbreaking historical drama about the life of jesus. and now the chosen can be found right here on the cw article takes a look at the season for in the entertainment reports. >>may have heard of the chosen

independently funded project that's developed a huge underground following. and when i say independently funded, i mean, the fans fund now for season 4. it's found a life right here on the cw. >>next. it's not the absence of light. >>with season we see jesus and followers facing their biggest challenge is yet. various loyalties are strain a tested, especially when the disciples. >>i just stop see how we could be doing things faster and more efficient. a stipend specialist one. >>jesus himself finds himself. isolated than ever as the pressure from the highest levels of political and religious authorities continue to mount. >>my budget.

>>when turning towards the and jesus, his message is even more urgent than before because he's running out of time. these people. >>i don't get used to people calling me jesus that that as as an actor as a person is just strange >>there's an identity and there's a familiarity that that people have. >>with the character from watching the show. >>i still has to do i've become this human proxy. >>40's and the closest thing to it, actual jesus. and i think sometimes the line ambiguous legal or defend extent. you told us it would be like that. lived. >>a man of sorrows. going to

disagree. >>the chosen season for airs right here on the cw sunday nights with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >>more news

>>what a beautiful sight around the bay area. we get that shallow marine lair, that fog kind of slipping inside, making its way in through all the nooks and crannies of the departed for your around the bay area could be really beautiful. and that's exactly what we're seeing outside tonight. continue to see some of that fog now bouncing up to against the east bay hills, not making its way over the top the mountains is just too shallow. but you can see they're down below as berkeley

sealife showing up between a blow and glow on the fog outside tonight. so nice side up above down below. if you're in it, it's a whole different story. you've got some dense fog to deal with. watch out for that late tonight. early tomorrow morning. after that, though, we're going to be off and running with the temperatures. again. it's going to be another hot day in many of the interior valleys. you're back in the 90's. probably some triple digits. well inland. then a weekend. big change coming our way. this temperatures going to be much, much cooler, more clouds, more low clouds and fog going to be stretching. well onshore high pressure, but holding on for one more day. then all of a sudden you see this area low pressure developing off the coastline. that's going to roll in and that's going to deepen the marine. really cool things down both saturday and sunday. those temperatures coming way down and this is the real fascinating part by the middle of next week. models are trying to paint a pretty deep trough of low pressure ruling right on the gulf of alaska and dropping in the california. there's a slight chance we could be talking about some rain, maybe north of the golden gate bridge. maybe a few showers as we head toward the middle of next week and much, much cooler temperatures tomorrow. you're

looking about 69 downtown san francisco about 65 degrees in daly city, 70 in half moon bay, even as you make your way inside, the bill finds warmer weather after the fog begins to burn off 19 palo alto. 94 woodside. lot of 90's in the santa clara valley tomorrow afternoon could see triple digits in the pleasanton. also and live more. 99 in dublin. 98 seminole, the idea these temperatures stay hot over the east bay hills, especially that are going on those 90's and some triple digit heat, maybe 102 in concord, 102. also in pittsburgh and 101 in antioch, back toward the coastline. much more comfortable over the next couple days. this will be and i think the heat wave going to step tomorrow as we head into friday. the temperatures begin to cool much cooler weather on saturday by the middle of next week. these temperatures may be 20 degrees cooler and even that slight chance scattered shower. >>the giants are dragging themselves to finish line right now. what was once a promising season has turned into a disaster. tonight was a microcosm of all that with the diamondbacks in town. and this fan was hoping the giants

could snap their three-game losing streak and what they say about hope. top of the second giants already down a run eugenio suarez takes hayden birdsong. where the birds a chilling. and what has gone. arizona pad the lead to 2 on for as is 24th of the year. top of 5th same score pavin smith right center field. this one goes right over that visa. sign solo shot that extends the lead to 3. the giants didn't have a hit into the 7th. and after a tyler fitzgerald single. >>late night lamonte comes alive in the nighttime. that's a fellas. >>if you're a gets the giants within 2. but wade was not done. bottom of the 9th giants down 4, he shoots it up the middle for a base hit 2 runs. come on in to score giants. it could make this a big ending. but after a couple quick pop

out. they still have the tying run at the plate. but brett wisely strikes out to end the game giant fall. 64, though, look to avoid the sweep tomorrow, too. and we have shocking news, i should say shocking because of the timing. the giants have extended infielder matt chapman, 6 years 151 million. begins in. 25 extends through 2030. it's currently 31 years old. nice little raise already special. look at sports to win. >>and that does a year for us kron. 4 will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stepha

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