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being charged with a hate crime after attacking a netflix reality chef in downtown san francisco kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the woman who says she never thought this could happen to her in her own city. >>i had a concussion, a broken nose. and of course, at a bus to face. chef windy, drew says watching this 4 minute video of her attack after being called a racial slur continues to haunt her. he called me the n lead. so i'm like. hold on. mom. and then a turnaround like excuse me, according the the inwood. so icon, so heat in tums around. and then he says what i said, why according many just comes in. so it's hitting me on my head. the attack happened outside of the drum street liquor store in downtown san francisco. the man who was seen attacking her is 31 year old irving revere

laura. >>who has been charged with a hate crime. according to the da's office, really breaks my heart that, you know, hate. >>is so live in san francisco. you know, this is the city i moved in. as you know, it's like the century city. you know, you move in there because of such so-called she dies. the u.s. again, i've never experienced this kind of hate, be full. >>in san francisco, crawford news. >>the shop was among several recent victims who have reported hate crimes. community leaders spoke at 3rd baptist church today about what they are calling a string of anti block incidents happening in the city. reverend amos brown hopes it will come to an end soon. >>i mean, >>we >>for you from

>>according to data from the state, anti-black hate crimes remain the most prevalent form in california. and in the south bay, san jose will open its first ever safe sleeping site. that's for unsheltered people seeking alternatives to city shelters. city officials announced today the sleeping site will be located on east taylor street near existing and fiction account bins at walton park and coyote creek. it's slated to open next year with security sanitation and meals for people living there. mayor matt mahan says the goal is to crackdown on encampments that pose a risk to the community and give homeless people a safe place to stay. >>say you're not allowed to just camp anywhere in the city, but here is an area where you can be with some services that actually improve safety and reduce the risk of fire and reduce trash. >>san jose city council members approved the creation of several safe sleeping sites in this year's budget with space for about 500 people,

these taylor streets safe, sleeping site will have room for about 100. santa clara. the niners are getting ready to kick off their season. the first home game at levi's stadium is set for monday night. the new tailgating rules are putting a damper on the excitement for many longtime fans. kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >>it's football normally fans are getting excited in all geared up. but a lot of niner nation is saddened by new parking policies here at levi stadium that could make it harder for people to tailgate in the parking lot. here fans are fighting back with an online petition gathering thousands of signatures, miss 2 home games in 20 plus years. going back from canvas joleon or is the founder of niner empire. a forty-niners fan club that has chapters across the world. we get hyped up for the game because we all love our forty-niners one of his favorite parts about going to a home game. the tailgate.

>>billy north says tailgating won't be the same. now that the team has created new parking rules, all over the just wondered part starting this season. parking attendants at levi's will be directing cars to park in the next available empty space. >>instead of allowing fans to block off an area for specific tailgate group on a season. ticket holders are ready to give up their season tickets because of levi's stadium has listed the new policies on its website with this picture showing what will be allowed. it says tailgating should be limited to the line parking space and the area directly behind or in front of the vehicle. >>you must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues within the parking stall and tents or canopies must be 8 feet by 8 feet or smaller. >>the team says this will help reduce congestion as well as improve safety and traffic flow. amplified sound will also be prohibited and all tailgating must stop after kickoff to money grab number does the world cup is coming.

>>it's a very corporate sponsorship type thing and it's just it's hurting. the fans leonore started a petition against the new rules on change dot org and it already has more than 3,000 signatures. leonore hopes the niners will reconsider and be faithful to the fans. just a matter everybody. hopefully coming together and maybe they'll hear us out. lennar says he's not sure what to expect on monday and how they'll make the tailgate work. >>the forty-niners are advising fans to care of and into the parking lot with people. you want to tailgate with. >>i'm sara stinson reporting at levi's kron. 4 news. >>well, if you're planning on going to the games, you want to know about the weather. taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. there's been a good amount fog making its way through the city because of the warmer temps kron four's kathy trafton is here to track the heat wave as we head into the weekend. kathy. >>clear skies in many areas but the clouds and fog are rolling. and you can even see

a little bit right here for there's no clouds. you can see the you can see the city lights. >>temperatures are finally cooling off my goodness. we didn't hit any record temperatures today, but we certainly had some upper 90's and low 1. 100's livermore airport hit 102. now starting to cool off its in the 70's upper 70's, antioch, 18 at the at 63 degrees and right along the coastline, 50's and 60's. there is an extended heat warning and that's for southern california. excessive heat for us as a heat advisory that has been extended. its continues till tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, but not for anywhere across bay area because you see if you're right along the coastline, if you are right down the rate, the shoreline of san francisco bay, you're not the heat increase, heat risk. so what's going on as high pressure? it's been here. it was here again today. it'll be here again tomorrow parked right over the golden state. but you

know what? we put this in motion and high pressure starts to move away. that is good news. if you're looking for some cooler weather, we have got some cooler weather coming your direction starting this weekend. thanks so much, kathy. >>developing tonight, the father of the 14 year-old boy charged with killing 4 people at high school in georgia yesterday has now been arrested. authorities say the father is facing charges, including 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter. 2 counts of second degree murder and a count of cruelty to children. the shooting happened in winder yesterday about an hour northeast of atlanta. police say the suspect a student killed 2 teachers and 2 students and injured 9 others. authorities say the boy was investigated in the past for posting online threats about school shootings. but investigators say they did not have enough evidence for an arrest at the time. speaking in wisconsin today, president biden spoke out about the shooting. >>some of my republican friends in just fine. i have to say enough is enough. we have to do something.

together. let's ban assault weapons. my dad a hunter. >>a whole lot of deer weren't kevlar vest. >>up at his high school in near atlanta with an ar 15 style weapon and opened fire. authorities say the shooter will be charged as well and tried as an adult. and with just about 24 hours since america's latest school shooting, there's now renewed push at the state capitol for a bill that would regulate school shooting drills. a group gather outside the capitol to urge governor newsom to sign an assembly bill. it's also known as the safe and prepared schools act if signed, it will require school district to set clear standards about how to conduct shooting drills and ensure the community is made aware of the trail in advance. the legislation is also calling on schools to limit shooting simulations as well as notifying all students and staff about on campus and mental health resources.

>>a student safety is a cornerstone for us. we students must be prepared to deal with emergency situations that endanger their safety. but we can do so in a way without traumatizing students in the process. we have good procedures for every other type of drill. but unfortunately, first, active shooter drills which some of the most intensive types we do, there isn't adequate structure. >>how do we expect a child to go from experiencing one of these drills where they role play. a person bursting into their classroom with a gun. to kill. and then i asked them to take out their math books and tackle long division. learning doesn't work this way. >>the bill passed both chambers with bipartisan support. the governor has not yet indicated whether he plans to sign or veto it just yet. >>well, coming up, devastated after destruction, a south bay

business owner at a loss now after an early morning fire. we'll be back with that and more in just a couple of minutes.

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number of businesses has been damaged following an early morning fire in the san jose. >>kron 4 s charles clifford has the details and reaction from one of the business owners. >>well, here in the south bay, this 3 alarm early morning fire damaged 8 different businesses. the good news here is that nobody was injured and now business owners and their customers are showing up and trying to assess the damage and figure out what to do next. >>texted she saw on the news. current did well is the owner of moher on the fashion here in rock plaza. she was woken up early thursday morning to news that the building was on fire. she was worried that this could be a crushing blow to her life's work. we've been here for 24 so for us, it's like a big deal. and this is like an indian vital. it can work. peak indian wedding season right now by midmorning kirin was able to get inside her store and inspect the damage. she says it could have been worse. there is damage structural damage but things that can be replaced. i think pretty quick. it's just about

when the power goes back out and getting the smoke out of that's not good. but luckily, my customer stops arrives and they're picking up their later, unfortunately, several of her neighbors did not fare as well. the 3 alarm fire which broke out around 3.45 thursday morning badly damaged 8 businesses, several of which appear to be a complete loss despite the damage, karen says they plan to stay and rebuild. >>now we're going stay here for clean up get things up and running again. >>way to do the exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>a matter of saving lives, that's the message thursday from san francisco assembly member matt haney speaking on a bill that is focus on the opioid crisis and getting people the help they desperately need. kron four's terisa stasio joins us with more. >>this assembly bill proposes a long list of measures that sponsors say could make a transformational difference

from those suffering from opioid addiction. new policies to protect lives. that's the goal behind assembly bill. 2015 now before governor newsom. this will save lives. it will greatly increase the number of people we're in rolling in treatment and getting off of these deputy trucks, state assemblyman matt haney, who represents san francisco, says data shows 7,000 people died last year from opioid overdose. and most after accidentally consuming the powerful addictive painkiller mixed with fentanyl will be one of the most transformational, changes as it relates to access to care and treatment. >>for people who are experiencing. >>opioid addiction haney says ab 2015 if signed would remove many bureaucratic barriers allowing clinics to offer methadone to users. hany flanked by san francisco. public health officials say that the use of methadone is well regarded and researched

to reduce opioid addiction. public health officials credit, methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in san francisco last year. >>illicitly manufactured fentanyl continues to drive overdoses nationwide is challenging local governments to rethink and double down on strategies to protect people. 4th from the risk of overdose and expand treatment options. i know firsthand how critical methadone has been in keeping our patients with opioid addiction allies. >>and on their path to recovery. the science tells us that methadone is the gold standard to fight opioid addiction. lot easier for people to get on to treatment and stay on treatment. >>and a lot harder for people to access these deadly drugs. that's exactly what this bill would do. again, the bill sits on the governor's desk. we reached out to the governor's office to find out if or when he may sign the spell. >>we were told late on

thursday afternoon that he has until the end of the month to make up his decision in the newsroom. terisa contra costa c

announced an expansion of healthcare coverage thursday. it's for residents who are uninsured and undocumented. a survey was put out to the public to find out the barriers they face when it comes to getting coverage. now, kron four's rob nesbitt has the results and shares with us. >>the new survey in contra costa county show that undocumented residents have a fear of accessing health care because they worry about being deported for contra costa health. the new basic health care plan being offered is about making sure residents

don't fall through the cracks. gilbert salinas is the chief equity officer for the health department and says health insurance equals preventative care. usually what happens in our community is >>that people wait to they're really, really sick to come and to see a provider. and by that time there inside one of our emergency throughout the county premiums for the basic health care plan will be on a sliding scale but not exceed $20 a month. >>to qualify, residents must have incomes below 300% of the federal poverty line making more than 10,000 uninsured and undocumented residents in contra costa county eligible and many times they feel. >>sign up for coverage programs because they feel there that there might be some sort of deportation they might not be eligible and they might have a high cost border security and undocumented immigrants have become hot topics of the presidential race between former president donald trump. >>and vice president kamala harris contra costa county

supervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >>were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >>without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >>be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news.

tonight. new information is coming out of georgia. details reveal georgia police interviewed the shooting suspect more than a year ago. >>looking online post threatening a school shooting but investigators didn't have enough evidence to do anything at the time. reporter elizabeth prann has the latest on the investigation into the appalachian school shooting, including what we're learning now about the victims. >>certainly quite a different scene when we arrived yesterday, cars were parked almost a mile away as families were rushing to the scene to meet with their loved ones. 1900 students attend the high school behind me. we're learning more about the 4 victims. in fact, a special

needs bus driver just recently drops flowers at the scene here. one of the victims was a special needs. his name mason sherman horror. he was diagnosed with autism. is family desperately trying to get in contact with him after they heard there was a shooting at the school. the mother saying he gets scared with loud noises to approach quietly and tell him that his mother was coming. another victim, a christian angelo's friends are left speechless, saying he was sweet and carrying a gofundme page for him has been started. richard asked a law also has a gofundme page as he leaves behind a young family, a math teacher, defensive coordinator for the football team and 53 year-old christina eyre. also a special needs teacher. we're learning more about the chaos that unfolded. there's a new emergency detection system. but what we hear is that the gunman left a second period classroom. he tried to enter his classroom again. but the students saw that he had a gun. he wasn't allowed in and then shots were fired. there are 9 victims still receiving

treatment. 8 of them students, one of them, it takes a teacher and they are all expected to survive. a lot of questions surrounding the investigation that took place last year. there was not probable cause for an arrest when that sends 13 year-old was questioned by fbi agents as well as his father. he allegedly sent photos of guns threatening school violence. he denied that. and the father said that there were weapons inside of the home, but he did not have access to them. we have heard from the sheriff, of course, we anticipate another press conference sometime today. but as you know, this 14 year-old who is being held in a juvenile detention center will be facing charges as back to you

>>it's almost fall. and the san francisco zoo is preparing for it with blue at the zoo and so much more to discuss. kron four's justine waldman spoke with the vice president of guest services and guests. connections, paulo vergara. >>for these furry little friends we have over here. you look good, but who are the goats? >>yeah. i'd like see a 6 of my new friends here. the census goes. it these are nigerian dwarf goats. they were donated to us by decree brothers farm. >>the are all male and they're named after unique stone. so with me today here. >>i've got geode jasper malachi my cup on next and pyrite and these are nigerian dwarf goats. and you can tell because of their shorter legs here. and i have to careful when i'm down here because they do tend to experience a lot of the world by putting things in their mouth. so i've got to watch out for my shirt and pants here. but i've been told that they have no upper front teeth. so they're kind of coming on me as i'm i'm and

interacting with them. one of the coolest parts about the nigerian dwarf goat is they are a conservation success story. their population was very low at one point up until about 2013, when their population started to rise because of conservation efforts. we love to tell good conservation stories here and this is one of they are located in the family farm of the expirations, zone of the francisco zoo. also have alpaca can you pig many donkeys and you can come here as a guest who interact with them, not just you them. and you can also volunteer here and work with them. so visit our website ssu dot org to learn how to volunteer and be a part of the goal. family. >>it's so interesting. they're all different colors. there for none of them are the same. what do you mean? we can interact with them like we can get as close as you are. >>you can actually come in here. you can pet them. you can let them come up to you. you just have to be bit careful because they do like

to don't respect your personal space or your clothes. have to be aware of that. but you come right up to you. you get to look them right in the eye. them touch them. it's an incredibly interactive experience. just like a kid would they looked hungry? >>all right. so you have some fun stuff coming up at the zoo as fall is approaching, even though it's still kind of san francisco summer. what is this large hay maze that the zoo is hosting this weekend? >>so the giant hay maze is something that we've been doing for years now. it is the largest hay maze in san francisco. we took 600 straw, fails and created 5,000 square feet of may's space within the zoo. this high stacks for people that are told is low-tax for toddlers. there's things in within the maze. so it is a interactive experiences. well, it is included with admission into the zoo. it does launch this saturday phase one of our

autumn programming leading into boo in the zoo in october. >>and also in the fall, you host the boo at the zoo. what is people have never been to it before. what's it like? who should go and is anything new and different this year? >>well, halloween is our favorite time here. and because of that, it is zoo. this is our annual halloween programming october. 26 27 here at the zoo. the weekend before halloween weve got her annual costume contest always a big head. we've got our first ever frankenstein's franken stop dance party where we expect hundreds of kids in costume with deejays. it's gonna be a great time. treat stations crafts for the kids. and halloween themed exhibits and animal enrichment throughout the zoo. so it's going to be an incredible weekend here. all themed everyone's gonna be in costume. comes your favorite animal. but leading up to that. there are other halloween things that i can be happening. the zoo, including our virtual reality, spooky

roller coaster ride called jinxed, which is in our new virtual reality zone loss to celebrate this autumn yeah. what are the goats eating? well, they eat like the hay from the maze. when you're all done with it. >>you know, they they they definitely eat a lot of the hay the decay. sure. they eat fruit. the do have on a strict nutrition plan as all of our animals are here in the zoo. >>you can tell the they are hungry. a lot of the time of every time i've coming here i've been i've seen the meeting, but they they do, you wide variety of things all within attrition plan a little bit. >>it because it's eating. you don't want to pet it right? you can definitely better here. >>extremely social animals. and and you'll be impressed when you come in here. and i definitely invite you and i'll get you an upclose printing experience here. they love to be packed. >>i going to maybe take your word for it, but i would love to come in and see the bu. this is real fight. i've taken my kids before. it's so q to

see assets like the little kids all dressed up and even the big kids too, have fun with the goats. it's lunchtime. no wonder they're hungry. absolutely. thank you so much for having paulo. have a great day. say the goats names one more time because it's it's not a as got ceo jasper, malachi micah onex and pie right? that's >>paula, thank you. have fun. my pleasure. thank you. weight loss drugs have been a popular way to slim down recently. but with the benefits nationally come some warnings as well. medical reporter dina bair explains. the newer and popular drugs are effective. they help people shed pounds and address a host of health issues. >>yet when they stopped the powerful meds, patients often feel powerless. >>jeremy used to stuff out of the garbage. it's a terrible what would you eat? how much would you what does that look there was a limit. i mean, i

would be sec and the advice of a doctor, jeffrey, of was me turn to a newer class of medications glp one therapies. >>he took both pick and jaro at different times. users inject the drugs that bind with receptors in the brain to slow digestion and curb appetite. they even help lower blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar. their popularity has soared. and so at times have shortages. the reason he got off it. >>was because i couldn't get it from my pharmacy. it was back order. >>that's when things backfired for the compulsive eater. so i was feeling good doing great. i said, you know what? i'm just gonna not. >>i didn't take it. and also within a couple weeks when your appetite comes up like a hurricane when people stop them, they stopped working dr. ken dana says patients often aren't emotionally prepared for what comes next. and even if they are prepared for it, the drive to >>lose weight and to base and

then to be healthier and to look better is so powerful that they don't really care. i probably. lost like 20 pounds. probably came back 30. it's not an unexpected consequence of coming off the even for those who don't struggle with an eating disorder. patients report that hunger and urge to eat comes back. >>very quickly. pretty rapidly. they start to regain weight. if they're not treated. >>obesity medicine specialist doctor anthony r e m a he's been prescribing weight loss medicines for nearly 20 years and more recently glp one therapies. he tells patients they'll likely have to take the drugs for a lifetime just as they would stay on medication for any other chronic disease. i think a lot of disappointment around these medications to come from coming off of it and not having that benefit any longer. >>and seeing that return of hunger and loss of control around or eating behavior. >>jeffrey has been in a recovery program run by dr. kim dennis, he says he's

staying off the weight loss, off i just scared of that. i'm afraid that's the problem with these medications. it's like a band-aid. and once you take the bandit out, the bleeding starts all over. >>doctor dennis says she'd like to see more studies involving patients with history of disordered eating an addiction like jeffrey, who may have a unique response to gop one medications. back to you. >>we'll cont

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former president trump's criminal case in dc is moving forward again. but he likely won't face trial before the election as it continues to be

delayed. washing correspondent some lot explains why. >>attorneys for former president donald trump walked into a dc courtroom for the first time since a victory at the supreme court. they entered a not guilty plea for trump on charges he illegally tried to overturn the 2020 election with his actions. on january 6th. the high court ruled in july that trump is immune from prosecution for any official acts as president. that force a special prosecutor to issue a new indictment in the case. trump was the courtroom on thursday. but in a speech in new york, he continued to blame democrats for his legal troubles, trying throw their. >>political opponents. me jail. and they always have to remember that 2 can play the game back in court, trump's lawyers argued the new indictment is also illegitimate because of the supreme court's ruling. they say prosecutors can't use conversations between trump and his then vice president mike pence to make their case.

>>they say doing so would tank the entire indictment. on the campaign trail. trump's opponent, vice president kamala harris, has avoided talking about the criminal cases against trump. >>and well, you know, a lot. courts are going to handle that and we will handle november dc federal judge tanya chutkan will now consider whether prosecutors can go forward with the case. she told lawyers the timing of the election is not relevant here. >>in washington, i'm today some lot. >>in a fight against childhood hunger. some lawmakers want to guarantee students across the country receive free or reduced price lunch. the goal is to help more kids get meals by linking lunch eligibility to other assistance programs. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>the kids are back in schools. >>and whatever is on the school lunch menu, chicken nuggets and gravy. or garlic

toast, connecticut. democrat congresswoman jahana hayes wants to ensure all disadvantaged students have access to school meals. essential that children are hungry. children do not learn. he's introduced a bill that would automatically certify all school-age students into the national school lunch program if they receive help through programs like medicaid or snap so that there is not another stat. there is not a different application. we already know that those families are stressed and vulnerable. and those children are in danger of being food insecure. the school nutrition association reports more than 95,000 schools utilize the school lunch program. >>19 million students receive free lunches and more than 1 million get reduced prices. he says there are more kids who need help. i don't know any place in this country where this is not an issue. iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks supports the school lunch program. but there already is

a process in place for identifying students opt for. >>free lunch program. but miller-meeks is not sure about the legislation. is that the most productive way and most efficient way to go about delivering a program or a service and then water, the unintended consequences putting in washington. i'm basil, john. the cast of the

latest joker film got a warm reception at the venice film festival. plus, bill board has announced its official song of the summer and erie smyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>the venice film festival continues. and here is the

latest film to get a standing o treatment. the trial of the century. they believe arthur fleck to be some time a >>and he's not a >>is a monster. >>and my first son joker. when i you. i in my life and feel so more stars of joker folie a deux hit the carpet. the sequel, of course, to joker. joaquin phoenix is back. >>lady gaga joins as harley quinn. she's they're wearing a christian dior haute couture gown and seemingly harley inspired hat. it is a philip treacy headpiece for those keeping score. he'll get a standing ovation as per usual. almost every movie gets one in venice and the metric then becomes how long was it? this 11 minutes once again, leaving the stars to do well. this. a

second joker film in theaters, october 4th. now to some turmoil in the entertainment world billboard has announced the songs of the summer and contrary to maybe what many people thought this song is not the song of the summer. that's right. they didn't pick sabrina carpenter, even though this has been her year in addition to having the number one album, 3 of her songs are currently sitting in the top 5 of billboard's hot 100. so 5, they didn't pick her than sure they would pick the guy who's had the number one song in the country for 8 weeks in a row. right? she was his bar song

has dominated the billboard hot 100. but it didn't make the cut for song of the summer. instead, the honors went to this. i had some help by post malone morgan wallen was at the top of the list. but everybody can now finally calm down because yesterday billboard released yet another chart of global songs of the summer. and there you go. sabrina carpenter does top that list. are there report here in hollywood. i'm andy reece buyer. >>a new high tech security cameras designed send thieves running the other way. and verizon makes a new 20 billion dollar purchase. rich demero explains all that and more in rich on tech.

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officially 2 months away from the presidential election and under a week from debate day, former president trump returns in new york thursday to talk about his plans for the economy. this as vice president harris was in pennsylvania watching correspond reshad hudson joins us with an update on the campaign trail. >>the race is down to the wire and vice president kamala harris and former president trump are trying to sell their economic agenda to voters and they're doing so to 2 very different crowds. former president donald trump and

vice president kamala harris are sharpening their economic messages about who can do more for the middle class. >>i am promise in low taxes, low regulations, lower energy costs. >>trump told the economic club of new york americans were better off under his administration. >>we delivered an economic miracle which kamala in joe turned into an economic disaster. part of his economic plan includes ending taxes on tips and social security benefits. >>the economy and inflation are still at the top of voters minds and it is likely to be a topic when trump and harris meet next tuesday and philadelphia for the first time ever on the debate stage. democratic vice presidential candidate governor tim walz told a crowd in erie, pennsylvania, the harris-walz economic plan is better for the middle class. she's running on idea of an opportunity economy where everybody belongs and everybody has a place. everybody.

>>says he and harris are running to cut taxes for working people, nurses, teachers, farmers, and do an honest day's work. those are the folks who need to get a tax cut. those are the folks. as far as debate prep, harris will remain in pennsylvania until tuesday's debate. >>former president trump says he's ready to debate harris reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >>stocks tumble ahead of tomorrow's jobs report and british authorities are investigating ticketmaster for unfair business practices. here's david lazarus with money. smart. a new high tech security cameras designed send thieves running the other way. and verizon makes a new 20 billion dollar purchase. rich demero explains all that and more in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. verizon is buying frontier communications for 20 billion dollars in cash. that means verizon will

get frontiers. fiber network, which covers 25 states, including parts of southern california. verizon will add more than 2 million fiber internet customers to its subscription base. the new network will reach 25 million homes across 31 states. the irony you might remember that frontier took over. verizon is landline, phone, tv and internet services here in southern california. back in 2016 in a transition. that was anything but smooth. the new deal still needs approval from regulators. instagram is adding a new feature that lets people leave comments on stories previously. you could only reply to stories with a private message, but now these comments will be visible to anyone who can see the story. the comment disappear after 24 hours. just like the story itself, although you can always revisit your stories in the archive. also not everyone can leave comments. it's only open to people that you follow back. users can also choose to turn off this new feature

instagram, making the change because stories are one of the most popular things on instagram and this will drive more engagement. one security company is taking a bold step towards helping businesses fend off crime security cameras that can launch pepper spray and smoke bombs. the company is deep sentinel. i profiled them back in 2021. their cameras have live operators acting as virtual security guards standing by to warn trespassers to leave in real time. their latest add-on is called flash bang. it has real smoke bombs and pepper spray along with loud sirens to the mix. the company says if regular to turn stonework, the virtual security guards can set off the flash bang devices deep. sentinels ceo says the product is necessary because criminals are getting more aggressive and they aren't scared by typical security systems. as always more information on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron 4 live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. man is being charged with a hate crime after attacking an a fox reality chef in downtown san francisco. video shows chef wendy drew being beaten after she was called a racial slur. she was among several victims and community leaders who spoke at a 3rd baptist church today about what they're calling a string of anti-black racist incidents happening across san francisco.

>>we >>for you from >>san francisco chief of police district attorney and reps from the fbi all spoke on how they will not tolerate these crimes. according to data from the state, anti-black hate crimes remain the most prevalent in california. and assembly member matt may. matt haney is continuing to kong governor newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say the drug will help end the opioid epidemic in san francisco right now, more than 2500 people received methadone through the city clinics. federal restrictions have eased up for its but not the case in california. the new bill which needs the governor's signature hopes to change all that. >>know firsthand how critical

methadone has been in keeping our patients with opioid addiction allies and on their path to recovery. the science tells that methadone is the gold standard to fight opioid addiction. >>san francisco, public health officials credit methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in the city last year. newsom has until the end of the month to make his decision on the bill. in santa clara. the niners are getting ready to kick off their season. the first home game is happening at levi's stadium this monday night. but new tailgating rules are putting a damper on excitement for many longtime fans. kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >>it's football season and normally fans are getting excited in all geared up. but a lot of niner nation is saddened by new parking policies here at levi stadium that could make it harder for people to tailgate in the parking lot. here. fans are

fighting back with an online petition gathering thousands of signatures 2 home games in 20 plus years. going back from canvas joleon or is the founder of niner empire. a forty-niners fan club that has chapters across the world. we get hyped up for the game because we all love our forty-niners one of his favorite parts about going to a home game. the tailgate. >>north says tailgating won't be the same now that the team has created new parking rules, all over the just wondered part starting this season. parking attendants at levi's will be directing cars to park in the next available empty space. >>instead of allowing fans to block off an area for specific tailgate group on a season. ticket holders are ready to give up their season tickets because of levi's stadium has listed the new policies on its website with this picture showing what will be allowed. it says tailgating should be limited to the line parking space in the area directly behind or in front of the vehicle.

>>you must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues within the parking stall and tents or canopies must be 8 feet by 8 feet or smaller. >>the team says this will help reduce congestion as well as improve safety and traffic flow. amplified sound will also be prohibited and all tailgating must stop after kickoff to money. grab number does the world cup this comment? >>it's a very corporate sponsorship type thing and it's just it's hurting. the fans leonore started a petition against the new rules on change dot org and he already has more than 3,000 signatures. leonore hopes the niners will reconsider and be faithful to the fans. just a matter everybody. hopefully coming together and maybe they'll hear us out. says he's not sure what to expect on monday and how they'll make the tailgate work. >>the forty-niners are advising fans to care of and into the parking lot with people. you want to tailgate with. >>i'm sara stinson reporting at levi's kron. 4 news.

>>now we're going to switch gears to weather taking a live look now at san francisco's embarcadero. looking like a nice shiny night out there. but there's been a lot of fog with the warmer temperatures to see what is going to be like for your weekend weather forecast. we have kron four's kathy trafton here. kathy. >>great conditions outside after a very hot day after a very dry day. finally, things are starting to cool off just a little bit east bay. still a little bit on the warm side today. we did not break any temperature records, but boy, we're in the upper 90's into the triple digit territory and some of the warmest spots in the east bay. even now at the august at 78 livermore. 73 fairfield, 72. too much everywhere else where in the 50's and 60's redwood city. 64 degrees. no lotto. 57 degrees. the increased heat risk continues. it has been really scorching in southern california for an excessive heat warning again through

southern california. the heat advisory is in effect for much of the central valley and much of the bay area. but not you'll notice right along the shoreline, not along the bay shoreline, either. the heat advisory expires tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. so we've got a lot more interesting weather coming up. thanks so much, kathy fire destroys several businesses at a san jose strip. mall. crews say the fire broke out early this morning. >>and least 8 businsses one wasn't indian bridal boutique. that's been at the mall for over 20 years. the owner says it's not a complete loss, though. >>damage structural damage, but things that can be replaced. i think pretty quick. it's just about when the power goes back out and getting the smoke out of it's not good. but luckily, my customer stops arrive. >>the cause of the fire is currently under investigation. and undocumented residents in contra costa county don't have

access to health care fear of the fear of being deported. and now the new basic health care plan being offered is about making sure residents don't fall through the cracks. premiums for the basic health care plan will be on a sliding scale but will not exceed $20 a month. >>really, what happens in our community is that people wait to they're really, really sick to come and to see a provider. and by that time there inside one of our emergency rooms throughout the county. >>to qualify, residents must have incomes below 300% of the federal poverty line making more than 10,000 uninsured and undocumented residents in contra costa county eligible for this signing off for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have both pieces of information on our website. that's com 4 dot com. a relatively new nonprofit is changing lake tahoe. and that's for the better its color storing the lake steps. and yesterday divers pulled up more than a ton of debris from the bottom of the water. there. they put all kinds of

heavy toxic things like car engines that were used to anchor boats. the teen uses remotely operated vehicles to film the bottom and pick up small items for their larger ones. divers have to head down found some dump sites where people just poured stop off the side of about. we found barbecues out there. that's a beach. think about it. big old school barbecues, steel. now the other side of the foundation is the microplastics. and that is all the plastics they get into the lake. and there's a lot of that as well. those don't come out as big weights because they're small. >>they're the straws there. little pieces of plastic that you and rob from your battle, the amount of water bottles that are in the lake, the man, a beer cans that are in the lake that starts adding up. and we're doing that each and every day as well. >>the nonprofit has people out on the lake at least 5 times a week picking up the trash and say they're always looking for volunteers to help out. >>coming up on fair and

inhumane. that's a. most advocates are voicing their concerns over rams up an encampment sweeps in san francisco. we're more what's going on in just a couple of minutes. stay here. unfair and

inhumane. that's how the coalition on homelessness described the ramped up encampment sweeps being conducted in san francisco. >>thursday advocates of unsheltered residents urged the homelessness oversight commission to suggest city agencies stop seizing personal property from non house kron four's. philippe took all has the story. >>lukas chamberlain has lived in his along lake merced, said

in san francisco struggling to make ends meet as a gig worker and just don't know what else to do next. very stressful during the francisco homelessness oversight commission meeting thursday chamberlain stating that with guidance from a recent ruling from the u.s. supreme court which empowered cities to criminalize homelessness and the city's directive from the governor and mayor to accelerate encampment sweeps people like him living in vehicles are also being targeted in clearing resulting in crippling personal property loss. we're not doing anything. we're jus. working hard and we're just trying to survive. the commission has drafted a statement on homeless, vital record and property loss directed to leaders in various city agencies, including the police fire and public works departments urging certain items not be taken during sweeps vital records like identification documents, medicine, medical equipment, survival gear, food and water.

on thursday, the commission decided to reformat the statement into a formal resolution for a vote at its next meeting. many of the folks are in barr r v's are families with children before the commission met the coalition on homelessness held a news conference advocating for people living in vehicles and on the streets simply criminalizing the unhoused and taking their possessions. >>does nothing to address the root causes of homelessness. chamberlain says he is at his wits end constantly looking over his shoulder and in his rearview mirror for the next person to knock on his window, telling him to leave. i call upon the city and mayor london breed to stop the cruel displacement. >>and seizing of people's homes. overall, the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing says the number of people experiencing chronic homelessness has increased by 14% since 2022 but decreased since 2019. >>in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news.

>>a bill targeting adults who conduct trafficking has officially advance to governor newsom's desk. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the state senator who authored the legislation and shares her message for the governor. >>well, a lawmaker who authored this bill says it will protect child victims all while going after trafficker. so now she has one message for the governor. >>signed the bill dies. 38 0. the assembly members there to. applause in the state senate after members from both parties unanimously advanced senate bill 1414. >>to the governor's desk. a 3rd by bakersfield republican state senator shannon grove sb 1441. make it a felony in the state of california to solicit and purchase some minor age 15 and younger for sex grove says that will lead to increased penalties and jail time for those convicted. i will never stop fighting for kids. and this is a multi faceted horrific crime that takes place in different arenas and

there's different facets of and now we're going to continue to work hard to make sure that all kids in california protected from this heinous crime grove note, when it's all said and done, it took about 2 years to get the bill through the legislature. she originally wrote the bill to apply to any trafficking victim younger than 18. >>but democrats in the public safety committee added amendments to the bill that growth believes will make it more challenging to protect 16 17 year-old trafficking victims. >>the amendments require 16 17 year-olds to first prove in court. they are victims of trafficking and only then could their alleged purchaser be charged with a felony? i'm kind of disappointed that we didn't get 16 17 year-olds into the same protections. but 15 year-olds in below will have justice. if anybody tries to buy them for 6. and so that is moving the needle forward. despite the amendments, grove is grateful. democrats did not kill the bill. in fact, many democratic lawmakers including assembly member stephen to win. >>spoke in favor of to what you were elected to do. these children. this from happening.

make sure that these children. 15 years age and under. the new years of age and under members. >>it's a message growth hopes. governor newsom hears loud and clear and she believes he does. i have not had any recent talks cannes and regarding this, but he did indicate that he would sign it. and i look forward to a signature and the governor has until september 30th to either sign or veto the bill reporting at the state tom wallace kron when

congress returns to washington next week, they'll only have about 13 days to pass a critical farm bill. this comes as small farmers are facing high inflation costs and deflating crop prices. reporter a cal martin tells us many are holding on by a thread. >>congress is fast approaching a critical deadline to keep us farmers afloat and america right now is prime time. if they're going to get anything done. joe gills in with the american farm bureau federation is urging congress to pass a new five-year farm bill before current funding expires this month. he says small farmers battling inflation, high interest rates and uncertain commodity prices. federal aid that meets the moment. we need some updates to the 2018 law to better reflect the challenges that farmers and ranchers are facing today. more than

140,000 small farms have shut down just within the last 5 years. >>according to recent census data, it's not just farmers that this impacts this impacts. every thing you buy at the grocery store, democrats and republicans are at odds over how to move forward. connecticut democratic congresswoman jahana hayes blames the gridlock on republican efforts to cut programs like snap, which are included in the form bill. we've never had a farm bill that slash feeding programs like this. but i will republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks says the bill should focus on getting aid to former scoring is down under $4. a bushel soyuz down under $10. a bushel. >>this is very dangerous territory for with no compromise in sight. miller-meeks expect lawmakers will eventually come together to pass another temporary extension of the current bill in washington. raquel martin. >>u.s. navy sailor is being

held in venezuela. the state department is monitoring the situation and says the sailors traveled there unauthorized on personal business when he was taken into custody news nation's xavier walton has the latest for us on this developing story. >>so before we start, we have to preface this entire conversation with the fact that the united states in venezuela right now, their relationship is a little bit tense. un officials haven't said exactly why this u.s. navy sailor was actually detained. when you think about the relationship, that's why some people when you talk to him, they believe this detained. and if you will, this detention of the sailor is a little bit suspicious. here's what the pentagon is saying about this detain mont right now. pentagon saying the u.s. navy is looking into this and working closely with the state department's are not saying much. >>officials at this point and not named this us sailor over. they have said he was not approved leave by the u.s. military or an official travel to venezuela when this happened. pentagon officials say, hey, the sailor was taken to the venezuelan custody

around august 30th. so less than a week ago. now, the reason some believe the timing of all this is a bit suspicious because earlier this week the u.s. sees the venezuelan president, nicolas muddles plane over alleged sanctions violations. that plane is the cool that to say air force one speaking airforce one. there's that. plus, president biden administration of question this summer's reelection results that kept president might do empower. here's white house national security communications adviser john kirby. we are in touch as you might expect. we would be. >>we've been as well and authorities to try to learn more. the state department is working on very, very hard, as of course, is the department of the navy, department of defense. but we don't have a clear sense of exactly why he was detained. so when you look back at this past year, this marks the 3rd high-profile detention of a u.s. service member in a country with a rocky relationship with the united states last july. even looking at him, u.s. army private travis king was detained after crossing in

north korea. then in may of this year, army staff sergeant gordon black was detained in russia. and of course, now this the u.s. navy sailor and venezuela still in the tension should mention this as well. the u.s. state department issued a travel warning for the nus way low. one of those reasons is wrongful detention. among other issues from florida, xavier walton news nation.

after years of complaints from residents trying to connect with emergency services 9-1-1, dispatch in oakland is finally receiving the upgraded desperately needed. here's

kron four's gayle ong with the city's first completed upgrade in 20 years. >>inside oakland's 9-1-1, call center dispatchers using new computer software while responding to emergency calls an upgrade. mayor sheng thao says will increase pickup called times when we came into office calls that were picked up at a time between 0 to 15 seconds was only at about 37%. and then now today we're seeing that those calls are being picked up at 51%. >>between 0 to 15 seconds, mayor thao, as the city's goal is to meet the state standard, that 90% of calls to emergency dispatch centers must be answered within 15 seconds. officers within their system. they will have the upgraded version within their vehicles. and so when a call comes, comes dispatch will actually receive more information on the front in helping to navigate officers or fire department to the situation in a lot quicker way. as for the new software, the system is motorola premier >>it is running their latest

most up-to-date software, according to the city of oak. when it's the first computer upgrade, the call center has seen in 20 years. this is same software used by thousands of agencies all over the world. the infrastructure is running here. and, you know, going at it. >>data center facility called digital realty trust. that's a commercial data center facility is built to withstand natural disasters. fires, earthquakes, power outages. with the upgrade to this primera one cat world had. we are actually able to integrate additional solutions to help judge non-emergency calls that actually free up the dispatchers, who also has 9-1-1. calls to answer 9 will cost quicker. the mayor also talked about hiring more dispatchers, a challenge the city has faced for years. the mayor says the city is funded for 78 positions so far. 69 of them have been filled. >>20 of them are trainees and partnered with a senior staffer. right now. there are 9 vacancies according to the city funding for the new software is from an existing budget. >>that also includes hiring

more dispatchers who now have the tools to help increase 9-1-1, pickup times in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>in the south bay, san jose announced a significant step in finding solutions for those living on the streets as kron four's. dan kerman reports and official location has now been selected to house the city's first safe sleeping site. >>it will allow us to clear out the the creek, the park and keep that encampment free going forward. but it will also offer dignity, security support of services to the homeless individuals who were previously looking along the creek there. >>san jose mayor matt mahan is talking about the city's first safe sleeping site for the unhoused which will be located here along east taylor street near 23rd. well, he admits it's just a first step towards permanent housing. he says offering stability is an important first step being in a place that's safe.

>>where they have, they don't have to worry about their safety where their next meal is coming from where they can go to the bathroom or wash their hands. the basics should be addressed so that we can get people connected to drug treatment, job training, job placement, family reunification really help them to turn their lives around. the mayor says the site near coyote creek will have many of the same features as the one he toured in san diego last month. >>well, that's it has 400 residents. this one will likely have room for about 100. he says it's a step in the right direction. not only for the unhoused, but for those who live in the area who have complained nearby watson park, this felt unsafe due to encampments. we've been out fly ring telling people about our plan. a lot of neighbors are telling us. >>this is an improvement we can ban camping. we can ban public drug use in the area. we can make the park safer for everyone in the neighborhood because we're offering an alternative that's managed in that house rules with security

and sanitation. >>next steps include community meetings, site planning and hiring a service provider. >>so for now, this site is at the top of the list in assuming it stays there, we could see a safe sleeping site opening up here in early 2025. in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news wue wit

>>in southern california, local law enforcement teams up with federal agencies to bring suspected burglars to justice. reporter jean king has more from l a >>he was just there

>>i got terrifying christian areas couldn't believe his eyes. there's no way there's 3 people in here and i 3 colombian nationals and accused crime trio hiding from law enforcement under his first floor staircase in his parents, koreatown apartment complex by catalina and 5th streets sounded very sketchy. what did they look like? you said they were dirty and really, really and look like. >>running that they look sweaty. so it definitely didn't look like there were just sleeping because like when i came in door and looked like they were kind of like scrimmaging each other to fit in that hole right sheriff's deputies say tuesday, 28 year-old tomas lopez granados. 38 year-old alejandra ponte, a blunt a. >>and 27 year-old jonathan searing cone were arrested. a 4th suspect is on the detective angel gaspar eating tells us they're connected to a hidden camera crime from earlier this year. temecula resident called 9-1-1 about

this suspicious device in the bushes of their yard. the detective says it was a camouflaged pinhole camera for streaming live video my fi hotspot covered with plastic leaves and duct tape. this type of crime is increasingly common in southern california with similar incidents in may in chino hills garden grove, alhambra and more. but they all have one thing in common. criminals use these hidden cameras to monitor victims homes and learn their daily routines to planned burglaries or home invasions. gene petrino, a security expert and former law enforcement says it's becoming a nationwide trend. the whole purpose of it is for them to surveil a house or neighborhood. >>remotely. there's been a lot of reports about about groups from colombia, venezuela and chile that have been have been migrating north into 2. >>definitely california and some of the other southern states, texas, and things like that. and, you know, you just have to accept that this is another issue we need we need

to start paying attention to law enforcement. has these tips. they say install surveillance cameras inspect your property regularly for hidden objects. >>do not touch any devices as they can be used as evidence in a case and report any suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1. >>people living in rental homes in the city of antelope say the mold issues. there are rampant and making them sick. now they're taking that matter to court reporter clodagh stefani and has the details. john miller, the attorney representing the 3 families who are suing filed this lawsuit earlier in the week. >>accusing the arbors of committing various violations, including fraud and negligence, water intrusion and water leak issues have led to the development of molds that are harmful to humans. >>within those units, the units also have other happen, ability issues, including roche, is other types of rats and mice. >>residents tell us the mold

problems are making them sick. we spoke with one resident eric warren who showed us medical documents from the various trips his family is made to the er over his children's breathing issues, which he says is due to the mold. he told us he kept reaching out to the arbors asking for the most problems to be handled for 8 months every week. 8 months for styles were belies and through the phone and then like, i'm not cover myself. >>they may e-mail and document it. so just e-mail once a week. these are your visits. if i had a doctor appointment visits be a bible. >>warren has lived at the arbors for 2 and a half years and started to see mold of after 6 months warren says the mold issue in his home was addressed months later. but he says he still smells the mold and his family continues to have health issues. warren couldn't hold back the tears when talking about his kids, like i always cry. want to talk about these kids. >>to kids suffering can't breeze scratchy register bleeding. this is that

somebody can just they know they know the problem exists. we spoke with another resident who says the mold issues have become too much and decided to move out in the recent months. it wasn't right away. we started feeling symptoms. it was just after to >>maybe a year after we moved >>and it was. asthma. we do have somebody else that has copd. and it was headaches. diarrhea, chronic diarrhea. in rashes. i mostly had skin rashes on the hands and my feet. >>according to california law, landlords are required to provide tenants with a written disclosure when they know or have reason to know that mold exceeds allowable exposure limits and is a health threat. all of this must happen before a rental agreement is signed. mueller alleges the defendants have been made aware of the

problem by the tenants and a failed to address the problem. the county public health officer told us most can make people sick when not addressed. if it's not, the problem is not taken care people are exposed to the mold. >>can continue to have these symptoms. and yes, they can be very severe. they can have asthmatic attacks. they can have a inflammation of the lungs. and they can have severe skin rashes sinus infections as clawed its infections as clawed its stefani and fox 40 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. (♪♪)

officially 2 months away from the presidential election and under a week from debate day, former president trump returns in new york thursday to talk about his plans for the economy. this as vice president harris was in pennsylvania watching correspond reshad hudson joins us with an update on the campaign trail. >>the race is down to the wire and vice president kamala harris and former president trump are trying to sell their economic agenda to voters and they're doing so to 2 very different crowds. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are sharpening their economic messages about who can do more for the middle class. >>i am promise in low taxes, low regulations, lower energy costs. >>trump told the economic club of new york americans were better off under his administration. >>we delivered an economic miracle which kamala in joe turned into an economic disaster. part of his economic

plan includes ending taxes on tips and social security benefits. >>the economy and inflation are still at the top of voters minds and it is likely to be a topic when trump and harris meet next tuesday in philadelphia for the first time ever on the debate stage. democratic vice presidential candidate governor tim walz told a crowd in erie, pennsylvania, the harris-walz economic plan is better for the middle class. she's running on idea of an opportunity economy where everybody belongs and everybody has a place. everybody. >>says he and harris are running to cut taxes for working people, nurses, teachers, farmers, and do an honest day's work. those are the folks who need to get a tax cut. those are the folks. as far as debate prep, harris will remain in pennsylvania until tuesday's debate. >>former president trump says he's ready to debate harris reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. it's that

year again. universal studios, hollywood rolled out the red carpet for the opening night celebration of its hollywood horror night. courtney friel was there for all the speaking fun in tonight's the entertainment report. >>you guys. i was so busy talking with all the celebrities walking the red carpet that there wasn't enough time to get a tour of the scary maze. but all anyone thinking about was he do you think it's too hot to be in the halloween spirit right now? now? >>i think this is the halloween spirit. some slight, missouri, but mostly fun feels

like more than summer. feels like it's super summer right now. i mean, it's so hot. it's 108 degrees. feels like a horror movie. that's what it feels like. you know, it feels like i'm gonna start melting my god. it's like 104 right now. that's the real heart of the night. that is that's the scariest part. john is the creator. and for people who come here every year. >>what are the new mazes? what we're trying to do actually is are trying to curate this event so that you're getting all the different flavors of or >>so a quiet place, alien invasion, big creatures right? then you have an city is the further, which is all about the paranormal side of or then you have ghostbusters frozen empire, which is about comedy or if you need to know in the middle of getting scared, scared, scared. you need to have a good laugh. ghostbusters is scary to, but it's also pretty funny. how do you get in the to create creepy music genre? he sends me the idea that he's got and then my start turning. it's great sort of outlet for me because i write suffer movies

or stuff like is hand in it triggers a different part of my brain that when writing rock songs for vans, i wish i could get them to sort of mixed together. your scary with directing is fake. >>in the maze, you don't know what's coming. exactly. that's what you got to watch out for. especially chainsaws. were you critiquing it at all like, ok, this guy's going to jump out at me. i know not really yeah. every once in a while. and wasn't a while after the fact to be like guy was great. i was that guy did a really because it's bit breezy. a performer inside died when a final be like. >>halloween horror nights runs through november. 3rd, you want to get tickets had to universal studios hollywood dot com with your entertainment report. i'm courtney friel. >>waymo is launching a new safety data website. the driverless car company says trust and safety of the communities where we operate is paramount to and they're voluntarily sharing the safety data. it shows in san francisco the cars have racked

up nearly 6 million miles without a driver on the website. waymo says the cars that had 27 fewer injury causing crashes than a human driver. for more information head over to our website. kron 4 dot com.

>>come this weekend will start to see really pronounced change cooler this weekend, even cooler next week. i think you're gonna like this forecast. so yes, we do have the clouds and fog moving into some areas across the bay area. it's a beautiful sight. it's a welcome sight to many people who are just sick and tired of the heat. here's the fog forecast. moving through the golden gate. we do have

welcome relief. and by 6.45 tomorrow morning. that is sunrise. we're going to still see some clouds and fog in many areas. it will clear out. all right. and we'll have another hot day temperatures right now. cool down very nicely 50's and 60's for many areas. high pressure sticks around for one more day and then everything changes as high pressure starts to move away from us. but for tomorrow, it's an excessive heat warning. if you're heading to southern california, that continues for sticking around here. heat advisory still in effect until tomorrow night. at 8 o'clock. so it's still going to be hot, especially if you're away from the water. notice it's gray, normal conditions, not in the heat advisory right along the shoreline of the bay and right along the coastline. departure from normal. you bet. pinks oranges and reds. those are the departures from normal. as we go through the next several days, you start to see the pinks dissipate. little bit well, a bit for friday. and then saturday used all gray pretty close to normal. look

what happens as you head toward monday and especially tuesday, some blue shows that those are temperatures below normal. so maybe you'd like to see that. here are some high temperatures for you as you as warm as 74 degrees in the mission, 50's and 60's right along the coastline. you had to millbrae. you got 76 degrees starting down toward the peninsula. redwood city, 85 degrees. saratoga, 91. so it's beautiful stretch of weather, but a little bit on the toasty side. livermore 98 degrees. yes, grant wood forecasting 103 for tomorrow's high napa. 88 degrees and yacht bill 96 santa rosa. 93. so there you go. it's going to be that one last day of heat. and then this the weekend really starts to cool down. the forty-niners had their first full practice of game week today as they prep for the new york jets. >>it's been a wild offseason with contract disputes injuries in a scary situation with ricky pearsall. but it

feels like all the drama is behind them. now they can turn their focus. >>could that guy right there? aaron rodgers. >>folks have been dying to see what he can do in a jets uniform last year. this season got cut short. >>due to achilles tear by leonard floyd was right there. leonard floyd's on the niners right now. but look. the niners don't expect must much rust out of one of the most talented quarterbacks ever. >>obviously we had our battles over the and love competing as aaron. happy to see him back so it'll be a great matchup. he always had the savvy right, the ability to fix it. extend plays to make the big plays, you know, keep control of the game. obviously make the plays in big-time moments. so, you know, there's none that you could just pinpoint the les. we got some from doing this. you got to prepare for it you know. and so we're because ahead of us. >>all stadium in the side of kansas city chiefs hosting the

ravens. >>first thursday night football game of the season. 3rd quarter up. 3 isaiah. a >>get she's extended their lead to 10. >>start of the 4 same score. second along. jackson, found his new favorite target. isaiah likely look at gap. a 49 yard pitching cat. ravens keeping a close later in the 4th. she still up by 3 patrick mahomes. find a busted coverage. a 34 yard. 35 yard touchdown. he's there. draft guess way. ran the fastest 40 in nfl history had in the nfl. it go to kansas city. all right. 7 point game last chance for the ravens with time expiring. it looks like they tied up the ball game as likely. but look at likely big

to wear white brother. and guess what? chiefs hang on to win it. a 27 20. about some baseball giants trying to avoid the sweep, taking on the diamondbacks. >>blake snell on the bump for giants. the heating get much help from his defense. tyler fitzgerald froze this one away. perdomo comes around to score from one to nothing. for sloppy play in the first patrick bailey. throughout this strikeout and can't find the ball. snakes lead it 2 to nothing. and that will be the last inning for snow. bob melvin pulled him after 40 to 50 bottom of the 4 bailey redeemed himself. men on you live this one into left over underscore we have a tie ballgame top of the night. this ryan walker strikeout. it makes it scoreless inning in relief for the giants.

bullpen, russia is to all going into the 9th and that sets up this. bailey. with the walk-off double giants go on to win it 3 to 2. they avoid. >>the sweeping that is sports. >>and that doesn't here for us. we'll be back with the morning news starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for wawawawawaw

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