>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie rothman, san francisco police say they

identify a suspect who allegedly burned beloved dog walkers home earlier this year. terry williams was the target of racist threats and then his childhood home was burned down for shock moment has the latest details. >>well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. do want to skate club this most a club buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here one and one time was really dark for my family and me. >>let me know it really help a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family. >>as this is what's left of his childhood home. citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >>he says his mom is still

recovering. assistant fire lot to say. >>up before the fire and the outpouring of support he was the target of a series of racist threats with this too much of black doll with a noose around its neck, a toy grenade and threatening note the san francisco police department announcing their suspect is 67 year-old april martin chartrand. >>and fact she's glad that you do some stuff like this is. it's mind blowing to me. it had algona. >>and the pull over on the freeway. not only that, williams says she's also a neighbor, my family, my mom, she came believe she came light while will was up to my thinking. was your family like? >>if you're here our history, you doing stuff like them want engage says he always waved to charter and but a couple of years ago, he says she was breaking glass outside of where he normally walks his dog. he took a photo >>and reported it and that's when she snapped at him 5 at 5, 7, 8 years ago. it's a a long time. me. and somebody

the dogs, they do a home with memories now burnt by flames and hate williams still visits this neighborhood to walk his dogs. there was a lot of members, mayor, he's happy his family is one step closer to finding justice. but it comes with a sense of confusion. i flabbergasted when a final like now he's on a mission trying to get his family's home back. that's of and that, know, that's i want to live. hope get the healthy built and they can see the how sullivan enjoyed a house. they were target that house. now, even though williams says the woman who targeted him lives in that neighborhood. >>it seems like she may not be there anymore. a san francisco police say she was reported missing by her family in august. now, if you do know anything about the whereabouts of april chartrand, you are expected to contact police reporting in studio jack moment. kron 4 news. >>a man shot in san francisco's mission district has now died at the shooting

happened on wednesday night. he's been identified as 20 year-old from to larry, the county video from the citizen app shows the scene on mission street near the 16th street. bart station shortly after the shooting. police say they arrested 2 people last fall. and glass falls from the sales floors east tower in downtown san francisco. crews say they were installing a new class pain this morning when it fell from the top of the 30 storey skyscraper. the glass shatter on the street cracking to ground floor windows of a nearby building. a building inspector day come on site and issued a violation to the sales force building. there were no other reports of any injuries. now, as we take a live look at the embarcadero, it's looking pretty out there. clear and nice low of the weather be like this weekend. for that. we turn to kron four's kathy trafton kathy. is the last hot day. it was really scorching inland. the

heat advisory continued. >>and now it has expired at 8 o'clock this evening. just to give you an idea of the temperatures inland, take a look here. today was the hottest day and look how they drop off quite a drop for this weekend and even cooler as we head into the workweek right now, it's still warm in antioch at 81 degrees. fairfield, 72, everyone else pretty much in the 50's and 60's. a lot of green on this map indicates coolish temperatures. so what's happening will high pressure which has been with us for quite a few days is finally starting to edge away and as it does so it makes room for us a couple areas of low pressure to look at that trough coming in our direction. that signal some very cool conditions. here comes another one right out of the gulf of alaska. so we are certainly in for a change in the temperatures. it'll be moderate conditions across much of the bay area and in some areas, even some pretty good amount of fog overnight.

>>in the south bay, health officials are warning students about the dangers, a assault on campus. san jose state university is working with santa clara valley health care to inform students of resources available for victims of assault. officials say assault cases are more common at the start of the school year. and while anyone unfortunately can be a victim, freshman girls are those most likely to be targeted. the school says they go to great lengths to help their his students. >>do a lot of education about consent and what that congregate housing setting in the community and beyond. so it really is helping students think about what a positive, supportive relationship looks like and what the boundaries would be associated with. >>did you know that? do you

know your limit? excuse san jose police want to make sure you do before you decide to drive after drinking officers were out in the city, tropicana neighborhood tonight talking to people about the dangers of drinking and driving. they also have people blow into breathalyzer is and people who had a drink too many got gift cards for rideshare services. san jose police say dui crashes happened mostly because drivers believe they are alert enough to get behind the wheel. >>all right. folks think that they have they know what their limit is and they're ok to drive in the get the car and they start driving. and then it's too late at that point because then the collision of person and people get seriously hurt. and i. >>and insula humpback whale has made its way into pillar point harbor in half moon bay. the whale has gotten a lot of attention since it ended up in its compromise position. and the marine mammal center says

they are not worried right now because the whale is moving freely. spokesperson with the center says it's common to see a lot of humpback whales along the california coast. at this time of the year because they're looking for food. experts are monitoring the well closely and have a message for those who want to see it for themselves. >>these are wild animals. they're unpredictable and no picture is worth getting close to a whale or 2 disturbing it or to stressing out these are big creatures like this one. i think in half moon bay is around 30 feet long and over 25,000 pounds. i wouldn't want that to the anywhere near a person. >>they believe the whale may have made a wrong turn and got off course and ended up inside the harbor. they add the push. the whale is in a good idea because this could stress out the whale even more.

>>kron four's your local election headquarters. a judge is postponing former president trump sentencing in his hush money conviction until november election. the judge delayed sentencing until november. 26 that several weeks after all, the votes will be cast to explain that decision. kron four's justine waltman spoke with uc berkeley political science professor stephen fish. >>so is this a win for the trump team? >>not necessarily. i think that this delay and this is

something that the democrats can't really complain that much about. you could argue this is preferential treatment and of course, in some sense it but this is a very special circumstance. we're in the final, you know, over the final stage of a presidential election and for president to be sentenced at this stage, would risk making the whole election look political. the whole trial look very politicized and that would risk making it looks like the democrats are trying to rather than be trump at the polls too long, you know, to use the courts to derail. now, of course, the democratic party and even the justice department don't don't control this joint or the judicial system, but it could create that appearance. so i don't think this is necessarily a good thing for trump. what's more not doing the sentencing now, the judge who's but been a very competent, very, you know. impartial judges. first, we can tell so far get stuck in continue to control the case after the election. if he

if you go in for sensing now, trump could appeal it and then it would be high to higher courts. and the judge in this case would no longer control it. >>and this is just one of many cases. but he's been convicted in this on. >>that's right. that's right. and of course, this is, you know, this is a big black mark on his record on the other 2 cases have been delayed. the supreme court ruling came through that basically said the trip president can do anything he wants and time absolutely game-changing crazy and unity case that could be came through recently. but this is a conviction that he will be sentenced in november after the election. and we'll see then what happens. and of course, you know, whether he's elected president are not gonna make a big difference as well. ballots early voting to start soon in some states anyway. so people know this information about >>trump and will be getting their ballots that they can mail. and even before the november election, the official date of the election.

>>sure. yeah. i mean, people people have been well aware of trump's felonies all along, whether it affects the election or really depends on what kamala harris does with it. if you know, she just kinda lets this go and doesn't really use it or campaign. it's probably not gonna make any difference in the election. trump has been, you know, under indictment for a now convicted for so many different crimes that people are just kind of immune to it. but if harris does something, the biden really didn't do and that frankly, hillary clinton didn't do and really stick it to trump like really mobilize her status as former prosecutor who put people like trump in jail and really bear down on this kind of hard nosed law-abiding long per person prosecutor versus a felon and her campaign. this on announcement about the sensing being delay. is the fact that this is back in the in the news again, could really end up benefiting. hear

this. but again, it depends on what the democrats to and finally, as we're kind of running out of time here, i just want to get your thoughts as >>first debate between harris and trump is coming up next week. >>well, a lot rides on this for you know, there was to there's this debate over the debate itself in terms of whether the mikes would be elected on their guy was speaking or not. and here's one of the mikes on. so trump could just bring, you the ramble on and make a fool of himself. and just people wanted to turn the mikes off because they don't trust their like be quiet with what harris is speaking he won that one. but i don't think it really makes all that much difference with. this is going to be, of course, very different debate than what we saw with with biden and to z very competent debate or just think about a profession. you know, she's the prosecuting attorneys. so being in this contentious debate situation and in her case earlier in courtroom is something he's very comfortable west. and so i would look forward to a much stronger democratic

performance in this debate than we had. one was president biden, what effect it will have on the outcome of the election? we don't know. but it's possible the parents will really blown out and the trump will really, really stumble badly. and if that happens, that will, of course, estate her momentum. >>we'll see what happens next week. uc berkeley, political science professor steve fish, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your for this mo

long years since the 20 year-old man was shot in the back and killed in san francisco. and today the cold case murder still remains unsolved. kron four's philippe to call spoke with the victim's grieving father who

says he now hopes to $100,000 reward will help generate solid leads and justice. >>its name is to him >>he was 20 years old. simon sacked dylan's voice still cracks up when he talks about his late son, ryan, a student at city college of san francisco with dreams of becoming a barber when he was gunned down 6 years ago hard. >>very hard, painful. you you know. suffering the broken hearts. sec dillon says his son loved sports and mostly stayed out of trouble. >>on september 18th, 2018, the san francisco police department says he was shot in the back on the corner of 46th avenue and rogers street in the sunset district. a few blocks away from ocean beach. >>in a flyer offering $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

in this case, police say sakhalin was running from an altercation. >>when he was wounded, i just don't understand. what type of arguments over whatever happened that day. the summit could just taken from our lives leads have dried up. >>this act elaine's hope someone who can shed light on what happened reaches out to police. still trying to search for answers, trying to figure out what exactly happened. just trying to find out anything, you anybody that just a step forward. ryan sakhalin is survived by his parents and 6 siblings. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>on friday, governor gavin newsom vetoed a controversial bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california. couple correspondent eytan wallace was there with the governor friday afternoon and

has more on why he rejected the legislation. >>it was unnecessary. governor gavin newsom defending his decision to veto assembly bill 18 40 and would have allowed undocumented californians looking to buy their own home to apply for the state's first time homeowners assistance program for the program qualified applicants could receive as much as $150,000 in state funded down payment assistance. several democratic lawmakers had hoped the governor would sign this is a common-sense bill that allows individuals many of whom were essential workers during the covid. >>crisis. >>to be able to get in line and hopefully buy their first home. but in this veto message, newsom expressed fiscal concerns with the bill noting the legislature had not appropriated any money for it. amid the states challenging budget situation was expanding eligibility to the program that had no money team. rather curious to me. so it was

unnecessary completely consistent with prior beto's along the similar lines. republicans weighing in is bad. public policy was excited and pleased that the governor vetoed this bill. >>on the issue of reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. it's been less than one week since a summary members with the california legislative black caucus took heat for refusing to take up a vote on to reparations related bills. >>the first bill would have created the california american freeman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state. the second bill would have created a reparations related fund at this press conference. newsom denied rumors he threatened to veto the 2 bills if they were to be taken up for a vote and reach his desk. he says the black caucus is decision not to take up the bills had nothing to do with him. >>i didn't talk directly to anyone about those 2 bills that great respect and admiration for the leadership of the black caucus and members of the blackhawks. reason newsom called this press conference in the first place was to announce

emergency regulations on hemp products that contain thc. that's the psychoactive compound in cannabis that can make you high. newsom says he's especially concerned several products like thc infused gummies and this thc, root beer bottle are too easily accessible for children up places like retail and grocery and that's why newsom's new regulations say hemp products for consumption must have no detectable thc. anyone wishing to buy a hemp product must be at least 21. and each camp package may have no more than 5 servings. newsom says supermarkets and retailers must get rid of their thc hemp packages right away when my parents the see something like this to walk right up to the cashier and say what the you have this shelves for. what are you promoting? get this off the and as for the governor's plan to hold a special session on oil and gas prices, well, just days after some members of his

own party said they would not participate. now, they've changed course. and the governor says he's confident. >>it will move forward reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>we'lin

san francisco friday morning, a full plate of glass fell from the sales force east tower kron four's lozell good and has the concerns and also where it happened. >>yes, police say they received reports of falling glass this morning around 8.30, between the millennium tower and the force tower on the east side, we're told by the department of building inspection that sells forest was installing and pain of loss when then fell into the

street, a blast that shattered cracked to ground for windows across the street and building inspector did come on site and issued a violation to the sales force building. they are required to secure the opening where the glass fell and replace it immediately. now, this pektor tells us that this is the only violation sales force tower has received this year and we'll have more updates as they come in san francisco. let's going kron. 4 news. >>in the south bay police arrested 3 men for stealing more than 200 sunglasses from a high-end mall in san jose kron four's gayle ong has the latest details. >>images from the san jose police department's helicopter capturing the suspects of an organized retail theft. >>with the eyes of our air 3, we're able to hopped director patrol officers to where the 3 suspects were. and at that point, there were 5 blocks away, jumping fences going through a neighborhood. stacy, she's spokesperson for san jose. police says. >>the incident happened just before 8 thursday night at the

valley fair mall. she says 2 of the men stole more than 200 pairs of sunglasses. well, a 3rd man was waiting in a car. the suspect got away until the department's helicopter track their location all were taken into custody and booked into the santa clara main jail. we try to make it loud and clear that our officers are department inner resources. we work so hard to make sure that we catch the suspects that we put them behind bars. san jose mayor matt mahan praising the work of police. a post on x reads in part, quote, they are doing their part. we need to do our part by passing prop 36, a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves. wow. >>i'm relieved because, you people are stealing and they shouldn't be stealing. kelly schreck in gas shops at the mall but is not surprised to hear about this recent incident. it's unfortunate that things have gotten to that point that people can feel free to walk in and that there won't be any repercussions. justice needs to be done when people are

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the time of year again when we're thinking about the latest covid vaccines, these are now the updated vaccines. so these vaccines are and they are targeted toward the strains that are circulating now. and earlier this summer, the vaccines are actually designed a few months ago streams and shifted a little bit, but not significantly. so we expect that there will be really good protection from the updated. 24 25 covid vaccines that are now becoming available. >>have gotten it are about to get what side effects is this vaccine offer. >>yeah, they're really not too many side effect vaccine. can have side effects. the mean ones we see with the covid vaccine is soreness redness were swelling at the site of the vaccine. some people for a day or 2 after the vaccine may feel little tired. we muscle aches. headache may be low grade fevers. those side effects tend to be mild self limited and they go away within a day or 2, ok?

>>and who do you want to get this? the cdc is saying 6 months and older can all get this one shot and only need one. >>yeah, that's right. that we want everyone to get at age 6 months and older starting so yes, the right now if you've had any covid vaccines before you just need this updated vaccine for the fall and winter seasons ocean right now, just one dose of vaccine for everybody age 6 months and about. >>and so kaiser gets the vaccine starting on monday. just try nighttime it all out. like i'm thinkin way ahead to like thanksgiving travel and, you know, new year's eve plans is now the time to get its. you have like the best immunity and protection like when would be. how can you like pace yourself? >>that's a great question. and i think there's a little bit of nuance there. so what your considerations you're talking about are really important to play in an individual decision overall. we think most people should get it by the end of october. if you're planning

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father and son charged in the appalachian school shooting in georgia where 4 people were killed made their first court appearances friday, 14 year-old colt gray is being charged as an adult and facing capital punishment. both father and son will remain behind bars. and now we're learning also about gray's mother and her troubles with the law reporter elizabeth prann has the latest. >>initially around 8.30, we saw cold. but i want to start with what we saw right around 9.20, eastern time. colin gray, 54 year-old father of the 14 year-old suspect was brought into the courtroom. he was read his rights. he does have counsel. he was asked by

the judge his education level. he said that he reached 11th grade his ged. he said he has the right to remain silent and then the judge went on to read him all of the possible years. he could face behind bars with the charges. so these 2 felony charges of second degree murder, 4 felony charges of involuntary manslaughter and 8 charges of cruelty to children in the second degree. you count all those up, he could face a maximum of 180 years behind bars. he denied the motion to accept bonds and he now knows that he will have his preliminary hearing on december 4th, 2024. 08:30am. that's actually the same day that his 14 year-old son will also have his preliminary hearing. let's talk about what we saw. >>this morning, another stunning turn of events where we did not see the sun virtually. we saw him in person. he arrived with a green shirt khakis, walked into the courtroom. he was also read his rights, said if

refused to testify, it won't be held against him again. no request for bond didn't enter a plea and only spoke to confirm his name. the optics that i want to talk about is that we are seeing victims families in the front row in the gallery. you can hear a lot of them wiping away tears and sniffling. so the 2 story lines here, the family, the the family who is facing now a litany of charges and the victims, families who are simply trying to come to terms with the grief that they're experiencing. they also want to talk about the mother. her name is 43 year-old marcy graham. she has faced a number of charges in that of the criminal justice system in 4 counties in the state of georgia over the past, just about 20 years, she's faced domestic violence charges, drug possession charges as recently as november, aggravated by battery against a 73 year-old woman, false imprisonment and the probation charges that she faced in december prevented her from contacting colin or called without a 3rd party. she does not have custody of cold and

judging by her social media site, they have been estranged since 2022, back to you. >>friday was judgment day for former tiktok star ali off a lob in but not before one last ditch effort calling for a mistrial which the judge eventually shot down. he was convicted of shooting and killing his wife. anne and a man she was seeing rayburn. barron reporters. era barker was in the courtroom when the judge handed down his sentence and has the details. the bottom line here is he will die in prison. he will never be a free man. he will take his last >>an unusual reaction as ali abulaban response to cheers from the gallery after the judge sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>he's a very talented actor. when i saw the star face videos. it says when he committed these crimes, he became that person. chase of

just cold-blooded killing without remorse. any tears. and he's crying this courtroom. and then for himself. the judge says the 12 jurors made the right call in this case with convicting a lee of 2 counts of first-degree murder. >>before friday's sentencing 7 havana andres family members gave emotional statements to the judge, including and a sister who saw her sister's murder or face to face in the courtroom for the first time. >>you want to be good like gray, but you will also not be living. >>ali had one last chance to speak before you sent to prison for life. >>start to season, everyone over and had a message to his daughter or you're old enough to see this. >>please yourself. no, this is if your so

>>nearly 3 years since the killings andres family say they're relieved. we knew it was going be a good outcome. but this was the best the best we could hope for. and we just thank god. >>the judge sentenced ally to 2 consecutive life terms behind bars. plus an additional 50 years to life for using a gun in these murders. reporting in downtown. i'm zara barker. >>former president trump and vice president harris are getting ready for their first presidential debate on tuesday night. washington correspondent reshad hudson has an update on the race. >>the harris campaign says the vice president is hunkering down in pennsylvania, preparing for next week's debate against former president trump. former president trump was out on the campaign trail today. but before that, he was in a new york courtroom. this is a disgraceful case. instead of starting the day on the campaign trail, former president donald trump was in

a new york courtroom. he's pushing to overturn a verdict, finding him liable for abuse and slander. his accuser is writer e jean carroll. but you made up a story fabricated 100%. trump is blaming his legal problems on his opponent, vice president kamala harris. and it all goes back to the doj and kamala after trump received the endorsement from the fraternal order of police in north carolina admire you. and as year. >>president i will always back. the blue is i did not back the blue more than any >>on the other side of the country, trump's running mate, senator jd vance is focused on border security. is kamala harris's failed leadership doesn't let these guys do their job. in an interview with univision, vice president kamala harris slams trump for his comments toward migrants and his immigration policies percent. >>who has talked about how immigrants point lot of america here says she

understands working people better than trump. and i come from a middle-class background. i like my opponent who had averaged daddy who helped him start his career and then he went bankrupt multiple times. >>the vice president is in the swing state of pennsylvania laying low and preparing for tuesday's debate against trump. and we have some new fundraising numbers for you from the campaign. the trump campaign says during the month of august it raised 130 million dollars and the harris campaign says during that same month it raised more than 300 million dollars. >>reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. the

wildlife rescue in auburn has to new residents. the non-profit is currently caring for 2 orphaned bear cubs that were found in yosemite. that was by the department of fish and wildlife. >>cristina bautista reports from the facility where the cubs are now being cared for. >>just to my right is actually the enclosure where the to bear cubs are currently living and receiving the care that they need. these 2 cubs are not related and were found in 2 different locations near each other. it is believed one of the mothers was killed by a car and the second mother was not located after examining the cubs. they're believed to be about 8 to 9 months old and in good health. the facility is responsible for daily feeding and cleaning. the director tells us these bears will be going into what they call hyper phases 2 where they will increase the amount of food they consume, which comes at a high cost at the height of their hyperplasia. when we

get into october and november there spending about $750 per barrel per week on groceries. >>so we asked people for donations where and our nonprofit, we rely 99% on private donations and grants. and so we need all the help we can get. the bears are going to be released next spring, but it all depends on the weather. they will be tracking these bears after the leave the facility. >>reporting in auburn covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>the latest in portable home projectors. plus what to

>>thursday, the sky over new york city illuminated with beams light as the 9.11 memorial and museum tested its iconic tribute in light just days ahead of the 23rd anniversary of the 9.11 attacks. reporters on the caldwell got a behind the scenes. look at how the organizers make this happen every year. >>every year, the tribute in light shines bright serving as a reminder as new yorkers in the world reflect and never forget. >>2 powerful beams of light cut through the darkness over manhattan thursday as the 9.11 memorial and museum conducted a test of its annual tribute in light. 88 large spotlights arranged in the shape of the twin towers eliminated from the roof of the battery parking garage just blocks from ground 0. it's a rehearsal for the heartfelt displaying that will shine bright next wednesday, marking 23 years since that solemn day in 2001, these twin beams of light. >>cheyenne up into the night sky. they remind us of those.

we lost because we miss still today. they also remind us of the resilience of this city in the aftermath of the attacks, one by one, each switch was flipped, sending beams of light piercing into the night sky. >>the glow of beams offering a somber yet striking tribute that has become a tradition for new yorkers since its first appearance, 6 months after the 9.11 attacks. the lights have served as a symbol of remembrance of the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the tragedy and those who have died since due to related illnesses. it's an affirmation our strikes. >>of how we came together. reminds us even no matter what is helping happening elsewhere in the world. >>the compassion, the beams so powerful they can be seen from up to 60 miles away under clear skies. the installation is made possible by con

edison. >>helping people never were here for 11 understand remember, not only lost on 9.11, but how we came together as a city as a community as a country to respond and rebuild after. >>the lights will be turned on around dusk on wednesday. they will remain on and sold on september. 12th in lower manhattan. caldwell pix, 11 news. >>movie nights are getting a high-tech upgrade with new portable projectors rich demuro checked them out and rich on tech. >>remember when setting up a projector was a chore. they were big clunky machines, but not anymore. the latest projectors are ultra portable and they basically set themselves up in seconds. a portable projectors are redefining entertainment anywhere they realize all and the tenant can be lax muscle in grab and go x. jimmy is a smart projector company pushing the envelope when it comes to form factor and price with believe the project i can be.

>>a high quality stylish design and the cool technology side at the company brought me to new york city for a launch event where they showed off their latest projectors. the most notable is go 3 pro and ultra portable projector that weighs under 3 pounds. you can see you've got a speaker in the based its highly portable even comes to way to carry pop this up. >>it turned the south and now you've got a projector for movies, entertainment, anywhere. it sells for $450. and early bird bundle includes a stand for $499 with thing that really impresses me more than anything is. >>i just how easy these things have gotten to 2 news. rob saban is editor-in-chief of project are central dot com. they will adjust the focus. they will shift so that you get a perfectly rectangular image. so they've made them extremely easy to use extreme e projectors coming. they feature called intelligence screen adaption which finds

the screen adjust the picture and focuses it all automatically. also new netflix app is built and you can install others or cast content to the big screen. ally started out there were using data, great projectors and there are hundreds of pounds and you need a lift to get him up on the ceiling. now you have 4 k projectors the size of a shoe box. really incredible. thanks to me tells me some of the most popular uses of their projectors our backyard movie nights playing video games and watching sports. >>and while these will work on a wall for the best picture and sound, you'll probably want to get a screen and also some speakers. more information on the website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>the highly anticipated sequel beetlejuice beetlejuice opens this weekend and it's expected to break some records. plus, the vma have added a new category. dana. devon has the details in the entertainment report.

>>the juice is loose expected to cast one of the biggest spells on the box office this weekend. beetlejuice beetlejuice has already earned 12 million in wednesday and thursday night previews. but the highly anticipated sequel is expected to gross around 110 million in its debut this weekend. if the predictions are correct, the fantasy horror comedy will boast the second-best september opening of all time behind the blockbuster stephen king movie and our very own doug kolk sat down with the cast ahead of the movie's release to talk about making the sequel more than 30 years after the first beetlejuice movie. >>the juice is loose to know that a sequel was coming out. it was like we were nervous to watch. so, yeah, i now the 2. definitely an element the southlake. you know, like we don't this isn't just enforce. isn't your typical sequel? and i know, it's such a degree thing. you don't want to, you know, feel almost like you're

ruining. some trying to do something to something that should be left alone. start real. >>we go over people who that kind of aggressive intimidating because everyone here legends and cast and crew to be at the place i'm at in my career and be able to work with giant and people who have looked up to >>my entire life or, you know, people and made me laugh very inspired me. it's just been a really incredible experience and very honored and grateful. >>and i brag to everyone our take is up to speed. can see beetlejuice beetlejuice in theaters now. okay. this is been a big debate in pop culture. now this summer is coming to an end. people are fighting over what the song of the summer is espresso by sabrina carpenter. should booze ease bar song post malone and morgan wallen's. i had some help. what about these lesser-known songs that have been charting all summer long?

>>well, now music fans can actually vote on that. the v a maze of announced a brand new category called song of the summer. there are busy illion songs up for a vote on the vma website and official voting is happening on the v a maze instagram page. we'll have to see which song is actually deemed song of the summer when the v a maze error on mtv september, 11th at 05:00pm. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon.

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie rothman, san francisco police identify a suspect who allegedly burned down a beloved dog walkers home earlier this year. terry williams was the target of racist threats and then his childhood home was burned down. crop was shaq moment has the latest details >>well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >>do want to skate club. this must take buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here one and one times is really dark for my family and me, especially me

know it really helped a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family. >>as this is what's left of his childhood home. citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >>he says his mom is still recovering. assistant fire lot to say. >>up before the fire and the outpouring of support. he was the target of a series of racist threats with this too much of black doll with a noose around its neck, a toy grenade and threatening note the san francisco police department announcing their suspect is 67 year-old april martin chartrand. >>and fact she's glad that you do some stuff like this is. it's mind blowing to me. it had the pull over on the freeway. not only that. >>williams says she's also a neighbor, my family, my mom, she came believe she came light. well, what was you doing in my thinking? was your

family like we're here? our history. you doing stuff like them want engage says he always waved to charter and but a couple of years ago, he says she was breaking glass outside of where he normally walks his dog. he took a photo and reported it and that's when she snapped at him 5, 5, 7, 8 years ago. >>it's a long way a long time. e. and somebody the dogs, they do. >>a home with memories now burnt by flames and hate williams still visits this neighborhood to walk his dogs. there was a lot of members, mayor, he's happy his family's one step closer to finding justice. but it comes with a sense of confusion. and i flabbergasted when a final like black now he's on a mission trying to get his family's home back. that's not of and that, you know, that's i want to live. hope get the healthy buildings. they can see the how sullivan enjoyed a house. maybe they were target that house. now, even though williams says the woman who targeted him lives in that

neighborhood. >>it seems like she may not be there anymore. a san francisco police say she was reported missing by her family in august. now, if you do know anything about the whereabouts of april chartrand, you are expected to contact police reporting in studio jack moment. kron 4 news. >>police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead in vallejo. police say officers responded to a car crash 12 30 friday morning near tennessee street our island way. they found a woman in her car who had been shot. the woman died at the scene. police did not provide any details about suspects. and glass falls from the salesforce east tower in downtown san francisco. crews say they are installing a new class pain this morning when it fell from the top of the 30 storey skyscraper. the blast shattered on the street cracking to ground floor windows of a nearby building. a building inspector did come out on site and issued a violation to the building. they were. there were no reports of any injuries. now

we're taking a live look at downtown san francisco fog rolling in there, but was going to look like for the rest the weekend. for that, we turn to kron four's kathy trafton for a look ahead. >>to some clear skies and there's some foggy areas as well. the main message is we're going to start to cool down the heat advisory that's been in effect for days. finally was allowed to expire tonight. but there are lingering concerns about fire conditions because inland, although it will be cooler, it will still be hot and dry. and even though there are areas of fog, it's a compressed marine layer. and so there is a still humidity concern still fairly fairly low temperature trends of this is an inland example. today was the hottest day inland. we'll start to see numbers lower, but still, it'll be a cooling trend through tuesday and beyond. so that's the good news. speaking

of fog here is it is across the coastline stream for the golden gate and moving into some areas, not everywhere. but by tomorrow morning when the sun rises at 6.45, we're going to see some areas of fog in some areas of clearing by the afternoon only to repeat itself again. temperatures outside right now. still 80 in antioch, everywhere else in the 60's and the 50's. stephanie, back to you. thanks so much, kathy, san francisco business owners are left picking up the pieces after a fire thursday damage 5 small businesses. >>one of them is georges doughnuts and merryman, which was set to have its grand opening in just a short few weeks now. not so much. georgia's co-founder lei addendum says they're mostly cleaning up smoke and water damage. right now it's seeping in from the ceiling and the walls. the donut cafe was set to open this month and now they have to wait a little longer. adams says she was actually eating lunch across the street when she started seeing smoke between the buildings bill out adding it

could have been much worse and is thankful for the firefighters and the community while her and her neighbors rebuild. >>was a pretty live scene for a while. most of it was closed off. so i know a lot of residents want to help, but there wasn't much he could do. so, you know, i'm running around getting. >>sweeties and and waters and people were definitely helping me actually tactic. we carry those things and which is always very, very kind. i think mostly it's just people checking in and see how we're doing, which you know, not best. we can ask for. >>despite the damage to some of the businesses. thankfully, there were no injuries that caused the fire is currently under investigation. well, there you have it. san francisco unveiling a new muni bus stop. >>the new terminal is at crissy field and will be part of the 30 stockton route which connects the north beach chinatown and union square.

>it is more than just a piece of infrastructure. this project is about connecting people to opportunity. >>and he says the extended route will make for an easier route. firs residents and tourists alike to access the waterfront at crissy field. and happening rondo will be hosting a classic car show. but if you can make in your fandom, mustangs and cobras may want to check out this museum in martinez to serve, bought and restored cars over the years. and with more rebuilt, of course, came the need for more space, which is what inspired him to create the cobra experience. >>important to us that everyone walks through the door has a great experience. that's why we called the cove or experience. there's there's a lot of hardware here. there's a lot of stuff. but the people behind it is where the stories are. >>the event today will run from 10:00am until 02:00pm. this year. they're celebrating the shelby cobra and will feature 15 of those amazing looking cars.

>>it to be a car person to go e

>>the family of a man killed over a year ago in san francisco. tenderloin neighborhood is frustrated. the prime suspect remains on the run. so now they're seeking justice by filing a civil lawsuit. kron four's dan kerman reports. >>it was a year ago august that only insurance executive ryan pincus came to san francisco for business on the night of august. 3rd after having dinner with friends at the house of prime rib family members say he began walking back to his hotel. the marriott, marquis forth and

mission. >>he never made it as storms to mena. no parent wants ever get that call. ryan's father says and he's walked to the hotel. ryan was confronted by an on-duty security guard at the hotel. bees you at mason and eddy streets. minutes later, attorneys allege the security guard shot and killed pincus been over a year. it's very frustrating. >>we'd like to see this punished for his crimes. but so far they can't locate san francisco. police confirm they've identified a person of interest but don't know his whereabouts. so now the family is seeking a different road to justice. >>they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the security company that employed the alleged gunman for negligent hiring and supervision. we think that this security guard should not have been carrying a gun that the security company should have been adequately supervising this employee to make sure that he wasn't using a gun. unsuspecting passers-by. the

security firm says it won't comment on pending litigation. the family attorney blair kettle says they hope by filing this suit they can get access to the security video showing the shooting and find out what exactly happened. we're looking to see what we can learn both from the defendants as well as other eyewitnesses on the scene. we think that the civil lawsuit is going to help us get those so we can get some measure of closure and justice for the family. >>dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>the oakland police department will remain under a federal oversight. this began more than 20 years ago after the infamous oakland riders case settle in court requiring the department to complete 55 task as kron four's rob nesbitt reports. the department still has to left to complete and a federal judge is making sure they get it done. >>the integrity of the oakland police department came into question in a big way back in 2000 when civil rights attorney john burris took the department to court over the open riders case engaging in

all kinds and misconduct assaulted. kind of beatings, kind kind of evidence. lime perjury. when the case settled in 2003, the department was placed under federal oversight with 55 past to resolve. burris says there are 2 tests left the integrity of the internal affairs investigations and the consistency of discipline. a federal judge issued this order friday regarding internal affairs reporting saying, quote, the court can no longer tolerate the lack of integrity, consistency and transparency with which internal affairs has operated the chain of command. now, an internal affairs report to the chief and then the chief has to meet on a regular basis with the city attorney, the mayor's office, the city manager's office and a monitoring team. the order requires those meetings every 2 weeks. and that chief floyd mitchell update participants on important cases. the status of investigations and timelines for completion. chief michel was unavailable for comment friday. he took over as head of the department in may for us as the turnover of police chief has created a lack of consistency and

getting the federal oversight asked done. every chief is coming a great honor great intentions. i need to see something different. and so you've got to have a plan for me. that's different. and what you meant talking about, you can write rest upon the fact that you knew the city of oakland is required to file a status report next month on how the police department is implementing the court order. >>the next case management conference is scheduled for january 8th reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. in the

south bay, santa clara county and san jose state university officials are warning students

about the dangers of assault on campus. kron four's charles clifford has the latest details as we start the new school year. >>well, the start of the new school year can be very exciting for returning students to new students. but there are also dangers historically more than half of all assaults on college campuses occur between the beginning of the school year and thanksgiving. it's known as the red zone. it's during these months that students, especially those who are away from home for the first time 10 to experiment with alcohol and drugs as they try to make new friends. well, anyone can be a victim of assault. freshman females are those most likely to be targeted in an effort to keep students safe. santa clara valley, health care and the faculty of san jose state university are urging students to be aware of the dangers. the school says they go to great lengths to help new students. >>we do provide new students training as bystanders so they observe behaviors, appears and be prepared to respond and report if they observe something. we also do a lot of

education about consent and what that congregate housing setting in the community and beyond. so it really is helping students think about what a positive supportive relationship looks like and what the boundaries would be associated with that for those who have been the victim of assault, the county has a program called safe. >>that can help those in need with medical services, counseling and legal advice. >>these brave survivors deserve high-level compassionate care as they work through a very difficult time. we want everyone to know the resources available to them to help heal physically and emotionally and the man are best suited to them. >>for more information about safe, you can visit their website at santa clara safe dot com in the south bay charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>on the peninsula, humpback whale made its way into pillar point harbor and half moon bay. and so far it isn't a big problem, but it could be. and that's where the concern lies from for theresa tells us

what's concerning those watching his plate. this humpback whale has gotten a lot of attention sense. it found itself in a very compromised position. >>a whale's tail up close. this is video of that humpback whale of pillar point on thursday. on friday, the marine mammal center says that they are not worried at least not yet because the whale is moving freely. yeah, we have no concerns right now about the whale and pillar point. >>it's doing what humpbacks do and not signs of stress. >>and we hope that continues. happy george is a researcher with the marine mammal center. >>she says that they are hoping that the whale will eventually be able to manage its way safely out of the harbor. it could have made a wrong turn. it could be following the food. there's a lot of prey. what the whales like to eat offshore and really close to shore right now. it could have followed some bait fish close to shore

and found its way into the harbor. george says it's common to see a lot of humpback whales along the california coast. this time of year. they do, however, have a message for those who want to see this will work closely these are wild animals. they're unpredictable and no picture is worth getting close to a whale or 2 disturbing it or to stressing out are big creatures like this one. i think in half moon bay is around 30 feet long. >>and over 25,000 pounds. i wouldn't want that to be anywhere near a person. >>so again, if you're in the area, make sure you to give the well a lot of space about 100 yards so that the whale won't get stressed out and this will have a happy ending with a whale going on its way back out into the ocean. eventually and the news or theresa

>>in the east bay, the city of renta is hosting a classic car show on saturday. and if you're a fan of mustangs and cope for us, this museum in martinez is something you want to check out. kron four's. james fletcher takes us there. >>there's nothing quite like the sound and style of a classic race car like the shelby cobra. it's one of america's most iconic muscle cars. and if you're fan of cars like this, you really got to check the cobra experience museum in martinez. when you first walk in, you're going to see 25,000 square feet shelby

memorabilia collected over about 55 years. that's drew he created this shrine to the shelby cobra in 2014, but his love for the car. >>it started way before that. i fell in love with the from the hot rod magazines and and car and driver magazine. >>i was in high school to time and english book on the outside in a room track on the inside. and i some day, i got to get me one of and then one day he in about 1974, a spring, a 74. my brother-in-law was a ups driver. and he came to me and said, you know, there's a cobra place out touch and and they got a lot of homers in there. so i went out and looked and of course, the guy that owns the place, but his arm around me and said, look, i've got a deal for you, 1500 bucks. you could have this car. of course, and hit a guard rail down. riverside and the front. the nose was all benefit i went home. thought about as fate hasn't. i'd like to call over 1500 bucks when

your parents my parents were living. my that car doesn't even have door handles or roll-up windows. what are you thinking? so i was about 3 and a half years later, i got the fix topping out painted and i sold the car for $38,500 sent a check on the kitchen table. showed it to my not another word about cars. >>well, that car would be the first of many over the years the jury would buy and restore. in fact, his passion grew to the point that in 2002, he bought a business called cobra performance was the remains of shelby american shelby, american's inventory couple apart. it was chock full of party and with more parts came more rebuilds and eventually the need for more space, which is what inspired him to move here and create the cobra experience. this museum is here, too. >>the next generation about what she'll back in the 60's. people don't realize how important it was created a

whole generation affording tuesday. all because of carroll shelby. >>i guess so many beautiful cars in here. what it people gravitate towards. this one here is probably most favorite car in the museum. we purchased it from 10 mile son, the movie. this was in the movie court versus ferrari. christian bale plane can miles. and there directed at willow springs is where most of the car were shot. it's a favorite because all the little kids get come in. cincy. and pretend like they're going fast. most important to us that everyone walks through the door has a great experience. that's why we called the cove or experience. there's there's a lot of hardware here. there's a lot of stuff. but the people behind it is where the stories and that right there. that's the magic of this museum. it's more than a collection. it's a connection to a bygone era.

automotive genius. >>i don't know how i ended up being in charge of carrying on the legacy. i feel that it's very important. that does happen and this is part of it is showing all the stuff in telling people about the stories about the different personalities. that story has to be told and for some reason i have to do it and i don't know why it's you know, build it and they will come here. we in martinez at the cobra experience museum. >>i'm james fletcher kron. 4 news. >>we'll continue

starting september 15th is hispanic heritage month and in san francisco, the mission cultural center for latino arts has a lot of fun events lined up. kron four's justine waltman spoke with jacqueline rodriguez with the mission cultural center to learn more. >>so first, what hispanic heritage month mean to you? >>to me, it just means being represented. i think you know, we don't really have a lot of representation in the community. so having a space like mission cultural center is really important. >>and so what is happening at the center starting on the 15th, i saw like a little long list of things that were going on. you really are. you're really parties. yes. >>so we have september 13th. we have a sip and paint celebrating that thing up right from 06:00pm to 09:00pm. we have he september 14. we have the mission house party from 06:00pm to 09:00pm on the

20th and then big thing that is coming up is hard. yeah, that what the celebration and that's going to be october. it from 03:00pm to 06:00pm. and you can find more information on that on our website which mission cultural center, dot org and all these events that you just mentioned, are they aimed for any particular group? can anyone common are these family-friendly events? >>yeah, we are open to the community anybody's available. we also offer 40 different classes per week. you can find more of that information on our web site. but it's music, dance theater, printmaking all types of our commission, cultural center and all these have focus on sort of expanding what people can learn about the hispanic culture. absolutely. tell me a little bit more about the classes like which one do think is the most exciting? yes, we have dance classes on tuesday. 5 continue with tail. that is one of my chill is one

of our in-house choreographers. he also does going about it for us. and it's just such a place. and what about some of the art that you have on display? yeah. so we have exhibits right now, one it's that by he got a trailblazer, but the center of and then we have another that's on web or not. and that's a group show featuring 30 local artists and its youth have had these events since the mcc la has been in the community for almost 50 years. 49 years. >>what have you learned about the hispanic culture in the bay area? >>i think >>such a beautiful space that brings everybody together. so there's all of these different cultures. and i think the emotional mission cultural center is a place where everybody can come together and you learn things from

mexican culture. you got out when culture during culture, just all of these different cultures that come together and that one space, it's beautiful. >>well, i hope a lot of people come out. you have so many fun things going on in big people can find them all on our website. kron 4 dot com. appreciate you being with us. so we could talk a little bit more about it. >yeah, thank you for having me.

>>within just a matter of days, 2 people riding scooters lost their lives after getting struck by cars. reporter clodagh stefani in from our sister station in sacramento breaks down the numbers that advocates say need to change in order to save lives.

>>we're right here along franklin boulevard. what we're learning from advocates about the changes that need to happen on roadways like this, where able to catch a couple of bicyclists just a little bit earlier in the evening. we didn't seem to have any sort of protection around them when they were heading down this roadway. they were also able to enter weed into traffic. and of course, these are young kids we're talking about. so just goes to show you some of the dangers these pedestrians, bicyclists good or encounter when dealing with roads like this. and of course, the tragedy that happened to kaylee is just beyond it along these advocates saying so many of these tragedies could have been avoided. and we're learning some key takeaways from advocates as we walk you through this, joe sosa and kaylee jean, 2 women in the prime of their life are tragically killed just days apart while riding scooters. both women were tragically struck by cars. sean was killed wednesday night around 6 along franklin and consume this road. it was only 18 years of age. so it killed on august 29th along al hombre boulevard in the morning by a

box truck. only 2 years and her residency, according to gofundme. we caught up with isaac gonzales of slowdown. sacramento it falls on the motorist and this needs to be kept in mind when it comes to road safety. >>it and run. that person hit a human being and left. and the worst i know is that in sacramento 80% of those people. we'll hit someone and never get caught. it's a license to kill. that's terrible when on the now, gonzales is hopeful the county can make some headway in bettering these roads. one of the suggestions he ad is adding dollars to really boost up safety. and then also is also mentioning to us. >>that he's hopeful that the county could also make headway in responding to the site's a little bit better after learning about one of these crashes that they can then head on over to that side in acess, if there's any changes can be made to the roadway. reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters clouded stefani and fox. 40 news.

>>the search for a missing 32 year-old oregon are stretches into its second day. melissa's you ban is a nurse who failed to show up for work. now reporter ariel slog has the latest details on her disappearance and what we know so far. >>this is where friends, neighbors, co-workers or searching for any evidence into her disappearance. surreal. >>and it just doesn't feel real. i it's different when you see it. you hear about it and you see about it you know, all around different areas around the world about missing people. when it's someone that you really care about your really close to it just doesn't feel real that you don't want it to be real. roughly 50 friends and neighbors scour the beaverton community for any trace of missing. 32 year-old melissa murray to bayne. we're just trying to find answers. >>for melissa and her family you know, trying to find anything that could help boost point as to her whereabouts. take a good look at her photo to bain is 120 pounds and 5

foot 2. she's super sweet person. she has a good heart always wanting to help people. she's been missing for 2 days after she didn't show up for work. >>as a nurse providence, saint vincent today, her friends starting at her apartment complex, broke into groups looking for her. whenever she see me a little doubt. she would always bring me back up. and she has her dog. so. and as the she wouldn't want to leave her doll for so long. so was like a little baby. beaverton police tell us they're using every free resource in their department, including a bloodhound to search the property, but no it's it's been very difficult for everyone, you know, and care about goes missing. you want to do your part and everything you can to help. the surge helped get some answers. help her family. >>details are limited right

now, but keep an eye out for her. if you do see melissa cole, beaverton police, we have that number on our website. koin dot com reporting beaverton. ariel salk koin the latest jobs repor

is in friday and it's not looking too good. according to new federal data, the u.s. gains a modest 142,000 jobs in august, leaving many economists confident an interest rate cut is coming up soon. our washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest from washington. >>the u.s. economy is chugging along slowly in august.

employers hired 142,000 workers marking the 3rd straight month of lower than expected gains. there is absolutely a cooling going on the job market. senior banker economists mark hamrick predicts the cooldown could mean a more drastic interest rate cut at the federal reserve is meeting this month. a larger, 50 basis point other words, one half of one percent. the white house is staying out of the federal reserve's decision making. that's sadly white house economist jared bernstein says a rate cut could be good news for middle income family. when the federal reserve cuts interest rates. we tend to see the 30 year fixed rate mortgage rate come that former president donald trump says the job numbers are only bad news. all like really bad in new york friday, trump blamed the biden harris administration's border policies. >>for meager job gains, foreigners coming in illegally took the jobs of native born

americans. the bulk of new jobs in august were in construction, healthcare and social assistance, manufacturing. on the other hand fall job losses would say right now we're on a bit of a tight rope with respect to the economy. and for now, the pressure is on to keep this economy from. >>sort developing more negative momentum. the federal reserve is expected to announce its next move september 18th. >>in washington, raquel martin. >>a notorious serial killer already convicted in california, appearing in illinois courtroom friday. michael lower turning to face charges for 1993 glenview murder reporter julian cruz has the latest details. >>good afternoon. in a surprise development, michael gargiulo extradited yesterday from the california department of corrections where he is serving to death sentences for 2 california murders and then attempted murder.

>>defendant than 25 years old stabbed the victim to death in a row in los angeles county. home of the victim suffered 47 stab wounds. assistant cook county state's attorney, ethan holland in skokie, describing gruesome details from california as he successfully petitions. cook county judge. >>anthony calabrese to keep michael gargiulo in custody pending results of his latest murder trial. this time for the brutal 1993 murder of glenview teen, trish up because >>in may, 2011 to a witness to additional witnesses. witness be and witness e came forward. these witnesses indicated that in the late 1990's, michael gargiulo had admitted that he had killed a girl in chicago. >>new witnesses stepping forward to revive the cold case. investigators say a case that sat dormant for 18 years gargiulo long considered to be a prime suspect. but the dna evidence found on the victim's body deemed insufficient to

charge him until 2011 after new evidence came to light. the now 48 year-old gargiulo in court today wearing sunglasses and walking with a cane telling the judge that he had suffered 2 brain hemorrhages and a stroke while in a california penitentiary. tricia, because she owes family in the courtroom today, but not talking to reporters afterwards at the skokie courthouse, julian crews, wgn news. >>stocks tumble after a weaker than expected jobs report and only a small amount of americans don't plan to work after retirement. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>and their stocks tumbled today with the s and p 500 posting its worst week in over a year after a mixed bag jobs report left traders thinking the better sell-off ahead of the weekend. the jobs report showed that 142,000 jobs were created in august. that's fewer than expected. but at the same time, the unemployment rate take down

while average wages ticked up. in other words, this a goldilocks report not too hot, not too cold, but that left wall street a bit frustrated because they couldn't figure out what these numbers would mean for the pending rate cuts from the federal reserve. will the fed be aggressive and announce a half point rate cut or will it take a more moderate stance? announced a quarter point rate cut. today's numbers provided no sense of direction. and so we had the sell-off. tech shares led the way down with ai chip maker nvidia, the current darling of wall street down 4% today. now, let's take a look at retirement planning at the moment. current retirees, the vast majority, 71% say they're not working anymore in any capacity, which is the very definition of retirement. but a new survey from cnbc finds only 11% of people nearing retirement age say they don't expect to be working in any capacity after they hang up their spurs. in fact, most 53% say they do expect to have to keep working after retirement.

in some cases. that's the stay busy or stay fulfilled. but in most cases, this is a reflection of financial insecurity as a generation of people lacking the means for a comfortable retirement, prepare for their sunset years. for what it's worth. then guard says that the average for a one k account has about $134,000 in it. that is a fraction, a small fraction of what most experts say is required for a comfortable retirement. back to you.

>>really hot lately. and now things are starting to cool off just a little bit. my goodness. what a weekend we have in store. my goodness.

what a week we have in store going to be quite different than what we experienced the last few days. now, the golden gate bridge, you'll notice the street lights, the headlights look, just a little bit fuzzy. it's an indication of moisture in the air. so we've got the low clouds, some fog, perhaps even some drizzle in some areas. if you're heading out this late hour in terms of fog will. here's the forecast showing a lot of gray right along the coastline pushing on in as we know for the golden gate. we'll put this in motion because by tomorrow morning when the sun rises at 6.45, we'll see in many areas across the bay area blanketed in fog, but not everywhere. you might notice some areas will be clear. so that's great news by tomorrow afternoon, the fog pulls back and then sort surges back inland overnight tomorrow night, typical forecast for us. high pressure has been our dominant weather feature for many days. finally, it's going start to move off to the east only to be replaced by an area of low pressure. look at this big trough setting up. this is an

indication we're gonna have much cooler temperatures. it's the first in a series of lows that will be heading our direction. look at this one coming out of the gulf of alaska and settling right over northern california. so temperatures will be cooler than they have been for quite some time. it's a gradual trend. so tomorrow we're going to see temperatures. 67 in downtown san francisco. 64 golden gate park right along the coastline. topping out in the 60's. for the most part she had down to the peninsula. 61 degrees in south san francisco. 73 for millbrae. she head down to redwood city. a little warmer. 82 degrees. even warmer in the south bay campbell. topping out at 91 tomorrow afternoon. 91 also for snow and 86 for dublin orinda 78 degrees. still some areas in the 90's. concord, 94 degrees and 93 for fairfield napa. 84 santa rosa, 87 degrees. a look ahead shows we've got the temperatures are

just on the cooler side. no more triple digit temperatures. welcome into sports. i'm ben ross. we start tonight with the bay area's hottest and most entertaining team. of course it's the oakland athletics. that's something i didn't expect to be saying a couple of months ago. but i'll tell you what, the is. >>hosting the tigers tonight. looking to provide another dose of the fun and exciting ball. they've been playing over the past few months, including just to walk off wins just this week alone. and it was another thriller. tonight we go right to the 10th inning that tell, you know, it's good. tigers up 3, 2, but brent rooker answers with a shot down the left-field line. the automatic runner nick allen scoots on in from second base and we're tied again. tigers would take a 5, 3, lead in the 11th. but mark kotsay sends a pinch hitter. seth brown and the move pays off. that's his 14th home run of the year. ties the game. we moved to the 13 now tied at 6, a guest who sets round again this time a shot

down the line and right for the walk-off win. it's the 3rd walk-off victory of the week for the a's. they win it. 76. all right. how about the giants down in san diego? opening 3 game series against the padres missing black on the hill as had a rough first inning already down 2, nothing. manny machado launches his 24th home run of the season. that makes it 3, nothing. san diego, top 6. now 4, nothing giants get on the courtesy of michael conforto. that's his 16th of the year. but that was all the offense tonight for the orange and black and in the 8th machado's does it again. that's his 160rd home run as a padre tied for the most in franchise history. san diego wins it 5 to one. meanwhile, we continue to close in on the forty-niners season opener on monday night against the new york jets. property getting ready for his second full season as a starting quarterback. and it's a big

one for multiple reasons. >>pretty in the final year of his rookie contract, he is due for perhaps the largest contract upgrade in nfl history. so kyle shanahan and company, well, they should be very familiar with this jets defense since it's the defense robert solace set up with san francisco several years ago before he departed for the head job with the jets. pretty certainly knows what he's up against. >>yeah, it's a pretty similar you just southern mindset of playing fast and physical. just like our guys. they fly around and you just tell branches back to form when i saw was here. and so obviously the scheme as well, just how they run the their defense and very similar. but, you know, obviously we gotta be ready for any any other kind of different looks and so fun going into it. they know that, you know, worse if we're familiar with, you know, their defense is tough, it's got to be ready for for anything else that they can throw our way. so but i'm excited just in the fact that i've gone against

defense for a while or all of our guys have. they're different players. so no, we haven't gone up against their guys yet. so that's that's the challenge. >>well, if the forty-niners were watching tonight's friday night game between the packers and eagles in brazil, they now know there's going to be some serious competition in the nfc this season. each team delivering body blows all night long. here's jalen hurts finding aj brown on the sideline. he then cuts it back up the middle, 67 yards and the score eagles go up. 24 to 19. good news for niners fans is yes. take on barkley is back. the eagles key off-season acquisition rushed 24 times for 109 yards. 2 touchdowns on the ground. another in the air eagles beat the packers. 34 to 20 knot. and that's sports. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron will be back with the morning news at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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