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kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman are following breaking news out of the east bay. the berkeley city council meeting just minutes ago wrapped up an approved a resolution detailing when the city can clear encampments the pose health or safety hazards when it comes to the homeless, the ordinance makes it clear that providing shelter is first and foremost, but the amendment detail, 6 exceptions. if that's not available, this includes the fire department determining that encampment poses a fire hazard or a health hazard, a public nuisance is located on a city street median or in the roadway in an area where their schedule city work or interferes with utility companies, construction and maintenance. and at the meeting, council members emphasized their desire to provide shelter, but the need for also regulating potential hazards. homeless advocates voiced their concerns about the city's treatment of those living on the streets saying they have nowhere else to go while a slew of other residents spoke in favor of the resolution. >>this is not a crime. what is

the crime? is public urination public defecation public drug use, attack waiting in. the corners. you know, as you try to walk by the encampments, this is unsafe. i do look forward. giving back the streets to all of the public, not just a few campers. >>if any of these in says do happen, the amendment also allows the city manager to stop a house residents from setting up camp again. and vice president harris and former president trump faced off in their first presidential debate tonight are going why they're the better choice for the white house. a lot was at stake for both candidates and it's expected to be the only time before the november election that the public can hear their concerns. washington correspondent reshad hudson is dc with some highlights from the night.

>>in their first meeting ever on the debate stage. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris wasted no time hitting each other on their records. tonight started with a handshake. kamala harris. >>something thank you. >>and quickly turned to attacks on each other. the worst vice president in the history of our country. donald trump was >>fired by 81 million people. >>the candidates sparred on the economy to border security to keeping america strong on the international stage. donald trump actually has no plan for you. i'm an open book. everybody knows what i'm gonna when it comes to the economy, trump leaned on his record as president. i had no inflation, virtually no inflation. people can't go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs. access to abortion has been a focal point for the harris campaign. the government and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do

with her body. each individual state is voting. it's the vote of the people. now it's not tied up in the federal government. and trump has made border security a major focus of his campaign. they are taking over the town, said taking over buildings, stay going in violently. he preferred a run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. it's unknown if harris and trump will have a second debate before the election before hitting more swing states later this week tomorrow, both harris and trump will be at 9.11, events and new york and pennsylvania. >>reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >>if you want more, our coverage on the debate continues online. that's on kron. 4 dot com. there you can revisit the top moments and reaction from our political experts. and turning now to another top story. a woman's body was discovered in the berkeley marina this afternoon. police say a person

spotted her body in the water near the boats. her identity has not yet been released. alameda county coroner's office is working to determine the cause of death. and tonight, an evacuation order remains in effect for parts of lake county due to an earlier brush fire. the harper fire broke out this afternoon near clearlake it for just about 4 acres due to the hard work by firefighters forward. progress was stopped shortly after 06:00pm. cal. fire crews are, however, still on scene and monitoring for hot spots. nearby. the larger boyles fire is burning just 50 miles south of there. this ochlarger sparked over the weekend and has since burned 81 acres. it's also destroyed at least 30 homes and other buildings. right now it's around 50% contained and for a check on conditions in the area, we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>it now things are really

prime to burn rapidly. and now we're going to see some winds kicking up in the next 24 hours. we've got some active fires out there right now. got to watch very closely. here are the very latest conditions in and around that fire temperatures in the 60's and the 70's. we are looking at winds mainly out of the northwest at about 10 miles per hour. and so not very strong right now. but i think overnight tonight that will likely begin to change. you can see the more of a westerly component that win. watch what happened in the forecast models that we take you through the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. starting to pick up more of a northerly component. that is a drier that is an offshore wind possibly developing as we head toward tomorrow morning. and those winds begin to wrap watch as we head toward the afternoon. you know, it's the color change. get a lot of red showing up there. callers got temperatures winds combining to make it pretty dangerous out there tomorrow. maybe some gusts as high as 30 plus miles per hour at clear lake. and that is dangerous with some active fires. thanks, lawrence.

>>now on to an update on the suspect who shot 49 ers, ricky pearsall, san francisco public defender. bob dunlap says video from the incident in union square last month shows it was an attempted robbery, not an attempted murder. he goes on to say the video submitted was as evidence gives another perspective of the struggle between the 2 before the shots were fired. we spending struggle. >>hear so. we're fighting back and forth. the sidewalk. comes to yourself, it's the best of it. and eventually just kind of. if you're a wrestler not be discovered. nice i looking unfortunately south even this new perspective doesn't show everything i'm hoping to see.

>>the suspect waived his right to a speedy trial in court today. his attorney says the teen was shot in the arm during the struggle. pearsall was shot in the chest close the teen suspect will remain detained until the next hearing, which will be on september. 26. meantime, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has not decided whether to try the teen as an adult pending further investigation. >>a >>growing call tonight for cease-fire in gaza earlier today in san francisco advocates from the american jewish group called if not now rally outside the jewish community relations council. >>out and say that they're speaking for the jewish community. our jewish values have taught us that every life is the universe we are asking

j crc to live up to these jewish values. >>reached out to j c r c 4 response, but they declined to comment. >>coming up, september is suicide prevention month. we hear more about the resources available for anyone who needs help. stay with us.

>>tuesday was world suicide prevention day. it's the second leading cause of death for preteens and the 3rd leading cause for older teens and young adults. kron four's justine waltman spoke with doctor katherine right out. i

psychiatrist at kaiser permanente. santa rosa to learn more. so what do you think behind this troubling trend of this increase in youth suicide rates. >>yeah, that's a great question. you know, i think part of it has to do with awareness and we're detecting it with the covid-19 pandemic. there was an increased awareness symptoms across the nation due to this uge stressor we all shared and and i think our young people in particular felt that and there was an increased awareness around mental health issues. so certainly be able to understand what are the warning signs for someone at risk for suicide starting those conversations with you, the youth in your lives is an important starting point. so let's start what are some of the warning signs? sure. so it's good to focus on 3 things. people's words, their behaviors. and also they're feeling so people who are at

risk for suicide. well, start to say things like i'm not worthwhile or might start to talk about they buy have changes in behavior where they're starting to look up ways to kill themselves or do more risky things start to withdraw from friends and family and they may also it express feelings such on bearable, hopelessness, symptoms of depression or anxiety, extreme anger. these are all signs that you can be looking out and how can you tell us a friend or a family member or co-worker of someone who's saying these things that they that they're actually serious, that they're not just words. you know, i would one of best tools as humans to express what's going on inside of us is word. so certainly understanding, you know, and taking people seriously when they say these things coming from a judgmental stance. so having a conversation about

you can do really hard thing to have a conversation about, though, because i think it's a topic that's a lot of stigma around so there's some resources that you can use such as speaks 5 to save lives. also find your words whose are web sites that are freely available to the public that can help you start those conversations with people in your life where you might be worried about suicide each and even if you're not worried about suicide. having conversations with young people about, you know, what is suicide, what are the risk factors and things that they can do to prevent mental health issues when they should seek help can be really helpful just to start those conversations and what are some of the barriers that need to be removed in order to help people get the help that they need. that. that's a huge question. i think some of biggest things that we can do as individuals are reducing stigma. you know, when we start to have these conversations, when you highlight, you know, suicide awareness on the news when we

have celebrities come out and talk about their own mental health issues. when we talk about our own mental health struggles, i urge neither shows just or day to day mental health with their friends and family started the stigma ties those conversations, it can be really helpful because in our cultures, in our communities, in our society, there is a lot of stigma around seeking mental health and mental health issues. so decreasing that stigma because we all the struggle from day to day of my experience, stress and have different ways dealing with that. so having this conversation, stigmatizing, that's probably one of the easiest things that we can each do and then staying connected to each other. it's really easy with things like social media or with how busy our lives are to not truly connect with people and taking the time to make this connection to have conversations can very helpful as well. doctor katherine, right out who is a psychiatrist kaiser permanente santa rosa, thank you so much for joining us. talk about >>world suicide prevention day. appreciate your thanks for having me. so if you or someone you know, is in need

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public is getting a look at the new piece of technology that could be used to reduce fire danger. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest details. >>well, here in california, we are headed into a very dangerous time of year when it comes to wildfires. conditions are extremely dry pg e cal-fire are always looking for ways to improve defensible space. clear away that dry grass and brush and now one

bay area company has created a tool that could help. >>the car size remote-controlled machine has a burned chamber ground level that can incinerate dry grass. resulting smoke is then burned inside the chamber and mixed with water. what comes out the top? it's mostly steam. the resulting from ground is also sprayed with water normally prescribed. burns are done with a hand crew and careful planning, but often such burns are canceled due to weather conditions like wind in theory burned but could clear dry vegetation at any time. regardless of the weather butts, ceo says the company which is based in the bay area, has been developing this tech since 2020. they wanted to make a tool that can create defensible space in any conditions. >>as it moves funds, it extinguished says and mop-up and it doesn't invade and small c can now bring this nation knowledge of prescribed fire next to smoke since community's needs to take that infrastructure needs to hire reason remains in power lines.

admission events that can be pretty disruptive. >>bout says they've been working with pg e and cal fire to develop this technology. the company says the plan moving forward is to refine, burned, bought and then hopefully scale up to make it available to everyone. now, another popular way to clear dry grasses to use animals like goats, but goats can spread around the seeds of invasive plants. and that's a problem. the company says that burned bought doesn't do that. it charged everything, including those invasive plants. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>in the east bay, the search is on for 2 stolen birds as kron four's. philippe djegal reports the thieves got away with 2 exotic birds worth more than $4,000. >>to is a 25 year-old umbrella cockatoo up until this past debt. feathered follies in concord with his 28 year old buddy named plato and african red belly. both rare and exotic birds stolen from their

cages. playdoh we listed at 1600. >>tofu >>we listen 2,500 mercedes camp has owned the kurds shop off clayton road since 2020 and says this is the first time she has been burglarized. she says the thief broke through a side window to get in sometime between friday night and saturday morning. police were called shortly after there was a hand print on the there was one of toughest blood feathers that he lost in some kind of struggle. camp says these birds require special care and that breaking them apart is cuel. adding that with proper care to food could leave more than a decade longer. and plato's lifespan reach up to 80 years or if it it's surreal. you always feel like, you know, it couldn't happen to me. and then it doesn't. >>i just don't even know how to process it. all camp has launched an online fundraiser to collect reward money being

offered for the birds safe return. all we want is for them to find their way home. we miss them. they belong back with their families that have known their whole lives. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. ryan seacrest makes his

wheel of fortune hosting debut. plus, the black eyed peas announce a vegas residency. dayna devon has all the details in the entertainment report. >>ryan seacrest took over one of the most iconic game show rolls in history last night for the first time he made a smiling entrance walking arm in arm with longtime co-host and resident letter turner vanna white. before he said a

few words. welcome to wheel of fortune. i am your host ryan seacrest. i still can't believe my luck being here with you tonight to continue this legacy of this incredible show with all of you hosting wheel of fortune is a dream job. i've been a fan of the show since i was a kid watching and in atlanta with my family and i know how special it is that we'll has been in your living rooms for the past 40 years. and i'm just so grateful to be invited in. interestingly enough, ryan did not mention pat sajdak, the former host by name, but then he smoothly segue into the puzzles that consisted of fitting freezes like opening night. and there's a first time for everything here's the first bonus round of the new season. >>the digital entrapment. contract. >>we got all the digital's, but footprint. >>it was so close write on it. >>know and

>>no grunting. we've got $25,000 in cash and prizes. >>and not only was there a new host for season. 42, there was also a new set. here's what it looked like for the show's premiere. a very open and airy concept. wheel of fortune airs nightly on abc. and this iconic multi-grammy winning multi-platinum global super group has just announced to las vegas residency at planet hollywood. >>we'll be will be this statement. >>the black eyed peas have announced their arrival to the las vegas strip with the new residency called black eyed peas 3,008 at the planet hollywood resort and casino.

all the original members except fergie are set to take part in the residency. a singer named j rey soul will step she's a filipina artist who has been filling in for the past. 36 months and she'll continue singing with the group. the residency kicks off saturday, february 14th 2025. citi cardmembers will have early access to tickets starting wednesday at 10:00am through friday at 10:00pm. the general public will be able to buy tickets. this thursday. and that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. on this date in history, alex trebek's started his iconic role on jeopardy. >>plus, we celebrate a type of food you didn't eat at the dinner table. news nation's markie martin looks back in time. >>today is september 10 also known as national tv dinner day in 1919, new york city honored world war one veterans with a pro grade. there is the host jeopardy. >>the very first episode of wit

trebeck making his big debut as host of the tv game show in steffi graf won the u.s. open, completing the grand slam of tennis. in 1993, the tv series, the x files made its way to our small screens. andrew lloyd webber's musical cats closed. did you know it was the longest running show on broadway until 2006. the first invictus games were held at the queen. elizabeth olympic park in london, england. and in 2018, john legend andrew lloyd webber and tim rice, all won emmys for jesus christ superstar. live in concert, making them all. got winners. >>be right back

>>residents have been forced to evacuate as the line fire as they're calling it in san bernardino county continues to grow and threaten 10's of thousands of structures. reporter sara welch has the latest. details >>fighting fire with fire crews cutting containment lines to stop the flames from spreading the north and east sides of the line. fire continue to burn with the greatest intensity to be called a backfire. >>what it is as we try and burn out some of that area in between the head of the fire and where we want our containment line to be. >>firefighters also maximizing aircraft when conditions are too smoky. >>all along the 3.30, and other mountain roads firetruck strategically park to protect homes and buildings from burning. in spring down hot spots. these are hand crews

cutting brush along the 3.30, to strengthen containment lines right now. 65,000 structures are threatened, including 9200 of them under evacuation orders, including doug cunningham's house and angeles oaks. we've got that we couldn't. >>it just looked out god. >>i got a buddy up there. he's still making sure the water flowing for the fire department. that was just me. i would stayed, but i have my family and our pets. thousands of people left their homes and evacuees and pets are getting help at this red cross shelter in fontana services are free. you're welcome to come in for food, water snacks, just a place to rest. charge your phone, get information whether stay overnight or not. gusty winds could fuel flames burning in tough to access, steep, rugged terrain at doug and his family are waiting it out. it's very expensive. and it's very it's very stressful. we're just trying to keep. >>mental focus. >>kind of mellow. so the dogs don't stress out more.

>>a suspected arsonist has been arrested by roseville police after a fire at the gathering in sunday reporter kristina put seized up, breaks down. what happened. >>man has been arrested for allegedly starting a fire at a respite center for the homeless. the fire broke out sunday night just after 11 firefighters arrived to heavy snow can flames coming from the back of the building. crews were able to contain it, but utilities had to be shut off, forcing the gathering in to find temporary locations for programs that serve about 300 people every day. well, police arrested, 34 year-old matthew brandon on monday who was booked into the south placer jail. they say he's receive services from gathering in before no one was injured. this comes after news that the gathering in propose a new location on 3rd street

in lincoln in old assisted living memory care facility. >>on saturday, hundreds of lincoln activists protested against a placement, a medical respite care for the in-house city. officials say they recently learned of the location and said they weren't aware of a grant application which was approved and awarded 6.4 million dollars in may of 2023. gathering in officials say at the previous owner made it a condition of the sale that they couldn't disclose any details of the project until the close of escrow. the lincoln city council meets tonight at 06:00pm. there will be time for public comment as well as the vote regarding the gathering in proposed site in lincoln and roseville, covering local news that matters christine about he stuffed fox 40 news. as america

gear up for the november election. immigration is one of the key topics of conversation for hundreds of years. people have come to this country searching for a better opportunity. reporter joshua prego interviews to families who say what they have in common is that arrived with nothing but start businesses now. both are undecided on who will vote for in this election. >>wow stays. you can find make down the end of the line, the kitchen or behind the counter of it. he got out of it by expressed sunday. >>thought we'd do it if you have it in your blood, this culture, this tradition that we have low kim flamingo near pecos. she started her business 7 years ago. its menu highlights the out and buy a special dish to venezuelans the county. but in this book i

wouldn't assume the news well line and socialist government has been in the news lately for its collapsing economy and disputed presidential elections. >>terrible, terrible venezuelans. we don't deserve what is happening. the vila brought her family to the u.s. in 2005, her son began has graduated from top universities and built a professional career. the american dream is about the freedom to choose. and i think that's the scariest part about what's going on in venezuela. one of those choices, that's the it's family is voting. both presidential candidates are vying for every single vote. >>including from latinos for latinos that the cost of housing is a big problem. and i don't think that there are now proposes. i would love to see both candidates address how they're going to lower the cost of housing donald trump campaigned at a los vegas mexican restaurant in august, both joe biden before he dropped out of the race. and

kamala harris have campaigned in las vegas, hispanic neighborhoods. recent polling from an 8 news now, a missing college poll shows a 62% of latinos say they plan to vote for harris in november. while 38% say they'll vote for trump. >>that's an increase for trump of those same latinos polled 59% said they voted for biden in twenty-twenty was 31% voted for trump. the things that really matter education, health care and a roof overhead and hi, nice. but no one knows what she's looking for. in a candidate. she owns a real estate business in the southwest valley. her views on government and her life story is best viewed through the lens of her childhood in cuba. little my parents had with what you would consider in this country to be these in jobs. right. if you take me to have those type jobs in this country, >>you can at least have dinner. and that wasn't the case. she arrived in the u.s. with her mother as a teen, a scathing a communist

government. they flew from cuba to new got i then tracked up through central america. the caught a fly salvador to miami where there are arrived at a time in u.s. policy towards cubans. >>with that, if you landed here, you are allowed to pursue residency least mine. had like a happy and the way that you have so many stories now, others that are coming >>that have come through the jungle. you know, now we saw the end. it's test. tough. you know, that's why i tell people like you get here, you make the best out of it. it's hard to get here. >>when it comes to november with laura says she's unsure who will get her vote. this building behind me. the clock on the election center will be busy on election day. >>as most nevadans actually mail in their ballots. again, people we interviewed said they just hold the presidential candidates. stick to the issues that matter to them. most economy, education and health care. josh shapiro,

8 news now. >>postpartum depression can lead to extreme sadness or anxiety following childbirth. it's a medical condition that can impact as many as one in 5 women. but a new pill may help alleviate what can't be a debilitating condition. reporter cierra johnson has more. >>found out we were pregnant. so excited. >>and really happy to be pregnant. and he was just over the moon at events. quiz is currently a happy active mother of 3. but she says after delivering her first child 7 years ago, she struggled just angry all the out birth and just never happy like nothing was good enough. she says she later learned her feelings were symptoms. part of the condition experience by nearly one in 5 american women itself to percent women have some degree of even very wild mood. disturbance. after delivery scotched mondal system director for outpatient behavioral health at

ohiohealth explains. it's often hormones that are behind the sudden emotional or mood disturbance and it can often have a domino effect. but he says the drug in pill form could work to improve those symptoms approved by the fda with the brand name deserves a version of this medication was once only available by iv and had to be administered in an office. it has a different mechanism of action conventional antidepressants. this doctor says while the pill form provides more access, it is only available at select specialty pharmacies. and according to a report by nbc insurance companies have varying requirements about how severe patients symptoms need to be to get that recovered nipping in the it's better to get help sooner rather than later. congr

highest honor today to the 13 service members killed in the suicide bombing during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. now lawmakers are warning the congressional gold medal to the fallen soldiers in a ceremony at the capitol with their families. washing correspondent jessi tenure reports on the award and the politics now at play. >>a solemn ceremony at the u.s. capitol honored the 13 service members killed in a suicide bombing during the afghanistan withdrawal. they he've everything they congress awarded the fallen soldiers with the congressional gold medal. lawmakers, highest honor reminding the that we raise writers for this country. coral is the mother

of marine corps bird assange. as may. god bless all of you. top democrat and republican leaders thanked and the other 12 families and celebrated the legacy their children leave behind and it lives on in the hearts of those they saved in the gratitude of a nation that will never forget their sacrifice. this was a bipartisan ceremony, but there were some politics leading up to it. we are going to have more. worrying some soldiers dead. because of this administration. some of the families blame the biden administration for their loved ones. deaths citing the new republican report that accuses the white house of failing troops during the withdrawal. didn't have to be that way. it was preventable. the biden administration and democrats in congress defend the decision to end the country's longest war and say the gop report is cherry picked and biased in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>now on to an update on forty-niners player ricky pearsall. he attended monday

night's game a little more than one week after getting shot in the chest, helping honor to first responders who he credits with saving his life. kron four's will tran has more. >>rickie pearsall did take the field not officially because he's out for the first 4 games, but the fact that he was at levi stadium alive and well, giving hugs getting gifts on his birthday. by the way, giving gifts out. how incredible is that? let me show you the video. the 2 mvps yesterday did now where any hellman's instead, they warts miles. and just lots of hugs from ricky pearsall and the 2 first responders. one was the san francisco police officer who is at union square back on august 31st. when she realized that someone had been shot, that someone turned out to be. >>24 years old yesterday it was ricky pearsall's birthday at the time. of course he was

23. she saw that he was shot. she jumped into action, told them it's going to be ok, it's going to be ok, she applied pressure on chest, got him into the ambulance and then he was taken to the hospital where the doctor perform surgery. the bullet went through his body cleanly without hitting any vital organs. and yesterday, the niners in pearsall thank the 2 0st responders. the entire team actually signed a helmet and they gave that helmet to the san francisco police officer. as far as the alleged shooter, 17 years old because he's a minor. his name not being released. the judge still deciding whether or not he will be tried as an adult charged with many crimes, including attempted murder. but yesterday it was all about ricky pearsall and the 2 first responders. it was their day. general manager john lynch kept his word because a day after the shooting or at least a couple of days after the

shooting, the niners said that more than likely they would honor the 2 0st responders. and that's exactly what they did. ricky pearsall, however, officially out for the first 4 games, but he could be back in game 5 despite being shot in the chest. house lawmakers gril

former new york governor andrew cuomo over his handling of the pandemic washing correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the highlights from the hearing. >>former new york governor andrew cuomo was in the hot seat over his handling of covid-19, specifically march 2020 new york health

department directive that said nursing homes should admit covid-positive patients directive was not consistent with federal guidance nor consistent with medical doctrine. >>you do not put highly contagious patients with vulnerable patients. more than 9,000 potentially covid positive patients were admitted to nursing homes at the time the move was meant to help with hospital capacity. cuomo says that directive was in compliance with federal guidelines and didn't lead to spread all credible studies now say that covid came into nursing homes through community spread in infected staff, not hospital admissions or readmissions. the panel also question cuomo over data. they say he misrepresented in 2021. the state's attorney general issued a report finding his administration had underreported nursing home deaths by as much as 50%. >>did you direct your staff to make the number of nursing home related fatalities. lower. then they actually were. you know, we said these

are the numbers without the out of facility, death numbers. >>which we will add. >>when they're accurate, new york congresswoman elise stefanik confronted cuomo about his book deal. and are you negotiating for your multi million dollar advance deal for your book as seniors were dying in nursing homes? the question in front of you can't make up congressman brad wenstrup said the investigation into cuomo's pandemic response will continue in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. republicans are teeing up a vote to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month. >>but the bill is getting pushback from democrats and republicans alike. our dc's raquel martin has the latest. >>this is a fight worth having fightthe american people. >>demand for house speaker mike johnson digging in his heels to pass a divisive government spending plan. the biggest problem, the proposal includes a provision outlawing

undocumented immigrants from voting. they say it's not really a problem. democrats say it's already against federal law. >>it is against federal law. it still is minors by we still require identification. democratic leaders feels like groundhog stay over again are pleading with republicans to ditch the bill to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, the house should stop wasting its time. even some republicans agree. tennessee republican congressman tim burchett says republicans already passed a bill to be an undocumented immigrants from voting done that. we send it over the senate. schumer anything to it. i just would hope that at some point we start. >>focusing on fiscal responsibility with at least 6 house republicans openly opposing the bill's price tag. it's unclear it will even make it out of the how i don't know. that will be the final bill. but in the end, i know we won't have a shutdown as what plan b might be. nebraska republican congressman don bacon says he trusts speaker johnson will strike a deal

with democrats before time runs out in washington. raquel martin and tech news. apple unveiled its latest iphones and other gadgets at its annual event in cupertino. >>rich demuro goes hands-on with the new products in rich on tech. >>apple unveiled several new products here at their cupertino headquarters, including new air-pods new apple watches new iphones. the new iphone 16 models have bigger displaced and a new camera control feature which gives you faster access to take photos and videos and more controls instantly. apple's biggest event of the year. new iphones, you air pods and new apple watches. >>apple says air pods of the best selling headphones in the world pop in the new air pods for tiny. they are in case a

small air pods themselves are really small. air pods for our $129 or $179 with active noise cancellation, the top of the line, airpods pro to will double as hearing aids. this is a new apple watch series. 10 thinner. the screen is brighter. and for the first time you can listen audio like music and podcast right on the included speaker recent apple watch models will now detect sleep apnea. a new tide zap show surf conditions the first time ever. the apple watch ultra to now comes in black iphone. 16 models have processors to handle upcoming ai features. here's the iphone 16 plus in the new ultra marine color. is the iphone 16 pro and pro max. with the largest screens ever on an iphone. 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches. the action biden expands to both regular and pro models. one of the new features across all of the iphone 16 models is this new camera control. it's a touch sensitive button that launches a camera instantly and serves as a shutter double tap or

press lighter to access additional functions like video recording and soon it does take a bit of getting used to. no price increases this time around. ifo 16 starts at $800. pro models start at $1000 or in front of what i believe is going to be a paradigm shift in terms of how consumers use these devices is going to create. i think a swell of business for apple in the next one to 2, 3 years. >>one surprise apple's new ai features called apple intelligence will not launch alongside these new devices. >>that's sort of delayed until next month and launching in beta. as for ios a team that will be available as a free software update come september 16 on the new phones are available on september. 20th starting at $799. if you're rich, you know, i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>streaming now from kron. 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us at kron. 4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump face off in their first presidential debate in san francisco. hundreds of voters gather to watch it all on full together. kron four's sara stinson was there and has more. >>the presidential debate watch party was full of kamala harris supporters being that she's from the bay area and started her political career here in san francisco. and the crowd certainly did not hold back when former president trump took a swipe at her.

>>a 600 people packed into the chapel in san francisco's mission district tuesday night to watch the presidential debate. the first one ever between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris. many you could tell put on this watch party as well as another at his restaurant, manny's which 200 people attended tickets for both sold out weeks in advance. you want come later when we want to be together to watch. is a critical moment in our politics and our democracy. the crowd had their eyes glued to the screen as trump and harris duked it out on stage. very demure, a very presidential. iran. >>i'm here. >>many times people cheered on harris and booed trump. >>i think you responded in a typical trump fashion. i don't know if it's going to help them with swing voters. many voters say they were glad the moderators did live fact

check. i think they like trump ramble work hang themselves, which is fine. while there are many fiery moments between harrison trump voters say more importantly, heres presented policies that they resonated with that $50,000 grants for small businesses. >>protecting woman's right to choose. while the crowd consisted of mostly harris supporters. one man wondered how voters outside the san francisco bubble received the debate. i think he did come across. he was speaking to. >>people kind of value that. >>that was expected to be the last debate between the 2 before election day. however, harris's campaign says she wants to do another one. meanwhile, trump says he'll think about it but claims the harris only wants to do another round because she lost this one. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>local political analysts are

also weighing in on the debate. san jose state political science professor donna crane said instead of really reaching across the aisle, both candidates shows the digging deeper into their own party's base. >>i don't think either of them brought and their coalition up. but there's another way to presidential elections. and that is simply to dig deeper into your own base. the it is commonly understood that presidential elections are candidate a versus candidate b. but in fact, there's another way to do people vote urging people not vote. so if you're able persuade more people to vote, who are not going to end their people, who would be your people in general? that's another way to win. so i think each of them chose to dig deep. i don't think either of them will have appeal to many people on the other side. >>if you want more our coverage on the debate continues online. that's com 4 dot com. there you can revisit the top moments and reaction from more political experts.

and just an hour ago, the berkeley city council meeting approved the crackdown on problem out a homeless encampments. the resolution details when the city can clear encampments that pose health or safety hazards. the ordinance makes it clear that providing shelter is first and foremost, but there are some exceptions, 6 of them to be exact, including the fire department determining that an encampment poses a fire hazard or as a health hazard, a public nuisance is located on a city street or in the road in an area where there is schedule city work or interfering with utility companies, construction and maintenance work. and at the meeting tonight, council members emphasized their desire to provide shelter, but also the need for regulating these potential hazards markets. homeless advocates voiced their concerns about the city's treatment of those living on the streets while slew of residents spoke in favor of the resolution. >>this is not a crime. what is the crime? is public urination

public defecation public drug use, attack waiting in. the corners. you know, as you try to walk by the encampments, this is unsafe. i do look forward. giving back the streets to all of the public, not just a few campers. >>now that this has passed of any of these instances do occur and the city is aware of it. this means that the city manager can clear it and also stop any on house residents from setting up camp again. the teenager accused of shooting forty-niners rookie ricky paracel during an attempted robbery in san francisco was back in court on tuesday. his attorney says new evidence in the case is us. his client should not be charged with attempted murder. the defense now says he only deserves an attempted robbery charge. kron. 4 shock moment has the latest details. >>it's always been my belief in theory in this case that

this is an attempted robbery, not attempted murder. i think the video supports attorney representing a 17 year-old suspect in the shooting of forty-niners player ricky pearsall. >>is fighting the charge filed by san francisco district attorney's office against his client, san francisco, public defender. rob dunlap says the charge should be less and 2 attempted robbery from attempted murder. he says video from the incident and union square back in august will show that the teen was only attempting to rob pearsall and that there was no intent to kill him. if you don't give me your watch, i'm going to kill you. >>all of that's going to go into the calculus of how this gets resolved either by way of a court trial ended in juvenile court or a jury trial in adult court. and that intent, according to legal analyst steven clark. >>we'll be one of the deciding factors if the 17 year-old accused of shooting pierce on the chest. we'll be tried as an adult or a juvenile. a big

factor. >>and whether this case gets moved to adult court, is that specific intent? clark says an attempted murder charge could mean up to life in prison. >>which dunlap says the teen for tracy does not deserve really, you know, shows genuine remorse. >>for being involved in this incident in the first place, san francisco police say during the attempted robbery both pearsall and the 17 year-old were shot across the street and saw the police cruiser there. he held up his arm to show them that he was shot. meantime, clark says while da brooke jenkins decides that she wants to push for the 17 year-old to be tried as an adult, the national attention on this case could elevate it to that level. the da's office is recognizing that this is a national case. >>that the narrative in san francisco about crying being out of control is something that could weigh into that decision. but i think at this point it's still too early to tell whether this case gets to adult court. >>in san francisco jacmel that kron, 4 news.

>>tonight, evacuation order remains in effect in parts of lake county due to an earlier brush fire. the harbor fire broke out this afternoon near clear lake. it burned just 4 acres due to hard work by firefighters preventing it from spreading forward. progress was stopped shortly after 06:00pm on tuesday. cal, fire crews are, however, still on scene monitoring for hot spots overnight. and nearby. the larger boyles fire is burning just 15 miles south of there. it sparked over the weekend and has since burned 81 acres. it's also destroyed at least 30 homes and buildings right now. it's around 50% contained. and speaking about these conditions, we got a check on the weather conditions out in the area. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for that lawrence. >>right in the heart of fire season. now dangerous. get these fires going specially with the impact of some wind coming our way. so yeah, they've stopped these fires for now. they've got to watch

these embers very quick carefully as we're going to see that the wind really kicking up as we head toward tomorrow afternoon right now is kind of backed off a bit. temperatures in the 60's and some light winds out there right now as we head toward tomorrow morning, things egin to pick up. you see more of westerly component win. now, i think overnight tonight that begins to change little bit more of a northerly component. that's going to be more of a drier, offshore wind. so by tomorrow morning, all of a sudden you start to see clear lake 18 mile an hour winds start to see some of those callers filling in around the fire burn areas. and there you go. by the afternoon, the winds really ramping up or talking 20 and some 30 plus mile an hour gusts around some active fires and that could be dangerous even if they haven't had a chance. but those all the way out, as far as humidity is concerned, it looks like things are going to get a little moist overnight tonight. but by tomorrow after guen dry now down to about 30, 40%, so dangerous fire conditions around a good part of the bay area. >>thanks, lawrence. hundreds of stolen catalytic converters have been found in some pop low. investigators also found

1100 pounds of copper wire. police say they found the stolen items during 2 search warrants and they believe the suspects made over 6.4 million dollars in 2024. by stealing or selling the stolen property. 3 men in this case have been arrested. >>coming up, our catherine heenan hosted a panel post-debate talk to all of political experts. we're the thoughts of other political experts, including coming up in 2 minutes. stay with us.

>>tuesday, vice president harris and former president

trump squared off in their first and possibly only debate. for more on how the nice air for both candidates kron four's. catherine heenan spoke with kron. 4 political analyst michael yaki jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area public and party and david mcewan, chair of the political science department at sonoma state for a panel of experts. >>this was fun to watch, but it was also kind of tense. i mean, we were talking earlier about the fact that the trump was told don't take the bait. if she tries to make you mad. how did that go? >>he did take the bait. he's at the bait repeatedly. but later about after about 10 minutes and then midway through kind of carve this into 30 minute segments, he did really well on his clothes in terms of visiting the campaign thing. it really felt like a debate in the wwe wrestling match before wrestlemania i mean, it would just really bad. i thought someone was going to get body slam literally but you know, what did he take the bait? he did, which is expected. he

shouldn't have taken it to the extent that he did. kamala harris's problems that people still don't know what she's done for the last 3 and a half years. problem for donald trump is they didn't think about until his closing statement. all right. well, you're the republican member of the panel. so if you are laughing. >>you laughing? and trump will laughing. i was laughing at the gimmicks throughout. i mean, a couple author out there. i think at some point donald trump said her policy what a run spot run in terms of how she followed president biden and then he said he get her a maga hat. i thought that was particularly funny. but then there were also moments where he just said some things that that just kind of went over my head. and i said, why did he really say that? you know, and then there were michael this. i said, take a look at take a look at kamala harris's face while donald trump is talking. i mean, she very comical in her facial expressions throughout the debate. and i this, you need a coach to kind of help for with

their michael, i heard you laughing to maybe for different reasons. i know. i mean, both of them had their debate coach, you know, primary problems right? kamala kamala harris's was. look presidential. talk specifics. contractors over donald trump and she did. i think 2 out of those 3 pretty well. i think i think the specific still got lost because they think that she she saw that donald trump is taking the bait, that she laid as you lay out more bait. >>and he just kept just doing it. donald trump was supposed to not take the bait. i attacked kamala and rapper rapper. >>with every policy joe biden that he could think of. and he. kind of did that maybe like in the first 10 minutes and then and the clothes in his opening statement. but it got lost in the middle with this tremendous repetition

about immigration in each iteration that seem to get worse for then was million. there was 10's of millions and 168 countries were sending illegal immigrants to get it all ready to carry the dog. right? exactly. and you know, i think that what was interesting is that was sort of 2 rules, no hot mikes into know fact checks. and i think that because donald trump kept on in, kept on interrupting kamala harris and 20 take more time. i think the anchors throughout the no fact checking as they start a fact donald trump. all right. well, this will be interesting to watch the fallout over the next 48 hours and beyond that. >>all right. you guys back to you. kron four's

your local election headquarters. a new kron. 4 emerson college poll may spell trouble for incumbents. san francisco mayor london breed. this poll shows her running neck and neck with former mayor mark farrell, which challenger daniel lurie not far behind kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >>san francisco mayor london breed may have a difficult time getting re-elected. new kron 4 emerson college poll finds 51% disapprove of the job she is doing compared to 27% than approve of her work. the new poll also finds breed and former mayor mark farrell running neck-and-neck with just over 20% of likely voters selecting them as their first choice for mayor challenger daniel lurie is not far behind at 17 and a half percent. but political analysts say what stands out for them is hillary's commanding lead of 21% when voters selected their second choice for mayor second

place. votes is where when ranked choice voting. you want to be that man in the middle. so this polls indicating voters look at. >>mark farrell on one side, they look at london breed at the other and they're looking at daniel lurie as the moderate choice maybe not going as high as in there. those 2, but he's scooping up their second place votes. justin berton is a media and political strategist and served communications director for former oakland mayor libby schaff. >>he says what also is noteworthy about the poll is that just over a quarter of likely voters remain undecided. this race is not even close to being called. it's going to come down to the last few weeks. >>and that is a big factor to be that hurt. >>the kron poll comes a month after a san francisco chronicle poll found breed ahead of feral. 28% to 20%. while it's difficult to compare polls from different organizations. burton says it may have to do with the fact

that the kron poll was conducted just a week after forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall was shot near union square. this poll indicate that. >>voters in san francisco are still uneasy about public safety right now. >>the kron, 4 emerson college poll also found 41% of the 750 likely voters polled supported ranked choice voting while 30% did not. political analysts say also don't be surprised if a couple of the candidates pair up closer to election day encouraging voters to vote for one for first choice and the other for second choice. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>we'll be right back and the n

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