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stephanie rothman, alice to san francisco. police officers opened fire inside the powell street bart station where a man allegedly had a gun. police say they spotted a man in a car with a gun on jessie street this morning. officers say he got out of the car and police chased him to the station. that's when they shot the suspect who is now in the hospital. >>disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >>and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody. >>police have recovered the man's gun but won't say if he ever did fire. it's the suspect is expected to survive. and a 15 year-old girl has been arrested for making threats against the tunnel pies union high school district. that was just one of 2 separate threats to the school district received

today. the district officials say a text message was sent out this morning about a bomb threat as well while investigating the fbi informed warren police of another threat. this time it was a school shooting threat incident and slow all 5 schools in the school district were evacuated as a precaution. while police secure the areas staff went around, checking in with the students. >>of our counselors out about other staff members are out and about for answering questions from kids from from parents. >>the 15 year-old was arrested in san anselmo for criminal threats and police are investigating who made the bomb threats. redwood city staple is back open after it was shut down due to a kitchen fire. now calm for shock moment takes a look at the new improvements at missouri and how the community is rallying behind them. >>when grilled and served up

fresh to order. that's how things are done at mas or a grill in redwood city of middle eastern and mediterranean grill. so and bustle is a welcome feeling now because 3 months ago the owners were dealing with this. >>cargo planes actually went ahead and buy from the corner of the of walls prepped up behind the wall for about one. assume it's about 30 to 45 minutes of a burning through. that's when we have felt the smoke and a few the flames but definitely felt the plans. jordan cobb la is the owner. his family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born and to him this restaurant is more than just the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our culture. and i mean that every which way mean it's not just about are. did bring everyone together, breaking bread together? that's why when the 2 alarm fire tore through the restaurant in june, it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a six-foot holmen. i their minimum. however, a

three-month and around with the help of the city, the help of the community helped make it happen. a kitchen fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back around a quarter million dollars. the workers here are just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted that now in its first couple days. back business, is serving a full house back business and serving up middle eastern food and culture, whether it's being from jordan, from lebanon, from palestine, from huge it. i mean, you name the staff feel represented to a boss. the his family is from here on unique. it's a very unique place to work play. you come and you feel the sort of like energy by really awesome. special. and so this is our first time here since the fire very toda and her husband are regulars and are excited to come back. >>carey married into a palestinian family and says this food here is on par. it's delicious. it's closest thing to my mother-in-law's cooking

that i can find anywhere to be able to represent our culture. >>our cuisine. i mean, really doesn't get better than that. >>in redwood city, jack moment, kron, 4 news. >>well, now i'm hungry. that looks also good. taking a live look now at downtown san francisco for the weather forecast. sutro tower cam is showing a lot of fog out there rolling in on this friday. the 13th. >>it could be spooky if it didn't happen every night. that's for sure. trump or she meteorologist lawrence karnow is here, though, to plan ahead for your weekend. lawrence. >>and ready for the weekend. and while some are winding down, but not done with us yet, but we're going get a real taste of fall. i think in the next today's is maybe we're going to see a few showers move into the bay area out there tonight, though, you see that cloud bank slipping up against the east bay hills, kind of a shallow marine land. that's why you see some light showing right through some of the fog. right now. it is dense snow in spots. so watch out for that as we head through time, though, you can see in the gulf of alaska, we've got a storm system that

is now dropping south our to bring some rain port washington and oregon eventually sliding in toward the bay area, bringing with it. well, maybe a chance of a few showers. not tomorrow, though. we start with a lot of fog early on a little thick and then a partly cloudy by the afternoon. more of the same on sunday. but then as we get into monday, watch that moisture just kind of wrap around a roll right down. there's your chance of showers as we head in toward monday. not a real big deal. temperatures will be cooling down 80's tomorrow. cooler on sunday. slight chance of showers, more clouds on monday. >>thanks, lawrence. the east bay, alameda county district attorney is responding to the lawsuit claiming she is making criminal threats and intimidating her own employees. that's for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees wrote a letter to pamela price and her chief assistant saying the da has been using mob boss tactics and hired a private armed security for office and courthouse. let letter also

says price has retaliated against prosecutors who didn't support her in the election and warns employees a possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. in a statement sent to crown for the district attorney's office says the accusations are false and that, quote, calling da price a boss is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but also a racially-charged dog whistle to zines undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney in the minds of the public. time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward. alameda county leaders say it's facing closure, but supporters say the hospital could stay open if a state bill passes allowing the alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its loan debts. heyward mayor mark salinas is losing says losing what cut many in the community off from

vital sources of service. >>loan, we'll clear the path for alameda health system to take it over and begin relaunch saint rose hospital and start serving the next generation of hayward and hayward area. >>children and families. >>the bill has already passed through the state legislature and awaits the governor's signature to be signed into law. now to an update on the boar's head. the plans in the middle east are in the middle of a listeria outbreak. a boar's head meat is shutting down indefinitely. the outbreak is connected to at least 9 deaths and roughly 50 hospitalizations. hundreds of employees will be affected by this closure. gore says says the plan found the contamination was caused by specific production process. and that was only used for liverwurst. friday. the 13th

is in full swing at the winchester mystery house in san jose. the historic mansion is hosting a haunting event through halloween. it's called unhinged hotel there. guests are invited to walk through an immersive may's resembling a creepy vacant hotel. >>theatrical experience. there are you're taking back to 1945. and you're touring a hotel that is not really the way that well, things just go a little haywire. let's put it that way. this is actually the start of your tour. and this is the lobby of the hotel that you'll be checking into. >>the on how hunch henge hotel experience runs through november. 2nd. >>flaming hot cheetos and twinkies. these are favorites among kids. but if the governor signs a new bill into law, these may not be allowed in capital tom wallace. i'll tell you about the bill and speak with that offer.

>>flaming hot cheetos and twinkies. there's some of the most popular snacks among kids. but now a bill seeking to forbid state public schools from serving them to students has advanced to the governor's desk. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker who authored the legislation and shares his message on health. f

twinkies there. some of the most popular snacks among kids. but now a bill seeking to forbid state public schools from serving them to students has advanced to the governor's desk. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker who authored the legislation and shares his message on health. >>well, whether they're twinkies or flaming hot cheetos, you can certainly see why kids love this the spicy. and just fun eat. but now some members of the legislature are concerned about the dies in these products could have on kids and they hope the governor. >>agrees. we need to do more to protect kids. that's why

something member jesse gabriel says he wrote ab 23 16 if signed into law starting in 2028, it will forbid california k through 12 public schools from serving or selling snacks that contain the 6 food dyes found in many well-known items like flaming hot cheetos and tweak. he's these food dyes can negatively impact a lot of our children and they can actually interfere with their ability to learn. gabriel says that's the conclusion of several studies, including this one from the california office of environmental health hazard assessment that found the consumption of synthetic food dyes can result in hyper activity and certain behavioral and developmental challenges for some somebody who struggled with adhd as a child. >>i have one of my 3 boys that struggles with it. and so said to me myself and makes no sense that we are feeding foods to our students, that would actually harm them. that would actually cause neuro behavior, harms or interfere with their ability to learn. he stresses this is not a ben noting of companies modify their ingredients to remove the food dyes in question like they've done in europe. the

products will still be allowed without issue in public schools. they have hot cheetos in europe and they make them without the food dyes and actually says on the packaging they brag about the fact that it is made without artificial colors. the bill advanced to the governor's desk after passing both chambers with bipartisan support. but not everyone is in favor. in a statement, the consumer brands association said food safety is a paramount concern to our members. however, this measure usurps the comprehensive food safety and approval system for these colorings and would limit the availability of wholesome and healthy foods. the statement went on to say all of these added us have been thoroughly reviewed by the federal and state systems and many international scientific bodies and continue to be deemed safe. >>gabriel disagrees. we don't get enough action, washington, d.c., and we are really changing the national conversation about food safety. >>putting the pressure on the fda to step up and do the right thing. >>and governor gavin newsom has not yet commented on this bill. but last year he signed a similar bill by something member gabriel involving other food additives newsom has until the end of the month to

either sign or veto the bill reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>kron four's your local election headquarters. former president trump was in woodside friday for a private fundraiser. supporters of the former president showed up along woodside road to cheer him on as kron four's. rob nesbitt tells us there are also supporters of vice president harris there as well. >>i'm here in would side with trump. flags lined the road behind me. supporters of donald trump have already cleared out after hearing that the former president took an alternative route to his fundraiser. >>the trump train rolled through woodside friday supporters hoping to get a glimpse of their pick for president on his way to a private fundraiser hosted by billionaire tom siebel. i love it. i wish it were larger, but we're all having a great time wait to trump supporters like him. rupert were disappointed to find out that trump took an alternative route to a fund-raiser, not a cheap event to attend large donors paying

$150,000 per person and $500,000 for couples. a photo with trump is price between $35,000 to $70,000, though, too expensive for most people here. many explained why they think trump is the best pick for president. no taxes. we have closed border. >>merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at some francisco sentences state, not safe at all. it's become a century for certain transgender. it has become a century fall. criminals who coming in next that there it was not just trump supporters lined up along woodside road friday, but also supporters of vice president kamala harris like john pugh. >>the woodside resident said his interactions with people in maga hats were not confrontational, but he compared donald trump to adolf hitler. lies to the american people. he's women. he's a convicted felon. it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white trump's next

stop is a rally tonight in las vegas. then tomorrow he's scheduled to attend another rally in glendale, arizona, reporting in woodside. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>more news

>>popular beach in marin county is closed due to a sewage leak. officials say high levels of bacteria including e coli was found bolinas beach and some residents have been of ice now to switch over to bottled water. kron four's justine waltman spoke with marin county community development director sarah jones for >>so how did you guys first find out about

>>one of our staff was out on inspection tied to a septic permit application and they saw some liquid coming out of the clips that i with, you know, they're professional. i they could tell this didn't look just plain water. looks like wastewater evidence. and so they did some immediate testing. and then we did further testing and further investigation and saw that we weren't talking about just one spot. we were talking about this mile and a half stretch. that's how a lot of that was. my next question is how long this was because we showed the map. >>we were saying that their sewage seeping from the bluffs into the water. is that what you're also finding? >>that's what we're concluding it. i the only source of wastewater in this location would be the septic systems for the residences there. so i it would appear that there a septic affluent that seeking

from seeping from porsche it from some of the septic systems or most likely many of the septic systems on the mesa. >>and so that needs to be fixed by the homeowners. county. >>we have new our first step is to assess where the problems coming from. exactly what specifically is going on. it's only then that we can figure out what those solutions need to be and how we go about them. and with could the tides are the way that the water flows? pull this and other parts of the coastline there and cause of concerns. other spots. >>that's not something we're expecting, although we're continuing to talk what we're ging to be talking with. i some other state agencies. we did test the ocean water. it doesn't appear that high bacteria levels have gotten. there are big concern is really the eye, the septic it

waste water on the beach itself at this point. and you know how long the beach will be closed for. we don't know how long, but it's going to take some time to determine what's happening and what we do about it. so we expect it to be closed for a significant length of time. a significant length of time. so not just this weekend longer than that. yes. and with this, people are also being told that they can't drink their tap water in the area. they have to buy bottled water and you believe this they need. >>they need to use the well. water has been impacted this is a really small community. they're pretty private in bolinas. just wondering what the reaction is that you're getting from people there. >>well, the public well, water, there's a there's a public utility district and why some people are get public they've concluded that there's not a concern about the public water supply. it's really for

people who are on private but there is, you know, considerable consternation. i that we've heard from community members. >>about want, you know, less availability of the beach. and i just about what might be going on and what these long-term fixes might need to be. and it's such a popular spot for just going to the beach, seeing a beautiful the coast is surfing fishing. >>is there any cleanup that people can actually do of people want to come out and help and volunteer or does teacher just have to run its course? will portions of the beach or open the part between brighton and a wharf road is open so you can still go to bolinas. you can still be on the just only on the portion of that. that's closest to central bolinas. >>i it's it's not ready yet for the public to help out with the cleanup, but we're going to be keeping everybody

posted on all of the steps around us. and lastly, how concerned are you about what's happening? we are concerned this looks of there's a fairly significant problem going on with the septic on top of the mesa, which is you know, but this is it. this is not just one septic system. this is a number of them and i it's going to be a complicated effort to to get it right and to keep people safe and healthy in bolinas. well, sarah jones, the director of marine county community development. thank you for joining us. we could talk about what's going on in bolinas today. appreciate your time.

>>a case that captivated the nation. >>lyle and erik menendez killed their parents, jose and kitty, in august of 1989, inside their beverly hills mansion. a combination of >>a movie executive, father in

place that was housewife the and charities in the brothers were nationally ranked test players. the case was televised gavel to gavel on court tv. there were people that were just following case. partner like a novella because it had so many twists and turns twists and turns continue today. as newly discovered evidence leads to the filing of a habeas petition. >>and quite possibly big key to set the brother's free after nearly 35 years behind bars, we filed the abs because we thought it was significant given. >>evidence come up with. so what is this new evidence? journalist robert ran discovered both menendez trials end books in a docu series on this case. he remains close with the brothers and many family members. >>and now rain points to a newly discovered letter found

in deceased family members. belongings supporting their brother's claims of abuse. i found a letter their lenders had written to his cousin. and you can do. >>november 1988. 9 months before we're in and israel killed. and in that eric menendez complains about the ongoing abuse by his father. >>cousin andy testified erica would confide in him about the abuse. told me. >>is father was massaging his. >>and was before. the homicides took place late out all of the abuse that was going and i think i'm end in reasons. docu series, menendez plus minuto boys betrayed. >>a former member of the menudo boy-band reuters sello revealed allegations that jose had also molested him at the

time. jose was an executive with rnc and its sign the ban to a record deal that i think was the game changer. i've always said. >>the fact that there was yet another person was molested what about the prosecution's theory? they killed their parents at of greed. it wasn't like these were destitute kids needed to kill their parents order to live larger than life. they were living in the lap of luxury at the time. but obviously there was something dysfunctional most relatives knew that although the mendez family appeared to be picture perfect, they were far from it. >>one of the things that always struck me, what i got into the case wasn't apparently. >>they knew family there was a rule that you could not go down the hallway to be enforced if the one of the sons was alone in the room many of the defense's 60

witnesses consisting of family members, friends, teachers and coaches. >>testified at the first trial about the years of abuse that left the brothers fearing for their lives. they now feel the brothers have served enough time and want them released from prison. there's a reason 24, the family members of all signed a petition that they should be out. the first trial in 1993. resulted in a hung jury. the second when no abuse testimony was allowed resulted in a murder conviction sentence life without the possibility of parole. what is new evidence gear goes feels optimistic. their brothers may finally be set free. >>i feel confident. >>feel very confidential. >>the lee da's office is expected to respond to the habeas petition any day now coming up next week, we're going to take a closer look at whether justice was served or if the menendez brothers were misjudged. for now a new

center mary beth mcdade will send back to you guys in the studio. >>the families of breonna taylor, tyre, nichols and sonya massey were in dc on friday. that's urge congress to pass criminal justice reform in honor of their loved ones killed at the hands of police. their pleas come as the cases work their way through the courts. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. >>she was assassinated. the mother of sonya massey says her daughter was not a threat when police shot and killed her inside her home. she needed to happen handout bullet to her face. attorney ben crump brought these families together in washington, d.c., including the mother of breonna taylor who was also shot and killed by police inside her home. judge recently dismissed felony charges for 2 former officers involved in taylor's death because no video. because no one. >>do that. you guys say her life. don't have it. and

that's insane. and to the federal trial is ongoing for 3 former officers charged in the beating death of tyre. nichols. >>his mother blames congress for inaction. blood is on your the congressional black caucus calls these women, the mothers of the movement. >>as its members try to pass federal criminal justice reform to create safer communities and to hold police officers accountable. cbc chair congressman steven horsford supports the george floyd justice in policing act. >>in part the legislation would improve betting to make sure bad actors are not rehired as officers and restrict the use of no-knock warrants and chokeholds. we will not stop fighting. for you for the loss of your loved ones. republicans largely oppose the bill over at allowing individual officers to be sued over their actions. they prefer to hold the officers, employers responsible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>don't the bipartisan

house task force on the attempted assassination of former president trump has now teens a trove of keep medical records for the shooter. washington correspondent reshad hudson is speaking with lawmakers about what they call shocking new developments. >>the man leading the task force looking into the attempted assassination of former president donald trump made a disappointing discovery this week. we want match up with what we had. we don't have the ability to do that right now. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner

released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody, but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >>securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring, coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement, colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing

challenges for the secret service were just in an era of extreme increased threats across the board. the congressional task force has until december 13th to release its full investigative report reporting in washington reshad hudson. >>it's the 30th anniversary of the violence against women act and in honor of it, the department of justice is rolling out millions of dollars in new grants to help law enforcement tackle gender based violence. the original violence against women act passed as part of the 1994 crime bill and was most recently updated by congress back in 2022. now our dc's raquel martin has the latest developments. >>washington, 30 years ago was a bit different for women. women on the senate floor had to be wearing a skirt entered women. shelters were called by one senator indoctrination centers for runaway wives. despite all odds, these women help secure the 1994 violence

against women at its enactment indicated a paradigm shift. attorney general merrick garland spotlighted them and a landmark legislation friday. the law for the first time federally mandated law enforcement go after abusers created a national abuse hotline and surged resources to survivors. if it weren't for vow, i don't think i would be here today. caitlin mattis is a survivor, she says believes protected her from a stalker who later went on to murder. another woman. i want to see more cases better handle. congress expanded funding in 2022 when they modernize the violence against women act its 4th time since 1994 president joe biden, who as a senator led the charge the past the original plan that the investments work. >>rates of domestic violence have dropped almost 70%. congresswoman debbie dingell, a survivor herself, had to hide in the closet. does congress has more work to do? >>particularly to keep guns

out of abusers hand the president of gun creases to chances someone multi full the current law expires. >>in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >>just in time for hotter, weather pg and e bills are now going up once again. this is now the 4th rate increase this year. kron four's michael thomas has the details on what this will mean for your bills. >>this pg e price hike comes as the company enters its 4th quarter. keep in mind, customers like you and i are already paying on average about $281 a month for gas and electric. and in the next 3 weeks, we're going to be paying about 5 to $6 more thursday night, the california public utilities commission approved another price hike for pg e that begins on october. first. that's when customers like missus. mcdaniels will see an increase on their bill for about 5 to $6 every month. >>i think unfair. i think also

a lot of people struggling in today's economy and they're going up like rent looking at numbers over the last decade, pg e's prices have jumped at least 110%. and the company plans to raise prices by at least another 3% over the next 2 years. consumer advocacy organization say customers bills compared to last year have gone up significantly and people are starting to feel it. >>when add all these together, customers are paying 40 to $50 a month more than before the beginning of the year. and that is what is making people so upset for now. the company says customers can expect price hikes depending on electric uses. >>and even those who have income-qualified discounts, we'll still need to pay at least an additional $4 a month as we get more details from officials regarding the next price hike will continue to keep you updated. that's very latest here in richmond. >>michael thomas, i'll send it back to you live in the studio. apple's newest phones,

watches and tablets. have the tech world buzzing. but you has reaction from industry experts in tonight's richaun tack. >>a photo finish for the iphone 16 tap. it wants to bring it right into the camera. a new been called camera control. it's a button and it just so many things, it doesn't just launch a camera then takes the photo and then you can swipe on it and also control the camera. oh, wait, there's you can press lately and double there might be a learning curve it might be the

most complicated but never double. okay. so that will take some getting used to many of this year's biggest updates are on the pro line with bigger screens. super smooth 4 k video and studio quality. mike's those things i feel like for cars. careers really nice to have. i don't know how much translate to regular consumers really utilize there's also better heat, dissipation, so the phones should stay cooler. >>faster wireless charging and longer battery life. for me as a pro the extra battery life is something that i really need. i'm always carry around an extra better banking and things like that. you're on 14 or older. this is a great update. >>i would stick 15. have one of callers on the 16 this time around are glowy and bright altering teal white light colors on the pro are more muted. black, white, natural and desert titanium. >>one year miss apple special blend of ai called apple intelligence won't be available on launched a september 20th. it will roll out as a software update in

the coming months or yeah, was a better chance of doing right than almost anybody else. >>if they're going to take the time to do that, they're going to take time do that think that's probably a really good cause. >>if you're already in the halloween spirit and you're looking for a good movie to get you in the mood. dean richards has more on what to look out for this weekend. >>the >>studies suggest this and you have to come and visit. yeah. i mean, great. >>some quiet around may even have any narrative you ever been on a vacation in metric fell of a shooters with whom you've hit it off and actually got along so that you stayed in touch afterwards got together again after the vacation. well, this movie may change that from ever happening again.

>>becoming want to leave right now really former marvel universe star james mcavoy is friendly vacationer invites a couple that they need while on holiday in tuscany to join him and his equally charismatic at their home in the very remote countryside of london. what seemed friendly and welcoming in the beginning starts to take a very dark turn. everything seemed to great with these fun loving hosts and slightly subdued guests course until it didn't. you find yourself squirming through the discomfort of finding out that the country, a state that they thought they were visiting turns out to be more of creepy rundown hideaway and mostly that they're terming people that they hardly turn out to be heidi. i darkness that explodes when the house cast aside, do check out early. story based on a much darker,

much more graphic. danish has been told before. so what makes speaks? no evil. so nail-biting lee captivating. i think it's the performances and >>the direction of the film's james mcavoy is a master class turning on the charm. but then in the blink of an eye searing through your soul with evil, cast mates, mackenzie davis, scoot mcnairy and >>french had so much in providing and sometimes the uncomfortable laughs that this story ultimately delivers. >>the movie is mostly ineffective. the suspense thriller, but the explosive final lap changes everything and even gets a little bit on the messy side. if you like horror, this one is surprisingly smart and the dean's list as always. you get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >>just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9 will be

have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. if

something fun to do this weekend, the east bay's only tropical glass house opens to the public and it will offer a glimpse at a wide range of botanical flora and fauna kron. 4.70, land spoke with the uc berkeley's botanical gardens, director of collections and your door and >>just a start us off here. this is a pretty big deal. these gardens are back open after being closed for some time since 2020 of how does it feel to get to this moment? >>well, it's been a real,

milestone for us. as you mentioned, we've been closed about 4 years. and during that time, the tropical house was completely re skin which means new poll he called and it's not, you know, closs anymore. in in the place of the old and all that heat thing control temperature control systems have completely rebounds. we you missed lines to irrigation lines. of course, the big feature is the whole entire was completely emptied out of ole up lawns and all of the halt landscape and completely re flaunt it with lot of the features. >>congratulations on this huge endeavor. and it being done, you know, what can people expect as they go through the gardens? we are playing some video on the screen right there. looks like people can just see all sorts of beautiful and diverse types of plants. >>i mean, as un said, one of the most notable changes is tropical cool has a floating

what a full it inside a living will so that these old new features of the old house didn't have say in the tropical tropical pulled now 2 different species ultimately a prickly walls of the old rule can belong very, very spiny and there's a an egyptian blue lights us which has wonderfully fun on a scent of flowers and actually is in flour right now. 3, 3, separate files right now. >>absolutely incredible. as the director of collections. what exactly do you look for? is you cure rate the gardens and put together the programming around this for guests to enjoy. >>so we're looking to include quite a know, botanical clone south lawn so they use useful to to humans and also full so we can be used in educatin. and loans that can be used in research. so the uc botanical

garden is a research botanical sets us apart from a lot the display golden's. so all of the plants that you'll see many of them in this house have actually been collected from the wild. so they're not things that we just pull from the threes. iowans, the things that we've gone into nature to collect and bring back to the goldmans. so i'm looking for really concise information in order to provide the public with without information we can that comes in the form little labels. but you'll see in the tropical house such as this one here sick. you can see that all of the ponds in the tropical house have the scientific name. some of them have the the cuomo name on them. in this case, the this is missing its best to the mattress but and will send a lie to and you can see it's in the family. the fig all right. where it's from and where we got on this big red him means that it's actually endanger dora and the wall. so these

are things on looking full, consistent with consistency and data. also this 3. so the proand mission of the golden research and conservation education on it all the seat of a pretty gotten as well. yeah, love hearing about the level of detail and just to wrap things up here. how can people get more information and ticket information? >>so you can go to you on the get on a gold website. botanical gardens, book leave and that's all sorts of information including. >>whole page devoted to the tropical fantastic and your door and director of collections with uc botanical garden. thank you so much for spending some time with us this afternoon. >>

>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron. 4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman, elise, to san francisco police officers opened fire earlier on friday inside the powell street bart station. that's where a man allegedly had a gun. police say they spotted a man in a car with that gun on jessie street. officers say he got out of the car and police chased him to the station. that's when they shot the suspect who is now in the hospital. >>disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >>and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody. >>police have recovered the

man's gun, but one safety actually fired the suspect is expected to survive. now to an update on read the shooting from thursday. deputies say a 50 year-old man from orinda was the victim. it happened on yesterday morning at las vegas road north of highway. 24 one person was detained but has since been released. neighbors who live nearby believe this was an incident of road rage. >>was working from home in a heard a loud report. sounding like a gunshot. this is one of the last places i with evers expect okay here. one in the middle of the day. >>deputies have not confirmed what led up to the shooting, but an investigation is underway. a redwood city staple is back open after it was shut down due to a kitchen fire. now kron four's jack momma takes us behind the scenes at that restaurant to see the new improvements at

missouri and how the community is now supporting them. >>when grilled and served up fresh to order. that's how things are done at mas or a grill in redwood city of middle eastern and mediterranean grill. so and bustle is a welcome feeling now because 3 months ago the owners were dealing with this. >>cargo planes actually went ahead and buy from the corner of the of walls behind the wall for about i want to assume it's about 30 to 45 minutes of it burning through. that's when we have felt the smoke in a few. the flames but definitely felt the plans. jordan mclaughlin is the owner. his family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born. and to him this restaurant is more than just the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our culture. and i mean that every which way mean it's not just about the to market. bring everyone together, breaking bread together. that's why when the 2 alarm fire tore through the

restaurant in june, it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a six-foot holmen. i their minimum. however, a three-month and around with the help of the city, the help of the community helped make it happen a kitchen. fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back around a quarter million dollars. the workers here are just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted at now in its first couple days back business, is serving a full house back in business and serving up middle eastern food and culture whether it be from jordan, from lebanon, from palestine, from huge it. i mean, you name the staff feel represented to a boss. see, his family is from here on. it's just to me. it's a very unique place to work play. you come in. you feel this sort of like energy by. that's really awesome. special. and so this is our first time here since the fire very toda and her husband are regulars and are excited to

come back. >>carey married into a palestinian family. it says this food here is on par. it's delicious. it's the closest thing to my mother-in-law's cooking that i can find anywhere to be able to represent our culture. >>our cuisine. i mean, really doesn't get better than that. >>and redwood city jack moment kron, 4 news. >>let's switch gears to weather. we're going to take a live look now at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. there's been a lot of fog this night, but now getting a nice, beautiful picture of the city by the bay. what's it going to look like for your weekend, though? that's the big question for that. we turn to kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>this some dense fog around the bay area. now, some of that fog kind of sliding on through bouncing up against the east bay hills. but it's a shallow marine layer right now. certainly beautiful. look at today. yeah. we saw those all the way in the 90's again and livermore in concord on the hot side. there. just slightly above the average in

san francisco. 71 78 in oakland, 89 in san jose in 89 also in santa rosa. but yeah, temperatures around the bay area starting change a bit that cool air start to filter in. 53 now in san francisco. 58 in oak a little bit warmer into san jose. still mild in livermore in concord at 69. 55 on santa rosa. 54 and cooler and a half moon bay. there's a storm system making its way through the gulf of alaska, already bringing some rain to the pacific northwest. some of that energy going to slowly slide in our direction as we head throughout the weekend. but tomorrow looks like the nicest day the weekend mid 80's in the san jose. 76 in all come about 63 degrees in san francisco. thanks so much, lauren. >>former president donald trump was set to attend a private fundraiser in what site on friday and supporters of both presidential nominees that have been lining the streets for his arrival boaters. explain why they feel he may or may not be the best

pick for president again. flows in the border merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at some francisco sentence estate. not safe at all. it's become a century for certain transgender. it has become essential useful discreetly. coming next to it and that lies to the american people. he's women. he's a convicted felon. it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white house. >>today's event was not cheap to attend donors paying $150,000 per person. a photo with the former president was price between 35,000 to $70,000. >>u.s.. >>newly released video shows officers going home to home during the la hina fire last year. the state's attorney general also releasing a report with those videos today

into the investigation of the blaze that killed 102 residents. it outlines 3 areas most in need of improvement. this includes clear a line of communication amongst the first responders, a revamp of what an infrastructure that is decades-old origin, education on wildfires. there. the report also details different issues that occurred that day on august 8. this includes how the national weather service was warning maui officials, but no plan was actually created at the time. >>and so understood the importance of addressing the documented fire risks that exist in the state of hawaii. prevention preparedness and operation measures. in a case that face significant. it's not sometimes unprecedented challenges as the threat escalated. >>the hawaii attorney general says her office is confident pushheor new legislation and

get it passed to help prevent prepare for future emergencies. she also goes on to say it is they want to reassure the public that they will be stepping up to make sure tragedy like this never happens again. and on a lighter note, it's football season and also puppy season. the niners are getting in the game with these little que poppers. the team has paired up with silicon valley's humane society today through sunday. if you adopt a puppy, the forty-niners will pay. $49. very fitting of the adoption fee which comes out to $375. that includes microchipping vaccinations, spaying or neutering. and you can also get your puppy training once you have your new pet thursday, the humane society brought 10 pops and a cut into the team facility for what they called a therapy session. usually advantageous to >>just because they've got

such reach. you know, when we did the last of a therapy session with that video went viral on tiktok. they posted it. and i think now is up over 3 million views. and so i think just the exposure it gives us, but also just really shelters everywhere. shelters in the bay area, shelters across the country. any time you can raise awareness around adoption. and it's a good thing. >>humane society, silicon valley actually visit central valley shelters every week to take dozens of dogs to their facility to help avoid overcrowding. they always need people to help foster pets. so if you're interested, apparently when they did this therapy session with the niners last year, it was before the nfc title game. and of course, it went very well so that he was excited to do it again this year. >>coming up, an east bay communities push to keep their hospital open for low-income families. their plea to the

governor's stick with us. and

he's bay hospital. consider a lifeline for underserved families is traf. i nansha lee and now faces closure. >>kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward where saint rose hospital supporters and staff rally for governor newsome support keep it open. 15 year-old girl has been arrested after threatening a school shooting in san anselmo central marin. police say they were investigating a bomb threat within the town will pies union high school

district when the fbi reported the shooting threat in san anselmo. police say the suspect does attend a school within the district and they tell kron 4 that so far there is no indication that the 2 threats are connected. the original bomb threat this morning forced the district to keep kids home from school as kron. 4, 3, says stasio reports the district sent out an e-mail this afternoon saying all schools have now been declared safe. >>evacuated due to a threat of violence. redwood high school officials clearing out the campus early friday morning. >>after district officials say that they received a text message on the main line in the district office at 7.30 friday morning. >>although not specific due to protocols, all 5 high schools in the tamil pius union high school district swept out. law enforcement was called in to secure the sites and investigate the credibility of the threat. >>it can scary and and those, you know, because you don't know what. these crazy people

are thinking. you know, you know what? what does you know, what happened the morning? >>this parent picking up a student at home middle school hall is located across the street from redwood high school. the larkspur corte madera school district superintendent tells kron 4 news that there was never threat on their campuses, but nonetheless, they move quickly to deal with students. emotional needs due to the proximity. call to redwood high. >>and so i talked to the chief of police who assured us that there is no threat middle school or any marks performed our schools. therefore, we did is we continue to send messages to parents who said to whole middle school parents in particular. he's obviously students have cell phones have siblings. and we are right. you know, down the street from redwood. so currently we have our counselors out and about other staff members are out and about for answering questions from kids from from parents. i'm circling for all the classrooms right now to speak to students now because

my group just started blowing up. >>everyone is text me say about i talked with the student who says that she was upset with the day's developments. it's very alarming, especially because our schools are supposed to be the making sure everyone's ok, mentally the threat affected. thousands of students, staff and families throughout marin county. after going through the campus is law enforcement declared all campuses safe. >>and that after school activities and sports will proceed as planned in marin county, theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >>and east bay hospital consider a lifeline for underserved families is traf. i nansha lee and now faces closure. kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward where saint rose hospital supporters and staff rally for governor newsome support keep it open. >>11th hour pitch to governor gavin newsom outside saint

rose hospital in hayward friday. a beacon for low-income families with limited access to health care. building is not just a hospital. it's a pillar of home democratic east bay assembly member liz ortega authored ab. 22 71. it passed through the state legislature and awaits governor newsom's signature to be signed into law men. can save lives. >>and we cannot afford to yet. another hospital saint rose is in financial distress and on the brink of bankruptcy. >>ortega's bill would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its loan debts every month. 55 1% of our patients are underserved. mayor mark salinas was born in this hospital and says losing it would cut many in the community off from vital services. say the 2, 2, 7, 1, we'll strengthen one of hayward's most significant

assets, a hospital september 30th is the last day for governor newsom to sign or veto bills passed by the legislature before september. 1st. >>if he doesn't sign the hospital bill who have to go back to the drawing table figure it out. but it's not something i don't want housing needs of. other people feel the same way in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>>the centerpiece of the national world war one memorial was officially unveiled friday in washington, d.c., the sculpture took nearly a decade to complete and it's meant to pay tribute to the sacrifices of our country. soldiers, washington,

d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has a look at. >>world where one is often called the forgotten war. but in the nation's capital, a new sculpture now memorializes the complex. >>and so history comes alive with the story because court story basically unifies us dubbed a soldier's journey, the 60 foot long bronze while was sculpted by artist sabin. howard, who use veterans is human models to design and create the piece. the culmination of night and a half years from does not to congressional approval to fundraise project leader edwin fountain says it's taking a lot of work to get to this moment. it has been an incredibly rewarding challenge. this culture is meant to tell the story of an american soldier who first leaves his family heads into conflict fights in different battles before finally returning home to america. >>it is a sculpture for the people and to me. it gets me out of bed every day. howard says he built it with the general public in mind and he hopes everyone who comes to see it get something need from

it. >>it brings us together and under that flag, they were neither democrats nor republicans. >>there were americans that went off the battle and it serves as a tribute to the sacrifice of our country's heroes. while this is a world war, one memorial, it speaks very tirelessly to veterans of all generations in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

a viral chocolate has taken over the bay area. if you heard of the dubai bar, it's now become famous for its green outside. interesting insight. and that crunch that comes along with it and a couple bay area chocolates hears have tried their hand at

making it for more on this kron four's justine waldman spoke with chef hannah zhang, owner of hanna's chocolates in pleasanton. what do you think makes this so popular and how did you get the idea to make? >>so i think meets viral to buy something so popular. special meeting first most of delicious and and she that the tape he is toasted buttered. >>and just that at the different sensations that of eating it's just delicious. well, loved different sensations. >>and how did you get the idea to make it? you just saw video on tiktok and thought i could do i could do that. >>so i was you know, after a long of work, i was going talk to i like to watch people and so i came across. lou and really girl and she was eating this chocolate bar. and it just looks so good. and as i

but the shot, hate that. i love to spin on it. yeah, ours is a little ready as the last or act to, you know, make shelf stable. us a little longer we put a lot of be in there you say 2 defensive stats, solutions. so since you started making it and you only make a couple. >>every day. what's the response been? it's gets a berry. it's tough. a. >>it takes to make bars is all very long time. the response has amazing, phenomenal. i there are regulars that come in, you for the bar, but also people that, you know, watch thus far, art of being see. i think tom and it's crazy. i mean, i started making it july. think that do and it was, you know, quiet. and then

all of a sudden. >>won't serve. she did her own real and it just blew up and our was see it out also kept going off our public saying the other bar to it's so great. so how many are you making a day? >>we are selling actually, i just up the production. so leslie for me, but our counts. we're selling 30 cars a day. we offered our but now we are. i think too pass 60 ares. yeah. well, here i have one here and part of what like the videos on the >>internet show about close up here. is that when you? >>and the on our the center noise with that, right? but i'm gonna break it here in half. you see like the green

on the outside. when you when you break it. it's pretty happy you going >>it's got this amazing green inside. and i'm i'm going to taste it. i think i have to. >>you smell the statue in the dark chocolate. the crunch and the sweet. i need a bigger bite will regulations. went into next year on the inside. >>actually, also seeking. so, tate, the i mean, the water 20, she pans safety and put in the oven. and sit on some the golden brown and to test the special cream. he took the recipe in. i'm super proud of

you should be. it's delicious. are you ready for a line out the door now? and leslie act? >>you know, i think i was built for different. i'm ready when jumped on this trend. it just the right time. >>and again. thank you for sharing with us. congratulations hand. is chocolate to there. helping more? they mind you. >>yes, we're looking at 25 popular road and intense inside pleasanton california. you can tell. i'm a little worried. well, yes, no chocolate in your life and that should do it. >>yes, exactly. congratulations. thank you for sharing with us. thank you so much. that's coming your way. thank really, truly appreciate it. a man who san

francisco police say had a gun led officers on a chase past the palace tree cable car turn around this morning. that chase came to a halt when police eventually shot the suspect. kron four's dan kerman has the very latest information. >>we cannot have on people walking our streets. committing crimes any nature. >>it's here inside the powell street bart station, where at least 2 san francisco police officers opened fire on a man they say had a gun. police say the incident began about 10. 21 officers patrolling the 400 block of jessie street spotted a man in his car with a gun as police conceived a plan to approach the man he got out of

his car and a foot chase ensued. authorities say the suspect stopped at this liquor store on 5th street with police in pursuit. he then made his way near the cable car, turn around rate and then went down into the plaza outside the powell street, bart station, once inside the station, at least 2 officers shot the suspect. he is now in fair condition. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >>and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody or commit some other violent crime with that farm. that's what they were doing. that's why they're here at a news conference. police chief bill scott credited officers with spotting the firearm which they say has now been recovered. >>as disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. the san francisco police department is here will

be here. the response of our officers, not only the officers that were patrolling the area that observe this armed person, but the responding officers that came to us is was. outstanding. i think we've feeling pretty safe since we're here hours after the incident. many waiting for the cable car at the polish treat. turnaround still didn't know a man had been shot, just steps away. i specifically did estate downtown in the downtown area so that i would feel didn't hear about it until right i know that happens in cities. so i'm not really concerned about again. police say they have recovered the suspect's firearm. but at this point, they're not saying whether or not he shot that gun. plenty of questions need to be answered. police say they're expecting more answers to come in as the investigation continues in the days to come outside the powell street bart station, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>before arriving in the bay

area, former president trump held a press conference at his golf course in southern california. washington correspondent in a son lot explains what's happening on the campaign trail. >>former president donald trump used a trip to california to criticize vice president harris on her record as the attorney general of that state. meantime, president joe biden criticize some of the comments trump made at the debate on tuesday night. >>there's no place in america. this has to stop what he's doing. that to stop. >>president joe biden responded to this claim about haitian migrants from former president donald trump at tuesday night's debate in springfield. >>they're eating the dogs. the people that came in, they're eating the cats. a mayor of springfield, ohio, says officials haven't seen any credible evidence. >>trump continued talking about haitian migrants at a press conference on friday but didn't repeat the claim about pets in springfield, ohio,

20,000, illegal haitian migrants have descended upon a town of >>58,000. people destroying their way of life. the mayor says those migrants are in the u.s. legally, but in harris's home state of california, trump continued attacking biden and harris on immigration. i'm ala will turn america into a poor violent 3rd world refugee camp and already sort of this. while trump is in california, governor tim walz and vice president harris stormed key states was in michigan. they're incredibly dangerous, be dehumanize other people and harrison, pennsylvania. we are not. >>now the harris campaign says they're trying to capitalize on tuesday night's debate with visits to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania and johnstown, pennsylvania, 2 places that trump won back in 2020. meantime, former president trump is in las vegas, nevada tonight. a key state in this

race in washington. i'm today some lot back to you.

>>discovery in nevada is turning heads in the archeology community possibly putting into question 12,000 years of history. reporter james schaeffer tells us why experts believe las vegas will make a comeback for the future of early >>you might have one of the most important sites north america. it's a discovery doctor. amy folks, as is making waves in the archaeological community following a presentation september 9th. the findings

made in the northwest valley appear to show manmade tools which may have been used to hunt woolly. mammoths were known for ice age fossil, find such as mammoths, endangered bison and horses and camels. they all lived here at that time. >>we aren't known for any humans that we're here at the time and there should have been the timeline going back to 12,000 bc when early man is believed to have been in the las vegas valley. >>in the 1980's and discovery at gilcrease from the amateur digs site was cited in field notes. those feel notes rediscovered citing new evidence of early man. those finding cited in a report sent to be released this month. but amid the geese and the other birds gilcrease nature sanctuary. the owner tells me she hopes that some of these new fines will help expand the site. i am hoping that we get museum that would make around. jennifer langford, director of gilcrease nature sanctuary says the field reports were

sitting in a closet right in her office on analyzed. >>hand or big binder as goes over untouched by the pond and 10, 15 minutes later, she yells. my name do you know what's in here? and think so i i'm not expert now. langford hopes the 30 year-old reports will get their moment within the archaeological community amid the wildlife, both old. >>and reporting from gilcrease nature sanctuary james schaeffer, 8 news now. >>more news justin timberlake p

guilty to impaired driving after his dwi arrest in june. >>plus, new music has dropped from the weekend. tate mcrae and katy perry. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, we start with some big news. justin timberlake pleaded guilty to impaired driving friday. the plea resolves the criminal case stemming from jt is june arrest in the hamptons in new york. this is the pop star arriving to the new york courthouse to enter the plea after the guilty plea. the judge sentenced timberlake to a $500 fine. and 25 hours of community service at a nonprofit of his choosing as part of the ruling. he was also required to make a public safety announcement. here it is. don't get behind the wheel of a car. theirs. so many alternatives. call a friend. >>take an uber. there's many travel apps. this is a mistake that i made. what i'm hoping.

that whoever is watching and listening right now to learn from this mistake. i know that i certainly have. >>all right. in the proceedings, timberlake said that he did not live up to the standards that he tries to hold for himself and that he wants to help others making better decisions and more music news. it is new music friday, fresh off his insane brazil concert where more than 70,000 fans packed into a sold-out concert the weekend released a brand new song today and with it an extra treat a music video. this is dancing in the flames. watch. very cool. and by the way, this was all filmed on an iphone. this is the first song that were getting off his 6th album. hurry up tomorrow which doesn't have a release date just yet. but we'll keep you posted.

>>we have a new single from pop princess tate mcrae. she debuted it live at madison square garden. >>went viral on tiktok before she even released it in now we have the full song and a music video here as well. it's called it's ok, i'm ok. >>in the first place. okay. i'm >>by the way, some people don't know this about her. but tate has a very extensive dance background even competed on. so you think you can dance when she was only 13? well, that's a town. lots of skills there. and right after receiving the video, vanguard award at the v a maze and performing with doshi katy perry dropped the music video 4. i'm he's he's mine. perry's album one for 3 drops next friday. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm sherri parsons.

>>stoks surge on renewed hopes of an interest rate cut and the u.s. government is on track to spend more than 1 trillion dollars on interest payments. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks up today is the latest economic stats show inflation continuing to ease. yesterday we had the consumer price index. that's retail inflation. today we had the producer price index that shows us what's happening on the wholesale front. and the news is good on an annual basis. inflation last year at the wholesale level 1.7%. that's a big move in the right direction on a monthly basis. inflation up. just 0.2%. same with the cpi. both numbers show inflation continuing to move in the right direction and all but locking in a rate cut next week next wednesday to be specific. wall street clearly now believes a quarter point rate cut is in the cards, followed by additional quarter point cut in october and november. not

surprisingly, tech stocks led the way up today with ai chip maker nvidia up 2%. also ai industry leaders had a meeting at the white house to talk about possible government participation in developing the technology, which is to say they want taxpayers to help fund their for-profit are in d now. if you are in the market for a new home, i've got great news for you. mortgage rates are now at the lowest level since early last year. the rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage now averaging 6.2%. that's down from 6.3 5% last week and way down from the nearly 8%. we're looking at a year ago. that's great news for homebuyers and it's going to get even better because as we were just talking about, the fed is expected to start cutting interest rates next week. the fed doesn't set mortgage rates, but typically when the fed makes it cheaper for banks to acquire money, banks eventually pass that along to consumers in the form of cheaper auto loans, home loans, things like that. so when can you expect things to get even better for home

buyers? it can take months for rate cuts from the fed to start filtering into the mortgage market. so i think what you want to do is target the 1st quarter of next year as your sweet spot. back to you.

>>well, the forty-niners have mde it official star running back. christian mccaffrey will miss his second straight game with that calf and achilles injury. mccaffrey was a surprise inactive in week one against the jets. he did participate in practice this week in a limited role. this with cmc yesterday going through some drills. but the team going to be once again on sunday when they take on the

minnesota vikings, perhaps the real concern is that mccaffrey could miss even more games coming up, if you were to be placed on injured reserve, that would mean he'd have to miss a minimum of at least 4 games against minimum is at least coach kyle shanahan was asked about that possibility today. something consider now. >>yeah. yesterday was his worst day. that's on and off. but was it yesterday having the most pain, something going to be discussing next 24 hours? >>we'll certainly be keeping an eye on that. alright, we turn to baseball now. the oakland a's taking on the lowly and mean lowly chicago white sox, the south siders with a record of 33 and 114 entering tonight for you. math majors. you know that 81 games below 500 yanks. this was a bit of a pitcher's duel tonight, scoreless into the 4th inning daz camera on first with 2 outs gale off ropes it into the gap in right-center field and cameron races around the bases beats the throw to

the plate with that and first slide. these go up. one. nothing to is lefty brady basso making his second career start 5 and a 3rd scoreless innings with some help from his defense there. jacob wilson, the bare hand athletic pick and rocket throw to first to get lending sosa boy. that was nice. and then the would add on in the 5th. brent rooker take flares one down the line and right. no one's gonna get to that one. tyler nevin comes into 2. nothing a's. that would be the final as the a's take. game one in chicago. let's through the white sox. just a little love here. we're going to end our highlight with one amazing grab by luis robert, the sox center fielder all it's not their trust us. he had a couple of nice catches tonight, but not nearly enough for chicago. well, you know, things are bad for the giants when we're ending the show with their highlights, they facing the padres at oracle park tonight. a rough start

for logan webb, top one runner on for fernando tatis junior. he unloads a shot high and deep into the giants carrot patch and center. and it's the 17th a year 2, nothing padres. but there's more of the inning continues for xander boegarts and he rips a laser triples alley. >>padres. go on to win this 1, 5, nothing. >>why? well, the weather look like this weekend. let's check in with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to find out lawrence. >>as we enter the last full week of summer, looks like real taste of fall headed our way. maybe talking about a couple of scattered showers. not going to be much but there's that chance are going to feel some much cooler air beginning to move in from the gulf of alaska out there right now that summer fog settling in dense fog out toward the golden gate bridge at this time. so be careful overnight tonight, early tomorrow morning. that fog is very, very thick in spots near the coast. you see out towards sfo, some patchy, dense fog in the background. tomorrow morning. we start out some clouds early, then sunny and

breezy in the afternoon, mostly sunny, but cooler on sunday got a system that's developing in the gulf of alaska. this is going to slowly work its way southward as we head throughout the weekend and by late sunday into monday that starts kind of role in our direction. there you go. model start to pick up on this kind of a ragtag system. not a lot of moisture with it. a chance of a couple scattered light showers in the barrier would be unheard of as we head in toward monday, especially as that system comes through early in the morning and some snow in the sierra nevada to go along with that as well. then another one drops right in behind that on wednesday. and that is once again going to bring with a slight chance of a couple sprinkles. more snow in the high country. but yeah, i'm not going to be much. in fact, look at the numbers as we head through that period. we're talking a few hundreds of an inch of rain locally more than that for the north. but maybe more importantly, as the snow. we've got a winter weather advisory up in the high cuntry. the mammoth lakes area, as you make your way towards shaver lake, maybe as much as 4 inches of snow in

the high country. overall, the skews me it looks like we're going to see. pretty nice start the weekend. temperatures going to be coming down after that. we're gonna really cool things off into sunday. and then next week, things getting very unsettled. 74 degrees, palo alto about a degree santa clara 79 in milpitas. you look at 86 degrees in livermore should find sunshine of walnut creek at about 82 and back toward the coastline will cool you off very nicely really over the next few days, some very pleasant weather settling in although cooling down as we head in toward monday, slight chance of showers watch out for some winds kicking up next week. maybe some elevated fire danger, too. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news at 7 o'clock. for watching and have a great weekend.

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