al-uqdah combining with thornton for the washington state stop. >> michael: trying to occupy the linemen right now. this is obviously four down territory. see if they go for a run again, trying to pick up the first down or maybe even an rpo. >> j.b.: cougs creeping from the linebacker level. here they come. throw to the flat. and it's complete. for a first down nick nash at the 10. >> michael: i need someone to chart how many outs have been ran today by the spartans. that's their bread and butter. you gotta go to nash again. >> j.b.: that's just it. making you defend every blade of grass and having answers to every coverage.

brown trying to bounce back from the pick he threw in the first overtime. jabari bates over the right side. he rides the surge down to the four. >> michael: great decision by brown right there. held the mesh as long as he could with his eyes going to the left. freezing defenders last second hands the football off. good game. >> j.b.: adrian wilson another tackle defensively for washington state. ken niumatalolo trying to guide his spartans to a 4-0 start in his debut campaign in san jose. second and goal. nash. and they need the two-point to tie it. >> michael: wazzu brings the

pressure. doesn't matter. nash with the stutter step. you are on time. it's easy. nash put on the ground ting on a show. >> j.b.: it's a .2. competition. now if double o.t. if at the get it we did more of the same in the third overtime. 152 yards for nash. gotta find him here. he's in the right slot. jabari bates is the till back, must-have two-point try for san jose state to even tends the game and brown under duress, there goes the ball and the cougs are on it! to improve to 4-0. khalil runs away from the football and for the second week in a row. wazzu does it on

defense. >> michael: needed a play by the defensive box, got after the quarterback, you knew where they wanted to go. nash had himself a great night. you send the house, you are blitz, putting the young man under duress. great job by this cougs defense, gave up a lot of yards tonight but felt lake wherever they needed a big play, they were able to come up with it. >> j.b.: it was quinn roth on the edge to knock it las. a former preferred on who was a ward a scholarship during 2021 training camp. his good is a navy diver works on fixing submarines, checking for explosion i was for three decade. >> michael: goodness gracious. >> j.b.: nerves of steal run in the family. he did diffuses this dangerous week four friday night and how about washington state. 54-52. let's go down to the field somewhere in there

is camryn. >> camryn: maybe not how you envisioned but speak to the grit of your team tonight. >> yeah, they had to make up for their coach's mistakes i got completely outcoached top they picked may up. kept believing. we did say in the fourth quarter we were going to find a way. hell of a connection by dean janikowski and an amazing finish to get win. >> camryn: speak to that kick. because after the extra missed point, that was a huge opportunity. a 52 yarder. his ability to be resilient in that moment. >> a lot of different things, shot ourselves in the foot. a lot of learns from this. and obviously getting a win, we'll be able to learn and get better just a hell of a job by our guys staying the course and pulling it out when it mattered. >> camryn: you talked too may earlier this week and you said you wanted it to be player led who led the way top? >> absolute. the fourth quarter it was all them. it wasn't me. these are the guys out here playing. we made tons of mistakes but i am really proud of this team to find a way to win. >> camryn: congratulations.

coach. go and enjoy it. >> thank you. >> j.b.: thank you, camryn. how great were those moments between mateer and emmett brown. and ben arbuckle. >> michael: that's awesome. man, it's a brotherhood out here. you mate change the jersey but the love is it still there and to have th*et are them battle till the end. double overtime. goodness gracious. great store, someone had to lose but emmett brown should walk out of here with his head up. >> j.b.: back down to camryn. >> camryn: look being at this guy. he's directing not just traffic on the field but also behind us. john, this was an incredible mash upcoming off the win to washington. speak to the leveling of well resilience of the team and the matchup? >> i can't hear you i am sorry. chill out. man, chill out. >> camryn: can you blame them this environment is too much fun. >> no doubt. >> camryn: what are weost impressed with from your team. >> down 14 to start the fourth quarter came back and fighting fightd

never stopped the defense i appreciate them and the off the lane men really turned it on that's what it's about. >> camryn: i love it, do you so much work with your legs but there were so many other opportunities to bring in offensive weapons who did you looked like to the most tonight that you were impressed with in. >> i think -- i don't think there was one guy. i think all of them were ready to go and i missed kris hudson on three throws, man, early in the game and he still believed in me and i just appreciate that so much it was good. >> camryn: the 4-0 start back-to-back now. what does it mean to this team to start the way you have? >> it means the world. this is what we expected we work hard in the off saturdays up all these gaze. put in a lot of work so proud of them just keep going, this is a big win, we were down, we came back and finished it was a big win. >> camryn: awesome, congratulations enjoy it with the rest of the crew behind you. >> j.b.: camryn irwin with tonight's player of the game brought to you by progressive up sure, save when you bundle home, auto and motorcycle up sure, visit progress.com. john what mateer.

>> michael: hey, he said what you need, coach? a floater. you need may to do my thing with my legs? you want may to throw the football? whatever you need, i got you. and this young man could have folded. made a mistake in overtime but still bounced back and did exactly what he was supposed to do. lead this team to victory. mateer, man, making a name for himself across the country. >> j.b.: they took some haymakers from the san jose state spartans tonight. but how about after four rounds of the fight. america's team it's still unanimous. they are undefeated. and they'll be ranked next week. at least they better be. >> michael: you know what, they were getting points or getting votes last week. and you know what, big ups to san jose state as well the defensively lane was great. offense was great. but wazzu coming through once again. hope y'all was watching. i know it's late back east. >> j.b.: what if in the words of athletic director ann mccoy the cougs are the storm? [ laughter ]

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>> this is a picture girls like surprise me with auburn odds. just like any other parent. she thinks the world of her 2 daughters, fathers. here we are old has the this is what a lot of this stuff is happening. but she's even more proud as it's been 5 years since her daughter spoke out against their longtime taekwondo instructor. >> and family friend andrew side, a man who taught her daughter's taekwondo for more than a decade. so the girl saw a big brother, bob knox says he abused power. a group of kids camping. >> and he would be sleeping in the tent with all the kiddos. eventually the daughter spoke out and so was charged early 2019. his case was then postponed for years due to pandemic restrictions. but on monday, he will be sentenced, convicted of molesting mob. a dog's 2 daughters. you think

there's a gratifying feeling on this as a parent? >> i place my kids in his hands. so him being arrested. i can't tell you how that really feels. now. part of his sentencing is that has to spend 60 days on house arrest, which he's already done because the case has been delayed so many times. another component is registering as a offender. under megan's law for up to a decade. but one of the big issues that the parents have is that, sir, is still the owner of this taekwondo studio and can still work with children even after his sentencing. >> another big issue is that the offender registry laws say since he is the owner of this taekwondo studio, it's really up to him to declare himself as a offender to families and he had his rights taking care of now that he's guilty, who's protecting the innocent? we reached out to the district attorney's office and they never gave us an explanation as to why he can still work with kids. >> they also told us, sir, has to report his offender registry to his students. but

when we clarify the part of the law that excludes business owners, they didn't respond. this is a loophole in our law. >> there needs to be something to protect our skits more. > we tried to reach out to and recite with 2 different phone numbers. we tried to reach him on facebook. >> email and instagram and we have not been able to hear from him. but the district attorney's office did tell us if he does violate any part of his sentencing, he could serve prison time reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> cal fire employee is in

custody accused of setting multiple small fires in the north bay cal fire. law enforcement arrested robert hernandez this morning at the howard far as fire station. investigators say hernandez set fires across sonoma county and guy bill healdsburg and windsor hernandez is an engineer with cal fire, according to the agency, he's been connected to 5 small fires within the last month he was booked into sonoma county jail on arson charges. switching gears now, live music, pretzels. plenty of beer and a cute dog dressed up in leader jose. >> it's a block party in downtown san francisco tonight and it was packed barktoberfest. it's the first events be held in california's first-ever and her team. and so october fest is an annual event in the city. but because of the new entertainment zone designation, people were allowed to drink alcohol on front street between california at sacramento

outside and that meet tonight's celebration. extra fun. >> and at 2 this afternoon and wrapped up around 10:00pm. taking a live look now kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here as we look ahead to the weekend weather forecast. we're looking at some slow traffic, but what will we see for the rest of your weekend? that's where we turn to lawrence. >> fog rolling in. yeah. kind of rolling on through right now into san francisco. the transamerica building disappearing in some of that fog right now. thickening up likely going to see some drizzle again overnight tonight least along the coastline. so maybe a little damp early on tomorrow to start out your weekend. temperatures today, not bad. still below the average temperatures. go 65 69 in oakland, warm 79 in san jose starting to see those numbers creep up inland. 84 degrees in

livermore. 83 in concord is 77 for high in santa rosa. but as we head through the weekend, these temperatures only going to rise, especially inland. you're gonna be in the 90's. i think get a little hot as we head in towards sunday and monday right now that storm system that rolled through the state is now making its way east. and you can see some rain toward the vegas area. also parts of arizona's. we're seeing most that move out of town now looks like high pressure settle in nicely just in time. so tomorrow we're going to watch these temperatures warming up. you're probably in the 80's in san jose under mostly sunny skies starting out some patchy fog in oakland early plenty of sunshine, warm weather by the afternoon. kind of touch and go. you can see that fog kind of burning off hanging out the sunset all day long about 63 degrees downtown. unless the governor has a different proposal. >> that is going to do. get come up with something better. folks like me are left with no other option. >> antioch mayor lamar hernandez store urging other city leaders to support a measure that would increase

penalties for retail and drug crimes. this comes after governor newsom expressed opposition to it. mayor thorpe is asking other bay area leaders to stand with him on voting to pass prop 36. he says reforms already passed by the governor. help have helped combat large retail crime operations. but many small businesses still have to deal with. the petty theft were seeing. the measure would also provide lifesaving resources to treat people dealing with drug addictions. >> local level, we don't have anything. my. >> region is unique as an eastern contra costa county. there are no homeless shelters, know congress at homeless shelters. there are no places for people with mental health issues go to. and so we've been left to dry. and that's not fair for the citizens of antioch. it's not fair for the citizens of eastern contra costa county. >> newsom says if passed the bill would have significant consequences for marginalized communities. and tonight, caltrans is closing a section of i-680, for the weekend.

crews will be putting a new pavement on 6.80, southbound between alcosta boulevard, san san ramon and i 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. the closure is set to last until for monday morning. for more details and detours, you can always visit kron 4 dot com. >> there you have the san francisco symphony still silent heading into the weekend and concert schedule through saturday are canceled. this as course members are on strike for 3 days while members of the american musical artist gills protests guild members are protesting more budget cuts to the chorus, which they say is already the lowest paid segment of the symphony. >> for the public. it is a public service. it is for the people. and as artists. it is our greatest story, honor to be able to share passion with

the we are also people we deserve living >> the symphony says all shows that happened canceled will not be rescheduled but does not expect any further concert cancellations as it continues their negotiations with the chorus. you're watching kron. 4 news awelcome back

to kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman today. the a's began. their final home stands in the city of oakland.

and while much of the focus recently has been anger towards a's owner john fisher, there was also some unifying elements and assault for the dedicated fans. kron four's dan kerman is at oakland coliseum for the send off before they move. >> they're sweet is probably the best way describe how fans are feeling as the a's big in their final homestand here in the city of oakland. >> some 4 hours before the first pitch cars were lined up outside the oakland coliseum waiting for 2.30 to arrive. so they could be the first to enter the parking lot as the a's big in their final homestand in the city of oakland. it's it's awesome. it's at the same time. >> being at a loved one's funeral. i mean, that's exactly what myself and so many people are going bin coming here since we were young kids. now i have my grandkids here with me. >> been that they won't be here to enjoy, you know, as they get older, they won't get to enjoy this. it is

bittersweet. these diehards tailgating say they want. you got as much pleasure as they can from a's baseball. >> in their final days in oakland point to get here early, i live in oklahoma now i came back for my 50th high school reunion. i'm like i'm gonna go to a's game before they >> leave. we were in line at the. now we're going to go get in line for the record there. ricky henderson, bobblehead. everybody needs a ricky henderson, bobblehead. >> many came with parents and parents of parents that have some very specific, great memories of their days. as oakland a's fans, world series against the giants had a brief walk off. that was sweet. we were here when ricky henderson raised the bag above his head was stolen base record. coming back here with my dad. 40 passed away and sit in the bleachers. >> and the dollar dogs just the crack of the bat. and with my dad, it's just that's the best. >> these final homestand consists of 6 games, 3 against the yankees, 3 against the rangers. tickets still available for some of those

games at the oakland coliseum. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> east bay residents are speaking out. that's against the closure of the pittsburg, antioch amtrak station. those protesting the closure expressed frustration at the san joaquin joint powers authority board meeting today. they say city leaders fail to notify them of the decision to close and relocate. >> decommissioning discussions. they went on so long and they involve so many players. it is convoluted. and i understand why members of the public and others say they can't find a neat path of communication, particularly to the city council by by any of the entities. >> as of now, leaders are moving forward with the relocation to oakley. the nation's longest-serving park ranger betty reid soskin celebrated her 100rd birthday today. staff and students from the middle school named after

her nelson brought gather to honor her with handwritten cards and photos from her career. soskin has owned a record store authored books and been honored by president barack obama and mills college in oakland. when asked what her advice for the young people are. but he says she tries to live in the moment. >> i have read every single day individually i've never tomorrow, had anything to do with and always absolutely immediate time. >> since retiring, betty has been working with the filmmaker to complete documentary about her life. the film will focus on her experiences as a young african-american mother living in walnut creek producers are hoping to have the film completed by next year. and it's time to wake up and smell the concern. the world's largest and second largest coffee producers are having some trouble with their crops.

wildfires in brazil have ravaged the fields and ongoing drought isn't helping matters either. the hot dry weather can stop flowers from blooming and it can also contribute to lower quality beans. at the same time, the un on the world's second biggest coffee producer is also experiencing heat and drought. potential supply shortages in both countries have started driving up global coffee prices. >> as the market tends to anticipate these movements, we've already seen the price of arabica coffee, new york and robust in europe trading at higher levels. >> all this grocery bills remain high as well. and inflation is easing slightly. but this summer, grocery prices were up around 20% on average. that since inflation surged more than 3 years ago. and just a reminder for you, you can always stream crop for news on your tv, for free with the kron on app. >> it's also available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung and goalie stream crop for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app or

online at kron 4 dot com. coming up, the alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez tried to have their case thrown out. what one analyst says could happen next. we'll be right back. of california.

and for my reading of all the legal documents in the da did not follow procedure, did not do what they should have done and particular case. but then like i say, as a judge then kick this case out of court and not give the family their day in court, no matter which side of the fence you're this one because remember, district attorney o'malley said this case doesn't rise to manslaughter, but then you had pamela price who won the election. and so the winner goes the spoils because this is what alameda county voters wanted at the time. and that's the the have their pleas prosecuted by pride. she's doing exactly what she said she would but notwithstanding

that the people in the court room and the attorneys on the line didn't follow the law this case. didn't follow proper procedure. >>all right. we'll be keeping a close eye on this case as it develops. and we sure i'm you will be as well. thanks so much to legal analyst michael cardoza. downtown san

francisco, sadly sauce. so glad to see you. well, this bill was proposed by san francisco assemblymember. phil ting does use tax incentives to attract housing developers to convert that empty office in retail areas into living spaces.

>>so how hopeful are you that this is going to make a difference for bringing union square back to life? >>well, we think it's great news. we've been watching this and are really glad to see that it's finally here and we're thankful to 17 and governor newsom for signing that now. and, you know, union square is where people come to shop, dine and play. you know, we have 12,000 hotel rooms, lots of shops, lots of places to eat. but, you know, we don't have a lot of people living in union square and actually we see moving into the future that that to change. and we would like to see square toward being more of full service urban neighborhood where people live, where people work, where people do all those other things. and we think this is one of tools we need to keep moving toward that. it take a while. it won't happen overnight. but this is a really critical moment. unlock those possibilities. we've got lots of beautiful buildings, some were not well utilize on the upper floors and we love to get going with this see how

many we can convert over the next few years. have you gotten any early interest at all yet from the housing developers at this time? >>folks are waiting to see, you know, that the economics of these projects tricky. it's expensive to convert. >>and really until this happened, it didn't really work very well. i know there's lots of people that are interested and we will certainly we do all we can to reach out and sort of make sure that everyone owns the buildings in union square really all of downtown. that this is something they can do make sure they know how it works connect them to the right people. >>what do you also think that bringing housing to union square is the most effective are the best option opposed to attracting more local business to the area? >>it's not an either or we have to do both. i think we're still committed to our ground floor. space is being fully occupied by retail and restaurants and entertainment uses. and this is really for what happens above the ground floor so much opportunity in

these buildings to to do housing and other things above the ground floor. it's really not an either or we should really be doing both is it can certainly as we can. >>all right. got it. and so maybe is to your point, these changes will take some time. write the bill does go into effect of january next year. potential construction is going to take some time as well. so walk us through the situation that union square faces right now. i should people be concerned about their personal safety and what is the foot traffic looking like at this time? >>from traffic is steadily going up. you know, it dropped during the first year of covid and has every year. since there's more police and other security that we've ever seen incidents to occur. but you've got to really look at them from the larger picture. pretty few and far between. >>you see a picture that showing that one of the events we have in union square. office is right in the middle. i walk around that. go to it's clean. it's you know, it

nothing to worry about. people should come down. there are stories in union square that really are the only place you can access those stores for miles around. so people should come and check out what we've got. >>all right, ken rich pending a very hopeful, a picture of the future of union square. thank you so much. >>thank you very much for having me. >>lawmakers are concerned about recent misinformation about haitian immigrants, particularly in springfield, ohio, and especially after former president trump made false claims that they're eating people's pets. washington correspondent basil john reports on the calls for accountability a new corrections. what they described as harmful and false narratives. >>on capitol hill, members of the house heating caucus gathered to stand up for haitian migrants in america. enough is enough. it comes after the last presidential debate when former president donald trump amplified in online claim that haitian immigrants eating pets in springfield, ohio. they're eating the dogs. the people

that came in, they're eating the catch. they're they're eating the pets of the people that live there. the city has said there's no evidence to support the allegations. these flagrant lies are deeply offensive. >>they are disgraceful. massachusetts democrat congresswoman ayanna pressley says this has led to threats of violence to those in the area. i'm thinking daily of the thousands of haitian families who are living in fear facing harassment and fearing bomb threats. these immigrants are mostly in the united states under a temporary protection status granted by president joe biden, haitian migrants who escaped national repression do not deserve to be slandered by racist fear mongers while seeking safety. >>in our country, new york democrat congresswoman yvette clarke announced the caucus would introduce a bill condemning racism and bigotry toward haitian people. our land of liberty must continue to be a land of refuse.

>>and opportunity. trump says he plans to make a trip to springfield, ohio in the coming weeks. you may never see me again. but that's okay. >>and clark says she won't hesitate to request protection, including federal resources for the haitian community. if trump does visit the area with porting in washington, i'm if you're going

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gov. in washington, raquel. pitbull and new kids on the block are announcing new residencies in las vegas. plus, the cast of transformers. one are in london for the film's premiere. >>andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>not a it's time to pour the fireball and hotel room service because we're about to have the time of our lives of his newly announced vegas residency. it's an that's

right. people announced just minutes ago he's headed to sin city for his vegas after dark residency. it has dates in november, january and march all at the fontainebleau in las vegas. tickets go on sale, starting on wednesday and people isn't the only one headed to sin city. this iconic boy band just landed a vegas residency of their own. new kids on the block taking up residency at the mgm park casino shows will come in short runs the first starting june 20th, july 5th of next year. and then again, november 1st through the 15th tickets go on sale friday through ticketmaster. and we're heading to london now for the big premiere of this animated action movie. >>where's all the field? the red and blue box. it gives off a corroded metallic stent. >>looking for a road that is too transformers. one is the 7th movie of the transformers franchise but meant to be an origin story of sorts to celebrate the release of the film. chris hemsworth, who

plays optimus prime and brian tyree who plays megatron. >>rolled out on the red carpet. scarlet johansen who plays little one was also there wearing a stunning red saint laurent down the michael keaton. steve buscemi also made appearances with the rest of the cast. >>i think it's really interesting for friends a different side both job. what wrong active in just start. it does offer up something very unique got friend before enemies is going to interesting and makes puts the films on stories integrated context and is a that is such an honor to play bumblebee. i mean, of all the characters. i think i get to play the funniest really he's a fan favorite. and i felt a little bit of pressure going. i've got to match the war, if you will. and we had a really fun time doing transformers. one is out today could be something fun. do this weekend. >>with your entertainment report in hollywood, i'm eateries fire. now just weeks

away. the secret service's acting director says the agency failed one. former president donald trump was shot in the ear this july. >>he says people will be held accountable and the agency needs more resources. we cannot afford to fail. but that's what secret service acting director ronald rowe said happened july 13th in butler, pennsylvania. there was an over reliance on mobile devices. >>resulting information being siloed. rowe says communication deficiencies and complacency let a gunman

opened fire on the former president is employees will be held accountable. rowe says the secret service will undergo a paradigm shift in needs more resources. this cannot be about working our people harder. meanwhile, on capitol hill, the age of 405, the nays are 0 house unanimously passed a bill to give presidential candidates the same secret service protection as the president. new york congressman ritchie torres says he's optimistic it passes the senate major residents of a interest. at on. >>president but with respect to trump, rowe says we've been doing that since july 13. he says the agency needs help to sustain that. we have finite resources. >>and we are stretching those resources to their maximum right now. well, i don't know that we have a huge funding problem. we have a management problem for sure. missouri senator josh hawley says the secret service needs to answer more questions before he's okay with more funding. got to keep pushing until we get answers. the task force investigating. now bothtrump

attempted assassinations will hold its first hearing next thursday. >>the group is expected to come out with a report in december in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple.

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>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>if you're watching kron, 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. a cal fire employees now in custody accused of setting multiple small fires in the north bay calfire. law enforcement arrested robert hernandez this morning at howard forest fire station. investigators say hernandez set fires across sonoma county in dyersville, healdsburg and windsor. hernandez is an engineer with cal fire. and according to the agency, he's been connected to 5 small fires within the last month. he was booked in sonoma county jail on arson. san jose. taekwondo instructor will soon be registered as a offender. but the court says

he can still work with kids and teach classes. the man was convicted for molesting 2 teenage girls when they were under the years of 16. and for the first time since his arrest, the teenagers moms are now speaking out saying parents in san jose should be aware of this crop for shock moment has the story. >>this is a picture that the girls like surprise me been dogs just like any other parent. she thinks the world of her 2 daughters voters over has done. this is what a lot of the stuff that's happening. but she's even more proud as it's been 5 years since her daughter spoke out against their longtime taekwondo instructor. >>and family friend andrew side, man who taught her daughter's taekwondo for more than a decade. so the girl saw a big brother, robin knox says he abused that power. a group of kids camping. >>and he would be sleeping in the tent with all the kiddos.

eventually the daughters spoke out and so was charged early 2019. his case was then postponed for years due to pandemic restrictions. but on monday, he will be sentenced, convicted of molesting mob. a dog's 2 daughters. >>if you think there's a gratifying feeling on this as a parent, i place my kids in his hands. so him being arrested. i can't tell you how that really feels. now. part of his sentencing is that still has to spend 60 days on house arrest, which he's already done because the case has been delayed so many times. another component is registering as a offender under megan's law for up to a decade. but one of the biggest news that the parents have is that, sir, is still the owner of this taekwondo studio and can still work with children even after his sentencing. >>another big issue is that the offender registry laws say since he is the owner of this taekwondo studio, it's really up to him to declare himself as a offender to families and he had his rights taking care

of. >>now that he's guilty, who's protecting the innocent? we reached out to the district attorney's office and they never gave us an explanation as to why he can still work with kids. >>they also told us, sir, has to report his offender registry to his students. but when we clarify the part of the law that excludes business owners, they didn't respond. this is a loophole in our law. >>there needs to be something to protect our skits more. >>as for mama knocks daughters, both went on to graduate college. she's proud of their courage and they stood their ground to speak their truth. >>and in it. they did it to protect others. and with this chapter of such as legal battle behind them, murray has this message for parents. just no one with your most valuable asset. because moment that is damage. it is hard to fix. now we tried to reach out to and russell with 2 different phone numbers. we tried to reach him on facebook. >>email and instagram and we

have not been able to hear from him. but the district attorney's office did tell us if he does violate and the part of his sentencing, he could serve prison time reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>taking a live look now at the embarcadero looking out on to the bay bridge is just glistening. they're looking nice and pretty. but there's a lot of fog. well, bill, we expect as we go into the weekend, that's the question. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to give you a look ahead, >>fog rolling in. yeah. kind of rolling on through right now into san francisco. the transamerica building disappearing in some of that fog right now. thinking up, likely going to see some drizzle again overnight tonight least along the coastline. so maybe a little damp early on tomorrow to start out your weekend. temperatures today, not bad. still below the average temperatures. go 65 69 in oakland, warm 79 in san jose starting to see those numbers creep up inland. 84 degrees in livermore. 83 in concord is 77

for high in santa rosa. but as we head through the weekend, these temperatures only going to rise, especially inland. you're gonna be in the 90's. i think it a little hot as we head in towards sunday and monday right now that storm system that rolled through the state is now making its way east. and you can see some rain toward the vegas area. also parts of arizona's. we're most that move out of town now looks like high pressure settle in nicely just in time. so tomorrow we're going to watch these temperatures warming up. you're probably in the 80's in san jose under mostly sunny skies starting out some patchy fog in oakland early plenty of sunshine, warm weather by the afternoon. kind of touching go. you can see that fog kind of burning off hanging out the sunset all day long about 63 degrees downtown. >>so unless the governor has a different proposal. >>that is going if come up with something better. folks like me are left with no other option. >>antioch mayor lamar hernandez store urging other city leaders there to support a measure that would increase penalties for retail and drug

crimes. this comes after governor newsom express its opposition to prop 36. mayor thorpe is asking other bay area leaders to stand with him on voting to pass it. he says we forms already passed by the governor have help combat large retail crime operations. citizens of eastern contra costa county. >>newsom says if passed the bill would have significant consequences for marginalized communities. now to an update on disgraced music mogul sean diddy combs. he's been placed on suicide watch in a new york

jail. that's while he awaits trial on federal sex-trafficking and racketeering charges. authorities say this is a routine measure and inmates under suicide watch are fully kenley monitored. tmz spoke with combs is lawyer who says the rapper is not suicidal. holmes has pleaded not guilty to 3 criminal counts related to decades of alleged abuse. prosecutors go on to say he also ran a, quote, criminal enterprise under the guise of his business empire comes was denied bail twice earlier this week. and a trial date has not yet been set. he's facing a sentence of life in prison and a minimum of 15 years. if convicted on all counts. tonight, caltrans is closing a section of i-680, for the weekend. just to be aware, crews will be putting in new pavement on 6.80, southbound. that's between alcosta boulevard in san ramon. and i i-80 and 6, 80 connector in pleasanton. the closure is set

to last until for monday morning. for details for a look where to go and detours. you can visit kron 4 dot com. there you see the san francisco symphony playing out loud, but they're silent heading into the weekend concert schedule. there's saturday are now canceled. this as corps members are on strike for 3 days while members of the american musical artist skills protest this guild, members are protesting more budget cuts, the chorus, which they say is already the lowest pay segment of the symphony. >>art is for the public. it is public service. it is for the people. and as artists. it is our greatest story and honor to be able to share passion with the we are also people really deserve living arrangements.

>>is it funny says all shows that have been canceled will not be rescheduled but does not expect further concert cancellations as it continues their negotiations with the chorus. >>you're watching kron 4 news at 12 30. we'll have more for you after the break. stay here. saturday. thousands of

volunteers will head out to local beaches, help pick up trash and debris. >>that's all for the california coastal cleanup day. it's the largest volunteer events in the states. kron 4 stephanie land spoke a santa clara valley water district board. vice chair richard santos to learn how the cleanup goes beyond just the beach. so first off, what people think of california coastal cleanup most folks might think of picking up litter from their local beach, right? but >>here in the bay area, there are lots of other waterways that need some cleaning up to. so tell us a bit about the areas that your where you're hosting cleanup events this year. >>know, we have a lot of rivers, a lot critics who caused the 2 biggest ones of the guadalupe in know the main crease, the goat flow to the bay. so israel vital that we continue maintaining enough, the hazard materials and trash and you name it. and so we're very blessed to have volunteer the make america great. >>yeah. and you mentioned those 2 waterways,

specifically. what exactly is driving all of the debris and litter to phillip those specific waterways and why you need so much help there. >>pretty because part the cost of don't be having dose available and recycling areas and too many people to dump. plus, we have the it's increased and the likely with your help, we can get the word out. we need volunteers and senator collins, all chip in our school. kids are helping out. we have something like 49 sites. last year. we had something like 1200 volunteers. we encourage everybody take the time, make help others protect our environment, making sure we have fish clean water. and here's thing we do together makes better place to live yeah. and we are with looking at some photos some images of past cleanups from previous years. >>so how many years have you

been hosting these events? have you noticed any interesting trends over the last few years? well, i have thank you. 40th anniversary. and i have to of of watch increase. i've been about 24 years. i love everything we do. unfortunately, though, there's just more and more and more trash and people uganda. i open with teachers and school, but you knew what you get involved and get the pride your community. you want to make it clean and presentable and environmentally safe. so with your broadcast will begin encourage more volunteers to participate and take root in your community, make it better. >>yeah. sounds like the demand for volunteers is pretty high, especially this year. given what you just described there, can you walk us through how people can sign up to volunteer and how they can learn about the different locations where they can participate. >>yes, we have the clique re

clean. created an award or senator. do you want you could hook up give you instructions. we also give school kids no use condition, that kind of stuff we give them. school credits, letters of support. so there's many ways and we all reached like and various a community center and sunnyvale in milpitas great turnout chamber of commerce's rotary clubs all come out to help so we hope it's contagious that everybody gets off volunteers just again. one more time make your could community look better. you know, you want to showcase community and we have the south bay covid obvious. so they have money to read the 40 volunteers. but again, we 49 sites last year, 1200 volunteers. let's make it a goal. let's get 1400 this get 1800 this all chip in. >>yeah. and as we start to wrap things up here, of course, we're talking about getting people out for california coastal cleanup day. but this is something that people should be engaging in possibly everyday working

to keep their local pristina. any guidance there? >>will we supply load? the bags we go on a roadway. it's all taxpayers money provided back. so we have the safety equipment there. you'll have going ministers there to help you be safe. make sure those certain areas there watched over we have security. let's take you a coyote. what would be make county who i used to be beautiful. keep a beautiful again. this all volunteer chair, ben not be out there. i'm looking forward and i meet new people. it's because your young just love to see volunteer. so i'll be out there is that for dick sent of the lead to talk with you and encourage you to continue. >>all right, richard santos, the santa clara valley water district, thank you so much for your time this afternoon. >>thank you. christian. after m

their testing, operation cruise cars are coming back to bay area streets. just not in san francisco four's will tran is in mountain view where the robo taxis are set to relaunch. >>i am looking around and so far i don't see crews cars patrolling the streets, but they are and will be doing so for the next several days, if not weeks, but they're not picking up passengers and definitely not picking up passengers in san francisco, which is the marquee city in the bay area because they get their license yanked last year after a cruise car without a driver behind the wheel hit a woman in tractor about 20 feet. the dmv, in essence, the

state yank the license and it has not returned, but in mountain view and sunnyvale, there is a chance that they will get the license to start picking up people. here's what's going to happen. they will have a driver behind the wheel, but they're not going to pick up in the body. in the meantime, all they're going to do is drive around map the area with the hope that eventually the state will give crews that go ahead, the green light, so to speak, to start picking up passengers. we got a chance to talk to some people mountain view. here's their reaction to seeing crews going around town. im a traffic slower. they're they're pretty slow to get off like a red light or invite yeah, i think a lot of people just like the coverage other off. i don't know how they react to that. but should be interesting. >>here to what happens. but you ever hopping a driverless car. >>to get around town. i mean, if it was necessary now. why has the has a car? so i drive his car, but it's an emergency, a car. why not? in san francisco, a lot of people

against automated cars, autonomous cars, some people like it. but the bottom line is it cannot operate. >>in san francisco, but in mountain view and sunnyvale, it seems to have the blessing of both cities as far as when or if the possibility of crews going around here picking up passengers without a driver. well, if you follow a trend, crews did this in other cities like phoenix and houston in about 3 or 4 weeks after they started doing that. that's when they got the license. so it could be driving around here in about a month from now. picking up people. >>in the east bay, the nation's longest serving park ranger betty reid. soskin was honored on her 100rd birthday kron. 4 shaw's clifford was an l sobrante for the celebration. >>well, bay area icon betty reid soskin is 103 years old today and she is doing great today here and also brought a they celebrated her birthday on friday morning, betty reid

soskin friends and family along with staff and students from the el sobrante middle school that bears her name gathered to celebrate that he's 100rd birthday. suskind is probably best known as being the country's oldest park ranger in her 80's. she started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter world war, 2 home front museum enrichment. she retired 3 years ago at the age of 100 since retiring. but he has been working with the filmmaker to complete a documentary about her life titled sign my name to freedom. the film will focus on her experiences as a young african-american mother living in walnut creek, her career and her love of making music. a short preview of the film was shown birthday party when asked what advice she has for young people. betty says she tries to live in the moment. i think i have lived every single day individually when i've never tomorrow. i it's

had anything to do with and always absolutely immediate in and finally in celebration of her long history of contributions to the community. >>that he saw skin was presented with a certificate of appreciation from the california department of education. the producers on the documentary about betty's life say they hope to finish editing the film sometime next year. >>and then try to get it released, possibly with a limited theatrical release. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

hollywood hills home has been targeted by attackers and squatters. now residents say

the home has been in this condition for more than 2 years and they're frustrated reporter kareen wynter talks. the neighbors concerned about their safety. >>a crime in the hollywood hills, neighbors capturing that culprit in action tagging a multimillion dollar mansion, the home vacant for years with young intruders. armed with spray cans displaying their work with the property covered in graffiti. it's pretty wild they can do this. this homeowner jack, who didn't want to provide his last name, said that hacking has gotten worse over the past few months. sky 5 shows a wider view of the graffiti squatters also coming and going from the property. according to neighbors who call it a cat and mouse game, they contact the lapd officers respond but never in time with the alleged trespassers taking i've had a few run-ins with them and honestly, i mean there there wasn't an element it wasn't afraid they weren't criminals so to speak. they were expressing themselves expressing their art. and yesterday, one guy even really apologize to me. he said he was just here to video and

film and >>use it for social media. this vacant home reportedly belongs to a man named john middleton. according to a public records search. he's the same person who owns this vacant home in the hollywood hills. that has also been previously taken over by squatters. middleton's dad owns the philadelphia phillies just this past week. the lapd confirmed officers responded to this property 4 times for calls involving burglary and trespassing. anything like this >>attention. and thing when it's on your doorstep, course, according to la city councilman, if you're almonds office, the city has been working with the lapd and the department of building and safety. and that dbs issued an abatement order that the property owner ignored and that dbs tried securing the property with fencing. but that security measure was breached. commons office also said the owner is an egregious violation of the law and we are elevating the issue with the abandoned buildings unit at dbs to ensure that the fullest extent of enforcement is being implemented urgently and swiftly. ktla also found

in its public records search. there is a lean on this home and that according to the la assessor's office, the owner defaulted on property taxes for several years. >>kareen wynter, ktla, 5 news.

>>lawyers for the alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez asked the judge for dismissal friday, arguing a procedural snafu by the district attorneys office and saying its grounds to throw out the involuntary manslaughter charges. kron four's philippe djegal was at the courthouse. it was a loved was anyone nearly 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez

was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts pointing outside alameda county superior court friday morning. >>for a judge to look past a technical error and maintain involuntary manslaughter charges against the officers connected to her son's it started with a welfare check and turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body, which an autopsy says contributed to his death. was working. yeah, we they need >>they thank attorneys representing the defendants arguing necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. on friday, the judge heard from both sides and expects to announce a ruling by the next court date october. 11th. >>last december, the city of alameda settled a wrongful death. civil rights lawsuits with the gonzalez family

exceeding 11 million dollars no way this judge to take procedural >>use that as a loophole cops, these defendants were in court. prosecutors called the procedural snafu, unfortunate and not do the mishandling by the current da's office just before signing initially the officers were cleared of criminal charges by former district attorney nancy o'malley. then pamela price took over and reexamined the case leading to the involuntary manslaughter charges. >>in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 for long. >>in southern california, 6 firefighters remain hospitalized. some with serious injuries after they were hurt in a rollover crash. the firefighters were heading home after doing a 12 hour shift battling the airport fire interview code canyon before crashing. reporter shelby nelson has the latest from santa ana. these families in the entire firefighting community are really having a tough time with this one. but

despite that, >>the orange county fire authority chief commended his staff, specifically those who responded and were able to do triage on those patients. >>despite seeing lots of their colleagues in such bad shape. now, 2 of those firefighters have been released from the hospital. 8 firefighters total suffered a multitude of injuries and were sent to area hospitals. officials say the santiago hand crew with orange county fire authority had just finished a grueling 12 hour shift on the airport. fire last night just before 7 o'clock. they were headed northbound on the 2.41 toll road when suddenly a ladder in the road appeared the driver of the crew transport swerved when he side causing him to hit a guardrail. first responders arrived within 7 minutes. again, all 8 were hospitalized. 2 of them have been released while the other 6 remain having met with us. >>you know, the families last night. visiting the hospitals. you can imagine the pain that they're we've got a tough road ahead. many of the injured.

going to be hospitalized for quite a while now. this is something that could have been prevented. officialswith chp urging people to strap down their items. >>in neighboring la county crews removed more than 38,000 tons of litter and debris from roadways in less than a year's time. no of those 6 were still hospitalized. doctors say 2 of them are in critical condition. that's the very latest from santa and i'm shelby nelson sending it back to you. the latest iphones are

now ready to buy new models and updates attracting customers are shares his review in rich on tech. >>every year there are new

iphones and every year they get slightly better. now if you want or need a new phone, this might be the year to upgrade as there are some notable changes and potentially useful ai on the horizon. this is the iphone 16 in ultra marine. this is the iphone 16 pro max in desert. titanium. it has the largest screen ever on an iphone. >>this year, both models have the action button which replaces the ringer. silence, which the nice thing is that you can program it to do various things like open an app or start a voice search. if you remember, it's there. the other big new feature is camera control. this is a button on the side of the phone that activates the camera press again to snap a photo lightly pressed to adjust settings or zoom. it's fine for opening the camera fast. but past that might take some getting used to. i still prefer the on-screen shutter button 16 based models have 2 lenses, but no dedicated to.

what you can. digital zoom up to 10 times. pro models have a 3rd lance, which lets you zoom up to 5 times optical. and 25 times digital. the pro models also have an improved wide angle lens. better microphones and can capture video in crystal clear and smooth for k 120 frames per second, which you can slow down later. both phones can take macro shots, but the pro can be more details. across the board. battery life is better and wireless charging is faster. what's nice this year is that apple put the same specs in the small and big versions of these phones. >>which means you can choose your screen size and not miss out on main features. >>bottom line, if you want a slightly better photos and videos. plus that promise of ai later go with the 16. if you want the absolute best photos and videos an iphone can capture. plus ai later go with the 16 pro. and if you're

happy with your current phone and you don't really care about ai summarizing your text are helping you write your e-mails. there's always next year. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. friday. the a's

begin their final homestand in the city of oakland. and while much of the focus recently has been with anger towards the owner, john fisher, this game was much more about nostalgia and unifying. the dedicated fans. kron four's. dan kerman is at oakland coliseum for the send off before they moved to vegas. >>bittersweet is probably the best way to describe how fans are feeling as the a's begin

their final homestand here in the city of oakland. some 4 hours before the first pitch, cars were lined up outside the oakland coliseum waiting for 2.30 to arrive. so they could be the first to enter the parking lot as the a's begin their final homestand in the city of oakland. it's it's awesome. it's at the same time. >>being at a loved one's funeral. i mean, that's exactly what myself and so many people are going been coming here since we were young kids. now i have my grandkids here with the bond that they won't be here to enjoy, you know, as they get older, they won't get to enjoy this. is bittersweet. these diehards tailgating say they want. you got as much pleasure as they can from a's baseball. >>in their final days in oakland point here early, i live in oklahoma now i came back for my 50th high school reunion. i'm like i'm gonna go to a's game before they >>leave. we were in line and again, our going to go get in line for the record there. ricky henderson, bobblehead. everybody needs a henderson

bobblehead. many came with parents and parents of parents that have some very specific, great memories of their days. as oakland a's fans, a world series against the giants had a brief walk off ella sweatt. we were here when ricky anderson raised the bag above his head. >>was stolen base record. coming back here with my dad. 40 passed away and sit in the bleachers. >>and the dollar dogs just the crack of the bat with my dad. it's just that's the best. >>final homestand consists of 6 games, 3 against the yankees, 3 against the rangers. tickets still available for some of those games at the oakland coliseum. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>more news coming up. stay with us. live on air and online with the kron on app.

>>busy around here all around the state to file. looks like that weather is going to clear out. want to give you a look at our getaway forecast. no delays being reported. sfo, oakland or san jose are all looking good now. but the monterey bay, you're starting out fog in the morning. probably some lingering clouds even in the afternoon. 50's and 60's coast side find some sunshine to 73 degrees in carmel valley. 67 degrees in slate southern california course. they've had those major fires burning there. those of slow down quite a bit. air-quality much better 60's 70's across much of los angeles basin in the high country. we've been talking about some snow early on this week, but now it is back to sunshine. 75 degreesin truckee. 72 south lake tahoe, 81 degrees and warm in reno in 79 in carson city. so if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, should be a beautiful weekend to do that. that nice fall weather cool temperatures tonight. warm by day mid 70's a bowl sunday and

monday. then as we get into next week everything begins to change shows, we're going to see high pressure really begin to build in and that ridge kind of settling in very nicely as that low pressure center moves eastward. all of a sudden, yeah, we're going to crank up the temperatures around here too. still have enough of a seabreeze to bring some patchy fog along the coastline. but overall, these temperatures going to heat up as early as tomorrow thing. some places pushing near 90 degrees and some of the interior valleys by tomorrow afternoon about 83 degrees in san jose. 78 as you make your way into who are maybe 80's into oakland about 65 degrees in san francisco. still cool out the coast with some of that fog next couple of days. we are looking at more sunshine on the way 90's, even some mid 90's on monday and tuesday cooling down come wednesday and thursday, by the way, next week is the first full week of fall. >>and that here for us at kron 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a great weekend.

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