now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching cough. our news at 11, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app. stephanie rothman tonight, the family of an 11 year-old girl

has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver involved and a crash that killed her back in april. kron 4 sarah stinson has an update speaking with the attorney representing the family. she reports from cupertino. >>a walk home from a park turned tragic for a cupertino family. 11 year-old monte qatari was among 4 children walking in the bike lane when investigators say a truck plowed into them on april. 27. >>not he was walking back from a park near her home with her sister and her 2 cousins that were visiting from india and her father and her grandfather were walking with them. just several steps behind. they legally walking in the bike lane because there wasn't a continuous sidewalk. qatari died at the hospital a couple days later. >>her family has now filed a lawsuit against the driver of the truck. sima bought is the family's attorney. i don't know if i can. >>overstate the hole that's

been. left in the heart. nike's parents. >>but says mall, he's younger sister and cousins, ages 8, 7, and 4 suffered serious injuries. she also fears of the emotional damage done to te children. her sister watched. >>older sister die right in front of her eyes, >>all these all the children have suffered the santa clara county sheriff's office identified the driver as 38 year-old adam. she in lieu of cupertino, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. but so far has not been charged with the crime. the family is also suing grandparents who owned the truck involved but says they should not have loaned it to him when he was unfit to drive. according to our investigation. >>he had had at least one dui in the past and he did not have a valid driver's license at the time of this incident, but says they're in the process of filing another lawsuit against the city of

cupertino in hopes that it will make this stretch of road safer for pedestrians and hoping that by this lawsuit we can help effect some change because this should not happen again. and if it if there are changes made in this can absolutely happen to anybody. i reached out to the city manager of cupertino as well as the santa clara county district attorney to see if there's any criminal charges being filed. but i did not hear back in time for this report. meanwhile, this civil lawsuit will have to work its way through the courts. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in cupertino. kron. 4 news. >>well, that's just one of the many side shows that people are concerned about it. in san francisco today, mayor breeze legislation to combat those sideshows and the reckless driving along with it was approved by city leaders. the new laws will increase criminal penalties for those

who plan and participate in sideshows making it illegal to prevent law enforcement from disrupting sideshows and more law enforcement will also expand strategies to work with regional partners on preventing the scheidt shows including cars and dirt bikes. the legislation will go in front of the board of supervisors for a second and final vote next week. and tonight, outrage from the oakland police officers association out mayor sheng thao and her executive order to remove homeless camps. it requires the removal of tents from anywhere they deem is hurting critical infrastructures, such as sidewalks and parks. the police officers association is calling the order a, quote, last-minute political son before voters decide whether to recall her this november. the says they have not been notified of this plan, especially since the police department is a big element and actually removing the homeless encampments. in a statement in response to the vice president of a sergeant,

tim dolan said, quote, mayor thao and the city council have spent the last 2 years cutting and defunding the police and safe levels. bokio a wants to help clean up oakland and assist in moving homeless encampments. but it means that residents will see increased wait time for officers responding to 9-1-1. calls. in the can residents have voiced their concerns about the rise in crime? and the mayor not doing enough to properly address the homeless situation in the city. switching gears now to weather. we're taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge, looking like a nice night, but pretty foggy out there to see what to expect for the rest of the week. we check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>a hot day in many spots. well inland 90's, even some triple digit heat in place like livermore outside the have rolled back on shore, a deeper marine layer is headed well inland overnight tonight. that means we've got a big cool down in the works as

early as tomorrow. probably for good news. we've had very hot temperatures. 97 and conquered 102. the official high and limb or 93 in hot san jose. 83 in oakland. 75 warm in san francisco the hot 95 in santa rosa. all these temperatures running above the average, but things are changing now. high pressure that brought us that nice weather. well, that is scooting eastward. a lot of clouds moving in along the coastline and it won't be long. we're going to be talking about some much cooler weather on the way. 61 in san francisco, 67 for a high in oakland, 79 rather pleasant in san jose. tomorrow. probably gonna watch these temperatures bottoming out just a bit running a little bit below the average. maybe some places cooling as much as 10 to 20 degrees. thanks, lawrence. >>the mayor of antioch is getting some pushback after suggesting he would ask help from the national guard. that's in response to a recent spike in gang violence. at least 15 shootings have been reported in the city since the start of the month. and police say most of those shootings are gang related. they go on

to say they've already added patrolling to the troubled areas of kabbalah road and the sycamore corridor. the mayor announced last night, though the he is considering restricting public access to those roads and also reaching out to the u.s. national guard to help at least one council member does not agree with him. >>there's i think that may be a while ago when we were so low and officers. but our officers are we're getting more officers on a monthly basis. i said if the violence does not subside here, extra efforts to i'm willing to fight for. and i would hope that the council would join in that effort because, you know, this is not just the mayor's responsibility. this is a collective effort. >>antioch police department continues to rebuild its force. that's after being hit with a lengthy fbi investigation. multiple indictments and convictions. the bay area's only professional woman soccer team is getting a new practice facility that will be in san

francisco. afc has been practicing at san jose state, but just in a few years, they hope to have their own space closer and that will be on treasure islands. the plan is to have 3 practice fields there and a sports facility covering about 8 acres. abe fc co-founder says she hopes this will be a place for not only players, but also the fans to enjoy you. want to invite you to come here to treasure island. >>we want you to see how we do our work. and then we want to come to the games and be a part of the celebration. >>the goal is to break ground next year and have a complete by 2027. >>100 gavin newsom. signs a bill restricting the use of cell phones in the capitol correspondent eytan wallace here at the california department of education. we're all speak one on one with superintendent of schools, tony thurmond, about with this restriction means for students, teachers and parents.

>>a dispute between the san mateo county sheriff's office and board of supervisors is spilling out into the public view. and that's with possible big consequences. now the community is reacting to this kron four's michael thomas explains. >>the county sheriff and her colleagues have been going back and forth for weeks. and many residents say they actually prefer it that way. so they know what's going on. this back and forth includes a lot of hirings firings investigations and a lot of different allegations. sunday night, mateo county sheriff christina corpus held a press conference to many that the county board of supervisors open an investigation it's the county's top leader executive

officer, michaela accusing him of retaliation, abuse of power, discrimination and bullying. it all comes just weeks after her office was put under investigation for allegedly being a toxic environment. hours after sunday's press conference, a board of supervisors responded to the sheriff saying they would take an appropriate action and that executive calatayud rejected those claims made by the sheriff. happy to do an open investigation. they also added that he's been with the county 41 years ending their statement saying, quote, unless proven otherwise the board will remain united in its full faith and trust in his leadership. this obviously upset the sheriff leading her to put out a statement saying, quote, it sends a clear message when you raise a complaint in san mateo county as a woman, you will be dismissed. we spoke with residents in the county regarding the situation. take a listen to what their thoughts were. >>i can't be sure on either side. i have to say the dismissal of for 3rd in command was a little suspicious. but i have to wait to see what happened. i don't necessarily disagree with the

statement. i find it a little odd the way she did it in that circumstance. i do think that there is an issue with gender and the county and this sheriff's office particular. >>as we get more updates on how this all plays out. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in san mateo county. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in studio. >>just weeks into the new school year, governor newsom has officially signed a bill to restrict the use of cell phones in the classroom. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains the details. >>well, to be clear, this is not an outright ban of cellphones in the classroom, but it will significantly limit the use of them in schools. it's a policy. the state superintendent says will benefit students. >>appreciate the governor signed a bill and getting into a new direction in california state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond expressing optimism after governor gavin newsom officially signed the bill known as the phone free school act. the legislation will require every school district charter school and county office of education to adopt a

policy limiting or prohibiting the use of smartphones in the classroom by summer 2026. it's proven that this will help to reduce disruption, distractions and it's proven that a lot of the social media that students are being, you know, impacted by has dramatically increased mental health challenges. and so. >>this is a good day for california. in a statement, the governor echoed a similar sentiment writing this new law will help students focus on academics, social development in the world in front of them, not their screens when they're in school. republican assembly member josh hoover co authored the bill he noted received strong support in the legislature from parents like him. >>on both sides of the aisle, strong supporter of this as a parent. >>my kids currently go to a school where phone access is not allowed. and at the end of the day, they've seen more social interaction with their peers. they've seen better academic performance. they've seen just a better school culture be created out of this. i think that is going to set them up much better for their future that than being on social media. >>and according to the legislation, cell phones will

still be allowed in schools in cases of emergencies and what the bill describes as perceived threats of danger reporting outside the california department of education in tom wallace kron 4 news. now to some news

coming out of the east community isn't raised after a youth golf coach is now accused of possessing child kron four's lezla gooden spoken investigators and has the latest details >>600 images of child was found the phone belonging to youth golf coach to from penal, according to the contra

costa county district attorneys office. so mister rohde is charged in a 2 count criminal complaint in contra costa county superior court. >>the first count is possession of child and the second count is possession of more than 600 images of child. now in california, the way that the law's written is that one video of child equals 50 images. the da's office to spent several years as a volunteer golf coach. >>at the know valley high school and a youth golf coach of the richmond country club. in a statement, the west contra costa county school district says to has never been employed or approved to volunteer or coach for our district. the safety of our students is our highest priority. and we remain fully committed to enforcing strict protocols to ensure that only qualified individuals work with our students. these particular videos were talking about creepy best and children who are being sexually abused, engage in acts. investigation

began back in august when the internet crimes against children task force served a warrant his house and pinole and collected several electronic devices, videos and pictures of child were found on his iphone. these types of investigations. we're always trying to find out whether or not the offender is part of a group of like-minded individuals. >>if the offender is a hands-on offender has contact with children. and that's something we're just going to continue to look at as we continue to go through his devices. investigators to use social media platform, snapchat. >>and instagram to distribute these items and they don't believe any of the alleged victims are connected to his local coaching on. we don't have any indication that he was producing any of the content we do. we do have indications that he was distributed on social media to has pled not guilty is currently out on $100,000 bail and is due back in court on october. 23rd alarming to parents that they dropped their children off with this person, not knowing that that is what they're interested in.

and so any parent or any child that would like to come and talk to us about this particular on investigation is highly encouraged to do we reached out to the richmond country club for comment but haven't heard back as of news time lezla gooden. >>we've been seeing a new trends. parents held accountable for crimes committed by their children. we're also seeing parents not taking any chances. just last week, a father turned his ten-year-old son in to police over an alleged snapchat threat to shoot up a florida high school. now news nation's xavier walton reports on this emerging legal trend and tells you what you need to know. >>so this latest case, a florida father turns in his 10 year-old son who police say threatened to shoot up a school that threat coming on social media coming on snapchat. now, this is part of a troubling trend, if you will, already in this school year. only in september, there have been more than 20 reported school shootings across the country. but this

goes into a bigger story. illegal trend where parents are now being wrapped let's talk about that. there's been real, a real change in the system. if you want to begin early this year when the parents of ethan crumbley were convicted and sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for allowing their son to have access to a firearm. they became the first parents mass school shooting in america. then just 2 weeks ago, roughly in georgia, winder georgia, colin gray, father of accused school shooter, colt gray was arrested and held without bail on suspicion of second-degree murder and manslaughter. cops say colin, this is a dead, a lot of sun access to the web and they believe he used to shoot up apalachee high school, killing 2 students and 2 teachers in states like california, illinois, strict safe storage laws require farms to securely locked away, specially homes of minors. so your to do so can result in criminal charges if the weapon is accessed and used in an act of violence. legal experts say this is part of a broader trend aimed at curbing preventable tragedies to ensure that the adults in

their home that have those firearms secure the they're afraid they're afraid of the jail of the penalties. >>they're afraid of the criminal charges. they're afraid of the process. you look around, the prosecutors are becoming increasingly aggressive against dole's not secure the farms or in some cases, actually given the farms to those miners. so critics of the arrests and charges for parents agree out. parents do. >>bear some responsibility, but they say the root cause of gun violence needs to be addressed when it comes to stricter gun laws. more specifically at a federal level across the country nationwide when it comes to legislation on safe storage from florida. xavier walton news nation. tuesday

and washington lawmakers turn their attention to the faa and how it keeps you safe when you fly. it comes after 2 crashes recently and a door plug that fell out into the air washing correspondent in a sim lot explains their questioning. >>after 2 crashes of boeing, 7.37 max planes and a door plug fell off of another mid-flight. congress turned its attention to phase. oversight of boeing are america's interest. boeing needs to get its act together. the 2, 7, 30 sevens crashed in 2018 2019. the ntsb says a new system automatically pushed the nose of the airplanes down, but pilots didn't know about and in the january, alaska airlines blowout. the ntsb says the 7.37 left boeing's factory without the bolts to keep the door on the faa. chief says his agency has

increased inspections of boeing. we are currently writing the airworthiness certificate on certificate on each aircraft. normally that would be delegated to boeing. boeing is the largest exporter in the united states. lawmakers say the company's legal and financial struggles could affect the entire economy. there's stock keeps going down even quicker than some of their products. the company's financial reports show boeing has lost more than 25 billion dollars since 2019. >>and earlier this month, boeing machinists went on strike, stopping production of 3 of boeing's for commercial aircraft strike stops. some of the work that's going on see, administrator says the faa and boeing changes have made it safer to fly. is it safe to fly in a boeing 7.37? max. 9. it is safe. we certify each one of them. we do a final inspection. in addition to the boeing inspections in washington and today, some lot. >>several groups are coming together to make reading easier for refugee students.

reporter chloe curtis explains the new program as sacramento area school. >>several afghan refugees within the washington unified school district. we'll soon get help on their reading skills. journey thanks to a partnership between the masons of california raising a reader and the each group work together to bring books with farsi, translation to afghan refugee students currently enrolled in the district. those bilingual books will go out. students here shortly. and for some local school board members, the effort means a i'm a refugee myself. so this is not unlike what my family experienced when i was younger, right? a lot of it is the culture and could be a shop, right? the education system is very differet back in your home country than it is here. >>from teachers to school board members to the masons of california. there's a lot of excitement and gratitude for what these books will bring for new students here in the washington unified school district. now here shortly about 150 backpacks filled with all those reading

materials will go out to new students from afghanistan, starting another journey here in west sacramento, reporting in west sacramento, covering local news matters. chloe curtis fox, 40 news. >>on this date in history, we remember famed children's author and poet doctor seuss. plus, an elvis presley hit song was also released news nation's markie. martin looks back. >>is september. 24 am. it's national punch away. day in 1934 babe played in his last baseball game for the new york yankees at yankee stadium. you know him best as the creator of the muppets. jim henson was born dawn. but when the u.s. open becoming the first player to win a grand slam title in tennis and kentucky fried chicken also known as kfc opening franchise location in salt lake city, team. 57, this single jailhouse rock by elvis presley was released >>munsters premiered on our

small screens. the first episode of the primetime show, 60 and remember author and poet doctor died at the age of 87.

>>in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan says downtown has been feeling a little differently. that's in a good way and he wants to keep it going. now he's asking city council to approve some incentives, bring more businesses downtown kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the mayor to learn more. >>lets unpack all of this. i

mean, it really is offering businesses that com sign leases some pretty big incentives. how much are we talking about here? >>that's right. so for new businesses moving into our downtown, we will be basically 0 business tax for 2 years and free parking. now that's meter. we're doing 2 free parking spaces for every 1000 square feet least. but these are pretty meaningful incentives. and we hope it attracts more companies to lease space in our downtown. >>so we want do that because of why. what is it that you are hoping will be a payoff for the businesses that are in downtown santa say? >>well, first and foremost, you know, those getting those office workers back to downtown's are just critical for supporting the small business ecosystem. it's estimated that your average office worker spends about $195 in the vicinity of their workplace each week. that's

$195 per office worker going directly into the small businesses. the restaurants bars retail, the different entrepreneurs and small business owners who are providing amenities in downtown core. so it's a driver. i also just note that as we get those businesses established, they will grow here after that 2 year holiday from the business tax, they'll businesses that sign a 4 year or longer lease. so we're basically giving them a discount up front, but hopefully locking in their activity and and that tax base in the long run. >>so i was like a good coupon you know, and send those of this nature and so for us. so what do you think? have you reached out to city council members about getting this approved tonight? >>wearing support, it's actually coming to the council october first. so we're old. we're about the staff memo. we've got all the details of the plan. it will come to council one week and i'm i'm

fairly optimistic. we'll get there. what we've seen in downtown san jose is an incredible rebound nights and weekends. we're actually at 120% of pre-pandemic foot traffic nights and weekends in downtown san jose. but like all downtowns across the country, we're still struggling with high commercial vacancy rates downtown. so this is one more tool at our disposal to get those businesses to take another look at leasing space in the downtown core. >>what about mayor? as far as the sun is a moment now, we know that that was unveiled with a lot of fanfare. has that been successful? has it brought more people downtown? >>those are doing really well. so that program is essentially our small business pop-up effort where we have negotiated lower leases with landlords who have had long-term vacancies for storefronts downtown. and then move what first-time entrepreneurs and to start new business to test the concept.

and with a little bit of support from the city to see if they can become viable. so that's been sort of a small business pop-up for those to be viable in the long run, though many of them will need more office workers. so it's really about building ecosystem. it all started a year and a half ago when i first came into office saying we're going to focus first on being safe and clean. we have the safest, big city and safest downtown of a big city in the bay area. we're going to going to be clean. we've invested our ground works team to address graffiti and illegal dumping or enforcing our pedestrian facilitation zone and have pd walking patrols and bike patrols. now we're starting to bring in and refill those storefronts with small businesses. i think the last piece is getting those office workers there to sustain those small businesses, a case over talking about businesses, 50 employees that would save the company $40,000 of the next 2 years. >>600 employees estimated savings of $500,000. now, if you take that out of the

general budget for santa's word, is that money? then therefore be offset? how are you going to pay for that? yeah, great question. so that the benefit of focusing this incentive on attracting new business is that we are losing any revenue. >>when we have vacancies, as we do today, that's revenue. we're not getting. and as those businesses come back, we will immediately see a boost to city revenue because they'll be spending money and we collect sales tax revenue. so while we will forgo the business tax for 2 years. it's it's not tax that we're collecting today. and there's there's really no general fund impact there. in fact, we'll see increased sales tax revenue because we'll have more workers downtown. >>very good. thank you very much. we look forward to following up on the i believe you said october first, right? that's a city council meeting. okay. that's right. in

sacramento. surveillance video showing what led up to a disturbing discovery for small business in oak park. someone in the video can be seen pointing to an object on the building. and this morning the storefronts was found riddled with holes. now that business owner is wondering why their restaurant was hit reporter claudette stefani henry shot sacramento police to try and get some answers. >>a look at this. more able to see small, tiny holes that have been made and to this window, they're easy to nest. but this wasn't the only thing that was were also able to see foles here in the door as well as the other window. and right now the business owner is wondering why his business has been hit. >>a shock to surveillance

video capturing the moments just yesterday after midnight when a hooded man with a scooter walks by and moves toward the business. a closer look shows the man pulling out what looks like a gun and aiming it at the shop. the business owner's wife is are gonna singer says a worker woke up to find the business riddled with holes came in and then she sent me a screenshot of what door. she asked me if i notice that they said no, she was. i just came in and i. >>they see this. and that's how i notice whatever struck the door and windows pierce all the way through and left tiny holes. questions still linger on what exactly hit the business. i didn't know if someone like came and actually try to hitters on through something. sacramento. plice say they received a report and are looking into this. but tell us it's too early to determine what type of investigation this will be. we caught up with a worker who showed up today unaware of what had happened. this is a small business and walk here and i that. >>if people locally just walking not coming

>>and he helps investigators get to the bottom of whatever happened and keep him and others safe. >>and again, we want you to take a good look at the whole set of an aid into the store away. as you can see, they're small, but it's done damage. we're all of this asked place right now. the business owner is calling on the community asking anyone to come forward with information that might help with this investigation. reporting from oak park covering local news that matters a lot of stuff on and fox. 40 news. >>president joe biden addresses the annual united nations general assembly as he issues a call for global unity. the president speaks to the need of ending the conflict in the middle east while also continuing support for ukraine. washington correspondent basil john reports on the president's speech. >>in his last address to the united nations general assembly, i've seen a remarkable sweep of history. president joe biden highlighted the importance of

alliances, all end u.s. support to address major issues across the world war hunger. >>chairs hour. record displacement of people. climate crisis. the president made a case to keep up support for ukraine in its war against russia. i asked. >>people is champion stand up for that. president biden urged for an end to the conflict in the middle east and to secure a future for israel and innocent palestinians. now is the time for the parties of finalizes terms, bring the hostages home. your security for israel and gaza? free of script. he's a suffering in gaza and and this war. but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell blames the administration for the rising tensions in the region. it is the combination of a weak and ineffectual response. >>2 around back aggression and president biden is still optimistic that a diplomatic solution is possible progress

toward peace will put us in a stronger position. >>to do the ongoing threat posed by and to do that. the president delivered a final call to action. there's nothing that's beyond our capacity. if we work together reporting in washington, i'm basil, john. lawmakers on

capitol hill are looking into the failures that lets the botched rollout of the free application for federal student aid program. house committee is hearing from the government accountability office about the mistakes that led to more than 400,000 fewer applications this year. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports.

>>under 4 million missed calls and education botched that in 432,000, fewer fafsa submissions later representing an overall decrease of 3%. the government accountability office says the department of education's new fafsa launch hurt lower-income students the most. these are the families that need education to help achieve an economic future. the g a o shared findings from its new report on the fafsa rollout. it described delays and website problems that weren't fix for months. example, if you're born in the year 2000, you simply couldn't proceed. the report also found the department knew there could be delays as early as august 2022. but didn't announce that for 7 months. regrettably. >>implementation of the law has been derailed. >>both republicans and democrats expressed concern about next school year's fafsa period. it's already been pushed back to december.

>>nothing i've seen or heard from federal student aid. inspires confidence that the system is fixed. beta testing for the 2025. 26 fafsa is set to start next week. they verbally given promises a we have not seen any documents that involved with the test plans would look like. but education secretary miguel cardona is assuring higher education leaders next. fafsa will be better. in a letter he wrote, the department is, quote, committed to learning from challenges with last year's launch. >>and making improvements in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>kron four's celebrating hispanic heritage month. 16th annual latino film festival is coming up and we had a chance to sit down with the founder as well as the film's director to learn more about the importance of representation in the industry. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>movie makers and film fanatics will be filling up the roxy theater on october.

11th for the annual san francisco latino film festival. we have a film this year, for example, that it's about a ghost town in northern mexico >>down to the last 2 people living there and they don't talk to each funny and impactful films like a more fant will be showcased during the three-week festival. >>it's hosted by cinema us the founder liu, joe ramirez says a committee of 30 people spent months watching hundreds of films before selecting which ones made the cut. we had over 300 submissions this year. >>and pretty much whittled it down to about 40 films. and so we show documentaries and narrative features a fiction films and whole slew of short films, documentaries like prodigal daughter will be screened opening night. he has 16 years since i have seen my funny. >>time to rush out to them. >>director velvet vso says

it's about her life being undocumented immigrant in america and reconnecting with her family in lima, peru, going back to my family. >>meant for me that i. to call these healing journey of self-discovery. >>valdivia so came to san francisco in 1993. with the dream of becoming a filmmaker. and now that dream has come true. how does it feel 9 people be sitting in these chairs right here watching the film you spent more than a decade making. >>i am so freels the entity here. lot the film, the started here and here in this story so that theater, suspicions amicus when it came a young person. i used to come here to see the other. they're films and now. i a complete circle in a that vso says her

film explores the challenges she overcame since arriving in the u.s.. and when you come here. >>you it's not something that you have control over then life can be, you know, takes a different path and it can be very difficult in or you have to find ways to survive the sense belonging what his home and when or where the white been on duyst been on in my home country through >>and boy hear the festival includes dozens of virtual and in-person screenings. ramirez says these films represent most of the latinx community. something he says needs more representation in mainstream hollywood flicks. in many ways. it's a it's an inspirational thing to come to the festival where >>people are reflecting people that look like you are reflected on the screen while the festival begins towards the end of hispanic heritage month. >>volta vso says it helps to

keep these important conversations going that he knows in hollywood and beyond looking for representation storytelling in the arts. >>in every single aspect of society. and we can always inspire the younger generations. it's not there and there's a long way to go. fred, does swear is so super important to really need those diet cokes. >>i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>we'll be right back after a quthe cast of

megalopolis hits the red carpet in new york city for the premiere of francis ford coppola's latest film. plus selling sunset mary bonnett sept by to chat about season 8. dayna devon has the details in the entertainment report. >>we start with the premiere of a movie director francis ford coppola says he's wanted to make for 40 years. and by the way, he invested 120 million dollars of its own money into this. >>the only one that's available to us. a city that people can dream about. like it the way it will need help. now. >>megalopolis explores the fight between a utopian ideal

a stick future and a regressive status quo. kopel a stack, the movie with an incredible cast. adam driver, jean carlo, esposito, grace van der wal that nathalie emmanuel audrey plaza just to name a few. they stepped out on the red carpet, new york city in support of the movie's premiere saying at first and you're like, this is definitely why you create things like that. and then i saw the menu for the first time. i definitely was like, yeah, only francis for a and make. that is when you make a movie that's unusual and was never. >>why made before you tend to the movie tends to make itself and makes itself through the collaborators who the actors all of you are asking, well, let's do more of that. no listed more of that little by little makes itself adam driver at the star of the film wasn't at the premiere, but our doug kolk caught up with him here in los angeles. >>there wasn't a choice that could be too extreme. you know, he. he also set it up sometimes where you come to set and you'll do theater games like you did in college.

so it is it. is it from an acting standpoint? is it refreshing to work that it was one of the best uni experiences i've ever megalopolis hits theaters on friday. >>and some tv news from starring on selling sunset to writing her memoir, selling sunshine reality tv star mary joins us to share insight into her life and address the rumors from season 8. alana she owned the town and then there was this huge backlash because she apparently only owns a tiny, tiny part of it. what were your thoughts about all that? >>you know, i i didn't understand you can own a town to again and that's why talk about so even owning part of a still surprising, right? right. right i'm kind of blown away by all of it. and i talk to personally about that. so bad. she got ready to go by everybody. i about it. so i ate. i'm still impressed that you part of it. leave it at that. telling sunset season 8 is on netflix. now that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon.

>>wall street made modest gains tuesday and the justice department files an antitrust suit against visa. >>here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks modestly higher today despite the weakest showing for consumer confidence in 3 years, consumer confidence is down because of well, high prices for food, rent and other such things, even though from a macroeconomic level, things go pretty well with inflation coming down and stocks at a record high. even so the national retail federation still predicts holiday sales will rise about 4% this year. shares of media mogul john malone's liberty, broadband had their best day ever surging. 28 1% after the company proposed a merger with spectrum parent charter communications malone is no stranger to either company he owns 49% of liberty and 26% of charter. and even though mortgage rates are coming down, home prices continue to go up. according to the s and p case, shiller index home prices in july rose 5% on an annual basis to a new record.

now let's turn to credit card giant visa. the department of justice filed suit against visa over allegedly unfair practices in the debit-card market. according to the doj visa for more than a decade entered into exclusive agreements with merchants and banks that restricted them to visa zone processing network as opposed to say the mastercard or discover networks visa allegedly threatened to impose higher fees on merchants if they went with other payment networks. visa process. nearly 4 trillion dollars in debit card transactions in the year through june and generated over 7 billion dollars in processing fees. these are the climb to comment on the doj is lawsuit. its shares were down 5% today. back to you.

>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. the family of an 11 year-old girl has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver involved in the crash that killed her back in april. kron four's sara stinson spoke with the attorney representing that family as she has the report from cupertino. >>a walk home from a park turned tragic for a cupertino family. 11 year-old molly qatari was among 4 children walking in the bike lane when investigators say a truck plowed into them on april. 27. >>my he was walking back from

a park near her home with her sister and her 2 cousins that were visiting from india and her father and her grandfather were walking with them. just several steps behind. they legally walking in the bike lane because there wasn't a continuous sidewalk. qatari died at the hospital a couple days later. >>her family has now filed a lawsuit against the driver of the truck. sima bought is the family's attorney. i don't know if i can. >>overstate the hole that's been. left in the heart. nike's parents. >>but says mall, he's younger sister and cousins, ages 8, 7, 4 suffered serious injuries. she also fears of the emotional damage done to the children. her sister watched. >>for older sister die right in front of her eyes. now. >>all these all the children have suffered the santa clara county sheriff's office identified the driver as 38

year-old adam. she in lieu of cupertino, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. but so far has not been charged with the crime. the family is also suing lose grandparents who owned the truck involved but says they should not have loaned it to him when he was unfit to drive. according to our investigation. >>he had had at least one dui in the past and he did not have a valid driver's license at the time of this incident, but says they're in the process of filing another lawsuit against the city of cupertino in hopes that it will make this stretch of road safer for pedestrians and hoping that by this lawsuit we can help effect some change because this should not happen again. and if it if there are changes made in this can absolutely happen to anybody. i reached out to the city manager of cupertino as well as the santa clara county district attorney to see if there's any. >>criminal charges being filed. but i did not hear back in time for this report. meanwhile, this civil lawsuit

will have to work its way through the courts. i'm sara stinson reporting in cupertino. kron. 4 news. >>in the east bay, a youth golf coach from panel is accused possessing child. investigators say to use social media platform, snapchat and instagram to share images, a warrant was served to his house in august. but now police say they found 600 images of child on his phone >>investigations. we're always trying to find out whether or not the offender is part of a group of like-minded individuals. if the offender is a hands-on offender, has contact with children. and that's something we're just going to continue to look at as we continue to go through his devices. >>officials to spend several years as a volunteer golf coach at pinole valley high school and as a youth golf coach at the richmond country club. thankfully, investigators don't believe any of the alleged victims are connected to his coaching. he has pleaded not guilty and due

back in court on october. 23rd. well, there you have burglars using an suv to smash and break into a shop in san francisco. this is a cannabis cultures in the city's outer sunset neighborhood. the dispensary was forced to close tuesday as employees were paying up all the pieces of the damage they left behind. the store's manager says this is the 4th time in just the past few months that the shop has fallen victim to burglars made big mess, the place just for driving through the wall. this is. >>4 times business. it's less than 2 years old. >>we're not quarterly back to order. just trying to make it. when you see someone just literally like drive right through it. it's it's kind of hard. >>thankfully, the burglars were not able to get into the inventory room, but the dispensary is now, unfortunately dealing with thousands of dollars in damage. they have set up a gofundme page, though, to help them bounce back. we have more info on our website. taking a

live look now at the embarcadero. lots of fog out there. and it's been cooler day. well, what expect the rest of the week. that's why we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to find out. lawrence. >>and plenty of that fog out there tomorrow morning and probably even in the afternoon along the coastline is we've seen change in the weather pattern now. high pressure kind of getting out of the way that brought with it. some nice weather and we have some 70's along the coastline yesterday. not today. that cooler kind of creeping back on shore. now starting to stretch further on shore, moving well inland overnight tonight. so here we go. we've got low clouds and fog on the way. probably some drizzle along the coastline as we head toward early tomorrow morning, a cloudy start for everybody and then slow clearing into the afternoon. but only partial clearing probably to see some lingering clouds inside the bay and then sunny and cooler for the rest. the bay area. so cooling mid week looks like we've got a pretty nice weekend ahead. temperatures you can see the fog that cool marine air working its way inside the bay 50's and 60's inside the bay. still warmer in some of the valley's. although you're starting to see some of the effects that cooler begin to

push into some of the interior valleys. more of that on the way overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. looks like a major change in the pattern here after a hot start to the week, got a cold front that's in the gulf of alaska making its way toward california. that is going to be a big change, shes a system rolls and a little bit closer help to deepen that marine. there. that means more fog on the way and some much cooler temperatures tomorrow to maybe as much as 10, maybe 20 degrees cooler in some spots inland drizzle. yeah, you may have some of that early tomorrow morning. so watch out. maybe a little damp along roadways, coast side. otherwise that clouds surges all the way through the central valley by tomorrow morning. and then breaking up in the middle of the day and by the afternoon starts to surge back on shore. here we go again. temperatures tomorrow will be cool in the san francisco pena. some low, maybe some mid 60's there 50's out along the coastline with some patchy drizzle inside the bay. looking to 60 degrees in burlingame 65 degrees. san carlos, 76, it would side the south bay enjoying very comfortable temperatures warm in the 70's. probably some 80's worry today. we have some triple digit temperatures in

the tri valley. much cooler there by the afternoon about 75 degrees while the creek. 76 in concord. and you're looking at some warm temperatures in the interior valleys right through the delta. back along the coastline, yep, they're going to some cooler numbers. and it looks like not gonna last for long. warm right back up again thursday. maybe a little hot spots on friday. not assad has been. >>thanks so much, laura the doj is suing visa. the lawsuit claims that the company uses its size and dominance to stifle competition in the debit card market. the complaint filed today says visa penalizes martians and things you don't use their own payment processing system, the process, the debt trans the debit transactions, even though other options do exist. this lawsuit is one of several recently brought by the biden administration that target what it's calling monopolistic practices. there you have a rally outside san francisco

unified school district building this evening, calling on district leaders to keep all schools open. a group of students, teachers, parents, and staff, all gathered ahead of the district board meeting the district superintendent cited budget problems and a drop in enrollment to close several schools. but community members to say cuts will more harm than good. >>schools at a the focus of play top of that, the focus of the and all of that that district, the same hole his school is doing. >>the district superintendent has delayed the announcement of schools that they will close the next month. and this week, mayor london breed announced a team of 7 city leaders that she's going to use to help advise the school district.

>>to kron 4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman, mateo county sheriff is asking a county executive to be investigated. san mateo county sheriff casino corpus is demanding the county board of supervisors to open an investigation against its top leader executive officer. mike algae accusing him of retaliation, abuse of power and discrimination. the board of supervisors is rejecting the sheriffs claims and accepted to do an open investigation. and in san jose mayor matt mahan is hoping the city council will approve new

incentives on october. 1st. that will hopefully bring new businesses downtown under these incentives. if a business owner agrees to a lease of a lease for years, they will get 2 years without city business taxes and 2 free parking passes at a city-owned lot. it reportedly could save a business with 50 employees roughly $40,000 and businesses with more employees such as 600 could say $500,000. mayor mahan says the incentives would help curb the high vacancy rate that they're seeing downtown and hopefully boost some small businesses. >>office workers back to downtown's art is just critical for supporting the small business ecosystem. it's estimated that your average office worker spends about $195 in the vicinity of their workplace each week. that's $195 per office worker going directly into the small businesses. the restaurants bars retail.

>>all trying to boost the local economy as san jose has also seen small our businesses coming into the downtown area. mayor mahan says they've negotiated lower leases for first time business owners filling empty storefronts so far this year, 15 creative small businesses have moved into 3 downtown storefronts. the pandemic is no longer the biggest concern for tourism officials in san francisco. they say they've seen an increase of visitors to the city, but a lack of conventions that's also stifling kron four's. rob nesbitt has more on what will help the city bounce back next year. >>leaders of the tourism industry in san francisco gathered tuesday for the annual visitor it vice president of market strategy and research a san francisco travel, brett? al or talked about the impacts of a slow convention year mosconi center hosted 25 events in 2024. down for the 34 events of 2023. the convention counter does not look great for the remainder of the year comp

year-over-year. so we were going to see you know, continue to slide a result of 200,000 less hotel reservations. and or says a lack of leisure travelers has also had an impact. the tourism forecast for next year looks much more promising mosconi center is scheduled to host 29 events helping the city region expected. 23.9 million visitors major sporting events will also help the local economy 2025 we have the nba all-star game. i think there's an ncaa regionals. >>laver cup that's happening at the end of the year. so these are all positives that are going impact. 25 francisco is expecting to ride that positive wave into 2026. with levi stadium hosting people world cup games and the super bowl. those are moments for us as a to showcase what the city has to offer and to show the world that san francisco is a premier location for citywide conventions ever events. san francisco travel says that the millions of tourists who visit san francisco this year are

projected to help inject more than 9.2 billion dollars into the local economy. reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>well, another woman is fling a lawsuit against sean diddy combs alleging he violently assaulted her. talia graves says the assault happened back in 2001 at a record studio in new york. she claims she was dating. one of combs is employees when she was lured into meeting him alone as she alleges she was drugged and woke up bound and restrained, then raped by both men and attack. she claims was tapes and distributed. the internal pain. >>after being sexually assaulted. has been and hard to put into it goes beyond just physical harm. kohl's bite. and during assault. some the hardest parts. this pain, shame and the guilt. and that

experience the ways a negative port. in my ability to function properly. being blamed. a question threatened. >>the lawsuit comes just one week after combs was indicted on charges that include trafficking. and there you have a bunch of brad pitt's scammers busted in spain. spanish police say the victims were contacted by fraudsters as they pretended to be the star. and with a little sweet talking, they were conned into thinking that pit actually wanted to meet him and invests in various projects with them. one woman lost actually $362,000. another 167,000. and why did the chicken cross the road? well, in this case to help save those from being struck by cars. >>a san francisco police officer is wearing that chicken costume. you see to

try and catch drivers refusing to stop for pedestrians. partially many did fail this situation. what went one witness said, quote, police pulled over so many drivers that i eventually lost count. and just a reminder for you, you can stream kron for news on your tv for free with the new kron on app. it's available for download on apple tv, roku, fire, tv and samsung. you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app or online at kron 4 dot com. coming up, a call from the san francisco public defender's office as they claim a group of residents is being targeted by the district attorney's office. stick with us for more. the san francisco public

defender's office is celebrating a victory while attacking the da's office, accusing prosecutors of scapegoating immigrants. >>this as they are also pushing the da to help protect immigrants from deportation. kron four's terisa stasio has more on the issue and what they're now demanding. >>today, we've all come together to celebrate a court victoryseeking justice for immigrants on tuesday. the san francisco public defender applauded his staff are winning an acquittal for a 27 year-old honduras. national on drug trafficking charges, but also doubling down saying his client and others are facing an alarming situation. this tactic >>has resulted in the double. victimization of some of our

him. a good cry on around you says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. >>we've been arrested for drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >>called labor trafficking. pblic defenders say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >>such as drug sales. >>under california law which holds that it a person is a big difference of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants. >>taking into account san francisco sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting a law enforcement in francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug

crackdown. >>we need the prosecutors to keep eyes on a bar. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >>and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary policy. in a statement she says in part in my effort to protect all of our residents, especially immigrant communities from the scorches of the drug trade. i have fostered and welcome to collaboration with all levels of government to ensure that they can live and dignified safe neighborhoods that are not held hostage by unrepentant drug traffickers. there is a fundamental misunderstanding surrounding how the prosecutorial process works. cases are charged based on facts. law, regardless of

the person's immigration status and, quote, the public defender says that this most recent case was the first time a san francisco jury came back with a unanimous decision. 3 other similar trials that ended up in deadlocked juries in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news.

>>the eruption of gang violence and antioch is prompting city leaders to draw a possible solutions. and some of those could be drastic. the mayor says the options includes closures and reaching out to the national guard. even kron four's. philippe cole has more details.

>>at least 14 additional shootings have been reported in the city of antioch since police say 21 year-old elijah scales was shot to death on peppertree way september 2nd. police say most of the shootings are gang related and in retaliation to scales is killing. we have to keep people safe as 4 people recover from injuries sustained in the recent shootings. mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe is considering options to curb the violence we've had about 48 hours of shootings. >>so hopefully will experience the same tomorrow if that is not the case and the violence continues to spike hernandez thorpe says all options are on the table. >>including possibly restricting public access to troubled areas like apollo road and the sycamore corridor. >>he says the city could also reach out for the u.s. national guard's assistance. i don't see us going in that direction because i'm seeing people be willing and able to to assist us in this effort. >>and i'm saying that the police department has been

making inroads in a recent statement, interim police chief brian addington saying, quote, this pod of violence will not be tolerated. we have rearranged staffing and assigned to officers to patrol the sycamore corridor for at least the next 7 days. this effort aims to reduce gun violence and provide a sense of safety to the community. >>and local businesses. i don't think that there's councilmember laurie over chalk is not in line with the mayor on possible street closures for assistance from the national guard. i think that may be a while ago when we were so low and officers, but our officers are getting. >>we're getting more officers on a monthly basis as the police department continues to rebuild its force after being decimated. following a lengthy fbi investigation resulting in indictments and convictions over trucks as the community can help police by encouraging witnesses to share what they know. this is how we're going to stop. this is just not a police department issue. it's a community issue. hernandez

thorpe says as police staffing increases, he hopes to revitalize the problem oriented police team. >>which does community outreach recognizing and addressing issues on the ground before crimes are committed so that we're able to predict these types of things. >>and catch them early versus being on the. and the opposite side of it, which is now responding. to to the lack of engagement from the police department in areas. we reached out to every member of the city council for this report. hernandez thorpe and over chalk were the only 2 who replied philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. tuesday, the a's

their final home series against the texas rangers a's owner john fisher sense a goodbye letter to fans. that's as the team wraps up its time in oakland. the letter pay tribute to legendary a's players and memorable moments. for more on how the letter is being perceived, though kron four's. catherine heenan spoke with former president of the miami marlins david samson. >>nice of you to do this. i know you read the letter. what did you think about it, david? >>i spent about 10 minutes talking about it on my show. nothing personal this morning. and i can tell you that it's a no-win situation for john fisher. he's been criticized for staying quiet and now he's being criticized for this letter. the problem is the criticism is warranted. i thought the letter was not as genuine as it could have been and it contained enough inaccuracies in a spelling mistake that could have been avoided. i just think that it's all been very clumsy and that's really been the reason why there is such negativity.

>>you know, i guess you could make an argument, david, that it's a moot point. it's over. but i guess for a lot of fans, it is it's not going to be over. >>well, i'm here in new york. and if you walk around brooklyn, there's still people alive who say it's not over that the los angeles dodgers are really the brooklyn dodgers. so teams moving. that is something that's been going on for decades and something that will always happen. and there really is a playbook that you're supposed to follow when you're the president of a team or owner of a team and you're attempting to relocate and then do relocate. and the fact is that john fisher in the whole front office, they just haven't found the playbook properly and it's caused a lot of runners. you're going to get some. but i do think there's a lot of self-inflicted issues here. >>all right. so you touched on this, but tell us more on what you think they did badly in what might you have done differently in a similar situation? >>well, i was involved when the montreal expos were

relocated to washington. i was involved a few years earlier as running the expos as an executive and with the marlins before getting the stadium built there, i'd threatened relocation and became instantly unpopular with the fans in miami. and i think the first thing you have to do is you have to make yourself available. and john just hasn't done that and it can be hard for owners to do what they don't like being criticized. they're very thin skin. shockingly. but when you say in the letter that you wish that i could speak to all of you individually, well, you could you could have spent way more time meeting with fans and walking around your ballpark. and he just hasn't done that. i get it. but then there's no reason to say in the letter and also to say that we tried. i used to say we tried also and the answer is i did try. but i also know that i don't want to say it in those words because you could succeed anywhere by putting more money into a stadium deal. and that's something he didn't want to do. and i don't blame him for a business standpoint, but then don't rub the salt in the wound. so

those are just 2 of the small examples. and also with i let me give you one more this final series. you have to make it. so it's completely available to fans as many fans as possible. make it about the fans. don't make it about sacramento are about vegas making about oakland's not in a letter, but in the celebration that was supposed to be this season and it ended up being more of a funeral procession. unfortunately. procession. >>i do think that the all of this will play out as their plan and will they end up in las vegas? >>well, i can tell you that nothing has played out and the way they thought it. what are the way they planned the deal in vegas? they can keep talking about it all they want. but the only thing we know for sure is the team will be in sacramento next year and there's a three-year deal that could end up being 4 years. all of that is a misdirection that there's no deal with the union. the team will be in sacramento next season. there's no doubt about it. but until i see rebar and i don't

mean a shovel in the ground or groundbreaking because i've done that. who i'm talking about real rebar in the ground in vegas. i'm not going to believe that because there's so much more left on the table. >>yeah, but i could go on talking to your perspective is fascinating. you you have been there, david, so thank you so much for doing this. in souther

california. and new eyesores quickly rising in the hollywood hills. residents are dealing with now another vacant mansion that has been covered with graffiti. the second location has been a place of trouble earlier in the year and it turns out both

properties are owned by the same person. reporter andy rose ramos has the details. >>well, this is the second mansion owned by the billionaire son here in the hollywood hills. both of those mansions abandoned both of them causing major problems for the neighbors surrounding them. and it's been like this not just for months but years. and last night the la pd confirming they were called to this home right around 11:00pm for calls about a trespasser. and we want to go to some other images of house so you canget a better idea of how big it is, how the grounds are and how much it has been vandalized. it is now covered in fresh graffiti. that wasn't on it a few days ago. but this happens over and over gets painted graffiti gets put back onto happening since 2022. this morning, the entire mansion is fenced off their 2 security guards. one part of the bottom, one of the top and neighbors telling us they seen squatters hopped the fence. they tell us they've called police. they called the councilwoman and don't know where else to turn.

>>my neighbor over here. he noticed yesterday the river feeding it. but happened last year just such a shame. this is a beautiful mansion. now, this is the other mansion over on mulholland drive. and it's also abandoned and at times taken over by squatters and tigers, too. >>the white and glass home used to belong to singer mary j blige. but we've heard from the la pd and look how many times police are telling celts, ktla. they have responded to this home on mulholland 6 times in the one month of september. you can see the resources it's pulling from the cd at city repeatedly just last week on 9.18, trespassed radio call came in. police officers responding and removing 10 people from the location. now, these 2 vacant mansions, according to public records are both owned by john powers. middleton is a producer who's worked on shows like bates, motel and co-produced. the lego movie is the only son of businessman and philadelphia. phillies baseball team owner john middleton were also hill

hearing from the phillies baseball team. they tell us the california properties are owned by john powers. middleton. >>no other members of the middleton family have ownership investment control or involvement of these properties will also hearing from the council member who represents this area. councilwoman, if rahman who calls this an egregious violation of the law. but in the meantime, these neighbors who has spoken to this morning say they've called the police a call that councilmember, we don't know where else to turn to reporting from the hollywood hills. annie rose ramos, ktla, 5 news. >>retired nfl quarterback brett favre announced tuesday that he's diagnosed parkinson's disease. favre revealed diagnosis to a different audience. congress. he was discussing the allegations that he abused welfare funds and mississippi in part by using them to pay for the development of a concussion drug. he told lawmakers that any breakthroughs on concussions will be too late for him. but he wants to help those in the future. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more details.

>>us too late for me. retired nfl quarterback brett favre made a shocking announcement tuesday. recently been diagnosed with parkinson's. favre revealed the diagnosis during a congressional hearing about the misuse of a welfare program known as temporary assistance for needy families or tanf. the hall of famer was discussing allegations he abused the funds in mississippi in part by using them to pay for the development of a concussion drug sadly also lost the investment in a company that believe. >>was developing a breakthrough concussion i thought would help others. the founder of the company pleaded guilty to wire fraud in july. thank you. them. enough money for his own use. favre is not facing any criminal charges but the state of mississippi did sue him and other defendants to repay any misspent money through tanf favre has returned more than a million dollars. lawmakers on the committee largely stuck to that subject. my heart goes out to your family for your diagnosis, but utah

congressman blake moore took a moment to thank favre continue to be an inspiration to people. >>numerous walks of life. and new york congresswoman claudia tenney ended her time with we just sent wish you the best with the recent diagnosis. as for how far he's doing in washington, i'm jessi tenure. t

music's biggest legends, johnny cash was sunshine on capitol hill. he joins a historical figures from all of america's past unveiling ceremony celebrated the completion of a bronze statue of the arkansas native. and we're now music artists,

washington correspondent shot hudson has more. >>it owes him. >>with classics like i was the wind and ring of fire music legend johnny cash has now found himself in an unlikely venue. capitol hill. he was >>shakespeare of the south. >>his daughter, roseanne says her father never forgot his arkansas upbringing. there was so much love in him. tuesday, members of the cash family joined lawmakers from arkansas for the unveiling of the bronze statue depicting the man in black. >>after god and country came johnny cash. >>know that. >>we came from a little town in arkansas. you had to talk to all of america. the statue shows the singer with a guitar slung across his back and a bible in his hand. house

speaker mike johnson says cash never strayed away from his beliefs. i think it should remind us of the importance of faith our great american life. cash is a legend of his own from the country, music and rock and roll hall of fame. and now to the halls of congress. >>and his style inspired generations of artists. >>little rock sculpture. kevin cressey, sculpted cash. it will send next. a civil rights leader daisy bates, who was an build the capital earlier this year. both now headed for higher ground reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >>new california law restricts the use of cell phones in schools. plus, pokemon sleep is now available on smart watches. christian merrill has all those details in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. all california schools will have to come up with a plan to limit or ban cell phone use during the school day. that's the new law signed by governor newsom. it

gives public schools until july first 2026 to come up with their own set of rules. the main reason for the law to help students focus on their studies, improve their mental health and encourage more face-to-face social interaction. the law does allow for students to use their phones during emergencies or if teachers or doctors say it's ok, cell phone use among teens has been linked to depression, anxiety and cyber bullying in july. la usd approved its own cell phone ban during the day which starts in january. users of the russian-based anti virus software, casper ski found a surprise on their computer. a new anti virus application called ultra a v according to the website bleeping computer. there didn't seem to be much warning for the switch and in many cases the program installed itself overnight, causing some users to believe it was malware. v says its customers were notified by email in early september. the

u.s. government recently banned kaspersky anti virus software because of its russian ties. the company can provide software or updates after september. 30th, they sold their customers to glendale based tango group, which makes ultra a and this might make you rest easier. pokemon sleep is now available on smart watches. pokemon sleep is an app that turns good sleep into a game. the app tracks your sleep and the longer you sleep, the higher your score in the morning. plus, you reveal different types of pokemon depending on how you sleep. the game used to require putting your phone by your pillow or a special pokemon go plus device. but now you can install the app on an apple watch. samsung watch. pixel watch or a 5th. it making it more seamless for sleep and you can earn extra achievements by using your watch. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>we'll be right back after a

>>yeah, we've got that fog that has moved in along the coastline. so yesterday we're talking about some 70's right along the coastline. well, that all changed today. the low clouds and fog surging onshore really kind of deepening as we head toward the afternoon. that's we've been inside the bay and that's going to set the stage for tomorrow. we've got some much cooler weather on the way. so i know they were looking at the fog along the coastline, but it's still a blistering hot in some spots inland. in fact, in little more than 102 degrees, well above the average 97 and hot in concord. 95 and hot in santa rosa. 93 in hot in san jose. 83 in oakland and 75 degrees in san francisco. but things are changing now. we've got low clouds and fog that are surging onshore. likely to see

some drizzle along the coastline early tomorrow morning for everyone. i think a cloudy start to the day. then some sunshine in the afternoon, but only partial clearing and then cooler temperatures all around. some of these numbers are good 10, maybe 15, maybe even 20 degrees cooler. what we had today. so, yeah, we're going to see the cooler weather kind of settling in midweek, then warming back up a little bit into the weekend. 58 degrees now pacifica. 59 in san francisco still warm 72 degrees and conquer. not that cool. marine air has not settled in there yet even 80. and brent, what 65 degrees in fairfield. but that's going to ramp up as we head through the night tonight. more that fog is all the way. so we're going to see plenty of the great stuff. the good news is the air quality improving old with onshore wind. and we're going to see that as we head through the next 24 we trough of low pressure, going to be diving along the coastline. that's going to kind of ramp up that marine. they're bringing more fog and some cooler temperatures to go with. in fact, models picking up some of the drizzle overnight tonight along the coastal sections as we get toward tomorrow morning. watch out. maybe a little slick on the road coast side as we head

through the day started breaking up and then the fog really come surging back on shore as we head toward the afternoon numbers break down like this. we've got 60's in the san francisco. 59 degrees in daly city. some drizzle out toward the beaches inside the bay about 60 in burlingame about 65 degrees in san carlos boer, me up to the south bay should be very pleasant afternoon. generally in the 70's, couple low 80's where you have some triple digits in the tri valley today. so much cooler there by tomorrow afternoon. but still on the warm side, 86 degrees and brown about 77 in fairfield back along the coastline, keeping the 50's. and here you go, your tenant and the temperatures kind of bottom out tomorrow, then start warming up a little bit on thursday and friday, high pressure likely to move those temperatures back in the 90's on friday and saturday, but not real hot and then cooling back down as we head in towards sunday and monday. and as we get an october, the temperatures look right about average for this time of year. >>and as the mlb regular season winds down with both the giants and a's out of the playoffs. both teams are just hoping to finish the season strong. we'll start oakland tonight with the a's are

beginning their last homestand in oakland hosting the rangers for their final 3 games. the team will play at the coliseum since they moved here in 1968, which is, of course, breaking the hearts of all old and young a's fans. let's get to the action. first inning, the rangers with a runner on second 2 outs. adolis garcia rips a shot over the head of lawrence butler. and right run comes rangers go up one zip. it's the a's, though. come back in their half of the first inning with 2 outs. shay langa-leers. it's a rope down the line and left butler scores easily from second. tied up at one apiece. next batter, tyler soda straw. rips a lazer off the wall in center field. langa-leers comes around to score. the a's. grab two-one lead. it spends was on the mound tonight for oakland holding a 3, one lead in the 4th. but spence gives up this blast in a low to straightaway center field. that's not coming back. 441 feet over

rangers get within one score. now 3, 2, but we moved to the bottom the 9th all tied at 4 jj bleday at second. jacob wilson laces? a shot at the center field. day comes all the way around to score. pandemonium at the oakland coliseum. tonight, the young shortstop, jacob wilson with the game winner a's. go on to win 5, 4, fans going knots. and of course, jacob wilson is the son of none other than former pirates shortstop jack wilson. if you remember him now to the giants are looking to continue to play spoiler in the desert there in arizona. they have a swimming pool in the stands instead >>seats diamondbacks out there trying to get into the playoffs. logan webb on the mound for the giants are looking to win 5 in a row for the first time this season. top of the second inning, no score. patrick bailey, though, gets a hold of that one deep to right center. that one's gone. bailey getting the party started early with that solo shot. top of the 3rd now same

score michael can for rather one out conforto hit one last night hits another one tonight. a three-run bomb makes it 4, nothing in this one. later on in the inning. runners at the corners for brett wisely. a towering shot to right-center. another 3 run bomb. all of a sudden the giants lead by a touchdown. elliott ramos joins in on the action here. it's one too. the giants at a winning 11 zip. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a great rest of your night.

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