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of the south bay. cal. fire crews are responding to a business on fire in morgan hill. video shows flames and smoke coming from a napa auto parts store on monterey road. just about a mile north of morgan hill caltrain station. no word yet on what sparked the fire. but an investigation is underway. and dangerous and deadly pedestrian safety advocate speaking out tonight after 2 deadly crashes on san francisco's lombard street in just 2 weeks. >>state senator scott wiener is currently waiting on the governor to sign a bill aiming to make state-owned roads safer. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest details. >>the non-profit walk assesses putting the word out about the 2 recent pedestrian deaths by putting signs up so far. more people have now died after getting hit by cars this year compared to 2023. new signs hang along. san francisco's lombard street working to sites where a pedestrian got

hit and killed by a driver. the nonprofit walk says the 2 recent deaths are adding on to an alarming total. we've now had 18 pedestrian deaths in san francisco. a 7 year-old woman was hit by a driver on september 12. >>at the intersection of lombard and laguna streets, she has since died from her injuries. then on saturday, a 52 year-old man was hit and killed by a car on lombard and goff streets. my heart broken for. 2 families who just lost loved ones 2 weeks right here. the sign's caught the eye of ohana magnussen who has lived off of lombard for nearly 30 years sends a message to me that it's not safe to walk around in neighborhood. magnussen has also been driving for lyft and uber in the city for a decade. she says she sees a lot of reckless driving. i see people running red lights, least 5 to 6 times a day. and it's just a disrespect for human life and has to stop. >>and have you ever seen anyone pulled over?

>>almost lombard street is one of the main arteries for drivers to get to and from the golden gate bridge, marta lindsay with walk sf says speeding has become out of control. and number one thing that needs to happen on this street is to come down. and right now it designed in a way that encourages drivers to go way too fast. its speed limits 30 miles an hour. despite being next to resident, you know, these are residential streets. >>a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make stay on streets like lombardi safer. make sure. >>caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on roads and san francisco to safety. i know a lot of art is a very fast street. this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills.

i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. sarah. >>well, it was the final night at the game game for at the coliseum for the a's and their fans only mormon game to go before the team officially says goodbye, unfortunately to oakland for good. and it was a packed house at the coliseum for the night game or the a's hosted the texas rangers for the second game of their three-game series. and once they're gameday, tomorrow wraps up. that's it for the a's in oakland. the team is off sacramento for the foreseeable future until they're able to move to a new stadium in las vegas. and heartbroken fans are sharing what he means to them and to the city. >>well, the a's are losing a great, great fan base and the raiders knew that too. so you won't find a fan base like this in many other places that keep coming out, win or lose. going back to the very beginning of what we came here 4 years at the site banned. we deliver to the feeling very family feeling here to all the time.

>>it's always way for them. heartbroken. is all people i hang out with. you're down at oak landing. people left dive bars open, 68, all of them. we've got family. >>it's a sad week for sure. and kron 4 will have complete team coverage of this from our sports team. final game at the coliseum will be tomorrow and we want you to be part of our coverage. if you have any pictures of your favorite memories, you can e-mail them to us at breaking news at kron 4 dot com. we'll share those pictures on air and online. again, that email address is breaking news at kron 4 dot com first pitch for the a's. final game at the coliseum is at 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. and if you're heading out there, you should know about the weather. taking a live look now at the embarcadero. it's some cooler days today, but will it last crop for chief? meteorologist lawrence karnow is here at the track, the weather and see what's going to happen. lawrence.

>>and we've got some fog that is moving on shore. it's thickening up a bit. it's going to well inland overnight tonight, maybe even a couple of patches of drizzle along the coastline tomorrow going to start a very similar to what we had today. lot of clouds early on, but the clouds going to burn off early or leave sunshine and some warmer temperatures tomorrow. so we bottomed out today. we start to warm up tomorrow. the weekend looking pretty nice as those temperatures going back off again a little bit. but we've got a cold front that's sliding on through behind that high pressure. going to sneak in. and it's just gonna be enough to really send those temperatures up a few degrees by tomorrow afternoon. back in the 80's and some of the interior valleys, but not really hot. a cold front kind of fade away it goes on by the kind of wrapping up that marine there overnight tonight, temperatures breaking down like this 60's in the san francisco little more sunshine out toward the beaches after some cool fog beginning 50's still some cool numbers in the low 60's there about 72 degrees in burlingame becoming mostly sunny. 77 in redwood city. 75 degrees in mount view, the south bay. you're enjoying lots of 70's 80's tomorrow afternoon. and we have 70's in the interior valleys today, but they're going to bump right back up

into the 80's by tomorrow afternoon, even upper 80's in livermore. so get a little toasty in spots like that. 85 in orinda 78 in hercules about 89 degrees in concord. 83 in benicia while back along the coastline will keep those temperatures cooler with that patchy fog. next couple days, we're going to notice the change in the pattern here we start to warm up a little hot spots on friday. cooling back down on saturday only to start warming back up again sunday and into next week. thanks so much, laura >>a man is arrested after this house fire. you see in union city which police are currently investigating as a murder case. they say a 66 year-old man died after the fire sparked early monday morning. that's near 14th and f streets. officers say they were able to evacuate everyone, but unfortunately the victim did die from his injuries at the hospital. police had initially arrested a man and a woman in connection to this case. but the woman has since been released. police didn't tell us why that was. but an investigation is ongoing. and

we went to that house today and found a woman who lived in the house looking through the rubble for anything that could be saved with her daughter-in-law, acting as her translator. the woman told us in spanish that the man who died there was sadly her fiance. >>it only get 40 sunday if it means the opp yet most the really, really man with such a good heart and be could be current. >>he always tried to help everyone. now leahy was so calm. and he was so much empathy and when she was trying to get out. >>rosa ammo showed us the burn marks left on her hands from when she and her fiance got out through a window. she says she will temporarily be staying with her daughter in law because she lost all all of her personal documents in the fire. and as we first reported last night, a string of car thefts and break-ins have been happening in a temper on neighborhood. now, officers say some of those cars are ending up in the east

bay. police say license plate readers have helped them find 3 stolen cars in or around oakland. >>been able to allow us to narrow down the time of the currents and windy vehicles and suspects are leaving town. we need the community to be able to take proactive steps to prevent being a victim. includes locking their vehicles, not leading leading items of value in their vehicles. >>officials say in marin county over the last few weeks, 6 cars have been stolen and several have been broken into. >>don't go anywhere. we'll have mwelcome back to kron. 4

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>>i'm stephanie rothman. governor newsom officially signs a gun control bill written by san francisco assembly member haney. the bill notifies the people mentally incompetent to stand trial. so they get banned from buying guns currently in california. if a court finds a person's mental illness is making them incompetent to stand trial during a felony criminal proceeding, they are banned from buying or owning guns until the court restores those rights. but those deemed mentally incompetent in misdemeanor cases do not have that report it to the doj. haney says this bill closes that loophole. and governor newsome also be doing 2 bills. one would have acquired public high schools to make condoms available to students in his veto message. newsom says he appreciate the bills commitment to the health and safety of students. but added that the bill would have created ongoing cost pressures to the state in the millions. the governor also rejecting a bill that would have required

state agencies administering homeless programs to report the costs and outcomes of those programs. the bill's author says he wrote it after a state audit shows california spent more than 20 billion dollars on homelessness programs. yes, phil, to track the outcomes of its actual spending in his veto message. newsom says he fully supports efforts to increase accountability and effectiveness of state homelessness programs. but added he recently signed other bills that address the same concerns. in response to the veto assembly member josh hoover wrote this in part, governor newsom is doubling down on his failed response to homelessness. congress will likely avoid another election year. government shutdown. lawmakers are teeing up votes to pass a funding plan that will keep the government running. alice through december, 20th artes at our dc's raquel martin reports. this bill is expected, though, to move quickly. this was probably one of the least dramatic funding fight that

we've seen here in washington in recent years. >>the house and senate quickly moved to pass. the short-term spending plan passed in both chambers with bipartisan support motion to reconvene and increasingly rare turn of events. congress passed the government funding bill days before a potential shutdown and the bill is passed. the bipartisan deal will keep government spending levels. the same. >>through december 20th, it allows congress to continue serving the american people through the election. the only tweak it adds an extra 231 million dollars to help the secret service tackle heightened threats. most notably against donald trump. and it is contingent upon the secret service is complete cooperation with our oversight. >>investigations over the assassination attempts, americans can breathe easy that because both sides have chosen bipartisanship, congress is getting the job senate majority leader chuck schumer says the house and senate kicked things into high gear to pass the plan. what are we doing? i mean, it's

it's. >>absurd. not without pushback from some conservative. we irresponsibly continue to spend money that we do not have house democratic leader hakeem jeffries says a bipartisan vote could have happened sooner. this is not a complicated thing. had republicans ditched a doomed effort to link the plan to a controversial voter id bill. it failed last week. now the short-term plan only pushes back a funding fight until after the election. >>at the end of the day, democrats and republicans will need to return to the negotiation table to avoid a nother potential shutdown just days before christmas. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to >>in the north bay, napa county's district attorney allison haley says her office will not pursue criminal charges against dancing with the stars. artem chigvintsev the dancing with the stars. pro was a lot arrested last month in napa on felony domestic violence charges. but

after further investigation, the da said yesterday no charges will be filed in a statement da haley said while we take every arrest seriously and stand firmly against domestic violence, we have an ethical obligation to only file charges. one supported by the evidence. we are required to prove any and every criminal charge beyond a reasonable doubt. and the napa county da's office said it does not typically put out statements like this one. it declined to file charges. however, it did. so in this case due to the media interest in the incidents. and some good news for residents, the wharf in santa cruz is finally back open. the city celebrating the grand reopening with live music, food trucks and even a beer garden. the popular wharf was destroyed back in 2023 during a large winter storm. that's a massive waves damaged the 165 year-old structure. but now it's back. and take a look at

this. underground explosion scares the man in rhode island. the man in the video on your screen says he was taking a picture of a mural when all of a sudden the explosion through a manhole cover into the air. just a few feet away from him. >>search on the smoke. seconds. 4 seconds, some smoke and then die this giant boom? is it settle it? some sort of explosion. yeah, i didn't realize, you know, the flame always. all right. next to me in the eye and all we are cover came off and >>when up into the air. >>buildings were evacuated and streets were blocked off because of this. but it is unclear what actually caused the fire. and just a reminder for you all, you can stream kron for news on your tv, for free for the new kron on app. >>it's available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron for news on the go. that's what the kron 4 mobile app. always online at

kron 4 dot com. >>did you know there are more than 1 million electric vehicles just like this prius on california roads. but there is a concern what happens to their batteries at the end of their lifespan. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about a bill trying to address that very issue.

>>san francisco is one step closer to approving new penalties for people who participate in sideshows. kron four's will tran is in san francisco with the latest on the new proposed law.

>>moving forward if it's passed, the san francisco police department can not only take away the car, they can sell the car, trying to prevent further sideshows down the road. here's what's going to happen. so this video came out several months ago. this is along the embarcadero in san francisco when hundreds of people turned out to the side show a win. where nationa media outlets were talking about the so-called lawlessness in san francisco. by the time police officers got there, everybody. this first it was such a huge event at the time that the very next day, the san francisco police chief as well as mayor london breed. talked about the event telling the public, give them time to track down the perpetrators. this proposed and it was co written by mayor london breed. it will give police departments and police departments here in san francisco. the power to not only go after a driver of the

side show but also participates in anybody setting up a perimeter. 2. sideshow in the first place. what it means is if they are convicted, not only will they keep the car, they can sell the car again with the logic of its hard to have a sideshow down the road. if you don't have a car to do it with this, along with technology like license plate readers. now i can tell you this is pretty much lock step with what the governor is doing because several days ago he also signed several laws that will give law enforcement agencies throughout california. more power to go off sideshows to go after sideshows. as far as this proposed law. well, it was voted unanimously in first reading the board of supervisors. they will vote on the final bill next tuesday. and if it is passed and there's no reason to think it won't be passed. >>that police department should be able to start going

after the cars several weeks after that. kron four's your

local election headquarters every day. more and more electric vehicles are hitting the roads in california. but what happens to their batteries at the end of their lifespan? our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us about a bill aiming to address that question. >>well, there are more than 1 million electric vehicles just like this prius on california roads. but there is a concern when these cars rates the end of their life. the batteries that power them could end up in landfills,

just wasting away in the environment. but what if they could be recycled and reused? one big on the governor's desk says they absolutely should. and >>the truth of the matter is that the battery that is in the electric vehicle, it's very useful. even at the end of life of the vehicle. that's why state senator ben allen says he authored senate bill 615, if signed. it will require battery suppliers and automotive manufacturers to when possible. >>recycle electric vehicle batteries. the bill which is now on the governor's desk specifically will put in place guidelines for manufacturers to recover the battery once an electric vehicle has reached its end of life and then get that battery back into the supply chain. for reuse that battery could either be refurbished and turned into a new electric vehicle. battery. >>it could refurbished to be a different type of battery. it can also be broken down into its component parts and used for new batteries or other types of technological uses.

he says the bill is especially important the state sees more and more electric vehicles on the roads. >>data from the u.s. department of energy showed as of 2023, the state had more than 1.0. 2 million electric vehicle registrations. all of it comes as california prepares to ban the sale of all new gas-powered cars by 2035. if we could figure out a better way to make sure that we're collecting those batteries. >>when the cars are at their end of life. turning those batteries into something useful as a second generation is a 3rd generation. we're going to save ourselves. a lot of cost. a lot of environmental damage. a lot of need to go off to other countries to extract some of these these just smart policy and approach terms of what we can do. wendy's batteries at the end of their lives those soto's works for redwood materials company already doing work in california and across america. >>to recycle ev batteries and get them back into use. redwood fully supports senator allen's bill. a huge opportunity for us to retain

valuable critical minerals within those batteries here domestically, make sure they're processed appropriately. >>recycled and then as redwoods mission really seeks to solve for make sure that those materials remain within the supply chain so they can be used again and again. >>and there is no formal opposition to the bill. the governor has until the end of the month to either sign or veto it. reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news.

>>the union representing a's coliseum. concession workers are speaking out, fed up over the lack of severance pay, which means possibly going

without crucial benefits, including health insurance kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the workers about what's next. >>yes, just 48 hours ago, the food and beverage workers here found out that they will not receive severance pay or any health benefits. many of them have been working here from 20 to 30 years. and they tell me it's a terrible way to say goodbye. oakland a's workers are devastated after learning on monday they will not the benefits or severance pay after their final day. when you're 24 years. i remember when i first started unite here, local 2 who represents the hundreds of workers here at the coliseum says the decision to deny workers benefits. they have already earned violates their union contract. we also made a request to air march. said no to expedite arbitration, the work wouldn't have to wait a long time. and they also said number. >>they are filing a legal grievance as their next steps.

one worker who spoke with us became emotional sharing. she is not sure what's next. i mean, my medicine. >>we know and and i've been working here. hard for you guys. very hard. and only thing you could feel it this year, given next thing it's like they. just a just our we reached out to air mark the food and service provider for response were given the following statement. we understand that this is a difficult transition period. >>we are bargaining in good faith with the union regarding the effects of the a's departure and prepared to offer those impacted available roles in other areas of our organization offer. >>some of to be able to go overto san francisco because they just recently from what i understand when a contract for

food and services and the giants and the one who's not returning back to giants, then they will use us as fill-in court for area. and to me, it's almost like on call. so does not even the i mean, you may work and you may not you don't choose. and so you can't really count on that money. we also reached out to the a's for comment. they tell us they have committed 1 million dollars to the oakland coliseum's. then resistance find to support workers employed by 3rd party vendors at the coliseum for impacted by the a's relocation to sacramento. >>and they think the workers for those service and we are still awaiting details to learn how this fund works. we also spoke with the union who says they too have more questions and oakland getting kron. 4 news. >>a bus driver is being praised for staying calm after his bus was hijacked. that's following a deadly shooting. the herring ordeal lasted for about an hour before the suspect was eventually taken

into custody. reporter lauren lister has the details and reaction from local leaders. >>terrifying and tragic moments on this metro bus when police say a man hijacked the bus with passengers on board shooting one of them and holding the driver gunpoint. senior leading police on a one hour pursuit through downtown l a >>police say they responded after the driver activated a panic button around 12:45am. near south and manchester avenue. >>that display call 9-1-1 on the outside of the calls started coming in. but when officers found the bus at west 100 17th and figaro a, it started moving, prompting a pursuit. the pursuit went right past this man's home at about to get tips in kansas next lane. nice day. >>right on or her star investing effects on the buildings it coming from away. it's the i know i see a bus flying through. >>the section at one point in

the ordeal, you can see the driver stay steady behind the wheel. what appears to be a passenger hunched over in his seat. officers going on to deploy spike strips. the bus seen driving on a flat tire. eventually coming to a stop at east 6 in south alameda. swat officers moving in. swat deployed flash bangs. the driver escaping out of the window running to safety. officers rescuing another passenger who wasn't hurt and taken a suspect into custody. i just can't understate. >>the heroics of the bus operator. he was clearly under duress for over an hour safely. operated a bus. another passenger on the bus who had been shot multiple times was taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead. the murder of a metro passenger. >>and the hijacking of a metro

bus in downtown last life. angeles, late last night was a real life nightmare. >>it has no place in los angeles and the individual who was arrested must be held fully accountable. a

man was shot and killed near marysville after leading deputies on a pursuit. the chase with later and along highway 20 near sacramento. that's where we find reporter clodagh stefani and what the latest on the investigation. >>highway 20, where you can probably tell there's a lot of cars passing and this is something neighbors here are used to. but one thing they're

not used to is gun fire. breaking out now. we've been showing you all throughout the day where that car eventually came to a stop. but i was able speak with a neighbor and she was mentioning to me that she actually saw the suspect vehicle enter into her freeway for a short period of time and she heard shots ring out from here as well. and of course, we've reached out to the sheriff's office are working to confirm additional details. the sheriff's office mentioning to me that they're not able to release the identity of the suspect just yet as they're trying to get a hold of that family. they're also not able to tell me why that individual was pulled over in the first place or if the suspect has a criminal past. and with that, we want to go ahead and pay the situation for you and take you out to a map. county eputies say they attempted to pull over all for pickup at marysville road near shadow brook trail and browns valley. the truck didn't stop triggering a chase. a truck would lead authorities through neighborhoods and eventually come to a stop.

>>and it's a way on browns valley road on highway 20. this is where deputies say the driver of the fired his gun and responding officers then fired back ultimately killing the driver. know neighbors are officers were killed in the gunfight. the sheriff's office says many officers are on leave as they work to determine who fired the shot that killed the suspect. deputies tell a spike strips were cause damage to the suspects tire. we caught up with a resident who was reading a book at home when she heard gunfire break. now. also able to catch up with a worker who told us he was unable to get to work today. take a listen. and that the sirens set off and then they heard a couple shots. hamas. >>is pretty startled by it setting life is in danger. i mean, you can imagine the bike the people on the highway or something happened right in front of their house. you know, that might be. >>so we saw a lot of resources that were brought out for this. we saw so many patrol cars. we saw an armored vehicle. we saw drones being

used and we know that an additional department came out to assist the sheriff's department. but as i mentioned, this is a busy highway. neighbors telling me that they see cars zooming by all the time and they have remain vigilant. they are used to their fair share traffic stops happening here. but something of this level hasn't happened in years reporting near marysville, covering local news that matters clouded stefani and fox. 40 news. >>democrats and republicans in congress are working together to make changes to the country's welfare system. members of a house committee say a particular program punishes the very families. it aims to support our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>i don't wish this upon my worst enemy. nfl hall of famer brett favre is facing accusations that were at the heart of a house hearing tuesday fraud in a welfare program known as temporary assistance for needy families or tanf was branded as a person who stole welfare

money. that's the lowest of low and it could be further from the truth. favre is accused of misusing tanf funds in mississippi to pay for a new volleyball facility. the development of a concussion drug and various public appearances. the state sued him and dozens of other defendants to repay any misspent money. favre returned more than a million dollars. if you haven't read for can happen to anybody. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of. >>punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas

congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >>not the number of children and families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenuafter the shockin

confirmation of brett far as parkinson's diagnosis, many health officials are now connecting the disease to his head trauma news nation's xavier walton has the latest details. >>there's always a level of risk. any time these guys stepped foot on the football

field. the many say this news from number 4, brett favre, albeit shocking, not surprising recently been diagnosed with parkinson's. those 5 words from brett favre on capitol hill going across the country. quarterback revealing his parkinson's diagnosis >>during his testimony surrounding the welfare misspending scandal in mississippi. fact i was branded as a person who stole welfare money. >>that's the lowest of low. >>those challenges have heard my good name and worse than anything i faced in football on the field. favre was a fighter known for his toughness and grit holding the record for 297 consecutive starts with green bay packers. she won 3 straight mvps and a super bowl in 1996. doctors say his toughest fight still to come. there are many professional football players and boxers too. had developed parkinson's. and so i think it's a real caution in a study

connecting concussions and parkinson's results revealed people who suffered a single concussion increase the likelihood of being diagnosed with parkinson's later in a previous interview in florida said he'd been diagnosed with 3 or 4 concussions over the course of this 20 year. nfl career but admits that number is likely much higher. i don't know of a link between cte in parkinson's disease, but what they both to share. >>and increased risk of developing both diseases as a result of head trauma. so that correlation extremely concerning. quite frankly. has been for years and continues to be. >>you have somebody like brett favre, a legend discloses diagnosis on humongous stage, shining even brighter spotlight on an issue that has been plaguing players for eye opening to say the least from miami, xavier walton news nation. >>they may look like oversized sunglasses, but they blend the real world with the virtual one. the play games, learn and share photos and videos.

russian marat rise on snapchat's new augmented reality glasses called spectacles in tonight's richaun tack. >>for years, tech enthusiasts have dreamed of glasses that display information as you navigate the world. now snapchat is bringing this vision closer with a new version of their augmented reality glasses called spectacles >>every day millions of people use snapchat to keep in touch with friends, family and fans. and so what? what do you like about i feel like snapchat is where creators can be like they're most often sick. >>travel to over 10 different countries because a snapchat, any fans all over the world. the app opens directly to the camera to encourage real-time sharing of photos and videos often affected with fun augmented-reality lenses. there's me in the style of johnson yo we can do snapshot as well. and snaps recent

partner summit. the company unveiled a new way to play, learn and share up. and i just paste bring in front of me. >>snap's spectacles look like oversized sunglasses. they have cameras, microphones and speakers built and >>plus tiny see through screens n the lenses others and jellyfish cases jellyfish and move it. on the screen. the glasses are augmented reality. this means you can still see the real world. but you can also see digital pictures, videos and animations overlaid around you and menus in the palm of your hand. this is so-called i played a game where i had to punch away bricks and outside basketball. i can see like a line of where i'm supposed to throw the ball. well, the spectacles look big and bulky. they're surprisingly lightweight. a glimpse into the future of wearables are

building technology rebuilding. we're really building technology that feels really natural and human. as a way use technology rather than taking you and isolating you. also. >>spectacles are mostly aimed at creators and developers for now, you can rent them for $100 a month with a one-year minimum commitment. but snapchat can treat these down and extend the battery life. things could get interesting. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>stay here will cothis hispani

month we delve into the origins and the art of

argentine asado reporter maria sake of done talks, the chef and the founder of asado go cho. says the culinary tradition is not just about barbecue, but about a national symbol of unity and identity. >>i mean, there's no better way to use to share with people just being outdoors. turning on a fire. and just talking around. >>in argentina, the sizzle of meat over an open flame is much more than just a cooking meth. urgent, you know, we don't arrive in was ready. we arrive to 3 hours prior to the party started. we maybe a beer and we share the moment. according to chef andreas v so of asado got show argentine asado or barbecue embodies the country's rich heritage bringing together people in a celebration of flavors traditions and the gauchos spirit back in the days. you know, jean tina gauchos, which is what we're dress up to you.

these 2 trials all the time bus in the use of device similar to cross over there. the method of cooking dates back to the 16th century when spanish colonizers introduce cattle to the vast pompous. but it was the gauchos the cowboys of the region who perfected the technique of slow cooking the meat over an open flame. i mentioned before, the 45 degree angle is something then not a lot of people have seen before. we do hope he can hold in a 45 degree angle as well. the method involves slow cooking various cuts of beef, lamb or pork on a padilla or grill or over a fire on a cross like state. what does a slow roasting as well as list side side of the meet make it more tender, more juicy as well. and through the centuries chef and the u.s. says this style of cooking has transformed into a social ritual. everything is kind of like a mix of cultures in argentina. and i think that's that's what

makes this so unique in everybody gets to try a little bit of everything. and there's a flavor for everyone on the table. so the next time you try asado chef and says, remember, it's not just barbecue. it's a symbol of argentina's national pride and a way to bring people together. i for the best mean and cook in, but we are really passionate our friendships, our family, our tradition in san diego. i'm maria arcega-dunn. >>a southern california marriot. she group is celebrating a decade showcasing the best. a mexican music with a unique flair. it's the first lgbt marriott. she group in the whole world and it's based in los angeles. reporter carlos got a chance to see them perform and learn what makes them stand out during hispanic heritage month. >>what believe? >>yet, you music comes alive

in this tiny studio in downtown l a's fashion district where once a week this ensemble celebrating the best of mexican folk music spends hours rehearsing. money it out quibi's that los angeles or rainbow monday at u of l a isn't all lgbt mariachi group, the first of its kind. openly man from what at the helm. he's got most some unable i needed to have the space, a safe space. >>i wasn't going to cold. i'm a originally started the collective while in college after experiencing homophobic remarks from some of his peers. >>where might she stopped or sexist? attitudes have traditionally frowned upon teacher, but out wheaties didn't take off until 2014 blossom into what it is today. we started with 5 >>in the group is now 12 musicians from all shades green. >>identify easily said trans

woman. >>more specifically a gender-fluid non binary trans fat. >>i don't feel like i have to put on character side. >>these performers have found a place to call home and they take great pride in their work. i honestly feel alive. >>like that's that's the one thing that. >>i can sum it up to. i feel like i have a express myself out of kuwaitis has performed all over the world. >>and the countless accolades prove their music is sending a positive groundbreaking message represent what the lgbt community and betting on mexican country right? >>we get to show people that. we professionals regardless of whether to how it is that we identify.

>>2 cultures harmonizing a at a time. carlos elsa ktla. 5

>>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. dangerous lead. that's what pedestrian safety advocates are saying tonight after 2 deadly crashes on san francisco is lombard street just in 2 weeks. state senator scott wiener is currently waiting on the governor to sign a new bill aiming to make

the state-owned roads safer. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. >>the non profit walk sf is putting the word out about the 2 recent pedestrian deaths by putting signs up so far. more people have now died after getting hit by cars this year compared to 2023. new signs hang along. san francisco's lombard street working to sites where a pedestrian got hit and killed by a driver. the nonprofit walk says the 2 recent deaths are adding on to an alarming total. we've now had 18 pedestrian deaths in san francisco. a 7 year-old woman was hit by a driver on september 12. >>at the intersection of lombard and laguna streets she has since died from her injuries. then on saturday, a 52 year-old man was hit and killed by a car on lombard and goff streets. my heart broken for. 2 families who just lost loved ones in 2 weeks right here. the sign's caught the

eye of ohana magnussen who has lived off of lombard for nearly 30 years sends a message to me that it's not safe to walk around in neighborhood. magnussen has also been driving for lyft and uber in the city for a decade. she says she sees a lot of reckless driving. i see people running red lights, least 5 to 6 times a day. and it's just a disrespect for human life and has to stop. >>and have you ever seen anyone pulled over? >>almost lombard street is one of the main arteries for drivers to get to and from the golden gate bridge march a lindsay with walk sf says speeding has become out of control. and number one thing that needs to happen on this street is to come down. and right now it designed in a way that encourages drivers to go way too fast. its speed limits 30 miles an hour. despite being next to resident, you know, these are residential streets. >>a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make stay on streets like lombardi safer. make sure.

>>caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on roads san francisco to safety. i know a lot of art is a very fast street. this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. >>and the south bay cal, fire crews are responding right now to a business on fire in morgan hill. >>video shows flames and smoke coming from napa auto parts on monterey road. just about a mile north of morgan hill caltrain station. there's no word yet on what sparked the fire. but crews are there. an investigation is underway. one

more from the a's fans. it was a packed house to say the lease at the coliseum once a night for the a's final night game days hosted the texas rangers for the second time in their 3 game series and after their game tomorrow, that will be it pays are off to sacramento before they moved down. the las vegas heartbroken fans are sharing what the team means for them and to the city as a whole. >>well, the a's are losing a great, great fan base and the raiders knew that too. so you won't find a fan base like this in many other places that keep coming out, win or lose. going back to the very beginning of what we came here for years. and the site banned it delivery and feeling very family feeling here the community all the time. >>it's always way for them. heartbroken. i miss all the people i hang out with. you're down at oak landing. people left our local 68. all of them. we've got a family.

>>kron 4 will have complete team coverage of the a's final game at the coliseum. and we want you to be part of our coverage. if you pictures of your favorite memories, you can e-mail them to us at breaking news kron. 4 dot com. well, then share those pictures on air and online. again, that email address is breaking news at kron 4 dot com. the a's will play for the last time at home in the coliseum tomorrow at 12:30pm. now to weather. we're taking a live look now at the embarcadero. it's a nice night out there, but there's been some fog with cooler temperatures today. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to track the weather and see if he'll last. lawrence. >>the big change in the weather pattern today around the bay area. temperatures really taken a major hit, low clouds and fog. they returned just kind of stuck around for a good part of the day and that knock down those temperatures quite a bit. in fact, that fog bouncing up against the east bay hills

already. and we're going to see more of that as we head toward tomorrow morning. look at the big drop in temperatures. boy, pretty amazing. and 24 hours. yeah, we were over 100 degrees. and the more just 24 hours ago. but now 27 degrees cooler. 25 degrees cooler in concord. and 21 degrees cooler today in santa rosa. so, yeah, pretty impressive how these temperatures took a tumble that onshore wind. 65 degrees in san francisco. 71 in oakland, 79 this to the 90's in san jose. so 102 degrees yesterday in livermore today, they only topped out at 79 actually running below the average. 74 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. but don't get used to it. we've got a front that's passing through right now just to our north as a front goes eastward will behind that. we're going to see the winds pick up and all of a sudden the high pressure builds in. and here we go. we start to warm those temperatures up again. 80's in san jose. 70's in oakland and mid 60's in san francisco. >>thanks so much, lawrence. on to a fire that engulfed an

east bay home overnight, destroying everything in sight and killing a man who had been planning to get married. police now calling this a murder investigation. and union city police say a 66 year-old man died after the fire sparked early monday morning. that's near 14th and f streets. officers say they were able to evacuate everyone, but unfortunately the victim did die from his injuries at the hospital. police had initially arrested a man and a woman in connection to the case. but the woman has since been released. police didn't tell us the details as to why, but they said the investigation is ongoing. and we went to that house today and found a woman who lived in the house looking for anything that could be saved with her daughter in law as her translator, the woman told us in spanish that the man who died was her fiance and he saved her life. in fact. >>so that you don't it. in yet again

>>is she lease into like an explosion on? so it was like, really, really bad. so she got a scare. so that's when she opens it. doors again, as you realize is that leaving rewatching flames like the dinner table and everything. >>what she saying? the that her fiance he broke wrote of the window so to get out so she he was helping care to get out and we >>rosa showed us the berm marks left on her hands from when she and her fiance got out through a window. she says her and her fiance were planning to get married and going to mexico next month. keep following the story, of course. and let you know as soon as there is more information on the investigation. on to san jose where the planning commission has passed a plan to bring a new costco to the city. it will be the city 6 costco and will be located on prospect road and saratoga avenue. that's in the same shopping center as the trade shows and sprouts farmers market. according to the website, this

or would bring up to 300 jobs. the area. the plan now goes to the san jose city council for approval. don't go

>>welcome back to kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. >>mutual aid. extra patrols, road closures and a curfew. was there all the ideas being batted around in antioch as the city grapples with a string of shootings recently kron four's philippe djegal reports from city hall where the mayor updated the public on the recent crime wave.

>>i'm happy to say that we have experienced in the last 72 hours. 0 shooting, sycamore square and the corridor along which it rests in antioch is incurred 15 gang-related shooting since labor day. and so far the police department has not made any arrests in response, police have increased its presence in the area. we've had a staffed. >>2 men car that's been out there since last week. the chief has recently extended that staffing it through this week and into next week. the sycamore corridor radius extends about 3 blocks and sycamore square has long been known locally as an open air drug market. >>and during a news conference at city hall wednesday, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe said if you had his way, he would shut the entire shopping center down regardless of where you live in this city where you live in the hills or you live in sycamore, everybody in this community deserves peace and tranquility. mayor hernandez thorpe is exploring short-term solutions to the problem. >>he is requesting more help from the california highway

patrol and contra costa counties. safe streets task force. if the violence continues, hernandez were consider requesting help from the u.s. national guard and even implement a curfew with need be. he also wants to require parking permits for people in the sycamore community to keep outside drug dealers away at the next council meeting. i will be introducing a proposal. >>for the city to fund over $100,000 for additional overtime for other agencies. that means officers or deputies from neighboring law enforcement agencies would work extra shifts on antioch streets in the meantime, police say the extra patrols at sycamore square will continue through at least next week. those who are creating this havoc understand that we are not letting up and that the police department is keeping their eyes open it to find you and hold you accountable. police say the current staffing levels are still low, but with recent hires and cadets in the academy.

>>the force is slowly filling back up in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>well, governor newsom signed a gun control bill into law today. the bill written by san francisco assembly member matt haney notifies the people mentally incompetent to stand trial so that they can't buy guns. and as of now, if a court finds that a person's mental illness is making them incompetent to stand trial during a felony criminal proceeding, that person is banned from buying or owning guns. that's until the corby stores. those rights. but those deemed mentally incompetent in this to mean are cases don't have that reported to the doj. and in san francisco. a push for more money to support public health dunn house and create safer streets in san francisco. voters in the city will find proposition b on their ballots in november. the measure would use 390 million dollars for 4 key uses to expand and

strengthen public health infrastructure, provide allies, public spaces like harvey milk plaza, support homeless families and make streets and sidewalks safer. >>i bet will ensure that we can always ensure the safety and health of all san franciscans. >>the measure is backed by several candidates for mayor. you can see mayor breed supervisor aaron peskin and everyone else at today's rally speaking on this. we also reached out to former supervisor matt mark farrell. he tells us he also supports this measure. and a couple of inspirations being honor toni stone crossing. and doctor maya angelou lane are marking san francisco's first intersection honoring to the suing dish black women. doctor maya angelou was, of course, famous for her poetry and involvement in the civil rights movement. and toni stone was the first woman to play in a professional baseball team with men, a statue in her honor was also unveiled at the event. >>incredibly appropriate today. 2 honor to trailblazing

women who shaped our cultural landscape. we're cultivating a neighborhood here that recognizes our history and represents our values. >>stone played for the san francisco seals from 1943. until 1945. and everyone celebrated including their family for their achievements. that's the question. if you're a fan of pro wrestling, well, you're in luck. the cw here is now the official home of nxt starting next week. tune in every tuesday night to catch wwe's hottest up-and-coming stars square up for some unforgettable action. the debut episode kicks off tuesday, october first at 08:00pm with 2 championship matches and a special appearance by wwe superstar cm punk. do miss out on all the fun. we're going to have.

>>coming up, a vta employee accused of shooting and killing his co-worker made his first court appearance. hear what prosecutors are saying about the case against stay with us.

>>and marin county in the last few weeks, 6 cars have been stolen and several broken into one car at $20,000 worth of tools swiped away and as kron four's terisa stasio now reports police are issuing a warning that's to try and protect people from becoming the next victim. >>stolen this blue hyundai velo start taken. police say in the early morning hours last sunday off a circle

drive. it is just the latest in a series of thefts. now troubling that have run police department. >>we've seen an increase in that within about the last 3 to 4 weeks. >>that's captain jair he says this prius had about $20,000 worth of work tools swiped the same time. the hyundai was snatched and take a look at this picture. thieves trying lift a hyundai sonata by attempting to manipulate the ignition. 3 other vehicles were entered and property stolen. the same time period. some of the crimes that are being reported there stealing vehicles to have the keys left inside of them. that's actually the majority of our vehicles that are being stolen. have the keys in them. they're also checking vehicles to see if they're on locked and taking the contents. >>we've also had a few auto burglaries were entry was forced the vehicles. the captain says in total they have received reports of a dozen vehicle crime since the end of august. besides the hyundai, a land rover, yukon, genesis and mercedes, all gone. have gotten a break say

this. these are license plate readers tracking cars coming in and out of terror yes, it has. it has been able to allow us to narrow down the time of the currents and windy vehicles and suspects are leaving town. and so far, police have located 3 of the stolen vehicles. where have they been recovered from mostly in alameda county, specifically in or around oakland. police say that they are continuing to encourage residents to beware as they continue to try and track down who is committing these acts. we need the community to be able to take proactive steps to prevent being a victim. i includes locking their vehicles, not leading, leaving items of value in their vehicles in reporting suspicious activity to the police department. >>and temper on theresa kron for news. >>when voters head to the polls in november, they'll make their choice known and a number of elections for the presidential election. they'll kick off the college process which dates back to our founding fathers in the

political minutes news nation's chief washington correspondent blake burman takes us through the electoral college process from election day to the inauguration. >>the path to becoming the blake burman with newsnation election day kicks off a process as old as the constitution. the electoral college has 538 electors. now each state has a certain number of electoral college votes to cast to win a candidate must get 270 on november. 5th voters make their choices at the polls. then on december, 11th states appoint electors about a week later, those electors then cast their votes for the candidate who won their state. but in nebraska and then main, the electoral votes are also divided by congressional district. those votes must be received by the united states senate here in washington by december 25th and on january, 6th, congress up the new president is inaugurated on january. 20th inauguration

day, by the way, is just for months away. blake burman and this is the news nation political minute. thursday. it'

be a sad day for many in oakland as the oakland a's get ready to play their final game at the coliseum. that's before moving on to sacramento. but for hundreds of the people who work there, they are may not be a next season. kron 4 charles clifford reports. >>the oakland a's will play their final home game here at the coliseum on thursday. and then the team is moving on. but for the folks who work at the games here, we're not sure

what happens next. my father brought me to my first game in 1968. joe wolf kill is a lifelong a span. he has also worked for the team as a field box attendant for the past. 21 years, i would do this for free, but the fact that they pay me, that's just a bonus. but with the end of the 2024 season incite hundreds of people who work the games here. >>will soon be facing an uncertain future. joe says that he and a handful of others have been able to find work at the nearby oakland arena. most of us co-workers aren't so really are broken for the people that the a's job, the concession people, the merchandisers, the people that i met and been friends with all these years. >>this could be their last stop it's going to as going economically impact them. and i feel for them the union that represents concession workers at the coliseum unite here. local 2 has said remark which provides concessions at the games is refusing to offer workers severance or continued health care coverage after the a's leave oakland. >>in response remarks said in

a statement to kron 4 that we understand that this is a difficult transition period. we are a bargaining in good faith with the union regarding the effects of the a's departure and are prepared to offer those impacted available roles in other areas of our organization. >>joe says that he hopes something can be done to help his co-workers, but he wishes it had never come to this. >>this could have been worked out. the city could reached a great know what the mlb could have participated and maybe we could have saved the season or 2 while get their act together for the next step in sacramento and in but for whatever reason, it didn't happen i'm extremely disappointed and all that. now the a's final home game against the texas rangers will be at 12, 37 on thursday. and then the a's have. >>3 away games before the end of the season. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>a vta employee accused of shooting and killing a co-worker. friday was in court

wednesday. santa clara county da's office says they have a witness accounts and video evidence now against the 33 year-old suspect kron four's. rob nesbitt was in the courtroom for the arraignment and has the latest details. >>a judge ruled that duck min bowie be held without bail and continued his arraignment to a later date. the defendant did appear in court, but just out of sight of cameras. this was the best vantage point as duck min bowie stood behind this public defender during his court appearance wednesday. but the case was called very briefly. so he was kind of happened. the poor and half out of santa clara county deputy district attorney michael gilman explained how the 33 year-old could face up to 50 years to life in prison if found guilty of the murder charges against him. bowie is accused of murdering regulars t o t co in a vta parking lot where both men worked. we have. >>a witness who was present near the scene of the crime. and there's a cctv, a camera at the vta parking lot where this happened, according to

the santa clara county da's office. a witness heard 3 gunshots coming from the parking lot. >>and told investigators that teco was meeting bowie to get gambling money. he was owed gambling was a college football and nfl football. >>we're looking into the the amount of money that was owed. >>gilman says surveillance video shows bowie reaching into a bag, pulling out a black firearm and firing several shots at dot co who was a vta bus operator and father of 2, the deputy district attorney recognize how painful this is for the vta where 9 people were shot and killed by a disgruntled employee and 2021. >>we express our deepest condolences to the whole vta community and the family of mr. t a t co buoys next court appearance is scheduled for december 10th reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4

in southern california to former students have filed a lawsuit against the norwalk la mirada unified school district for what they say was a failure to protect them against assault by their former teacher. >>that teacher is now serving 30 years to life for similar crimes. reporte kimberly cheng is in south pasadena, where news conference was held with new details about the lawsuit. >>i wished it would have done sooner. >>and what has been the least this woman who wants to remain anonymous was sexually abused by her 6th grade teacher. scott won at los analisis middle school in norwalk when she was 11 years old. he basically lured her into his classroom. >>when he knew that she would be isolated to have no way out

gets into the classroom and in the door closes behind her, she was sexually molested by scott long. >>she reported this to school. >>the police investigated he was removed from campus. and if you can believe that he was let back on campus the following year and many more children are victimized as a result of that. now at 19, she suing the norwalk law marotta unified school district. i wasn't heard. >>i wasn't seen. they still had in the school. when i was there after the incident. so i had to constantly passed by him constantly had to remember stuff constantly have to be afraid. they didn't believe my daughter. no one believe my daughter. they didn't have enough evidence and years later, you know what happens to their students? you other students are affected with wall in wasn't arrested until 2022. when another student accused him of abuse.

>>a few years later, we finally got the justice that i deserve. and i had to realize that i'm no longer that little that it once i'm not happy anymore. i'm not joyful. i don't trust anybody. one was later convicted on charges related to those 2 victims. the mother of a 3rd former student whose case he was not convicted >>is also part of the lawsuit announced wednesday. she says want touched her daughter inappropriately in 2021. when she was 11 and a student in his math and science class, she says she noticed changes in her child. my 11 year-old have the face of a ghost. no life, no life. once her daughter told her she pulled her out of his class. >>egg prices are on the rise again as bird flu continues. ravishing flocks and a bad day for traders as the dow has a major drop. here's david lazarus wit money. smart.

>>hey there. the dow took a tumble today, but not as a result of any particular bad news. rather. it looks like traders are just simply locking in profits from recent record highs for the index. nevertheless, the dow, the s and p 500, the nasdaq, the all remain on track for september gains, even though investors are increasingly nervous about the upcoming election and the course of pending interest rate cuts and how that's going to play out on the economy. new home sales down in august as rising prices keep many would-be buyers on the sidelines. nevertheless, mortgage refi is for people who already have a roof over their head are now at the highest level since 2022. as rates continue to come down tomorrow we get the latest stats on economic growth. and then on friday, the latest stats on inflation. now, let's look at a commodity that does keep getting more expensive. and that is egg prices up. 28% in august from a year before. but that's due to as has been the case for months now. bird

flu, which continues to ravage flocks sick birds means fewer eggs and millions of hens have had to be put down. one reason for that is the cramped quarters used by large-scale poultry farmers. one sick bird can cause the demise of the entire flock eggs. now average $3.20 a dozen which is high, but nowhere close to the nearly $5 price we saw in late 2022, even so americans now paying double the price for eggs as they did prior to the pandemic. back to you.

fairfield police are investigating tonight after a

woman was hit and killed by a vehicle while crossing the street this morning. this comes following a similar incident in fairfield just on tuesday night when a pregnant woman pushing her toddler in a stroller was struck by a car reporter kristina. but he still has more after speaking with police and concerned residents. >>the fairfield police is currently investigating 2 separate incidents that have occurred within the last 2 days where pedestrians have been struck by vehicles. the latest one resulting in the death of a woman. the fairfield police department has confirmed a woman was killed on waterman boulevard this morning. >>she was attempting to cross the street. people don't stop at the crosswalk where the girl was struck. there's lights to flash and i've in there and stop for people and just watch people. drive by without stopping a concerned resident who was at the scene this morning got emotional. >>while speaking to us since his kids walk the same route. it's not fair.

>>it's not there. and i'm sorry. what else say? >>this incident comes less than 24 hours from when a pregnant woman strolling with her toddler got struck by a car. we are told that the woman lost her unborn child and remains in critical condition. her toddler sustained minor injuries from last night's incident. officials say for both incidents the do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. you know, i we don't know for certain what those contributing factors may have been. but i feel like is the good times reiterates in the community to the public. >>you know, no matter how good of a driver you think that you are win detention. no one bad decision can change your life and the life of your victim. fairfield mention that in the last 30 days they have had 5 incidents of vehicles versus pedestrians. >>we have those involving bicyclist just slow down. people need to slow it. it's not worth it. it could be your

kid. indiana, but he's good. >>both of these cases are still under investigation. if you have any information regarding these incidents, your advice to a child to the fairfield police department in fairfield covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>a local hindu temples at the center of a hate crime investigation. and authorities are trying to figure out who's responsible. sheriff's deputies say the baps hindu temple in rancho cordova was recently to faced with a sinister motive. reporter rina shah ducks joins us from rancho cordova with what authorities are saying about the investigation. >>well, the graffiti has since been cleared off from the sine here at the temple. but you still see that there is new black, fresh paint on the road just in front of that was also defaced. there were at least a couple of dozen members of the temple here just a little

while ago standing in solidarity against what authorities are characterizing as a hate crime. investigators believe that someone did damage overnight here at the hindu temple in rancho cordova on armstrong avenue. the temple sign out front was defaced with graffiti along with part of the driveway. the sheriff's office also tells us a water pipe on the property was also sergeant amar gandhi had a stern warning for whoever is responsible. sacramento is i mean, we pride ourselves on how diverse we are. we've got a virtually every race, religion, everything. and it's not just a place. people can coexist. >>but this is a place where we thrive together and have something done. whether this is a white church, black church in new tampa, whatever it is, it's sickening on a personal level. it's sickening for me. this is the temple i go to with my family and to see this just on a personal level. obviously a lot of anger, a lot of frustration because we know a sacramento, as we know rancho cordova is

it's a great place to live a great place to be and it has no place here going to jail. save yourself the trouble. turn yourself in. >>and my photographer, howard coyle, had an opportunity to talk to the plumber who was doing repairs on the pipes. he said in the past when he's repaired pipes that were damaged. usually because the culprit is stealing the copper in those pipes. he said that wasn't the case here. so authorities believing that whoever is the culprit really tried to do some damage reporting in rancho cordova covering local news that matters rowena shaddox fox 40 news. >>more news from covid-19 to br

injuries or existing medical conditions. there are many reasons why millions of americans suffer from some form of memory loss. cognitive decline can not only disrupt healthy lifestyles, but also lead to more serious issues. but there is help reporter jennifer jordan has more on a new program that's helping both patients and their caregivers. it was a double elimination day on dancing with the stars. dayna devon has a look at who got the boot in the entertainment report. >>we're in week 2 of dancing with the stars. the theme of the night was oscars. and after cheeky red-carpet intro, the cast got right into dancing to oscar nominated songs. the dancing with the stars cast actually has its own oscar nominated actor eric roberts who got a special moment as well as reginald veljohnson who was in the oscar nominated film die hard,

the best performance by an actor supporting role. >>well, ming to go back to that memory because it was a dream come true to the nth degree. can't imagine what feels >>acting maybe their strong suit, though, because both of them tied for the lowest score of the night. a 15 out of 30. now to our top scores of oscars night. >>you are made for dancing. >>it's like mesmerizing to

watch. i think you mesmerized. that's all tonight. so gracefully shooting really happened because he's like having a majestic called into trying to take out of about to fly and even chandler. kenny landed at the top of the scoreboard with 24 points. bachelor, joy grass today and dwight howard tied with 22. >>and now on to 2 libyans who stole our hearts during the paris olympics. paula, sky steven sick and rugby player. a lot are. no one went home

last week. so last night was a double elimination. >>from this competition. >>interesting answer for him there. we'll see who goes home next week. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>democrats and republicans in congress are working together to make changes to the country's welfare system. members of a house committee say a particular program punishes the very families. it aims to support our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>i don't wish this upon my worst enemy. nfl hall of famer brett favre is facing accusations that were at the heart of a house hearing tuesday fraud in a welfare program known as temporary assistance for needy families or tanf was branded as a person who stole welfare money. that's the lowest of low and it could be further from the truth. favre is

accused of misusing tanf funds in mississippi to pay for a new volleyball facility. the development of a concussion drug and various public appearances. the state sued him and dozens of other defendants to repay any misspent money. favre returned more than a million dollars. if after brett favre, it can happen to anybody. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of. >>punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not

been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >>not the number of children families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>stay here. will

>>can't believe i'm really saying this. but tonight was the a's last ever night game at the oakland coliseum. lots of emotions out of the ballpark, as you would expect. a's hosting the texas rangers in game 2 of their final home series. let's pick up the action in the top of the first no score man on for wyatt

langford sends it deep to left just out of the reach of tyler, nevin home run. rangers strike first on the 2 run shot all part of a three-run inning. we go to the next inning. the a's down 3. still one on for darrell. her nays. who should sit back up the middle to as cameron scores and the a's cut the deficit to yeah, they were bashing at the coliseum. that's unfortunately as close as the a's would get, though adolis garcia, a towering shot to left. no doubt about that. one. the rangers pad the lead to 4 and the a's couldn't get anything going after that. they fall 5 to one. well, look to win their final series of series of the season tomorrow as the fans soak in the final night game ever at the coliseum. some fans even collecting some dirt from the field to remember the stadium tough times can imagine what tomorrow is going to be like giants chance to sweep arizona looking for their 6th straight win. that was a great hat here. that looks like a let's

get to the highlights of this one and pick it in the second inning with no score and michael conforto going to be at the plate? well, that's going to get to the outfield. let's see if we've got michael can forward a okay. he was on the on the bases. that's what happened. sends it all the way to the wall. and that's going to bring in can fourto to make it one-nothing tyler fitzgerald with the rbi double. we go to the second gabriel moreno goes back up the middle. rbi single as jake mccarthy comes into score. snakes led it 3 to one after 2. they add on in the 4th with the score for one christian walker a rope out to left until march. a scores. it's 5 to one and that may more than enough for zach allen. he was terrific. tonight, 6 innings just gave up one run 11 strikeouts. the giants struck out 17 times in all tonight and then it was pavan smith with the exclamation point in the 8th with 2 men on a different type of splash. it

then we're used to here in san francisco that's into the pool in right center d'backs when 2 giants still finished the road trip 7, 2, have a chance to finish above 500 3 games at oracle park against the cardinals. real quickly, the football, some updates from the forty-niners george kittle. you see back limited at practice. >>one big change in the weather pattern today around the bay area. temperatures really taken a major hit, low clouds and fog. they returned just kind of stuck around for a good part of the day and that knock down those temperatures quite a bit. in fact, that fog bouncing up against the east bay hills already. and we're going to see more of that as we head toward tomorrow morning. look at the big drop in temperatures. boy, pretty amazing. and 24 hours. yeah, we were over 100 degrees. and the more just 24 hours ago. but now 27 degrees cooler. 25 degrees cooler in concord. and 21 degrees cooler today in santa rosa. so, yeah, pretty impressive how these temperatures took a tumble

that onshore wind. 65 degrees in san francisco. 71 in oakland, 79 this to the 90's in san jose. so 102 degrees yesterday in livermore today, they only topped out at 79 actually running below the average. 74 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. but don't get used to it. we've got a front that's passing through right now just to our north as that front goes eastward will behind that. we're going to see the winds pick up and all of a sudden the high pressure builds in. and here we go. we start to warm those temperatures up again. 80's in san jose. 70's in oakland and then 60's and san francisco. >>and that does it here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great rest of your week.

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