>>we begin now with breaking news. >>you're watching kron for news at 11, 30. i'm noelle bellow. we continue to follow breaking news out of the north

bay. now, the police now telling us a shooting reported earlier this morning left 2 people dead outside their home. now police have arrested a suspect. they're calling this an active homicide case. the shooting happened shortly before 10 this morning on lincoln avenue. it's about a mile away from napa high school. police say they found a man and a woman with gunshot wounds outside of a home. both were pronounced dead at the scene about 4 hours later. police say they tracked down the suspect who led officers on a car chase into kennedy park. investigators say the suspect refused to surrender and then ended up shooting himself with a gun. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. police have not yet said what led up to the shooting or if the victims and the suspect knew each other. our other top story tonight after 57 years, the a's said their final goodbye to a sold out coliseum. it was a sad day for fans. many who have been watching the a's for decades since they first arrived in the 1960's sadness isn't the

only a motion for these fans either. many are angry at the team's owner, john fisher who decided to move the a's to vegas during today's game. there were loud chants demanding he sell the team. the a's did win their final game at the coliseum, beating the texas rangers 3 to 2 fans telling us they were happy to experience such a historic last game, but also very upset. the a's will no longer call oakland home. >>and tickets. what is going up so i can i grew up. so it's just really sad. raise my kids here. i we can all the time. so it's just all of that to guy like is too like people live die. but have is a it all

up. >>is sucks. if you've got 3 teams that leave a note. it's nothing here. no more. >>can hear the hurt and voice. >>in san francisco, dog owners are on high alert following several coyote attacks. some of those attacks at crissy field have turned deadly kron. 4 sarah stinson has the latest after speaking with a local dog group demanding. >>more to be done. the signs are all over crissy field and beach warning dog owners about coyotes. this one says. >>alert off-leash dog and coyote aggression has been reported here. but one san francisco dog group says signs are not enough in preventing these attacks. coyotes are taking over some of san francisco's most popular parks and beaches, crissy field

baker beach could become a hunting ground for dogs so far this month, 3 dogs have been confirmed to be killed by coyotes. >>at crissy field and dog attacks have been reported weekly. you know, all of a sudden they're being really, really bald there, too comfortable with people because people have been feeding them. martha walters is the chair of the crissy field dog group. she says in the last 5 months there's been a major spike in coyote attacks. i've seen 2 attacks at crissy field. i've talked to east 100 people since late april. i've spoken to probable it. >>about 3 or 4 people have had to have lost talks. the coyotes in the presidio and so it's it's something that is very traumatizing. but walter says there should be a public database where you can see real-time reporting of these incidents. the longtime group is now calling on the golden gate national recreation area. >>and the presidio trust to be more transparent. we would like to see your data of

coyote incidents and sightings and they won't give it to us. so we finally had to file a freedom of information act by a public record to get documents to see because i'm a data person. let's look at the data. the golden gate, national recreation area tells kron 4 that each of the deaths this month involved off-leash dogs. the agency has posted signs in the area to warn people and offer safety tips advising dog owners to report coyote encounters to park dispatch and to walk dogs on a leash. dog owners at crissy field say they see coyotes often and many have experienced encounters. he has chased one-off least before. so it's happened. we're a lot more careful now. when i know was kind tease. >>i called my dog back and i got really big i thought about scaring away. bears is what my >>it's ran away. >>park officials tell us they will be monitoring the area over the next several days to haze coyotes, which is a

tactic to scare off the coyotes in deter them from coming back. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. let's get a check of the forecast. >>and for that, we turn things over to kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>we're in for a very special friday. outside the i just got a thin veil of fog. you can see it right here making its way into parts of san francisco, the golden gate bridge there in the distance. but it's very shallow. not going to be seeing much in the morning and then it's going to be off and running. and we're talking about lots of sunshine. i think some warm weather the coastline today. temperatures warmed up the river. yesterday we dropped a good. 25 27 degrees in spots today. we're up a good 10, even 14 degrees higher than what we had just 24 hours ago. so, yeah, that weather roller coaster continues. 67 degrees in san francisco today. 74 warm in oakland was 82 in san jose. remember only in the 70's yesterday and live more now. 88 today. 86 degrees in concord in 84 in santa rosa

out there. right now, though, changes are in the works. you see a storm system up in the gulf of alaska and down to the south. you see cloud cover kind of just dissipating in road you see moving further south, little bit of a northerly wind kicking in overnight tonight and tomorrow. that means we're not going to see a whole on the way of fog. just some very patchy fog, i think along the coastline, maybe couple patches inside the bay early tomorrow morning. could be really shallow birds often her. you're left with a lot of sunshine. i think even along the coastline tomorrow, you can find some sun and some nice temperatures to go along with that. in fact, tomorrow in the san francisco, how about 73 degrees? 86 and very warm in oakland, a hot 92 in san jose and yeah, that's where we're going. tomorrow is going to be a hot one in spots inland. well, in the 90's in some of the valleys will cool back down to right around the average on saturday and sunday. >>thank you, lawrence. in the south bay, 2 women arrested after police say they were running a brothel at a home in san jose earlier this month, police conducted a search

warrant at a home on mckee road near 6.80, where they say they found 2 human trafficking victims. authorities say the woman running that brothel were booked into jail. voters in oakland rally in what they call a push to make. governor newsom keep his promise to build a million affordable homes by 2030. they say less than one percent of california's general fund dollars have gone to affordable housing and homelessness programs and the lack of dignified affordable housing can lead to severe and potentially fatal outcomes. today's rally was held in front of a garage complex where an unhoused woman was recently killed in a fire. >>locals who have had to live in cars on the streets. iran does. prevent you know, stab live radar, a tenant protections and building more affordable homes, location of price of their own community because they've lived here long enough to know what a community that made out of.

>>on its website, 1 million homes dot org. the newsom administration partially blames other state leaders for the lack of progress saying legislators cut 1 billion dollars from our housing and homelessness budget. of flavortown guys. yeti. is that lending a hand in the search for 3 stolen goats? the celebrity chef posted on his facebook page asking anyone in the santa rosa area to help bring those goats home safely. >>we told you about them. the 3 goats named nacho chile and atlas were lured out of their enclosure at rancho disco in santa rosa back on september. 17th, a woman was caught on surveillance using hay to entice those goats to walk out. the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. >>governor gavin newsom's plan to regulate california's oil and gas industry faced a big test at the state capitol today. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you

what happened and how supporters and opponents of the plan say it ultimately will impact you.

>>governor gavin newsom's special legislative session on oil and gas is moving along thursday. lawmakers advance legislation he vows will lead to lower prices at the pump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was there. he shares what members from both sides of the aisle have to say about the plan. >>to that bill with then vote. this assembly committee officially advanced governor gavin newsom's plan to require oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which in

turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you will pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening out price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artificial shortages because everyday prices of gasoline to rise, that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy. currently working. chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table and and entering thank you, sir.

employment all our members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >>and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no need to fast track market disrupting regulations that make no mistake. we will all be paying for down the road for many years to come. some democrats did express concerns with the plan, the majority on this committee and members of the newsom administration said they are confident it will ultimately benefit everyday californians. this is a common sense solution that has been adopted by developed countries around the world. but that the goal of this >>to reduce prices overall. now that the governor's proposal passed to this committee and next heads to th assembly floor for a full vote next week reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>in southern california, a pilot and his passenger have been arrested after their small plane loaded with illegal drugs made an

emergency landing early thursday morning on a highway reporter chip yost has the very latest from oceanside. >>hello there that plane were talking about is still here at the oceanside municipal airport. and now both the oceanside police department and the dea are involved in the ase. >>it doesn't surprise me. i think we have narcotics coming into our country various ways. i think the surprising part is emergency landing and how we came across. >>with the little piper cherokee sitting behind them at the oceanside municipal airport. police gave an update about how they discovered drugs aboard the plane early thursday morning at around one, 40 am thursday. the small plane made an emergency landing on state route. 76 that the pilot attributed to an engine failure, according to flightaware dot com. the plane left mesa, arizona, at around 11:00:09pm, the night before and was supposed to

arrive at the oceanside airport at around 02:00am. the emergency landing happened less than a mile short of the destination. when police got there, they found the pilot and the passenger were unharmed, but they also noticed one of them was acting suspicious during the investigation. they observed one of the individuals. >>discard a backpack in 2 nearby brush. which obviously raise concerns of one of the officers in individuals were detained and during the subsequent investigation, a small amount of cocaine was located on one of the passing one of the passengers of the plane. and then the subsequent investigation of revealed approximately one key low of suspected cocaine in the backpack that was discarded. >>both the pilot and passenger were taken into custody. both are from oceanside. the pilot has been identified as 21 year-old gabriel bright and

the passenger. 36 year-old troy smith reporting here in oceanside, i'm chip yost, ktla. 5

big news coming down from sacramento. state plans are underway to bring a new football stadium to campus. the announcement came down thursday and folks are already getting pumped about the new edition reporter claudette stefani and reports from sac state with the very latest. >>this is a football stadium. you're used to saying that by the end of the season, all of this is going to be cleared out to make way for a brand new stadium. now we did

pre-school officials how much is this going to cost? and first and foremost, we want to go ahead. take out to some video to give you some perspective on what the stadium looks like right now. you're taking a look at hornet stadium from above school. officials tell us the new stadium will those 25,000 seats in an architecture firm known for designing famous stadiums like yankee stadium and the upcoming buffalo bills stadium would be spearheading the design. one of the big questions getting asked today, how much does all of this ultimately going to cost? school officials told us they could not reveal or give us a ballpark just yet but said it would not cut into the general fund. they also told us several sources, including sponsors and donors would help fund the project. >>i can say definitively that tuition will not be at all even remotely impacted by now, fees are set at the campus level, some of them at least. and we did go through a fee adjustment process that was about investing in a whole host of things on campus.

students specifically asked for when i asked luke would if they had secured all the funding. they said that they are confident that they had what they needed now in the coming weeks, we're expected to see those renderings and hopefully we can get a better idea of what this looks like. dollars and cents wise reporting from sacramento state covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. >>kron 4 news will continue withit's a bittersweet

day for oakland. they won their last home game against the texas rangers. but the fans have lost their team. the athletics who have been rooted in oakland since 1968. now

uprooted out of the town kron four's lezla gooden was at the coliseum all day long talking to fans and taking it all in. as the energy here has been nonstop today since 04:00am. when fans lined up outside trying to get into the gates and as you can see. >>it's all over now. and today has been field with a lot of mixed emotions. a lot of laughter, tears and memories being made here. and i talk with a lot of fans who say this is a terrible way to say goodbye fans. i caught up with say they are happy to experience such an historic last game but also very upset that the a's will no longer call oakland home. they're making their feelings heard about the move was shirts, saying cell and stay here. with the a's taking home that went for the final time here brought fans to tears. one longtime fan says the hurt he is feeling isn't about baseball. it's about the city of oakland. >>unlike his 2 like people live and die. but like just

have a it all up. i grew up in this light oil right? it's tough step in. all so maybe 70 slight. so generation emits light, right? is. sucks. if you've got 3 teams leave a note. raiders, goal is nothing here. no just the last ports game. and hopefully if i and that was tj, who you just heard from him, he said that this was a very hard day for him. and i ran into him because he was crying so hard. he couldn't believe this is how. >>the story is ending. and that's just one of the many stories i've heard from fans today. very emotional and one person i met in the parking lot said he to be here in honor of his wife who passed 10 years ago. this is actually where he proposed to her. and so in honor of her memory, he was handing out little number

billions like this. and this was one of the pants he gave me. and he said, you know, he just couldn't imagine being anywhere that's the kind of connection you are seeing out here today. and like i said, fans are still hopeful that this could change. let's get him reporting in a back to you. as a's fans packed into the coliseum thursday for their final home game in oakland. we're taking a look back at the nearly 6 decades of memories made kron four's. grant lotus continues. our team coverage. >>the oakland a's have called the coliseum home since 1968. and it didn't take long for them to become a baseball powerhouse. >>in fact, in just their 5th season in oakland, the a's would win their first world series championship on the road against the cincinnati reds in 1972 and the very next year they did it again. home

runs by bergkamp, an heiress and reggie jackson in game 7 of the world series. help the a's defeat. the new york mets to win their second consecutive championship. >>this time in front of the home crowd in oakland. >>and then in 1974, the oakland a's did something that only one other organization has ever done. they won their 3rd straight world >>once again in front of the home crowd in 1989, the a's would host the san francisco giants in game one of the world series. it's the only time the 2 bay area baseball teams met to compete for baseball's biggest prize. >>the series, though, >>would be disrupted. but when all was said and done, the a's would sweep the giants for oakland's 4th world championship. unfortunately,

that would be the last time the a's would win the world series. but the team has made plenty of history since may. first 1991, 1 of the greatest baseball players of all time. ricky henderson thrilled the home crowd when he broke the all-time record for stolen bases. >>he's >>and in 2002, the a's made history again when they set an american league record winning their 20th consecutive game. fans at the coliseum have witnessed 2 perfect games for

spy catfish hunter in 1968 and most recently on mother's day in one alice training. still side. some of great >>in addition to those perfect game, saints fans watch their team throw 5 no-hitters coliseum most recently thanks to mike fires in may of 2019. >>along with the historic moments over the last 57 years, a's fans have had the privilege to watch some of the greatest to ever play the game.

>>kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we are 40 days out from the presidential election, but for many mailing in their ballots, the voting has already begun. lawmakers grilling the postmaster general about whether the usps is up to the task. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the story. >>matter where you want, we deliver postmaster general louis dejoy says the usps is ready for the election, but some lawmakers aren't so sure are american citizens going to

be able to trust mail-in ballot. absolutely. absolutely. i don't know why you wouldn't. house committee pressed joy on male failures they say have caused concern for constituents in wisconsin today delivery dropped 20 points. congressman mark pocan and says a pilot program. the postal service put in place to help modernize the network delayed deliveries in his area. what you do specifically about wisconsin to fix our unique problem. first rockets went to the moon blew up. >>okay. that's what pilots who thinks are blown up wisconsin. that. >>dejoy assured lawmakers the usps can handle the surge. he says mail-in ballots made up just 0.1% of all mail in 2020. plus dejoy says every general election, the post office uses extraordinary measures to expedite ballots through the system. we rifle through 300 million pieces of mail as they move through the system. >>and then look for look for ballots and pull him out. pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright grilled the joy on

usps is long-term modernization plan saying it would slow down rural service. you really think that rural american should have to pay the price? i disagree with the premise and i think it's an unfair accusation. dejoy pushed back saying usps says long-term plans to consolidate mail processing centers won't affect this year's election mail in washington. i'm maggie beer temp. >>all eyes are on the southeast as hurricane helene has grown to a category 4 storm. >>and making landfall in florida. forecasters warn the enormous system could create a nightmare. storm surge of up to 20 feet and deliver damaging winds hundreds of miles inland with flash flood warnings extending far beyond the coast. reporter nicole rogers has more from hudson beach. >>we have the wind definitely picking up here, but the storm surge is what we have been talking about for days now. i want to show you behind neighbors tell me that where the water is right now is

higher than it was for hurricane dolly. and we saw the devastation here in hudson, hudson each for hurricane we spoke with one woman, if you can just look all the way past and how far this road goes. we spoke with one woman who said, you know, she's safe during hurricane idalia and she swore she would never leave for home again. and she decided she was going to stick to storm out and says she did. she got to the point where the water was halfway up for cast and she just escaped gas station. we're going to walk a little bit over here. if you take a look, i want to show we have cars here. we have cars all around this gas station where people are to try to get to higher ground. now, this gas station goes straight to u.s. 90, which is usually a safe bet. how far this water rose in just a couple minutes. i wouldn't be surprised if we end up going over us 19. we have someone who is just back here. tell you are all the way back by the water by the boat ramp. what's it look like when you escape? >>it was that water i he water

to that. there's water all the way up to the windows. i mean, otherwise, everybody just trying to go back there. but it's not i. it looks normal of water. well, talk to me about how fast that water rose. you said it was just it was so late. >>where we went back there. most driveways, you can still see it everything. but by the time we came back out, it was at least another and we're only like 30 and how to it's got about $0.6 lead with 37 gone in. my tires were them. and that question on purpose for the people that are trying to go through this flood water. definitely you heard it over and over over again. turn around. don't drown. we're seeing people getting stopped see people still trying to escape people north that mandatory evacuation now trying to escape floodwaters. and again, we might get to the point where first responders

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immigration as one of the top issues. this election, not just at the border but all across the country with 40 days to go until election day. vice president harris is heading to the southern border on friday. former president trump has made 3 border trips as well. news nation chief washington correspondent blake burman takes a look at the numbers behind the issue in the political minute. >>the debate over the border. blake burman with newsnation. the u.s. mexico border is front and center in this year's presidential race. as

the candidates make their case on immigration, vice president kamala harris visits the border on friday. donald trump has made 3 stops at the country southern edge during the campaign. now, harris blames trump for this year's failed senate bill that would have addressed parts of the issue. trump says the current border crisis has happened under harris's watch. now, illegal border crossings have jumped since 2020, as you can see here last year, for example, agents reported more than 2.4 million encounters at the southern border in recent months. border crossings have decreased, but they also climb slightly in august, more than 107,000 in that month alone. also crossing the border. fentanyl last year. more than 74,000 people died from a fentanyl overdose. blake burman and this is the news nation political minute. >>in las vegas, the tropicana hotel making way for the new home field for the a's. now, the future for the hotel's multimillion-dollar stained

glass ceiling is up in the air. but the company that created it says it's not their only work around town. reporter james schaeffer has more. >>i remember being at the tropicana when my dad was was talking them and selling them the job they're playing video games there says one of my earliest memories, david judson, president of judson studios can still recall when his father sold in created the $200,000 project in 1979, its work captured in photos from the company which is celebrating 125 years. don't do it for the money. it's a sense of passion. and as we love to work with, you have creative people and people that really love beauty and and be able to create things for people that bring you know, led to their lives that like cats through the stained glass of las vegas properties like the caesar's palace, which before renovations in the late 90's, the hotel palace quarter restaurant was another work of art assembled

by the studio. we probably one of the studios that was closest to vegas at that time. and so we were kind of the go-to studio for a number of projects another piece, more residential in nature. judson completing to stain glass pieces for the home of siegfried and roy, although it's been years since other notable work, judson said he is optimistic about the studios foot hold in the industry. we really are leaning into technology pushing the limits of what it >>more news coming up. stick with u

in the south bay, san jose's planning commission passed a plan to bring a new costco to

the city. but a number of neighbors say they're opposing that plan. kron four's. michael thomas is in san jose with what comes next. >>dozens of protesters from the group save west valley continue to argue traffic safety concerns here at this proposed costco location. but despite their concerns, well, the city planning commission of costco on to the next steps of meeting with city council. and if that gets approved, will these buildings behind me would be knocked down and one huge wholesale store would be put in. this proposed costco location is in a small parking lot that's shared with the trader joe's off a prospect road and border san jose and saratoga. >>it sits near schools and homes on graves avenue where kids walk daily and dorothy angus, who lives nearby says that's why it's a problem. it's crazy parking that prospect high it makes tricky for the plan is to demolish 3 buildings or replace them with one giant costco revamping the entire parking lot as well. the mega store says they'd add a sound wall to reduce noise.

have a million dollars towards pedestrian safety in the city says more sidewalks will be added and roadways nearby would be widened by 48 feet. but neighbors say it's still not enough. that sounds like a lot sound and dance. >>i just, you know, see, it's just too to be here any will not be. >>costco says the store would bring anywhere from 250 to 300 jobs to the area and hopes to have full approval soon regardless of what their possible neighbors might say without a pedestrian bridge. >>students would die. >>we did reach out to costco for a comment this morning and are still waiting to hear back. that's a very latest here in san jose. i'm michael thomas. i'll send it back to you live. in any newscast. there is no shortage of violence on our streets in our schools, our homes. >>kron four's vicki liviakis is taking us to the future courage museum in san francisco where they honored people who faced violence and fear with courage. you might

make me hurt. you might get the pain that you're not gonna break the spirit. >>it's first of its kind live here in san francisco's presidio museum devoted to courage. all of the people that are featured in the museum. incredible stories of resilience tenacity and strength billed as a night of courage. hundreds are here to hear stories of bravery and inspiration from survivors of school violence, domestic violence discrimination for a lot of people here tonight who have been. a very courageous special guest warriors head coach steve kerr honored for speaking out about gun violence crew's own father was shot and killed overseas. my father's death, which was like gun violence impacted. >>it's made me realize important for all of us to get involved attacks by the of the museum is to show everyday

actions to prevent violence in last place. he was already saved. my include empathy, mirrors of young people like. >>alayah eastman who hid beneath the dead body of a so i'm a survivor of the 2018 parkland shooting and she shares some of the terror and the transformation. i'm so grateful for the opportunity to share my story the amazing opportunity to have other young people. hear my story and also learn. >>about how you can be powerful and use your story to actually make meaningful change after experiencing something horrific. the courage museum presented by futures without violence is set to open to the public in san francisco's presidio by fall of 2026. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4. >>meta unveils augmented reality glasses called orion and disney plus has started cracking down on password sharing rich demuro has the details richaun tack. >>here's what's happening in

the tech world. meta. the parent company of facebook has unveiled a new augmented reality glasses. they call orion the glasses have a thicker him to hold minature electronics like cameras, microphones and speakers users can see digital information and holographic content. overlaid on the real world. the glasses also have met as ai assistant built in which can explain what you're looking at. you can also make video calls through the glasses. now these are a prototype and they could be years away from reality. one estimate says they cost about $10,000. a pair, but meta believes tech like this will be a big replacement for the smartphone. disney plus has officially started its crackdown on password sharing. the company calls it paid sharing. you can now add one extra member outside your household for an extra 7 to $10 a month. users already piggybacking on someone else's account can start their own and transfer all of their watch history and settings.

you can still use your account while traveling, but you might need to verify or log in with a one-time code. and disney says they will use various methods to figure out if someone is streaming outside of your household. netflix started its password-sharing crackdown last summer and resulted in lots of new revenue and subscriptions for the company. finally, a top tech youtuber is getting some heat for his new app. marques brownlee better known as mk bhd has nearly 20 million subscribers on you to. he's known for his high quality tech review videos. this week he launched an app called panels which lets you download wallpapers for your smart phone home screen from curated artists. the app costs $12 a month or $50 a year. the backlash was immediate with many saying it costs too much has too many ads and asks for too many data permissions and kb ht has acknowledged the criticism saying he's working to address some of the

concerns. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

hoda kotb announces her exit from the today show. plus mar consuelos and jimmy fallon battle it out for sexiest tv host scott mantz has the details in the entertainment report. >>we start here with some really big news. a national morning news staple has announced she's leaving the show that she's been a part for 7 years. >>number our 60th birthday that we had all it was so like i can see it and i remembered

standing outside looking at beautiful bunch of people with all these gorgeous lines. and i thought like this is what the top of the wave feels like for me. and then i thought about it. obviously i had my kiddos late in life and i was thinking that they deserve bigger piece of my of my time pie that i have >>copy made the big announcement earlier this morning. she announced she's leaving the today show but not nbc altogether. copy has been part of morning television for nearly 2 decades spending 16 years in the 10 o'clock hour, all of today. and while she got her start with the network on line, everyone fell in love with her. when she joined kathie lee gifford on the today show the morning news host has been with the network for 26 years. now what? very tight race, not the presidential election, not the horse race this weekend, but this one sexiest tv host, people magazine posted this

competition online. mark consuelos jimmy fallon, seth meyers, mario lopez, all competing for the title. jimmy fallon, jokingly ask hunts wallace to drop out of the race and this is how the life with kelly and mark hosts responded or that we can do is considering it. i'm like, you know what, maybe i should. >>pledge my support rated the data he's yet to somebody else can went somebody else. was like you, maybe i should come on the show on monday and say, you know, you're gonna vote for eyes will vote for jimmy, but reconsidered. >>and then fallon drops this on the tonight show on wednesday night. >>60's tv host. but look at the that. 60, then why is his wife been on jimmy show a time? the show once. a shirtless at the pool. what is the man enough to wear spanx under his rash guard? judon in

canada. pushing 54. good luck on the golden bachelor blood. >>but it was up to wheat nominate different mark. our very own mark kriski. of course, mark consuelos did win last year and will probably win this year, too. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. scott movie mantz. >>in southern california, another violent random and unprovoked attack on the beach in santa monica. this time a homeless man accused of trying to strangle a man to death as he fished from the water line reporter ellina abovian has the details. >>good evening. while this incident, it happened just south of the pier. the victim was out fishing and santa monica. needless to say, it's a world famous attraction. so it does beg the question now, is this place safe? this is

the suspect. take a look at his photo. 31 year-old john broke smith, a homeless man from illinois is in police custody, charged with attempted murder after nearly strangling a man to death. a 28 year-old man from west hollywood who was out fishing just south of the pier on september 19. police say this wasn't random unprovoked attack. the victim suffered injury to his neck and was taken to the hospital, expected to make a full recovery. the suspect was arrested by santa monica police. and this is not his first offense. he has quite a rap sheet just 4 days prior to this attack, he was arrested for burglary in los angeles. >>he was also arrested earlier this year for public intoxication, possession of a weapon on school grounds and tampering with the fire alarm and the suspect. in this case, he is being held on 2 million dollars bail in santa monica. alina abovian ktla. 5 news. >>while stocks stay high as new data highlights economic strength. and if you're planning on retiring soon, you could face a chance of running out of money. here's david lazarus with money. smart.

>>their stocks rebounded today with the s and p 500 hitting a new record after the latest stats show. the economy is on very solid footing. 2nd quarter economic growth was revised upward to a very healthy 3%. that's nearly double the 1st quarter growth rate. also, jobless claims for last week came in lower than expected. you store all that together. and it's just that. not only are we going to avoid a recession, but the fed is going to maintain its current course of rate cuts well into next year. also shares of southwest airlines up 5% today after the carrier said he would spend 2 and a half billion dollars buying back its own shares and not say making seats. more of us are now at the local in 2 years, about 6% for a 30 year fixed mortgage. expect the cost of so keep coming down. so you don't need to rush if you're in the market for a new home. and tomorrow, the latest inflation stats. now let's look at retirement. there's a stunning new report from

morningstar that shows that nearly half of americans about 45% are in danger of running out of cash after retiring at the age of 65. the danger of running out of money is even greater for single women. about 55% of them face a chance of running out of money during their retirement. morningstar says that many retirees just simply aren't prepared for health care and nursing home costs, which can run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. that's clearly a big issue. also, there's a misperception that your tax obligations will go down after retirement. that's not always the case. you might stay in the same tax bracket or even go into a higher one. the smart play is to overcompensate. if you think you're going to x amount to retire, you're probably gonna x and y. you might want to talk to an expert about that. also, younger people still in the workforce still drawing an income. you want to be aggressive in planning for your retirement? because after the age of 65, you might not have that opportunity. back to you. >>kron 4 news will continue

the ukrainian president visited capitol hill and the white house thursday asking for more support. his visit included accusations he weighed in on this year's presidential election. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the key issues with the visit. >>more than 2 years into ukraine's war with russia, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met with the president and the vice president, ukraine and america side by side for that much of these general russian nation. president joe biden announced a new 7.9 billion dollars

support package for ukraine russia will not prevail ukraine vail. zelenskyy also wants the u.s. to let ukraine use american long-range weapons on targets in russia. russian president vladimir putin warned that move put russia at war with the u.s. and nato the ukrainian president also took his case to congress all the way you're going to get russia to the table is hit them harder than one hand. visit comes as republicans criticize alinsky for appearing to get involved in u.s. politics thankful zelinsky toward a munitions factory in pennsylvania with democrats with it not as a political perception. that was some states alinsky also told the new yorker republican vice presidential candidate jd vance is too radical. the president of ukraine is in our country. he's making nasty aspersions. >>what your favorite president me on the campaign trail. former president donald trump has not committed to further

support for ukraine. ukraine is. >>john, it's not ukraine. any more in washington lots of sunshine around the bay area tomorrow. >>likely be hot in spots. we're going to watch these temperatures running up into the 90's in spots in limit ouside right now. a beautiful evening around the bay area. some of the patchy fog moving along the coastline. otherwise not a whole lot else where an otherwise we stay clear in the interior valleys, even most overnight tonight. but we have seen a couple patches out toward the golden gate bridge, not much out there right now. and i think by tomorrow they're not gonna be a whole lot either. so temperatures, yeah, they were running up the scale today after going down yesterday. almost 25 27 degrees in spots today. 11 to 14 degrees warmer in many spots inland again. and i think we watch as temperatures continue to climb as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. so these numbers just headed back to average today. most spots 67 degrees in san francisco. 74 in oakland, san jose. checking in at 82 degrees today. 88 a major bounce back and live more 86 degrees in concord in 84 in santa rosa,

other than patchy fog along the immediate coast. i think we stay clear inland tonight. tomorrow, a little bit of a northerly wind, mostly sunny, going to be hot in the interior valleys for friday, but should be beautiful day as you get to san francisco are probably talking 70's, maybe some 70's right along the waters low pressure off the coastline. that's helping to give a little bit of a northerly flow aloft. and that is what looks like to give us that offshore wind to keep us mostly clear overnight tonight. so, yeah, it's going to be warm out of the beaches hot as you make your way inside the bay and many spots inland tomorrow. the san francisco. what a nice day. a beautiful friday outside. nice fall day of 72 in san francisco downtown about 68 the sunset. you're talking about 70 degrees. if you want to go the beach in pacifica, 83 degrees in miller. 83 also in burlingame, 86 in redwood city. lot of 90's and hot in the santa clara valley, east bay. temperatures running up in the mid 90's as well. so it is going to spike at least for tomorrow. and then watch those temperatures come back down and looks like for the weekend only to warm back up again.

you see right here in the seven-day forecast tomorrow. hot we cool things down a little bit on saturday and sunday right about the average the next week we're talking 90's, maybe some triple digits as we head toward tuesday in late next week. we cool right back down again. >>don't in honor of

hispanic heritage las vegas organization honoring a labor leader's legacy with a one of a kind gift. ozzy mora reports on cesar chavez's message of opportunity. >>sometimes was a person that was about how the people. we're bringing people together.

>>more equitable. chavez also leading people to a life they deserve says on the desk s an individual that is very much near and dear to to kind public housing. one thing says one chicanos por la cosa started. it was around the same time chavez began his movement. >>for more than 30 years, chavez led the first successful farm workers union in history. a legacy that is still celebrated. it. you've got those put acosta in las vegas, a nonprofit providing pathways to careers and education. and now. unveiling by las vegas city leaders of the first of a sculpture, a room full of people speaking proudly even a message from chavez is nice thankful for the artwork of a man who championed the rights of thousands of farm recognizing

this bust. >>the sacrifice that it took this boat there to get it here, making its way from the down-low. mexico says that i i've alwasy plc a journey many take. there's other families that are recently arrivals. we have a lot of refugees in our community that struggle. but even through all the hardships they stand united. >>and proud what left for me. it's family and it's hard working. >>it's being committed. it's. making sure that we. i knew better not only for ourselves, but for our families. >>if you're a fan of pro wrestling your unlocked. the cw is now the official home of nxt starting next week. tune in every tuesday night to catch wwe's hottest up-and-coming superstars square up for some unforgettable action. reporter kenny morales gives us a preview.

>>what's going on, guys? i'm kenny morales. with the cw becoming the new home of wwe nxt. i got the chance to go one-on-one with the next generation of wwe superstars as they get ready to kick off the cw era. live from allstate arena in chicago. tuesday, october, it's pretty perfect. you think about chicago's often called the second city. it's a city of underdogs and we look at nxt. it's a bunch of underdog. so much a hungry young man and woman. they got something to prove. i'm going show it on october. first on the cw. >>got chicago benefield a lot the night. he me tell you, i'm so excited for the premier. it's going to be big. a lot of the stars from the main roster coming down and they're helping us promote this new premier. but it's going to be huge. and i'm just so excited for chicago to and learning

annex tcw debut will be 2 of the biggest stars in the game. >>even page and shrink williams, the 2 will face off for the right to be crowned wwe nxt champion. well, you back and took it on just in from the. >>and i want that. i think that the company in the brand in this championship deserve to have somebody with my experience level, my poise professionalism. i don't think that that rick williams and that's why i've become one save this entire company and brand from him and continues to make sure that no one like him tarnish is what the wwe is, which is prestigious day. >>reporting in orlando, i'm kenny morales. >>more news coming up. stick with us.

as a's fans packed into the coliseum thursday for their final home game in oakland. we're taking a look back at the nearly 6 decades of memories made ground force. grant lotus continues. our team coverage. >>the oakland a's have called the coliseum home since 1968. and it didn't take long for them to become a baseball powerhouse. >>in fact, in just their 5th season in oakland, the a's would win their first world series championship on the road against the cincinnati reds in 1972 and the very next year they did it again. home runs by bert camping areas. and reggie jackson in game 7 of the world series help the

a's defeat. the new york mets to win their second consecutive championship. >>this time in front of the home crowd in oakland. >>and then in 1974, the oakland a's did something that only one other organization has ever done. they won their 3rd straight world >>once again in front of the home crowd in 1989, the a's would host the san francisco giants in game one of the world series. it's the only time the 2 bay area baseball teams met to compete for baseball's biggest prize. >>the series, though, >>would be disrupted. but when all was said and done, the a's would sweep the giants for oakland's 4th world championship. unfortunately, that would be the last time the a's would win the world series. but the team has made plenty of history since may.

first 1991, one of the greatest baseball players of all time. ricky henderson thrilled the home crowd when he broke the all-time record for stolen bases. >>he's >>and in 2002, the a's made history again when they set an american league record winning their 20th consecutive game. fans at the coliseum have witnessed 2 perfect games first by catfish hunter in 1968, and most recently on mother's day in 20 one alice

trading in the are side some of great >>in addition to those perfect game, saints fans watch their team throw 5 no-hitters at coliseum most recently thanks to mike fires in may of 2019. >>along with the historic moments over the last 57 years, a's fans have had the privilege to watch some of the greatest to ever play the game from raleigh fingers to ricky henderson and dennis eckersley. >>to reggie jackson, mark mcguire, jose canseco. >>and vida blue and we could go on and on. and as the a's wrap-up their final season in oakland, it is truly the end of an era for the bay area. i'm grant lotus kron. 4 news.

>>governor gavin newsom's special legislative session on oil and gas is moving along thursday. lawmakers advance legislation he vows will lead to lower prices at the pump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was there. he shares what members from both sides of the aisle have to say about the plan. >>to that bill with then vote. this assembly committee officially advanced governor gavin newsom's plan to require oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and they're confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of

releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artificial shortages because everyday prices of gasoline to rise, that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy. currently working chevron as a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table and and entering thank you, sir. employment all our members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >>and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no need to fast track market disrupting regulations that make no mistake. we will all be paying for down the road for many years to come. some democrats did express concerns with the plan, the majority on this committee and members of the newsom administration said they are confident it will

ultimately benefit everyday californians. this is a common sense solution that has been adopted by developed countries around the world. but that the goal of this >>to reduce prices overall. now that the governor's proposal passed to this committee and next heads to the assembly floor for a full vote next week reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>mometa unveils augmented

reality glasses called orion and disney plus has started cracking down on password sharing rich demuro has the details richaun tack. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. meta. the parent company of facebook has

unveiled a new augmented reality glasses. they call orion the glasses have a thicker him to hold minature electronics like cameras, microphones and speakers users can see digital information and holographic content. overlaid on the real world. the glasses also have met as ai assistant built in which can explain what you're looking at. you can also make video calls through the glasses. now these are a prototype and they could be years away from reality. one estimate says they cost about $10,000. a pair, but meta believes tech like this will be a big replacement for the smartphone. disney plus has officially started its crackdown on password sharing. the company calls it paid sharing. you can now add one extra member outside your household for an extra 7 to $10 a month. users already piggybacking on someone else's account can start their own and transfer all of their watch history and settings. you can still use your account while traveling, but you might

need to verify or log in with a one-time code. and disney says they will use various methods to figure out if someone is streaming outside of your household. netflix started its password-sharing crackdown last summer and resulted in lots of new revenue and subscriptions for the company. finally, a top tech youtuber is getting some heat for his new app. marques brownlee better known as mk bhd has nearly 20 million subscribers on you to. he's known for his high quality tech review videos. this week he launched an app called panels which lets you download wallpapers for your smart phone home screen from curated artists. the app costs $12 a month or $50 a year. the backlash was immediate with many saying it costs too much has too many ads and asks for too many data permissions and kb ht has acknowledged the criticism saying he's working to address some of the concerns. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>in southern california pilot and his passenger have been arrested after their small plane loaded with illegal drugs made an emergency landing early thursday morning on a highway reporter chip yost has the very latest from oceanside. >>hello there that plane were talking about is still here at the oceanside municipal airport. and now both the oceanside police department and the dea are involved in the case. >>it doesn't surprise me. i think we have narcotics coming into our country in various ways. i think the surprising part is the emergency landing and how we came across. >>with the little piper cherokee sitting behind them at the oceanside municipal airport. police gave an update about how they discovered drugs aboard the plane early thursday morning at around one, 40 am thursday. the small plane made an emergency landing on state route. 76

that the pilot attributed to an engine failure, according to flightaware dot com. the plane left mesa, arizona, at around 11:00:09pm, the night before and was supposed to arrive at the oceanside airport at around 02:00am. the emergency landing happened less than a mile short of the destination. when police got there, they found the pilot and the passengr were unharmed, but they also noticed one of them was acting suspicious during the investigation. they observed one of the individuals. >>discard a backpack in 2 nearby brush. which obviously raise concerns of one of the officers individuals were detained and during the subsequent investigation, a small amount of cocaine was located on one of the passing one of the passengers of the plane. and then the subsequent investigation of revealed approximately one key low of

suspected cocaine in the backpack that was discarded. >>both the pilot and passenger were taken into custody. both are from oceanside. the pilot has been identified as 21 year-old gabriel bright and the passenger. 36 year-old troy smith reporting here in oceanside, i'm chip yost, ktla. 5 news. >>kron 4 news will continue

big news coming down from sacramento. state plans are underway to bring a new football stadium to campus. the announcement came down thursday and folks are already getting pumped about

the new edition reporter claudette stefani and reports from sac state with the very latest. >>this is a football stadium. you're used to saying that by the end of the season, all of this is going to be cleared out to make way for a brand new stadium. now we did pre-school officials how much is this going to cost? and first and foremost, we want to go ahead. take out to some video to give you some perspective on what the stadium looks like right now. you're taking a look at hornet stadium from above school. officials tell us the new stadium will those 25,000 seats in an architecture firm known for designing famous stadiums like yankee stadium and the upcoming buffalo bills stadium would be spearheading the design. one of the big questions getting asked today, how much does all of this ultimately going to cost? school officials told us they could not reveal or give us a ballpark just yet but said it would not cut into the general fund. they also told us several sources, including sponsors and donors would help fund the project. >>i can say definitively that tuition will not be at all even remotely impacted by now,

fees are set at the campus level, some of them at least. and we did go through the adjustment process that was about investing in a whole host of things on campus. students specifically asked when i asked luke would if they had secured all the funding. they said that they are confident that they had what they needed now in the coming weeks, we're expected to see those renderings and hopefully we can get a better idea of what this looks like. dollars and cents wise reporting from sacramento state covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. >>lawmakers investigating the attempted assassination of former president donald trump in july held their first public hearing on thursday. law enforcement on the ground that day testified and we're pressed for answers. our dc's raquel martin has the details. what kills people as fema administrator deanne criswell plans to travel into florida. >>she's urging those in hurricane helene's path to get

out, if told to do so. there's still time >>to move you don't have to go far. you just to get out of where the a major storm surge going to criswell warns the storm surge could hit 20 feet in florida. >>the highest of recent hurricanes water in price from storms taking chris well says flash floods and power outages will also hit many other states. but fema is ready to respond with crews already strategically staged nearby. and i want people to know that there's no limitation to our ability to come in and help them. the agency had to dip into its immediate needs funding earlier this year to make sure it had enough money for a storm like this. and criswell says recovery projects could see more delays if congress doesn't pass a full budget later this year without a supplemental will find ourselves an immediate needs funding probably early next in the meantime, krystal says more help is available to people who need it. most, including a new serious needs assistance program can small amount of money. $750.

>>some of the impacted areas really quickly for things like last and so chris, well says fema can also now reimburse homeowners who are under insured in these situations. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we are 40 days out from the presidential election, but for many mailing in their ballots, the voting has already begun. lawmakers grilling the postmaster general about whether the usps is up to the task. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the story. >>matter where you want, we deliver postmaster general louis dejoy says the usps is ready for the election, but some lawmakers aren't so sure are american citizens going to be able to trust mail-in ballot. absolutely. absolutely. i don't know why you wouldn't. house committee pressed joy on male failures they say have caused concern for constituents in wisconsin today delivery dropped 20 points. congressman mark pocan

and says a pilot program. the postal service put in place to help modernize the network delayed deliveries in his area. what you do specifically about wisconsin to fix our unique problem. first, rockets went to the moon blue >>okay. that's what pilots who thinks are blown up wisconsin. that. >>dejoy assured lawmakers the usps can handle the surge. he says mail-in ballots made up just 0.1% of all mail in 2020. plus dejoy says every general election, the post office uses extraordinary measures to expedite ballots through the system. we rifle through 300 million pieces of mail as they move through the system. >>and then look for look for ballots and pull him out. pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright grilled the joy on usps is long-term modernization plan saying it would slow down rural service. you really think that rural american should have to pay the price? i disagree with the premise and i think it's an unfair accusation. dejoy

pushed back saying usps says long-term plans to consolidate mail processing centers won't affect this year's election mail in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>thanks for watin kern

county school has only been back in session for about a month, but staff and law enforcement are working overtime to tackle the overwhelming number of recent threats to school campuses. reporter micaela armstrong has more. >>in any newscast, there is no shortage of violence on our streets in our schools, our

homes kron four's vicki liviakis is taking us to the future courage museum in san francisco where they honored people who faced violence and fear with courage. you might make me hurt. you might get the pain. but you're not gonna break spirit. >>it's first of its kind live here in san francisco's presidio museum devoted to courage. all of the people that are peak in the museum. incredible stories of resilience tenacity and strength billed as a night of courage. hundreds are here to hear stories of bravery and inspiration from survivors of school violence, domestic violence discrimination for a lot of people here tonight who have been. a very courageous special guest warriors head coach steve kerr honored for speaking out about gun violence occurs. own father was shot and killed overseas. my father's death, which was like gun violence impacted.

>>it's made me realize important for all of us to get involved attacks by the of the museum is to show everyday actions to prevent violence in last place. he was already saved. my include empathy, mirrors of young people like. >>alayah eastman who hid beneath the dead body of a so i'm a survivor of the 2018 parkland shooting and she shares some of the terror and the transformation. i'm so grateful for the opportunity to share my story the amazing opportunity to have young people. hear my story and also learn. >>about how you can be powerful and use your story to actually make meaningful change after experiencing something horrific. the courage museum presented by futures without violence is set to open to the public in san francisco's presidio by fall of 2026. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4.

in the south bay, san jose's planning commission passed a plan to bring a new costco to the city. but a number of neighbors say they're opposing that plan. kron four's. michael thomas is in san jose with what comes next. >>dozens of protesters from the group save west valley continue to argue traffic safety concerns here at this proposed costco location. but despite their concerns, well, the city planning commission of costco on to the next steps of meeting with city council. and if that gets approved, will these buildings behind me would be knocked down and one huge wholesale store would be put in. this proposed costco

location is in a small parking lot that's shared with the trader joe's off a prospect road and border san jose and saratoga. >>it sits near schools and homes on graves avenue where kids walk daily and dorothy angus, who lives nearby says that's why it's a problem. it's crazy parking nightmare. prospect high it makes tricky for the plan is to demolish 3 buildings, replace them with one giant costco revamping the entire parking lot as well. the mega store says they'd add a sound wall to reduce noise. have a million dollars towards pedestrian safety in the city says more sidewalks will be added and roadways nearby would be widened by 48 feet. but neighbors say it's still not enough. that sounds like a lot and dance. >>i just, you know, see, it's just too to be here immediately. high school maddie. >>costco says the store would bring anywhere from 250 to 300 jobs to the area and hopes to have full approval soon regardless of what their possible neighbors might say without a pedestrian bridge.

>>students would die. >>we did reach out to costco for a comment this morning and are still waiting to hear back. that's a very latest here in san jose. a michael thomas. i'll send it back to you live. >>in las vegas, the tropicana hotel making way for the new home field for the a's. now, the future for the hotel's multimillion-dollar stained glass ceiling is up in the air. but the company that created it says it's not their only work around town. reporter james schaeffer has more. >>i remember being at the tropicana when my dad was was talking them and selling them the job they're playing video games there says one of my earliest memories, david judson, president of judson studios can still recall when his father sold in created the $200,000 project in 1979, its work captured in photos from the company which is celebrating 125 years. don't do it for the money. it's a sense of passion. and as we love to work with u of creative people and people that really love beauty and

and be able to create things for people that bring you know, led to their lives. that light cast through the stained glass of las vegas properties like the caesar's palace, which before renovations in the late 90's, the hotel palace core restaurant was another work of art assembled by the studio. we probably one of the studios that was closest to vegas at that time. and so we were kind of the go-to studio for a number of projects another piece, more residential in nature. judson completing to stain glass pieces for the home of siegfried and roy, although it's been years since other notable work, judson said he is optimistic about the studios foot hold in the industry. we really are leaning into technology pushing the limits of what it can get. >>in southern california, another violent, random and unprovoked attack on the beach in santa monica. this time a homeless man accused of trying to strangle a man to death as

he fished from the water line. reporter ellina abovian has the details. >>good evening. while this incident, it happened just south of the pier. the victim was out fishing and santa monica. needless to say, it's a world famous attraction. so it does beg the question now is this place safe? this is the suspect. take a look at his photo. 31 year-old john broke smith, a homeless man from illinois is in police custody, charged with attempted murder after nearly strangling a man to death. a 28 year-old man from west hollywood who was out fishing just south of the pier on september 19. police say this wasn't random unprovoked attack. the victim suffered injury to his neck and was taken to the hospital, expected to make a full recovery. the suspect was arrested by santa monica police. and this is not his first offense. he has quite a rap sheet just 4 days prior to this attack, he was arrested for burglary in los angeles. >>he was also arrested earlier this year for public intoxication, possession of a weapon on school grounds and

tampering with the fire alarm and the suspect. in this case, he is being held on 2 million dollars bail in santa monica. alina abovian ktla. 5 news. >>the ukrainian president visited capitol hill and the white house thursday asking for more support. his visit included accusations he weighed in on this year's presidential election. washington correspondent simlot explains the key issues with the visit. >>more than 2 years into ukraine's war with russia, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met with the president and the vice president, ukraine and america side by side for that for much of these general russian nation. president joe biden announced a new 7.9 billion dollars support package for ukraine russia will not prevail ukraine vail. zelenskyy also wants the u.s. to let ukraine use american long-range weapons on targets in russia. russian president vladimir putin warned that

move put russia at war with the u.s. and nato the ukrainian president also took his case to congress the all the way you're going to get russia to the table is hit them harder than the visit comes as republicans criticize alinsky for appearing to get involved in u.s. politics thankful lewinsky toward a munitions factory in pennsylvania with democrats with it not as a political perception. and that was some states. alinsky also told the new yorker, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance is too radical. the president of ukraine is in our country. he's making nasty aspersions. >>what your favorite president me on the campaign trail. former president donald trump has not committed to further support for ukraine. ukraine is. >>john, it's not ukraine. >>any more in washington, i'm good. >>more news coming up. stick with us.

>>you know, we have some nice weather ahead here. we saw those temperatures bounce back to i think tomorrow could be a spectacular day around the bay area special on the coastline. if you've been looking forward to some warm weather up toward the beaches tomorrow may just be that they start to squeeze in a couple of 70's out there right out the water's edge right now. just a couple patches of fog around the bay area along the coastline summit. little thick in spots. but looking good from mount tam cam right now is the skies remain mostly clear out over the bay high pressure. yeah, it's going to try to build in here ever so slightly as we head in toward tomorrow. more importantly, we've got this low off the coastline. we can't just a little bit of a northerly flow, the wind and that may be just enough to bring an offshore flow and up to clear out skies for

tomorrow. now, over the weekend that changes that low begins to surge back on shore. and we're gonna get more of an onshore flow. and that will bring with more low clouds and fog for the weekend. but next week, all of a sudden high pressure begins to build at least the first part of the week. then late next week, everything changes again as we've got yet another front. so, yeah, it's kind of topsy-turvy. things are up and down in the weather department as we're going to see those temperatures really kind of rotating from a cooler numbers to some warmer stuff ahead as we kind of try to sell into a fall pattern. long range forecast models from the climate prediction center showing above normal temperatures in the forecast from the second to about the 6 of october. but you'll see things are going to change coming our way as we're going to toward lot of part of this next week out there right now. we've got some patchy, coastal fog trying to form tomorrow, mostly sunny and hot inland. this weekend should be a nice weekend. temperatures to be right about the average a cold front kind of sliding on by. not gonna be able to get here, bringing some rain, the pacific northwest, but that is going to be moving on by and fallen apart as it comes through. and that means we're left with a nice, warm day around the bay area. in fact,

probably pretty hot. some spots in weather. start temperatures. 73 downtown san francisco about 68 in the sunset. beautiful there. 72, nice day in daly city, about 70 degrees in pacifica, 70 in half. moon bay inside the bay got a mix of 70's and 80's the south, san francisco and burlingame headed southwest temperatures warming up 91 degrees in san carlos. lot of 90's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. you'll see those 90's also in places like livermore. pleasanton in your back to that again, some hot weather showing up in those spots. so here we go. temperatures heating up after cool off midweek. and we're going to watch as numbers soar, at least for one day again tomorrow. the good news is stick around. we're gonna watch those temperatures cooling down. here's your 10. a those see those temperatures, the 90's by saturday. you're back in the 80's right around the average and then we go the other direction again on monday and tuesday. next week, a chance we could be flirting with some triple digit temperatures on tuesday. well, is owner john fisher was just 6 years old when the a's play their first ever game at the oakland coliseum team president dave kaval hadn't even been born

yet, but they have made the decision to leave the city that the a's have called home for the last 57 seasons. >>and i'll tell you what the a's fan showed out today for the final game at the coliseum. a sellout crowd. 46,889. it was emotional. it was electric. we had sadness, tears, anger, all sorts of memories. you see a as legends in oakland, natives, rickey henderson, dave stuart, coming out there to threw out the first pitch. look at barry zito, former ace of the staff. now a country singer. he sing the national anthem. tears flowing throughout the afternoon and the a's absolutely had to win this game for their fans and they did just that. bottom 5, jj bleday with a little pop-up, the coliseum sun giving wyatt langford trouble and the a's go up 3 to nothing reminiscent josh hamilton in 2012 to the 9th is clinging to a 3, 2 lead mason miller gets travis janikowski to ground out and end the game. the a's when

they're coliseum finale 3 to 2. afterwards, the team came out paid tribute to the fans raising their caps, signing autographs. hugs on the field. tears all over the place. max schuemann grabbed the athletics flag one point and waved it all around the field. fans were getting dirt from the coliseum and manager mark kotsay grabbed the microphone to address the stadium. with the so proud of.

>>itasca player is get on a 10% for each these players. and he fans. >>and that does it here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm noelle bellow. thanks for watching.

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