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with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman, for-profit bus and one month's time. it's in the latest san jose case. 2 women have been charged with human trafficking after police found them operating a brothl right off mckee road kron. 4 shaq moment has reaction tonight from their neighbors. >>san jose police the months to investigate this specific broth on east side. san jose and when they were able to make an arrest, they were also able to find and rescue to human trafficking victims. but the city council member who represents that district, peter ortiz tells me he's afraid that the human trafficking suspects are preying upon latino and asian immigrants in that community. >>for months right off of what he said. san jose's busiest intersections. a brothel was running in plain view. i live. >>in the apartments next to where this brothel was discovered. city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock. these are people's daughters. these are

people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >>that's she nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said while the months were going on with this brothel functioning. >>she had no idea. yeah, it would have been nice to know. >>from the officer roles, then a farm what was going on. police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. >>3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with officers going undercover as clients. police records show text messages exchanged between investigators and people accused of running the brothels. they include photos of the victims sent to the detectives and offer its like $120 for 30 minutes or $160 for an hour. police say they

were then sent the address to where these brothels were allegedly happening, which led to the arrests were working with the san jose police department as well as the county and their human trafficking task force to make sure that we can identify instances of this throughout our neighborhood authority says human traffickers prey on latino and asian immigrants in east side. san jose, they may not speak english fluently and and so they less likely raise those concerns. too much trafficking is a crime that is horrendous. you know it. it preys on are in and it's innocent and most vulnerable populations. and and we're not going to stand for that. in a city council member, ortiz says that he's looking forward to eventually cracking down on more brothels throughout east side, san jose. but he may not have to wait that long as >>this week, governor gavin newsom signed off on several bills which will now be laws which will make it better protections for human trafficking victims and also make it easier to prosecute human trafficking suspects reported here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news.

>>on the peninsula, 14 year-old faces attempted murder charge tonight after allegedly stabbing a high school student. the sad thing happening shortly after noon today at the south san francisco high school police say the 14 year-old got into a fight with a 16 year-old student and ended up stabbing the older teen. some students we spoke with say this incident is impacting their mental help. >>it's killing me right now not know whether the kid is ok or mentally. yeah, i'd say really my heart right but prayers out to the family. >>the 16 year-old was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we will, of course, update you. once we get more information. and vice president harris arrives in san francisco tonight. it's ahead of a presidential fundraising event tomorrow. the men called an afternoon with vice president kamala harris will have to cut prices starting at $500, even more

costly tickets will run you up between 500,000 to $900,000. the harris campaign has not revealed the location of this event. speaking of the presidential race, governor tim walz and senator jd vance will face off on tuesday for their one-on-one only vice presidential debate. cbs news is hosting the event in new york city. but you can watch the debate right here on kron 4. that's going to start at 06:00pm. well, full coverage plus analysis directly following the debate from our experts. turning to weather going to take a live look now at the city of san francisco sparkling tonight by the bay. and it's looking pretty nice out there. and it was a warm one across the bay kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us. it will last, though, through the weekend, lawrence. >>we've got that fog that's going to roll back on shore. temperatures going to cool down a little bit around the bay area. still going to be a great weekend. average numbers

around the bay area this time of year. that means pretty good weather specially for fall. right? nice weather out there now. a couple patchy fog likely to form as we head through the night tonight. it's tomorrow morning. so plan on some patchy fog to start out your day early on. and then the fog on the boat pull back toward the coastline it's going to linger out for the beaches of senior. have those nice clear skies like we had today. you'll see it on the models. start pick up on it too. patchy fog begin moving along the coastline as early as tonight and tomorrow. well, we're going to cool things down just a little bit. not bad in the san francisco lot of 60's out there tomorrow afternoon. so today we're tapping out the mid 80's. so that's a big pullback from what we had today about 60 right. the sunset patchy fog out toward the beaches. cooler weather right along the immediate coastline, probably 50's and some low 60's sneak inside the bay. start out with patchy fog in the morning that sunshine breaking through about 10, 11 o'clock in the morning. and then you're off and running with really comfortable weather. 67 degrees in millbrae about 71 degrees. foster city. 75 degrees in palo alto into the south bay. you've got some 80's and some 90's likely as we head toward the interior valleys well inland tomorrow

afternoon. and then we're going to get back some hotter weather. i think as we get into next week. so this weekend catch a little bit of a break from the heat. it's been up and down all week long going from hot to much cooler. and then one of those temperatures up again getting a little hot in parts the bay area today. but i think by tomorrow we cool things back just a little bit. then as we get in toward next week, guess what? we start cranking up that temperature again. and there we go by tuesday and wednesday. likely going to see some triple digit heat returned to the bay area. thanks, lawrence. >>napa police have identified the victims in yesterday's double homicide that georgina padilla and ralph patino. the 3rd, the incident happened shortly before 10 yesterday morning on lincoln avenue about a mile away from napa high school officers found padilla and with gunshot wounds outside the house. about 4 hours later, police tracked down the suspect who shot himself after leading police on a chase. and then a standoff. the suspect has been identified as bell. those are juarez. he is in custody and recovering at the hospital.

and a crash led to some major traffic delays in the east bay today. take a look at these pictures shared by chp. there you see a car flipped and standing on its roof. chp says the crash happened just before 6 this evening on westbound 5.80. that's east of lot. lakeshore avenue in oakland at the start off or westbound lanes were blocked and they have since reopened. but there's no word yet on what led up to this crash. and a victory rally today on lombard street. a bill introduced by state senator scott wiener aims to enhance safety on state-owned streets. governor newsom signed it today and it requires caltrans to prioritize road improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and public transit riders on the state-owned roads. the department now must come up with a plan to prioritize public transit on these corridors by january 2026. create a plan to improve the ryder experience by 2028.

possible improvement improvements could include new sidewalks, bike lanes and bus only lanes. you're welcome back

news at 11 30. i'm stephanie rothman a little more than 24 hours since hurricane helene made landfall. it's now been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone. take a look at the damage left behind, though. plenty of it. the storm left a path of destruction across florida and the entire southeastern united states. it's killed more than 40 people in 4 states. helene is the first known category 4 to

hit the big bend region since records began in 18, 51. >>the destruction, though, was immediate. the strong winds and the rain were snapping trees, tearing apart homes and causing flooding as far north east as tennessee. least. 54 people today required rescuing from hospital roof. all this as 4.6 million customers from florida to virginia were without power. >>and while the way the rain has subsided over a million people still remain under flash flood emergencies. >>state leaders pleading for caution and patients. >>the end of the rain is not the end of the threat. we can't stop the way the waves. >>can't stop the rushing water can stop the and certainly can't stop trees from being uprooted. >>president biden says 1500 federal emergency crews have been deployed to help leans aftermath. california is sending 150 firefighters and support personnel. and

florida's capital city crews are working to make streets passable and bring power back on reporter asher redd from our sister station in tallahassee gives us a closer look at some of the damage. >>hurricane helene may landfall as a category 4 storm just before it shifted east away from tallahassee. now, while that shift tallahassee on the weaker side of the storm, that does not mean that damage like this would not happen at its worst city. officials say tallahassee saw at least 50 roads that had been blocked due to downed trees. this particular tree falling on an apartment building in a wooded residential area. millions of people across the southeast are without power due to the effects of helene 53,000 of those without power. we're right here in tallahassee, linemen from as far as rhode island and connecticut have restored a majority of those power losses. as for the unincorporated parts of leon county, they have made tremendous strides in cutting and tossing all trees blocking their major roadways. are county officials also say that

there are still a few branches that are tangled up in some of those power lines in the unincorporated areas in tallahassee, florida, a master >>back california. governor newsom has signed a bill to protect vulnerable youth in residential treatment facilities. paris hilton actually sponsored this bill. she was a victim of the system herself. this video shows her at the state capitol earlier this year. she was lobbying in support of the measure known as the accountability in children's treatment act. she know the bill would require the state department of social services to publish data about every incident in which seclusion or restraint was used against a child in treatment. the same u.s. then notify parents when such a strain has been used against child. helton sponsored the bill hoping to prevent conditions. she says she experienced herself in a residential treatment facility when she was a kid. the legislation is expected to take effect in the new year. a ranch owner from santa rosa is

speaking out tonight after he says a woman stole his goats as we told you last night, celebrity chef guy fieri is lending a hand to help find the 3 coats that were taken from a ranch earlier this month. the celebrity chef posted on his facebook page asking anyone in the area to help bring the goat home safely. the goes owner says the woman who stole them lure the goats out of the ranch with hay and he tells us he considers these coats, not just pets but family. >>this is. >>these animals were exactly, you know, they were pets. they were not just livestock. they weren't working animals. these animals, many of whom i phrase since they were very feels like there's a iran. she doesn't feel the same anymore. >>the 3 goats are named nacho chili and atlas. anyone with information is asked to contact the santa rosa sheriffs office.

>>there you see the lgbtq historical society museum and archive. they cut finally have a permanent home in the castro district. >>the legislation will be introduced on tuesday to officially secure the state for the museum at the intersection of market. and no, we streets. the proposal still has to be approved by the board of supervisors. if so, then the lease and sublease agreement will be settled. and hello, kitty cafe truck is celebrating its 50th anniversary and to celebrate this. it's making some pit stops, of course, right here in the bay area. the truck features new merchandise and treats all all, of course, hello, kitty themes. and tomorrow it will be in san bruno at the shops at tanforan near the barnes and noble and planet fitness. the hello kitty cafe truck opens every saturday throughout the bay area. the healthy until

october. 26, you can catch in walnut creek, san francisco and san jose. the event will kick off tomorrow at 10:00am. >>coming up, good news for bay area, homeowners as mortgage rates are declining in the bay area. we're more in just a couple of minutes. keep it here.

>>now to what may be some good news for all right. so let's start with the numbers that we know the fed slashed interest rates last week by half a percentage point, but a half percentage point. so alice is

impacting borrowing rates broadly across the housing market for those looking to buy right now >>well, it may be more affordable to borrow to for the same price to home. i'll be sitting about $400 and in bay area markets. well, over $1000, a month that homebuyer saving for the typical price time. just because interest rates have fallen so much earlier this year. >>okay. got your report. also says the average 30 year mortgage rate fell to 6.1% in mid-september from roughly 7.2% at the end of april. this was before the fed made its latest cuts. can you walk us through what was happening there? >>the market was anticipating that that was going to great economic data on inflation have been coming and things are looking good. so already mortgage markets are moving and that's why came down even before the meeting when the fed did last meeting with basically what the market was hoping they would do, which is the bases plans. they also signaled that they were going to go to slurp is moving forward. so that makes news is

why interest rates really didn't change much that ok. so let's talk about housing prices for us here in the bay area, which areas you see the biggest drops happening and can recommend. >>and recommend prospective buyers. take a look. there. >>homes that are sitting on the market are homes that may need some work or overpriced to begin and not so much any particular neighborhood. it's really just the homes that were a bit over ambitious with pricing to begin with another's homes are coming down in price with mortgage rates coming down. are much more affordable than they would have been. if you had thought just a few months ok, and what about people looking to sell in the bay area? what's your guidance for them at this time? or higher should be coming back to the market now. the rates are lower but still important to get your house move in. ready the most moving ready. homes are the ones that typically get the most offers. people don't want to deal with work like, i paint or delayed maintenance right before the move and said getting all those things in

order is the best way to prepare for right. and what is your advice for those with existing mortgage payments when it comes to refinancing? well, you don't have to refinance or entire loan. you could get a he lockridge is a second mortgage essentially. and i would like take some equity out of your home without touching it. that original mortgage people have gained a lot of equity is since the pandemic because of how value got. also people are paying down the mortgage. need to an actual money, whether it's before a home renovation project or something else, a home equity line of credit is a good way to get that do you anticipate mortgage rates to continue falling in? what about the cost to acquire property are expecting those cars to go down. mortgage rates will come down between now and the end of next year. but anticipate that and in that time, prices will go up because people will try to take advantage of comic trade-in already gunned down. so if you wait too long for it fall even more, you may end up paying more in terms of the sticker price and demand in a wash. i think it's the best to

get prepared and start so much in your budget as soon as you feel like you're ready to buy a home and then the race to become down, just been guess. all right. daryl fairweather chief economist with redfin, thank you so much for your insight this afternoon.

>>now that the a's have played their final game in oakland. many are now asking what happens next to the coliseum. kron. 4 charles clifford has details after speaking with the african american sports and entertainment group. the new owners of the coliseum. >>well, for the first time since the oakland coliseum was

built in the 1960's, there are no professional sports teams playing here. what all goes well in the years ahead, this entire site will get a makeover and professional sports will return starting next year. >>in an emotional and rousing display a's fans said goodbye to their team during thursday's final home game at the coliseum. but the cheers have faded away. the a's are moving on. the coliseum now sits quiet, but definitely not forgotten. in recent months, the oakland-based african american sports and entertainment group or a a s a g has reached deals with the city of oakland, alameda county in the a's to take over sole ownership of the property, which includes the nearby oakland arena. they are now working with a developer to re. imagine the future of this historic location. >>i'm really excited about the new chapter of the site a ball. that is the entertainment group's president. he says they are looking at possibly dividing the coliseum. >>into 20 different development pads that could be used for housing, open space and retail. and while a final plan is probably still a few years away, he says the public will be part of the process.

the opportunities for what we can build there. >>are extremely open and the community is going to have a lot of input in the east bay regions going to have a lot of input into that. >>also says that in all versions of future redevelopment, there will be sports. he says the coal seams immediate access to several forms of public transportation and the fact that the site is already set up for professional sports makes this location very attractive starting next year. the oakland roots men's soccer team will play home games here, says they're talking to other leagues as well to hopefully bring back those cheering crowds. we you know, excited about all aspects of this of this development. but major league sports will be back in oakland says it's not beyond the realm of possibility that one day a major league baseball team or an nfl team. >>could return here to the oakland coliseum. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>taking matters into their own hands and knees. oakland's

residents and volunteers met up along a busy corridor they say is plagued by blades and illegal dumping kron four's. philippe coste spoke with some of those neighbors who say they hope the day of action helps to clean the streets for good. >>stephanie allen has called east oakland home for more than 40 years. she lives a few blocks away from macarthur boulevard in myers street legal dumping and a nearby encampment are tarnishing her community. i do a lot >>complaining. >>but i want to part of the solution to that is why she joined up with other neighbors and volunteers friday morning picking up trash along the corridor that is struggling to keep families and businesses in the area ever come out and make their own community to help come out, to pick up trash to get along with each other and they can do that. it all due to law order that. >>a gathering marking councilmember tree. where reads 3rd community safety

test first day of action and community cleanup event in the neighborhood since june were seen were responding and we're delivering and meet in our community where they are with the resources and the service and the support that they deserve. and while volunteers, city crews and community ambassadors, cleanup, grassroots groups set up tables to encourage residents to vote and offer other services which stephanie allen hopes people take advantage all wanted be a place people want to come buy homes. >>and raise their families. reid says one more day of action is being scheduled for next month in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>more news

>>kron four's your local election headquarters. we are now officially less than 40 days until election day in california. republican party leaders say they're not wasting any time. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the party chair about new efforts to reach voters. >>knocking on doors and making phone calls and turning out the vote. that's exactly what california republican party chair jessica millan patterson says the state gop has been doing and we'll continue to do to reach voters. now less than 40 days until election day in just a week and a half until ballots go out in the mail to every registered voter in the state. >>the republican party is here and we're here to help. it's a message she hopes resonates with every voter, but especially with specific demographics of voters. >>who historically have largely not registered with the republican party, including many in the latino community, work that we've done. anderson, who is the first latina to ever lead the

california republican party says the state gop has increased efforts to reach latino voters among those efforts. this very event, a virtual roundtable discussion featuring latino gop leaders and candidates running for local and federal offices, some of whom speak both english and sierras fun. you know. >>this one of the biggest things that are or sometimes when it comes to communicating with our decision that the voters to our clients and so if my clients spanish that i'm going to be speaking spanish, making sure that we're meeting our eyes, that community where they are. and speaking of meeting voters where they are, the roundtable was held here at this property in the central valley city of merced said. >>at first glance, it may look like an ordinary house, but it's actually what the party describes as one of its many community centers set up across the state. >>these are typical campaign headquarters. so we just launch precinct watson due from banks. we do that, but we

have everything from civics lessons to cost less. with specific phone banks that occur in each one of these community centers. efforts like that, according to patterson, have helped the gop make inroads statewide. >>in fact, voter registration numbers released by the state show between october 2023 in july of this year. >>california saw increase in registered republicans by nearly 200,000 voters. in that same time period, registered democrats saw a decrease of more than 112,000 voters and no party preference. also take down by more than 64,000 voters. patterson believes that could help candidates and a handful of close congressional races, including the race for california's 9th congressional district. just south of sacramento between incumbent democrat josh harder and his challenger, republican stockton mayor kevin lincoln going to washington. my focus is policies that help facilitate economic opportunity. feeling confident out 2024, i feel very good about 2024, but so too, are democrats even with republican

gains registered democrats still outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in california. and as pertains to this congressional race harder recently held this fundraiser featuring democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffries. hundreds of people showed up. people are fired up and they're ready to go. they are excited about what they're seeing across our community and can keep that up. but republicans say they're the ones with the momentum. >>the enthusiasm is 100% on our side. we're not just going to be holding the house majority in california. we're going to be growing reporting him or tom wallace kron 4 news. >>fentanyl has become the leading cause of death among young adults now surpassing accidents and suicides throughout the country. we continue to witness a steady increase in drug overdose. fatalities leading to an ongoing public health crisis just this month, placer county became the second in the state to convict a defendant all related murder, making it the 3rd fentanyl related murder conviction for the county reporter kristina. but he says in auburn where the latest

fence and albert lay to trial for placer county was held. >>in a sit-down interview with da geier, we spoke to him regarding how office is choosing a tackle for a and a related cases. he described it as an aggressive enforcement and prosecution of the fentanyl epidemic when it comes to people who are selling fentanyl, our community. >>we will be very aggressive and very tough on ultimately prosecute for murder if they if they kill people. we've done that now on 5 separate occasions and 3 of those have resulted in convictions. the latest conviction in place or was of carson on september 17th. a jury found showy 23 guilty of murder for selling cade web. >>a pill that contain deadly amount of fentanyl in 2021. making it the first spend all related trial to go to a jury in placer county and second in the state. i was very happy with the results. i don't take it lightly that we are charging a young person with murder. >>but under the facts and circumstances of this particular case and the law,

it was the right thing. guyer says that with the combination of aggressive prosecution in educating the community on the dangers of fentanyl can lead to getting the opioid drug market off the streets. >>he has been an advocate for the one pill can kill plaster campaign. the charity raises awareness on fake pills made with fentanyl that can lead to death. it is an aggressive campaign to get the word out there in hopes to save lives. geier said placer county has removed enough off the streets to kill 4 generations of placer county residents. currently that population is over 400,000 when asking da guy or what his message is for those selling the deadly drug. this is what he said. number one, stay out of placer county. if you come into this county, a new cell. >>we will lock you up if you sell and kill will lock you up for murder. and i hope that that message resonates with dealers all over the state and the a's are becoming more and more aggressive and hopefully people will just choose a better path just to put that

into perspective on how seriously are here in place there have been 4 murder convictions related to that? and 3 of those have been here in placer county. >>in auburn covering local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>for the first time in history, a sitting new york mayor has formal charges filed against them in a courtroom. eric adams and isn't turning to insist, though, that he's innocent of 5 felony charges against him. news nation's rich mchugh has the details. >>here in lower manhattan, new york city mayor eric adams pleaded not guilty to all 5 federal charges against heading into his arraignment. the mayor 6 the suit give a thumbs-up to report that answer. no questions. and inside the courtroom, he told them he told the magistrate judge, i am not guilty. your honor. adams is accused of accepting overseas travel in illegal campaign donations people trying to influence new york city government charges against enemies include wire fraud, bribery, 2 counts of receiving campaign

contributions from a foreign national and conspiracy could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted of the most serious charge, which wire fraud outside court as his lawyer, alex spiro announced he will file a motion to dismiss the charges. take a listen. >>as you know, from looking at the indictment and from what happened in court, there are no e-mails, text messages or any corroboration whatsoever that the mayor knew about anything having to do with these camping donations. the entire body of evidence is one staffer, one staffer that says there was a conversation. what you have not learned is that that's after has lied. and the government is in possession of that line. >>prosecutors laid out the charges against him in the 57 page indictment and explained it in a press conference. let's listen as the indictment alleges mayor adams engaged in a long-running conspiracy in which he solicited and knowingly accepted illegal

campaign contributions from foreign donors and corporations. what remains unclear is how this indictment connects to the wider federal probe. >>into his inner circle, a number of whom have resigned recently. the u.s. attorney said this was the beginning. expect more charges. now adams is released on bail on the condition that he won't contact any witnesses in the case. this case and adams are due back in court here october 2nd, back to you. if you know s

is experiencing homelessness or know of any at-risk veterans guard members and reservists, a free event providing free support

services are taking place this weekend. reporter tony cells are has more on various organizations uniting together to give back and how this event change. one veteran's life. >>the annual sacramento stand down event honors all who defended our freedom by bringing together 45 community resources, including help with legal issues, food, dental, medical and vision services. all at no cost to them go out to where they're that pain is here to around here. >>pays inside. so we we co the veterans come to make the call to service that they should harper says it's one of the largest homeless veteran outreach projects in sacramento and has organized this event for several years. last year's event to a nearly 300 attendees during his 2 and a half day run. so i think all of us get more out it than that to veterans. we do it? for for the right reason that we get a lot more. all of it

said feels good is important >>one of several veterans we talked to is robert henney who served in the marine corps in 1976. drove him to u.s. all of your goals with tell. 25 that equipment would go after ships into the water and then on the you know, detroit, you still after experiencing homelessness for some time. henning heard about this event and says it's something he always treasures. change my mind my life dramatically. and i just want to let you know, the it's work you put the work and you get what put in. you get out of it. and today i'm stable and i'm sober and it's a good day. it's not >>the event continues through sunday at the vo a veterans service center in may either. i drive whenever it and it let people know that, you know, this is available and we have resources and and it does make a difference. and, you know, you you can make it up the street.

>>i was in details. visit our website at fox 40 dot com reporting in may. they're covering local service. that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>the clock is ticking until election day. we're now 39 days out and former president trump and vice president harris are making waves on the campaign trail. our dc's raquel martin has the details. today. vice president kamala harris made her first appearance at the southern border. >>as the democratic nominee for president, they're she called for tougher border security even ahead of her speech, her opponent said she couldn't be a worse messenger for the issue. border security is not a new issue. >>to me, president kamala harris is attempting to turn immigration from a campaign vulnerability to a campaign's strength. i saw the violence and chaos that transnational criminal organizations costs and her first visit to the

southern border since becoming the democratic nominee. here is toward the arizona mexico border and promised more aid to border agents. she says border patrol would have already had more resources, had her opponent, donald trump not killed a bipartisan immigration bill in congress. the american people deserve a president. >>who cares more about border security, then playing political games and their personal political views. >>ahead of the visit, trump blamed vice president harris for making the border left the've and blood is on her hand. he says he left the biden administration a safe border. kamala harris inherited the most secure border in u.s. history. and his borders. are she then set the all-time record for illegal immigration? this is harris first return to the border since 2021 polling shows voters still trust former president donald trump. more when it comes to the issue of immigration. vice

president kamala harris next will head to california for a saturday fundraiser. >>then it's off to las vegas sunday for a rally. meanwhile, trump was hoping to chip away at the vice president's momentum in battleground states. we'll head to wisconsin saturday been off to pennsylvania on sunday for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>and the north bay, the

sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. that's after one woman was caught on camera, learning several goats office santa rosa ranch. for more on this kron four's stephanie lin spoke with the owner of the ranch. sean

ghana, polar. we have more she

will be remembered as one of the greatest after says ever to grace the stage and the screen. british maggie smith, has died at the age of 89. andy riesmeyer shares the legacy she now these behind. >>gonna go spice up one night.

that not to thank you for that assessment was we >>perhaps it would houston but you can straighten departure in yourself into a pocket. watch that we won of. you might be on time. >>we got lost perhaps i'm at. i just you don't need one defender long before professor mcgonagall was a career that began in the 1960's. she worked constantly in the theater west end and broadway. >>then hollywood smith was known for a committee quit with over 7 decades in the industry. she won numerous awards. 2 oscars for emmys and a tony, which makes for one of 24 people to hold the triple crown of acting. in addition, she won 3 golden globes, 5 bafta awards among many others for 52 episodes of downton abbey. she wowed audiences as violet crawley dowager countess of grantham with older and sensibility. and of course, that wit. >>if think no bright it means he's will be up to no

>>i here my. simple vote that it isn't a substitute for or we stopped it. >>she's been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007, but was said to have fully recovered just 2 years later, smith told npr in 2016 that she loved maturing into roles of mother and grandmother off camera, winning and charming as well. maggie smith seem to take the iconic actress title in stride. maggie smith leaves behind a legacy as one of britain's most recognizable actresses, 2 sons, 5 grandchildren. she was 89 years old here in hollywood. i'm andy riesmeyer. >>and the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. that's after one woman was caught on camera learning several goats office santa rosa ranch. for more on this kron four's, stephanie lin spoke with the owner of the ranch. sean ghana, polar. >>so, you know, just to start us off here, shawn, i know you consider that these animals a part of your family. can you tell us about the effect this has had on you?

>>i mean, you know, this is these animals were exactly, you know, they were pets. they were not just livestock. they weren't working animals. these animals, many of whom i phrase since they were very young. and you know, nacho is among one of the first goats that i i never acquired when i first got this place. feels like there's iran. she doesn't feel the same anymore. >>gosh, so so sorry to hear that. have you heard any or gotten any leads from the sheriff's department at this point? >>you know, we've gotten a lot of tips. a lot of anonymous suggestions or or sightings or you know, different possibilities. nothing's really panned out. anything concrete yet. but we've gotten a lot of support from the community. >>both locally and online and >>the sonoma county sheriffs

have been really great and diligent following up and really doing their part, doing what they can. >>and at what point did you realize that your animals had been stolen or had been decide disappeared. were you seeing the incident happened live on camera or did you only realized after the fact? >>i didn't see it live on camera, but my camera did send me a notification that someone was picked up on on the screen. when i got back to my phone and i checked i had seen this woman that was grabbing bunch of pay and walking off camera. i didn't really think much of you know, there are a lot of families in the neighborhood. a lot of kids come over to the gate and interact with the goats. you know, my goats are very curious and very friendly. so it's always nice to see the kids in the family's interacting. and that's kind of what i assumed and then i came home about 2 hours later and were i pull into the houses right next to their pastor and they always come up you know, come running to greet me i knew right away

that that, you know, i had a few that we're missing. >>did you recognize the woman in that video at all? >>i've never seen her before. okay. and of course, we know that guy fieri is supporting your search for you're missing family members there. he posted your story on his facebook. walk us through the significance of that to you. >>i mean, it's it's a huge vote of confidence. but, you know, i had nothing to do with it. so i'm very grateful that it's getting all the exposure that it is. and you know what say that the support from the whole community has been really extraordinary. >>okay. well, we've been playing that split screen moment, of course, of the woman who is suspected of being involved with all this as well as your 3 missing animals. so we certainly hope that the public has been getting a good look all the different elements here and that your pets can be returned safely to very soon showing

get up a list you so much for your time this afternoon. >>thank you very much. >>the dow hits another record and weight watchers is shutting its ceo. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the dow hit a new record is the latest stats showed inflation continuing to ease the personal consumption expenditures index, which is the fed's favorite inflation yardstick that came out this morning. and the news was good. it showed that on annual basis, inflation was running last month at a rate of 2.2% down from 2.5% a month stocks were mixed today, all 3 major indexes posted winning weeks. interestingly, jeremy siegel, who's an influential wharton finance professor predicting to cnbc that the fed is going to announce a quarter point rate cut at each of its 6 next meetings that would bring borrowing costs down significantly for both businesses and consumers. looking ahead, fed chief jerome powell is scheduled to speak on monday. will listen for any clues about rate cuts

there. and then next friday we get the september jobs report. now let's take a look at weight watchers which is slimming down. and by that, i mean, it's saying ed ios to its ceo, sima sistani was at the helm for 2 years. and during her tenure, she acquired a telehealth platform that was designed to help people acquire prescriptions for diet drugs like ozempic. in other words, she steered weight watchers away from its traditional diet and portion control approach to losing weight and instead into diet drugs. it turned out, however, that most people are more comfortable getting their diet drugs right from a doctor as opposed to an intermediary. and as a result of that, weight watchers stock is down 90% since sistani took over another body blow for the company. oprah winfrey step down from the board earlier this year and donated all her shares to charity. weight watchers stock down another 2% today. back to you.

>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>welcome back to kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app streaming always. i'm stephanie rothman in san jose. 2 women have been charged with human trafficking after police found them operating a brothel right off mckee road. that marks for profit bus in one month's time. kron. 4 shock moment has reaction tonight from neighbors. >>san jose police say it took them months to investigate this specific broth on east side. san jose. and when they were able to make an arrest, they were also able to find

and rescue to human trafficking victims. but the city council member who represents that district, peter ortiz tells me he's afraid that the human trafficking suspects are preying upon latino and asian immigrants in that community. >>for months right off of what he said. san jose's busiest intersections. a brothel was running in plain view. i live. >>in the apartments next to where this brothel was discovered. city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock in these are people's daughters. these are people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >>that's shannon nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said while the months were going on with this brothel functioning. >>she had no idea. yeah, it would have been nice to know. >>from the officer roles in a

farm bill. what was going on? police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. >>3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with officers going undercover as clients. police records show text messages exchanged between investigators and people accused of running the brothels. they include photos of the victims sent to the detectives. >>and offer its like $120 for 30 minutes or $160 for an hour. police say they were then sent the address to where these brothels were allegedly happening, which led to the arrests were working with the san jose police department as well as the county and their human trafficking task force to make sure that we can identify instances of this throughout our neighborhood authority says human traffickers prey on latino and asian immigrants in east side. san jose, they may not speak english fluently and and so they less likely raise those concerns. human trafficking is a crime that is horrendous. you know it. it preys on our

innocent and most vulnerable populations. and and we're not going to stand for that. in a city council member, ortiz says that he's looking forward to eventually cracking down on more brothels throughout east side, san jose. but he may not have to wait that long as of. >>this week, governor gavin newsom signed off on several bills which will now be laws which will make it better protections for human trafficking victims and also make it easier to prosecute human trafficking suspects reported here in san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>well, take a look at this. a laundromat in san jose is left with lots to repair. that's for sure. this after a car crashed through the front glass windows. police say it happened this morning at the wash and dry on tolley and king roads. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, though, some of the washing machines were damage and glass was shattered all throughout the business. no one inside was thankfully hurt. switching gears to weather, we're going to take a live look now at the golden

gate bridge looking nice and pretty over the bay. we're cooling down now after quite a toasty friday kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us what to expect for the weekend's lawrence. >>we start cooling things down. it's been that way all week long. we go up a few days. we go down a few days and well, we're headed down. it looks like by tomorrow. but should be very pleasant. not going to be cold by any means. may be a little cool along the coastline, but that fog likely to make a return hasn't really moved in just yet outside beautiful evening here. so what a nice end of the day, right? we had fantastic day along the coastline. temperatures soaring up in the 70's in spots out there right now. we're pretty much fog free, although we are going to hit so fog trying to develop along the coastline right now. more of that to come. but the temperatures, yeah, they were soaring again. it was 19 degrees warmer today than 24 hours ago in san francisco. 16 degrees warmer in napa and 13 degrees warmer in hayward. so these temperatures were soaring today into the 90's. yeah, that's not a big surprise place like live more

97 degrees. they're used to 94 in san jose. 96 in concord, but 86 degrees in san francisco. that's a pretty hot day for san francisco. 89 in oakland and hot. 95 in santa rosa. well, we are going to see some patchy fog developing tonight, staying mostly clear in the interior valleys tomorrow morning fog. and then that sea breeze kicks in. and that means that can help to cool down the temperatures around the bay area of low pressure that helped bring us that offshore flow. well, that's gonna start to move inland. and well, the winds are going to follow to bring back some low clouds and fog. looks like some cooler temperatures. tomorrow. could be a nice day, though. there's no getting around that dealing with some patchy fog overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. then that gives way to lots of sunshine and well, here we go again. some nice weather outside in a francisco. you're in the 60's. there are right about the average shows you make your way toward the coastline 50's and low 60's. you got some patchy fog hanging out there. 67 degrees in burlingame about 71 of foster city. 75 degrees in mount view. the south bay enjoying temperatures of the 70's and the 80's and then you'll see these temperatures much cooler inland said of the 90's. you had probably the 80's tomorrow and the cherry

valley. so these numbers backing off quite a bit as we head toward tomorrow and probably more of the same on sunday. but guess after that, we jump on that wet weather rollercoaster once again. and here we go. we're headed up the scale again on monday, tuesday and wednesday. these may be the last hottest days of the season. before we start to cool things off this that time of year. >>it is. thank you so much, lawrence. and now that the a's are out of the coliseum, the site could be up for a major upgrade and possibly another pro sports team in recent month. african american sports and entertainment group also known as a a s e g reached deals with the city and the county and the a's to take over sole ownership of that property. it also includes the nearby oakland arena and the group's president says he's really looking into dividing the coliseum into 20 different developments that could be used for a variety of things, including housing, open space and retail. >>or too nice for what we can build there. our are extremely

open and the community is going to have a lot of input in the east bay regions going to have a lot of input into that. you're, you know, excited about all aspects of this of this development. but major league sports will be back in oakland. >>starting next year, the oakland roots men's soccer team will play some home games at the coliseum. and bob, it says hopefully other leagues will soon play there, too. and a determined effort to revitalize their neighborhood east. oakland residents are taking action against illegal dumping and encampments with the community cleanup event taking matters into their own hands. neighbors volunteer cleaning up trash along with arthur boulevard and myers street, which they say struggles to keep families and businesses in the area. >>a lot of love. >>complaining. >>but i want to part of the solution to everson come out and make their own community to help to come out, to pick up trash to get along with each other and they can do that. all get

>>city crews and community ambassadors join these neighbors and their initiative to improve the streets. and one more day of action is being scheduled again for next month. taking a live look now at the transamerica pyramid where parts of the lindo were shattered last night, sending glass down onto the sidewalk and the street below. here's a look at that damage. the property owners say a part of the window was damaged routine cleaning. they say no one was injured. thankfully, and a team responded quickly cleaning off that glass on the street. inspectors say the building and surrounding area are now both safe. now to an update, sean diddy combs wants to testify and his pending trafficking trial. he's accused of organizing a criminal enterprise that engaged in trafficking, kidnapping and prostitution. combs pleaded not guilty to all of these charges. and his attorney says city is eager to tell his side of the story.

he's being held in a brooklyn detention center without bail. meantime, costco wants to be removed from the sean diddy combs narrative. the retail giant has been trending for days now following denny's attorneys claims that he bought baby oil in both from costco. so use for his infamous freak-off parties. the fbi raided not didn't cover more than 1000 bottles of baby oil at his homes. but a spokesperson for the company says none of its u.s. locations carry that product. happening later today. the love music festival returns to san francisco pier 80. that's despite a noise complaints by some residents and officials last last year. this week's festival marks its 3rd year and in 2023, people living across the bay in alameda complain about the volume of the music festival. their organizers say they'll do everything they can to keep it down this year. the lineup includes artists like rufus du

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>>in the south bay, san jose community members unveiled a new crosswalk that they say is crucial to community safety on a busy roadway. kron four's will tran has the latest details >>this crosswalk has been around for a long time. you can see how worn down it is. what is new is that san jose came out with lights and flashers and everything that they possibly can do. >>to make sure this stretch of road jackson is a very busy stretch. by the way, to make

it safer for people living here and for the kids across the street. so let's test it out. i'm going to hit the signs here and we'll see of cars stop as we cross the street here. and it looks like it is working because cars are slowing down long before they get to wait a minute. this car had to slam on the brakes just a little bit, but it's doing its job. san jose not dealing with a problem with fatalities. it is a dow right epidemic in the city when it comes to traffic fatalities, at least 14 pedestrians killed this year. so they're doing all that they can to make sure the streets of san jose are safer. we got a chance to talk to a person who lives just right around the corner. here's his reaction to it. and my son goes to the school and i feel much better crossing the street now that we have our crosswalk. have you seen many near misses in your own experience or someone else? i

have. i have not for me personally, but i have seen pedestrians and drivers trying to get through right before people are getting by. and that gentleman also says that the drivers. >>and the people crossing it is a team effort because he says you just can't hit the lights cars to slow down all of a sudden that they have to make sure that the pedestrians look at the cars and make sure that the cars see them just as importantly before they cross. in fact, let me end with this. let me hit the lights and see if it works and sure enough it does, at least for these 2 drivers. back to you. >>i'm going the south bay is celebrating a big milestone. tommy berg are just started preschool, which may not sound like a big deal to you, but the young boy was born with a hole in his heart as kron four's terisa stasio reports his parents wanted to share how a surgery with a special device now allows him to go to school like all the other

kids, his age. >>tommy burkhart, the happy 3 year-old was born with a hole in his heart and has the story his family wants to share. wasn't growing as much as we were kind of expecting. >>and we're going was that because the heart was working too much on this friday and met with tommy's parents, karen and that's tommy with his sister and brother. the night before surgery last december, tommy went to go get his whole fixed, but instead of a long open heart surgery, the team at ucsf. >>benny off children's hospital installed a device that close the hole. >>and that's great for many reasons. so you don't need to have any scars on that. and the chester, the back or elsewhere, you are able to keep the patients usually breathing on their own and they can wake up soon after the procedure and potentially go home the same day instead of having a longer intensive care unit. stay in the

hospital. >>doctor, i mean, says that one percent of babies are born with a hole in their heart. she recommends always talking to your physician about the options available. we always make every effort to do the least invasive thing possible. >>so for any patient who can have something minimally invasive will will do that. so if we can safely put into a device if we have devices available for that patients, exact heart defect, if it's the right size for them and we'll do that through. there are some things that we still unfortunately can treat and we have to go the searches for. >>tommy's parents say that he is doing great these days. the itself, i think only took maybe one hour. as for tommy's parents say that post-surgery used loving school, reading books and being just a kid. >>like other families to know that may be in similar situations, you may be 3 things learn as much as you can about the condition that your child has and the options that are available to them with consultation of a physician, right, know that

these procedures are very safe when kids need to have minimally invasive procedure to a condition in their heart. and also just know again, speaking maybe from abbott where we both it's a very meaningful job. >>theresa kron, 4 news.

>>teenager injured in a stabbing at a high school in south san francisco today. police say another teenager has been taken into custody. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest.

>>we got here just as school was letting out. and i did see police out here as well. and the students i spoke with say it was very scary to be so close near the stabbing. >>this is what we know so far. police received reports of a possible stabbing at south san francisco high school at noon today upon investigating. they found that a fight took place between a 14 year-old and a 16 year-old the freshman who is a suspect is believed to have staff the 6 year-old the 14 year old has since been arrested for attempted murder. some students i spoke with say fights to happen here, but nothing like this mentally. it's killing me right now not know whether the kid is ok or mentally. yeah, i'd say really my heart right but prayers out to the family and the school did not go on a full lockdown, but they did restrict access. >>and the victim was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

and once we get more information, we will update you. let's go kron. 4 news. >>kron 4 continues to honor hispanic heritage month. and we're taking a look at a group of chicago brewers in sacramento who are paving the way for future generations. they want more latino brewers take part of their craft. beer industry reporter kimberly cruz has this story. >>each can of beer. >>filled with the story. move on to donald schweitzer. of these ingredients, cans images that speak are now on labels. most of all, is mourning the what you got a blue or is on the map in sacramento beyond. we've got to do our part to help them out in the best we but may not be financially, but we can help make noise about what they're doing and shed light to he's the creator of said he's an which translates to pearland in

england. designed to help promote and highlight the work of past that settles. mexican chicano brewers in california, somalia says 79 the is currently the largest selection of mexican. you've got a beer in the country. >>in just a few miles there's brewmaster leading the way for you know, we are makers recommend, john is someone who is unapologetically really care for megan. it can be found right here king kong brewery on possible card in a court that whole like a mode back to my right through eating creating there's a reason why he's the brewmaster. welcome masters, the title because of education and then as well as experience than it has over years of experience has made his mark years like this. you know, we need in your location. you are trying to incorporate and

everything that i do here at king kong into having some sort of latin in point, john is the only one is leading the way right now in sacramento has a set of incentives to say, listen, this is where we should be going. this is a market that we should be tapping into and really there the denials, passion and knowledge in the industry spans beyond just making it easier. so everybody who comes in to king kong or any place that ever their family, he's internship among others grow company. you come king kong doors, you know, there's a sense of community here learning. mean, john vincent become like a princess. and that's been a huge part of the learning how to improve quality. it's all about staying true to their one the year at a when all about. have the opportunity. but knowing them together so much we have a saying here, king kong. and that's something that i

brought into the industry of fear is that people matter in sacramento really hurt. >>more news coming the ftc

has reached a multi-million dollar agreement with the country's largest owner of single-family homes. invitation homes is settling claims now that the company heard renters with unfair business practices. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the salmon's and efforts in congress aimed at helping the housing market. >>the federal trade commission says a 48 million dollar settlement should put an end to what it calls predatory tactics by the nation's

largest landlord of single-family homes. the ftc says invitation homes was charging hidden fees and withholding security deposits, not even maintaining livable conditions at various points. ftc chair lina khan says this was a deliberate strategy to really create revenue, even though it was coming at the expense of on us renters invitation. homes says the agreement contains no admission of wrongdoing. it says the settlement, quote, puts this matter behind the company and they will move forward to better serve its customers. it's a win for families. let's be clear. these abuses are symptoms of a much larger problem. oregon democratic senator jeff merkley says corporate investors are invading the housing market. >>a forecast by metlife investment management found institutional investors could control 40% of single-family rental homes by 2030. >>they're driving up the price to buy a home, putting a stake through the heart of the dream

of homeownership merkley is sponsoring a bill he says would stop that it would ban hedge funds from buying single family homes. >>and make them sell the homes they do own. these are common sense. guardrails berkeley's bill has stalled since he introduced last year, but he says he's encouraged by the ftc's actions in washington.

>>it wasn't that long ago that massive wildfire scorched parts of california forcing the evacuations of tens of thousands of people here in the bay area and those life changing events of 2020, they inspired a new children's book. it's about the moneys american girl whose forced to flee her own home to escape

the blaze. the share more about the story kron 4 stephanie land spoke with pulitzer prize winning author on wayne and oakland artists. many fine. well, thank you so much for being here. it's incredible to have local talent here as well. could you walk us through the story line and what is fired you to really bring this to life? >>i think your idea first right? >>yeah, i was my idea. so in 2020, there are so many unprecedented things happening. and so i was using our and creativity to process and feel through the the the year. and i thought, well, what are kids doing? children doing right now to understand climate catastrophe, global warming, all these big feelings. and so i wrote a story about a girl and how she uses art to process that. and actually the story start out as a wordless storyboard that i then sent to visit. what was your reaction when you saw the storyboard? i'm not an artist. i can't anything so impressed by stick figures, but many it's actually much more

talented than that. so just impressed. i was intrigued by the premise and by the sketches. and so then i wrote story that we and i name the character. simon after your daughter after my daughter and then our editor thought, why would that make a great title? >>so it is a book about the wildfires, but also about some owners of spunky little girl. >>who uses the power imagination. and as the father of a daughter, i really wanted to have a story. but a strong central girls character. it really is as beautiful work. and i really hope that people who are watching this do have a chance to check it out. >>we actually are playing of some video. i believe you giving a presentation about the book you interacting with some fans, perhaps of the book a great side by side moment but, you know, a few moments in the story did stand out to me as they were evacuating from this fire. the mother, she does turn to simon and she said that she'd been through this before. and i think that's a line that is so relatable. i for so many of us, especially those of us immigrant stories. so how did you draw from your own

personal experiences perhaps to craft this story on the refugee? my parents are refugees, i think are descended from refuge and by one generation. >>and it's not just the refugee experience that makes me think about climate refugees today. but the fact that in getting on. >>there have been climate refugees in addition to war, refugees. and so i knew stories about getting on being flooded during hurricanes and typhoons and the like. and comes at you one of the most most endangered countries by sea water rise. so just want incorporate all that. our background is getting these refugees and means americans and the fact that we're all connected now to the climate. yeah, absolutely. how did you tap into what that was just swept just describing there to really bring those words in those ideas to life. >>so it was a really collaborative project actually in their original story board. there was a moment of memory of the bones of the story of the mother telling the daughter about something that happened to her in vietnam and its vet pushed even further and added the words out of the tax and added the gentleness to the story. yeah, you both

do such a fantastic job with % is you want to add another thing you're this gentle as we can make it into horrible and of course, you know, we wrote this book i think a year ago were finished a year ago. and then as we now everything's changed. i mean, there's still there's there's climate. there's a flooding flooding getting on those fires in california. so we just got in the situation that has existed for very long time. it's going to be a really important part of our future as well. absolutely. something else and want to bring up was a new kind of tapped into this in your earlier response. but the main character, simon, she taps into or artistic abilities as a way to process of bring her peers together during a very unpredictable tumultuous time. can you walk us through the decision to make her creativity and her artistic perspective? a focal point of the story as well. >>well, that's because you're an artist. yeah, so definitely them artist. and i also think that >>for i think that the experience of being a child is in a sense of powerlessness, like what can they do? have these big kids, all these big people are running around

making these decisions telling me what to do. there isn't very much agency as i want to tell a story about childhood agency, creativity as a form of agency, creativity as a way of being able to imagine a future process, the world and really understand what's going so i mean, i think being artist is central to the story. kind of sad that all little kids are artists and they all of that role and do creative things somehow. >>a lot of that is lost as we grow up and we, you know, we discover other talents over discouraged from being artists. and so i want to tap into that universal experience at all. i think all kids love to play with color and shapes and sizes and drawing. >>and to empower them to recognize that this is actually something really important. it's not just play, but it's very serious play. as we tie things off here, you know. >>love to get your perspective on this that we live at this time of tremendous global upheaval. the feels like right or abroad, there's mass shootings. there's a lot of political divisio here in our country. and of course, there's the ongoing threats of natural disasters and climate change. to your point, do you see this work as a way of

helping children process that and navigate all of that? >>i hope so. i my safe space when i was growing up because i grew up with a refugee childhood that was kind challenging my safe space was the library because we were too poor to have books go to the library, just delve into children's literature. so this book a book that kids will find. i didn't have access to that. i mean, a group at a time when there was no asian americans asians and georgians literature. so yes of the book helps people cope with climate disaster in those kinds of fears. but also to provide them with a sense of recognition that there are other children just like them out that wonderful. she was surprised winning author of on when and oakland based illustrator minnie phan. >>the minds behind simon, incredible children's book. thank you so much for being here today. thank you, sir. thank definitely check out. simon, if you haven't had a chance yet. >>morecongress pass a spending

package to keep the government open until mid december. but u.s. military leaders to warn the temporary spending package could put the u.s. at a disadvantage. washington correspondent some lot joins us to explain why. >>the bill is passed. congress is temporary spending plan avoids a government shutdown. what the u.s. military warns it delays missions undermines readiness and puts the u.s. military at a disadvantage. congress has not gotten enough of his workout. house appropriations committee chairman tom cole says the temporary spending plan the continuing resolution forces the government to spend at exactly the same levels as last year with little flexibility. if we order things last year he got paid

65 this year. >>even if you need 100 and you only go 65 only. 35. you're still 65. the army secretary says this continuing resolution delays more than 8 billion dollars in investments and left spending at the same levels as last year hurts nasa to according to science space and technology committee chairman frank lucas. things are changing so fast last year could almost be action history, even though it passed a continuing resolution is not popular among lawmakers we had we had no choice. house speaker mike johnson says since congress couldn't agree on how much to spend and government shutdowns are unpopular with the american people. >>a continuing resolution was the right thing to do. it's my hope that when we come back after election day and lame duck. and the body can focus again on legislative not just campaign season. the secretaries of defense and the army have urged congress to pass a long-term spending bill in washington. i've some lot.

>>we have monew movies are

hitting the big screen this weekend. but which ones are looking good? dean richards gives us his preview. >>nations on your purchase of universal dynamics, loss and 7, 1, 3, the whole. what easily could be the best animated movie of the year. >>it's called the wild robot features the voices of oscar winner lupita neham go andrew pascal, catherine o'hara among

many others. >>and they are just the beginning of why the wild robot is such a wildly impressive movie. >>most animated movies or so lowest common denominator in every way. this one respects the audience with a touching, funny, smart story about a very high tech robot that winds up shipwrecked on a remote island adapting to its new primitive environment, but also dealing with the untouched wildlife never seen or heard anything like this before along the way. a baby gosling is born and mistakes. the roman for her mom. and that is just one of the many sweet subplots that underlines the message that no matter how different we appeared to each other, we can not only like each other but love one another. while robot is a lesson nature versus technology and is a very touchy. >>dean's people don't rain. it will need help. now. filmmaker

francis ford coppola is a five-time academy award winner. he has made some of the greatest of all time. his latest make a watch list is not one of them from what i can follow in the storytelling. it's an extremely eclectic fleet old story about a genius architect. it was invented the miracle substance with which he plans to construct a utopian city >>and he can stop time, although i'm not entirely sure why all of it is set in modern times. patterned after ancient things are modern, but things are, as you would have seen them at the time of julius caesar. >>greed, jealousy in last still propel most everything. but it's all wrapped up in overly complex story with overly complex and dialogue, an overly complex filmmaking filmmaking that film scholars might appreciate ones that i

think that the average person would just scratch their heads and wonder what is going on. the movie is gorgeous. it is ambitious. but to what friendships below seems like he's throwing everything. plus the kitchen sink in here someone marvel and think that he's a genius. it can do no wrong. >>others like myself to be that people get a little and only gave she might well as always. you can get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >>just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm richards. >>just a magical day out there. we don't have many days like this as we head toward fall of for least further in the fall. and then everything begins to change. so we've got to take them all. we can get him turned out to be beautiful out there. now starting to see some changes in the atmosphere. in fact, for mostly clear skies right now, we may just begin to see a hint of fog forming along the coastline. more of that to come. and that's gonna help to cool down the temperatures.

but nice look outside tonight. what a beautiful day. and a gorgeous evening out there, too. and some temperatures. yeah, they warmed up quite a bit again. in fact, it was 19 degrees. warmer in san francisco today jumped a good 12 degrees in san jose. 16 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in napa. so yeah, those couple last couple of days and really we said these temperatures soaring so how about san francisco? that's a hot day for san francisco, right? 86 degrees, of course, that was live. maury be thinking not so bad, but for san francisco. 86 is a pretty hot day. 89 in oakland, 94 and hot in san jose. 97 in livermore, 96 in concord and 95 degrees in santa rosa. playing this all week long, we've been kind of up and down we're going to do it again as we head toward this weekend sees temperatures going to start to drop a bit. and then next week as well. go right back up see these temperatures soaring, maybe some triple digits early in the next week. but overall, i think the pattern looking favorable for a cool down. we had a little bit of an offshore wind that changes tomorrow and just that slight change in the wind

brings us that night. cool air off the ocean waters and help to drop the temperatures. in fact, much cooler in a san francisco over 20 degrees cooler probably by tomorrow afternoon in san francisco. so high pressure going to try scoot out of town here as we head through the weekend that begins to slide to the east. and as it does temperatures going back off then on monday, all of a sudden high pressure builds back in. these temperatures are going to get hot as we head in toward next week. alright, numbers around the bay area. looking like this tomorrow plan on 60's in the san francisco might need a light jacket if you're headed toward the coastline. upper 50's low 60's there inside the bay. patchy fog giving way to sunshine and 67 degrees in millbrae. 69 in san mateo, then you're gonna see a lot of 70's and 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon, the space to come back up into the upper 80's inland. more about 87 degrees in pleasanton. so these temperatures running right about the average for this time of year. so we're going to cool things off just a little bit tomorrow and on sunday. but after that, what we're talking about another round of some hot weather this could be at this could be the last really of the season is we're going to see a big change. the pattern coming our way as we get into next week,

popping up in the 90's by monday, tuesday and wednesday could see some triple digit heat in the valleys. then by the end of the week, everything changes again. those temperatures much cooler by the following saturday and sunday.

>>still just a few weeks into the nfl season, but sunday's game is already a very important one for the forty-niners, the red and gold playing host to the new england patriots after dropping 2 straight games to fall to one and 2. there is some good news from today. on the injury front, george kittle and brock purdy both back at practice full participants. they're good to go for sunday. meanwhile, deebo samuel practiced in a

limited capacity leaving the window open for a possible return after missing only one game and not the 2 originally anticipated he's listed as questionable. the bad news from today is that all pro tackle trent williams missed practice. he's got a toe injury listed as questionable as well. someone we know is going to be on the field sunday as john jennings. he is coming off a career day last weekend against the rams with christian mccaffrey, george kittle and deebo samuel out jennings became brock purdy's favorite target with 11 catches 175 yards. 3 touchdowns. just the 3rd receiver in niners history with those totals before sunday's games, he had only had 2 touchdowns in the previous 31 games, as you might expect, pretty is very happy to have jennings as a target. he's a playmaker man. he's obviously got, you know, the big frame. >>a really good hands. so for me, like and that kind of situation, the last thing that i think is i just need to give

him a shot and give him a chance and then he can you bring it down. and he's shown that time and time again the last couple seasons. you know, if you're in that moment, it was obviously the trust factor of trying to get over the defender give my receiver chance. but also knowing that jawan there's a dollar and and he's going do what it takes and south. >>you know, hopefully down the road, we can get some more shots and opportunities within down the field and and it's nice as a quarterback knowing that, you know, with his size and his mentality that he's going take some, he's shown that time and time again. >>we turn to baseball now. the giants wrapping up their season at home this weekend taking on a the cardinals tonight in the first of a three-game series disappointing season. but one bright spot was this guy, matt chapman. he was honored tonight as the 2024 willie mac award winner. that award was named for giants hall of famer willie mccovey and given annually to the most inspirational player on the team. well deserved for matt chat. it's game the giants trailed one. nothing in the second inning. not for long

manhunt for gerrard encarnacion. that's a mammoth blast to center field 430 feet and the giants go up 2 to one. but the cardinals rally in the 4th now up for 3 lars nootbaar at the plate. he already has a homer and with 2 men on that to the gap and all the way to the wall past. yeah. as both runners score, it's a triple and that was pretty much it cardinals go on to win by a final of 6 to 3. well, after yesterday's emotional oakland finale, the a's are finishing up their season in seattle this weekend. alameda native bryan will on the mound for the mariners. i grew up going to games at the oakland coliseum. we start our highlight with some phenomenal is defense julio rodriguez at the plate sends it high and deep to right. i'm putting back goes, lawrence butler, look, look at of the fence to rob lot of extra bases had some fun with it to the >>ailes, absolute best young

players, a group that in the second inning. mitch garver hit one. no one could catch ryan woo. those 5 shutout innings gets the way strikeouts. >>and finished the year. 93 against the mariners. 2 to nothing. >>thanks for watching. kron for news will be back with the morning news. starting at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a great weekend.

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