>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>if you're watching kron, 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. it was

quite a scorcher today around the bay area with an excessive heat warning in effect until wednesday night. let's start things off with a check on the forecast for that. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>it's like a midsummer heat wave. probably not going to see something like this again until next summer. but it's going to get hot. today was just a taste of things to come. it was hot in places like san francisco up in the 80's. but yeah, we're going to see a lot of triple digit showing up around the bay area for tomorrow. outside high pressure building in overhead. that ridge will continue to strengthen throughout the night. you can already see very hazy in our skies right now. we did have some records that came down. sandra fell had a record of 102 degrees today tied a record 95 in san jose. but all around the bay area, these temperatures could be running hot. probably multiple records going to be broken by tomorrow afternoon. we've got heat advisories up even along the immediate coastline where temperatures touched the 80's today and of course, got the areas shaded in peak. those are on your excessive heat warning all the

way until 11 o'clock on wednesday night. so this is what we can expect by tomorrow afternoon. the temperatures already begin to cool a little bit along the coastline. but by the morning, you're up in the 80's there. and then we're breaking out the triple digits. 100 to one in san jose. 104, in concord and 103 in santa rosa. thank so much, lawrence. while the heat wave is also hitting the south bay with temperatures having the chance of hitting triple digits tomorrow and wednesday. >>that's going to put the homeless at-risk local advocates now scrambling to get out resources to those people on the streets, knowing that too much heat exposure could be fatal. prom for shock moment has more from san jose. >>cartwright has been busy all afternoon to give you. these electrolytes and they're really in the making sure that dozens of people who live along coyote creek behind happy hollow zoo have what tey need for this fall. heatwave people are thrilled to get what we're bringing.

>>but they're just really slow to respond. i mean, just imagine not be able to, you know, you don't have fans. you don't have air conditioning. the homeless advocate says she knows of at least 8 unhoused people who have died from heat this summer. >>it's a tragedy that san jose mayor matt mahan is hoping to prevent this time for those who are living outside and are exposed to the elements. we have cooling centers and if they happen to fill up, we will find more space to flex to keep open. later, the mayor says he is planning to remove people living along creeks and connective to shelters. >>or put them in planned safe camping sites do not spelled like this. that can save lives. if we need to. we can get people on a shuttle and get them to a cooling center. we can provide make sure people access to water, but for crystal cortes and her boyfriend living close to the water is their best option of staying cool. best. >>but you said to be little bit more hotter when i'm out on the street. they went after an it's boiling out there get here to little bit more color. cortes says she isn't sure if

they'll go to a cooling center or not long term. she is hoping to be house before her creekside tend to sweat the right now. i'm just a planet for jobs trying to see if i can get job and get out of here because after hearing about them wanting take everybody out from the creek. some me i'm not gonna wait for them to come kick me out. you is the before that happens. and those cooling centers that the mayor mentioned will be open from 01:00pm to 07:00pm on tuesday. >>wednesday and you can find a full list of them on our website at kron 4 dot com. but as for other cooling centers around the santa clara county area. >>of course, the public libraries will be open during the daytime as well. just like the sunnyvale public library right here reporting in sunnyvale jacked moment. kron 4 news. >>and in san jose, a popular park will be closed over the next few days. san jose parks and recreation department announced today that alum rock park will be closed. they'll be from tomorrow through thursday. that's because of a high risk of fire danger. >>think that this is like a criminal act.

>>parents, teachers and community members rallying at oakland city hall demanding that oakland unified have clean water at its campuses since the school year usc has notified several schools that drinking water contains lead that exceeded the district's water safety standards. handwritten do not drink. signs have been posted above the water. fountains alerting students to not drink from them. >>that they're not really still not taking it seriously. at usd is not take. i mean, there are a couple of council members are seeing very concerned and a couple of school board members who seem very concerned, but i'm just worried that nothing's going to happen. >>it's unclear how long students have been exposed to the tainted water district officials who say additional lead water testing is underway, though. and the san francisco giants are making a major change. the president of baseball operations farhan it is out and in is giants great buster posey.

>>it's great news love, buster. he's done a great job as a player. i'm sure will do a good job. nice change leadership and cough. but, you know, but suppose you can definitely organization. >>in a statement giant's chairman greg johnson said we are looking for someone who can to find direct and lead this franchise is baseball philosophy. and we feel that buster is the perfect fit buster has its a meaner intelligence and drive to do this job. former miami marlins president hopes posey knows he's getting into a job that requires round the clock. attention. >>being the ceo of a big company, there's a lot of people who work for you. there's a lot of revenue. there's a lot of expense. there's a lot of logistics. it's really a difficult thing to and i'm not saying buster cannot do it. i'm saying that negotiating with scott for us to sign matt chapman is like 2% of what it means to be a president of baseball operations

>>posey is set to meet with the media for the first time as president baseball operations tomorrow morning. and major league baseball's hit king pete rose has died today at the age of 83. the cincinnati native was a franchise icon for the reds and won 2 world series championships with them. rose then join the philadelphia phillies and got his 3rd world series win. rose was also a 17 time all-star and won both tent. the national league rookie of the year and the most valuable player awards. but the allegations of gambling on his own team kept him away from the mlb's highest honor, the baseball hall of fame. the cause of his death right now has not been announced. verizon says it's making progress on getting service back to normal. the kerry has been experiencing widespread outages across the nation on monday, including here in the bay area. that will be since 8 in the morning. and if you're still experiencing the outage, this may mean your phone has an s o s mode. that means it cannot

make phone calls except to 9-1-1, until service is restored. your best bet is connecting to a wi-fi network so that you can still send messages and make calls over wi-fi. >>coming up, violence and out of control sideshows in vallejo. well, community members are saying needs to be done. stay with us. welcome

back to kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. avila, whole family is speaking out tonight after several sideshows surrounded their home over the weekend lasting

overnight into early sunday morning. police say at least 2 people in that sideshow got hurt, but no arrests were made from 4. sarah stinson has more details. >>one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. it was that's the most scared of being because nobody has never came on the opportunity causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >>and that done to rule there. >>williams says her family has lived here for 4 years. now. damaged onto the roof there

and sideshows seem to only be getting more frequent in dangerous out of control. has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. and who's going fight? this fight would have to come on my pocket to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sunday. it was also a sideshow on lemon street and sonoma boulevard. fireworks and donuts could also be seen on lewis brown drive illegal. police say no arrests have been made in connection to saturday sideshow activity. but 2 people were injured after being struck by cars. i have to say officer showed up. >>as you can tell when it come the al scare off the grass. like a roach william says if the city doesn't start cracking down on sideshows were putting barriers in the road. >>she will have to move out of a lay home. want to retire in his home, can't because you

gonna come to twice a month. once a month or every other month. >>who wants to wake up to a don't us we reached out to the mayor of olayo robert mcconnell and he tells us that people attending and doing the sideshows are criminals and quote, brett, he says that. >>they need to maximize penalties to the extreme. meanwhile, the family here still waiting to hear back from the mayor and from police hoping that something is done. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >>and in the east bay, new details tonight on a double shooting in bay point. we now know is 7 months old was grazed by a bullet during a fight between 2 groups. the baby was taken to the hospital and officials say a man was also shot. their conditions are unknown at this time. but the shooting did happen shortly before 6 last night at a house on this. and the circle last night, one of our crews was on scene and saw a man and a woman being taken away in handcuffs. a motive is

still being investigated, but have more information. we'll bring it to you. and cruz is expected to now pay 1.5 million dollars. that's after failing to fully report a san francisco crash involving a woman who was tracked. the crash happened last october when the woman was hit by one car, then track 20 feet by a cruise. driverless taxi. the crash prompted the robo taxi company to suspend operations and the dmv to revoke its license a month later, the company also recalled its cars to update software. the national highway traffic safety administration is now requiring cruise to submit an action plan and how it expects to improve its compliance for crashes earlier this month, crews began testing in the bay area, but not in san francisco. and under a new law, driverless cars will no longer get a free pass for making traffic violations. the law which goes into effect in

twenty-twenty 6 will allow officers to issue citations against autonomous vehicles. waymo and cruise will be required to report all the citations and the tickets to the dmv. and if they rack up enough citations, they could lose their permits. and speaking of the dmv, there are some new changes coming to the department. they will no longer require drivers 70 years and older who do not have traffic violations to take a written knowledge test when renewing their licenses. but officials do say they will still need to visit the office for a vision exam. and a new photo. the dmv director says they are doing this to improve customer service. coming up san leandro, family mourns the loss of a grandfather and a dog. >>hear what led to their deaths and how the community is now grieving. a sad story

out of the east bay tonight. leandro family is mourning the loss of a grandfather and dog. both died in an apartment fire over the weekend. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with the victim's family and has more. >>78 year-old field is patterson left a lasting impression on his family and those who knew them and they are remembering him fondly after his tragic passing. patterson's family says he could not escape the flames sunday afternoon when a fire broke out in his lower floor unit at the eden. roc apartment complex in san leandro. 2 people escaped patterson's unit but he did not. and neither did a yorkie named rocky. the alameda county fire department

responded. the flames extended to 3 other units affecting 4 apartments in total. 3 of them have been yellow tagged by the city. patterson's apartment has been red tagged meaning no one is allowed in or out. patterson lived with his wife, daughter and 3 grandsons. eighteen-year-old bucka says his grandfather meant the world to him and everyone else. everybody love everybody in this apartment left. is. >>all >>everybody when come acai news and talk to everybody, i everybody's it does uses it. cheerful, personal. my i lost. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>in all the fire department says 12 people have been displaced. they are receiving help from the american red cross. >>patterson's family is also raising funds online to help with funeral arrangements and their immediate housing needs

in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>our questions are surrounding the san francisco unified school district tonight. this comes as an emergency meeting has been called address the growing issues within the district kron four's lezla gooden has all the details. >>this month over 350 teachers and the san francisco unified school district were found to not have the proper credentials and over 200 special education teachers and aides needed were not hired because the district did not issue funding for these roles 150 of them are called para educators. >>those are the ones that come in give support to the special education students. then there's an additional layer of instructional and teachers, special education teachers that have not been highs almost like another 100 now. the board of supervisors is holding an emergency hearing to discuss these ongoing

issues. supervisor ahsha safa by is leading the hearing set for tuesday was a request initially for 60 million in additional. they realize it only needed to be 30 million. >>but then that's still got delayed by months. we stand delays, hiring and then delays instruction and support for special education students. and that's from the number one question on many people's minds. >>is how did this happen? i met with the superintendent of schools this morning asked him that same question he needs to hold himself accountable. and i think he will and we are going to get into that. how did we get i'm not really interested in finger pointing, but we're interested in making sure that it does not happen again. district is federally mandated to offer these services. >>and the exact number of students impacted remains unclear. we contacted sf usd about this, but they did not provide any new information. a question. we're going to ask it again tomorrow. i told the superintendent come ready to answer that question and don't give a

>>and evasive answer. you just going to make people angrier. we people want to know. i can only imagine said it's in the hundreds by not providing these contracts will services. >>the district could face legal challenges were lawsuits every hour. that is not before did. >>child, that isn't. and it struck individual education plan. they are in breach, meaning they this unified school district is in breach of the contract and they are required actually to compensate those families for the instructional hours last we reached out to the night educators of san francisco, the union for teachers and mayor london breed's office. but we have not heard back as of news time. >>let's look at in kron. 4 news. when the heat

wave coming in this week, the east bay, we'll see some of the highest temperatures. it's why the moraga hardware and lumber store is busier than normal for this time of year. and kron four's rob nesbitt was there. he has more on how customers are trying to stay cool. >>the temperatures have been in the high 80's low 90's for most of the day monday. it's the high temps expected the rest of the week that has people scrambling last minute to stay cool. it maybe fall. but it's not going to feel like it this week in the east bay. the weather is all anyone can talk about it the hardware and lumber. so we know a lot of the customers and the regular customers they come in and they're going, oh, my goodness. i can't believe owner bill snyder says it's not often customers are interested in buying air conditioners in october. the hardware store sold out with someone calling in monday morning to buy this last very strange. >>because normally we're seeing, you know, days, get a

little shorter and things like that. you're expecting cool mornings and for him to stay cool in the morning and the days are heating up. >>and staying hotter. and i think it's crazy. to have temperatures, you know, in the low to mid 90's as we approach october. tenet cardwell is a brother at saint mary's college in moraga. >>he avoids going outside during the hottest times of day and is thankful for the cool housing on campus and is concrete thick. concrete walls stays cool for least 3 days. but he feels for those who have to work outside in the elements during a heatwave. i hope they're drinking enough water when it comes to staying cool at home the hardware and lumber general manager says and marconi shares tips with customers recommending they open their windows at night to let the cold air in and then closing them during the day to keep it i close all the windows this morning. i kept all the the shades drawn so the house can stay cooler. i have an indoor pet, a cat. so i mean, make sure she has plenty of water and it's cool in the house. i actually have

fans that are on time or so. i can keep those set since the hardware store has sold out of air conditioners. there's a diy tip that marconi recommends and it's running a circulating fan over the top of a covered bucket of ice to circulate cold air in your home. like an air conditioner would. >>reporting in moraga i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>on this date in history, jerry springer's daytime talk show made its debut. plus, we remember actor james dean newsnation's markie. martin looks back. >>today is september. 30th also known as national chewing gum day in 1927. baseball player babe ruth became the first player to hit 60 home runs in a single season in 1947. the first fall classic game broadcasted on television where the new york yankees beat the brooklyn dodgers. we remember actor james dean who died in a car accident just 24 years old. and you know her

best from the actress fran drescher was born in 1916, the animated series. the flintstones premiere on our small screens. jerry springer's daytime talk show made its big debut and in 2022 hurricane ian made another unfortunate landfall just south of georgetown, south carolina.

>>legendary baseball player pete rose has died known as major league baseball's hit king a 17 time all-star and won 3 world series championships with the cincinnati reds reporter. marni hughes has more on his life and legacy.

>>no single baseball player sparks debate like pete rose. >>a number one hit leader with a whopping 4,256 career hits. it never make it to the baseball hall of fame. >>it quoted that he bet on baseball >>many believe the fan favorite who was caught betting on his cincinnati reds team should be given a second chance. it was the turn of events. no one saw coming. the cincinnati native broke into the big leagues at 21 years old growing up, his dad insisted he learned to be a switch hitter known for his aggressive base running style, distinctive headfirst slides. he hit his way into the record books. nicknamed charlie hustle. he never apologized for his all in attitude. these people say we should that's an all star game. those people

are losers when should sign like that. >>people pay more money for those all-star tickets for regular season game wash and i play hard i'm not supposed to try to win the game. that is an all-star game. >>rose held nearly all of baseball's awards rookie of the year in 1963. >>and vp. >>the roberto clemente award, the gold glove award twice a 17 time all-star 3 world series titles. and the list goes on. breaking stand. new sales hit record. earned him a call from then president ronald reagan. >>i do well. >>most of his career was with the cincinnati reds, including the years 1970, through 76. the team was dubbed the big red machine it continued as a

player manager from 1984 to 86 and after retiring his bat, he continued on is a manager until 1989. that was the year. it all ended for the baseball great an investigation by the mlb's commissioner found rose bet on baseball games specifically 50 reds games in 1987. ruled 21 forbids players umpires team or league officials and employees to bet on games or face permanent ineligibility. yes. >>it quoted that he bet on baseball guys with commissioner today. i do not on baseball. >>he was fined $50,000 served 5 months in federal prison for filing false tax returns and he was banned for life. it wasn't until his second autobiography that he admitted to gambling on the game 15 years later, but he never stopped trying to be reinstated and earned his spot in the hall of fame. >>i'd like to get reinstated

the ultimate goal for any players reach the hall of and i can't go to the hall of fame with some reinstated. so i guess in my case not arrogant or cocky. you just sort of what you earn. >>we switched to some developing news in southern california where a professional boxer was shot and killed. 31 year-old in the leak. birdsong was known as a leak in the pro circuit. a rising star reporter jennifer macgraw spoke leaks. parents and friends about their now. tragic loss. >>it's here it is jim sweet science where malik spent most of his time aside from work and his family. everyone is in shock saying malik was one of the greatest skies. after a sunday supper with his family, malik birdsong gave his mother one last kiss. good night. the pro boxer never had a fighting chance against an ambush outside. 2 men came out

shooting and a leak as he ran for cover. then shot him again several times a broad walk up to him and he said, i'm not a bang and saw he to him. >>already shot winds, not a banker. and that was in his mother's anya. birdsong says she's lost. a piece of her heart may be left here with a smile on his face. you know, it's game week. his sons, he was 31 years old, known as king the leak. he was a local champ with a record. >>15 loss and a draw and 10 knockouts, a true rising star. >>he trained already work on the love part. >>you know, he's a good guy, a man with big dreams. both professionally and personally than half his first shot at 35 and get married. >>it didn't happen.

>>the boxing community to taking a tough loss sideline on everybody like. >>everybody in the boston community, friends and family life. he was real love. but especially here at this gym, it's going to be different is his energy will be missed. >>his family can't understand why but believe their son was targeted. he was a and >>they knew him when she was a champion iga more respect. what is your challenge? she? be we're just somebody one day. i don't and now is desperate to find his killers to to question your church in my. that was. be here. >>and the manager here at sweet science, same a leak smile was as bright as future. his next fight scheduled for next month would have been his breakout moment. anyone with information should contact. police were in hawthorne. jennifer mcgraw, ktla. 5 news.

>>more news hundreds of bay are

customers could see the lights go out. the return of hot weather has prompted pg e to warn of a potential public safety power shutoff kron. 4 charles clifford has more from livermore. >>one monday morning pg e said that they did have to shut off the power to some areas in far northern california. and they're warning some bay area customers that it could potentially happen here as well. pg is warning that between 5 monday morning and tuesday they could potentially shut off the power to 12,365 customers in 11 counties

across california. >>here in the bay area pg e says that 140 customers in napa county, 286 in contra costa county. and 57 in alameda county could potentially see their electricity turned off these possible psps is are mostly in rural areas, including here in alameda county, near morgan territory, road and manning road utility says that dry, windy conditions and hot weather have prompted them to make this decision. psps events are only called for the safety of our customers and the communities we serve. last case resort. and like i said, we're still monitoring bay area counties that could have impacts and those impacts should they occur would be quite small. >>pg e also says they have crews on standby to move quickly. if the power does go out, if that happens, crews would need to inspect the power lines and ensure that turning the power back on won't cause any problems. >>when we have something like this will make sure to mobilize cruz. the areas that

we anticipate will be hardest hit pg e has also set up community resource centers to help anyone. >>who might be impacted for alameda and contra costa county residents. they can go to the costco wholesale in livermore along independence drive. napa residents can go to the calistoga community center. now, the utility is also saying this is a good opportunity to check to make sure you have a go bag in your home full of necessary supplies you could use if you have to leave home. >>or if your power goes out for an extended period of time. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>in southern california, the line fire flares up forcing new evacuation orders nearly one month after the fire started burning in the san bernardino mountains. fire has now burned over 40,000 acres since it was intentionally set by suspected arsonist back on stem burr 5th shelby nelson has more from the fire lines. >>over those active flames

which are very far away. we are also seeing some coming in this area as well as sky 5 was overhead earlier this afternoon. you can see that line of fire burning through the thick vegetation. the latest flareup prompting additional evacuation orders and warnings in the san bernardino national forest for a while. it seemed like firefighters were really getting a hold of this blaze which has burned more than 43,000 acres. it's still at 80% containment. but the problem is that there were 2 areas that were not contained because of steep and rugged terrain that ground crews were still trying to get access to folks in big bear. tell us that they evacuated when the line fire was threatening the community up here a few weeks ago and they can't catch a break. and the other truck that we took. >>you know, last time we evacuated, still loaded. we're ready to leave if you have to. you know been terrifying. this once that wind changes, you have no idea where that fire is going to go. and this is the latest map showing evacuation orders and warnings again. officials allege that

an arsonist a norco man started this fire in highland about a month ago reporting from the big bear dam. i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. >>if you're heading to downtown sacramento, you might see some new landscaping in the area. boulders can now be seen around 15th and c streets. but people are asking who put them there and why reporter claudette stefani explains the motive behind the new project. >>you're getting a good look at the pile of boulders that's been left over here. just the amount of rocks over at this location and big questions are getting asked who brought these boulders here and how did they even get here in the first place? willie actually reached out to the city wondering if they are the ones behind the move. but they told us they're actually not behind this landscaping shakeup. usually when you see city services, that type thing, you'll see a. >>the uniforms and logos on trucks, that type of thing it looks like there's a little bit more of a grassroots operation. surveillance video shows a huge truck parked

outside on 15th street monday morning of last week. >>in the footage you can see the back of the truck tilting upward, a pile of rocks at the end of the street can be seen later in the footage. days later, the camera catch people grabbing hold of the rocks and loading them into an suv and onto a flatbed truck that dumpsters. it really have a reaction at first until i started seeing no homes to go around. we caught up with a local business owner who says he was told the boulders would be put around the area and places where homeless tents pop up when the driver of the truck with the boulders just kind of knocked on our door. let us know they getting delivered here. >>and then my landlord, let us know that it was happening. as a result of the neighborhood association making a decision about it. we reached out to the city. they told us they were not behind the boulders and a permit is required. they told us they did not permit the rocks and we're looking into the matter. we spoke with a civil rights attorney who says to keep people out in this way. is that right? if you just go around city, you

see that. >>people are using boulders or other methods to prevent people from sleeping in those areas. even even turning sprinklers on. and i i want i wonder whether the city is doing anything to to where you control. this is one thing for the city to decide the places are limits. but it's another thing for the city to actually on the rise, places where people can be in that business owner was also mentioning to us that he feels this isn't a long-term solution to solving homelessness. reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters closet stefani and fox. 40 news. >>well, cothe

u.s. is now sending an additional 3,000 troops to the middle east. tensions escalating across the region after israeli strikes killed much of hezbollah's top command in lebanon. israel is now conducting ground raids against the terror group as the u.s. urges both sides to accept the cease-fire plan. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. israel is ramping up its attacks in lebanon against the iranian terror group. hezbollah. >>when asked if he was aware of and comfortable with a limited ground operation by israel. president joe biden responded monday. i'm more worried than you might know and i'm comfortable with temps topping. we should have a cease-fire. now the u.s. is still urging calm in the middle east as it also strengthens its own military presence in the region to try to de-escalate the conflict. diplomacy remains the best. >>and only path to achieving greater stability in the middle east. the state department says u.s. and

european proposal for a cease-fire between israel and hezbollah is still on the table, allows citizens on both sides of the border to return to their homes. but tensions are only growing, though, after israel killed has bill as leader and other top officials in airstrikes this weekend. >>u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says the world is safer without him us on this role. was a brutal terrorist. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu remains defiant that his country has a right to defend itself. >>there is nowhere in the middle east. israel cannot reach and netanyahu had a message for the people of i know you don't support the rapists and murders of hamas and hizbollah. but eu leaders too. >>you deserve more in washington. i'm jessi turnure. >>both vice president harris and former president trump have both now may campaign visits arizona. they're locked in a tight competition for the state's 11 electoral votes. news nation, washington bureau chief mike, the carrot takes a look at the race there in today's political minute.

>>will the grand canyon state go blue or red this year? i'm mike the cairo with newsnation, arizona. a traditionally republican state are shifting and it could help decide this year's election. 35 of the state's registered voters are republican. almost 30% democrat and a whopping 34% claim other as their political party. right now, trump leads by less than a percentage point. that's according to an average of polls by the hill decision desk hq election center. vice president harris and former president trump both making multiple campaign stops in arizona, especially and maricopa county where phoenix is located more than 60% of the population lives there. arizona voters list the economy, immigration and abortion as their top issues in the election. i'm mike the kara and this is news nation's political minute. this year's j

ball lineup has been announced. plus, senator day night live kicked off its 50th season over the weekend. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, we start with some exciting music news iheartradio and kiss fm just announced who will be performing at this year's jingle ball. i am your your mother. you listen in the first place. okay. i'm okay. the holiday special is jam packed with performers. katy perry. teddy swims the killer royce shaboozey. they are among some of the other acts

and kiss fm's. jingle ball hits all the major cities, of course, but it will come to la december 6 at the into it do if you can't make it, abc will actually be airing the concert on december 18th. >>and hulu will stream it the next day. looking forward to that. now to a new movie with a lot of buzz. a million per as the film starring zoe saldana and selena gomez alongside newcomer college. sophia, guess cohn who plays a mexican cartel leader that fakes her death to escape from authorities. the official trailer just dropped to take a look. amelia perez will stream

on netflix november 13th. saturday night live had its big premiere last night. the late night sketch comedy show celebrating its 50th season and a kick it all off. a cold open packed with celebrity cameos >>that coconut tree. i got that. energy. i got it. i didn't want it. but i got rowdies. except when someone busy being being being being. >>thank you. joe biden, thank you for putting country first and handing over the reins. i don't want do very 7 hack star jean smart hosted did a great job. couple funny skits really know. it is bowen yang's world. we're just living in it. he starred in nearly every single sketch. >>of the night, including this one. i'm your favorite hippos favorite picked out. and time.

>>thirsty? thirsty? >>this now you can stream on peacock. that is your team report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>listen up, wrestling fans. we're now less than 24 hours away. starting on tuesday, kron 4 cw will be home to wwe nxt and ahead of the premiere reporter kenny morales out down with some of the rising stars and axes performance center in orlando. >>the wwe has a program called next in line designed to help college athletes transition into becoming wwe superstars. and one of the biggest alarms both figuratively and literally he's 6 foot 4, 310 pound nigerian native obafemi. and everyone here has such unique background yourself included. he didn't start as a wrestler. kind take me through your athletic career prior

cause. i know you are a track and field guide for was trouble feel feel goes a visual over. it was guy used to draw used up and i thought that was what i was going to do and that found my foot in and field. >>for many is discussion to go to middle tennessee university. enough to ve in middle, tennessee, charles. did another 2 years that graduated join wwe. and here i am today as state as he champions. not mistaken. three-time sec treat treat it 3 each it today. >>what was that transition like from being track and field athlete? >>to now wrestling's, i imagine little bit transitional period. physical requirements were different and doing the shopping. i need to be big. have too strong explosive. >>just for one movements for short period of time now have to lean more towards the cardiovascular side of things. just offs, not to go long distances and along much is

this is a different sport in of itself. are you personally? what are you have? set yourself goals wise. i gotta thinks defending that. right? there is a big one. yeah, definitely defended right now is the biggest party 26 days on become the longest reigning north american champion in history in nxt history. no matter what anybody take that away reporting in orlando. away reporting in orlando. >>i'm kenny morales. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple:

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online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. whole family is speaking out after several sideshows surrounded their home over the weekend, hurting 2 people. kron 4 sarah stinson has their concerns. >>one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. it was scary. that's the most scared of being because nobody has never came on the opportunity causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can say. >>that done to really there. >>williams says her family has lived here for 4 years. now.

damaged onto roof there. and sideshows seemed to only be getting more frequent in dangerous. it's out of control. has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. and who's going this? right? but i have to come on my pocket to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sunday. it was also a sideshow on lemon street and sonoma boulevard. fireworks and donuts could also be seen on lewis brown drive illegal. police say no arrests have been made in connection to saturday sideshow activity. but 2 people were injured after being struck by cars. i have to say officer showed up. >>as you can tell when it come the al scare off the grass william says if the city doesn't start cracking down on sideshows were putting barriers in the road. >>she will have to move out of

a lay home. want to retire in his home, can't because you gonna come to twice a month. once a month wary of the month. >>who wants to wake up to a do not we reached out to the mayor of olayo robert mcconnell and he tells us that people attending and doing the sideshows are criminals and quote, brett, he says that. >>they need to maximize penalties to the extreme. meanwhile, the family here still waiting to hear back from the mayor and from police hoping that something is done. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >>cisco downtown looking nice and pretty but plenty of fog out there. definitely a toast. the start of the week. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to share how long it's going to last lines. >>just the beginning of a heat wave effect. those temperatures soar today tomorrow. it is going to be a lot hotter around the bay area. likely going to see some records broken again by

tomorrow afternoon and widespread triple digits. a real likely had a good, too, as we're going to see high pressure building in overhead. you see the haze out there right now out over the bay as that ridge of high pressure builds in not seeing much wind in the atmosphere. so the temperatures, yeah, they pop today 102. that was a record though, from the record back in 1980, 95 degrees in san jose tied a record. they're likely going to see broken records around the bay area. so we've got heat advisories and excessive heat warnings posted for the entire bay area's. we're expecting hot temperatures all the way to the coastline. probably some 80's there. excessive heat warning in peak inside the bay all the way down toward the santa clara valley in the east bay and parts of the north bay, too. so here's the forecast for some of the temperatures expected by tomorrow. likely to see those temperatures reaching the 80's along the coastline in the morning. then cool off in the afternoon. but those temperatures continuing to soar triple digits widespread by tomorrow afternoon. >>staveley going to be hot one. thanks so much, lawrence.

and the heat wave is also going to be hitting the south bay hard with temperatures having the chance of hitting the triple digits. as lauren said, they'll be tomorrow and wednesday putting the homeless at risk. kron four's shock moment has more from san jose where local advocates are now scrambling to help prevent any heat related deaths. >>cartwright has been busy all afternoon to give you. these electric lights and they're really in the making sure that dozens of people who live along coyote creek behind happy hollow zoo have what they need for this fall. heatwave people are thrilled to get what we're bringing. >>but they're just really slow to respond. i mean, just imagine not be able to, you know, you don't have fans. you don't have air conditioning. the homeless advocate says she knows of at least 8 unhoused people who have died from heat this summer. >>it's a tragedy that san jose mayor matt mahan is hoping to prevent this time for those who are living outside and are exposed to the elements. we have cooling centers and if

they happen to fill up, we will find more space to flex to keep open. later, the mayor says he is planning to remove people living along creeks and connective to shelters. >>or put them in planned safe camping sites do not spelled like this. that can save lives. if we need to. we can get people onto shuttle and get them to a cooling center. we can provide make sure people access to water, but for crystal cortes and her boyfriend living close to the water is their best option of staying cool. best. >>but you said to be little bit more hotter when i'm out on the street. they went after an it's boiling out there get here to little bit more color. cortes says she isn't sure if they'll go to a cooling center or not long term. she is hoping to be house before her creekside tend to sweat the right now. i'm just the planet for jobs trying to see if i can get job and get out of here because after hearing about them wanting everybody out from the creek. some going wait for them to come kick me out. you is the before that happens. and those cooling centers that the mayor mentioned will be open from 01:00pm to 07:00pm on tuesday. >>wednesday and you can find a

full list of them on our website at kron 4 dot com. but as for other cooling centers around the santa clara county area. >>of course, the public libraries will be open during the daytime as well. just like the sunnyvale public library right here reporting in sunnyvale, jack moment. kron 4 news. >>and the heat sending customers to stores and now cool off at the murrah the hardware and lumber star in east bay products like air conditioners were flying off the shelves on monday that came as a surprise to the store's owner because october starts tomorrow. it's strange. >>because normally we're seeing, you know, days, get a little shorter and things like that. you're expecting cool mornings and from a stay cool in the morning and the days are heating up and staying hotter. and i think it's crazy. to have temperatures, you know, in the low to mid 90's as we approach october. >>for those not able to get air conditioners. the store's general manager does recommend running a fan over the top of a bucket of ice and that will

help circulate cold air in your home. well, thousands of dockworkers at ports from maine to texas are now officially on strike. the contract between the ports and about 45,000 workers expired at midnight on the east coast. that means members of the international longshoremen's association at 36 ports will be on strike. it's the first time for the union since 1977. and it could affect everything from our holiday shopping to find food at the store. ructions in shipping and supply chains might also drive up prices. many retailers say they have contingency plans in place but a long strike would be the economy, especially on other ports and now have to. have the brunt of the workforce, including here in san francisco and the head of the pacific merchant shipping association says west coast ports have already seen more traffic as the fire shifted their shipments starting months ago to prepare for the possibility of this strike.

>>the impacts it might just be marge at all. you might see the cost of some items increase versus others. might harder to restock some items versus others, but all wear their typically distributed where their suppliers tend to do business. but we have a very diversified economy. we have a very resilient supply chain. so hopefully consumer still see a lot of impact. it's it's a very short action. few kind. a cross your fingers and hope you don't see anything at all. >>west coast ports are in the middle of a six-year contract. so no imminent issues here. the last west coast dockworkers strike was back in 2002. now to a lovely update on a trio of a beloved goats stolen from a santa rosa home. they're now finally back where they belong. sonoma county deputies say the goats, nacho chile and atlas happen reunited with their owner. surveillance video from 2 weeks ago shows the animals

being lured away by a woman before they were taken. the search for the goats got a lot of attention. even a celebrity chef guy fieri was helping spread the word. deputies say they got a break in the case on friday when a man who bought the bot that goes from someone else gave them a call to return them. >>i'm incredibly indebted to him and very grateful. >>you know, he's he's got a special place in my heart for sure. and i'm just so grateful. so the whole community that reached out every single one who had, you know, re posted, commented, shared everyone that printed fliers put them up, not door to door. everybody. >>the man who sold the goats was arrested and charged with a felony in connection with stealing the animals. but deputies are still looking for the woman caught on video. the actually lure them away. thanks for watching. love.

welcome back to kron. 4 news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman today. community members are remembering the lives lost on october. first, las vegas shooting the vegas strong strong fund unveil plans to get a permanent memorial in place by the 10th anniversary reporter brian will explains what needs to happen to get there. >>and i think like many survivors, we can all say it comes and goes in waves right? some days. you feel ok and other days you almost like you've lost your sense of wrestle royce is one of the survivors from one october and

is helping to develop a lasting memorial 7 years later, we're one step closer to having a space that will honor everyone that was impacted after years of planning and development. the vegas strong fund launched the forever one memorial. >>a three-year campaign to get a permanent memorial erected by the 10th anniversary of one october in 2027, it's going to tak. >>nation money, public money, state money, maybe federal money. i think having the community be a part of really brings the heart to the memorial on monday. dozens affected by one october, along with the one october committee and vegas strong fund came together to ask the community for help to raise more than 10 million dollars to build this memorial. the forever one memorial will be on a 2 acre site on the northeast corner of the route. 91 harvest music festival at reno, ave in giles

street from above. it will appear as an infinity symbol with 58 candles of light, one for each of the victims. and it's the least we can do. >>to give the victims the space to be remembered and never forgotten to give survivors a safe space to gather. and he'll that feels like there's. and to also have a space that celebrates our our first responders. it will be a place for healing for a community that will always be vegas. strong. >>brian will 8 news now. >>switching gears now to some health news having a baby via in vitro fertilization is about to become more accessible here in california. governor newsom signing a law that requires certain health insurers to cover that treatment. doctor amy is of top fertilizer doctor in the bay area. she says it gives people wanting to start a family but can't new hope. >>for anyone who's been touched by infertility,

oftentimes the expense and the financial considerations. fact a person's ability to get the treatment they deserve. so this really exciting for me in that people who struggle they can now get coverage for the basic tests just to get a diagnosis and now they can get the treatment that they may not have ever been able to afford. >>ivf treatment can run in 10's of thousands of dollars. at least 14 other states already require that ivf be covered by health insurance for this reason. and for most people who qualify the new law here in california will go into effect july 2025. meantime, attorney general rob bonta has filed a lawsuit against a major california hospital for allegedly denying abortion care. that's to a patient whose life was in danger in the lawsuit, butts accuses providence saint joseph hospital in eureka of violating state law for refusing to provide an abortion to this woman and a

nas luck who even though doctors said she needed an abortion save her life, she was not given. nasa locke says when her water broke 15 weeks into her pregnancy, doctors warn her that her life could be in danger. but because the hospital detected heart hones in her 20 fetuses, they refused to provide an abortion. it was at that point that she was rushed to another hospital to get the care she needed. >>i needed abortion to protect myself against these risks. and i needed an abortion so that my husband didn't lose. also his daughters and his wife in one night. but despite the agreement of my doctors that i needed an abortion, i was told they could not receive emergency abortion care. well providence because of hospital policy were here today to put a stop. >>to this policy to hold providence hospital accountable. and to remind. all hospitals and all health care providers attempting to discriminate against a pregnant person and put their lives at risk. abortion care

is health care. >>reach out to the hospital for their side to and have not yet heard back. response. the lawsuit we later found out that providence hospital released a statement that reads in part, we are heartbroken over doctor knost locks experience earlier this year. this morning was the first providence had heard of the california attorney general's lawsuit. and we are currently reviewing the filings to understand what is being alleged because this case is an active litigation and due to patient confidentiality we cannot come comments on the matter. minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance are set to hold their only scheduled vice presidential debate tonight. it's happening later in new york city and it's a chance for both of them to show off their political chops and promote their bosses agendas. this presidential race remains incredibly close. harris and trump are within 2

points of each other right now. so while vice presidential debates don't tend to be decisive, political analysts, david mckeown says the stakes could be high. here's what he'll be watching for. >>watching for a couple things. one is while we expect economics, immigration and crime to come up, what is the compelling message laid out by each candidate? can governor waltz, for example, connects the dots for voters about how the pocketbook, how immigration crime, how, you battles about over abortion, how all of that ties together into a vision that is about change change being the key theme that we see amongst voters regardless of issues for jd vance. this will be that moment on the national stage that in high stakes for him, he will never have as many eyeballs and as much a viewership on him as he does at the vice presidential debate. >>kron 4 will be airing the debate tuesday night starting at 06:00pm. right now. it's the only scheduled debate between the vp candidates. so

there's a lot to cover. kron four's catherine heenan. we'll be talking with a panel of our political analysts before and immediately after the debate to discuss. >>governor gavin newsom's desk is officially clear of the more than 1000 bills that advanced through the legislature capitol correspondent eytan wallace all have a breakdown of some of the major piece of legislation he signed and vetoed.

>>it's official. governor gavin newsom has meant monday's deadline to act on the 1000 plus bills that reaches desk this year. our capitol correspondent eytan

wallace has a closer look and what the governor actually signs and also vetoed. >>yeah, we're talking bills on all kinds of topics. everything from artificial intelligence to ivf to school admissions. i'm ecstatic. i'm very proud. assembly member phil ting reacting after governor gavin newsom signed his bill to prohibit private universities in california from considering don't or and legacy preferences as part of the admissions process since assessed on to students that no matter how much wealthier families have. >>you can get into these universities through your hard work. the bill applies only to private universities because public state funded universities are already not allowed to take part and legacy admissions. private universities will now have to submit an annual report to prove their compliance. the association of independent california colleges and universities expressed concerns with that. but believes the bill will benefit the state. >>in the long run and that's what about about evening the

playing field newsome also signing a bill requiring most health insurance companies to provide coverage for those looking to conceive with the assistance of in vitro fertilization or ivf to cancer survivors, to single individuals who want to start a family. they don't have a partner to lgbtq+ couples to have covers who are infertility for the difficulties is that. >>now in california starting 2026, we are now going to help but the governor also vetoed several bills. >>one bill that would have required all new cars sold in 2030 or after to come with new technology warning drivers of they're going at least 10 miles an hour over the speed limit. >>in his veto message, newsom said the bill in his words presents several challenges, noting the federal government already regulates vehicle safety standards. citing

budget concerns. newsome also vetoed a bill that would have allowed undocumented californians to apply for state funded unemployment benefits. another bill he rejected would have required major developers building new artificial intelligence models to have an ability to turn them off and have safety protocols in place with regard to regulating ai. he said he believes that bill was not the best approach this year. the governor signed 1017 bills. any vetoed 189 of them. so that means that there are 1017 new laws that will take effect this year. >>primarily on january, the first 2025. >>and as for any of the bills, the governor rejected what the legislature can override the veto with at least a two-thirds majority. but that has not happened here at the state capitol since 1979 reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. busters ba

the spotlight, the giants have made a major change in their front office. the team has fired president baseball operations. farhan. it and have replace him which shines great buster posey who led the giants to 3 world series championships. kron four's dan kerman spoke to fans and sports experts about the giants move. >>i think it's great news love, buster. he's done a great job as a player. i'm sure will do a good job. nice change leadership and cough. but, you know, but suppose you can definitely organization fans doing some postseason shopping at the giants dugout monday afternoon. we're excited with the news. the giants great buster posey was

taking over as president of baseball operations. are already being who he is and >>hometown and just why would you want him to in that role like bringing back the championship seasons? you know, like the way it was before this, this regime took over because it seemed like it was going downhill excitement wasn't always there. in a statement giant's chairman greg johnson said. >>we're looking for someone who can define direct and lead this baseball franchises, baseball philosophy. and we feel that buster is the perfect fit. it changes the mood in the 5. that changes the dynamic of the team. san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler agrees busters a special guy. >>he's not only a local hero. we got roaster, but there's a lot behind lot of substance behind busters as a baseball bat, which should translate well to the success of the team. buster posey. he's a really smart guy. he's been involved with the giants front office. he's got a good relationship with ownership.

former miami marlins president david samson says he hopes posing knows what he's getting into. >>because it's a job that requires around the clock attention. it's like being the ceo of a big company. there's a lot of people who work for you. there's a lot of revenue. there's a lot of expense. there's a lot of logistics. it's really a difficult thing to do. and i'm not saying buster cannot do it. i'm saying that negotiating with scott for us to sign matt chapman is like 2% of what it means to be a president of baseball operations. sampson says picking a general manager who knows operations and budget will be critical to pose the success. >>posey is set to meet with the media for the first time as president of baseball operations on tuesday morning. >>at oracle park, dan kerman >>at oracle park, dan kerman kron. 4 news.

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where several agencies spent the weekend working to contain a petroleum spill outside the city reporter chloe curtis shows us what goes into the cleanup. >>the oil spill was first reported friday afternoon and several crews responded and worked over the weekend working to clean up that spill. those evaluations and the impacts are still being evaluated this morning by the california department of fish and wildlife. but at this point, it's believed to have been caused by an oil burner with a max capacity of 380 gallons. now, of course, when it comes to an oil spill like this time is of the essence, we saw that the stockton fire department and the california department of fish and wildlife were together using

store, but boom to try to mitigate any effects to the local environment. here. we also know that the california department of fish and wildlife then followed that up with what's called hard boom on either side of the spill tour event. any oil from getting into the san joaquin river. a fishing closure has also since been lifted. so if you're trying to get out on the water today, you can, however, the cdfw is urging people not to consume any fish or shellfish at this point due to possible chemical contamination. but again, the situation is still evolving. evaluations are still taking place. but if you are going to be fishing today, keep an eye out for any oil sheen on the water or the smell of any oil. for now in stockton, covering local news that matters. cliff curtis fox, 40 news. >>in international news, hamas now saying an israeli airstrike killed its leader in lebanon. another palestinian organization also saying 3 of

its leaders are dead in beirut. it follows israel's first airstrike there since fighting began between idea and has bowl a year ago. 7 of the terrorist group's leaders have been killed, including top pass this on as rolla news nation's tom dempsey has the latest from washington, d.c.. >>today the israeli military has once again stepped up its strikes this time, killing the top leader of hamas is branch in lebanon. part of the strikes conducted today include one in central beirut, which marks the first time that area has actually been hit in a year or video shows extensive damage n that area. the israeli military saying the hamas leader who died coordinated terror attacks from lebanon will also recruiting militants and obtaining weapons. this all comes after israeli strikes killed over 100 people in lebanon on sunday has blocked, has really seen its command structure, get decimated with the group's leader, hassan nasrallah dying and one strike and at least 7 other senior

leaders killed over the past 2 weeks. a spokesman for president joe biden's national security team saying the world is a safer place without nestor, all about hezbollah will try and recover making a cease-fire deal even more important has blown under. mister is was a lethal threat to the israeli people. they want to get theirs families back to those homes. incumbents in the north. we want to see that too. >>we believe and continue to believe that an all-out war with hezbollah certainly with iran is not the way to do that. if you want to get those folks back home safely and sustainably, we believe that a diplomatic path is the right course. president joe biden also recently saying that he wants to speak directly with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>to push for a cease-fire deal and saying that an all-out war in the middle east must be avoided in washington, d.c., tom dempsey, news nation. >>more news over the weekend. c

music icon and golden globe winner kris kristofferson passed away. reporter kelly be sent takes a look back at the newark, how native's life and legacy. >>kris kristofferson made a name for himself as a songwriter and recording artist writing music for some of the biggest names in the industry could from above. it. >>but christopher son nearly didn't put pen to paper at first following in his father's military steps. his father was in air force major general who pushed him in that direction. the high school athlete was among other things, a golden gloves, boxer

who played football at panola college. but it was his grades, not his that got noticed. his short stories were published in the atlantic monthly and he earned a rhodes scholarship to oxford. he joined the army and flew helicopters, but the army didn't want him on the front lines. instead it west point teaching literature christopherson had different ideas. send headed to nashville there. he was a janitor at a recording studio and flew helicopters on the side. he once landed in johnny cash's backyard to hand him a song he had written and the mayor right? took sunday morning coming down to number one and it was named song of the year in 1970, there's a song and chris wrote. >>what 10 years ago. and i say it and i love that. and i've been saying so long of kind of claimed it all from a home. but i would really be honored

if you sing it with me. >>up to now, that was the proudest moment of my life. >>this might proud the song, perhaps mirroring kristofferson's lifestyle. he was shy and said drinking gave him confidence to saying, but he's drinking became notorious in 1976. he reportedly was drunk while making an snl appearance. the show scrapping his opening monologue and >>mind. >>in the end, he had 3 wives and 8 children with success coming in many forms for the songwriter. he went on to form a band in the 80's with country music greats. willie nelson, johnny cash and waylon jennings called the highwaymen kris kristofferson. >>a baby-faced takes is great. >>kristofferson's rugged, good looks translated into equally successful acting career starring in many movies like

the cold trucker film convoy with ali mcgraw and alongside barbara streisand. a star is born. i picked her up. and got her up. okay. >>but as a turnaround, all her, her legs knocked all the glasses off of the piano. and i got my foot and the guy was, i guess, laughing so hard. he he couldn't say cut. i got my foot tangled up in the in the wire from a the lights and i was walking toward the questions. it is one of the lights fallen over. >>well,

from colorful headphones to a cushion lets you feel the game. rich demuro takes a look at the latest gaming accessories from raiser in rich on tech. >>for gamers, every advantage counts recently gaming accessories maker razer held a digital event called razor con where they showed off new products designed to give players that extra edge. a razor. the company known for its colorful high-performance gaming accessories showing off new ways to play with off of this is the black widow v full pro. >>75% i visited the rays are store in los angeles to see the latest. they have locations in 12 cities. first up, a look at the new black widow v 4 pro 75% mechanical keyboards are super popular among gamers like to customize them for looks and speed. the last thing you want is to

present key and it doesn't react as fast as you intended it to be. >>right. gaming people, it's a really important to keep your need see performance. this $300 keyboard has hot swappable keys. lots of ways to customize in a led screen for controls. >>i tried several customized versions. each had a slightly different look and feel. a short, but lack a again, a much more classic typewriter. look to this fund. >>i feel like this one is going to your because look at the keys on this one. it almost looks like you forgotten years. next, up $400. kraken v 4 pro headset. >>it combines hd haptic feedback. lightning effects and a control hub. so volume and other functions are always close at hand. the headset is comfy. the audio sounds great. and there's even a

retractable. mike. we rely on the sense of sight as well all of you know, game better hope to be more finally, a seat cushion that lets you feel the game that $300 razor freya hd has have to accept. bring the screen to life. i sampled hogwarts legacy and could feel the spells and a tax so far it off the pace that allows you go direct >>this as well location off on events. so then we mix that overall team mates, frist bit more or less bit more going on. excess. trees like this. bring us closer to feeling the gameplay, not just hearing and seeing it as always. you can get more information on my website. rich on tech dot tv. >>i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. going to be a lot around the bay area. there's no getting around that. this just the beginning of a heatwave temperatures in san francisco. >>yeah, sort well into the 80's today. so, yeah, they may not seem that maybe is not seem half the people live in the east bay. but for san francisco, that's a pretty hot

day. it is hazy out there right now. there's no getting around that either. as we've looks like another offshore wind event developing outside that haze kind of building up right now as high pressure begins to build overhead and he's tomorrow. yeah, they're calling going to suffer. but we're talking about moderate amounts of plumes in the north bay, even along the coastline with an offshore wind and the air quality expected to be poor in the east bay and the south bay. temperatures out the door right now. you've got some 70's popping up out there. even 72 degrees right now in san francisco. so you get time of that temperatures like this at this time of night. you know, we're headed get those offshore winds and to start the day with warmer weather already. you get that northerly component win and all of a sudden, yeah, we are fog free and we're starting out toast in the morning and getting hot in the afternoon. here's what we expect for tomorrow into san francisco. yeah, that's a hot day for sepsis. go 80's. maybe a couple low 90's across the city as you make way toward the coastline. likely going to see those temperatures top out in the morning in the 80's and then cool off as we head toward the afternoon, a hot millbrae 93 degrees there about 102 in san carlos in the

south bay filled with many triple digits by tomorrow afternoon, east bay. also going to be on the hot side, 103 in pleasanton 102, in union city, 103 in fremont likely see some more records fall tomorrow afternoon, 100 and to enter into maybe 104 in concord tomorrow. we probably are not going to see temperatures like this again until next summer. but this one late season he rolling on into start out your october. not a lot of fun, especially inland. temperatures really going to be smoking hot toward tomorrow afternoon? next couple days we are going to see the hot weather continuing through wednesday, although i think start see some cooling in some spots least inside the bay along the coast on wednesday. more cooling, though, especially toward the weekend. that's when the temperatures start to drop next week. looks like the numbers return to normal.

>>it was right. little bounce back at home just in time to welcome division opponent, the arizona cardinals to santa clara. this coming weekend for the week. 5 matchup now, despite their one and 3 record, the cardinals have shown sparks of being a good team throughout this season. now they'll be looking to right the ship come sunday against the niners. but as for the niners. positive injury report following week for his game. you know, in comparison to the last few weeks want to live early with an ankle injury and defensive lineman jordan elliott with a knee injury. both of those guys are expected to be day to day as well as jacob cowing and george kittle dealing with the white chris conley and cow. you shake all day today. head coach kyle shanahan saying that the defensive tackle kalia davis could even return to the practice field by wednesday this week, however, shun him did have some not so

great, but kind of the same news when it came to christian mccaffrey. he does, in fact, have a key late sunday night is when that in just one lake in both adding that it's always been that way but only one leg is pretty much mainly the one that's bothering him. still no word on cmc is return the bright side. the niners were clear with us after a dominant win over the patriots, it feel like they hit a reset button here on this season and they'll need to build on that in week. 5 with the cardinals having been blown out by the commanders on sunday and the rams are the only team with a baby so far this season, which of course the niners failed to the rams being, you know, the team that was also blown out just a week ahead of, you know, playing the miners, which may have given them some hope it may be trying to give the cardinals help. they have 449 we are is that they allow from the commanders 216 of those on the ground just this past week. what could be a positive for guide by george mason that they can stop the shanahan

said today he almost gets more than a block for almost every time they block for him. and as for kyler murray will he threw 422 yards in that matchup against the commanders and a touchdown. the niners defense showed up against the patriots and they do the same against the cardinal this coming weekend. well, it'll be a tough day for a guy like murray. >>defense of the hole and especially to dealine really rose to the occasion for that you know, just what happened the last 2 weeks said lieutenant jay last week. you know, they're back a little bit against the wall. you know, jordan elliott going out in that game, you know, the 2nd quarter that made a real tough, too. he played really well when he was bogalusa made us down the guys stepped up. got his opportunity. you got to think for the first time 2 weeks ago, but he's been a beast in watching, carried over to the kind of what like to say. we expected because he's been such a pain in

practice and a good way of just for our office to deal with. those cool to see him do it to somebody else. tariffs on that. >>switching gears to baseball. it's official. farhan it is out and buster posey is in as the new president of baseball operations as it was under contract through the year 2025. with the option of 2026. but today in a statement giant's chairman greg johnson say, quote, the results have not been what we had hoped later stating that they believe is time for new leadership, too. elevate our team so we can consistently contend for championships. and the giants were 453 and for 17 in it air from 2019 to 2024, it was reported that buster posey actually had to step in when it came to negotiations for mitch admin. the closing in on that 151 million dollar contract extension to keep this star 3rd baseman with the giants. so johnson saying that the giants are looking for someone who can to find direct

and leave the franchise's baseball philosophy. and while buster is the perfect fit here, actually talk more about that tomorrow. now the warriors on the other hand are set to embark on another season. the team hailed it's media day this morning before leaving for hawaii for week of training camp and they will do so with their franchise cornerstone last open, rocketing through 2027 last month. steph curry actually signed a one-year contract extension worth. 62.6 million dollars. >>the assumption was always a step would want to play out his entire career as a golden state warrior in today, he reminded everyone that nothing about that has changed. >>it always has been and still is a goal in mind. to be a warrior for life and to stay in competitive throughout that process. all of my energy spent on preparing myself play at a very high level to, you know, do my part and part of

team to win and everything else will reveal itself as time goes on. very confident in the fact that, you know, being here and being rather than winning team is possible and to improve another was that moving? >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock on stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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