>>kron 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie

rothman. the first day of october and right on time the bay area sees the start of indian summer with temperatures reaching record highs to track the heat wave crown for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. lawrence. offshore wind. >>cranking up the temperatures outside and here we go again. we're going to be off and running with more hot weather on the way. here's some of the records around the bay area. samara fell checking in 105 degrees today. that was a record 102 record in santa rosa. 100 degrees in campfield. a record 100 also a record in san jose. but it was hot all around the bay area. here's a look at the other temperatures outside how at 94 degrees in downtown san francisco. 96 in oakland, san jose. yeah. the record there. look for checking 303 in concord and you get the idea even along the coastline. 74 degrees, affluent hot

temperatures all around the advisories and the heat war was continue across the bay area for at least another day. they may have to be actually extended, least in some of the interior valleys, at least through thursday. it is going another round of very hot weather all around the bay area's high pressure takes over. so these temperatures going to sizzle. we've got the offshore winds that are kicking in again. and that is going to crank up those temperatures. thanks so much, lauren. >>and we continue our coverage on the extreme heat in the bay area this week with many communities now bracing for another day of triple-digit temperatures tomorrow. that includes san jose where it was a well over 100 degrees for most of the afternoon. but as kron 4, shaq moma tells us some people had no problem enjoying the sun and the summer weather. >>here at san pedro square, we didn't really find that many san jose locals to talk to about the heat. but we did find was many people visiting from all over the country looking to get a taste of some california weather. in saint

peter square, life moves on. despite the on amy and cast center are from new jersey and say back home, it's cold and rainy. so they've to be summers lying >>when was they even brought jackets? they also brought hot coffee and now they're just showing off. is. >>you know, a >>not many people here on this tuesday. our local, most are from out of town like dennis rivera from tucson, arizona, sister told us that there is going to be he but compared to. >>arizona, it's nothing her friend agrees that. yes, it is hot. but rivera says they're used to it. that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do i think it's you know, you're good. you're good temperatures

hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple of days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >>doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, health care says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young and the elderly. she reminds people to hydrate and check in on their loved one. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks are hosting a preseason game. >>oh, >>escaping the heat while rooting on the south bay steel in black. come see the sharks. reed on the thing like damp san jose, local braving the heat, of and it's nice and cool. is that on the ice? that's where you bring the jerseys. to have to wear

outside once inside this nice and comfortable reporting in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >>well, stay with kron. 4 on air and streaming online has our heat wave coverage continues. you can find the latest information on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. there you see missiles and the skies over major israeli cities as tensions reach a tipping point iran, launching its largest attack ever against israel firing more than 100 ballistic missiles. now israel is vowing significant consequences in retaliation. israeli officials say they intercepted most of the missiles and are now gearing up for a response as the pentagon warns u.s. troops to be prepared to deploy. kron four's your local election headquarters. vice presidential candidates, tim walz and jd vance facing off in new york tonight. this is

the last time probably for both campaigns to lay out their policies on the debate stage before the election washing correspondent in a son lock is has a recap of some of the highlights. >>with tensions in the middle east rising and concerns of a wider regional conflict. that was the first question in tonight's debate. governor tim walz and senator jd vance talked about who would be better suited to handle fighting overseas was the last time that an american president didn't have a major conflict break out. the only answers during the 4 years of donald trump as president when iran shot down an american aircraft in international airspace. donald trump tweeted because that's the standard diplomacy of donald trump. the conversation turned to immigration. we have a historic immigration crisis because kamala harris started and said that she wanted to undo all of donald trump's border policies blamed. former president donald trump for killing a bipartisan immigration bill soon as i was

getting ready to pass and actually tackle this. donald trump said no told them to vote against it because it gives him a campaign issue the economy, vance leaned on trump's 4 years in office when people say that donald trump's economic plan doesn't make sense. i say look at the records. kamala harris is set to do the things she wants to do. we'll just ask the wealthiest to pay their fair share and they sparred on abortion. were pro women. we're pro freedom to make your own choice. let the individual states make their abortion policy. and i think that's what makes the most sense. this is still a very tight race. a decision desk hq and the hill dot com election forecast gives vice president harris a 55% chance of winning this race in washington. i'm today simlot back to you. >>and the state capitol, a fierce debate took place inside the assembly chamber as lawmakers convene for a special legislative session voting on governor newsom's oil and gas proposal. newsom's

plan will require oil refiners in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves doing so. the governor argues will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes. show refineries have to temporarily go down for maintenance. >>we're doing today is setting a bark, of course, to stabilize prices and make you pay less at the pump over time, withholding gasoline can create shortages and possibly even spike prices. that high school economics. >>a handful of democrats expressed similar concerns, but in the end newsom's proposal passed the assembly. it will now head to the state senate later this month. in daly city, a mother and son are in jail, accused of shooting and killing a man. according to police. the shooting happened on south mayfair avenue near montrose avenue sunday night. they say they found a 6 year-old victim with multiple gunshot wounds. the mother and son were arrested yesterday and there's no word on a motive yet. 5

illegal marijuana grows busted in the north bay. police say the groves were found at homes all near each other in fairfield neighborhood in the past 3 months, almost 6,000 plants were seized in this no word if police made any arrests. and in the south bay, a music store in los gatos is boarded up after a car smashed into it. the owner of rocking kids along los gatos boulevard said no one was hurt. she's unsure of how much the damage will cost, but says she's thankful for the community's support. she goes on to tell us she's now trying to find another location to move to the store to possibly in the same shopping center. desperation is growing to find missing residents in the wake of hurricane helene. hundreds of roads remain closed, especially in the carolina slowing down search efforts and the delivery of mushing to food and clean water. so far, at least 160 people have died

across 6 states. president joe biden says he'll visit the impacted areas this upcoming week. we'll take a look at this. a dog in north carolina took matters into her own hands or should i say mouth after hurricane helene cause damage her owners hometown as she started helping out. you can see phoebe. there's a great day in carrying a branch much bigger than herself. phoebe's just looking so cute. there. and a facebook post phoebe's owners said they own a wedding venue and they've been working hard to clean up the place. despite all the setbacks. i just know phoebe has a very positive attitude, too cute. there. you're watching kron. 4 news will have more fowelcome back to kro

news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman during the peak of the heat this afternoon. hundreds of people in san francisco's bayview neighborhood were forced out of their homes due to a major gas leak. kron 4 sarah stinson has all the details. >>gas leak prompted evacuations in san francisco's bayview neighborhood tuesday afternoon forcing people out of their homes and into the hot weather got a heat advisory. i think it was over 90 degrees in the city today. and the last thing you want to do is leave your comfortable air conditioning. we want to make sure that folks, when you do hear an evacuation order, understand that it's for your safety. the gas leak was first reported around 10:30am, pg e in san francisco fire responded. officials say construction crew not affiliated with the utility company struck and damaged a gas line while excavating on paul avenue right near digital realty's data center. while crews worked to stop the

release of gas, people who live in the nearby neighborhood got evacuated as a precaution. we have firefighters and police officers going door-to-door to make people make sure people that there was danger of people like doris molino came home from work to several street closures. molinos eighty-year-old parents were home at the time. thankfully their neighbor stepped in to help get them out by neighbors are stunned. i'm honest, table for tonight. a muni bus was brought in to allow people to wait in air-conditioning in order to stop the flow of gas pg e had to cut gas service to 700 customers. and while crews managed to contain the gas leaking from the damaged line around 05:00pm. >>crews could be seen serving the data center to see if there was still a threat as a fire captain justin sure explains why it's important to take these gas leak seriously. initial threats to exposure to natural gas. the first is going to be. >>that we're going to get headaches for start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen in the second, of

course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source, fires lighter electrical source in the area. >>pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance of calling 8, 1, 1, before digging underground that way the utility company can mark gas lines pg e says there's no estimated time for service to be renewed but they will be on scene wednesday continuing to work on this gas line. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >>a family home is in ruins tonight in san jose after a fire san jose fire department posted these pictures from singleton road near the 7 trees neighborhood crews first responded to the home around 4 this afternoon where 2 people were evaluated for smoke inhalation. and one was taken to the hospital. the red cross is now helping for adults. 3 kids and their 5 dogs have all been displaced. there's no word yet on what caused the fire. but investigation is underway. today. the san

francisco giants officially introduced buster posey has the team's new president of baseball operations at oracle park. posey met with the media, joined by manager bob melvin and giants chairman greg johnson. posey only retired 3 years ago from playing baseball. he then joined the team's ownership group in 2022. and has served on its board of directors. the last 2 years. the 37 year-old helped lead the giants to 3 world series titles in his 12 year career. and now he's ready to take on this new challenge. >>i'm just excited. i'm excited have an opportunity to be in this wrong. excited to be a part of the team. again. with san francisco giants organization never your winnings. great. and ultimately that's our goal is to, you know, be a playoff team every year and and compete for a championship. but i think just the overall

big picture of being something being a part of something that's bigger than yourself was really appealing. >>posey has already made his first move announcing today that general manager people to will not return in that role. he's hoping to hire a new gm in the coming days. and you may have noticed our brand new look. the revamp is a nod to the history of the bay area's local news station. here's a behind scenes. look at the makings up a new kron. 4 news. take a look. >>graphic design creates inner ranges. visual elements to communicate a message effective. and our tech savvy society. almost everybody does some kind of graphic design these days. >>it could be as simple as adding tax to a social media image or adding color to a spreadsheet. >>it's like tv and technology has evolved since crowns beginning in the basement of

the chronicle in 1949, so has chron's logo and graphics. 1995. crowns, former marketing vp rick's swanson military brands to mark ron's 50th anniversary. we completely. >>redid the entire television station. >>graphics, new music you added to. we try to establish ourselves as community leader as well as news-leader. ron surged to number one in the ratings with the 4 leading the way. the 4 is distinctive because mimics the tower of the golden gate bridge was more than just a channel number. we want to create a logo. and so we put it inside of a red circle. when you see that circle for on a white truck with a red background, there's no question about what television station just

arrived at the scene. >>in 2023 crimes, new marketing lead started working on a rebrand to be revealed this year for chron's 75th anniversary. we really want people viewing the new kron brand. >>has something that they can reflect on in their past, growing up with kron and also introduce new viewers to an exciting new brand one with great pace, one with great history and one with great connection to our local bay area. >>scott circle for everybody knows both of those shapes the force based on the bridge. so we knew going in that this is going to be circle base package based on the iconic logo that they already have. >>ron and nexstar works directly with award-winning designer john berry on the rebound. john barry was easy choice. kron being a station that innovates john's designs are innovating. it's fantastic work. and we had to work with john on our new brand refresh.

i want the packers to reflect san francisco. i wanted it to feel like a part of the community. i've always believe like i news open should be a love letter to the community from color. palette is red, black and white. >>we wanted to reimagined it as a more local palate. but keeping the iconic from callers, we introduce several new colors all the it car wind regions and the beautiful blue of the bay. these are all now reflected in the new graphics package. we call circa. >>and here it is for our 75th anniversary kron four's new circa graphics package. >>a nice and pretty there. >>well, coming up, thousands of dockworkers stand their ground swell here. more on how the strike could impact us here in the bay area. stay with us.

>>our coverage of the heat wave continues with kron four's philippe to call. he's reporting from the east bay where temperatures are rising, triple digits and air conditioning technicians are in high demand. >>average day for hometown heating and air conditioning in concord, net's 3 to 4 calls from customers requesting service. but as scorching summer, temperatures have continued on into senior hvac technician baker sollman says those calls have doubled in recent weeks. we've had many demand calls maintenance calls

and tuneup. in response to requests throughout the east bay in benicia tuesday, he checks on a broken air conditioning system, though the homeowner was more concerned about having the furnace looked at before the temperatures drop, trying to be prepared for the winter. unfortunately, the furnace is in good shape. just needed the filters cleaned, which if left dirty could cause the system to overheat, leading to higher utility costs. meanwhile, salman still checks the ducts in the attic to make sure air is flowing properly. is definitely do maintenance. make sure you have somebody professionals come in and check your unit at least twice a year. one time for the air conditioning and one time for the heating season. and ultimately that early cole will likely save you money in the long run in benicia. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the heatwave heading its peak in san francisco on and projected temperatures may shatter records with city officials issuing a series of health warnings to residents for more on their concerns and how people are staying cool.

kron four's terisa stasio reports from crissy field. >>playing it safe for many san francisco residents early morning hours meant it was time to get ahead of heat. >>i didn't get my work out an early before the heat. so heading inside to the economics just to get in a quick workout where it's much cooler. thanks to mary getting a gift for someone and taken care things. getting care business or in the shade is at a better place to be than in the heat today. >>yes, and they see if you can find it and whether running an errand walking a dog are getting a little exercise doing it before temperatures soar seemed to be the theme of the day. so i would say the most important thing i'm trying to achieve is to keep people out of the hospital. mary ellen carroll is executive director of the san francisco department of emergency management. so we know statistically know this every time it gets hot in san

francisco, especially over 85 degrees. we have the sustained heat. we have more people that need em asked day-to-day basis. we are at maximum capacity. so when these kind of events our fear is that we are going to have a surge people needing emergency medical services and we will get lucky pups, carol, also added that they worked with the recreation and parks department to offer a free pool day for residents and opened up cooling centers at several libraries offering a respite from the heat. >>we're surrounded by water and it is very refreshing. i myself and a surfer i went i was in the ocean this morning but i always see people who get themselves, you know, either almost in trouble or or sometimes really in deep trouble. in addition, carol says other measures such as wearing sunscreen using an umbrella to stay in the shade, taking breaks and wearing darker colors of clothing are

also suggested to safely manage the >>or just look at christie field, you can see for yourself how beautiful it is out here. a lot of people with umbrellas as well as rash guards on for those little kids to protect their scan. and speaking an umbrella, i have an umbrella to protect myself from the sun. some woman did mention that. i don't need it because it's not raining. again, i was taking serious what the officials have to say about staying safe on this very warm day here. crissy field, theresa kron, 4 news. >>you're watching kron. 4 wil

>>and is also coordinating to ensure consumers don't pay. higher prices are going to closely monitor this. >>and any for any supply chain impacts. the american truckers

association is less optimistic. this is very impactful ceo chris spear predicts consumers will see shortages and the produce section. >>as early as this week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, you're going to start to see things slip into. >>holiday season, the strike impact shipment that 36 ports down the east coast and gulf of mexico. john jay jane, a business professor at george washington university miami says if the strike prolongs the white house has few options to prevent prices from surging action. but to thanking my administration be on arguing the dock workers back to work. >>i would have limited impact and move in the shark time. the president whose dubbed himself the most pro-union president in american history says he will not force workers back to work in washington. raquel martin. >>don't now to the middle east

where iran fired dozens of missiles into israel tuesday, setting millions of people scrambling to find shelter shelters. kron four's justine waldman spoke a professor stephen students from the university of san francisco to discuss this new escalation of a war on hamas. >>think we'll see more air strikes in the next. 24 48 hours. >>my impression is that iran was just essentially trying to send a they obviously have huge arsenal of not as much as israel, of course, tonight in that as much as saudi arabia. but he certainly enough rockets and missiles to done

extensive damage, both civilian and military targets in israel. if they had that rosen to unleash a massive attack, that would have been enough to overwhelm the much vaunted the iron dome, which is quite effective and more limited attacks than in the swarm like that would probably not enough. the question, of course, is how it was going to respond. as this goes, there going they're going tally 8 with something comparable or slightly less and i have a count for tab like the there was several months ago or if it's a heavy exchange, this could escalate and really get out of hand. this is a very scary time. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said >>in an address to his nation that friend made a big mistake and that it will pay for it. what do you think that means? >>and ad is threatening some kind of larger retaliation. of iran said very similar things to israel prior to their escalation and lebanon. and

again, this is the problem with these kinds of when you 2 very militaristic governments who are are trying dominate the region. you know that if they're you know, they they want to prove they're on top. they want to prove they're tough. and again, this is the kind added to the kind of posture which has a led to major wars historically. and we're just holding on to see how far this is going to go. >>and the united states said several times today and as always said, that has a right to defend itself and that there will be consequences. former president trump some statements today about that's could become world war 3. do agree with that? >>and that's a bit of hyperbole, frankly, it is a very dangerous situation or raises questions about what should the u.s. role the besides, of course, too support and defend our ally. israel. and there have the biden administration has also been pushing for a cease-fire.

also encouraging netanyahu not to escalate. and this is actually some of the past couple of weeks in lebanon for the very fear that continue to israeli attacks on lebanon. could it could lead to just this kind of iranian the the biden is is is trying to balance between obviously a very solid commitment to israel, but also trying to to sure that netanyahu doesn't keep escalating and unit creating a much larger regional conflagration. >>professor, we appreciate your time. so we can talk about what's going on in the middle east. it's very concerning. also on the eve of what the jewish holiday of rosh hashanah. so the tensions are already. hi, it is real and we appreciate you coming on here to talk about it with us. >>sure thing any time. >>we'll be right fterwhen the

temperatures go up in the bay area, many people flocked to the beach to stay cool. and that was certainly the case tuesday at baker beach where kron four's rob nesbitt saw the parking lot fill up within minutes. >>at baker beach in san francisco, there's been a steady stream of people coming here all day. everyone trying to get some relief from the heat. if the full parking lot at baker beach did not already given away the ocean was the place to be tuesday. did not expect there to be this many cars. also thank the lines and people just getting angry at people for not leaving. you had to get here early to get a parking spot. and if you did, this was your reward. the perfect beach day, it was the extended forecast of high

temps expected all week. that influence vaccine mormon. well, it's not usually this hot. so we're very excited that we could take some of the day often come to the beach because it's going to be, i think, the hottest day of the year, some plant ahead. while others decided to come to baker beach last-minute absolutely beautiful. my brothers taking off of the airport at 5 o'clock this afternoon. but we decided. >>forget everything. let's go to the beach for a couple hours and then i'll take him to the airport is not often that you see a majority of people at the beach get in the water. >>but temperatures were high enough along the coast to make the cool waves relief tuesday. want to see your first time swimming here. it was still kind of frigid, but worth that because then you get warmed up so quickly. when you come out today, hannah kiani and andrew garcia taking their trip to baker beach during an extended lunch break. benefits of working from home and post-covid life. the best advice i got from beachgoers today. make sure not to forget your sunscreen reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>new details from sacramento

where mysterious large rocks have appeared one neighborhood. they appeared to be an unlawful attempt prevent the on house from camping there. and now similar displays are popping up in other places around the area. reporter clawed its a funny and spoke with the residents and homeless advocates about the new issue. >>good evening. homeless advocates are telling me at locations where we typically see homeless community members. well, now they're being replaced with boulders and people are asking where these boulders are even coming from. and if it's actually a solution to homelessness, and right now at camp resolution weeks ago, this was a sanction site. this was full of trailers as well as posters. residents who are proud to be a part of this location. but now it's completely a different site where not only is it empty, but now we're only able to see a pile of boulders in the distance. let's go ahead and take you out to some video just yesterday. ox 40 caught up with residents about the recent pile of boulders that have been dumped on 15th street near c street. we spoke

with a business owner who said he was told the boulders were meant to deter homeless encampments and were ordered by a neighborhood association. >>fox 40 obtain footage of a truck at the location last week and people collecting boulders from the pile. advocates tell us boulders are popping up everywhere and it's not always clear where they're coming from but say they are meant to keep the homeless out. how trans told us they are behind some of the boulders you may have spotted around town. homeless advocates first alerted us to the pilot camp resolution in recent weeks. residents of camp resolution were forced to leave the site after the site's least with the city came to an were also alerted to camino road in del paso heights. we spotted boulders yet again and a nearby encampment. i advocate. thank you. tony mentioned seeing a truck with boulders in that area in recent days and says the boulders were prudent to deter encampments. tony says she also spotted boulders at one of the highway ramps in downtown. that used to be the site for 2 homeless community

members. we spoke with neighbor in del paso heights about residents allegedly going rogue and putting boulders and their area. >>always booking been seized here across from colfax that was just recently sugar. beside themselves. with all of that. garbage in the traffic again. i'm not surprised to see. neighbors taking actions under there. >>now i did reach out to the city asking if they're behind some of the boulders we've been seeing around town. they told me that they're looking into the matter as well as what's going on at 15th and i was able to connect with a resident who mentioned to me that a city worker was around the area just yesterday asking where the boulders have come from reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. fox. 40 news.

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caused that massive? what caused that massive verizon outage. >>the new lighting 10 being used at this year's night at the jack halloween festival. all that and more john zach. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. if you had trouble with your verizon service, you weren't the only one customers across the country reported service outages. so what happened? the problems started in the morning with many phone showing no signal or s o s in the status bar. this meant no calls, no texts and no data for hours on end services started to come back online around 02:00pm. while verizon

didn't reveal a cause, they did next and recommend that customers restart their phone if they still had issues. meanwhile, the fcc said it was aware of the outage and working to determine its cause, but we still don't know a definitive reason for it. you might remember 18 t had a similar outage back in august 2023, they end up getting fined about $950,000, mostly because customers couldn't reach 9-1-1. home depot has a new door with a neat trick. the glass can go from clear to frosted in seconds. this means you can let in the light during the day and to keep people from seeing in the rest of the time. it's called the feather river switch. smart glass store in the window is powered by polymer, dispersed liquid crystal, which lets us which between clear and opaque, you can do this on a schedule, using a voice command or an app. the door does use a rechargeable battery prices range from 800 to $1000 over the weekend we

were invited to check out nights of the jack in calabassas. it was a fun way to get into the swing of fall and they even had some smart tech on display. this is the go v halloween house light show govia makes affordable smart lighting technology and this display might give you a christmas vacation vibes uses curtain lights, outdoor lights and holiday lights for fun effects. one of my favorites are go. these permanent outdoor lights which you install along your roof line or on your outdoor deck and you leave them there. you can change the color to match any holiday or create a knee on beyond i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>and the middle east, iran firing almost 200 missiles at israel tuesday. president biden says the u.s. military help throughout the attack. our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on the latest developments. >>this is a significant escalation by iran. biden administration officials say iran fired nearly 200 missiles at israel tuesday. this is totally unacceptable. and the entire world should condemn it. but officials say early reports show no deaths or major damage in israel. this attack appears to have been defeated in an effective national security adviser jake sullivan. in part credits, the u.s. military u.s. naval destroyers joined israeli air defense units in firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles. the white house says president biden and vice president harris, we're monitoring all of this from the situation room, but would

not say what the u.s. response would be in coordination with israel no state united states is fully fully supportive israel. israel's action is limited. >>talk gets it and localized. israeli officials remain defiant that their country has a right to defend itself against iran and its terror groups. hezbollah and hamas. they fight to kill jews. they fight to kill israelis. iran says it launched the attack in israel in retaliation for the recent killings of top hezbollah and hamas leaders. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. as the world famous tropicana hotel casino preps for demolition. >>university of las vegas is now collaborating with the hotel to preserve its history and six-decade legacy reporter mary jane belleza explains. >>for 67 years, the tropicana was a staple on the las vegas strip. it first opened on april 4th, 1957. unlv history.

professor michael green says the casino was the most advanced when it was built. now symbolizes part of the old las vegas to the tropicana set a standard for its time in luxury. >>we will remember it for entertainment. the foley version there became the second major. >>production show on the strip. other big names at the tropicana include adagio dance company and performer nancy house ul's from dance to ozone. ian claire, she went on to open the nevada ballet theater and the smith center. she also mary jake hill, house ul's, former president of the tropicana. another way to think of the tropicana's history. >>is that the mob opened it? and they were going to have a local operator who was not a mbster jake l house and senior. and how's looking? so they're all mobsters and went back to his other properties. they actually were unsuccessful at the time. it'll house came back. out documenting tropicana's past

history is crucial to the las vegas trips ever changing skyline win. unlv learned the tropicana was closing. they reached out to the general manager to see if they would like to donate the casinos records very mlb's director of special collections and archives says most of what they received from the tropicana, our business records documenting hotel operations. my favorite item is actually their covid reopening plan. >>we don't have a lot documenting how the city responded to the pandemic. so it's nice to have at least a beginning to understand what impact covid had on tourist city. we also quite a bit film the falling share before this donation. we didn't have much footage from that show items unlv receives in their special collections is archived here at lead library in various categories, including entertainment promotional items, business digital and much more in that.

>>pace of change. sometimes history can be forgotten. so that's really where we come in. the community can catch a glimpse of these artifacts at unlv. >>timeless pieces of the past with unforgettable memories buried in billy is a 8 news now. >>well, you don't hear about this every day. seniors are taking up skydiving. it's all in order operate active aging week taking to the skies because it's never too late to try something new reporter anika johns has more on this incredible adventure. >>it's a bird. it's a plane. no, it's just 75 year-old fell noise. and 82 year-old connie burton to residents from chancellor gardens in clearfield who are out here proving you're never too old to check out something on your bucket list. i wanted to do this for years. i used to live in riverdale just below the airport and >>i would go out watch the skydivers all the time and think i want there. that actually our adventure leader.

>>may one man you jump with i'd yeah. yeah. so what? >>both elin, connie are members of the chancellor gardens adventure club, which is a program on a mission to provide residents a chance to stay active and embrace new challenges. despite their age. i think it gives meaning, you know, >>to their lives. some purpose, excitement, adventure. like i said, it's never it's never too late. both elin, connie have been itching to stretch their legs and try something they've never done before. but skydiving is a pretty big feet. so i asked them how they felt before going up their response. i'm fine. actually. >>surprisingly, i thought i'd be a lot more nervous, but i'm i'm not nervous at all their families on the other hand were more on the nervous but excited side. she did coffee last night if by chance, i don't make i had a great life. >>i think it's great. i honestly do. i yeah, i'll be

right there with him if i could. you after checking in a quick snack and suiting up the 2 seniors, plus 2 of their assisted living staff members boarded the plane and took off towards the sky. and one quick flight later, the 4 of them were sent back to the ground in style. i hope it inspires people to just go for it. be daring. the adventurous never john's abc, 4 news >>don't go anywhere. we'll b does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall?

in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

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>>hot weather across the bay area today with temperatures hitting triple digits in some places. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us when we'll see some relief. lawrence. >>and because we're seeing these warm temperatures even a night heat advisories are up even the excessive heat warnings as we're seeing temperatures now still in the 70's around a good part of the bay area. tonight we've got clear skies, starry skies, a nice night to offer walk if you can. it's clear all the way to the fog to speak of. yeah, but dealing with a hot temperatures. heat advisories in effect through 11 o'clock tomorrow night. hot temperatures in the peak here. you've got excessive heat warnings all the way down through the santa clara valley into the east bay and these temperatures. well, that's pretty pretty impressive outside right now. 79 in san jose. 73 on the coastline in pacifica. 74 in san mateo. 75 in concord. still 83 degrees and snow. if you can believe that. and 77 degrees in

sausalito. so yeah, some hot weather all around and tonight really just kind of slowly cooling down with those offshore winds in place already tomorrow, sunshine. and here we go off to another hot day. and then we're gonna start to cool things down. i think as we get toward lot of part of this week, finally going to get some heat relief. but right now, high pressure still going to be sitting over head for at least another day in the offshore winds will continue. watch what happens we head toward tomorrow afternoon. right now you see most these arrows pointing off shore that's showing the wind's blowing for the land to the sea. but as we head toward tomorrow morning that offshore wind stays in place by tomorrow afternoon. everything because the switch directions and head the other way. that's at sea breeze kicking means we're gonna start to cool things down, at least along the coastline and inside the bay. temperatures, though, take a look at a race up again in the morning about 85 degrees in san francisco. you're looking about 79 of civic, a 78 in half moon bay inside the bay. want warmer temperatures started to get hot 96 in redwood city, the south bay. talking triple digit heat in many spots. there, east bay. of course, we're going to talk about the 100 and fives and the hottest spots in the interior valleys

by tomorrow afternoon. it's gonna be another scorcher all around. maybe a few more records to be broken as well. so out of the next couple days, here we go. we're gonna see those temperatures be hot inland, especially through tomorrow. thursday, another hot one, but down. but it looks like we'll finally cool things down. thanks so much, lawrence. >>many communities are bracing for another day of high heat on wednesday. this includes san jose where it was well over 100 degrees for most of the afternoon tuesday. but as kron 4, shaq moma tells us some people aren't complaining, but rather speaking up about the summer heat being something they like. >>here at san pedro square, we didn't really find that many san jose locals to talk to about the heat. but we did find was many people visiting from all over the country looking to get a taste of some california weather. in saint peter's square life moves on. despite the on amy and cast center are from new jersey and say back home, it's cold and

rainy. so they've to be summers lying >>when was afternoon? they even brought jackets. they also brought hot coffee and now they're just showing off. is. >>and, you >>not many people here on this tuesday. our local most are from out of town like dennis rivera from tucson, arizona, sister told us that there is going to be he but compared to. >>arizona, it's nothing her friend agrees that. yes, it is hot. but rivera says they're used to it. that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do i think it's you know, you're good. you're good temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that

it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >>doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, healthcare says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young and the elderly. she reminds people to hydrate and check in on their loved one. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks are hosting a preseason game. >>oh, yeah, absolutely. >>escaping the heat while rooting on the south bay steel in black. come see the sharks. reed on the thing like dan pie. you san jose, local braving the heat, of and it's nice and cool. is that on the ice? that's where you bring the jerseys. to have to wear outside once inside this nice and comfortable reporting in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>the san francisco human service agency has some tips for parents and caregivers to keep their kids safe while you

on your windows open to prevent home falls. remember to be mined fall of only open windows that are out of child's reach, avoid placing furniture near the windows to prevent kids from climbing and getting access to the open windows and also don't rely on insects, screens for events. window falls. they are designed for bugs, but not for children. ellos altus. police are looking for 3 suspects on your screen there. accused of trying to burglarize the home. this happened last saturday on covington road. officers say 3 suspects forced their way into the home through the back yard. but we're scared away by the people living there. police also say before the burglary, a 4th suspect was caught on camera approaching the front door holding a box of candy. investigators believe this was done to see if anyone was home. they also believe the suspects could be linked to a similar crime that took place in hillsborough n hour before this attempt. the white house has issued a statement on the massive dockworkers strike along the eastern and gulf coasts.

president biden is urging employers to come to the table and negotiate a fair contract as soon as possible. he says poor workers will play central role in getting machine of food, water and other supplies to the victims of hurricane helene. some 50,000 longshoremen from maine to texas walked off their jobs over a dispute on wages. a lingering port strike could also have a ripple effect throughout the u.s. economy and create a shortage of food and goods. kron four's your local election headquarters. vice presidential candidates, tim walz and jd vance to the debate stage in new york tuesday night. the first and only time both will share their vision for the country. 101. wash spot of the day. some lot wraps it up with a look at some of the night's biggest moments. >>with tensions in the middle east rising and concerns of a wider regional conflict. that was the first question in tonight's debate. governor tim

walz and senator jd vance talked about who would be better suited to handle fighting overseas was the last time that an american president didn't have a major conflict break out. the only answers during the 4 years of donald trump as president when iran shot down an american aircraft in international airspace. donald trump tweeted because that's the standard diplomacy of donald trump. the conversation turned to immigration. we have a historic immigration crisis because kamala harris started and said that she wanted to undo all of donald trump's border policies blamed. former president donald trump for killing a bipartisan immigration bill soon as i was getting ready to pass and actually tackle this. donald trump said no told them to vote against it because it gives him a campaign issue the economy, vance leaned on trump's 4 years in office. when people say that donald trump's economic plan doesn't make sense. i say look at the records. kamala harris is set to do the things she wants to do. we'll just ask the wealthiest to pay their fair

share and they sparred on abortion. were pro women. we're pro freedom to make your own choice. let the individual states make their abortion policy. and i think that's what makes the most sense. this is still a very tight race. a decision desk hq and the hill dot com election forecast gives vice president harris a 55% chance of winning this race in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>thanks for watching. kron for news will have more for you. coming up after welcome

back to kron. 4 news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. hundreds of people in the san

francisco's bayview neighborhood had to leave their homes. an ac for the heat outside due to a major gas leak. kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>a sleek prompted evacuations in san francisco's bayview neighborhood tuesday afternoon, forcing people out of their homes and into the hot weather got a heat advisory. i think it was over 90 degrees in the city today. and the last thing you want to do is leave your comfortable air conditioning. we want to make sure that folks, when you do hear an evacuation order, understand that it's for your safety. the gas leak was first reported around 10:30am, pg and san francisco fire responded. officials say construction crew not affiliated with the utility company struck and damaged a gas line while excavating on paul avenue right near digital realty's data center. while crews work to stop the release of gas. people who live in the nearby neighborhood got evacuated as a precaution. we have firefighters and police officers going door-to-door to make people make sure people that there was danger of people like doris molino came

home from work to several street closures. molinos eighty-year-old parents were home at the time. thankfully their neighbor stepped in to help get them out by neighbors. first time mom and able a muni bus was brought in to allow people to wait in air-conditioning in order to stop the flow of gas pg e had to cut gas service to 700 customers. and while crews managed to contain the gas leaking from the damaged line around 05:00pm, crews could be seen serving the data center to see if there are still a threat as a fire captain justin sure explains why it's important to take these gas leak seriously. initial threats to exposure to natural gas. the first is going to be that we're going to get headaches for start to feel nauseous. that's just our exposure to the gas instead of and oxygen. >>in the second, of course, is what we've always seen. if you remember back to san bruno, there can be an explosion if there's an ignition source fires lighter electrical source in the area. >>pg e says incidents like this highlight the importance

of calling 8, 1, 1, before digging underground that way the utility company can mark gas lines pg. e says there's no estimated time for service to be renewed but they will be on scene wednesday continuing to work on this gas line. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >>well, governor gavin newsom is mexico congratulating the country's new president, but the governor and the first partner it ends at the inauguration for president. claudia sheinbaum, who's now mexico's first female and also jewish president newsom has long called for california and mexico to work closely on matters like trade and border security. meanwhile, here at home, oakland is still reportedly waiting on the money they were promised from selling their stake in the coliseum at today's city council meeting, 3 council members asked the city administrator about the status of the 15 million dollars. they also said they asked

mayor xing tell about the money but did not hear back. we also reached out to the mayor's office on tuesday and did not get a response just yet. it's now been a month since the city of oakland signed a deal to sell its 50% stake in the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group for 105 million dollars. and according to the agreement, the city was supposed to get paid 15 million by monday of last week. if the deal does not go through the city will have to enact rustic budget cuts of several departments including fire and police, which the 3 council members say now is likely to happen. and we have a new look here at kron 4 earlier we gave you a behind the scenes look at the making of the new branding, which also includes new music. take a listen. i'm it. >>when words pictures aren't enough, a sonic brand captures

our emotional connections places moments and events. >>part of our everyday experience. >>it's some of the sonograms or so inventive and our psyche. we've heard so much childhood and young adult that if you can't tear away just part of who we are on daily basis. lai lun news leader in northern california news center for at 5 during its 50th anniversary. 25 years ago chron's former marketing vp rick swanson spearheaded. >>a rebrand that reflected the station's mission in the bay area. it turned a composer prodigy. michael boyd. he just nailed it. it created that he had very distinct and sound to it was lively and energetic. >>and it had opening or nose really was a fanfare. it said, hey. kron news about to come on the air.

>>iran's in the number one rated. nobody could i just nobody even in quotes. and i really think it laid the groundwork for the you see today. it's to serving the community still reflecting the creativity and the values, physical beauty of the bay area on kron. i think that all of that time 25 years ago set the table for the kron. you see today. >>yes, it on before now. so you don't believe that that this past year, stephen arnold music was passed with refreshing, bronze, 2 decade old, sonic brand while preserving the legacy. >>and 75 years of trust in the bay area. steven arnold music is recognized as the most heard least noun composers in the world. >>with compositions daily, by over billion people worldwide.

>>what's unique about consonant brand in the bay area for decades and given that its grand 75th anniversary, it seem like the perfect time to bring it back into the market. the trend these days is to keep costs down and use a computer program to perform a new score. but the team opted for a fuller symphonic sound. >>it's the patient you just can't replace. you know, israel, it's retention is nothing like it. >>act price made sure it all came together. >>of course asked and all of those in the piece will be orchestrated that all the sounds the towers percussion, of work us once then some in the synthetic work we do around it to get some real ponce is really excited. and we opened does it pretty well. >>if you're at home and you're you're preparing dinner, you hear that. welcome. come on the you know, it's time for the to be on.

>>better than ever on signature logo. also known as crimes. sonic brand. >>coming up, a little chilly for a growing in the bay area. we'll take a look at its history. and now the tradition that was brought over from that was brought over from mexico. keep it here.

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east bay and oakland school administrator is recovering tonight. >>from injuries after an

attempted carjacker tried to run her over with her own car. it all unfolded in the middle of afternoon. less than a block away from the school kron four's and has the latest details. >>we have a lot of teachers then used a park in a neighborhood and we shouldn't unsafe. >>we got hot car. laurel preschool teacher sheryll murray is talking about what it's like to work in this oakland neighborhood, your california and brown, her fear and that of other teachers has increased. following monday afternoon's attempted carjacking of the school's site administrator. >>she discover some was in a car. when she approached a car. and then for no. i'm not really sure what happened. but i believe they pushed throughout the way she found in a kind hitter when her car trying to get away. >>after being hit, maurice supervisor was pinned under the vehicle workers in the area ran over after hearing her cries for help and the suspected carjacker escaped in

another vehicle. those who live in the neighborhood aren't surprised. it's pretty common. >>there's a lot of carjackings, stolen cars i believe is priming more policeman's walking around the school area. and think the city's ever going to do anything about it. >>the school principal is sent a letter to the laurel school community informing them of the incident. oakland police are also investigating and the administrator that was hit by the car was taken to a local hospital where she's recovering from her injuries. at this point. it's unclear whether the school plans to step up security in the area or if police plan to step up patrols in the area. one thing that is clear is that this point we're not seeing anything. in oakland. dan kerman kron, 4 news. christophe

tell women across california for decades is now set to be released from a illa t and then to live in the community of juniper hills near los angeles reporter angelica kd hears from local residents at a hearing where they express their concerns. >>wearing matching shirts, some that read your voice. is your superpower? a group of frustrated and concerned women showed up at a courthouse in hollywood today to help ensure this man christopher hubbart dumped the pillow case rapist doesn't end up living among them because terrifying. it's scary. dianne swick says she lives 300 feet away from the proposed home hubbart could be sent to juniper hills area of the antelope valley that he's going come into my house try to you now it's trying to rape

today's hearing comes with a sorted history involving hubbard who was convicted in a series of rapes in 1973 1982. in 1990, he was released from a mental hospital in 2014 and move to a home east of palmdale. at the time the community protested heavily for the 20 months. he was there after violating his conditional release for failing a lie detector 5 times. he wound up back in custody until late last year when the now 74 year-old was released. again, i don't understand why they're planning to release into almost exactly the same area. this it's only about 6 miles from where he was before, but it's not depopulated. it's not some barren wasteland with no one else around. there are families with children living next door in across the street. in today's hearing, the judge pointed to state's outpatient offender program citing cameras to be installed in the home and spot inspections. but that's not enough for linda adams who claims the state is using the antelope valley, an

unincorporated area as a dumping ground. when there's only 20 of the sexually violent predators in the whole state and to our already housed in our area. >>this would make the 3rd. yeah, it is a dumping ground. there's also concern today's hearing had no public comment and took place miles from the potentially impacted neighborhood. adding to the frustration, why would they do it down here? they always try to do things behind our back.

>>kron 4 continues to celebrate hispanic heritage month. we highlight the

high-flying acrobatics of literally pray the dancing, the mask and the events. they're all becoming more common here in the bay area. kron 4 shock moment has more on the entertaining journey of chilly brace from mexico city to the city by the bay. >>and you immediately recognize well. julie bran events just like this one in san francisco happen all the time. that wasn't always the case started doing shows. this is like 2003. then one day, my uncle, his dad was like yelling at the tv cousin i want to do inside going peak and is watching. >>that's wrestling luciani vehicle ever since then i was i was drawn to that san jose, local jesus. cruz got straight to work, put out some fliers, put out ad in the magazine says, hey, you have a wrestled may he go before you do it? >>kamin hundreds of thousands of mexicans already living in the bay area in the early 2, thousands, many of them

wrestle back in mexico. and i got up to like 50 phone calls out of a magazine ad that i put out and people would be like, hey, i used to wrestle a lot of height. i used to wrestle but to place the rest mexico city. it wasn't just an opportunity to wrestle. it was a way to feel more at home. a lot of immigrants to come here for a better opportunity for for better work for, you know, the chase, the american dream. the crowds grew from 50 to 500. this still works with a squad today in south central state they're as lively as ever. that a little love >>there's very these guys here. trade war will times a week. many of day jobs which can get taken away with just one that's land. >>in wrestling that you can get hurt, you can get injured and if you get injured the now you can't work with us to come in. little rock cairo, but it's been a wrestler for more than 30 years. he was even on television back in mexico. >>aggressive people from all over the world. going was to

put a on all those on the list can mingle. he feels fulfilled, working in mexico and now in the u.s. and now a generations of luchadores in jose. it sleeping in bathrooms shopping plazas just because i don't want to give up on my dream. a key wrestling arcade is from gilroy. and is all he ever wanted to do. not a lot of time get ready. i'm nervous just out everybody. it's not put the mask on. i hear my music hit. in the zone. the sport is now inspiring a area lcals to embrace traditional mexican dress like i fought against the mask for a while, just because it felt like anybody and everybody who was like to know they threw a mask on. but over time, i kind of got a mile away and started researching one to the culture to shows later i got little kids coming up to me, giving me like fan are drawn of me and that was like, yeah, i'm on to something here. i get it now. i understand even getting his own brother in the ring and winning tag team matches your dreams are possible. anything you want to do. don't

me tell. you can't just keep pushing forward and do it. they do it for the fans and for their passion. all of the pain a repeat of the is worth for like i said, there was only us and now there's a tv show every weekend. mexican culture. now, 20 years since chilly pay was brought that much more vibrant in the bay. you kind of just do things just because you love to and then you don't realize sometimes you don't realize the effect it has. >>inspiring more every day. i believe that really been the mayor is going to continue to grow and growth. there's going to be promotions, all-star promotions that will fail. but there's always going to be the need for it. >>jack moments, kron, 4 >>we'll be right back after a u

workers across the nation are rallying tuesday for better pay and benefits. >>in bakersfield workers protested outside the kern county courthouse. that's where we find reporter conner door who has their concerns straight from the picket line. >>i didn't. postal workers rallied to highlight the need of a new contract during a peak time of the year. >>elections do? >>every single american in this nation that thirds good service from the united states postal service. brandon bitner is the president of the local postal workers union and says deliveries has been slowed the short staffing. >>and this mismanaged.

>>mismanagement starts at the top the management. bittner says that every postal worker is ready to step up when mail-in ballots come in. it's a large increase in mail volume and the hours. we will get them to every door. >>postal work is a public service is something that was said multiple times during the rally. cost of stamps have risen. the cost shipping has risen and then should be has been delayed. and a lot of parts of this country and it's not right. >>i feel like. and that's why we're out here today. we want better service for the american people. allies. hogan is a union member and postal worker. >>he thinks that the usps is being ran as a for-profit company. the postal service is supposed to. >>you know, provide quality service to the american people to maintain its facilities and pay its employees. >>not to generate profit. >>the union is still

negotiating a new contract with usps. usps declined to do an interview but released a statement saying we respect our employees rights to express their opinions and participate informational picketing, conard or 17, >>and las vegas there. a big plans for harry reid international airport reporter brian will breaks down how this will impact your travels. >>plans are taking off for the future of air travel across southern nevada. air travel now brings in more visitors to our destination at any other of transportation on tuesday, department of aviation leaders for clark county presented plans to address a growing demand in travel to los vegas, new airspace, new runways that we don't have today. it's going to allow us to develop new role to terminal buildings that are being pushed to the limit today in these plans, they will modernize harry reid

airport will also simultaneously developing and constructing a second airport just miles away. it is time now to go ahead and rename. i are the current terminal 3 to terminal 2 and then of course, are new airport will be terminal 3 while the new supplemental airport is still years away. the updates coming to harry reid international will be much quicker and include an expansion of terminal one over the old terminal to cite the expansion would nearly double the amount of gates. there will also be a new is central warehouse that will be built to support expansions for reconfigured roadway will separate airport traffic from those just driving through before those improvements can plan will be presented to those who help pay for it through the airport user fees and get their feedback. and then from that, didn't go right to design. it will all be done in phases starting next year where you'll likely see the work

being done during your next layover. brian will. >>8 news now. >>more eaththe hot

weather is expected to last in the bay area through wednesday night and some of the highest temperatures are going to be expected in the east around 4 shot. was in walnut creek there and has details on what people can do to stay safe, but also keep cool. >>and will the creek on tuesday was actually pretty nice up until noon. and then the temperatures have really started to spike as we head into the afternoon. a lot of people are trying to stay cool. and health officials are just asking folks to be safe

by midday tuesday. the temperature in downtown walnut creek approach 100 degrees. earlier in the day, families took advantage of the shade and city park to get their kids outside for a bit before things got too hot for trying to stay cool. >>jessica forte says she's had enough of the heat. i'm a very much cozy fall kind of person. so it's a little for me to be but until the weather cools off, health officials are asking people to stay safe. the american red cross recommends that everyone stay hydrated. they say the average person should drink around 3 quarters of a gallon of water per day. they also recommend avoiding sugary caffeinated and alcoholic drinks. avoid strenuous outdoor activity. spend a few hours per day and air conditioning to cool off. if you don't have ac at home, consider visiting a library or indoor shopping center. and if you have a medical condition, ask your doctor about what is the best way to handle the heat back at city park. jessica hopes that this will be the final heat wave of the year. are you ready for some winter fall weather?

absolutely. yeah. i still live in san francisco. so i all the fog during summer. so it's hot out here. >>and finally, if you have some friends or relatives or elderly neighbors who might be having a hard time with the hot weather may be a good idea to check in on >>but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>federal government is allocating new resources to states devastated by hurricane helene. this comes as the death toll now passes 150 people. president biden plans to visit both north and south carolina tomorrow and some members of congress are now pushing to come back from recess to approve more disaster funding. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more details. >>southeastern states are reeling from catastrophic damage caused by hurricane helene. and federal leaders say they're doing everything they can to help communities devastated by hurricane. >>a healthy fortunately this quickly possible. president biden plans to travel to north and south carolina on wednesday to meet with local

officials and survey the damage already. the white house says more than 3500 federal emergency responders are on the ground coordinating recovery efforts and they're rushing generators, water, food and other supplies to impacted areas. we have an all hands on deck approach. we are going to make sure that we are moving heaven and earth. >>to help people more than 150 people were killed in the storm and hundreds more are still missing. plus houses, businesses and roads were decimated. white house adviser tom perez says the biden administration is offering direct help survivors address a myriad of issues ranging from i need water. i don't know where my loved one is. >>i lost my house right now. congress is on recess, but lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say they may need to come back to pass more disaster relief funding. there is an important priority in getting us to come back and do a disaster supplemental for the states. senator tim kaine says the scale of the damage is historic and should have a

proportional response. it is a regional catastrophe hitting the entire southeast the geographic spread of this damage is. >>about as big as you get. vice president harris is planning to visit impacted communities in georgia and north carolina this week former president trump was in georgia on monday and says he'll go to north carolina in the coming in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>place and because we're seeing these warm temperatures even a night heat advisories are up even the excessive heat warnings as we're seeing temperatures now still in the 70's around a good part of the bay area. so tonight we've got clear skies, starry skies, a nice night to offer walk if you can. it's clear all the way to the fog to speak of. yeah, but dealing with a hot temperatures. heat advisories in effect through 11 o'clock tomorrow night. hot temperatures in the peak here. you've got excessive heat warnings all the way down through the santa clara valley into the east bay and these temperatures. well, that's pretty pretty impressive outside right now. 79 in san jose. 73 on the coastline in

pacifica. 74 in san mateo. 75 in concord. still 83 degrees and snow. if you can believe that. and 77 degrees in sausalito. so yeah, some hot weather all around and tonight really just kind of slowly cooling down with those offshore winds in place already tomorrow, sunshine. and here we go off to another hot day. and then we're gonna start to cool things down. i think as we get toward lot of part of this week, finally get some heat relief. but right now, high pressure still going sitting over head for at least another day in the offshore winds will continue. watch what happens we head toward tomorrow afternoon. right now you see most these arrows pointing off shore that's showing the winds blowing from the land to the sea. but as we head toward tomorrow morning, that offshore wind stays in place by tomorrow afternoon. everything to be as a switch directions and head the other way. that's at sea breeze kicking means we're gonna start to cool things down, least along the coastline and inside the bay. temperatures, though, the race up again in the morning about 85 degrees in san francisco. you're looking about 79 of civic, a 78 in half moon bay inside the bay. want warmer temperatures

started to get hot 96 in redwood city, the south bay. talking triple digit heat in many spots. there. east bay, of course, going to talk about the 100 and fives and the hottest spots in the interior valleys by tomorrow afternoon. it's gonna be another scorcher all around. maybe a few more records to be broken as well. so out of the next couple days, here we go. we're gonna see those temperatures be hot inland, especially through tomorrow. thursday, another hot one, but down. but it looks like we'll finally cool things down. tonight, hollywood

mourning the loss of another star actor most. plus, disney

is set to release a documentary about legendary composer john williams. jeremy parsons has those details in tonights. the report. >>yes, hollywood is mourning the death of emmy nominated actor john amos, best known as the stoic father. good times. >>in this for you, young lady, i think we all know a lot conversations going and we do just that right that's not me like a baby all. don't what you're talking about. you're free to do anything you want to do as long as you check with me in your mother. first. >>us died august 21st in los angeles, his son announced the news in a statement amos received several emmy nominations, including one for his role as toby. the older version of kunta kinte a and routes. he also starred in coming to america. amos was 84 years old. well, from an acting legend to an icon. john williams is the man behind the most memorable soundtracks in movie history. now a brand new documentary all about the legendary composer is coming

to disney. plus next month. here's a look at the trailer. >>and john raises his baton and plays the first scene. just go. oh, my here's another one. >>was i was filled with the love of music and the pleasure doing it was great musicians. was it for musicians like freezing. its supports say is gives us energy. the fact that the same man wrote music for a star wars. the olympics citing venture and earthquake. >>he always finds a way to tap into the essence of what makes it moving more meaningful. important celebrate him is just to say thank you for that amount of joy. >>music by john williams will premiere on disney. plus

november. 1st. >>alright, stop crying your heart out. a champagne supernova is coming to los angeles as oasis announces a north american tour. way says is getting back together. it is the group that is coming together for a reunion tour. >>and is only 8 stops on the tour starting in canada ending in mexico. but angelenos will be very happy to do. the british rock will stop at the rose bowl on september 6. for those looking to buy tickets. the band says it will not be using ticketmaster's dynamic pricing model in hopes of keeping prices low tickets go on sale friday, october 4th at noon. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>there's a new sheriff in

town over at 3rd and king, the brand new era for the san francisco giants. one of the most decorated player in franchise history. >>will now be making roster decisions. today. the giants introduced former catcher buster posey as their new president of baseball operations and buster couldn't be more static about going to work in his new world. >>i'm just excited. i'm excited have an opportunity to be in this from excited to be a part of the team. again. in san francisco. giants organization never your and ultimately that's our goal is to, you know, be a playoff team every year and compete for a championship. but i think just the overall big picture of being something being a part of something that's bigger than yourself was really appealing that competitive fire. he has to win. >>didn't end when he jersey he's strong today as ever. you

know, grown respect. he's a ball of his skills and how he deals with people as intellect he listens. it's it's it's mentality. and i think just really all of the skills in being a leader. >>we have playoff baseball tonight. the padres hosted the braves at a frenzied petco park. bottom of the first man offering fernando to tease and he launches this one to left. it lands in the second deck 4, a 415 foot. 2 run homerun padres. it lead 2 to nothing actually was enough offense for san diego pitcher michael king. he was just filthy tonight, 7 shutout innings. 5 hits in 12 chiefs. and the padres added on in the 8th for good measure. that left the

park in a hurry. padres shut down the breeze, florida. nothing. they take a one. nothing series lead. all right. it was a damp day in baltimore. orioles royals, charm city featuring their young superstar bobby witt junior runs came out of premium. body taken to bottom of the second ryan mountcastle castle things. he has a hit. but check out tommy pham, nice play what a catch there. let's take one more look at catch in the jersey garrity. careful. no score in the royal 6. >>runners on second or witt junior. any rate the shot through the whole drives in the first run of the postseason. michael garcia scores. it's a one. nothing game score in the a's. orioles have with 2 outs. >>anthony santander. it's a slow roller. but which charges in and makes that one is over.

royals. >>of what? nothing in their series with baltimore. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stepping thanks

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