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stephanie rothman. tonight we start in san francisco where police are investigating a shooting in the mission. this is video of the scene shared on the citizen app. there you see police received reports of shots fired shortly after 8 tonight. that's in the area of 9th and mission streets. there's no report of anyone injured, but officers have detained a person. police say this is still an open and active investigation. we will update you as more information has become available. now. switching to weather, a taking a live look now outside at the downtown san francisco. looking like a nice night out there. it was another warm day as this october heat wave continues. kron four's kathy trafton is in the weather center tracking a cool down kathy. days and days and days as brought record-breaking temperatures to places. >>such as san jose last couple of days, 106 degrees there. that's 103 a couple days ago. and you know what? the heat continues. oh, yes, it was

cooler today, but it doesn't exactly feel cool. does it? >>and the air quality isn't so good either. poor air quality in the east and the south bay, moderate air quality in the north bay. no wonder there's a spare the air alert in effect. >>temperatures right now, much cooler along the coastline. 50's and 60's in the inland spots. still, we're seeing some 70's at this late hour. these numbers are way cooler than they were last night at this time down 10 degrees santa rosa compared to last night down 3 in concord and down 7 in oakland. well, the heat advisory continues and there was a heat. excessive heat warning that will be allowed to expire for the north bay interior areas. but that'll be replaced by heat advisory and that heat advisory continues for everybody. >>all the way through 11 o'clock saturday night. yes, it's a departure from normal where you see the reds, it is hotter than normal way hotter than normal. that's for tomorrow. that's for saturday. so we have warm temperatures continuing into the weekend

and then finally come early next week, you see the lighter pinks. that's slightly above normal, but not as exceeding the hot, even some areas of gray. so we do have some hint of relief come next week. tonight, a judge's ruling says it's unlawful for the san francisco sheriff's office. do searches without a warrant that's for people arrested and awaiting trial before this decision, a judge could play someone arrested on electronic monitoring program. >>some people wearing these ankle monitors are now accused of serious felonies. part of the program is searching homes without a warrant. if necessary. sheriff. >>i've had the difficult task of running a program that strikes a balance between public safety, ensuring the constitutional rights of the accused. i'm extremely disappointed by this recent ruling. >>city officials say they will appeal this case. an animal shelter in the east bay may have to soon close down

caltrans, which owns the property, says they need to land to stage equipment for project on i-80 kron four's. sara stinson shows us how community members are coming together to help the shelter. >>right of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home. i permits julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe. >>yeah. and 60 of those are capped. the rest are large and small breed dogs like this little girl right the shelter uses donations and grant money to take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescue dogs from kill shelters over in fresno. one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes in the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy. in fact,

>>but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their least one get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >>some bring an animal and i can't take it in they're made for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for us. >>they just want to know if we're able to be off the property by may of 25. bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor for district 2 for richmond,

he's hopeful that we will be able to find a warehouse that the city owns that they're not use in that haven't been used for a while. there's also a petition that's been created from the community rallying behind delhi's place so that it can continue to save animals and the heels of people that are out there that are fighting for jellies, not the clothes because they rely we do it because it needs to be done. i'm sara stinson reporting in san kron. 4 news. >>i dated san francisco. dmv is set to become a site for hundreds of affordable housing units in 2019. governor newsom push for the development of affordable housing on properties and the san francisco dmv meets that criteria. senator scott wiener has helped pass a number of state housing laws in recent years and says the nearly 400 units coming to san francisco is one example of those laws now coming to fruition. >>opportunity modernize the

dmv building and then make better use of this massive surface parking like right in the middle of the panhandle for e area. makes all the sense of the world's when it comes and housing shortage. because one of you time one home at the time and, you 100 here, 400 there, it all adds up. >>it will take some time before housing is available. construction will start in 2027 and the dmv is expected to be completed by june 2029, the first phase of affordable housing will be in august of 2030. you'll have to leave the bay area. if you want to see wax creek creations of your favorite stars, that's because madame tussauds in san francisco is permanently closed now after 10 years of along fisherman's wharf, the wax museum did not give a reason for this closure prior to madam, too. so them at the

wax museum was the wax museum of san francisco, which welcome visitors on the war for 50 years. happening tomorrow. the hardly strictly bluegrass festival returns. the golden gate park, the three-day music festival guns tomorrow with gates opening at 11 in the morning, the beloved music festival is free of charge. some of the artists include country music hall of famer emmy lou harris. there will be numerous street closures around the park. so the plan ahead. you can head over to our website. that's kron 4 dot com for a full list.

>>welcome back to kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman as the death toll continues to rise from hurricane helene, president biden toured storm damage in florida and georgia thursday. kron four's washing correspondent maddie beer-temple has details on the federal response. >>so far at least 200 people have died across 6 states from hurricane helene and almost a million homes and businesses are still without power in the southeast. >>president joe biden flew over florida's coast to see the damage left by hurricane helene. he was briefed by officials before heading to georgia to view the damage there. administration has had a personnel working this from day one transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the federal government has thousands of people in place to help with recovery, but he says more funding will be needed for the days ahead. we will not be able to do all of the work that has to be done without help from congress. neither florida nor georgia's republican governors joined the president's visit.

>>though georgia governor brian kemp did speak with the president on the phone find him for visteon and also thank the president for adding the additional counties to the disaster declaration. but kemp says some counties are frustrated. they're not part of the disaster declaration. so he's aware of that situation on the ground. in georgia, president biden promised residents the federal government would be there for them. he previously announced all local and state emergency costs will be reimbursed by the federal government. >>i see you. >>hear you. i agree you and i promise you, we have your back. >>the president also stressed the need for congress to approve emergency funding for disaster relief. we got to from people need help. now. former president donald trump said he plans to visit storm damage in north carolina sometime next week. >>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. according to a

new report malley's deadly wildfire last year was caused by broken power lines. >>atf investigators say broken utility lines cause sparks a fall from a poll surrounded by an maintain brush. the report later says crews put out the initial flames, but unfortunately the fire then reignited just minutes after the crews left, then a lead to burning of more than 2200 structures. the maui fire was one of the deadliest in u.s. history so far, killing 102 people. tonight, 3 former memphis officers have been convicted in the deadly beating of tyre nichols. the 29 year-old who was originally from sacramento was killed in january of 2023. this was during the month-long trial. jurors repeatedly watch clips of the police officers beating nichols and the traffic stop that preceded it. medical records show nichols died from multiple blows to the head. all 3 officers were convicted of witness tampering related to the coverup of the beating but were later acquitted of

the harshest of those charges. they face nichols death. 2 officers face up to 20 years in prison. the 3rd up to 10 years they had faced up to life in prison if convicted on the harshest charges. san francisco police are now sharing body cam footage of a controversial street vendor arrests from september. the arrest went viral on social media and the video shows officers handcuffing a woman has her young daughter cries. we want to warn you, it may be difficult for some to watch. the video is about 10 minutes long in this clip. you can see the vents are in a struggle for her hot dog cart with a man wearing a yellow vest. sfpd claims the woman eventually hit the city worker. but the video does not clearly show that happening at the end of this video, officers are seen talking to

witnesses. what one is claims. someone told the little girl to cry in hopes it would make the officers leave. the woman was medically cleared and later released. the parent company of supermarket chain safeway is ordered to pay millions for overcharging customers. a complaint filed in marin county and joined by alameda and sonoma counties accused the grocery chain of false advertising and unfair competition charging items for more than their lowest advertised price. the complaint also has that safeway scanners at checkout charged more than what was advertised as well and item sold by way, such as me produce and baked goods also had less than the package than what was labeled safeway will now have to pay 4 million dollars to settle this lawsuit. >>happening now, eastbound lanes of 5.80, on the richmond, sandra fell bridge are closed again tonight. the repaving project that started last night. it will continue through tomorrow morning at 07:00am, but it's not completely done just yet

tomorrow night, both eastbound and westbound lanes will be under construction as well. >>some leaders in california's black community say governor gavin newsom is not doing enough to advance reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. capitol correspondent eytan wallace all have their message and i'll let you know how the governor's office is responding.

>>some leaders from california's black community say they are fed up with governor newsom for what they call a lack of progress on reparations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares their message and how

the governor's office is now responding. >>this group of black leaders from across california making their voices loud and clear outside the governor's office in los angeles. they argue he has not done enough to advance reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. i am disappointed that key reparation bills have been stalled or blocked. they say they're specifically frustrated after members of the california legislative black caucus last month opted not to advance to reparations bills by senator steven bradford, including one that would have created the california american friedman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state and another that would have funded future reparation related policies approved by the legislature. and governor. this was the scene inside the state capitol last month when members of the community found out the black caucus would not advance senator bradford's 2 bills. caucus leaders announced they made that decision after the newsom

administration wanted to make changes to the legislation to turn it into a two-year study looking into how reparations could work in california. >>but camilla, more who chaired the california replaces task force for the last 2 years since the task force already did that submitting this 1100 page report of reparations recommendations to the governor and legislature. >>the time for studies is over for its part. governor newsom's office points out just last week he signed several of the black caucus is priority reparations bills into law including one requiring grocery stores to notify communities before they closed down in another, creating a formal apology letter from the state of california to descendants enslaved black americans. but those here say for now they're skeptical and apology without material reparations. not only fails. >>but exactly exasperate harm. we demand a public apology after reparations. real reparations are enacted. critics have pointed out the state cannot afford direct

cash payment reparations. but senator bradford argues reparations are about more than just cash payments and he wants to see action. now, i want reparations to be meaningful, substantive. >>tangible, ongoing health care continued education, first-time homebuyers insistence small business loans assistance. that's what reparations should be about. the governor's office 1000 newsom is committed to reparations, referring us to these remarks he made earlier this year. we are deeply mindful of what >>will come next in partnership with the black caucus and the work continues in that space. >>and in a statement, the legislative black caucus stressed it's important to remain patient with the reparations process. quote, we have always emphasized this is a multi-year effort and we are excited to continue this important work next year and in the years to come reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. expectations this year

for the forty-niners are sky high. but after multiple setbacks with star running back christian mccaffrey, some might be rethinking their chances at getting back to the super bowl kron four's will tran is in santa clara with the latest. >>the road to the super bowl for the niners. well, now it has a whole bunch of potholes and detours because of christian mccaffrey, nothing that he did, but his body is failing him and there's a chance he might not return this season. the best case scenario he could return to the team next month. but even then that's up in the air. the reason why is christian mccaffrey, everything was good

to go. all of a sudden before the monday night football game in week, one he was ruled down. then he was put on ir. then american doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong with him. he had to fly to germany. it turns out he has 10. then it is not only in one leg but 2 legs and there's a chance if he placed too soon, his achilles could rupture and that means he's out for the season and it could really hurt his career because how do you recover from that? the forty-niners, of course, not only looking take it back to the playoffs, not only get back to the super bowl but to win the entire thing. now they are turning to his backup. jordan mason who so far this season has been a stud. >>there's some things in this with christian, but a touch down. they got called back out of the backfield yesterday catching the ball was in 3rd down. i don't think on sunday,

just do what we always do. always makes of the ball to offer when you don't have a player like that out there. but still a lot of good players out and it's not just on the offense. the defense also suffering javan hargrave. he's out for the entire season. there's nothing up in the air about that. he tore his bicep. >>so he's not playing for the rest of the season. other players all banged up. fred warner, george kittle. there is a chance that they will play sunday against the arizona cardinals cmc according to his teammates. they say he is recovering. his spirits are high, but they don't know when he will return. he's listed as day-to-day. it's just like most of us. >>without any explanation, a top official in a santa clara county school is now out of a job kron four's lezla gooden spoke parents who are calling for answers and transparency. dana, clair county board of education has voted to terminate superintendent of schools, dr mary and won and gave no explanation on why

leaving some parents like role in the dark. >>water is the well school news. >>the decision to let the superintendent go without cause came during a closed session with the school board members wednesday night. doctor dhawan has served in this role since 2018. and according to her bio, she has over 30 years of experience in education. is why they're changing their ways. >>and the statement regarding her immediate departure, the superintendent says it is a complete honor and privilege to serve santa clara county, its schools, community staff and students. >>i have dedicated my life to the service of our community and holds the work of the county office of education in high esteem. and other parents tell us they just want transparency just it can be fair. and so there's nothing hidden from us that our kids go to school here. we want to know what's going on with 2

runs. >>the school's and everything. and if there was a reason, i would want to know what it was if it for it to be that set >>it still remains unclear. the reason for her termination, we reached out to the office of education for comment but haven't heard back as of news time. less than that in kron. 4 news.

>>a judge's ruling is having a major impact on people who've been arrested in san francisco, the 9th circuit court of appeals decided it was unlawful for the sheriff's department to do searches without a warrant on people waiting trial before this decision, a judge could play

someone arrested on electronic monitoring program. for more on this and other bay area, legal matters. kron four's vicki liviakis and graham lotus, boca legal analyst michael cardoza. >>as city officials that the sheriff in san francisco thinks that the public is less safe without the option to have these ankle monitors on some suspects as they await trial. he also thinks that the jails are going to become more overcrowded because you're not going to the option to let these folks out in the public with the ankle monitors while they await trial. okay. what say you? well, there's a federal judge that said if you let them out on the ankle monitors. >>you cannot search them. and sheriff's write homes and them the their persons and their whole that person's on their home. you can search him. well, the sheriff said, wait a minute, they're in custody. technically right. when you're in jail, they can search you when you're on the monitor, aren't you? technically in jail? so why can't they search

you? i don't think this judge, federal judge. thought it out because i can pretty much tell you what's going to happen. still up in number one, they're going to stay in jail or you're going to have a judge that said, well, wait a minute, i would normally let you add in the bracelet, but we can't search you. so i'm just gonna all are you and let you out with no condition or we're cognizant. so let them out on their own with no conditions at all. and that's what happened. commit a crime. absolutely. and that's why i'm saying this makes no sense to me because again, they're technically in custody. they're given a break. if you were at if you are doubts, the people in jail. all right. you have a choice. we'll put you out on the ankle monitor, but we're going to search you or you stay in jail. what your choice you say? search away, guys? let me out of here. so i would imagine the people in jail aren't real happy with this federal judge and he's going to back up the jail or

like i say, there's going to be some judge that's going to go wait a minute. the new bail laws say i've got to let you out there. more liberal. so i'm just going to let you out without any condition that also like waiting to ala is that's why i say this federal judge, in my opinion did not think this out very well where they're going appeal it now. imagine. but these guys are jail or out an or which puts us. we the public and about situations. so i don't see where that yeah. it's gonna that. another interesting story. san jose player, brooke slusser joined a lawsuit. >>that several female athletes filed in georgia. and this has to do with transgender player on that she says that her teammate, blaire fleming, told her that she's transgender >>not laughing about. i'm laughing at the fact this school didn't tell the players. we're letting a

transgender on the team. don't you think that the girls on the team should have known that before. well, apparently they were on the road and actually roomed together. right? i know. i know. so we've got a couple issues here. and then one slusser further claimed a plumbing can spike the ball at 80 miles per hour. >>that's fast. teammates are kind of fearing for their safety. now in practice and about the other team and the other to some other teams are now forfeiting games. so this sounds like a mask. what how? we don't handle all of that? well, certainly you want inclusion. all right. for transgenders. you do one inclusion that you want transparency. we what we want. common sense layered on this. >>because even though a person that's a male born a male believes that they should have been born a female. okay. that's fine. i have been a lot of people have no issue with that. but notwithstanding and you still have mail attributes, you still have the strength of a male and then

you're going to let them play with women. that's tough for me. i know a lot of parents that half girls in college is saying a plan with my daughter. you could hurt her. even though we want to be fair, we want to be inclusive. the ncaa has to use a little more common sense here. maybe another leg. i don't know if there are enough transgenders to do that or rural sports? i don't know. but it just doesn't make any sense to me or a lot of people that you let a person transgender with male attributes with that strength going against the woman that doesn't have that. now, look at the other side. you have woman that wants to be can think she's a man and she wants to transition into that. i mean, that causes all sorts of problems. are you going to let them, for example, played college football at division. one level that's not going to happen. they could get hurt horribly. and from what i understand, i was talking to

an attorney and my office scott, who is and we have a very good discussion about that. and she brought up some good points. she was telling me that there are men or women rather that want to become transgender and they take the steroids and they take. all of that. but they don't still gain the strength of a man, even though they want to be a so how are they going play with men? it's just. ncaa has to do some. i don't know what the answer but i do know you're putting people at risk and you're putting women and horrible college position. women. that have to change in a locker room with a transgender. that's still a man. lot of people get up in the air about that. when you know you get started, they call people well, your purse access to a gun. no, no, no. we kind of use common sense here. so ncaa has to bring

people in that can really resolve this. still. i know the answer. no, but the way it's going now just doesn't make one there to the swimmer that was right what wins the championship. wait a minute. you got the strength then you've got the speed of men pull and i'm competing against you and i'm the champion. all come on and of my daughter and i threw them are planning to wait a minute. that's not fair. an basically physical attributes even though they think they're a woman and want to be. they can undo the strength they all right. i don't know one more topic if we're going to squeeze that and you have this long time. >>taekwondo instructor in san jose who pleaded guilty to molesting 2 students that he coaching not given any jail time. he was sentenced. see, instead has register as a offender for 10 years and complete a offender treatment program right at you. and me still allowed to each other

students but has to be up front with his past when i guess acquiring those students. have you heard of an arrangement like this? i have before. and besides the court said to him, we will let you continue to teach. but you have to tell your clients. that you are sexually registered and you have to have another adult in the room when you do teach and when you are with your students, no interest in the late it used to be 10 years ago or so. when you registered. >>and i had a case one time where it came out of michigan actually wear a hockey coach, ice hockey coach slapped. he was a teen slept with a 17 year-old and that statutory right. so he had to register for life and it's like, whoa, wait a minute. that doesn't make any sense. so what california is finally done and here we have the same thing. you have to register. it was for life now they put it in different levels. now, 10

years or 20 years or life. so the judge looks like the crime's severity of the crime right age and they put it in the particular site that next whole lot more sense to may. and the judges real news were misdemeanors. keep in mind reduced from felonies and santa clara counties, very conservative and i trust them to take cases and go. all right. this really isn't that the felony level, even though cases are pushed. but an emotional cases where when people are you molested a girl, you know it everybody goes off the deep end. the judge looked at the facts, the da down there and that's very conservative office reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor and they put those conditions on. i leave it up to the judge and the da down there to make those decisions. you know, there's a super visor their right. and if he doesn't, he gets dragged back into court and the judge will toss them in jail. do you didn't listen,

we told you to tell the parents of the children your attention that you're a offender, you didn't off to jail you. all right. well, we're glad that we got your wired up with your audio pack. batteries are working had a lot ground. covered in. a lot of people want to take my batteries out. not down like a

past 20 years at sutter health upmc in san francisco, women diagnosed breast cancer have had some extra help navigating the next steps. the knocking family breast cancer recovery program is not only free for the patients during their

treatments, but also offers help to their families, too. kron four's noelle bellow takes a closer look at the programs to decades of healing. >>she articulated how important. it was. to do this together and to cover more people. and then a year later, she was diagnosed the knot. can family name lines, the halls of the sutter health see pmc center for women's health care. >>since 2004 dad, shelby and daughter, michelle have worked to create a breast cancer recovery program in honor of their wife and mom. melinda, melinda passed away >>april of 2001 a long illness 6 or 7 years. it's a very rare form breast cancer. and i wanted to memorialize it used the kind person who would want to see her name year. a machine because she was too much of a people person.

>>instead, shelby decided to create a sort of concierge service program oncology, nurses help patients and their families navigate. the next steps spectrum of information. >>that unfortunately a lot of doctors office may not have the time to do in this day in age for the nurse navigator can take that time. can you even imagine going through this process without? you lead. a was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer while the biopsy was being scheduled. i was also scheduled to talk with a nurse navigator. she told me what kind of cancer i had and i'll never forget at the end of the phone conversation, she said. >>don't cry that you have is beatable. and there have been so many nights where >>i want up at night. that's kind of my mantra is. remember her voice and her words that the kind you have a speed ball. >>just as early detection is key for chances of survival. early assistance is key for the knot. can family breast cancer recovery program starts

before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer? at starts when a patient requires a biopsy, usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health's upmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support fries. and all of that is in one place. and i thank so one. it's free to the patient, but to its coordinated breast surgeon, dr and pallid says the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly destructive. the cancer survivor myself. i know it's so much to think about that ability to have patients bill, so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our children within 48 hours of a diagnosis because i had. >>all of the resources that we

need to is cancer was, in fact, be double with no cancer detected at her recent appointment. she's optimistic. >>and says she's grateful for the gift of guidance she's received along the my new mantra is life is long. i'm going to do all the in san francisco. noelle bellow kron, 4 news. you're watching kron. 4 news, 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

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>>the park fire, california's 4th largest wildfire in its history is now officially contains. but recovery is far from over. thousands of people are still working to clean up their properties and figure

out what's next. and they're rebuilding. journey reporter chloe curtis shows us how one organization is stepping up to make the process easier. >>1921. >>pieces of history scattered throughout what remains of patty collins home. and this was a manufactured homes are bedroom was over there. but after more than 15 years in a remote part of cohasset patty at collins home was destroyed during the first days of the park fire. interesting story. i was in michigan plan. >>the fire broke out at a family reunion. >>each day since committed to paving a path forward. for me, it's more like what steps to take next to do the next thing to get back to where you were before colin says it will likely be a couple of years before she can rebuild, but she's taking one of the first steps cleaning up with a helping hand from samaritan's purse or religious nonprofit. >>for the homeowners, we know they have a very long road ahead of them. but, you know,

at some point, this is not going to be here anymore. samaritan's purse and its volunteers filter through the dust, debris and damage that remains after disaster. and new costa survivors to be able to know that we've gone through this, you know, as much as we can unidentified, anything for them. and if they find something that they've really been looking for, very uplifting for us as a glass blower, colleen went into the day, hoping to find any of her work, but especially anything her son ramsey made. >>these were beings that i had on wires after i made them. now they've melted. but >>while fragments were found here and there are volunteers discovered something collin wasn't expecting on site. found a little box. >>not much in way. oh, my god is one of my most important ones. >>jewelry box filled with items. conlon never thought she'd see again. >>i think this is really well.

broken. my grandmother and my burst tone is tougher. and this is diamonds. and a fire. and it was my grandmother's. and volunteers spent several hours. >>even multiple days at a property for moments like this. everybody really just wants to really serve the homeowners and just get back to the community in any way we can. samaritan's purse says they'll continue working in butte and tehama counties as long as they're still getting requests from families here. now, so far they've helped close to 40 families on properties just like this and have over a dozen left to go reporting in cohasset covering local news and matters. cliff curtis fox, 40 news. >>kron 4 will decades after the

murders of their parents victory thursday for lyle and erik menendez, that could lead to the release of the convicted killers after 35 years behind bars. the district attorney is now looking back into the case. this as the brothers petition to have their life sentences was reexamined based on new evidence. reporter carlos, the has the details. >>there is no question they would have been a greater level sensitivity to the way the case was >>la county da george cusco acknowledging for the first time that the menendez brothers case could have been treated differently today due to a cultural shift in abuse. now versus that lyle and erik menendez kill their parents, jose and kitty, in their beverly hills mansion in 1989,

the brothers have been serving a life sentence after being convicted of double murder following a retrial. the first trial ended in a hung jury back in the early 90's. the case was televised gavel to gavel. 35 years later, the conviction has come under scrutiny. some argue the brothers killed in self-defense suffering years of abuse at the hands of their father. jose. also new evidence has led the defense to fall a habeas petition asking the court to re-evaluate the case information has been confirmed. we are not this point and ready to say that we either believe or do not believe that information. the bombshell evidence in yulee discover letter eric road to a family member months before the killings about his father of molesting him and claims by former member of boy band menudo that jose had rape royer a sail while he was a record executive. the brother's defense attorney mark geragos. i think it's

time. >>their family thinks it's time. i believe that what you saw today with district attorney gas code was that he has taken, i think, a rather bold step in that he has said he's going to make the final decision. guess cone could either grant the habeas petition taking the new evidence into account or push for a re-sentencing review. >>which could lead to a shorter sentence for the menendez brothers. we investigate this very, very carefully. so this is not anything that we take lightly. >>sacramento state has launched an american sign language lab students of the a l s and death studies programs now have a dedicated space to practice and collaborate with others. cristina bautista reports from sacramento state with a look at the new resource for students. >>sacramento state this week launched their ace out loud as we wrap up death awareness month. we spoke to staff and

students that tell us that this law allows him to build a community that they previously lacked. i faced challenges because i feel isolated or tere's a sense of. difficulty in terms of how i communicate with other people or where i belong here at the lab. >>i really do belong in this space through translator. marisa shared that she feels like she belongs in the space. there's because a lot allows her to use her most comfortable language. the point here is that as soon as you walk into this space, we use a visual spatial way of communicating and for me as a deaf person. >>when i have to rely on people who don't do that, who only spoken language or expect me to lip read, it's really difficult. the space is used by many students that are learning american sign language. and marisa says it's humbling to see others face the challenges she faces every day outside the asl but i do see people with all levels of skill and again, all levels of skill are welcome here in the lab, whether they are new be

signers are whether they are native users of the language which we have students like that too. >>everyone is welcome. and that's the point of the space to really have that as the intentional goal. nate dutra and assistant professor and death studies and was among the faculty members who advocated the need for a dedicated a cell space. >>staff noted that students needed additional time on tasks when learning asl and having that space would make a world of a difference in our vision for the future. >>is to have this become. >>the deaths not just a true during area. >>our destinies majors and minors can calm and hang out there and we notice it's become something different. not just a lab are learning space, but it's become like a home base for us as one of the students on campus that has felt that sense of belonging when she is that in this space friendly. and that really has given me a sense of.

>>empowerment and a sense of belonging felt a lot of support and advocacy from the faculty and staff of the college of maid shared with us that he hopes this is the beginning of something much greater. his goal is to have a dedicated to building to the asl community. >>in sacramento, covering local news that matters christine about east a fox 40 news.

>>news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman.

>>probably notice the heat wave isn't over just yet. temperatures continues day high across the bay area and to see when we'll get some relief. we turn now to kron four's county chopped it. kathy? >>i think our behind this, but we still have really warm temperatures. here's a lovely view of if you thinking of people trying to get away for the weekend. >>but you know what? our air quality is lousy. there's a spare the air alert. that's in effect for the south in the east bay for poor air quality north bay, moderate air quality. it's lovely at the coast. the heat alerts continue. there's been a heat advisory in effect for days and days and days. it was supposed to expire on wednesday and then the extended and extended it. and now it's set to expire at 11:00pm on saturday. we shall see. excessive heat warning also has been extended all the way through saturday. so it's hot, it's dry. it's a little cooler today than it was yesterday. but you know what? it's still pretty warm closer to the coast at this hour.

we're cooling down pretty nicely. if you're far away from the coast and the east bay, 90 degrees at this hour in pittsburgh. 84 in livermore, it's all this guy's fault. it's a big area. high pressure. it's a big heat dome. as long as stays in place. we're going to continue to get these offshore breezes and crew and very warm conditions. temperatures tomorrow, not so terribly warm. a little bit of a drop. so topping out at 79 in san francisco along the coastline areas in the 70's, beautiful by the bay as well. 82 in millbrae and as you head south, a bit warmer, redwood city, 88 degrees. and then you get to san jose and its 95. so the heat is still with a santa clara 95 degrees east bay. temperatures awfully close to 198 in livermore. 97, dublin. i wouldn't be shocked to see 100 degree reading 97 also in concord. so it's going to be warm again tomorrow, but not quite as warm, not bill. 97 degrees in santa rosa tops out at 93. let me show you the

seven-day forecast as you see temperatures pop up again over the weekend. not as hot as it's been earlier this week, but still hot and even monday temperatures come down, but it's still warm. it really is until we get to tuesday, wednesday and wednesday and especially thursday that our numbers really start to look like normal. thanks, kathy and san jose. the closure of alum rock pop park has now been extended through sunday. >>the park was supposed reopen tomorrow, but now city officials are saying excessive heat raises the risk of fire. so if you want to visit, you'll have to wait a few more days for the danger to lessen. and parents in the south bay are seeking answers tonight that after santa clara county superintendent of schools was fires without any explanation. mary ann dewan was terminated without cause at the county's board of education meeting on thursday. wednesday night. dhawan has served in the role since 2018. and according to her bio, she over 30 years of

experience in education. in response to this, the superintendent put out a statement saying, quote, it is a complete honor and privilege to serve santa clara county, its schools, community staff and students. i dedicated my life to the service of our community and hold the work of the county office of education in high esteem. and parents tell us they just want transparency in all. this is nothing hidden from us that our kids go to school here. we want to know what's going on with 2 runs. >>the school's and everything. and if there was a reason, i would want to know what it was. we reached out to the office of education for comment but have yet to hear back. >>and san jose city council member is being investigated by police. investigators didn't say which councilmember that with allegations are against them. but the department says they do plan to provide an update at a later date. there you see a

pretty intense fire that started outside and spread to an attic in livermore this week, video shows crews putting out the flames at a home in the spring town neighborhood. they say the fire started wednesday afternoon and then spread to 2 other homes. but crews were able to thankfully prevent significant damage to the second home. fire officials say no one was hurt. and officials in alameda county announcing a conviction against a former county sheriff's deputy. devon williams is accused of killing a married dublin couple back in september 2022. police say williams was having a romantic relationship with the wife and now he faces 50 years to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. an animal shelter in the east bay may have to close down caltrans, which owns the property. it's on says they need the land. the stage equipment for a project. they're going to have on i-80 kron four's there since then shows us how community members are now rallying together to help the animals.

>>right of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home. i permits julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe. >>yeah. and 60 of those are capped. the rest are large and small breed dogs like this little girl right the shelter uses donations and grant money to take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescued dogs from kill shelters over in fresno. one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes to the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy and fat. now. >>but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their least one get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction

project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >>some may bring an animal and i can't take it in they're made for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for us. >>and they just want to know if we're able to be off the property by may of 25. bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor for district 2 for richmond, he's hopeful that we will be able to find a warehouse that the city owns that they're not use in the haven't been using for a while. there's also a petition that's been created from the community rallying behind delhi's place so that

it can continue to save animals and the heels of people that are out there that are fighting for jellies, not the clothes because they rely we do it because it needs to be done. i'm sara stinson reporting in san pablo kron. 4 news. >>how cute are those puppies and are making their voices heard right there.

>>welcome back to kron. 4 news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. the city of antioch has a new permanent city manager. the position has changed hands several times over the years as the city maneuver through a federal

investigation into the police department as well as citywide staffing shortages. now cough or sleep thaw has more information and was there as bessie. scott was introduced. >>and surely honor to fulfill the role of city manager for the city of antioch since ron bernal retired as antioch city manager in 2021. the position has changed hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed to mayor lamar hernandez, thorpe says has now been replaced by bessie scott in antioch, homelessness. public safety. >>housing and police accountability are 3 key are 4 key priorities for this council. >>and i believe and i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications. scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. >>she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain

unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. i will focus on working to fill other key vacant positions at the city of and hope to work with all city teens and staff to complete a rapid inventory of staff needs to adjust culture, resources needed and workplace mile. mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. she's overly qualified in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced online and at the end of her speech, she briefly addressed them. i noticed a small some of my past. >>social media post that this is the actual work. so we will weaponize issues of race and

social justice that happened 6 or 7 years in this space. what can tell is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council. >>and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news owners. >>as we've been reporting, the ncaa is currently facing a lawsuit over their transgender athlete policy. one of the plane to says from right here in san jose state volleyball player claims the school did not tell her that her teammate is transgender and now many schools are forfeiting their games against the spartans because of this legal analyst michael cardoza spoke kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis and has some insight on the case. you want, inclusion. all right. for transgenders. you do one inclusion that you want transparency. we what we want. common sense layered on this.

>>because even though a person that's a male born a male believes that they should have been born a female. okay. that's fine. i have been a lot of people have no issue with but notwithstanding and you still have mail attributes, you still have the strength of a male and then you're going to let them play with women. that's tough for me. i know a lot of parents that half girls in college just saying a plan with my daughter, you could hurt her. even though we want to be fair, we want to be inclusive. the ncaa has to use a little more common sense here. maybe another leg. i don't know if there are enough transgenders to do that or rural sports? i don't know. but it just doesn't make any sense to me or a lot of people that you let a person transgender with male attributes with that strength going against the woman that doesn't have that. now, look at the other side. you have

woman that wants to be can think she's a man and she wants to transition into that. i mean, that causes all sorts of problems. are you going to let them, for example, played college football at division. one level that's not going to happen. they could get hurt horribly. and from what i understand, i was talking to an attorney and my office scott, who is and we have a very good discussion about that. and she brought up some good points. she was telling me that there are or women rather that want to become transgender and they take the steroids and they take all of that. but they don't still gain the strength of a man, even though they want to be a so how are they going play with men? it's just. ncaa has to do some. i don't know what the answer but i do know you're putting people at risk and you're putting women and horrible college position. according to the lawsuit, san jose state officials told

volleyball team members that they should not speak about the players, or gender identity with anyone outside the team. >>and earlier today caught on camera. an altercation breaking out moments before a rollover crash in san francisco. it happened around 9.30 thursday morning on larkin and california. streets in the city's knob hill neighborhood. police say 2 cars crash causing one of them roll over. as you can see. and that's when police say the people involved got into a bit of an altercation. thankfully, no life-threatening injuries were reported. it's unclear though, what caused the crash in the first place. well, you're looking at more than 90 years of history at the east bay regional park district, the district was founded back on september. 28 1934 and that in celebration of the milestone park official shared their archive photo collection on their website. the district unseen, 73 parks more than 1000 trails. and 55 miles of shoreline. and these photos

were taken by martin j cooney and nancy mckay, cooney photographed the park district from the 60's to the 80's. and mckay photographed for 37 years. starting back in the 70's very you know what that sound means or get ready for the show in the sky. the blue angels will be flying back into town next week for san francisco's annual fleet week. we'll go on from a cup tober 7 through the 14th. it's one of the biggest highlights. the airshow will be featuring the iconic blue angels. there. and it will take to the skies starting on friday, october 11, running through the weekend for a full list of events on our website. you can find that on kron 4 dot com.

>>as this heat wave drags on, people are doing what they can to make the best of it while keeping cool. kron. 4 charles clifford is in lafayette with more. >>well, here in the east bay was another hot day right now at the lafayette reservoir. we're early this morning. people got out a little exercise before things started to heat up. thursday morning, spencer ellis was out for a walk with his dog. modi's says they try to go early before it gets too hot. that big for years. >>very warm so definitely some by activities are limited due to, you know, for him his second set. but yeah, definitely it on the morning in around the reservoir. if you can get a couple mile walk in in a moving george aaron half was walking around the reservoir with a friend. how you doing with this very well. no problem. >>the national weather service says that this heat wave, which was originally expected to ease up on wednesday

evening, will continue until at least 11:00pm on friday. most of the east bay, including here in lafayette, remains under an excessive heat warning with temperatures possibly reaching as high as 108, in some spots by early afternoon. the crowd here at the reservoir have thinned out. spencer says that after a long summer, he's ready for things to cool off. yeah, i think ready for a hoodie pans and where issues every day. but george says he doesn't mind the hot weather. i like seasons, very adaptable. and again, the excessive heat is expected to continue until late friday evening. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>i dated san francisco dmv is now set to become a safer hundreds of affordable housing units. the building was constructed back in 1960, and according to governor newsom, doesn't comply with health and safety standards. now, kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes coming to fell streets. >>in 2019, governor gavin newsom issued an executive

order calling on state agencies to identify underutilized state-owned properties for development of affordable housing. the san francisco dmv meets all the requirements. with its proximity to job centers, amenities and public transit san francisco dmv will soon be updated to include 372 affordable homes. >>director of the department of general services and a lasso. so the dnb was already scheduled for renovations. there are ready do that. >>you are ready go into construction and there's this huge need for affordable housing units in san francisco. and you have the political will and partnership from the local elected the state representatives. how about doing some kind of joint use. innovative development according to director lasso, the affordable housing will be a u shaped building around the new dmv. >>its been 64 years of the dmv was built and that does not go unnoticed by those who utilize it. >>senator scott wiener first went the location to get a california license in 1997,

very, very and so using opportunity modernize the dmv building and then make better use of this massive surface parking like right in the middle of the for e. >>area, it makes all the sense of the worlds. senator wiener has helped pass a number of state housing laws in recent years. >>and says the nearly 400 units coming to san francisco is one example of those laws bearing fruit when it comes and housing shortage. because one of you time one home at the time you know, 100 here, 400, their 2000 there, 5 there. it all adds up. >>it will take some time before for double housing is available. director says that construction will start in 2027. the dmv is scheduled to be completed by june of 2029. and the first phase of affordable housing is scheduled for august of 2030 reporting in the newsroom. i'm reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

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of the more divisive measures on the november ballot is proposition. 36. this is essentially a redo of 24 teens. prop 47 instead of lessening punishment for drug and property crimes. prop 36 increases sentencing and in some cases requires mandatory drug treatment kron four's dan kerman breaks it down. >>we can all have a state. >>cares enough to require and provide treatment. and that's what this is about. politicians and those in recovery gathered outside san francisco's delancey street

foundation thursday. >>to voice support for prop 36. >>i know it will give more opportunity to get people in treatment get people the help they need >>are ambivalent prop 36 revises prop 47 which passed in 2014 prop 47 reduced sentences for nonviolent drug crimes as well as property theft when the items stolen totals less than $950. the money saved by sending fewer people to prison, went into funding mental health and drug abuse treatment. this year's prop 36 increases punishment for certain drug and property crimes and would require drug treatment for those possessing certain drugs. our job is the community. >>to step in and intervene for that subset of people and say, you know what, you need some help, especially for those people that are breaking the law to support their addiction from 36 will make us less safe. >>and we'll take away critical funding for programs to prevent crime from happening.

but not everyone supports prop 36 instead of addressing natural can says the community rather incarcerate the community for trying to survive outside a walmart in san leandro thursday, a coalition of prop 36 opponents. >>gathered saying passage of the measure will result in more people being locked up and fewer people getting treatment. >>we're going to see less community resources and that think then we will start to see problems with. going up because people be able sell for this until the city. in fact, california's nonpartisan legislative analyst's office >>has said prop 36 will increase state and local criminal justice costs because more people will be sent to prison in jail. the legislative analyst's office says spending more money on that. >>will reduce the amount of money. the state ends up spending on drug treatment and mental health. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

hurricane helene is driving up demand for blood donations. the american red cross is issuing a now and appeal for donations, but also volunteers kron four's vicki liviakis spoke with a lick, the regional communications director for the northern california coastal chapter of the american red cross about their relief efforts. >>so what is your organization doing right now to help people who are impacted by the hurricane? >>you know, first our hearts go out to all those that are they've been affected working around the clock to make sure folks basic needs are being met. we have multiple shelters open across the states that are affected over 1300 responders there, including 30

from northern california that are helping with feeding helping with mental health health services of refill prescriptions for people who had to evacuate their homes. >>you know, we're we're hearing this thing could such a wide swath of what, 500 miles and, you know, million people or more are affected. this really taxes. yeah, everyone's ability to to deal with the situation. what's the toughest part of the job right now? one week after after the storm. >>so working around the clock to make sure those basic needs are being there's definitely needs all across the board and just kind of the work that we're doing 2 to do that. they're only able to do that with volunteers that are able to deploy for for those 2 because of the generosity of donors that make it happen. and our partners partners are truly magic and everything. so americans have really big hearts. you know, know that people have been saying, hey, you know, what can i do to help? >>you know even going there to

help. but that's put the brakes on what's the most effective thing that people can do? folks are able to deploy for 2 weeks. there is some training that we have to do. we understand that's not for everybody. it's possible for going to drop everything and deploy for 2 weeks making a financial donation allows us to make sure that the sport is getting there as well as blood donations as a result of this. the storms, they cancel hundreds of blood drives. >>and need for what is constant. so communication has been a real we hear that people, you know, they're cell service is down. >>what are you hearing on the ground from your people? >>yeah, we were feeling was that resilience from people? you see the best in people during during these times. it's obviously difficult times in our shelters are seeing folks who are all going through the same thing together. we have those mental health volunteers that are there to talk to those very difficult times and support people through the recovery. >>so for you on the coast here, you know, the biggest

challenges don't tend to be hurricanes. they tend to be wild fires, earthquakes, things of that how are you able to train people to to to go over there to help? >>yes, so we are a disaster primary with wildfires and earthquakes. so you're training your around and we deployed to other areas just like we are for hurricane helene to help practice and learn and earn during those disasters. well, there's always a constant need for volunteers are always looking for more volunteers to join well up their sleeves and help us add with the folks are affected. okay. and then specifically to what people here in the bay area can do to help you mentions cash donations. anything else? yeah. if you're able to the players love to have it for 2 donating blood right now because of the hundreds of drives that were canceled as a result of the hurricane finance for the the quickest way to help folks can go to redcross dot org or call 1, 800 red-cross to take part in the street okay. excellent. a

lot of information there. certainly lot of people want to help. so hopefully they're able to take notes. and if they want to get a hold of you, they just go where to website. red cross dot org or they can call 1, 800 red-cross. welcome and thank okay. thank you so much for joining us. >>the communications director for the northern california coastal chapter of the american red cross. thanks for the work that you do. kron 4 and our parent company nexstar are partnering with the red cross to help the millions of people affected by hurricane helene. if you'd like to help, all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen there. it will take you to a website where you can donate. you're watching kron. 4 news,

>>the time from ulta wine is just around the corner. but right now farmers are not happy about how hot their grades are getting. as reporter dennis shanahan shows us the weather is just one of the challenges. local grape growers are now facing. >>makes it a challenge to. make sure you have quality fruit. tom irwin of merwin vineyards in clarksburg is a 7th generation farmer is also the owner of silt wine company. he showed us some of the damage of the heat is causing the south that have been exposed. the sun right here. it's i mean, they're they're basically they're basically raisins. now as soon as the forecast for this week became clear, growers started doing what they could to protect the crops. we immediately started to irrigate again, but it's been a really hot summer already. there's been it's been record record heat over 100 degrees in july and august

>>you know, there's only so much we can do is from a farming side to cool the vineyard downer, keep the plant healthy. it eventually all those all those days of over 100 degrees really take a toll on the planned. in some cases, growers have to choose whether to pick the grapes before they've had a chance to fully ripen. >>or leave them on the vine to struggle up and become worthless right now to salvage what they can. growers are harvesting in the coolest hours of the early morning before the sun comes up, grapes picked on a hot afternoon by contrast might start fermenting on the way to the winery. the weather is just one headwind in the industry right now. wine makers are also facing dwindling demand. there are a lot of >>wineries that are struggling to sell wine. we've consumption grow, you know, the past 25 years. and, you know, this is one of the first years that we've seen on a massive decline consumption overall nationally where one says younger adults in particular are not drinking as much wind as an industry. we have to find a way let them know about products. so it's

marketing issue. and it's just it's a challenge. but he keeps a positive outlook. the yield may be smaller this year, but one says there will still be high quality winds coming out of this region, especially from the varietals that are picked earlier in the harvest season. and he believes wine has a bright future. it's great to have the dinner table. it's great to share with friends and to me, i think it's just part of the california lifestyle. white wine grapes are picked earlier in the season. so those are not impacted by this current october heat. >>in clarksburg covering local news that matters. dennis shanahan. there's a new and

improved smart ring. plus, a recall on a plug-in hybrid rich demuro explains in tonight's rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. a new recall from jeep is asking owners not to charge their vehicles. internal data shows that the cars have caught fire, at least 13 times and each time the cars were off and parked. the recall affects over 150,020 20 to 2024. jeep wrangler 4 x ease and 2022 to twenty-twenty 4 jeep grand cherokee for acsi suvs. these are plug-in hybrids. apparently the battery is dead. there's less risk for catching fire. that's why the company is asking customers not to charge their cars until they get a fix. they're also telling them to park their cars away from buildings or other vehicles. stellantis the makers of jeep says a fix is imminent and owners will be notified when to take their

cars in. verizon is shutting down its message. plus app and users must switch to another app to continue sending and receiving texts message. plus was created by verizon as a way to sink your tax across multiple devices. the app which is also referred to as verizon messages on google play will be fully discontinued on november. 7th. the app has a red logo. verizon recommends downloading and switching to google messages on android. now your messages should come over to the new app, but i would recommend using an app like sms backup and restore to save a copy of your messages before you switch. samsung also recently ditched its proprietary messaging app for google messages with rcs support on iphone texting between iphones and androids is so much better makers of one of the original smart rings has a new model that slimmer and more accurate. it's also more expensive

starting at $350 instead of the previous 300 or rain for is made from lightweight titanium. so you can wear it. 24 7 for health and sleep tracking. it now has recessed sensors inside the ring that don't stick out the ring, which works with ios and android comes in 6 colors with more sizes than before the app is also totally redesigned or a rain for ships on october 15th. there is a $6 monthly membership fee. as always, you can find more information on anything i mentioned. just go to the website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>alec baldwin's rust gets a premiere date. plus, motley crue is the latest band to announce a vegas residency. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, the western rust that gained national attention for the shooting death of a cinematographer on set now has

a release date back in october of 2021, your number actor, alec baldwin was pointing a gun at cinematographer. alina hutchens during rehearsals when the revolver went off, killing her and injuring director joel souza. the armorer on set was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and is currently serving her prison sentence. baldwin's involuntary manslaughter charge was dismissed. will now the western is set to debut at camera image film festival in poland. organizers say after the screening there will be a panel discussing the tragic event on set and how production continued afterward. souza, the director injured on the set will be on that panel. camera image festival will run between november 16th and 23rd. now onto some exciting music news, these rock and roll legends who sold over 100 million albums. >>are returning to the vegas strip.

>>yes, motley crue announced a new residency in vegas coming that spring. it's their 3rd vegas residency. the show will take fans all the way back to their gritty rock beginnings all the way up through their record-breaking stadium malik, who also has a new ap called canceled and drops tomorrow. citi cardmembers will have access to presale. take us to that vegas show tomorrow. ticketmaster will have tickets for other dates on october. 11th. >>and a magazine the normally celebrate celebrities. but today they are celebrating the women who raised some of the biggest stars today. this is the cover of glamour magazine. that is beyonce, selena gomez, billie eilish and travis and jason kelce is moms all of that group there and they are all talking about how they keep their kids grounded despite their amazing success. yeah, you step on stage in front 10, 200,000 people on. >>that's an hour and a half. you know. and then the rest of time, you're at the dinner table in your brother's giving

it, you know what and so i i think that the family part is the part that keeps it saying trying to keep kids grounded when they do get to that stage is i think just bring things that they did when they were children show them that they're like everybody any broken windows over how many times i had a call from the neighbor or, >>you know, just silly stuff. they were mean children are banned children. it just that they were very rambunctious. good stuff there. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons.

>>its like every other nfl team, the forty-niners have been dealing with a plethora. >>of injuries pretty much every playmaker on the offensive side of the ball had been in and out of the lineup. aside from brock purdy and brock has done a great job weathering that storm. he is amongst the nfl leaders in every major quarterback staff and as taking on the extra workload with open all he's one myself. the challenge for me now and how can i continue to have? >>that mentality of of having a chip on my shoulder and competing? >>every every down in the game when boils down to is for 4 quarters. man, how can you compete in britain? elevate everybody game around. you by doing what it takes to win and that simplicity of it. so still an area that i can learn from and grow and be reminded that that's what football is. >>the raiders are back on the practice field prepping for the broncos on sunday, but they'll still be without wideout davante adams.

>>adams is dealing with a hamstring injury, but more notably, he's also requested a trade. antonio pierce has been pretty coy about his communication with his disgruntled star. but it's clear he does not want that whole situation to become a distraction. >>if you communicate with throughout words, the relationship with you bit about it often. what was going talk to since all the money that into water. >>we understand israeli more so making plays regard. no matter what. we with parking lot. >>a lot external stuff and all that, you know, people trying to bring us down. but now we do okay, stay focused. >>thursday night in hot atlanta, falcons hosting the bucs ludacris was in the building. what does he have? a different area codes? falcons lead 14 to 10 in the second. baker mayfield connects with

michael evans on this. 23 yard touchdown. mayfield had 3 touchdown passes bucks up 17 to 14. let's head to the 4th quarter. final or final falcons down 27 20. they tie it up 12 yards, pitch and catch. we are tied up. all right. falcons hit a field goal. one second left forced overtime and this was in overtime. cousins hits. could daryl hodge? and he scores. that's the ballgame. falcons win. 36 30 kirk cousins, 509 yards and 4 touchdowns. wow. what a game. all right. was the deciding game between the mets and the brewers tonight in milwaukee. win or go home? bottom of the 7th, though, score pinch hitter for jake bauers and i. coming back. brewers go up one to nothing. they were not done yet on the very next pitch. south for a lake. it's a shot even

farther. pretty much almost the same spot for his lead. it 2 to nothing. they're going crazy in milwaukee. but not so fast. my friends playoff baseball in an over till it's over. pete alonso. down to top of 9th. it will one swing of bat. the mets extend their season. they go on to beat the brewers. 42, they'll play the phillies. next around. that series starts on saturday in south philadelphia. already special look at sports. thanks, jason. well, temperatures continue say high across the board in the bay area to see when will cool down. we turn to kron four's kathy trafton kathy. >>a car behind is that we still have really warm temperatures. here's a lovely view of if you thinking of people trying to get away for

the weekend. >>but you know what? our air quality is lousy. there's a spare the air alert. that's in effect for the south in the east bay for poor air quality. >>north bay, moderate air quality. it's lovely at the coast. the heat alerts continue. there's been a heat advisory in effect for days and days and days. it was supposed to expire on wednesday and then extended and extended it. and now it's set to expire at 11:00pm on saturday. we shall see. excessive heat warning also has been extended all the way through saturday. so it's hot, it's dry. it's a little cooler today than it was yesterday. but you know what? it's still pretty warm closer to the coast at this hour. we're cooling down pretty nicely. if you're far away from the coast and the east bay, 90 degrees at this hour in pittsburgh. 84 in livermore, it's all this guy's fault. it's a big area. high pressure. it's a big heat dome. as long as stays in place. we're going to continue to get these offshore breezes and crew and very warm conditions. temperatures tomorrow, not so terribly warm. a little bit of a drop.

so topping out at 79 in san francisco along the coastline areas in the 70's, beautiful by the bay as well. 82 in millbrae and as you head south, a bit warmer, redwood city, 88 degrees. and then you get to san jose and its 95. so the heat is still with a santa clara 95 degrees east bay. temperatures awfully close to 198 in livermore. 97, dublin. i wouldn't be shocked to see 100 degree reading 97 also in concord. so it's going to be warm again tomorrow, but not quite as warm, not bill. 97 degrees. and santa rosa tops out at 93. let me show you the seven-day forecast as you see temperatures pop up again over the weekend. not as hot as it's been earlier this week, but still hot and even monday temperatures come down, but it's still warm. it really is until we get to tuesday, wednesday and wednesday and especially thursday that our numbers really start to look like normal. >>lots of heat in the bay area. think happy that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 is will

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