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

>>tonight, a fire in lake county is threatening more than 2000 structures. many of which are homes. the glen haven fire is burning near the clear lake area and for progress has been stopped, though it's at 10% contained. and families are now taking shelter inside a casino about an hour south kron. 4 jack moment spoke with the families who don't know if they'll have a home to return to. >>a glen haven fire is not as large as other fires we've seen in northern california so far this year. but its location is what makes it particularly dangerous. one bad turn of the wind. can send it into hundreds of homes which has dozens people here at this relocation, shelter, wondering if they'll be able to go home. him to. >>feeling apprehensive. i do. i go home. they cut the power off within 10 minutes when it first started. when home to. >>does anybody know kate johnson, her husband and their

dogs evacuated early friday and made it to a friend's house. but then we're trapped again evacuating a second time avoiding a fast-moving fire burning hundreds of acres. her family captured these photos showing black smoke billowing over the hills armageddon. i just don't want to cry right now. johnson's shocked and says this is the first wildfire she's seen since moving to northern california. >>and to me terrorizing. i just didn't want to burn up. >>the fire is confirmed to have taken at least 2 homes. and johnson says she saw it all go down. >>from where we stood, we were watching homes catch on how many would you said? >>at the red cross station at twin pine casino hotel friday night. about 30 people were seeking help. ron reynolds who is leading the charge with the red cross says the fire started just across the street from his home. so, yeah, my home is right on the water and we literally looked across the road. there were the flames is

also working with a slim crew, hoping the fire can get to some amount of containment fast october's probably lake county's rough this month. that's what we have. the makers fires. >>the temperatures, the wind issues. also red cross is is really stretch because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. >>cal fire has told us that they will be working throughout the night to get to some level of containment with this wildfire with already some of those evacuation order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but still, we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first place reporting here in lake jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>now let's get a check on the conditions in that area. for that, we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow arts. >>been an issue there and they could be an issue overnight. we watch those winds calm down

this afternoon. we're looking southwesterly winds and those winds. we're kind of whipping around the temperatures in the 90's this afternoon. but that said that fire up a little bit to the north and then eventually that when turn more wesley and then started to spread toward the east. things have changed. now, a lot of those winds are calm that has given the firefighters an upper hand, at least for the short term. but overnight tonight we're expecting those winds to change again. more of a northerly component to the wind. and so that fire is going to start to change in direction and push the embers and flames down in this direction overnight. tonight into early tomorrow morning. going to be watching that very, very closely as likely going to see those winds ramping up as we head through the night tonight and early tomorrow morning. red flag warnings have been posted across parts of the bay area. ironically, they've been lifted in the north bay near clear lake, but we are expecting some gusty winds to develop outside. so really going to be very, very careful this weekend as fire danger going to be elevated throughout the weekend. things

are bone dry out there. of course, we've had record heat this week to start out october and those temperatures combined with just a long summer of high heat going to lead to high fire danger as we head toward tomorrow morning humidity. yeah, it's going to back off. you're starting out fairly moist early on tomorrow morning and then by the afternoon on a sunny start to see that move down in the teens and low 20's and parts of the north and the east bay fire danger going be running high. we all need to be careful this weekend. >>thanks, lawrence. and the south bay. we're hearing from a san jose city council member who police say are investigating last night the san jose police department told us they're looking into a council member but did not say who or why. well, now councilmember omar torres says he's the one and says he was wrongfully detain and question. he sent us a statement saying in part, these accusations are entirely false. i cooperated fully with sjpd and turned over. my pastor is without issue as i have nothing to hide. this

attention was based on misinformation provided to law enforcement in response to a police report i filed against individual for extortion and stalking and is a clear after tele ation from this person. i want to be clear that i am the victim in this matter, end quote. and we spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan earlier today. he says he's waiting on the investigation to play out and is waiting for the facts before making an official comment. of course, we're working to get more details and we'll keep you updated. a san jose family has been shaken up after a burglar steals a whole say filled the valuables from their home. take a look at this. the burglar was caught on camera. there. in the safe to the car before taking off with the getaway driver family says they were at their kids soccer practice when this happened. saturday morning, the burglar broke into the home through a sliding glass door. raonic the master bedroom eventually stealing jewelry, cash reporting documents as well as the safe containing even more valuables. family says they've

lived on sunstone drive for more than a decade without any problems. but now they're worried for their safety. >>knowing they don't feel safe here. have to safe in the neighborhood and that is mourning one and done not safe. i mean, this is not for keeping that's what i really liked. >>the family says between 50 to $60,000 worth of items were taken from the neighborhood group is now planning to come together to address safety on their street. and san jose police are investigating. in san mateo county. a man has been convicted of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death and also stopping her daughter. 45 year-old jose martinez to 41 year-old hernandez several times at her apartment in redwood city last july. now, according to a gofundme pace up in her honor, hernandez's daughter tries to fend her mother from regina stop the girl in the chest. authorities say martinez then went into a bedroom apologizes, five-year-old son and then

left. martinez was found covered in blood walking near the scene shortly after and hernandez had an active restraining order against martinez for prior domestic violence before this incident, prosecutors say she had plans to move away with their young son. martinez will be sentenced in december. or is your local election headquarters with the countdown to election day coming close, california's attorney general and secretary of state are working to make sure they know their rights when it comes to casting a ballot. shirley weber and rob bonta held a press conference today to remind people of their basic rights. >>it is an election deadline instead of an election day because in california, you have many, many days before november 5th to cast your vote. and that's one of the things i want to talk about today. in fact, it is your right as california to vote early as a california voter to vote early and to cast your vote in the means that works best for you.

>>to find exact information about when and where you can vote. you can head over to the secretary of state's website that s o s dot ca dot gov. slash elections.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. just over a month until election day and the economy continues to play a huge factor in the campaign trail. washington correspondent basil john reports as election day draws closer. >>the harris campaign is celebrating the economy and today's jobs report. while the trump campaign says it's still unaffordable in many parts of the country.

>>vice president kamala harris applauded the progress that she says the biden-harris administration has made to better the economy, but says the work's not done. >>we need to lower the cost of living because look, our economy, while we're making good progress, there's still more work we need to here is says as president do more to make everyday life more affordable for americans, prices for everyday things like groceries still too high. you know, and i know. and so we have a plan to lower costs on everything from healthcare to groceries. but ohio senator jd vance warns against letting harris take the helm on the economy. she talks about how she's going tackle. >>the inflation crisis, the affordability crisis. my friends, the affordability crisis is on us because of kamala harris's failed leadership and says for years under former president donald trump will bring progress to the u.s. in the form of more american manufacturing that the future presidency of donald j trump represents anything. it is that we're getting back to stamp and more

products made in the usa on saturday, trump will return to butler, pennsylvania for the first time since the attempted assassination. meanwhile, harris will go to north carolina to survey the damage from hurricane helene. >>reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>well, 10's of thousands of 10's of millions of bars excuse me are now wondering if their student loan debt will be forgiven. doctor, a missouri judge blocked the biden administration student loan relief plan. and after a judge in georgia allowed a temporary halt to expire, this plan would have fit given $20,000 in interest for bars making less than $120,000 a year. and governor newsom is announcing a new grant to 130.7 million dollars for 18 local governments across the state. specifically it will address homelessness here in the bay area. that includes richmond petaluma, antioch, berkeley, san jose, san francisco and contra costa county. he spoke directly to

the local agencies today. take a look. >>need to democratized our streets and doing a compassionate way. and that's why use intact support the people that are out there, the underlying causes. but we need to take back the streets. are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back. funds were no longer interested in funding value. >>newsom says local governments that did not receive this funding can always apply for more funding and a future rounds. and cyclists will bike the bridges this weekend for special olympics. northern california. today marks the 15th year of that event. more than 1000 people are signed up to participate in the ride which features 25 to 100 mile routes throughout all start and end at waterfront park in martinez on saturday. bicyclists will go across the carquinez and then see bense martinez

bridges. some special olympics athletes will also be participating as well. >>is 100% for our athletes. we have over 26,000 athletes in our footprint here in northern california that we serve every and events like bike. the bridges allows us to be able to offer our programs completely free of cost to our athletes. so every time that they want to do a competition and they need uniforms, they need traveling. we're there to support that. >>due to the cyclists are opting to start early and there will be water stations and rest stops along the way to help back at the park. there will be live music and free beer for riders to if you wish join the right, you can sign up at in person at waterfront park tomorrow, starting at 06:30am. >>we'll take a look at this. these heroes, this body camera footage captures an oakland police officer jumping into lake merritt early sunday morning after finding a person

in distress. one officer can be heard saying they believe the man in the water had hurt his head. and after an officer pulls the man out of the water, his colleagues jump in to perform cpr. the man is now recovering in the hospital. eldorado county sheriff's office releasing this video on your screen of an incredible rescue. it all unfold in south lake tahoe earlier this week, they're a hiker, found themselves stuck on the side of a steep granite face near them gora lakes on monday, search and rescue teams were able to track him down and hoist him up into a helicopter safely. returning him to the ground. >>coming up tomorrow is going to be another hot day. what you can do to stay cool and safe. we're more in just a couple of minutes.

>>what are signs of heat exhaustion and hack in bay area? residents be outdoors and exercise safely in this heat. fans are those questions. kron four's justine waltman spoke with doctor todd white sundberg chief of sport medicine. at kaiser permanente in santa rosa. >>so there's a difference between feeling uncomfortable in the heat and when it's actually dangerous and the past couple days with this heat wave, this we've seen that it can become a problem. >>definitely. he canned become problematic really quick. and it's always to be important to anticipate that you want to make sure that you're well hydrated, particularly on high. i heat events like we have this weekend. so if you know you're going to be outside, you want to hydrate going into that. you want to

wear appropriate clothing. and you also have to be careful about what you're doing, how much you're exercising, how much heat you're exposed to. >>and so there's a difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. can you go over that for us? >>yeah. heat exhaustion is just kind of when you get tucker doubt. so you've been out in the heat. may be your little t hydrated and you're not feeling good. whereas heat stroke is when actually your body gets into trouble in your core overheats. and that's when bad things can happen. that's when you can start having oregon shut down and there can be some long-term you really never want to get to that point. and again, that's why it's important to anticipate if you're going to be out in the heat, you want to think about that ahead of time, particularly children and the elderly? >>is there i always feel for people have to like work outside someone that used to have to kind of do that. i'm like really hot days. you have any advice for people who are like stuck out there doing construction are their reporter in the heat. >>well, fortunately now there

are some new safety regulations to protect our workers outside. so over a certain temperature, there's built-in breaks for hydration and shade to make sure that they don't get into trouble. and most of the people that work outside are pretty well versed in educated in the safety tips so that they don't get into trouble. but again, it's shade appropriate clothing, hydration. and then you have to be careful with other things like caffeine, energy drinks, energy drinks can have a lot of caffeine and sugar in that. and then you can basically lose a lot of your hydration status from that and also alcohol. you can get into trouble really quickly if you're drinking in the heat. so because they're the wrong type of hydration there. >>we have 3 big football games in the bay area this weekend. the forty-niners at levi's. were they thinking that it could be the hottest game play there ever? plus stanford is playing and it's college gameday for cal playing the hurricane. so could also be hot there in berkeley. advice for the players if they're

watching. also for the fans who are going to be going out there sitting in the stands sitting in the sun. a lot of the seats at levi stadium or just like right in the direct path of that sun blaze. >>they are the players. if you watch football, you'll see the trainers running onto the field and actually hydrating them. and usually they waited players before and at halftime and after the game. so they're very well taken care of. in sports physiology in the sports literature. it's well known that your hydration status affects how you play. so your performance is based on your hydration status so they're well taken care of the fans. another story again, if you know your community and that direct sunlight, you want to make sure that you're hydrating, you want to avoid alcohol and you need to take breaks. get in the shade and cool off. it's also important to take care of each other. so parents take care of the kids. you want to take care of these older adults because older adults, the elderly and the kids really just aren't as efficient cooling off. so

there are at much higher risk. all right, doctor todd weisenberg, the chief of sports medicine at kaiser. >>in santa rosa, thank you for joining us to cool this weekend. my pleasure. you too. thanks. happening

saturday in the east bay, the city of berkeley is preparing for some heavy traffic that has cal bears host the undefeated miami hurricanes in a college football game of the week. kron four's michael thomas in berkeley with a preview as well as the potential traffic impacts. >>it's going to be a busy weekend here in the city of berkeley and surrounding areas as thousands are expected to come in for the big game. and this will be the first time

that the cal bears are hosting the big game day show. take a look behind me. you can see that stage already set up and students and fans already camped out waiting for game day festivities. the 3, one bears are looking to knock off the number 8 ranked undefeated miami hurricanes tomorrow night at 7.30, students and vans are already camped out waiting for a spot near the stage to take part in all the pre-game festivities. don't start until tomorrow morning at 06:00am. we spoke with fans who say this weekend is something they've dreamed of since childhood. everyone i've talked to is super excited to be in the big football culture. a cow. everyone goes to our games and a good time. well, continues to feel the city of berkeley for the golden bear sold out game, officials are reminding residents there's going to be a lot of traffic. >>in and around the stadium part is extending its services starting at 04:30am, tomorrow in the hopes that it will cut down some of this traffic impacts of these are some of those stations that are set to open up early. 16th street bayfair daly, city fremont macarthur, pleasant hill,

walnut creek and the renda and a message from the bears to the hurricanes. is this a better be ready? because mendoza's bringing his best buy with this with 2 out in the troops as well. for more details on the game and those bar times, you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. that's a very latest here in michael thomas will send it back to you live in the strip. >>in the east bay, big cats are on the prowl. and in the past month, kron four's philippe djegal reports nearly half-a-dozen mountain lion sightings have been reported in the city of antioch. take a look. >>in neighborhoods on city streets, behind fences in backyards and in the hills, near homes and open space mountain lion sightings in antioch, spread-out city. why i saw police come around that. >>i was kind of confused because they didn't seem seen you know, have anybody in custody. is no vehicle. ricky ferrer describes wednesday night when antioch police responded to a neighbor's call reporting a prowler in for heirs backyard on william reid

drive. and when officers put a drone up in the air, images of the prowler revealed a young mountain lion. i was surprised. you know, feel like this is pretty deep into the city of i would be surprised to hear of another one. did not hear, but >>it's everyone's might have to again, fortunately, none of these sightings have resulted in any physical encounters with injuries. >>or even worse, some of the sightings that we've been having our during the day, some of them being at night as well, antioch, animal control services or the landers says 5 sightings have been reported since september 8th. she says there are at least 2 big young cats in the area. >>a lander believes construction on new developments and a lack of food in the hills may be pushing them into neighborhoods for nourishment right approach. these animals don't provoke you know, we always want to keep our distance with any wildlife that we have. we've seen 9 lions. >>in my backyard is pretty much this area where it's just like the canal. kimberly lives near eagle ridge drive the

location of one of the sightings. she says she has been seeing cougars role the area for years and to share love. this is their land to sell. we try to be disrespectful. we we avoid let do their which is gone inside a wise approach in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>more news

>>now to san jose to discuss challenges facing the city as well. some positive things in the works. kron four's justine waltman spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan. well, first, i want to start with the ongoing investigation involving one of the san jose council members. can you confirm with us more torres

was detained and served with a search warrant in connection to a criminal investigation involving sexually explicit material and then alleged relationship with a minor. >>all i can really say at this time is that there's an ongoing investigation. we have to let our san jose pd detectives do their jobs. it's not my job to speculate or be involved in that. that is their responsibility. they will carry out that investigation when our police department has more information. i am confident that they will bring that forward as soon as they possibly can. and we will. we will all learn more. >>he says that he was wrongfully detained and that this claim about misconduct is baseless. to think that he can still serve on the council during the investigation. >>you know, we have to let the investigation carry out. we have a presumption of innocence in this country. we have detectives that work to get to the truth as soon as they have information, i know

they will share it with all of us. i have full confidence in our police department to carry out a thorough investigation and bring forward the facts as soon as possible. in the meantime, i don't think it serves any of us to speculate. >>have you spoken with him? >>reached out by phone yesterday, but it went straight to voicemail. so we have not spoken cat. >>well, really have a lot of questions about it. whether or not he should serve or not. and now you're just saying let the police investigation play out. >>i think we have to lead an active investigation play out. i have a practice as as many of us do in elected office, not commenting on ongoing investigations because the reality is we don't have all the when get the facts and then we can interpret them. >>we'll leave it there. also, san jose has been searching for a new police chief since april. do you have a full list of candidates yet that you're trying to vet? >>so the city manager will be bringing forward her

recommendation as i understand it before the end of the month. that has always been our timeline was to have someone brought forward in the fall. that still has to come to us as a city council to evaluate her choice and ultimately of proof or or not. we're as i understand it down to her last 2 candidates and she should be bringing forward a recommendation before the end of the month. so we're very excited for that to happen. do you know if there any internal candidates being considered? >>including current interim police chief, paul joseph, to see a candidate. my understanding is we've we've had candidates both from inside and outside the department and just say, you mentioned acting chief joseph, i >>really enjoyed working with him. i think he's doing a tremendous job of leading the department providing continuity and working very closely with with the community. so we'll we'll see though. it's ultimately the city manager's role to bring forward a recommendation after a thorough evaluation. and then the council has to make its decision. all right.

>>earlier this week, san jose tried to offer some tax breaks and some parking benefits trying to lure some businesses. a downtown. how's that going and how how bad is the problem in downtown san jose? >>yeah, we just improve incentives. you know, the story of downtown is really a tale of 2 downtown's on. on the one hand, we're the fastest rebounding downtown overall driven by the experience economy. the only city in the country that has rebounded faster in the downtown in terms of foot. traffic has been las vegas which pretty hard to compete with. but what's driving that rebound in san jose is activity nights and weekends. its restaurants live music bars, festivals. it has not been the return of the office worker. and so like cities across the country as you're referencing, we have high vacancy rates about 30% commercial vacancies and downtown our effort to get businesses to lease office space downtown really come

down to these 2 incentives. the city will be offering 2 years of free parking and 2 years of 0 city business tax or any business that as leasing office space and is new to our downtown with a minimum 4 year lease. >>and is this trying attract small businesses are bigger. corporations are you'll take doors are open. you'll take anyone you can get. >>stuart doors are open and downtown downtown is definitely open for business. we have we have lowered the threshold to 25 100 square feet to try promote small acquisition. we want to see smaller we're making a big push around it, creating ai startup ecosystem which already have over 20 ai startups that are venture-backed in our downtown right next door to san jose state university, which by the way, produces more technical

degree graduates every year than any other university in the state of california. but we are we're very happy to see any office use move down town of any size. all right. >>earlier today, you were just at a press conference where the state the state, i believe, was trying to put some investments into redevelopment creations of local parks where these local parks in san jose. and why is this such a big deal? >>well, yeah, thanks for mentioning that section of the privileged earlier today of taking a walking tour with secretary of the interior deb haaland all the way from washington. the department of the interior has provided a grant program in san jose competed the foreign and one with some assistance from our state park programs. you're right about that. we secured a 4.5 million dollar grant to build a park in the spartan keys neighborhood just south of downtown the traditionally underserved neighborhood. historically had a lot of industry and manufacturing has

become more of a residential neighborhood. lot of families, a lot of children, no parks, the nearest park from where this one will be located is a 30 minute walk, which along roads that are not all is as safe as they should be. so this going make a big difference for families in our city and spartan keys neighborhood. really appreciate the collaboration of the biden-harris administration. the newsom administration at the state level and collectively we put together the money to build an incredible amenity that will give our young kids and one of our most disadvantaged neighborhoods, access to nature and outdoor recreation. yeah, it's hot out there. i want citizens were like 30 something. >>31 days away from election day. you're are supporting prop 36, which would srengthen criminal penalties for repeat offenders for drug and thefts. the opposition is prop 47. >>and it would change would change parts of i do support prop 36 so much. >>well, because we see the crisis of homelessness, untreated addiction and retail theft, another property crime

playing out on our streets every single day. and the answer is treatment. it's to have accountability for treatment. i was in san francisco yesterday with the recovery community. nearly 100 individuals who are recovering addicts who said you cannot have recovery without accountability. i've seen this in my own family having loved ones who struggled from serious addiction. when you have folks who are trapped in a cycle of addiction, chronically homeless, sometimes committing crime in order to fund that addiction. we have a responsibility to intervene. it's the right thing to do. it will save lives. it's it's the right thing to do for that individual who's trapped in a cycle of addiction and can't make a rational decision for their self care. it's also the right thing to do for our broader community that deserves to be safe. people deserve to build, used their park, small businesses deserve to be able to operate safely and serve their customers and we need to stop paying this theft tax that we're all paying and spending billions of dollars. just managing this

homelessness crisis, it's time to get people indoors and a shelter or treatment and give them the support they need to turn their lives around. and so with that, you have an update on tiny home progress. these shelters they are trying to do for the homeless people in san jose. >>i do. thanks for us she just broke ground on a roof or are on an expansion that will add room for an additional 100. and 44 individuals will come straight. >>off the streets and have their own tiny room with access to services, including security, sanitation. he's manager meant opportunity to turn their lives around. it also means fewer impacts on the rest of the community. will we can get people indoors and connected to services. that's just one project of many that we are moving forward. in fact, over the next year, we will be adding roughly 1200 new safe and manage spaces where people can be. that's tiny homes converted, motel rooms, safe parking spaces or even

building out. our first safe sleeping site is an alternative to the unsafe. and unmanaged encampments that have plagued far too many of our california cities. >>and finally here, how are you staying cool during these heat waves? the top there in the south bay. >>it is. well, you know, it's it's fun turn on the sprinklers for the kids to run around the backyard. add word, you know, just trying to stay in the shade and and play in the water a little bit. but we are, by the way, for those who need it. just on a more serious note, we have cooling centers open in the city of san jose. you can find more on the city website if you need access to an air-conditioned space place plug in your phone, access a bathroom, we have all of our libraris and community centers as well as 3 cooling centers that have extended hours.

governor newsom today announced new safe and saying he says will help address the issue of homeless encampments across state, including right here in the bay area. capitol correspondent speaks with the governor and house his message and explains why some are skeptical. >>are demanding results. that was governor gavin newsom's messages he announced the state is granting a combined 130.7 million dollars to local governments across the state specifically to address the issue of encampment. we need to be democratized our streets and doing a compassionate way. why use intact support the people that are out there, the underlying causes. but we need to take back the streets. the governor has a warning what are called encampment resolution grant studies 18 local city and county governments across the state

from as far south as carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules are established. >>we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back. funds were no longer interested in funding via the city, receiving the largest share of the funding. sacramento governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. >>sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >>into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento

by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting that we have a cleaner and safer city. >>and we help as many people as possible. by continuing to seek more resources to be able to bring more people in with the services they need. still, republican state lawmakers say they're skeptical pointing to a state audit earlier this year that found the state spent more than 20 billion dollars on homeless programs. >>but failed to adequately track the results of that spending. >>i tend to has tape when i hear another 131 million dollars going out there without, you know, having something in place be accountable for it. >>and newsom says local governments that applied for funding but did not get it this time around can always apply for funding for a future around reporting in sacramento, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>in san francisco, scammers are found yet another way to rip off tourists as kron

four's. dan kerman reports this time it involves parking meters. here's what to look out for. >>parking in san francisco is always been difficult, especially around fisherman's wharf. and even when you do find a space figuring out how to operate, the parking meter comes with its own challenges. now to make matters worse. scammers have been tampering with these types of meters by putting phony qr codes like if you scan and you can pay. but the money won't be going to the city of san francisco. it will go to those behind the scam. so this is definitely a growing issue we're dealing with in society today. you never know. everyone's always trying to scam. you. >>and the fact that they got qr codes out here now never know young washout. those visiting the wharf as well as those who work down here are the least bit surprised. disappointing because i work down here. gomez and, you know, it's just, know, you want people to feel comfortable and safe out there

he's funny. qr codes were discovered at 5 different meters around fisherman's wharf on thursday. >>officials with san francisco say they don't know how many people were scammed, but they say the link has now been deactivated. so the key takeaway is this. if you're parking in san francisco and you go to a meter, whether it's this one or any other one in the city and you see a qr code. >>don't use it. not a single meador in san francisco uses qr codes in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>more former first lady melani

trump stance on abortion is getting mixed views from her

husband supporters. tonight, the hot button issue remains top of mind for many voters. our dc's raquel martin has more. >>former first lady melania trump is getting heat for announcing her support for abortion rights. without a there is no room for compromise when it comes to essential died in a new book and this social media video, she puts herself at odds with her husband and many of his supporters in derby to have freedom is a fundamental to the nation's leading pro-life group criticized her remarks saying for most women abortions are coerced, unwanted or inconsistent with their own preferences step son. eric trump is defending his step-mom. it very individual decision in vice presidential candidate jd vance is prepared to let it fly. melania is entitled to her own views but it doesn't change how i talk about this issue or how the campaign talks about the issue. the trump campaign says abortion rights should be up to each

state. >>and before melania trump's post candidate donald trump said he would veto a national abortion ban. we are not full but abortion rights advocate layla fastly warns the trumps are attempting to confuse voters weeks ahead of the election. we know his record. >>we know he is responsible that we do not have a federal constitutional right to abortion. 14 states have enacted abortion bans voters in 9 more states will consider abortion protections this november in washington, raquel martin. 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.

to foley. is now in theaters. the film hits movie screens 5 years after the original in the entertainment report, scott movie mantz lets us know if it was worth the wait. take a look. >>ok, so here we are 5 years to the day, the first controversial joker movie opens with 96 million dollars domestically on its way to making more than a billion dollars worldwide. the highest grossing r rated movie ever. intel deadpool wolverine came along and said hold my beer and one lead actor academy award for joaquin phoenix. sequel is theaters now. but was it worth the wait >>on i >>honestly, i thought the first joker was a little disturbing, but i still really admired as a bold, shocking,

riveting, powerful film and joaquin phoenix. absolutely to start that best. actor oscar. but the most shocking thing about the sequel is how tall and boring it is for the most part, it's a courtroom drama and it's a musical. but it moves along at such a sluggish pace with musical numbers that are underwhelming, even with grammy and oscar winner, lady gaga singing building to a week pay off. i literally turned to the person next to me and said really is that it? the first joker took a big swing and knocked it out of the park like shohei ohtani. it was an edgy movie. the head teeth. but the sequel is a big swing and it's a miss. it's almost like it's director todd phillips backtracked on the risky pulled this. he put behind the first movie and as a result, the joker has lost his age. maybe that was the point. so i guess the joke is

on cost around 200 million dollars to make compared to just 55 million dollars for the first movie and its projected to make about 70 million dollars domestically. probably a lot less could be as low as 50 million with just 39% on rotten tomatoes. so if you see the movie, let me know what you think. hit up on x and instagram at the manse. that's the entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm scott movie mantz. >>in some tech news learning more about a new type of gas station. that's all for e these rich demuro explains in rich on tech. >>there's fish jerky and fresh sushi. but no gas at this station. and then i will go ahead and just plug right in. well, here at click, rove is a company building a first of its kind public charging station think gas station. but for evs.

>>despite all the spending and excitement about the big growth in a big infrastructure, there's more kers much more we need to located in santa ana. rove has everything you need to relax and recharge. we also will have service staff on site and security at night. so, you know, you'll be safe. you know, you'll get help if you can't the charge of the worker, you don't understand our works. there are 40 fast chargers for all ev brands. free wi-fi in the lounge, clean restrooms and even a car wash. >>if you think you have enough drinks, there's so many but it's a high-end convenience store operated by the premium. grocery retailer gal since that might make. you want to stay a while. i mean, when was the last time you saw maple glazed and smoked salmon bites at the gas station. we really want to focus on premium and healthy options for the customer. >>all right. the unique experience of charging a car versus going to the gas station a little more time to potentially make better choices. there's a much larger selection than you typically find on the road, including

candy protein bars. household staples. freshly prepared items like sandwiches, cut fruit. and of course, coffee. well, if you're going to be road trip, you have to have coffee and this machine makes it on demand. >>we have a solar panels as our canopy. rove reflects the changing nature of transit. not everyone can charge evs at home or work. >>and on the road can still be hit or miss by building out the public charging it's giving people the confidence that they're going to be able to charge their car and be able to get to where they need to go. >>in fact, for you, the name rove was inspired by the b 52 song, rome and there are more locations plant. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>more top headlines fr

>>thanks for joining us at kron. news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. >>right now a fire in lake county is threatening more than 2000 structures. many of them are homes. the glen haven fire is burning near the clear lake area forward. progress has been stopped. it at 10% contained. the families are now seeking shelter inside a casino about an hour south kron. 4 shock moment spoke with the families who don't know if they'll have a home to return to. >>a glen haven fire is not as large as other fires we've seen in northern california so far this year. but its location is what makes it particularly dangerous. one

bad turn of the wind. can send it into hundreds of homes which has dozens people here at this relocation, shelter, wondering if they'll be able to go home. upper him to. >>feeling apprehensive. i do. i go home. they cut the power off within 10 minutes when it first started. when home to. >>does anybody know kate johnson, her husband and their dogs evacuated early friday and made it to a friend's house. but then we're trapped again evacuating a second time avoiding a fast-moving fire burning hundreds of acres. her family captured these photos showing black smoke billowing over the hills armageddon. i just don't want to cry right now. johnson's shocked and says this is the first wildfire she's seen since moving to northern california. >>and to me terrorizing. i just didn't want to burn up. >>the fire is confirmed to have taken at least 2 homes.

and johnson says she saw it all go down. >>from where we stood, we were watching homes catch on how many would you said? >>at the red cross station at twin pine casino hotel friday night. about 30 people were seeking help. ron reynolds who is leading the charge with the red cross says the fire started just across the street from his home. so, yeah, my home is right on the water and we literally looked across the road. there were the flames is also working with a slim crew, hoping the fire can get to some amount of containment fast october's probably lake county's roughest months. that's what we have. the makers fires. >>the temperatures, the wind issues. and also red cross is is really stretched because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. >>cal fire has told us that they will be working throughout the night to get to some level of containment with this wildfire with already some of those evacuation order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but

still, we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first place reporting here in lake jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>well, jack also found this little girl at the evacuation center, california cal fire crews brought her here after rescuing her from the fire zone. they're still waiting for her owner to come claim her. in the meantime, her temporary care takers names glenda, the good witch from the wizard of oz. what a cutie. let's get a check on the conditions in that area. for that, we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>until we get the first rain here in october, we're going to be dealing with this and fire danger going to be running extremely high out there tonight. we've got clear skies around the bay area just beginning to see the offshore winds starting to kick in again in those offshore winds are very dry and very, very

warm. so in the clear lake area here, the latest fire conditions there. temperatures in the 70's winds have calmed down and that is great news for firefighters. they be able to slow down that fire. but overnight tonight, those winds expected to ramp up outside and more of a northerly component to that wind, which will push that fire further south of the continues to burn. so that's what we're watching right now is red flag warnings have been taken down in the north bay and continuing other parts of the bay area. you get toward the oakland hills, you get toward the santa cruz mountains for black hawk camino and toss to harm scotts valley. the all posted there through tomorrow morning expecting some gusty winds of 30 miles per hour tonight into early tomorrow morning. even some gusty winds, i think by tomorrow afternoon. but yeah, they continue not only here but all the way down in the monterey bay area. we've got some gusty winds and high fire danger in the forecast for tonight and tomorrow. the winds, yeah, they're expected to kick up, in fact, beginning to turn offshore overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. and that's the concern. you get those dry, offshore winds, fire danger going to be critical into early tomorrow

morning. thanks, lawrence. >>the niners will be playing against the arizona cardinals on levi's on sunday. and it's set to be a hot one with temperatures in the 90's is expected to be the hottest game at levi's stadium ever. and if you're planning on going to the game, experts are reminding fans to drink plenty of water. >>the fans, another story again, if you know your community and that direct sunlight, you want to make sure that you're hydrating, you want to avoid alcohol and you need to take breaks. get in the shade and cool off. it's also important to take care of each other. so parents take care of the kids. you want to take care of these older adults because older adults, the elderly and the kids really just aren't as efficient cooling off. so they're at much higher risk. >>now to an update, the suspect in a shooting that killed 2 people last month in napa has now died from injuries. police say belts are juarez had been in custody at

a hospital after shooting himself on the day of the incident. the shooting happened on the morning of september 20 on lincoln avenue about a mile away from napa high school officers found georgina padilla and ralph andino, the 3rd dead. police have not said what led to those shootings. tonight we're learning a man was killed after being hit by a bus and multiple cars in fremont. investigators say the crash happened yesterday morning in the area of mission and warm springs boulevard. they say the man was standing in the road when a passenger bus crashed into him and he was then hit by several other cars. officers say all the drivers are cooperating with the investigation and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. but they do say to you, it does not appear to be a factor. in walnut creek. police are looking for a group of people who use sledgehammers to rob a jewelry store. this happened thursday afternoon near main and monte apolo boulevard. according to police, the 4

suspects broke into display cases and so purses and jewelry. they say one employee was heard from the broken glass and anyone with information is asked to call police. well, something fun happening later today. the 24th annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival is back golden gate park. the three-day event kicked off on friday. more than 70 artists are expected to perform through the weekend and all for free. if you plan to go, organizers recommend you take public transportation as parking is very limited. upwards of 750,000 people are expected to attend. a reminder, the northbound one-on-one connector ramp in san francisco is closed and will be closed through the weekend. you can see here on this map, it's around 7 street where 101 needs i-eighty. agency says the ramp closure is needed to repair concrete barriers and railings years worth of damage caused by crashes. the closure is scheduled to last until monday scheduled to last until monday morning.

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>>the firing without cause of santa clara county superintendent of schools. talk to mary ann dewan is gaining some mixed reactions from the public. the superintendent was terminated by the board of education on wednesday. and today we're now learning more from community members and her legal team about the sudden decision. kron four's lezla gooden has new details. >>friday outside the santa clear office of education, parents, educators and administrators rally just days after the santa clara county superintendent of schools dr mary ann dewan was fired without cause by the board of

education. some calling her termination, a political attack. this reckless decision led to staff walking out in protest. highlighting the inappropriateness and harm caused by. >>this lack of transparency it was a glaring signal that something is deeply wrong with this process. >>now some board members are calling for a public hearing next week to prompt further understanding of her removal. >>as an employee, i demand a full investigation of the unethical trustees. who are here for their own personal gain and not for the students or employees as coe. i stand in support. doctor dewan counter protesters to make their voices heard saying justice was served to the superintendent that i'm one of the rita would like to go fire. >>she went against the population south county where

she removed the program and i had to fight over. get good lawyers involved in on pampered always been told. if you don't do this and your kids and even with bye-bye court. >>well, if you don't sign you're going center intimidation all the and legal counsel representing dr wants a letter to the santa clara county board of education. >>alleging they have violated california's ralph and brown at insurance open meetings for local government or they explain the board helped several closed meetings that violated this law as they discussed topics not legally eligible for private sessions such as dr to watch termination us to bring 10 day as evidence of unlawful secret meetings during the closed session on october. second 2024. doctor dhawan was informed by a member of the public who is a personal friend of one of the members on the board that she would essentially be terminated. >>now they are demanding that the board reverses their

decision on her termination, saying that yuan is also a constitutional officer of the state meeting. the board does not have the authority to release we're told the board has received this notice. lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>due to high, he lingering parts of the east and south bays are currently under red flag warning. the highest risk is expected for tonight. kron four's rob nesbit has more. >>here at station, 25 in castro valley. they have the red flag raised on the flagpole behind me. it's been hot all week, but a number of factors triggered the warning from the national weather service. >>the crew of 30 plus firefighters with the alameda county fire department are on high alert. friday battalion chief kept karlynn talk with me about the factors that cause a red flag warning in the east temperature. anything above 75 degrees. >>humidity. anything below. 25%. and then when we don't have the wind today, we do have a nice breeze. wind is factor that the other factors

were enough to trigger a red flag warning for this area driving around the east bay. it's clear from the golden brown fields just how dry conditions are battalion. chief carlin says that we've gone so long without rain that the grass is dry enough to go up in flames within an hour of getting wet, fuels, trees and brush. take a little longer to cure being that we haven't had rain 41 days. everything go right now. and historically, we've had some of our. >>largest fires in october. carlin says one of his firefighters is back on the job friday for the first time since being injured in the corral fire for months ago. no calls for wildfires in the east bay as of midday friday. but karla is paying attention to an active fire in lake county and case cal fire put out the call for help spark or any. amber has a 90% chance of taking off. so with that, you don't want to strike iraq keep your motorized equipment out of the dry brush. >>and you have to plan missions ahead of time. you can't start when the conditions are already here. the red flag warning from the national weather service is in

effect until 09:00am saturday. >>reporting in castro valley. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. i

looking to get out, enjoy the sunshine this weekend. there's plenty happening in san francisco. that includes the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. and it's one of the biggest events back at golden gate park now with a slew of artists for free kron. 4 charles clifford has more on what to expect. if you plan on going. >>well, this is the 24th year of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate. park. organizers expect as many as 750,000 people could attend over the next 3 days. the weather will

probably be a little hot, especially in the afternoon as many people attend this free concert. this year's hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park runs friday, saturday and sunday there over 70 artists performing on 6 stages including cat power. and charlie overbey on friday, allison brown on saturday and abby posner and ag limit blue summit on sunday for anyone attending the festival this weekend. there are a few things to keep in mind. the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for san francisco that runs through 11:00pm saturday. they predict that saturday and sunday should both be sunny with a high near 78. some fog is possible in the mornings, but that's unlikely to last all day. hardly strictly is a free event, which means there will be large crowds of people. if you're anywhere near golden gate park this weekend, expect traffic delays. there's also very limited street parking in the area and organizers recommend that instead of driving attendees take public transportation use rideshares bike or walk to golden gate park. there is some paid parking available, but it's very limited. and finally,

there are limits on what people can bring into the event high back chairs. hard cited, coolers, tents or umbrellas are not allowed, but you can bring in small backpacks and blankets. check the hardly strictly website for a full list of what is and is not allowed this weekend. gates open at 09:00am and the last concert is expected to ed by 07:00pm in san francisco. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>the cal bears standout guard. jaden. noble is known for more than just her playing on the basketball court. the grad transfer from washington is starting to gain some popularity through her artwork as kron. 4 sports director jason dumas tells us when it comes to her craft, it's more than just a paycheck. >>cooper friday during season where you're from. 09:00am to honestly six-five whatever with film practice weights, conditioning, rehab, recovery, all of that artist by night.

>>when you love it so much to sever work, you know, naming so does interest me never like i got to get so and so's order out like i get to just sit down, put on my headphones and me my own creative space for a while that still lie for cal berkeley senior jaden noble, whether it's straight out of practice before practice all get up earlier, work on some stuff and is there a beautiful to look at puts you in a good space before you start your day finish your day. >>of course, was always standout >>i was always just a fun past time until it became more. i was always that kid in class that would like kill every our assignment, you know, and i took our classes going up and bite. amazing art teacher. >>but i feel like it wasn't until about 2 years ago that i really started to be like i could do this as a job. she started designing sneakers for her teammates. >>them players across the country took note. pro athletes, even future naismith basketball hall of famer. >>jamal crawford, do some shoes for to lord. all want just say it like to destroy it. levels and the artistic

part of, you know, bringing things to the campus was just unbelievable. and like a true artist, the vision for her future. >>is way more nuanced than a dollar sign. i hope to just grow as much as i can as artists. you know, it's a much less about like the logistics, including like a legit, like goal of like, oh, i hope that i get this much money or i hope that i'm working at 90. it's so much less about that us is like my experience with it. >>more nfriday

was the second to last jobs report before election day. it's also the first one since the federal government cut the benchmark interest rates.

jessi turnure reports on the new economic outlook. >>job numbers aren't that job numbers they're real. friday's new jobs report is giving the white house goldilocks five's. you continue to see. >>and that that this remains a strong and healthy, but not too fast. not too hot economy. the report shows the economy added more than 250,000 jobs in september. >>and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. this is the kind of strong, steady pace that is delivering for people all across the country. heather boucher with the council of economic advisors point specifically to the 25,000 new construction jobs she credits the biden administration with prioritizing infrastructure, semiconductors and clean energy. we've been seeing this run-up in construction because of those investments. other economists say the growth across a variety of sectors from restaurants to retail is a good sign. here we have more

participants >>taking part in the would be hiring party. mark hamrick with bankrate says wages are up to. >>by 4% over the past year, which is above the recent pace of inflation. that means that buying power is slowly being restored. but the trump campaign argues all is not rosy. it says the u.s. has lost thousands of relatively high-paying manufacturing jobs in the past 2 months to foreign manufacturers. and according to a new marist poll, many americans are not sure the economy is just right. 40% say the economy is in poor condition in washington. i'm jessi tenure as federal leaders spearhead a recovery effort for communities hit by hurricane helene. >>they're also thinking about preventing future disasters. hundreds of people have now died and the death toll keeps rising. the biden administration says rebuilding has to be done with climate resilience in mines, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains.

>>the devastation from hurricane helene is widespread and federal leaders say they're pouring resources into the recovery effort. this is going to be a long journey, but that's exactly why the work has been underway from day one. but they're also looking at the bigger picture. storms likely are getting stronger and stronger. and president biden blames climate change. nobody can deny the impact of climate crisis anymore. least i hope they don't. must be brain dead, they white house adviser tom perez says the impacts of climate change are intensifying. we are having these conversations. >>in places like florida, not every 100 years, but with great frequency. the biden administration tells me the plan is to rebuild communities hurt by helene with an eye toward the increasing threats. our immediate focus is to make sure people get that help that they need. >>also working to make sure that we're smarter for the long term so that our infrastructure is more resilient. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says they're working on ways to blunt the effects of severe weather that are evacuation

routes for future hurricanes or materials that are better able to withstand a storm or moving things to higher ground because he predicts more disasters are just around the corner. hopefully never something as devastating as helene. but we know that there's more where this came from coming toward the united states, which is why we need to build and design in a more resilient way. and secretary buttigieg says they already have a head start on that because of funding earmarked for climate resiliency in the infrastructure package passed back in 2021. in washington, i'm hannah brandt. this

sunday, more than 2 dozen members of the san francisco police department will be recognized for their heroism and quick thinking in relation

to the shooting of forty-niners player ricky pearsall. and you can get involved to the union square lines is hosting a country music concert open to the public. for more on what to expect. kron four's justine waldman spoken. marisa rodriguez with the union square alliance. how did you decide on a country music concert in union square in order to honor sfpd? >>well, you know, sometimes when you're running a nonprofit, you have to be creative and you have work with what actually already on its way. and so we're really appreciative of a partnership that we have another planet who supports outside lands. and this is one of the many concerts they're doing throughout san francisco. and we talked to them and said, would it be ok to take this opportunity to also honor our first responders in union square? we have a great team out there. they're working really hard to really protect all of who shot come to visit. stay in our hotels, celebrate the holidays, celebrate the

springtime in some of our other campaigns and activations. could we use opportunity to really thank them. >>and we'll ricky be there. >>you there's talk about that, but i'm i'm not yet, ok, we'll wait and see. and when and where is this concert? exactly. let's get those details. and he's performing. >>absolutely. so it's this sunday in union square plaza, as you can see and great. a great venue to celebrate, dance and enjoy this warm weather that you just talked about. >>3 o'clock is when it starts to kickoff and then around 4 o'clock 4.30, the program will begin. our mayor will be in attendance and also there to help us 28 officers were part the response that we have a number of officers that are just in and around our district in the just want to make sure that this is a great opportunity to celebrate their car we were in union square. we have a great we are supporting great deal. we want to give back. those first responders, the police department is very visible when you're out there in union

square. >>how is it going? revitalizing that area concerts just seemed like a little part of that. yeah, definitely. this summer we've had a number of concerts and you did mention who who is coming. so this time it's lewis and sophia scott there, new to country music. we're excited to have them there celebrate that network. we've had a number of concerts, but we really started to experience a just uptick in momentum around people interested opening businesses. expanding business is a big restaurant bar, as well. >>lots of incredible rooftop restaurants and other restaurants opening muslim stars in a number great bars as well. so we're feeling that momentum, unfortunately, no this event, very unusual for our community, really did just surprised all of us. and and we're just really appreciative our baseline to support is so strong that within seconds are officers, as you see were at the ready and supported

supporting, you know, our our victim in this case. in any case, really, we're just seeing that a lot. there's a strong supporter. just getting on a concert like this is certainly way to take back the narrative. >>yes, indeed. thank you. absolutely. we definitely want to stress that this is our union square is very residents in san francisco that we want to make sure that we can enjoy. all right. go over the details one more time when and where can people go? union square, the center, the heart, the plaza at 03:00pm. the musical start. that concert really will kickoff around 4, 4.30. we'll have our program honoring our first responders. all right. marissa, thank you so much for joining us. have fun this weekend. sounds like it'll be a good time. >>more and 11th hour reversal o

the biden administration, student loan relief plan. a missouri judge is temporarily blocking it. >>this just hours after a georgia court allowed a temporary hold to expire, tens of millions of borrowers now wondering if their debt will ever be forgiven. news nation's elizabeth prann has the latest. >>the victory for the biden administration was short-lived. the president has been trying to make student loan forgiveness stick. it's been shot down or halted by courts. we're seeing in swing states and red states. a lot of legal jujitsu just this week alone, as you know, we're just about a month away from election day. so in georgia, judge essentially told republican lawyers they didn't have a case leaving the restraining order to expire. so in theory, it could roll out for well over 25 million people who are waiting for

either partial or full student loan debt relief. hours later, a missouri judge filed an injunction. so it's back in limbo. let's look at some of the state missouri, alabama, arkansas, florida, north dakota and ohio all filed suit after the president proposed this forgiveness for borrowers. so the district judge in georgia said the lawyers didn't prove that biden 73 billion dollar loan forgiveness program would hurt tax revenue in georgia. in other words, they didn't have a case. the judge previously ruled in missouri that perhaps that state does have a standing to file suit because unlike georgia, the state does offer a nonprofit student loan service, which could lose millions in funding with this presidential program. it's far from over. and basically it's going to slug up and down the judicial system. the st. louis based district judge is matthew slept. that is a trump appointee and he basically said the program must be halted while it's reviewed. despite the administration's attempt to keep it rolling.

who does this apply to? if you're wondering if you're one of those folks, basically, if you owe more than you first borrow due to interest. so upwards of 20 k and interest or if you're a borrower making less than $120,000 a year, if you're a couple making less than $240,000 a year, you also have to prove that you've been paying off your loans for more than 2 decades and you haven't applied for forgiveness before there are a number of critics, a vocal republicans say this is overreaching. it is unfair, according to the administration already clear debt for almost 4 million 7 and a half million have received partial relief. critics also point to the u.s. national debt. it is ticking upwards of 35 trillion dollars back in 2023. the supreme court said the biden administration cannot cancel more than 430 billion dollars worth of debt. the president plans and hopes to over 10 year plan relieve at least 150 billion. the supply chain

crisis. the country's been fearing averted for now, tens of thousands of dockworkers across the country returning to work today after ending their strike temporarily. >>the biden administration and a variety of industries have been warning about the dire economic consequences. the longer the strike went on. now news nation's ryan bass reports from the port of tampa with more. >>dockworkers and ports across the country, including here at port tampa bay checked into their shift this morning. i went back onto the job after that tentative deal was reached in there, strike increasing their pay. but the key thing here is it didn't clog up the supply chain with the economy and critical hurricane relief supplies which come through ports like this one in tampa can now get to the families that need them as they continue to recover from hurricane helene. 45,000 workers went back on the job this morning at 36 ports across the country ranging from maine to florida to texas as a crisis was averted with that current contract extended until january 15th. now that

tentative agreement will up 62% over 6 years increasing from roughly 39 bucks to $63 an hour. this was the union's first full-scale strike since 1977, which was said to be costing the u.s. economy billions of dollars per president biden praising the united states maritime alliance and the union for hammering out this tentative agreement saying, quote, for acting patriotic to reopen our ports and ensure the availability of critical supplies. the president had been urging the next to work out a fair offer. now here in florida for tampa bay is one of 4 major ports here in the sunshine state. we spoke with the man who oversees a lot of the operations at these ports and he is relieved that key hurricane supplies, things like wood, gasoline, aluminum that's needed to rebuild and restore lot of our communities here can now get to the folks here in tampa bay and across the state that need it. >>is fantastic news. and >>you know, we here in florida have been working part 2, trying to figure out a way to make sure we got this applies

to those impacted by hurricane and we appreciate the efforts by by negotiators on both sides to get this. they had to settle. we're happy as can be that this cargo will begin flowing in the morning. >>prolonged strike could have potentially impacted getting a lot of these materials to families that are trying to rebuild their lives right now post-hurricane. now, there is still some negotiating to be had between the union and a lot of these shipping companies as well, especially the key differences of the use of automated machinery. that's going to be one sticking point that will be in negotiations up until that new deadline, which now is in january reporting here in tampa at port tampa. ryan, best. in the

new mini series law mckean, a an aging boxer must navigate his ailing mind. am a serious underworld forces for his last shot in securing a boxing title. courtney friel spoke with the cast at the show's red carpet premiere in tonight's entertainment report. >>hi there. this show has been a long time coming for the 2 stars gael garcia bernal and diego luna who happen to be childhood friends and came up with this idea back in 2010. >>growing up. it's about maturing is you finding and finding out that you have to let go in order to find something new and something else likes.

>>it's ultimate this is hulu's regional show in spanish oh, yeah, no, where we're so thankful and they grateful as we've been, you know, that they that they helped search like them you know, help propel this took i mean, we feel that this that this series is going to be seen. we this year going to be seen over the world and is going to resonate everywhere. >>this is of the also being the first show in spanish means a lot to, you things are changing and it's it's it's time it's time. and hoping audience give them my and opportunity. and this is supposed to he, and no matter where you leave, you know, because it's again, journey of these friendship is university every possible way. if you do

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>>a 13 to 13 win over new england last week. trying to make it 2 in a row sunday when they host the arizona cardinals. they did get some good news on the injury front is george kittle and fred warner both back at practice today in a limited role, both are listed as questionable for sunday's game kill with a rib injury war with an ankle ailment. now, so far this season when the niners have listed a player as questionable, he's been able to play 56% of the time. very precise to from producer pete. so carol, and we're hopefully a little bit better than a 50, 50 shot to face the cardinals this weekend. one arizona player that could be a difference maker sunday is buddha baker's the all pro safety. we'll be making his one 100th career start for the

team on sunday. he hasn't slowed down one bit since being drafted by the cards in the second round of the 2017 nfl draft. the team actually traded up 9 spots in that draft to get baker. yeah, i think it's worked out pretty well. one of their better move speaker has many encounters with the niners through the years and he's very direct in his feelings for the red and gold there now. just don't like, you know, and they know that's time. we just have a good time. play and they have various different, you schemes within the scheme. >>and i really can appreciate because, you know, i'm a student game. i love to watch football. you know that that that offense his team is really good i'd rather not plan, you know, is like one of those guys is very talented player. i think what really separates buddha is his. he can decipher a play very quickly. >>and he never slows down like he is in the most complement of way. the energizer bunny on a football field.

>>how could anybody not meanwhile, in las vegas, even though we're still 27 days away from halloween to hunt adams has creeped up his request for a trade with a couple of instagram post today that has both raider fans and raevyn fans buzzing. all right. so yesterday we reported that the 2 teams in the mix for adams where the jets and the saints, which makes some sense. aaron rodgers and derek carr, the last 2 quarterbacks that he caught passes from. but today, you're really a 3rd tea may be appearing from thin air check this out. adams, his first post was a picture of one of america's greatest poets, edgar allan poe. neither adams catching up on his poetry or maybe trying to tell us something. of course, you all know pose fate. most famous poem is called the raven. so then and then his next post follows that up with a quote from a ground which believe nothing new here and half of what you see currently every radar and raevyn follower are trying to solve

the riddle. just another day with the silver and black. >>while the niners will be playing against arizona cardinals at levi's on sunday. and it's to be a hot one with temperatures in the 90's expected to be the hottest game at the stadium ever plan on going to the game. experts are reminding to drink plenty of water. >>the fans, another story again, if you know your community and that direct sunlight, you want to make sure that you're hydrating, you want to avoid alcohol and you need to take breaks. get in the shade and cool off. it's also important to take care of each other. so parents take care of the kids. you want to take care of these older adults because older adults, the elderly and the kids really just aren't as efficient cooling off. so they're at much higher risk. >>kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to let you know what to expect if you plan on going out there, lawrence.

>>therefore, if your son now the heat, that law means several hours out there and we're talking about serious temperatures go along with that may be as high as 99 degrees game starts 1 o'clock. temperatures going to be ready in the 80's, but it is only going heat up into the afternoon. almost triple digits. you'll be baking out that he'd make sure you take care if you're out there have a lot of cold stuff to drink. if you're out of the game the right now we are fog free for the most part. that's the way it's going to stay offshore. winds likely to kick in overnight tonight starting to see that component, that little northerly component to the wind developing outside. and that means and it's going to be off and running with the temperatures again tomorrow. in fact, we're good. we saw temperatures come down a little bit today. they're going right back up tomorrow about 89 downtown san francisco. 82 degrees in the sunset along the coastline, due back in the 70's. and even a couple 80's by tomorrow afternoon inside the bay about 88 degrees member. 88 also in burlingame moving south. we're going to see those temperatures heating up in the 90's. then we start to talk about some triple digit temperatures in the south bay promise and poor air quality, too by the afternoon will be hazy. there and the hot all

around over the east bay hills, triple digits. going to be more common 100 into a little more. maybe 103, in pleasanton, 103 in dublin. you're looking at 102 walnut creek 97 hot, even stanley and or so. these temperatures going to soar as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. but a long week of the heat kind of where dow we've got advisories for heat continuing to tomorrow and sunday. finally starting to see signs of cooling down toward the middle of next week. stephanie. >>and that doesn't here for us at com for news. we hope tune in right back here in the morning. starting at 7 o'clock on saturday, iran thanks for watching and have a great weekend.

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