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

rothman. people around the nation and the world are mourning today for october 7th. it marks one year since the hamas attack in israel, a terrorist group killed 1200 people and took about 250 people hostage. it's the deadliest attack against jewish people since the holocaust sparking retaliation by israel in gaza. also, that's killed more than 40,000 palestinians and recently intensifying the conflict in the middle east. many are calling for the hostages to be returns and an end to violence. >>enough them. >>and the south bay, the bay area, jewish community relations council held a vigil at san jose state today. that's in honor of the lives lost in the october 7th attack. the organization is holding events all throughout the bay area to give people an opportunity to mourn. and just a few feet away, a pro palestine counter-protests group organizers say they plan

to hold what they call a rage week demanding and informing students about the aftermath of the attack. all while the group says they're also trying to convince administrators to divest from israel. a bay area muslim organization is also reflecting on this one-year anniversary of the conflict. the october 7th is a difficult day for a pro-palestinian groups like the bay area's council on american islamic relations. also known as care. the group's executive director says this is a day of grieving for everyone because of the violence that ensued after the attack. the group believes peace will not be achieved without israel agreeing to a cease-fire. >>the fact that he has been one whole year is a nightmare beyond belief so long as israel is indiscriminately bombing children. >>schools, mosques. >>churches, health care workers. >>and on and on. it's difficult to have confidence

in any argument that israel wants peace, its behavior tells us the exact opposite. >>the loose as pressure needs to be put on the biden administration to stop providing weapons to israel. gaza's ministry of health says more than 41,000 palestinians have been killed over the last year. well, let's switch gears now. get a look at the forecast. taking a live look now at downtown san francisco kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and he's tracking when the heat wave will finally come to an lawrence. >>we've got clear skies. now there's a hit. there's going to be some fog forming a little later overnight lows. how about this? it hasn't been this cool overnight. quite some time. enjoy that. temperatures dropping off the 50's for overnight lows. tomorrow's temperatures going to pull way back said triple digits. you're still hot inland here at about 96 degrees in antioch, 92 and live more. but you're not the triple digits about 93 in morgan hill. 88 san jose. a cool 67 in half moon bay next couple days temperatures coming down across the board,

even a slight chance of showers on saturday. >>thanks, lawrence. and in concord is dead tonight after police say another man intentionally ran him over the 33 year-old man was allegedly murdered outside bonn, fair market on grand street. that was around 7.45 sunday evening. witnesses say a group of people were fighting outside the gas station before tucker line saw 2 people fighting like a group of guys find one guy and then loud bang off of the gunshot or car hit something. >>and then are going back one of the talks was really tore up. a whatever. >>police say the suspect attempted to flee the scene but was caught later down the road. he has been identified as 22 year-old concord resident. alex. those is he was arrested and booked for murder. police say the victim and the suspect knew each other. but there's no word yet on a motive. and alert for parents tonight in the south

bay school officials are warning about a scam targeting students and asking for their bank account information. kron. 4 shock moment spoke at a family who almost handed over their financial information before finding out it was all a scam. >>well, the student i spoke with says that he's been working multiple different jobs to save up money when he graduates high school later this school year. and when he got in his phone, promising work from home benefits and up to $400 a week, if it would be an easy fix. but when it started asking him for his credit card info, that's when his mom had to step and so he started to apply for and he asked like, oh, they're asking if i have a debit or credit card said, ok? >>odd. and then he's like, oh, it's asking for my debit credit card number. so wow. >>with tca county says her guy already has working experience. so she says she wasn't concerned about him applying for a job until the application asks for their financial information. that wasn't an actual website or a

company's website. it was just a google doc form. the e-mail was a blast chain e-mail sent to hundreds of potential. you said union high school district emails. let tcs as though the dead giveaway that it was a phishing attempt. was that many of the e-mail address is set to were fake or repetitive and that there were spelling errors in the email itself. these kids are. >>getting ready to go to college in, you know, enter into adulthood >>they're being taken advantage of by who knows who was just it's not right. east side union high school district told kron 4 it heard of similar phishing emails going to other districts and has been working proactively with google to block incoming phishing emails, though it wasn't perfect. he said union says it doesn't know how many students are being targeted or if any students actually had their bank account information compromised. they told us the priority now is informing the public about this issue, saying in a statement, quote, if any student or parent receives a suspicious email, they're worried about contact the district by phone. we're

on the school's website for more information. i felt a lot job patients. so i didn't know exactly like was normal or not normal. and for a guy. >>it's a valuable lesson as he gets ready to graduate high school, how easy would have been checked if i were asking questions, i could possibly got my stuff like taking advantage it. i think pretty much now. a tca tells me that she plans on reporting this phishing attempt to san jose police. we reached out to san jose police ourselves to find out if anybody else has complained about these phishing attempts. and we have yet to hear back reporting in east side, san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >>new tonight, livermore police blasting alameda county district attorney pamela price. the police department took the da to task over a case involving a violent felon who attacked and robbed 2 women with a gun. the attack happened back in may of 2023. police today say these hacker was already on parole in connection with a shooting.

he's now been sentenced to 5 years and 8 months in prison. but the police chief requested the da files sentencing enhancements, meaning a longer prison sentence. but according to police price rejected that request. this is now the latest issue between the dea and local police last week. every police union in alameda county came out in support of removing her from office. >>industry could soon be making its last delivery. marijuana delivery service founded in san francisco is planning to end operations by the end of the year. the company's ceo tells kron 4 eases assets were sold at auction back in august. he goes on to say management is working with the new ownership group who will determine whether operations will reopen next year. it's unclear, though, if any employees will be laid off in this. but the ceo does say they will have an update coming up next month.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. we're now learning a child was hurt after getting hit by a car in san francisco's inner richmond neighborhood. police say the child was riding a bike with an adult when they got hit by a car around 6 this evening. it happened in the area of 7th avenue in balboa street. investigators say the driver involved state cooperated with the investigation. but an advocate for the street safety does tell us she was playing soccer with her daughter and that boy who was injured just about 30 minutes before the crash and says she rushed to the scene because of the dangers. >>they got there and i found out it was him. and i was i

openly. on the street. >>i have spoken with his mother. we know the family. >>well, they got rushed to the hospital. >>he's in the last update. i've gotten his that he's in stable condition and they awaiting the result of seeing a ct scan. >>jen knows the cove is also running for district supervisor's seat. she says the area is a known problem spot for pedestrians because of car speeding and also running through stop signs. and speaking of that, new traffic changes are in effect in san francisco is west portal neighborhood. this is where back in march, a family of 4 was tragically hit and killed by a car kron four's. sara stinson spent some time there at the intersection today. the check out the new changes. >>the changes include restricting cars and adding a transit only lane at the intersection of west portal avenue. and you, lois street there, you can see several of these do not enter signs. the

newness of it all through off some people and had others skeptical of how these changes will make a difference. >>driving through the intersection of west portal avenue. and you, lois street in san francisco is west portal neighborhood. looks a little different he says nearly all make this my first day that i had to drive through here. traffic changes, confuse pedestrians and drivers. some had to make illegal u-turns on going through the new one way on lenox way. sfmta crews spent the day guiding people through the city is making these safety improvements after a family of 4 was hit and killed by a driver at the bus stop here on march 16th. the tragic crash still fresh for the community iphone crash half an hour after happened. the changes include no left turns from northbound west portal avenue. on to you. lois street know westbound through traffic on new lows street at west portal avenue and no left turns from southbound west

portal avenue onto senti street sfmta held several public hearings to get feedback before approving the but they're doing something. i think it's a little bit safer already. but some who live nearby say the city missed the mark with these improvements up and >>they came out like a bunch when this thing happened. this planned out of their back pocket because this is what they wanted okay and then basically shut it down our throat crying safety and they don't even their drug. they don't address one thing that had to do with the accident. glad that the city's addressing these issues. >>and fans that the changes affect implementing. we're the ones that are needed. this is what they think should have been changed. installation of traffic lights, additional stop signs. >>i enforcement by police officers regarding traffic speed. we've been trying to get a stop sign there for like over 10 years, ok?

>>there's no stops they could afford to do all of this stuff. >>many people i spoke with tell me they worry that these changes will force people to go around and through the neighborhood streets causing even more traffic and safety concerns. we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. 3 former mayors of san francisco are calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's, met mayoral campaign. >>ag knows frank jordan and willy brown. all claim farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. and a letter signed by the 3 former mayors and address the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. they say feral appears to be laundering money through an unrestricted ballot measure to cover campaign costs and that his campaign says they checked their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim that the

lawyers memo doesn't back them up. county elections offices have begun to send ballots in the mail to all registered voters in the state this year. there are 10 statewide propositions and a u.s. senate race to go along with the presidential election and officials across the state are expecting a big turnout. >>re tv, every social media that pop stars are talking about it, that it's just everywhere. and in polling, voters are saying i'm enthusiastic about this election more so than they were saying a few months ago. so all those point to high turnout. >>4 years ago, california saw its higher voter turnout ever when a percent of registered voters cast their ballot back in the 2020 election. soon you'll have to pay more than doubled to play mega-millions right now. one ticket costs $2. but after the price hike cost you $5. a plate. it's unclear when the new price will go into effect. but

officials with the lottery say the odds of winning will increase from one in 302 million. so one in 290 million. so still a long shot but might as well right? >>well, coming up, artificial intelligence being used to crack down on parking violations and it

>>in the east bay ac transit will begin issuing fines to drivers illegally parked along bus routes with the new health of new ai cameras that will be mounted onto the buses. kron four's michael thomas explains. >>these new bus cameras i

generated and can take tons of photos within seconds and then send out a ticket. and until today, those tickets being sent out. we're really only a warning, but now drivers that are ticketed could be paying up to $110. over 100 transit buses across alameda and contra costa county now have new ai cameras installed on the windshield ready to take a drivers that are parked in a bus lane. and writers say it's an issue they see off it. >>i would be should help of the drivers the most. like you can see the frustration. and then, you the drivers is put on king their horns. and this is a view from the ai cameras perspective. it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their plates with a time stamp. >>and record a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula say, well, it's impressive. it still might not be enough. >>i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going to make a big difference.

>>a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations while the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >>a lot of money for a lot of people. >>a memo from last june showed ac transit will be paying for the install these cameras, but instead will get the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >>in general, but like they always room for improvement with any kind profit. means. >>no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know all data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed within 15 days. and while drivers didn't want to go on camera, they did tell me this. as you get more details on if these ai cameras are successful with people parking in the bus lane. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in alameda michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio.

>>the open chapter of the naacp is now adding to calls for mayor sheng thao to step down. the organization says they have been peppered with calls to take a stand ahead of the recall election in november. kron four's terisa has the latest details from monday's news conference where they announced their decision. >>the n a a c p for believes that mayor thao, poses a serious threat to the well being of our great city standing up and speaking out about oakland, mayor sheng thao. >>on monday, the oakland chapter of the naacp announcing it supports the 40,565 oakland voters. that side to petition to place a recall of mayor thao on the november 5th ballot. we want the mayor added. >>city hall wants to move forward. we want to dream big hit and big for oakland surrounded by several other members of the naacp, oakland

branch as well as community members. a group gathered to drive home. their point was a great american city. >>lives have been lost. property destroyed. businesses have shut down. >>the mayor has defended herself against a recall, saying that she has the backing of many residents and points fingers, blaming a wealthy piedmont businessman for funding the recall. she also said in a statement to kron 4, quote, thanks to mayor taos, reorganization of the police department. her strong partnership with governor newsom and her implementation of data-driven strategies. oakland has seen a 35% decrease in overall crime and 18% increase in foot traffic in downtown oakland. >>oakland is out of control i'm scared to even be on my own home at times by myself because i'm afraid. a kick my door. however, the group says this is all about honoring the city. >>directing the public side to the fbi raided the mayor's

house, which is an issue still not resolved plus, a fact that under her watch the city missed out on a multi-million dollar grant to fight crime. they also criticize or firing of former police chief leronne armstrong who later was exonerated in allegations of improperly handling and internal affairs investigation. you will see in your ballot. >>where we put where they recalled state hit a notice of intent. is there. great? her space is blank. so she did not take the opportunity to try to defend herself on leaving the ballot rebuttal blank. >>again and a statement from the mayor's office said, quote, the mayor has been busy doing her job, reducing crime and increasing foot traffic in oakland. now to

oakland where the dysfunction that many say is plaguing the city government continues to affect the city's deal sell its half of the coliseum as kron four's. dan kerman reports the mayor is now taking credit for new deal. while city council members say they've been kept in the dark. >>monday, oakland mayor sheng thao issued a statement crediting yourself with negotiating a better deal to sell the city south of the oakland coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. under the amended deal, the city will receive 110 million dollars instead of 105 million. the entire deal will be paid in full by may of next year. instead march of 2026. and additional 15 million dollars will also be paid to the city during construction. we feel like we've turned a corner

now. >>to where we can actually engage the public along with our city and really start planning something for this treasure of the east bay regional minutes. unbelievable that we have this incredible opportunity, but it's also provide responsibility. >>but what should be a day of celebration was not inside the chambers of the oakland city council. >>there has been dis honesty from every level of the city's negotiating team from the mayor's office from the city administration and also the city attorney council members read gallo and ramachandran blasted. the mayor and city staff are keeping them in the dark about this new deal. >>bypassing city council approval and not specifying how delaying 48 million dollars in payments originally scheduled for november and january will impact the city's precarious budget. that's 48 million dollars left that we have to work with to address payroll to occur. address key services. >>that's less money. that's

probably going to impact our city's bond rating in our ability to do basic projects and services from affordable housing to road paving. >>and so much more. >>the 3 council members called a special meeting for monday to get an update on all of this. but the actual meeting was canceled because there was no quorum councilmembers bass life. jenkinson kaplan did not attend. >>the lack of professional courtesy as we see today. the disrespect that our workforce and our community have felt throughout this process has been layered with deception, delay, silence, manipulation, withholding equitable. disclosing of details to all council members. and unfortunately bullying tactics

>>monday marks one year since october 7 terror attacks in israel. and now the world is pausing to remember the victims as well as pray for the hostages that hamas still holds captive. the president and presidential candidates also marking the day and weighing in on the state of

war and the cease-fire negotiations as well. washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >>president biden who's been steadfast in his support for israel throughout this war, reaffirmed his support on monday. we know he started the speaking with the president of israel. both of those leaders reinforcing the fact that they want to see a cease-fire deal to bring hostages home. >>for the souls of the holy and women and children. >>were killed october president joe biden held a special prayer at the white house marking 365 days since the deadliest attack against jewish people since the holocaust. state one year ago today, hamas killed roughly 1200 people in israel and took about 250 people hostage. we're saying we have israel's in israel, democrat and republican senators joined israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as israel

expand its military operation in the region. finding a lines. >>with the support of the american government, the american people, the u.s. has spent a record, 17.9 billion dollars in military aid to israel since the war began. former president donald trump visited with jewish leaders in new york and washington and his running mate, jd vance. >>blame the biden administration for not doing enough to end the war. america and the world are risk of being dragged into a massive and blood e. >>regional conflict. it's really attack decimated gaza, killing more than 40,000 palestinians. vice president kamala harris planted a tree in tribute of the october 7th victims at a residence in vow to support for israel. and i will never stop fighting for the release. >>of all the hostages, including the american citizens living and deceased. >>but has this war expand some

of the families of the remaining hostages are expressing concern that we're getting further away from a cease-fire deal. the biden administration continues to blame hamas for the stalemate. for now in washington, raquel martin back to you. one year ago on october, 7th, hamas kills roughly 1200 people in israel. >>took about 250 people hostage. that attack sparked a war in gaza. one that does not appear to be close to subsiding anytime soon. for more on this kron, four's justine waltman spoke with joyce assist key ceo of the bay area jewish federation. so just want to start with how how you're feeling how you're doing on this day. >>thank you so much for checking in. this has been a really devastating time and a tragic time of year for not just israelis, but for all jewish people around the world, including here in the bay area. i just think it's really unimaginable. it's hard to believe that this nightmare

began a year ago. and what has the past year? >>been like for you and your federation, the people that you represent. >>well, we represent the jewish community here across the bay area and, you know, more than 1200 people were murdered a year ago. hundreds of hostages taken even 101 hostages that are still in captivity. so we're praying for their return. doing everything we can to bring them home. and we're also doing what we can to support our family. that's in israel and our friends by raising money for humanitarian needs and also providing security right here in the bay area. >>there's also this sort of broader middle east war that has started since october 7th, 7007th, not only what's been going on in gaza, but also now things have expanded to the northern border with lebanon. did you see this coming a year ago thinking that things would be this big in this violent.

>>well, you know, on october 8th, the day after october, 7th, his blast started sending rockets into israel immediately before the war, even really big. and so we have nearly 70,000 israelis that are displaced from the north that haven't been living at home for all of this time. and i think it's our job to make sure that we do everything we can to bring them home. >>and we're in that time period now between russia, china and yom kippur, the high holy days for the jewish community. it's a time of celebration and family in gathering. also time of reflection asking for forgiveness. looking ahead to the things a better happening next year. what's it like with having october 7 fall right in between that rashaana pour. >>it's it's such an interesting time we want to celebrate the jewish holidays. it's a time like you said, for renewal on for introspection and we're surrounded by things

on russia. shauna, like being apples and honey or eating around hollow, which is our traditional bread to symbolize the circle of life. so we want to still be able to taste the sweetness and live good faith lies in the bay area in israel, along with their neighbors. >>do you have any advice for? how people can talk to members of the jewish community on a day like this. talk to them about what's been going on this past year or how reflect with them today about the events of the past year and also marking one-year mark. >>i really love that. you asked me this question because when i woke up this morning, i had a text from a friend who's not jewish. he said, i just want to let you know that i'm thinking about you and that this is a hard day and i know it and i'm here with you and sending lots of love. and i think it was special messages that we get from our friends who are not jewish mean even more de win. many members of

the jewish community feel alone are under attack here in the bay area. just knowing that there's that support out there sometimes just keeping it simple might be the best way. >>there are lots of protests planned today against israel against when israel started to fight back against hamas. we've seen also the past year, bridges being shut down with people calling for, you know, israeli military to leave israel. the israeli military to leave gaza. >>what you have to say with like these protests that are planned for today. >>you know, we really want the bay area to be a safe and secure place for jewish people and all people and the federation manages community security across northern california. so we're paying close attention to what's going on. but i think we can all agree that we want to live in peace and we want peace in israel and with is is israel's neighbors. and we also want peace here with our neighbors. and i think, you know, it's a time that makes people feel

very insecure, that they're under attack in their in their backyard, thousands of miles away from what's going on in israel. people are still scared. >>very much so. >>joyce assist give the ceo of the bay area jewish federation. thank you for joining us. appreciate being able to have time to make this conversation today. you for having me.

county election offices have begun to send out ballots in the mail to all registered voters in the states and as kron four's catherine heenan reports, local elections staffers are now asking voters to cast their ballots early. >>if it's any indication of

what's to come, a lot of people seem ready to vote day one in person. first thing this morning at the santa clara county registrar's office. there was a line. >>we had a pretty light line this morning at 08:00am voters lining up to own. it was a a good amount of people voting today. >>californians are inclined to vote by mail and vote late as always. election officials don't want to be swamped by late mail in ballots. they can only hope for the best, but it's not like you don't have options. they include not only the mail in ballots but in-person voting at their offices. vote centers, drop boxes. and even if you mess something up, they will be trying to help you fix it. a lot of voters worry about creating signature. >>all are. >>you partners accidentally swapped on slopes in the same household. if there is a discrepancy. we will send 3

notifications. >>to the voter so that they can amend their signature. one more detail. a lot of people don't think about. the public is often welcome to come to an election office and watch the process. >>in santa clara county, depending on staffing. you can come take a look. yeah, we have a server program here where where the public can observe and learn more about the process because this could be a very complicated system and that people are unaware of what actually is happening when we're counting. >>michael also points out there is a lot of information out there. some of it is misleading. he's telling voters if they have an questions or see something weird as he puts it, just call your local election office or check. >>sacramento city leaders and community advocates coming together now on a joint gun control proposal. city officials adding it's an effort to help strengthen current city code and also as the recent bills passed by governor newsom reporter kimberly cruz breaks down the

details of the proposal. sacramento city leaders in community advocate standing side by side during a press conference on monday to say one life. >>as we say if you save the entire world, sounding the alarm on the ongoing gun violence crisis. it's spilling onto sacramento's streets. gun violence is uniquely an american crisis. we must change the culture and we must change the conversation. mayor steinberg and both council members, lisa kaplan and submitting a proposal aimed at addressing gun violence in the city. we will do everything possible in our city to reduce gun violence. there are too many young people getting hold of these guns. kaplan says the proposed amendments will build off recently adopted gun laws by governor newsom and include the following prohibit to sell firearms from home. resident says and home-based businesses prohibit individuals under the age of 18 from entering gun dealerships in gun shops require every gun owner to

obtain and maintain liability insurance to cover losses and damages from accidental use of a firearm. and lastly, establishing an annual gun harm reduction feet to be paid to a designated nonprofit organization every year. we need to make sure that supporting the second amendment with responsible gun ownership taking action of the issue at a local level. kaplan says in the first 9 months of this year, gun violence is up over. 25% in the city we in sacramento are going to take that next step and we're going to push the state to adopt this statewide because we here in sacramento as the capital. of the state of california, we must lead and local community advocacy groups say is a step in the right direction. one of the main questions that were asked as advocates when gun violence takes place is what can we do? what needs to be done? that's one of the most questions that we get asked. and while we often say something, we got to do something. deborah grimes became the leaders

sacramento's first moms demand action chapter, which is part of a national organization of fighting for stronger gun laws after she lost her son to gunfire in sacramento back in 2022, it is really horrific. what has gone on. >>in our city, these losses. incredibly. horrible. it's a fight they will not give up against. we can't continue lose children, babies, kids on streets. >>continue to stand with families like this that have lost their children to gun lost their children to gun violence.

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marked the start of the supreme court's new term over

the coming months. justices will hear several hot button issues on their docket. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple preview some of those cases. >>we will hear argument first this term in case. 23, one 91, the supreme court's new term is officially underway or no big blockbusters with one possible exception. alan morrison with george washington university law school says the big case, this term deals with the tennessee law that bans puberty blockers for transgender youth. the court will consider if the state violated the constitution when they treated. >>the providing of medical services to transgender youth differently from the providing of medical services of the same kind for youths who are not transgender. >>justices will also hear a major gun case centered on so-called ghost guns. their parts can be bought online and assembled at home. but these guns are untraceable, ghost guns. and that's a very big problem for law enforcement. the court will decide if the government overstepped its

authority regulating those guns, the new dock. it comes as the court decides on other issues today. it let a lower court decision stand that says texas hospitals don't have to provide emergency abortions. that would violate state law. the white house slammed the decision means that women in texas could still be denied critical emergency medical care. morrison says more cases may be added later, some possibly dealing with the election. it can grant cases up through middle of january or emergency basis after that decisions on these cases are expected in summer of 2025. in washington, i'm maddie beard. >>apple's latest watch is slimmer than ever, but also has a bigger screen. demuro has the details in rich on tech. >>hard to believe the apple watch has been around for 10 years now. this year's model is this series 10 and apple made some changes to make it thinner, lighter and more entertaining than ever. it's

been a while since you upgraded your apple watch. this might be the year. the latest apple watch series 10 is noticeably thinner and lighter. >>easier to wear especially to sleep. that's handy for stats. and the new sleep apnea notifications which uses the accelerometer to sense. interruptions in your breathing pattern for the first time. the $400 aluminum base model comes in this slick polished jet black. it looks more expensive than it is. >>charging is faster this year. what used to take? 45 minutes now takes 30, although battery life is about the the screen is a bit bigger, which makes everything easier to see. tap and read. appel redesign the speaker. you can now listen to audio right on your wrist before you can only take calls and talk to siri when it comes to health features its need to wake up to details from the vital sap.

this lets you know if last night's heart rate temperature and breathing or within your typical range. it's like an overnight doctor's visit. now watch still has high and low heart rate notifications. plus fall in crash detection. but there's currently no way to measure your blood oxygen levels. this year. a new rugged color choice. the apple watch ultra to now comes in black. this has a bold design, an extra button on the side and more battery life. other interesting features is the double tap gesture. use it to bring up widgets, select and scroll. plus, you can translate spoken. text on your wrist even without a connection. >>what that mean to get the honest? but he doesn't want to win votes. >>overall, apple watch 10 presents the most compelling case for an upgrade in several generations. the apple watch series 10 is available now. it starts at $399. i'd say if you have an apple watch series 6 or earlier, this will make a really nice upgrade. more

information on the website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. 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.

oil prices rise on heightens mideast turmoil and introduce says new data on climate risk for home buyers. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there, another kick in the pants for wall street today with the dow falling nearly 400 points as oil prices continue to rise on turmoil in the middle east. wall street is increasingly edgy as it and the rest of the world awaits a response from israel to last week's missile barrage by iran. oil prices

rose by more than 3% today and are up about 10% since the attack last week. now, here's something really interesting. investment firm bernstein is encouraging its clients to invest campbell soup. why? well, as because use of diet drugs is growing. people taking the meds are apparently consuming more soup and fewer snacks for what it's worth. campbell shares were largely flat today. keep an eye on uber and lyft this week because on thursday tests will be unveiling its new robotaxi that will affect all companies in the self-driving vehicle business. also on thursday, the latest inflation stats. now, let's look at well, a sign of the times. zillow, which already provides a lots of news you can use for would-be homebuyers is adding climate-related risk to its offerings online. and that's obviously a very big deal for homebuyers because that's a data that's increasingly valuable. now in this case to date is provided by risk modeler first street and it includes known risks from flooding, fires and extreme

temperatures. and this is obviously very valuable to anyone who might be buying a home as insurers are increasingly scaling back or dropping coverage in high-risk areas, including in california and florida still says providing this information on climate change will help people make informed decisions. and that's probably true. back to you. >>the holidays are fast approaching. do these early shopping days impact the latter ones. and is this the new norm reporter kristen joyce speaks with experts and has some tips for your spending list. >>people are wanting to get the ball moving on holiday shopping. >>earlier and earlier each year, amazon's prime big deal days or this tuesday and wednesday, target sales already underway. wal-mart kicks off tomorrow, even best by getting into the action professor of marketing barbara kahn says this is the big 4th quarter push for retailers starts with back to school. maybe a little over the summer. >>and then halloween has

become a really big holiday. a lot of spending on halloween, which is kind of interesting to me. >>and then these amazon prime days have definitely spurred on a lot of promotional shopping. here's a breakdown of how people plan to save money shopping this season, according to a recent cnn survey of more than 2500 shoppers, 41% plan to shop black friday and cyber monday deals about a 3rd starting now with amazon's october prime big deals day other retail sales and tiktok shop and a smaller percentage buying secondhand the driest sales and promotional responses. and so yes, it's good for consideration. most shoppers plan to spend the same amount this year compared to last starting earlier to offer shoppers, quality sales is now the new norm have seen some analysis and talk to some manufacturers and some retailers. >>and they told me in the past they did do a lot of clearance, but it didn't do as well. and now they are offering some pretty good deals. com says due inflation,

consumers are more price-sensitive. she adds some traditions will remain while early shopping. she believes will impact other previously big shopping days. i don't think cyber monday is what it used to but black friday is still something. then people kind of think of that because of, you know, the historic nature of the day after thanksgiving. a lot of people ae off. there's something about that that still makes berman d kind doesn't make sense anymore. and that being said is to one of the biggest shopping days of the year remains december 23rd for all those just want you to the last minute, no matter what happens, it's still a very big happens, it's still a very big shopping day.

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>>thanks for joining us kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming online with kron on app on staff rock band. evacuations are underway in florida as the state braces for yet another hurricane. milton now a category 4 hurricane is expected to make landfall on florida's gulf coast on wednesday. this was a situation. i-75 outside tampa this afternoon where you can see traffic backed up for miles. fema is bracing for milton as they are still trying to clean up from hurricane helene. the death toll in that storm is now more than 230 people. pg. e here is sending a to florida ahead of this. more than 400 electric workers and staff support happened in georgia for over the weekend helping to restore power in areas ravaged by hurricane helene. crews are

now headed to tay be should prepare for this one. let's check the conditions over there with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence. >>lost or storm this one. you want to get out of the way you don't want to be anywhere near this one. this one gonna provide catastrophic damage when it comes on shore. there's some hint that we are going to see a little more weakening with the storm system before it makes landfall. if this all works out, i mean, that is some very good news. category 5 hurricane. i mean, just devastating where this will come on shore. if it maintain that kind of strength, you can see a kind of spinning around right now go into what's called an eye wall replacement. that means we're seeing the center of the eye kind of dissipate a little bit on to regenerate. look at this again by tomorrow. so we're going to see the storm system right now has weakened somewhat. we're now down to weigh just below category 5 strength, which is 157 miles an hour. so it's a very strong carragher gory for an expected move across just north of

yucatan peninsula. maybe regain strength to a category 5. again. and then pushing out into open waters where it's going start running this wind shear. that means a change of wind with height. then that's going to be a problem expected to weaken again to a category 4. but you can see already battering the coastline as we get into late wednesday into thursday, then possibly weekend. that would be the best case scenario coming across as a category 3 as it makes landfal. still a major and dangerous and possibly deadly hurricane outside. tonight, we are looking at mostly quiet conditions out there. the sea breeze has made return. we're gonna likely see the return of some patchy fog to and some much cooler temperatures in the coming days. i know that start to wear people down all the hot weather, especially at night. in fact, overnight lows tonight forecast to be in the 50's and low 60's. that's much cooler than it's by day tomorrow temperatures take a major drop today with 92 in san francisco tomorrow. 73 along the coastline. you're looking at patchy fog. how about that numbers in the 60's inside the bay? 73 and

burlingame. 71 over 80 degrees. redwood city further south. you still see a lot of 80's, maybe a couple low 90's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. not going to be cold in the east bay militia, not talking triple digit heat. you're back in the 90's. these temperatures will continue to drop the next couple of days before. finally, we're gonna see these numbers coming down to write about the average as we head toward the weekend. fact, there's a slight chance that we could actually be talking about couple of raindrops on saturday. thanks, lauren. well, crews in lake county are making progress in containing the glen haven fire. >>at last check, it's 65% contained and has burned just under 420 acres. mandatory evacuation orders were lifted over the weekend. we know at least 2 buildings have been destroyed since the fire started on friday. tonight, oakland chapter of the naacp is coming out in support of recalling the mayor of oakland. they as a cause for mayor sheng thao to go. >>a great american city lives

have been lost. property destroyed. businesses have shut down. we want the mayor added city hall wants to move forward. we want to dream big hit. >>and big for oakland. >>maarat al has defend herself against this recall. the past saying she has the backing of many residents and points fingers blaming a wealthy piedmont businessman for their funding of the recall. she also said in a statement to kron 4, quote, thanks to mayor tells reorganization of the police department her strong partnership with governor newsom and her implementation of data-driven strategies. oakland has seen a 35% decrease in overall crime and 18% increase in foot traffic in downtown oakland, end quote. and event. in video statement posted today that san francisco school superintendent says he will announce which schools will close or merge later today. he said he will also hold a virtual town hall on thursday evening to discuss the budget situation and why the closures and mergers are necessary in the first place. the school

bar is expected to make a final decision on these cuts in november. and alert tonight for parents in the south bay school. officials are warning about a scam targeting students and asking for their bank account information. kron. 4 shock moment spoke with a family who almost handed over their information before. thankfully finding out it was a scam. >>the student i spoke with says that he's been working multiple different jobs to save up money when he graduates high school later this school year. and when he got in his phone, promising work from home benefits and up to $400 a week, he thought it would be an easy fix. but when it started asking him for his credit card info, that's when his mom had to step and so he started to apply for and he asked like, oh, they're asking if i have a debit or credit card, said, ok? >>and then he's like, oh, it's asking for my debit credit card number. so wow. >>atc accountant says her guy already has working experience. so she says she

wasn't concerned about him applying for a job until the application asks for their financial information. that wasn't an actual website or a company's website. it was just a google doc form. the e-mail was a blast chain e-mail sent to hundreds of potential. you said union high school district emails let tcs as though the dead giveaway that it was a phishing attempt. was that many of the e-mail address is set to were fake or repetitive and that there were spelling errors in the email itself. these kids are. >>getting ready to go to college in, you know, enter into adulthood and >>they're being taken advantage of by who knows who was just it's not right. east side union high school district told kron 4 it heard of similar phishing emails going to other districts and has been working proactively with google to block incoming phishing emails, though it wasn't perfect. he said union says it doesn't know how many students are being targeted or if any students actually had their bank account information compromised. they told us the

priority now is informing the public about this issue, saying in a statement, quote, if any student or parent receives a suspicious email, they're worried about contact the district by phone. we're on the school's website for more information. i felt a lot job of patients. so i didn't know exactly like was normal or not normal. and for a guy. >>it's a valuable lesson as he gets ready to graduate high school, how easy would have been tricked and if i were asking questions, i could have possibly got my stuff like taking advantage it. i think pretty much now. a tca tells me that she plans on reporting this phishing attempt to san jose police. we reached out to san jose police ourselves to find out if anybody else has complained about these phishing attempts. and we have yet to hear back reporting in east side, san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>well, dowh

welcome back to kron for news. i'm stephanie rothman. >>new traffic changes are in effect in san francisco. is west portal neighborhood. this is where back in march where a family of 4 was tragically hit and killed by a car kron 4 sarah stinson spent time there at the intersection to talk to neighbors and see what they think about the changes. >>the changes include restricting cars and adding a transit only lane at the intersection of west portal avenue and hilo, a street there. you can see several of these do not enter signs. the newness of it all through off some people and had others skeptical of how these changes will make a difference. >>driving through the intersection of west portal

avenue and new low. a street in san francisco is west portal neighborhood. looks a little different now will be says nearly all make this my first day that i had to drive through here. traffic changes, confuse pedestrians and drivers. some had to make illegal u-turns on going through the new one way on lenox way. sfmta crews spent the day guiding people through the city is making these safety improvements after a family of 4 was hit and killed by a driver at the bus stop here on march 16th. the tragic crash still fresh for the community iphone crash half an hour after happened. the changes include no left turns from northbound west portal avenue. on to you. lois street know westbound through traffic on new lows street at west portal avenue and no left turns from southbound west portal avenue onto senti street sfmta held several public hearings to get feedback before approving the but they're doing something. i think it's a little bit safer already. but some who live

nearby say the city missed the mark with these improvements up and >>they came out like a bunch of means when this thing happened, hold this planned out of their back pocket because this is what they wanted okay and then basically shut it down our throat crying safety and they don't even address. they don't address one thing that had to do with the accident. glad that the city's addressing these issues. >>and fans that the changes affect implementing. we're the ones that are needed. this is what they think should have been changed. the installation of traffic lights, additional stop signs. >>i code enforcement by police officers regarding traffic speed. we've been trying to get a stop sign there for like over 10 years, ok? >>there's no stops there. black, they could afford to do all of this stuff. >>many people i spoke with tell me they worry that these changes will force people to

go around and through the neighborhood streets causing even more traffic and safety concerns. we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. bt we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. over 100 ac transit. buses in the east bay have new ai cameras ready to ticket drivers. this is the view from the camera's perspective. you can see identifies vehicles parked in the bus lane. it captures their plates and tickets. the owner for up to $110. recent trial run show these new cameras captured almost 800 violations while the old cameras only got about 22. less than one week after the assembly advance governor newsom's oil and gas proposal on monday. it was the state senate's turn to take up newsom's plan. it will oil refiners in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves. and the governor argues that this will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to

lower prices at the pump. he also argues that it will prevent price spikes. should refiners have to temporarily go down for an plans or planned maintenance? but republicans, on the other hand, say representatives from the oil industry believe newsom's proposal, ali, to increase regulation and to higher prices. >>i know it's going to drive up prices. do i just asked? yeah, you know, the viewers lows in last time the government did thing that drove prices down. i can't answer that. >>the state senate is expected to take a full floor vote on the governor's plan this upcoming friday. tonight, the supreme court is refusing to hear appeals from uber and lyft. the rideshare companies are asking to block lawsuits that seek back pay for 10's of thousands of drivers. the lawsuits claim both of them are depriving drivers of minimum wage over time and reimbursements by labeling them as independent contractors rather than employees. the decision by the supreme court means the bay area based companies we'll likely have to pay those back

wages unless a settlement is reached with lawmakers. some ground breaking news from a berkeley native gary ruvkun and his partner victor ambros have won the 2024 mil nobel prize for medicine for their discovery of micro rna. those are tiny bits of genetic material inside cells. they help control what the cells do and when to do if scientists can better understand how they work and how to manipulate could one day lead to powerful treatments for diseases like cancer, scientists work and to research out of harvard battery from. >>the day has finally arrived. ballots is starting to be sent out in the mail to all registered voters in the state of california. >>capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what you need to know to ensure your vote. house.

>>we're now in the final weeks before election day. and as we get closer county elections offices across california are beginning to mail out ballots, register voters. capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us. what you need to know to ensure your vote counts. >>yeah. hard to believe. we're less than 30 days from election day. but in many ways, it's already arrived. quite literally in your mailbox. we sent out. and soon to be in your mailbox. county elections offices across the state have officially started the process to send ballots to all registered voters in california. we have 22 million registered voters in california. and that's a pretty significant increase in the last 5 or so years. paul

mitchell is vice president of political data inc or pdi voter information service that tracks ballots and voter trends. he says voter registration numbers in california are near all-time highs all ahead of an election that will feature key contests up. >>and down the ballot were expecting pretty high turnout that she says is primarily because this is a presidential election while the 2024 california ballot features important contests, including 10 statewide propositions in the race between democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey for california's open u.s. senate seat. mitchell says it's the trump harris race that will likely result in a high percentage of californians casting their vote. you know, every tv, every social media that pop stars are talking about it, that it's just everywhere. and in polling, voters are saying i'm enthusiastic about this election more so than they were saying a few months ago. so all those point to high turnout. so what exactly is considered a high turnout? >>mitchell says the highest

turnout california has ever seen was 80% in the 2020 general election. >>but he notes that figure was likely higher than usual because californians in 2020, we're still at home amid lockdowns, he expects the turnout to be in the high 70's this time meantime, leaders with the california republican and democratic parties are doing all they can to get out the vote. this is what it looked like over the weekend as more than 100 people gathered for this california republican party get out the vote event near sacramento. we are knocking on doors. we are making phone cause. we're going to up your texting. we're making sure that we are contacting every single one of our friends and family members because this election is so consequential and on the democratic side, leaders say they, too, are energized. it's just been exciting to see. >>folks opening up their wallet participating in the democratic process, trusting that we can defeat. donald trump and moving forward with one voice. and a reminder now

you must sign and date the back of the return envelope for your ballot to count. you can either send it back in the mail or bring it by an official drop-off location like this one. and if you have not yet registered to vote, it's not too late. you must do so by october 20, 0st to receive a ballot. >>in the mail reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >>well, tensions in the middle east tonight are rising. israel hit part of lebanon in its fight against hezbollah and hamas launched rockets towards tel aviv just one year after october 7th attacks. washington correspondent basil john reports on the state of the war and cease-fire negotiations. >>rages on as the israeli military announced it will launch operations on lebanon, southern coast. we're watching this very closely. israel has bombed the capital of lebanon for days as part of its efforts against hezbollah. 11 on health ministry reports, more than 1400 people have died.

>>on the first anniversary of the october 7th attack, hezbollah and hamas fired rockets toward israel. the state department says this is what hamas walks. they've been hoping for a wider regional war. they have been hoping for a while and wider. >>escalation this conflict. the u.s. is still hoping for cease-fire. it brings the hostages home that alleviates that the suffering that housing people at allows humanitarian aid to surge into gaza. the state department says it will support israel in its efforts to defend against hamas and hezbollah target militants to degrade hezbollah's infrastructure, to degrade hezbollah's are currently the u.s. is organizing flights to get american citizens. legal residents and family members out of lebanon. flights capacity of needs for a total of 2400 available seats. >>on the u.s. organized flight, the state department will continue these efforts for those who choosing to leave the area reporting in washington. i'm basil, while

fleet week is back in san francisco over the next week, people will see military ships, planes and of course, the blue angels kron four's lezla gooden has a preview. >>now right now behind me there is a soccer game slash practice going on. but in just a few days on thursday, this entire area will be transformed for fleet week. and today i was able speak with a business and officials about what we can expect its fleet week in san francisco, the time of year when the city celebrates the u.s. navy coast guard and marine corps and fan favorite events like the blue

angels air show ship tours and military displays take over the city down on the marina green. you know, you will have the humanitarian assistance village, which is a big static display of 5. >>show the capabilities of the military on how they can support disaster response and humanitarian assistance missions, stem education center down there in a career center. of course, just a big festive environment all week long throughout the city over 30 military band concerts will perform starting monday. >>fleet week is also bringing back fleet that's taking place this weekend. fleet fast-forward where >>we're basically lighting up piers, 30 32 with bands with music all day long with activities. family family, fun. we're bringing in pop-up museum to commemorate the port chicago, 50, the marina green is also a free location where you can watch the air show said thursday afternoon is when we have the practice show before they fly in the

afternoon. they will be doing circle on arrival maneuvers flying over the city, getting the lay of the land. >>so you can't you're going to all all thursday afternoon. and then friday, saturday, sunday, they're flying as well and local restaurants inside the ferry building are anticipating the crowds this week will bring. >>it's extremely important you know, it's it's sort of kind kicks off fall the last of summer, you know that before summer ends. they just a lot of people in really by city. roughly about 2030%, times, especially during the week where normally it's a little bit slower. and if you like to see a full schedule for this week, be sure to get to our website. let's get in kron. 4 website. let's get in kron. 4 news.

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99 freeway came a halt saturday after sacramento, chp removing israeli flag with a swastika on reporter tony salazar has reaction from the local jewish community as they mark one year since the attacks on israel. and as you can see, a rise in anti-semitism. >>and israeli flag bearing a swastika was flown from the pedestrian bridge on 8th avenue early monday morning, prompting chp officers to close down the highway as they worked to tear it down. >>no wrong to do. and to do so publicly. it can only, you know, have been intended. it's a lash out her. >>people who are mourning today. this comes exactly one year after the october 7th attack on israel. one of the

deadliest in the country's history. i would just say that. >>for any of seeing that is purple. an offensive on especially on a day like today it a but it's not going to the change what we're going, what we're going to do tonight. instead, the jewish community relations council, sacramento region says it's going to turn his focus back to what matters most to call or, you know, still the 101 remaining hostages. >>that are being held in gaza to be released. the nonprofit says it's not shying away from representing the needs of the jewish community. >>including the chabad of sacramento with educational, cultural and social services programs. you know, it's not that so much other important things going on. >>i you know, you don't have to give it too much attention. you in attention. you give it life. it's nothing to miss about i about morning cohen says these types of anti-semitic displays do not cause fear, but only stir up

emotions or living and wonderful country. >>and the police and the government. protecting us. and we're very thankful for that reporting in sacramento covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news.

keeping its founder's dream alive. angel cakes bakery in oakland hosts a celebration as it transitions into a worker lead co-operative. it happened a year after the owner jen angel was robbed and killed. kron 4. sarah stinson talked with the owners about their efforts to keep jens legacy alive.

>>it shook me to my core after the owner of angel cakes, jen angel was robbed and killed in february of 2023. her employees were left with the difficult decision to keep the popular oakland bakery open or close it down. so dan was a very planned person. she did have her business interest in case something were to happen to her and the rules of her trust everybody has to come together and make a decision on what has to happen. so heavy on so many levels and they decided to keep it open together, running it as a worker lead co-operative called angel cakes collective. at the moment we worker for people. however, we have 2 people who will soon become worker owners if they choose have and we have a horizontal work structure. so there's no one is essentially about each other. this is just surreal to be honest because it's been quite a journey of the last couple years to get here.

>>for co-op owners finally got to celebrate all that hard work at their sugar rush event sunday. he made to her 2000 cupcakes with over 41 different flavors. i really like think of what we do as spreading joy cupcakes. the co-op owners say the hope is to honor jen with each cupcake enjoyed. that means everything she created. was very special and it just i just feel proud to be a part of it. the co-op owners say the very best way to support them and to keep jens legacy alive. my angel cakes here on the corner of 5th and brush streets. >>and get a cup cake. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >>this month, the california highway patrol is launching a yearlong initiative to improve pedestrian safety on the roads. reporter christina

battista takes a closer look at how a federal grant is now part of a larger effort to save more lives. >>october is pedestrian safety month, which is a good reminder since later on this month, we will have many trick or treaters out on the streets. >>lead to a safety concern. sacramento vacaville fairfield are just some of the cities that have seen several deadly pedestrian crashes in just the last month. tragedies like this are why chp are devoting a year to a program aimed at improving pedestrian safety. and so we want everyone to be aware of each other. so we >>don't have of these accidents. these injuries in these deaths that are avoidable. >>during the yearlong program, chp will be educating the public and enforcing traffic safety last for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. funding will pay for many of the overtime pay for officers to make presentations at it also allows for some overtime. >>for education to where we

can go to elementary schools into presentations crossing the street safely wearing helmets riding bicycles, scooters, skateboards, according to chp pedestrians and bicyclists account for 21% of all traffic related fatalities in california of the 7,500. and 75 people killed between 2021 2023 in crashes. >>throughout the chp jurisdiction, 1568 were pedestrians and bicyclist enforcement will also focus on areas with higher bicyclist and pedestrian traffic and is about talking to parents and making sure that they are careful during through school zones, make sure that they're careful too. >>look out for pedestrians and bicyclists when they're behind the wheel of a vehicle, very easy to lose sight of of a child and maybe they're running late from the bus on october 9. the chp will be joining schools nationwide as they participate in walk this

morning. >>it will monitor pass blocks in school zones to ensure street safety and rancho cordova cover local news that matters. christine, about hisa fox 40 news. but

sheen opens up about his brush with death after getting covid. plus, celine dion is the start of the new a sunday night football andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>award-winning actor out the cheetah preparing for the release of his upcoming memoir. the act are opening up about many things, including a near brush with death. pitino says he technically died while ill with covid-19 during the pandemic. he got sick with the

virus before a vaccine was available. he writes in the book, quote, i thought i experienced death. i might not have. i don't think i have really i know i made it. and when i opened my eyes, there were 6 paramedics in my living room. there was an ambulance outside the door and 2 of my doctors in those space suits like on mars. i looked around and thought what happened to me? very scary. petito's book is called sonny boy and will hit shelves october 15th. and it was a little bit of a rough weekend for the box office for 2 highly anticipated films. first, there is todd phillips unique take on joker folie a deux which both critics and audiences don't seem to be loving. and the second francis ford coppola's dystopian shakespearean sci-fi drama, megalopolis. however, even audience don't seem to be too fond of couples. newest movie, some of our generation's greatest talent behind the camera seemed to be praising it. acclaimed director spike lee saw and shared quote, my brother continues to amaze me and his fearlessness like you gotta do what he has to do to get it done. bottom line, pan's labyrinth and shape of water director guillermo del

toro also quote about the film saying, quote, francis is still the same bold, fearless, inventive filmmaker that he was in his 20's. i was swept by megalopolis and finally crash and traffic director steven soderbergh's response. wow. this might be the craziest thing ever shot on american soil. certainly one of the most sustained acts of pure imagination i've ever seen. i dreamed about all night. it was inspiring. also important to mention everybody who recorded their academy award-winning a new sunday night football promote debuted last night and a very familiar face was the star. >>i think my favorite thing about this game. is its power to connect who we are. to who we were. to prove that are most powerful memories mostly during loves. and stay with us forever. if you know what i'm talking about right? sometimes. some nights. it all just comes back. >>maybe not who you would expect to see in a football commercial. but it kind actually works. the promo even

showed saline getting doused with gatorade and typical football fashion. salinas also rumored to be returning to las vegas for a new residency at resorts world either later this year or early next. there are 10 report here in hollywood. i'm andy riesmeyer. >>in southern california, tennis icon billie jean king has now been named grand marshal of the 2025 rose parade reporter samantha cortese has more. >>a beautiful day here in pasadena and the theme for this year's rose parade is best day ever. today's grand marshall said this moment made today the best day ever. >>it is my honor and privilege to welcome the grand marshal of the 2025. tournament of roses. billie jean king. >>the tennis icon was announced on the lawn of the tournament of roses house in pasadena. and you may be wondering why is philadelphia freedom playing for a southern california long beach native?

that's because elton john wrote that song for her. that is the level of legend we're talking about here. billy jean king, widely regarded as one of the greatest female athletes in history. 39 grand slam titles, 1970, threes victory in the battle of the sexes. that was a match that symbolize the push for women's rights in sports and beyond. and her contributions left a lasting legacy in those tennis and the fight for equality. but king says the tournament is a time honored tradition and she is honored to be asked to serve as the grand marshal. well brings up my trials it really because what the one thing we look forward to every year. >>with january first, you know, in the rose parade, then later, the turn of, you know, the football game. but really that parade especially my mom and i we love the parade as a family was that their watch and make comments love the floats and the people and just had a grand time. we just love billion. jean king is a sports fan after all. so she told us she's excited to flip the coin

at the college football playoff quarter. final game at the granddaddy of them. all the rose bowl. in pasadena at the tournament of roses. how samantha cortese ktla, 5 news. >>the southeast is bracing for hurricane milton, a rapidly strengthening storm that could bring dangerous conditions to florida this week. federal leaders say they are preparing for that hurricane to hit while still cleaning up from hurricane helene, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >>hurricane milton is barreling toward florida and leaders warn it will be dangerous. people need to take this storm seriously. hurricane milton is this is expected to be a very intense storm. the biden adminstration says its coordinating national preparation efforts. we've been in touch with state and local. >>officials in florida and we're going to ensure that we meet in advance what their needs are going to be. jaclyn rothenberg with fema says the agency already has teams on the ground in florida, including search and rescue workers. and president biden approved an emergency disaster

declaration to get resources to the region ahead of the storm's landfall. we have tons commodities between food and water already staged. >>and the tens of millions ready to go to support the state, should they need it? but federal leaders are also wrapped up in recovery efforts after hurricane the storm hit less than 2 weeks ago leaving a trail of devastation. fema is ready and able to respond to both the ongoing response and recovery efforts in in north carolina, specific to helene as well as other states. in addition to what's coming with milton, the biden administration is also trying to debunk rumors about the storm response specifically saying it's not true that fema funding is running out because it was used for other federal projects. no money is being diverted from response needs. that's the fact. and rothenberg says there's no concern that fema won't have money to address milton. we have enough funding to respond to hurricane helene and hurricane milton do in the future. she says congress may need to approve more funds. it is possible that, you know, and then next few months. so

we'll have to ask for more support as we go into those longer-term recovery projects in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

>>others were left licking their wounds today after a pretty performance on sunday afternoon. not only did they blow a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter and dropped to 2, 3 on the season when they also lost a few starters to injury that right there was brutal. now they have a quick turnaround as they head to seattle for thursday night

football. kyle shanahan says these bone leads in 2 of the last 3 games have been concerning than anything. it's something that has to be addressed they want to turn their sunday dinner bill to 2 games that to put division game. so we believe we should on with the lead we had in the 2nd half. >>this one was worse than the rams on in terms sloppy or in terms of our turnovers and things like that, not scoring in the 2nd when you have a lead on people, you need to finish people as you continue to score and if you are doing that, can turn it over and you got to stop people no, we had a couple. chances are specially on that 4th down kind of middle of a for those in place. you got to stop doing specialist. i like that. >>let's head out to arrowhead stadium. the chiefs least looking to stay be in. they were taking on same thing. this game 2nd quarter chiefs up 10. derek carr weeks. he

goes downfield to rashid shaheed. a 43 yard pitching catch. it's a three-point game. 4th quarter saints down 9 car searching. if i foster moreau over those 2 played together and i covered them both. they missed the p a t cells, a three-point game. but the chiefs it drove right down the field with look at this little trickeration travis kelce takes to carry hand it off as a viewer were the touchdown that basically iced the game. we're the with a nice moment with his mom offenses would allow chief go on to win. 26 to alright warriors. they are back on the mainland practicing for the first time since returning from hawaii, andrew wiggins. he was limited. he won't play. >>in the preseason game on wednesday in sacramento. but jonathan kuminga, he likes the new guys. >>i like very much think it's

a great to speaking based what i've seen use. everybody, though, is being dad and his team. everybody has been you know, it's a great feat. their honest, if iran i i feel like the more practice together would use. so the things will work out. >>now, let's get a check on the weather. is the heat wave almost over kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to track your forecast for the week. lauren. >>mostly quiet conditions out there. the sea breeze has made return. we're gonna likely see the return of some patchy fog to in some much cooler temperatures in the coming days. i know that start wear people down all the hot weather, especially at night. in fact, overnight lows tonight forecast to be in the 50's and low 60's. that's much cooler than it's been by day tomorrow temperatures take a major drop today with 92 in san francisco tomorrow. 73 along the coastline. you're looking at patchy fog. how

about that numbers in the 60's inside the bay? 73 and burlingame. 71 over 80 degrees. redwood city further south. you still see a lot of 80's, maybe couple low 90's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. not going to be cold in the east bay militia, not talking triple digit heat. you're back in the 90's. these temperatures will continue to drop the next couple of days before. finally, we're gonna see these numbers coming down to write about the average as we head toward the weekend. fact, there's a slight chance that we could actually be talking about couple of raindrops on saturday. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching. have a great rest of your night.

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