and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app on stephanie

rothman today, the san francisco unified school district announced a list of schools that face potential closure or merger. >>the district faces 100 million dollar budget shortfall. that cap must be closed before the end of the school year or the district faces a full takeover from the states kron 4 sarah stinson attended the school board's meeting tonight and has reaction from parents. >>pretty heartbreaking. i mean, we've been through a very complicated lottery process to get shock. we knew we were, you know, projected to be on this list students and faculty of harvey milk. civil rights academy showed up in volume at the san francisco unified school board meeting. >>tuesday night, many speaking out against the academy being on a list of 13 schools meeting the criteria to either be closed or merged. it has civil rights curriculum that is unmatched the potential closure of schools is a part of the superintendent's plan to cut 113 million dollars next school year. an effort to

combat a massive budget deficit which the district says is partially due to a decline in enrollment. difficult decisions, but they're necessary ones for us to set our students for success in the future. take a look at the proposal includes eldorado, merging with visitation valley and students move to visitation valley campus. harvey milk will merge with sanchez elementary jean parker students attend gordon lauer. johnny whole chin. malcolm x merging with carver elementary in students move to the carver campus as of community alternative t k through 8 merge with paul revere t k through 8 school, san francisco public montessori merge with rosa parks. spring valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan school merges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell campus and the academy. san francisco mcateer

merges with raoul wallenberg high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >>low-income communities of color. i think they're being unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these decisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >>as we work with the school district's, some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, definitely considered as a family and are moving. >>yeah. when we've heard that from other parents, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november 12 and the vote will be in december. in the meantime, in the coming weeks, the district will be hosting town halls snaking, discuss all of this with the community. >>the first being this thursday, i'm sara stinson

reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >>san francisco police on the scene of a wild crash. this happened around 9 tonight at the intersection of 9th and howard police say 5 cars were involved in this. 2 of them were occupied in. both drivers were taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. at this time. police do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role, but they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. it will be up to the city of oakland and their council to decide whether or not to renew the city's contract for the short spotter program, the city's public safety committee voted tonight to send the contract over the city council to discuss on october 15th. the tech uses microphones that detect the sound of gunfire in high crime areas, its 20 year contract with the city expired back in june. and that decision renew the contract or not comes as oakland does grapple with millions of dollars in budget deficit. the shotspotter program cost more than $850,000 a year. then

there's also a question over the program's effectiveness. members of oakland privacy advisory commission have been critical of this and are recommending against the renewal of the program. switching gears now, we're taking a live look now at mount tam cam. you can see city of san francisco blanket in some of that fog. it's a sign that the heat wave is finally over. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look ahead. lawrence. >>check out your wake-up weather early tomorrow morning. we're going to start out with how about this. some low clouds and fog. that's right. the fog making return party moving inside the bay right now. and that is a great sign to some cooler weather. temperatures going to be the 50's at 06:00am as we head toward a still a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. even some of the valley's going to see some of that fog and temperatures holding in the 50's only a little bit warmer popping out in the 60's. a little bit of sunshine shown up in the valleys by 10 o'clock. still plenty of clouds along the coastline and cooler for everyone. by tomorrow afternoon. it's so

much, lawrence. >>while he is gone, but the excessive high temps have proven deadly in the south bay, santa clara county officials say 7 on house people died over the last week from heat related illnesses. raw for jack moma spoke with city leaders about what's being done to prevent future deaths. >>city leaders at on house advocates say the number one way to reduce the number of heat related illnesses in the unhoused community is to get people off the streets in the first place. but on house advocates tell me they're worried there's a big disconnect between the services offered by the city and those who need it most. >>a search of his plaza in san jose's. normally the spot to cool off on a hot day. >>but with the falcons dry no end in sight, it's a sine. this past week's record-breaking heat wave is now behind us. >>but santa clara county officials report this year's heat has been deadly. the county's medical examiner says since june first, 25 people have died because of the hot

weather. 7 of those deaths were of the unhoused community. many unhoused people live in tents with not much escape from the gobbling like this on house. just goes by the name prince. he's been living on the street to san jose for some time making my every home like last 4. he says he tells people like him because of issues with diseases and drug addiction satellite my i have to that the conditions we have humanitarian crisis here, even without wave. yeah, the heat wave 2 it's a disaster. todd lincoln as an advocate for the unhoused in san jose and says cooling options for the homeless are hard to access. one, many of them don't have transportation. don't want to leave their encampments. lancton says there needs to be a different approach. can we put up some big tents and >>and air conditioning type of things for them where they live. it's unavoidable human tragedy. and it just brings more urgency to our fy 10 homelessness. we caught up with san jose mayor matt mahan

as city council was wrapping up tuesday. he says the recent number of deaths in santa clara county should not be normalized. is there any? >>lane you see to getting people to use cooling centers more in the future as a way to prevent deaths from happening to things we can do to encourage people to take advantage of city facilities that are air-conditioned. and he says the ultimate solution to keep the unhoused from dying and the heat as they get them off the streets in the first place. >>what the bottom line is, we should have a new living outside of texas. the mayor tells me he hopes to incentivize more people to use cooling centers through things such as free shuttle services to those cooling centers. he says the vta offered free rides to people back in july. they brought about 400 people into those cooling centers. he hopes to capitalize that a lot more in the future reporting in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>today in knees murder trial. well, many is accused of stabbing cash app founder rob lead to death in san francisco last year. any has pleaded not

guilty to the murder charges against him. legal analysts say there will be multiple narratives during this trial at picking the right one. and the right jury will be the crucial thing. >>for the prosecution, this is premeditated murder for the defense. they're saying this many is acting in self-defense and he's completely in a century. selection is going to be key in this case because there is a national spotlight on it both as to who mister lee was as a victim and also the crime rates in san francisco. >>opening statements are scheduled begin next monday. the trial could last several weeks. e mo

>>welcome back on stephanie rothman tonight, california senate candidates adam schiff and steve garvey squared off for the one-on-one debate ahead of next month's election. it's the only one before the election season and they clashed on a range of issues both accusing each other of failing californians. mary beth mcdade has the highlights. >>you got a precarious moment in california history when it's padres. one dodgers, one, but but also he was a very like a world series times the hour-long debate in the race for u.s. senate between representative adam schiff and former dodger. great steve garvey kicked off with some baseball humor. >>but it times things grew a bit more tense. >>paul, as you noted joyce kesse, i know you all related 2025. was crime. just took several shots at his nemesis,

former president donald trump. we have someone who wants to be a dictator on day one running for president. we have here you go. rights of millions of women have been taken shift also kept trying to align garvey with trump is his way of telling maga viewers out there hate. i'm one of garvey admitted he voted for trump in the past. i believe he's the best man for the much safer. we had a better economy. garvey accused schiff of focusing too much attention on trump and not enough on the people of california. >>how can you think about one man every day and focus on that when you've got millions of people in california to take care and garvey claims schiff has little to show after 24 years as a california congressman. 24 years addressing. >>existential problems in this country. >>and never being able to cure the problems. well, both wants to for background checks for gun buyers and believe israel has a right to defend itself.

>>they differ on things like how to fix the border crisis and an abortion garvey says he'll support california legislation while she wants a national right to an abortion law and would talking about the economy. >>schiff wants more government control and garvey a free market. the night ended with a final pitch from each candidate. but my heart and in my prayers. >>i will be a 6 here. senator, make a difference in your life. california also has a right to expect that their senator, we'll stand up for our constitution for our democracy. yes, will take on even a corrupt president. >>democratic vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor tim walz is ramping up his election campaign in california. he landed in sacramento earlier today for a private fundraiser after spending the past. 48 hours in san diego, santa barbara ann l

a local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to the harris campaign for white house. >>he's going to pay off with regard to a lot of the midwestern states. i mean, he's not he was not a pick for just one state. he was a pick that that's going to help democrats carry 5 or 7 other states. >>republican vice presidential nominee jd vance is expected in the bay area tomorrow for a fundraiser in woodside tickets. costs are starting at $3300 per person. more than a dozen states, including california, are suing tiktok. they claim it was deliberately designed to keep young people hooked on the social media sites. the bipartisan group of attorneys general seek financial penalties against the company. they also mentioned other features troubling to you. that includes bd filters that promote unrealistic standards. do play and push notifications. in addition, the lawsuit say tiktok collects data on kids without notice a parental consent. our young people very much on

tiktok platform. >>and that is by design. that is because they have been targeted tiktok has up business model that seeks to maximize frequency and duration. >>tiktok denies the accusations and it's really the latest headache for the app with a whole slew of them. they are trying to fend off a u.s. ban slated for january unless it cuts ties with the china-based parent company. in the east bay of fire engulfing 2 homes in lafayette happened around 4 this morning on monroe avenue. no word yet on what caused the fire or if anyone was hurt. but an investigation is underway. we'll take a look at this. these are just some of the items that investigators say were stolen from a target in san jose last week. the items include a beauty supplies, medication, baby formula, and even a scooter santa clara county sheriff's office does say the see thieves stole more

than $8,000 in merchandise from target on north capitol avenue. investigators arrested 10 people in connection to this theft. it really is the end of an error on the las vegas strip in just a few short hours. the tropicana hotel will be reduced to rubble. now lebron and flashy implosion is set for 02:30am, our time with the help of drones and fireworks since city will say goodbye to the tropicana, the madera hot spot and favorite rap packing out opened back in 1957. it closed back in april to clear the way for a brand new billion-dollar baseball stadium for the oakland a's, they will relocate to vegas coming up in 2028. >>alameda county district attorneys office is now calling it abortion. stay tuned.

>>a big blow to embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price's office. involuntary manslaughter charges against 2 of the 3 alameda police officers charged in the killing of maru gonzales have now been dropped. kron four's philippe djegal reports on an error that led to those dismissals. >>officers connected to mario gonzalez is death were

criminally cleared of wrongdoing by alameda county district attorney pamela price is predecessor. but when price took office, her reexamination of the case ultimately led to involuntary manslaughter charges against all 3 officers. however, in court, attorneys have claimed prosecutors did not file the proper documents and arrest warrants in a timely manner. and on monday, judge scott patton agreed and dropped the charges against cameron leahy and james fisher. it's disappointing to see. >>but the road to justice for victims of police abuse. >>he's not an easy one. attorney adante pointer represented gonzalez's family in its wrongful death civil case in the matter. >>resulting in a more than 11 million dollar settlement with the city of alameda last year remain undeterred. >>we're trying get the justice that and armed man who was guilty of no crime other being suspicious to someone resulted in losing his life. the

charges against eric mckinley still stand. that is because the judge determined his statute of limitations is longer because he was out of the country during an extended period of time. >>he will now have to stand trial. no doubt it's bittersweet. i think you're making not most human being attorney julia fox represents officer reinforces that and price is when i see her office to liberate herself against that tremendous recall kurtz. >>and unfortunately, the collateral damage beings. a law enforcement officer, allison berry, wilkinson represents officer leahy end in a statement. she says in part, quote, my client has mixed emotions about the decision. >>he is grateful the judge dismissed the case against him, but he's heartbroken that the decision did not include officer mckinley. it makes no sense that the district attorney can pursue bogus and politically motivated charges against officer mckinley simply because at the time of

the filing he was building homes and schools for impoverished communities in south africa. it brings to mind the old adage, no good deed goes unpunished. but we look forward to the day when officer mckinley is also cleared. we have no doubt he will be in response to the ruling. the alameda county district attorneys office says, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it is important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mckinley. mario gonzalez was killed in april 2021, a welfare check turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body which an autopsy contributed to his death. the dismissals are with prejudice, which means the district attorney

cannot refile against leahy and fisher philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>tonight, a community is still on edge following a shooting that injured one person in else to that shooting force a nearby school to be temporarily placed on lockdown. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest. >>some now clear this scene and elm street is back open where the shooting took place and it happened right inside this home right behind me. now, what we know so far is that police were able to seize spots of blood and also potential bullet hole is also seeing the outside of this home. >>according to police, they received a call for a shooting of a potential intruder around 10, 30 this morning arriving here. they found that a person had been shot by resident of this home. the resident has been detained for questioning the nature of their relationship is still being investigated. according to police. and again, taking a look inside this house, there are holes everywhere and everything looks disheveled. we spoke with a neighbor who

says there has been safety issues in the neighborhood. >>things have been stolen off of our front lawn. have to call the cops. everytime file a report and we do notice that, you know, sometimes people walk up here. we think it's from the bart station and sometimes they're doing unsavory things look like theirs, you know, staking out scoping out. and sometimes we've seen people doing drugs and there are growing increasingly concerned. now, according to another neighbor who heard 2 gunshots earlier. >>he believes the 2 people involved do know each other and there was a disagreement. the person who was shot was airlifted to a trauma center for critical injuries. and we will keep you updated here and online with more information as it comes available was a good in kron. 4 news. thanks for watching. kron for news and kron-on. we have more news for you coming up next.

>>for your health stafford blood center is asking the bay area for help due to several emergencies. the center needs blood and quickly for patients in critical condition. for more on this kron, four's justine waldman spoke with the donor services director renee kipp said. >>the issue right now that the distributions to hospitals are outpacing the number of blood donations that are coming in. >>yes, and no. so recently we've had 2 very critical patients that have used over 200 units of blood platelets and plasma and so we do have a

high need right now. but in addition to that, we've all heard about the hurricanes in the southeast that is making the blood supply even more impacted in our community. and then for 3rd 3003th, recently over the weekend east bay hospital has reached out for our help because of a san leandro fire. >>so it's not so much that there's been a drop in donor turnout. there just seems to be more need right now or is it a little of both? it's a little of both. the need for blood is constant. so it's the blood on the shelves that help our patients in the hospital right this minute. >>we need to make sure we're ahead of that. >>so while the supplies are low right now,

>>then it hit florida and also the dire need that's been happening in north carolina after helene, they're preparing their for milton, the blood doesn't stay here. can go anywhere to anyone in need. >>yes, most of our blood does go to our local community. but we do send to other places

throughout the whole united states to help out when we can. all right. and what do you want to say to our viewers who are watching her thinking? you know, maybe i should do this, but they're a little hesitant. what's your plea to the public? my plea is please come partner with us. save lives. it only takes about an hour. it's a tiny little and it saves people's lives. really appreciate you coming on. so we could talk about this. i hope a lot of renee. >>hear this and, you know, feel it in their heart that they want to give some blood. appreciate you. this is over in a gibson, the donor services director at stanford blood center and just say the website one more time. stanford blood center dot org. easy to remember. thank you so much. don't go anywhere. we have more news for you coming up after that.

>>kron four's doing something new and unique this week better showcase san francisco. our vicki liviakis has a preview of this is our city where she topples multiple different topics facing the city. >>the city and its struggles. you know, we cover the stories. the big thing, the shoplifting streets of san francisco riddled with drugs and despair. those vacant store windows. but for just a brief minute, we're going to put down the big cameras for news and pick up and i phoned to get up and close and personal a chance to meet the people who make up this iconic place because after all, this is our city. here's a man who came back from the brink and another who takes us to the summer of love. i don't mind showing up. >>a scar from intravenous drug use. all the blown out means that i have. top of of a

former heroin and fentanyl lydic now in recovery. i was knockdown, drag out on the streets of the tenderloin. almost. i'm here for a reason. i've lost too many friends on the streets, a drug overdose and we need to do something about it. now, anybody narcan down here, i'm a lot of hope in this town, which is why i'm out here fighting every day come down to this place a time we'll take you in if you need detox to get you to detox, you have to actually come up for air and look around and see what's happening to your city. it's crumbling. our downtown is crumbling and definitely a city where saving i'm living proof that recovery can bring you all the way back. in the summer of in the past. even that summer. but a lot of good good come from the music scene. the cultural scene. >>political upheavals social changes. we were lucky to be witness to his. i've been

foreign former editor at rolling stone magazine. dj at freeform case and of san francisco state just about in time for the 60's. we discovered one night san francisco. so strange special and unique. regarding i think san francisco still pretty loopy. and i don't think we're and i think know fans a successful journalist a time not landed in francisco. all right, thanks francisco. and i'm really happy to be part of that. >>got okay. >>and all this week during the evening news, we're going to be telling stories from the people who make up this place. tomorrow we go on the court with the warriors and in the dark alleys with the saver of souls. this is our city on kron 4. and if you miss any of the stories, you can always find them at kron. 4 dot com. >>a new report finds the

economic promises from former president trump would add twice as much the nation's debt that's compared to the policy proposals from vice president harris. this analysis comes from a non-partisan group that favors lower deficits. washington correspondent jessi tenure breaks down the report. >>from my plan i play regardless of the plan, a new report from the committee for a responsible federal budget says the economic proposals from both presidential candidates would significantly increase the national debt. these could arguably be excellent things to do. the point is we need to pay for that. my a mugginess, the non-partisan group's president says former president donald trump's plan would be worse for the nation's debt. adding about 7.5 trillion dollars over 10 years compared to 3.5 trillion from vice president kamala harris. both of these would lead us in a significant wrong direction at a time when our fiscal situation is so off kilter, both candidates plan to act on the 2017 trump tax cuts that expire next year.

but while trump promised to make all of the tax cuts permanent called the tax queen because she loves texas, what i'm proposing, harris vowed to only keep the cuts that help those making less than $400,000 a year. the report says the other most expensive parts of trump's economic plan and taxes on overtime pay and social security benefits. >>while expanding the child tax credit is the second most expensive for vice president harris. here's how we pay for to pay off debt. trump would make the government money with heavy tariffs on foreign imports while vice president harris would impose more taxes on large corporations and the wealthiest americans, both of those raise revenue. but again, not enough to entirely offset. >>the campaign proposals mcginnis says the biggest thing missing from their ideas is a plan to specifically reduce the nation's debt. in washington. i'm jessi turnure. widemocratic vice up.

presidential nominee and minnesota governor tim walz was in sacramento tuesday on her official campaign. stop. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >>what was right here at sacramento international airport early this afternoon. but the big question is, why is he here? while the simple answer is is raising money? we did with cheers and applause. democratic vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor tim walz and his daughter hope. >>officially touching down in sacramento, welcomed at the airport by a who's who of high profile, local, state and federal officials, including

lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for was up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house. kamala brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, really just complimented. >>you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >>he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket. bill wong as a democratic political analyst, he's going to pay off

with regard to a lot of the midwestern states. i mean, he's not a was not a pick for just one state. he was a pick that that's going to help democrats carry 5 or 7 other states. >>that that may have been in play. but california republican party chair jessica millan patterson argues the harris-walz ticket will hurt california. >>and the nation democratic continue to be all californians whether it's the highest homeless, entire nation, the unaffordability crisis that we are is very clear governor waltz wants to be less good looking gavin newsom. and so we don't need any more of those policies around our country. and after walls wraps up his time here in sacramento, he'll leave the goal of state for the silver state for an official campaign. stop in reno, nevada, reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >>and southern california man is hospitalized after a violent explosion rocked a long beach neighborhood destroying a home in the process. firefighters are still trying to determine what caused that blast. lauren lyster has the latest details.

>>a day after this violent explosion obliterated aback, house and rock to long beach neighborhood. the man who lives there has been in father, many fabry gas is in the icu battling second and 3rd degree burns to much of his body to of his arms. his slaves is beat and his. we spoke to break. this is why sheila, who did not want to be shown on camera and says her husband was home alone monday at the time of the blast telling us he had taken work off the day after riding in a cycling endurance event with their 14 year-old daughter. sheila says he was doing laundry before something went horribly wrong. according to him, he did wash. >>sheets and through his sheet in the dryer and walked out of that small little washroom went to the kitchen and all of a sudden thing something blew up. >>washington a member was his be going to the pan small pantry door. sheila says somehow he crawled out helped

by a good samaritan neighbor who jumped in to help him first responders arrived, rushing him to the hospital. it all happened around 11:00am on the 2800 block of galle avenue. terrifying neighbors, even a half a mile away like this woman who thought someone had crashed into her >>and then my house was shaking a little sounds like it was on ground. it was so powerful. it caused damage in some nearby homes. the blast was in an accessory dwelling unit on the property or ad you now it's red tagged uninhabitable and access is limited to the main house is well. and sheila says her husband has a long road to recovery to cause some concern. >>a patient, it's going to be a long process. be right back a long process. be right back after a

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population is growing faster than any other age group. >>now, local, state and federal leaders are all coming together. they say to ensure all californians can age well and thrive throughout their lives. that effort brought the u.s. secretary of health and human services. the sacramento today reporter cristina bautista has a look at this blueprints for aging. >>and we are failing our some of our hardest working americans who gave us so much of their life by not saying to them, we don't wait until you're so bill. you have to go to the hospital. >>u.s. health and human services secretary. javier, say that i came to sacramento to discuss the health care needs seniors need in california. this plan focuses on today's older adults, but also offers a blueprint for

the entire life span of those aging. >>the california is at the forefront of pushing this about aging and making sure we have a plan of action. a road map for all california. so we move forward. well all the way through the last stages of our life. >>it's projected that by 2030, there will be 10.3 million californians over 60 making up. 25 1% of the state's population has this shift in demographics. calls for the state to meet the needs of older adults. california's a long way to go. and it's really nice to see that we have an administration that is so focused on improving the lives of our older adults and people disabilities. the goal is to invest and long-term care and access to health care, lower drug costs for those under medicare, provide affordable housing for seniors and improve the alignment of health care and delivery. >>for the support of services, many older adults need to live independently. everyone has different needs and different circumstances. and so we just want to make sure that everyone has the ability to

age in a place where they feel safe and comfortable and that they can call home. >>a northern california college student has a new reason to smile dental practice in roseville, just change their life. getting them a free wisdom, surgery reporter kimberly cruz on why this goes way beyond just a healthy smile. >>it's just knowing the fact that being picked. it's almost like hitting the lotto a strike of luck. i love you all. so cam nguyen didn't expect. yeah. you you son got panicked. i almost stopped was so ecstatic was so touched. i was in tears. i with that >>we're talking about the wisdom for wisdom program. we get them out right near that high school college range. >>you can prevent a lot of those complications and all the pain and suffering that a lot of people go look good. >>there are things looking good. >>it's all in an effort to help make college more affordable for students by

providing those necessary surgery in time for the fall semester to give back. so we take out there with some teeth and put it sleep completely free. >>and then they can use that money towards tuition books. any of that stuff to help pay for college? it's a program dr martin has been doing at his clinic in roseville for about 4 years now choosing one local student in need. but for many in his mom, it's going to be a gift far beyond just a healthy smile. nguyen is a single mother of 2 college boys, including many the recipient of this free surgery and with one income, it is difficult. so. >>being a single mom. i'm just blessed was the operation can cost anywhere between 2000 to $3,000. the doctor martin donates his time doing everything for free. i'm very grateful and i'm very thankful for dr. martin staff and himself to be able to provide this kind of service for anyone out there. that's including me. just nice to get back. like i was always taught

parents to get back and be grateful. and i >>incredibly blessed in roseville covering local news that matters. kimberly, cruz, fox 40 news. >>thanks for now to bay area

football. the forty-niners are gearing up for their thursday night game against the seahawks. the team is dealing with a number of big injuries, though. kron 4 sports reporter aaron wilson has more from today's practice. it's quite a few things to shake up when you think about it for one telling know who funded he might be headed back to the ir after tearing a few ligaments in his wrist. we found out today from head coach kyle

shanahan. >>and jake moody could also be headed that way with a high ankle sprain that he also sustained in the week. 5 battle against the cardinals. they did bring in a new kicker. they brought his name is matthew wright. in now, he was signed to a one-year deal to kind of replace the deficit that they now have with the kicker in movies. so those are 2 of like the biggest of days when we talk about injuries that have really are are really going to affect the niners. now, as for as a team, look at it. there are few guys that are listed as do not practice today. those guys aren't out. no fog, of course. and jake moody as well as demetrius flannigan-fowles in jordan. elliott, demetrius, a linebacker, jordan illini, a defensive lineman. now, i assume that these guys are just possibly sitting out to re have outside a movie in hufanga because then there are few guys that are limited. the bigger names would you serve areas ward george kittle, fred warner, chris conley and jai air brown, all kind of dealing with some lingering injuries that they being limited today in practice. so don't they

don't read injure sales before this big rivalry matchup. know we talk about this matchup. you mentioned it in seattle. it's going to be up against a huge and excited seattle fanbase with most of the guys actually made mention of in the locker room today as they get ready. so go out there and try and get back at the top of the nfc west when surprisingly, despite the fact that they've dropped 2 divisional games already this season with put them back at the top of their division, if they are able to win this one. so it's a lot riding on the line and a short week, which is why recovery in rehab in risk has emphasis for these guys this week because of the quick turnaround from the cardinals game and having to hit up to seattle. now, of course, we talk to kyle shanahan hit a practice today and asked him how big of a game is this? take a listen. so what he had to say lives are lost. divisional games having won. this week's huge planning in seattle is always who's going up. there's always huge. >>and then always an nfl. it's it's tough to get ready for thursday night game. but i think everyone cause. there's

very rate is very rare that you get to sit back and kind of joy that for 3 days and watch the rest of the league in. there are a lot more fun when you win. when you get to sit back and the post offered 3 days, it's not nearly as much fun, not nearly as much fun out around the nfl today. robert solow surprisingly lost his job. is now the former head coach. >>of the gits. and if you remember, he was the defensive coordinator here with kyle shanahan just a few years ago. and there was a little buzz, especially online about the possibility of him returning of the defensive coordinator being that the miners have had defensive struggles this season. however, we also spoke to a few of the guys in the locker room about how they felt about sorensen. and fred warner. he was pretty clear. >>done amazing job. i love me. love exactly what he's about, how he prepares us each and every week. you know, firm believer in players when in those games, you know, i think we're the ones that are out there on the grass. it's a matter of right now. when i when i watch out there as matter of execution and then be in focus for a full 4

quarters, you know, we're not we're not doing that to the level that we need to. so he's got to get that cleaned to us talk about the turkey last year. how much fun that get truth. >>now we were able to speak to the guys in the locker room before practice today. you did see somewhat of a more focused persona personality living in the locker room today being that they did just dropped really crucial divisional games against the la rams. and then the most recent against the cardinals. you can tell that they are really dialed into trying to right the ship and of course, get back in the win column is they've now fallen below 500 as they head to seattle and he have to get one on the road. so coors, these guys are really focused on trying to make sure that they don't go in the opposite direction into 2, 3, on the season or 2, 4, on the season. and instead even of that record to 3 in threes. so a big one on the line here for the guys in. they have to stay down focus that they're going to come out on top against a tough seattle team. that's right now above 503 in 2 it.

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>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm seth. they're often. >>the san francisco unified school district has announced a list of schools that face potential closure or merger. >>this is because of a 100 million dollar budget deficit. if the money isn't found before the end of the year, the state will take over kron 4. sarah stinson has more from tuesday school board meeting.

>>pretty heartbreaking. i mean, we we've been through a very complicated lottery process to get shock. we knew we were, you know, projected to be on this list students and faculty of harvey milk. civil rights academy showed up in volume at the san francisco unified school board meeting. >>tuesday night, many speaking out against the academy being on a list of 13 schools meeting the criteria to either be closed or merged. it has civil rights curriculum that is unmatched the potential closure of schools is a part of the superintendent's plan to cut 113 million dollars next school year. an effort to combat a massive budget deficit which the district says is partially due to a decline in enrollment. difficult decisions, but they're necessary ones for us to set our students for success in the future. take a look at the proposal includes el dorado, merging with visitation valley and students move to visitation valley

campus. harvey milk will merge with sanchez elementary jean parker students attend gordon lauer. johnny whole chin. malcolm x merging with carver elementary in students move to the carver campus as of community alternative t k through 8 merge with paul revere t k through 8 school, san francisco public montessori merge with rosa parks. spring valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan school merges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell campus and the academy. san francisco mcateer merges with raoul wallenberg high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >>low income communities of color. i think they're being

unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these dcisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >>as we work with the school district's, some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, definitely considered as a family incident moving. >>yeah, when we've heard that from other parents, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november 12 and the vote will be in december. in the meantime, in the coming weeks, the district will be hosting town halls snaking, discuss all of this with the community. >>the first being this thursday, i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >>now to the east bay. where else or edo police say an attempted break-in led to a shooting that injured a man tuesday morning. police responded to a home on elm street just off pablo avenue around 10, 30 tuesday morning. and then a 56 year-old an

house man shot twice. police say a person living at the home shot the man because they thought that man was armed and trying to break in. police say the suspect was not armed, but they do have to plan to charge him with burglary. no one else was hurt in this case. the shooting briefly had a nearby school lockdown. an investigation is underway. switching gears now to weather. we take a live look at the embarcadero. it's a nice night, but we got a little bit of fog all because of a cool down, though, be been seeing after this heat wave around 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking it all and has your forecast. lawrence. >>not our neighborhood. our temperatures cooling off. finally the being snapped today. cooling down tomorrow. fog along the coastline. temperatures maybe some low mid-sixties there about 66 in millbrae. 65 in brisbane. work your way down the peninsula. the temperatures warming up to have some patchy fog in the morning. 70's and 80's in the santa clara valley east bay. that's been baking in the heat here in the 70's and the 80's to about temperature of about

81 walnut creek. that's pretty comfortable. 71 in oakland you're looking at about 76 and blown about 81 in benicia back along the coastline. some comfortable weather but much cooler than it has been. that's going to be the trend over the next few days as temperatures dropping off a bit on saturday. there's a week hold for the comes through. not much energy to it, but there's a slight chance we could see a couple sprinkles or light showers. >>well, the heat we're talking about may be gone. but the excessive high temperatures have proven deadly in the south bay, santa clara county officials say 7 on house people died over the last week. all from related heat illnesses. kron 4 shock moment talked with city leaders about what's being done to prevent more deaths. >>city leaders and on house advocates say the number one way to reduce the number of heat related illnesses in the unhoused community is to get people off the streets in the first place. but on house advocates tell me they're worried there's a big disconnect between the services offered by the city and those who need it most.

>>a search of his plaza in san jose's. normally the spot to cool off on a hot day. >>but with the falcons dry no end in sight, it's a sign. this past week's record-breaking heat wave is now behind us. >>but santa clara county officials report this year's heat has been deadly. the county's medical examiner says since june first, 25 people have died because of the hot weather. 7 of those deaths were of the unhoused community. many unhoused people live in tents with not much escape from the gobbling like this on house. just goes by the name prince. he's been living on the street to san jose for some time. and all has to come out. every home like last 4. he says he tells people like him because of issues with diseases and drug addiction. satellite my i have pay that the conditions. we have humanitarian crisis here, even without wave, the way to it is it's a disaster. todd lincoln as an advocate for the unhoused in san jose and says cooling options for the

homeless are hard to access. one, many of them don't have transportation. don't want to leave their encampments. lancton says there needs to be a different approach. can we put up some big tents and some? >>and cooling air conditioning type of things for them where they live. it's unavoidable human tragedy. and it just brings more urgency to our fy 10 homelessness. we caught up with san jose mayor matt mahan as city council was wrapping up tuesday. he says the recent number of deaths in santa clara county should not be normalized. is there any? >>lane you see to getting people to use cooling centers more in the future as a way to prevent deaths from happening to things we can do to encourage people to take advantage of city facilities that are air-conditioned. and he says the ultimate solution to keep the unhoused from dying and the heat as they get them off the streets in the first place. >>what the bottom line is, we should have a new living outside of texas. the mayor tells me he hopes to incentivize more people to use cooling centers through things such as free shuttle services to those cooling centers. he

says the vta offered free rides to people back in july. they brought about 400 people into those cooling centers. he hopes to capitalize that a lot more in the future reporting in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>well, be to the up to the city of oakland and their council to decide whether or not to renew the city's contract for the shot spotter program that technology uses microphones to detect the sound of gunfire in high crime areas at its 20 year contract with the city expired this june, the city's public safety committee voted on tuesday night to send the contract over the city council to be discuss. coming up on october, 15th, the decision to renew the contract or not comes as oakland, of course, grapples with millions of dollars in heir budget deficit. the shot spotter program cost more than 850, $40,000 a year. then there's also question over the program's actual effectiveness. members of oakland's privacy advise. the advisory commission have been critical of the program and are recommending against

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>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. more than a dozen states including california, are suing social media platform. tiktok claiming it was deliberately designed to keep young people hooked on it. reporter samantha cortese has the details. >>they have called young people their golden audience. it's who they want on their platform. millions of children, teens and young adults have an app on their phones that is so addictive. >>it is harming their mental

health and interpersonal development. that's the allegation from 14 attorneys general who have filed a lawsuit against tiktok demanding changes to the platform to mitigate the addictive nature of the app. it has promoted. >>excessive and addictive and compulsive. use by design. >>of our children, california attorney general rob bonta is leading the bipartisan effort. he says tiktok could implement changes immediately, but they don't. so they hope the lawsuit will force their hand. only they can answer it. it's available. they're doing it in other places. they can do it. now they've chosen not to is the answer. they've chosen profit over the health and safety and well-being and future of our children. and that is not something we can accept. and so we've see the lawsuit alleges these algorithmic features are designed to keep minors on the platform as long as possible. and as often as possible despite the dangers of compulsive use.

>>do play an endless scrolling lead to wasted time disappearing stories and live require constant attention to avoid fear of missing out push notifications to lure users back in when they're not using the app likes and comments to prey on the need for validation and beauty filters. it harms self esteem. it triggers body image issues. >>and even physical and mental health disorders. tiktok has known that they have their own internal studies that reveal that they know that they're harming children with their beady filter and they do it anyway. >>got gari 5. hurricane milton is heading towards florida. the national weather service calling milton a very serious threat to residents, especially in tampa where they're expecting a direct hit. more than 1 million

people are under evacuation orders and at least 16 counties in florida. state officials are calling this the state's largest evacuation order ever. president biden also urging floridians in milton's path to get out. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. democratic vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor tim walz is ramping up his election campaign in california. he landed in sacramento for private fundraiser spending the past. 48 at after spending the past 48 hours in san diego, santa barbara and la local democrats believe was has been a tremendous addition to the harris campaign for white house. >>he's going to pay off with regard to a lot of the midwestern states. i mean, he's not he was not a pick for just one state. he was a pick that that's going to help democrats carry 5 or 7 other states. >>republican vice presidential nominee jd vance's expect in the bay area for a fundraiser in woodside tickets. start at

$3300 per person. meantime, vice president harris and former president trump continue to push ahead on the campaign trail. the vice president continued her media blitz with an appearance on abc's the view on tuesday, an interview with radio host howard stern. she's also set to appear on the late show with stephen colbert. and tomorrow, former president trump turns his sights, the battleground state of pennsylvania where he has to rally scheduled and his running mate, jd vance will be rallying voters in a swing state of michigan. the former president's univision town hall scheduled for wednesday in miami. he's not being race rescheduled because of hurricane milton harris's appearance on the same format will continue as planned on thursday. and trump will also hold a campaign rally in coachella this upcoming weekend. and san francisco

fleet week is back. if you plan on going to the events or seeing the blue angels crown for charles clifford has all the details about this year's festivities from their official kickoff. >>well, here in san francisco, it is fleet week. once again, this is the 43rd fleet week here in the city by the bay. this year's fleet week is expected to attract tens of thousands of people to san francisco in the bay area. the highlights include the parade of ships which begins at friday morning, navy civilian and coastguard vessels will enter san francisco bay underneath the golden gate bridge. the airshow will be held on friday saturday and sunday usually starts in the morning with a variety of performances and then the navy's blue angels take to the skies for the finale. usually

mid afternoon across the city this week, there will also be concerts. art shows and tours of naval ships docked along the embarcadero, including the uss tripoli. the navy's brand new amphibious assault ship at a kickoff event on tuesday. mayor london breed said she hopes everyone visiting this week will take all that san francisco has to offer. so we are so happy to welcome all of you from the navy, the coast guard and the marines to be here to celebrate. >>and to really bring a lot of excitement and joy to the people san francisco. >>now for more information on fleet week, you can go to fleet week s dot org or you go to kron 4 dot com. we have some details there as well. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 jury selection started tuesday in anni's murder trial. many is accused of stabbing cash app founder roblee to death. >>kron four's rob. as i spoke to legal analyst about what we can expect in the weeks to come. >>it's not easy picking jury members on such a high-profile case, an important process given they will decide the

fate of the mau mau many. it's been more than a year since the murder of bob lee near the bay bridge in san francisco. the tech ceo and cash app founder was found stabbed to death and 40 year-old many was the last person he was seen with. well, many is now facing murder charges in jury selection for his trial started tuesday. legal analyst michael cardoza says jurors can be familiar with the case but not have formed opinions on guilt. you have to be very careful. you don't let what i call a stealth juror. >>on your journey and that means that's looking for a high publicity case. so they may get their 15 minutes of fame. somehow the night of the murder, the 2 men were recorded on surveillance video leaving the many sister court documents state that the sister had a relationship with lee many confronted him about it. former prosecutor stephen clark expects there to be 2 competing narratives during trial for the prosecution. this is premeditated murder. >>for the defense, they're saying this many is acting in self-defense and he's

completely many has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. the case has been extremely high profile, given both least career and the close eye on violent crime in san francisco. >>it's what makes jury selection an important factor. whether they can put aside. >>all of the media attention that's been placed on this case and only look at what occurs in that courtroom and they will be sworn to do that. opening statements are scheduled to begin monday in the trial could last several weeks reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. more than a dozen

states including california, are suing tiktok claiming it was deliberately designed to keep young people hooked. reporter samantha cortese has the details. >>they have called young people their golden audience. it's who they want on their platform. millions of children, teens and young adults have an app on their phones that is so addictive. it is harming their mental health and interpersonal development. that's the allegation from 14 attorneys general who have filed a lawsuit against tiktok demanding changes to the platform to mitigate the addictive nature of the app. it has promoted. >>excessive and addictive and compulsive. use by design. >>of our children, california attorney general rob bonta is leading the bipartisan effort. he says tiktok could implement changes immediately, but they don't. so they hope the lawsuit will force their hand. only they can answer it. it's available. they're doing it in other places. they can do it. now they've chosen not to is

the answer. they've chosen profit over the health and safety and well-being and future of our children. and that is not something we can accept. so we've see the lawsuit alleges these algorithmic features are designed to keep minors on the platform as long as possible. and as often as possible despite the dangers of compulsive use. >>do play an endless scrolling lead to wasted time disappearing stories and live require constant attention to avoid fear of missing out push notifications to lure users back in when they're not using the app likes and comments to prey on the need for validation and beauty filters. it harms self esteem. it triggers body image issues. >>and even physical and mental health disorders. tiktok has known that they have their own internal studies that reveal that they know that they're harming children with their beady filter and they do it anyway. >>amazon prime's big deal days are back. and what's old is

new. a device to print all your news headlines. old-school style. there's some merits planes and rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world today is amazon prime day which marks the unofficial kickoff to the holiday shopping season. amazon prime big deal days as it's called runs today and tomorrow the company promising millions of deals for prime members already trending are apple's air pods to for $169. these are getting that feature soon. the ninja creamy for $160. google pixel smartphones at some of their lowest prices ever. poppy sodas for 33% off and samsonite luggage for 56% off. as always, check your previous purchases for stuff you might need. again. it could be on sale and use a price comparison site like camel camel camel to verify deals. meta. the parent company of facebook has unveiled a new ai movie-making tool. it's called movie jenna, and it works in 2 ways. you

can type something in let it generate a video or you can feed it and existing video and type in what you want to change. and yes, you can even use your face. in a video, meta says the tool puts movie-making into more hands because you no longer need fancy equipment. and of course, it's good for them because you can generate infinitely more reels and posts. right now. videos are capped a 16 seconds and meta says ai is not a replacement for artists or animators. finally imagine waking up to daily headlines freshly printed from your dot matrix printer one program or came up with a system to do just that. andrew smelly and created the project using old dot matrix printer from the 80's. complete with that classic sound when it prince, he wrote a program that collects news weather in other headlines from the internet then sends the information to the prayer every morning at 08:00am the

printer prints one page with his personal headlines which he then reads while drinking his coffee. andrew says one page is better for his mental health than the infinite scroll. available on a smartphone. he shared how he did the project so others can recreate it. let's see. there's dot matrix bubble jet laser jet, chat. what a cool idea. i'm rich demuro. that's idea. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

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authentic mexican food has the power to bring people together. turning strangers into friends and strengthening the bonds of family like generations of family working at one bernal heights restaurant com for belo has their story. >>in the kitchen with isabel you quickly become the student the owner and head chef at a wonderful mayor is teaching us how to make 2 base in nevada. a richly flavored stuffed pepper considered the national dish of mexico in the 2 missing. a lot of them being seen as that sat there, the in making. this is the feast on that. even make it go for september. 15 while this

kitchen has been home base for the last 8 years. how the o's first restaurant was actually in her living room. meng says for for whole like apartment buildings like she was going door door saying, hey, this is my menu. going to have been no like that. all of us said in our living room was full of people. now people, philip, the tables to eat that home cooking every week at coe mayor and even self means good yes, must for me that the mean, what is the independent that my foot is my in the spare, the from from fine dining restaurant. i see that people can mean and they eat with such happiness. and i feel good to see them my food. i know there's people that come from mexico that don't have a family here that can mean come to our restaurant and the you know, become our friends in. >>no, my mom and good food that reminds of the homes. i

think that's important about 16 years ago is about became part of the law, kasina kitchen incubator, an organization that helps women of color formalize their businesses. >>that brought a webcam heir to the know we've ali, a farmers market and eventually to opening a restaurant at the corner of mission in kingston. last year, the authentic dishes made from scratch landed one com air on the new york times list of top. 25 restaurants in san francisco and honor her son and restaurant manager vladimir says meant a lot to their family. i love having like people like reagan. that's my mom's hardwired. game. it makes me very happy. when make you tell me that the restaurant is in the today.

measuring cups aren't really necessary in this kitchen. isabelle always seasons to she says her mother worked a lot over recipes mostly come from other family members and friends. is daniel smith. put on commute. plus, you know what learned from my mom is red mowing. my favorite is smaller red is good. but i like most of our event with for the morning on left is more like place that you can find out more as mexican restaurant, but the morning that it is something right. you need to i think taking serving up. jason ogata is also unique. tell glencoe mayor they only make the dish for mexican independence day. and this year they sold out within hours, putting together the salty sweet dish took me a couple of tries. but

eventually we got the mexican flag. atlanta mayor says he and his siblings are dedicated to making sure the restaurant succeeds and he's hoping to one day write a book about his mom's story to me like my mom, dina and the grand. what does it not speaking her having her business and so successful? i think that's spy story you. i kind of want to share that the world does that feel good, knowing that they're proud of you and that they want to continue help? >>a mother's love present in every dish served it out. when comair the cozy corner restaurant where everyone is i think important for people to like. i like coming years is forget about what's going on in the outside world and just enjoy food whoever is next. in berlin heights, noelle bellow just kron. 4 news.

>>in las vegas, the world famous tropicana hotel and casino is bringing the cross together from around the world. one last time reporter ryan says business ski has the details as it prepares to go out with a bang. >>weather was your day one hotel. my dad and i our first timeout here. that's where we stayed for the place to make some cash. we have played. that's a drop can and good amounts of money there. for the last time, the tropicana is bringing the crowds from around the world as it goes out with a bang and otero and her husband who are rocking their tropicana shirts, book their hotel room across the street. as soon as they heard it was going down highlight 4 months ago. so have this in our book, too. we're gonna make the date to come up here. can see it while many are planning to watch from their hotel rooms. there are a few like dale told cabbage who are

all in on going outside. hazmat gear include i got vast mass safety glasses. also, others like jerry bullard and his family are still figuring out their plan. they got in at 09:00am today and are here just to see the trop drop. once we wake up tomorrow where we're up front for good, it was really after implosion in the party. you know, we've got to head to the airport lab here. >>thanks for waa memorial servi

held tuesday to honor the life of fallen west. sacramento firefighter tim hall. paul

died last month after collapsing during a training exercise stefaniand reports from the church where the service was held. >>a very different situation from what we're seeing earlier. there are lines of firefighters. we had engines from all over all of this to honor fallen firefighter, tim home. >>today, the sound of bagpipes and drums filled the air as firefighters showed up and forced. remember the life of west sacramento firefighter tim hall worked as a fire engineer for the department served the city of west sacramento selflessly bravely for the entire 18 years of his. his span there after high school college gone to work as a volunteer for the clarksburg fire protection district for decades. i-41 he would graduate from a fire academy and then begin his 18 year career with west sacramento fire where he would climb the ranks, taking on various roles, including arson investigator. today, a memorial service was held for hall where colleagues reflected on fond memories and

people paid their respects. >>tim was selfless. 10 would come back an off duty to perform fire investigations for us to help us with incidents like that when he wasn't doing that, he would volunteer in clarksburg fire agencies from around he region, including you. the county and uc davis came out to salute. the firefighter lost his life in the line of duty. helicopter could be heard ordering fire fighters led the procession into the church in a flag was hoisted up in honor of tim personality could be summed up one way and he had a quote that was engraved on his coffee cups and that he often said and one thing that his family is going to really want to impress upon the community is is believed that if not me, then all leaves behind a wife and 4 children. and we're also hearing not only did he serve as communities, but he also dedicated his time to volunteering, are hearing that he also offered up his time to other organizations such as the 4 reporting from elk grove covering local news. that

matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. stocks soar back

as oil prices finally ease and the doj is accusing a popular gym chain of discriminated against is able to people. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks rebounded today as oil prices finally ease oil prices down 4% today after running up nearly 10% after iran's missile attack on israel, oil markets seem to be settling down a little bit as a response to that attack is still awaited from the israelis. also, tech stocks back in favor with, of course,

ai chip maker nvidia leading the way its shares up 4% today. otherwise markets largely in a holding pattern in the moment ahead of 2 big deals on thursday. first of all, tesla is slated to unveil its new robotaxi. analysts say that could kick start sales of self-driving vehicles. also, the latest consumer price index out that same day. also today, the department of justice filing a lawsuit against irvine based la fitness over alleged violations of the americans with disabilities act, which of course, protects people who have disabilities. the law says that businesses have to make reasonable accommodations for anyone who has a disability. and according to the doj lawsuit, la fitness allegedly has not been doing that. moreover, according to the suit, again, charges extra for people with disabilities to work out with the assistance of a nurse or a helper often charging extra fees for that, which again would be against the law. has one doj spokesman says when we support those with

disabilities, our entire community benefits. no immediate word from la fitness on the lawsuit. back to you. >>the supreme court heard its first major case of the new term tuesday. justices are considering if self-assembled ghost guns as they're called, can be regulated by law. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the arguments. >>in a case about whether gun making kids can be regulated. the same as traditional guns. justices turned to questions about omelets in meal kits. i put out on the counter some eggs, some chopped up him. some chopped up. is that a western on you know? because again, those items how well-known other uses, would your answer change if you ordered it from hello fresh and you've got a kid? yes. and i think that that presses on that them were apt analogy here. the government argues the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms did not exceed its authority when it started

regulating untraceable kit made guns known as ghost guns in 2022, the etf did so under 1968 law defining a firearm as a weapon that may be readily converted to shoot. the case comes after the government appealed a lower court decision that blocked the atf rule. gun rights groups had sued saying congress is firearms definition does not include gun parts. atf has now exceeded its authority by operating outside of the bounds set by congress. gun rights groups. attorney p patterson says parts alone shouldn't be subject to the same regulations. he says the assembly process involving drilling holes makes a difference. even once you have a complete frame, it's not a truly matter to put that together. chief justice john roberts pushed back. it's not terribly difficult for someone to do this. a decision on the case will likely be out next summer in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple.

>>well, we're 5 weeks into the nfl season and this is certainly not where the forty-niners were expecting to be there sitting at 2, 3, after sunday's stunning home loss against the cardinals. but they got a chance for redemption on thursday night in seattle against the first-place seahawks. so it's a short week for the niners back on the practice field today in santa clara. and unfortunately, not quite done with that injury bug which has been buying all season will start or updates with place kicker. jake moody, who suffered a high ankle sprain during sunday's loss. he's

expected to miss somewhere around a month for and that. so the niners have now signed a new kicker. matthew wright, the 28 year-old played for the steelers jaguars chiefs and panthers during his four-year career. he actually spent a little time on the niners practice squad last right has made 40 of his 47 field goal attempts in his career, including 6 of 9 from 50 plus yards. he's 35 of 37 on extra points. meanwhile, all pro safety talanoa hufanga is also expected to miss around a month after tearing ligaments in his wrist sunday. he left the game after playing just 11 snaps. remember the fund also recently came back from a torn acl head coach kyle shanahan said the team considering placing both moody and fun on injured reserve. if they did that, they would each have to miss at least 4 games. so defensive coordinator nick sorensen knows that without and fun. yeah. rookie malik, staff is going to have to step up in his place.

>>for him, it's just being comfortable being out there. i think i mentioned before, like a safe distance, the comfort to communicate. and the feel of the game in the flow of the game and how it moves and how you have to be, you know, a leader back there, find her backers that you can communicate across the board and be tightened. and i think he's done a good job with that. >>but the high school level de la salle football in the bay area for decades. they've now taken that brand overseas. >>the spartans traveling to england and they face the nfl academy, which is the european all-star team at tottenham hotspur stadium. de la salle didn't disappoint opening drive. dominic kelly and for the touchdown. he scored 2 td's today and the spartans off and running fellow running back. derick branch blames junior had 2 touchdowns as well as de la salle rolls. 31 to 9. to baseball now game 3 or maybe we should say rap on 3 between the dodgers and padres in san diego series

tied 1, 1, these teams have been throwing haymakers getting feisty thinking dodgers lead this thing. one, nothing in the second but the defense lets them down with a couple of misplays this by freddie freeman. the throw hits manny machado. everybody is safe lead with 2 and that would open the floodgates. >>david peralta, former dodger rips it down the line for a 2 run. double that made it 3 to one padres. and after a sac fly made it. 41 fernando tatis junior came to the plate with a man on. he has been unreal in these playoffs. 4th homer in 6 games makes it 61, san diego. he's feeling it. with the dodgers would answer in the 3rd base is loaded for oscar hernandez deep to center and a grand slam dodgers. all of a sudden back within one seat. that was it for the offense. both bullpens dominant. combined for 7 innings of one-hit ball. robert suarez gets the save with the strike out there and the padres win it 6, 5, they

can close out the series with a win tomorrow at home. game 3 between the phillies and the mets series also tied. >>1, one, pete alonso. it's got a fan in the crowd. he's having a big postseason picked up from the bottom of the second inning. no score alonso. takes aaron nola. >>a poll for his 3rd homer of playoffs. it's take a one-nothing lead. same score in the 4th this time. it's jesse winker with the home run shot nine-pitch trade. he got the win. went 7 innings, gave up just one run as the mets. take it 7 to 2 and they lead the series 2 games to one. >>that fog has begun to sweep back on shore. this looking from mount tam see the clouds out over the bay right now. and that is going to fill in overnight tonight and started even moving all the way. some of the interior valleys. so temperatures already today started take a major hit. it was as much as 10, 13 degrees cooler in parts of the bay area. 13 whose cooler napa, 13 degrees cooler in san jose and

even 11 degrees cooler in livermore on that as a nice thing to see as we've had temperatures that have been scorching hot. still, 72 degrees slightly above the average in san francisco. 77, comfortable mormon oakland, 88 san jose today. still 97 and hot and live more of at least on the triple digits. 95 in concord, 93 in santa rosa. and how about that? slightly below average in half moon bay at 73 degrees. so yeah, the temperatures taken downward slide today. and here's where we sit right now. it is 57 with the fog in san francisco. you're looking 59 degrees in sausalito. 61 in napa. so you can see really along the coastline inside the bay. you're feeling the effects of that cooler marine air. you get to conquer, though. not quite yet 70 degrees but won't be long. that cool air is going further and further on shore. fact, we have plenty of clouds gather along the coastline late in the day. and that's really going to fill in overnight tonight and tomorrow to the forecast showed the fog slipping inside the bay already. and then by tomorrow morning you're waking up to a cloudy start the day across parts of the bay area as we

head toward the middle the day, partly cloudy skies into the afternoon. but temperatures are going to be much cooler all across the bay area. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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