>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on staff there often we continue to fall news out of florida

tonight. hurricane milton has made landfall as a category 3 storm. >>but now it's a category one hurricane. but unfortunately, the damage is already done in st. petersburg panels fell off of roofs of the tropicana field. a crane collapsed onto an office building and across the state, millions of people are without power and the death toll has begun to climb. no word yet on the exact number. but bay area, first responders are on their way to help with the recovery efforts. as milton continues to ri through the state. we're taking a live look now at tampa, florida. this shot courtesy of our sister station wfla in tampa. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions there in the area. lawrence. >>that major hurricane coming

on shore late this afternoon early this evening. and it's a massive storm. so even though it's come onshore, it is far from finished. see all the red here. that's all the intensity that storm moving on through being picked up on the doppler radar. you can see that band rolling on in the eye just coming onshore south of the tampa area near sarasota and that bringing with it, those ferocious winds right around that eye. we're talking about 120 mile an hour winds with that. i coming on shore. of course, we've seen some of that damage in st. petersburg, but they're far from finished. yeah, we're getting reports of more damage all around. we talked about the tornadoes and there they are popping up all on the east coast. not even along the west coast where they're having trouble there with those all the weather coming on shore. it was the east coast. this a lot of the tornadoes today on the other side, though they're dealing with that storm surge. and boy, it's been terrible, but tornadoes causing all kind damage to this moving through, causing some damage there near i-95 people being reporting some trees down. a lot of damage reported across the

state this coming on shore at night. tomorrow morning. we'll wake up. we're expecting some devastation will have more on that. some impressive rain falling out there to tonight. >>hundreds of emergency first responders from california are heading to florida tonight to help with hurricane milton's response. governor newsom announced his office is sending more than 350st responders. some of them right here from the bay area. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on who's being deployed and how they will be helping. >>bay area first responders are sending in highly skilled firefighters, engineers, law enforcement and search dogs to florida. their main mission would be to help with rescue and recovery efforts. >>as hurricane milton moves across florida, it's slamming the state with torrential rains, punishing winds and flooding. >>and bay area, first responders are on their way to help as a part of the california task force 3. it's what we >>all train to do and we want do our part to help out are

fellow americans and fellow citizens. the sunnyvale department of public safety is sending 2 tenants and one officer and they just arrived in florida. they're currently base in the pensacola area >>from there, they'll be receiving their first assignments. we hope that they're going to be safe while they're out there. crews with the menlo park fire department left on sunday to assist with water rescues being able to provide whatever life rescues we can provide. and that's going to be into different aspects. one is in water and to a structure collapse or compromised. san francisco fire sending 3 rescue dogs and their handlers for recovery once the water settles in this case, they're going to be looking for people. >>and people who either are >>unable to walk, unable to leave wherever they have been or are underneath the rubble pile will need to be found. so

the importance of having all these dogs already there and being able to work. he's critical pg e also stepping in the utility company sent crews to help with the fallout of hurricane helene, restoring power to 6 million people. this is a record breaking deployment for pg sending over those crew members are from right here in the bay area. >>san francisco fire says they also sent a firefighter to florida just dealt with logistics, making sure first responders have what they need to successfully rescue and recover. sonny bill plans to have their people deployed there. >>for at least 3 weeks. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>kron four's parent company nexstar is fundraising to help those recovering from the hurricane. scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you directly to a link where you can donate and support their long road to recovery. a

legacy mexican fast food spot in san francisco's mission district is reeling after back-to-back break-ins. thieves broke into alfaro restaurant saturday morning through the front door. police responded around 07:00am but found no suspects. there. they say a key and other property was stolen. and the next day officers responded to a report of another burglary. there. according to a gofundme page set up by a relative of the owner, the family owned restaurant suffering more than $20,000 in loss and damages and the owner of base camp, a restaurant across the street says burglaries continue to be on the rise as she's just worried. her business is going to be next. >>just like sooner or later, it's going to hopefully not. don't keeping the cash or the restaurant anymore. and we just make sure doors are locked soon as the best customers out of here. it's been a little scary. what i'm hoping is just going to go away soon. >>we have a link to the gofundme page on our website. that's kron 4 dot com.

>>tonight we're learning more about the difficult situation for young students in 13 san francisco schools, the buildings that could close at would be least as a way to generate money for a budget deficit set to be in the hundreds of millions. it's unclear when a decision will be made but talks are underway. and yesterday the san francisco unified school district announced all of the different schools that will either close or merge there on your screen. the superintendent tells us he understands the uncertainty and impending change is the kids and families. >>when i look at weight. but it looks like next year and what will happen with are small schools as some of these schools as education leader. i have to put out ideas like this to make sure we're providing a better experience for our students. so while it in the short term is very difficult, this is for the long-term success of san francisco unified in our students. and we know students are going to ask. we still see our friends. and so that's why we put out ideas that would allow friends to stay with friends when there's a merger

so they continue. that relationship is still be together. >>the superintendent will hold a virtual town hall on thursday to discuss all these changes. the list of school still needs to be approved by the school board by the end of the year. but the district is trying to prevent a state takeover by doing this for a full list of all the schools set to close or merge. you can head over to our website. that's com 4 dot com. well, there you see, we are weeks away from election day and hundreds of members of san jose teachers association gathered downtown san jose this afternoon to energize people to vote the as jta president says when it comes to local elections, one vote makes a big difference. folks know a lot about the presidential election and those things that are going to be on the first page of their ballot. >>but what they don't know so much are going to be those things that are at the local level.

>>where the voter pool is so small that literally one vote can swing whether or not someone gets elected or if the bond passes. and those are the things that have the most immediate impact. >>on people's lives. >>that's jta endorse a number of candidates running for the board of education there. also advocating for yes on measure 8 are which tells as jta saying that providing funds to repair schools and bill teacher housing. >>well, more news after the break. stay with us. welcome

back. i'm stephanie rothman. alden city council members are blasting mayor sheng thao over the new cole deal. the deal involves multiple payment delays which according to city officials, could lead to dramatic budget cuts affecting police and fire departments. mayor tell claims that delays won't be a problem and that this new deal would make the city more money than the

previous agreements. >>now, what we're seeing is that actually going to receive more money. it come the first fiscal year. that's 110 million dollars in the first fiscal year. and we would have from the previous proposed amendments that we made. i'm saying that the budget that the city council has already passed. it lists is around. you this is what we're going to spend our money on. so if you're asking like, will more cuts come because coliseum deal? we're not getting the money. the 48 in by december, we're getting more money in the fiscal year. you have to think about this in fiscal year. terms. >>council members say the city must still account for the delay in an 840 million dollar payment remains to be seen is what the city administrator will choose to cut. a crime on bart has shot by double digits. that's the latest report from bar police number show. overall crime saw a 15% drop compared to the same time in 2023. the data covers through the end of august of

this year are also saw a 10% drop in violent crime and property crime fell by 16% from last year. this decrease comes at a time where bart says they have seen an increase in ridership. they credit the crime reduction to having more officers on duty. >>both are sworn police officers and our own armed civilians. and this is in response to feedback that we've had from passer from the employees who really wanted to see more presence out of system to help reassure them and keep them feeling safe. >>our police is asking riders for help when it comes to reporting the crimes, they say in addition to calling 9-1-1, there's also an app called bar watch where you can send anonymous tips right from your phone. a recently opened restaurant in oakland's trouble ahead. ken berger corridor says they're finding success rampant crime in the area has forced places like in a now denny's and black bear diner to close up shop. but now roundtable pizza says they've opened its stores

despite concerns over robberies and car break-ins. the new location has been open since june. and corporate officials say there's been no problems so far. precautions were taken. >>open and it's been great. so far. we taking no cash. and right now the dining room was not open. we feel really good about it right now. and so there's been no issues we look forward to being cemented in the open city area and that area and being there for a very, very long time. >>round tables, decision to not open the dining room is similar to a nearby raising canes. and taco bell have also done both of those restaurants only offer drive-thru service round table is set to celebrate its new location, though the grand opening on tomorrow afternoon. >>jury selection continued into day 2 today in the murder trial of cash app founder bob, the lead. >>any is accused of stabbing a lead to death in san francisco last year. and the court is picking from a jury pool of 140 people. legal analysts say there will be multiple narratives during this trial

and picking the right jury will be crucial for them. opening statements are expected to begin in a matter of days. meantime, defense attorneys are looking to families ex-wife from attending the trial because she allegedly intimidating witnesses. and right outside the kron 4 studio. the ship is docked and service members are here. that's right. fleet week is here in san francisco kron four's charles clifford has the latest on day 3 and preparations for the blue angel show. >>well, here in san francisco on wednesday, fleet week is well underway. lots of people are checking out. the naval ships docked along the embarcadero and the air show. it's just a few days away. wednesday morning, the uss somerset currently docked at pier. 27 was opened for public tours. the somerset is a navy amphibious transport dock with a crew of around 700. the ship is one of several vessels visiting san francisco for fleet week. the amphibious assault ship uss tripoli is docked down the embarcadero at pier. 21 near the bay bridge tours are available for all of

the ships. you can also see these vessels when they enter san francisco bay for the parade of ships at 11 friday morning. along the marina green on the city's northern edge. wednesday, crews were setting up barriers and preparing for the fleet week. air show that kicks off on friday. this year's air show will include appearances by the u.s. navy's leapfrogs the air force's f 22 the coast guard and of course, the navy's blue angels. the airshow is held on friday saturday and sunday. weather permitting the blue angels will often do practice shows on wednesday or thursday. the airshow always attracts a large crowd and people we talked to on wednesday. we're excited. i love it. >>i love. i love the energy. i think it's so cool. i stand on the marina green starting on wednesday and watch. i love it. think it's incredible. anyone who wants more information about fleet week, including the times and dates for the tours of the ships can go to fleet week s f dot org or kron 4 dot com for details. now the weather forecast for the rest of the week is pretty good high in the mid 60's here

in san francisco, partly cloudy, although the fog. >>it's very hard to predict it could roll in this point. it's unclear if it will impact the airshow in any way. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>governor gavin newsom speaks about the state of california's economy. capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you why. he believes there's lots to be proud of. and my republicans argue is out of touch.

>>wednesday governor newsom spoke about the state of california's economy. he believes it's strong and getting stronger. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, his critics argue he's out of touch. help

is on the way in the city of antioch this week, the city council approved up to a half a million dollars to fund extra police patrols. this comes as the city struggles with low police staffing and gang violence. kron four's philippe djegal reports the patrols will come from outside agencies. >>the antioch city council has authorized its new city manager bessie scott to enter into agreements with neighboring law enforcement agencies to help patrol city streets. was the council vote on it? it was world tired. officer is a dangerous officer. putting more boots on the ground. >>that may be necessary. however, don't want to overwork. >>our staff, the council's unanimous approval tuesday night allocate up to $500,000 to fund the violence reduction initiative. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says outside officers will make $200 an

hour to help a police force depleted over the years by federal and county investigations crackdown on gang violence that resulted in more than a dozen shootings last month. not just an sick of warmer in some of our other troubled areas like 18 think of 18th >>so we'll we'll keep, you know, supporting those businesses there with these extra patrols. hernandez thorpe says the city is on the brink of entering into a memorandum of understandings with 3 agencies. >>and once those deals are signed, the extra officers will be on the streets within we have 12 of the academy. so if this gets us, you know, over 6, 7, 8, months. >>by the time we run out of this money with these extra patrols will be will be. hopefully onboarding. new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extended it to

include dispatchers. >>messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered. could easily cured all kron. 4 news. >>wednesday governor newsom spoke about the state of california's economy. he believes it's strong and getting stronger. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, his critics argue he's out of touch. >>well, the governor believes many of the state's economic achievements are not making headlines and us not reaching you. well, republicans argue california's economy is not progressing. newsom says it is our >>welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit. hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message about the state of california's economy is the time.

>>32 of company's the world. all hear it for it. we've 3rd record-breaking sorry off points. more people california telephone. not only is out before he believesthat narrative of a strong california has not been accurately portrayed about a state he touts as the 5th largest economy in the world. we are so good >>minutes, although the the first time a fortune 500 are. >>he argues his administration has helped get the state to that point. knowing california invested 28 billion dollars into nearly 200 economic and workforce development programs

since newsom took office in 2019 and come 2025. he says he'll release california's first ever economic development plan tailor made for each of the state, 13 economic regions from the north state to the central valley to the central coast to the southern border. >>we want world part of not because of the >>but he acknowledges the state does face several challenges among them housing. pleased and i think the governor is out of touch. republican assembly minority leader james gallagher says that he's feeling after hearing directly from his constituents. people are strapped, you know, they can't afford groceries, see that they for the everyday california. you also look at is filed out of control since he's been governor, you know, despite spending billions and billions of dollars, the problems got worse. here's you know, we have the highest rates of homelessness here in california. we have the highest rates of poverty. >>so i mean, the governor

can't run away from the fact that he and the super majority democrats, you know, have have made life worse. >>and newsom note he's always working on new economic initiatives for the state. more to come. he says next year reporting at the state capital late on wallace kron. 4 news. tonight.

santa clara county social workers are speaking out saying their department is severely understaffed and it's putting kids in danger. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with those on the front lines and find out what's being done to fix it. i want to >>make sure that. you hold the

county that hold sorry. executives, but the department accountable employees within the santa clara county department of family and children services. >>are sounding the alarm about its staffing and workplace environment. >>and because of the shortage of workers, there is huge liability when we are unable to really do the work that we are meant to do, which is investigating allegations of child abuse or neglect. >>pot chang is one of the dozens of workers who spoke out during the board of supervisors meeting asking for them to fill the positions and their department social services agency, which is the broader agency we have over 90 plus social work

>>lee with aldi fcs staff lezla gooden kron. 4 news.

crime on bart has dropped and by double digits. compares the same time last year. our police released the numbers wednesday with overall crime being down by 15%. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the chief of police at barts about what's contributing to the drop. >>bart did a survey last year with riders and one of the biggest concerns was overall safety. since then, there's been more officers on patrol seems to be working. this data released wednesday by bart shows how much crimes have decreased the last year. violent crimes to the end of august, decreased by 10%. and overall crime is down by 15%. chief of police at bard kevin franklin says more officers on duty have helped contribute to that. about a year and a half ago. we really adjusted our

police deployment strategy to increase the presence of uniformed personnel system. and that's both are sworn police officers and our own armed civilians. chief franklin says there's been a huge drop in thefts of things like electronic devices. loss of life is always the biggest concern the last year. >>bart has experienced one homicide and that is an extremely rare occurrence and not something that you would expect to see bark. and we made a and arrests that very tight. every moment when that crime occurred, we were on scene minutes and made an arrest there. scenes like this have also played out at barts stops all over the bay area. it's why the bart police department has adjusted its approach to responding to people in crisis such as mental health and substance abuse issues. we have 20 full-time crisis intervention specialists who are trained mental health professionals who are out in the system trying to address people in crisis when it comes to ridership. bart has been working for 4 years to try to reach pre-pandemic numbers a

day last month, some more than 224,000 riders, the highest since march of 2020. she franklin says there's a direct correlation between larger crowd sizes and a reduction in crime act of spaces are safe spaces as we bring more people back to the system. i think that in itself helps to really keep the system safe systems that are busy and robust are the best transit system's chief franklin is also asking for the public's help when it comes to reporting crimes. in addition to calling 9-1-1 to report an emergency. there's also an app called bard watch where you can report crimes anonymously from your phone. >>reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>a new report shows that sacramento is leading the state when it comes to traffic injuries in major cities. reporter christina battista spoke with local officials and breaks down those findings. >>as mentioned among california city, sacramento ranked number one for most dangerous regarding traffic

violence when speaking to drivers and pedestrians on the road, they mentioned that they are not at all surprised by these findings. >>and it was really sad to see sacramento was rated as the most dangerous city for traffic violence compared to peer cities in california the active transportation commission serves as an advisory committee for the city of sacramento regarding walking and bicycling strategies for the city. a recent report revealing sacramento is not improving as far as traffic violence since the adoption of vision 0. but at the top of the list. >>have not actually seen 0 traffic fatalities happen. we've unfortunately seen traffic fatality seen roughly steady and the last 7 years since he's been adopted. in addition, the data locations where they saw more incidents where historically disadvantaged communities are historically disadvantaged. communities are not invested in. >>historically and that really come pounds for a series of. sad outcomes where if you don't have a sidewalk on a sheet thing, you walk in the

street. if you don't have lights in your street, then a driver might not see you because you have to walk in the shade because you don't have a sidewal when asking drivers in the area about the signings, they tell us they are not surprised. it seems like >>everyone's in such a hurry and they don't. they'd almost rather wrist. causing a collision just to get ahead of you and be one second faster than just waiting and getting behind you. >>john gibson tells us that due to these findings, they have 6 suggestions they will be presenting increase funding for active transportation, expand speed management. build a bikeways program. reestablished slow it active streets, develop the school program and finalize the construction be tour policy and they're all around traffic safety from safe streets. the schools, the funding act of transportation. >>next week, the commission will get together during a public meeting to discuss their yearly report. it will also share the 6 recommendations in sacramento covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news.

>>the tropicana resort in las vegas is no more. the hotel and casino demolished early wednesday morning and making way for the proposed a's ballpark kron four's michael thomas gives us a look. >>it was a bittersweet morning for a's fans as the las vegas tropicana hotel imploded right after 02:00am to make way for the a's. new proposed stadium on the las vegas strip. both towers of the 67 year-old las vegas. tropicana came down in about 22 seconds with the use of over 2000 pounds explosives. before the implosion, a drone light show along with a fireworks show lit up the sky. will frank sinatra and take me out to the ball game played in the background. >>moment the oakland athletics owner john fisher said he couldn't wait flat. it is really a pleasure to be here. been a long time in really started working on a stadium effort. you know, 18 years ago. these are renderings of what the new 1.5 billion

dollar ballpark is said to look like. it should hold up to 33,000 fans. and the hope is to have it done by 2028. >>fisher, thank the city of las vegas and officials from bally sports by gifting them a jersey before saying it was nevada state officials that made this possible. governor joe lombardo whose vision from the beginning that. >>bringing baseball to the strip would be incredible in a city that is constantly reinventing itself when it comes to paying for the project. a team's executive said it would be financed in 3 parts. taxpayers of nevada would pay for about 350 million. another 300 million would be borrowed through debt financing, which is still being worked out. >>and the remaining 850 million would be paid by the athletics owner john fisher. as we get detailsas to when they begin building the new stadium. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you at the desk. in

plane crash on catalina island kills 5 people. investigators are working to put together the events that led up to the crash and identify the adults who were on board. reporter alina abovian is following the investigation and has the latest from santa monica. >>good evening. that's right. we are learning new details about the victims, including the pilot. according to faa records, the plane was registered to a man by the name of elissa 5 from west hills. >>the planes registered owner is elissa fi. a former flight instructor seen here in archive photo online. so if i believed to be one of the people on board, according to people, ktla spoke with.

authorities haven't yet identified the victims but said they were all adults. they were on board a twin engine beechcraft 95 which crashed shortly after departed from catalina airport in avalon around 8 o'clock tuesday, the aircraft went down in rough terrain about a mile west of catalina airport. you can see that in an instagram video posted from the catalina island conservancy. according to flightaware flight tracking website, the beechcraft airplane took off from santa monica airport shortly before 06:00pm tuesday and arrived to catalina airport. about 20 minutes later around 08:00:08pm, and 9-1-1 s o s alert was sent from a cell phone belonging to one of the passengers. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>and in addition to mister ali sofi, ktla has independently identified a second victim. however, we are waiting for the coroner's office to notify next of kin. that is the very latest. i'm ellina abovian here in santa monica, ktla. 5

>>in bakersfield, another aircraft emergency at the meadows field airport and american airlines flight with 130 passengers diverted to an emergency landing. the play was from dallas to san luis obispo and landed in bakersfield due to a landing flap issue. reporter conner door was there with passengers and talk to them about their experience. >>the 130 passenger flight safely landed in bakersfield at around 12:00pm, followed by 2 fire trucks until it docked. >>and on the flight attendant came and said, hey, we have a little trouble with the flaps and that's really? said, yeah. he they didn't want to take a chance of trying to land in st. louis basketball. so does that everyone around us to come over to make us feel where the land trip was a little bit longer a little bit flatter just to be safe. the really hard break landing. but other than that, it was fine. yes, out some tire tracks behind us and stuff. but

>>we thank our out, ok, the call for the fire department was for a potential break fire. yeah. the concern that i can do my blanding >>a homer a break higher on break. >>and folks that deep boarded the plane, we're told that the plane was going to be fixed or they will be bused to san luis obispo. this is now the 4th aircraft issue in bakersfield in a week. one was a crash of a private plane on october second in which the pilot suffered major injuries. an airplane parachute was deployed. another of a private plane where the pilot's wife landed the plane after her husband had a fatal heart attack mid-flight. she landed the plane safely at meadows field. passengers on today's emergency landing said this experience will not affect their decision to fly again. >>still be taken yeah. if unless something really happened. a lot worse that i have to think about kern county fire department said

the fire trucks were precautionary. >>in case a fire broke out from the landing besides changing travel plans. the passengers of this american airlines flight were unharmed. >>reporting outside meadows field airport conard or 17 news. >>more top and

a high profile death penalty case. the supreme court is weighing whether to throw out the murder conviction of oklahoma death row inmates. the state appeals court upheld that sentence. washing correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. >>lawyers for the state of

oklahoma say death row inmate richard glossip didn't get a fair trial. it's not every day that an attorney general confesses air a jury convicted glossip of arranging the 1997 murder of his former boss barry van treece, republican attorney general gantner drummond says recent evidence of prosecutorial misconduct warrant a new trial. i'm not saying that he's not guilty, but i'm saying that he was out of florida process years after glossip's conviction. the state said it did not disclose their key witness lied on the stand by denying being treated for a psychiatric condition year. one witness has been exposed as a liar when the whole case depended on his credibility. now almost 30 years since the crime, the family of the murder victim is here at the supreme court asking justices to uphold that conviction will be a e when this happened and i'd still doing this in. 44, i wouldn't believe derrick pantries was a teenager when his father was beaten to death with a baseball bat at the motel. he

owned. >>he wants to see the death sentence upheld. we've been through the entire emotional gamut you know, frustration and anger grief. the lawyer defending the state's criminal appeals court, which has upheld the sentence argues the supreme court shouldn't be defending this state issue and instead dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction. >>weaving position are free to pursue state law, clemency for other available relief. the court is expected to have a decision next summer in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>for the first time in almost 2 months, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this comes as israel's defense minister says his country's retaliation for recent iran missile attack will be lethal and surprising as washington correspondent basil john reports, the state department is providing assistance u.s. citizens trying to flee lebanon. >>for the first time since august, president joe biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke on

the phone. >>they talked for 30 minutes on how to respond to iran's recent missile attacks. it was direct. it was productive. obviously the call that the president had with the prime minister of israel. the conversation comes at a time when the president has grown frustrated with netanyahu's handling of the conflict. >>as the humanitarian crisis worsens in gaza. we haven't been making clear to the governor of israel that they have an obligation under international humanitarian law. >>to allow food and water and other needed humanitarian assistance to make it into all parts of gaza. israel proceeded with its operations in southern lebanon against hezbollah forces. reason concern for the safety of u.s. citizens in lebanon. >>we are working around the clock to help americans in lebanon. the state department is organizing flights out of lebanon. more than 1100 people have been evacuated. whatever somebody situation is in lebanon, if you if they want to leave, which we encourage them to do, we want to make sure that we connect them with >>either one of these

commercial flights or that our u.s. government organized flights, reena bitter with the state department tells me it will continue this operation for as long as possible. we're really hopeful. >>that american citizens will. take advantage of having a commercial airport available to leave. now she says anyone there is struggling to get in contact with the state department or the embassy near family in the u.s. can help reporting in washington. i'm reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

does mark farrell have the right experience it's good medicine. 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.

records ahead of thursday's inflation report and lamps. plus is turning off the lights on and alleged false

advertising case. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the dow surged more than 400 points to a new record high as oil prices continue to ease and ahead of tomorrow's consumer price index, cpi is expected to show that in september inflation is running at 2.3% compared with 2.5% a month before that continued decline in inflation. pretty much makes a quarter point rate cut in november. more likely as opposed to a more aggressive half-point cut. tech stocks, of course, led the way north today with microsoft, amazon and apple all posting gains investors largely shrugged off a filing from the department of justice said it's considering a break-up of google over its quote, unquote, monopolistic practices when it comes to internet searches. also tomorrow, along with the cpi, tesla is slated to unveil its new robotaxi. analysts hope that that will kick start the market for self-driving vehicles. now, let's take a look at california's lamp.

plus, chain things are a bit dimmer there. now that it's been reported that they're going to pay 4.1 million dollars to settle charges that they allegedly duped consumers with misleading pricing officials in la riverside, san bernardino and san diego counties brought this case against lynn plus saying that the company would use compare at and comparable value tags to imply that they're lighting fixtures were priced below those of others. but officials say there were no others. these are not pictures that had competing brands in the marketplace. also, officials say that lives plus would allegedly tout discounts that won't, in fact, markdowns. the company admitted no wrongdoing but did agree to pay the 4.1 million dollars and agreed not to use any misleading pricing in the future, which you'd think they wouldn't have to agree to. all things considered. back to you. >>the new green lancer its spinoff series, lanterns has found its star. plus, the stars of speed reunite for anniversary of the film. andy riesmeyer has the details. and tonight's the entertainment report.

>>we start here with news about the hbo max adaptation of the dc comic book green lantern, the 2011 film start. ryan reynolds as how jordan but in the new iteration of the comic, how jordan is a lantern legend and must pass the torch. so to speak to a new green lantern. we now know who that will be. his most recent start role was in rebel ridge. after aaron pierce will play a character called jon stewart, who is a new recruit in the lantern world. different jon stewart. the 2 must solve a murder on earth. hbo picked up the show for 8 episodes. no word yet on when we can expect that. and can you believe it's been 30 years since he's absolutely perfect action fell. speed came out in

1994. with the incredible premise. keep a bus above 50 miles an hour or rental explode to celebrate the anniversary screening of the film at the egyptian theater here in hollywood last night with stars sandra bullock and keanu reeves in a 50 minute q a afterwards. it was the first time ever the director jim vaughn sat down with both stars on a stage like this. they talked about how little cgi was used in the film. how sandra bullock only got the gig after another actor dropped out and how she got her bus driver's license.

plus, how kiyana initially said no until he met the director who he called a mad genius. the theater was packed with people cheering on. and as for a sequel to the sequel, bullock joked speed 3 would have to be, quote, the geriatric version. it won't be fast. and while the cast might be game hollywood might not be brave enough. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm andy riesmeyer. >>more news coming up. stay

>>thanks for joining us at kron. 4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. hurricane milton has made a landfall in florida as a category 3 storm and has since been downgraded to category one hurricane. >>but damage is already done in st. petersburg panels are torn off the roof tropicana field and a crane collapses onto an office building. thankfully no one was hurt in these instances. but across the state, millions of people are without power and people have started to die. no word yet on the exact number. but bay area, first responders are on the way to help with the recovery effort. as milton continues its path of destruction through the state. >>many of the evacuees here say they haven't had a home since hurricane helene made landfall just last month. >>ryan mall. we can't live

now. so we found a mobile and they told to evacuate mobile homes. >>and it's not just residents being affected. newsnation zone. brian entin is covering the storm in tampa and posted next tonight saying, quote, made it back to our hotel. no power and water inside going to get some rest and will get out to look at the damage in the morning. california's are helping hundreds of emergency first responders from california made their way to florida to help. governor newsom announced his office is sending more than 350st responders. some of them from right here in bay area. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on who's being deployed and how they plan to help. >>bay area first responders are sending in highly skilled firefighters, engineers, law enforcement and search dogs to florida. their main mission would be to help with rescue

and recovery efforts. >>as hurricane milton moves across florida, it's slamming the state with torrential rains, punishing winds and flooding. >>and bay area, first responders are on their way to help as a part of the california task force 3. it's what we >>all train to do and we want do our part to help out our fellow americans in fellow citizens, the sunnyvale department of public safety is sending 2 tenants and one officer and they just arrived in florida. they're currently base in the pensacola area >>from there, they'll be receiving their first assignments. we hope that they're going to be safe while they're out there. crews with the menlo park fire department left on sunday to assist with water rescues being able to provide whatever life rescues we can provide. and that's going to be into different aspects. one is in water and to a structure collapse or compromised. san francisco fire sending 3 rescue dogs and

their handlers for recovery once the water settles in this case, they're going to be looking for people. >>and people who either are >>unable to walk, unable to leave wherever they have been or are underneath the rubble pile. >>will need to be found. so the importance of having all these dogs already there and being able to work. he's critical pg e also stepping in the utility company sent crews to help with the fallout of hurricane helene, restoring power to 6 million people. this is a record breaking deployment for pg sending over 400 or 450 individuals. >>lot of those crew members are from right here in the bay area. san francisco fire says they also sent a firefighter to florida just dealt with logistics, making sure first responders have what they need to successfully rescue and recover. sonny bill plans to have their people deployed there. >>for at least 3 weeks. i'm

sara stinson reporting back to you. >>thanks, sarah. well, taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. finally, cooling down. looks like a pretty clear night. let's get a check on our forecast for that. we turn a cough or sheet. meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>to those temperatures really take a nosedive last couple of days and let's back to normal around much of the bay area tomorrow. going to be a fantastic day outside. you're going to see a couple batches of fog special on the coastline and a few more mid to high level clouds passing across the rest, the bay area. but overall, yeah, we're going join nice cooler temperatures compared to what we had this past week. but the right now, sfo, some clouds lingering along the coastline just over the hills or as well. we're going to see a few more of those tonight, at least out toward the beaches and some mid to high level clouds elsewhere tomorrow. patchy fog in the morning. then partly cloudy cooling trend continuing. then as we get in toward the weekend. well, i got a cold front that's going to be falling apart as it approaches the bay area. but bringing with it at least a slight chance of some showers late on friday night and early

on saturday morning. all right. speaking changes, how about today? we watch those temperatures. drop a good 10, even 40 degrees cooler around parts of the bay area. now some passing clouds out there this evening and that onshore breeze continuing outside. and that's exactly what we want to see. if you want the cooler temperatures, kind of a flat ridge developing here. so that onshore wind. okay. then i school marine air further and further on shore each day. but you see the winds. here's the forecast overnight. i little breezy in spots, especially near the coastline tomorrow morning. that onshore wind continues. that breeze. well, it will be picking up in the afternoon tomorrow and some of those winds over 20 miles an hour out along the coastline as we head toward tomorrow tomorrow afternoon. now temperatures for overnight lows, fantastic 40's and 50's. i mean, that is some good sleeping weather temperatures out there much cooler than what we've been experiencing highs you're looking at 66 degrees downtown san francisco. that'll be cool out along the coastline with some low 60's inside the bay. you'll find some sunshine, some passing clouds and temperatures in the 60's make

your way down the peninsula. turning in the 70's and a few 70's even a couple low 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. but 80 degrees in pleasanton. 79 in seminole as you make your way into oakland tomorrow about 69 degrees. 72 in 81 in fairfield, 73 degrees and lael back toward the coast. keep those temperatures cooler. but yeah, that's going to come the trend. we're going to see more clouds on the way the next couple days as temperatures drop it off. slight chance of a shower late on friday night into saturday. doesn't look like much best chance north of the golden gate bridge. thanks, lauren. >>the farmer direct executive director of the san jose police officers association has pleaded guilty in federal court. the charges she illegally imported synthetic opioid pills. 64 year-old joe and mary. and so govia was charged last year with a tempting to bring the drugs in united states and then distribute them. federal prosecutors say use computers, both at work and at home to order the thousands of drugs. they claim it went off for more than 7 years. and 61 shipments were sent to her home in this time. she now

faces up to 20 years in prison. oil company, valero and shipping operator and ports have agreed to a 2 million dollar settlement. this comes after a lawsuit was filed back in 2022. by environmental watchdog, san francisco baykeeper the non-profit claim drone footage showed the companies were dumping oil refinery waste into the bay. settlement also requires both and ports and valero to implement operational improvements. this includes site cleaning maintenance and invest new equipment. the money will go directly to local organizations working the cleat clean, the san francisco bay, delta watershed. more affordable housing is coming soon to treasure islands wednesday. san francisco mayor london breed joined community members and city leaders celebrate the grand opening of star view courts. we'll have 138 units all designated for formerly homeless and low-income families. mayor breed says it's part of a long-term vision help develop

the island and all support the people who live there. >>to life as the island continues to grow and to develop and become a destination whether to flea market, whether it's, you know, activities and events and concerts and soccer games, a game of football, you name it. it happens here and treasure island. >>this comes just days after bay fc announced plans to build a permanent training facility on the island. also, starview court is part of a larger city initiative. tad more below market rate homes and community spaces to the island. or wat

>>welcome back on staff there dozens of social workers in santa clara county say their department is severely understaffed and it's putting kids in danger. the say the shortage is putting a strain on their ability to investigate allegations of child abuse or neglect. >>there is huge liability when we are unable to really do the work that we are meant to all of our workers are working over standard. so you are doing the work to workers. >>agents with the department tells us there are over 90 vacant positions, the department of family and child services told kron 4. we'll be following recommendations from the board of supervisors and collaborate with staff support children's well-being. well, help is on the way in the city of antioch this week, the city council approved up to a half million dollars. that stuff and extra police patrols. this comes as the city struggles with low police staffing and gang violence. kron four's

lead call has more details. >>the antioch city council has authorized its new city manager bessie scott to enter into agreements with neighboring law enforcement agencies to help patrol city streets. was the council vote on it? it was for all the tired officer is a dangerous officer, putting more boots on the ground. >>that may be necessary. however, don't want to overwork. >>our staff, the council's unanimous approval tuesday night allocate up to $500,000 to fund the violence reduction initiative. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says outside officers will make $200 an hour to help a police force depleted over the years by federal and county investigations crackdown on gang violence that resulted in more than a dozen shootings last month. not just an sick of warmer in some of our other troubled areas like 18 think of 18th

>>so we'll we'll keep, you know, supporting those businesses there with these extra patrols. hernandez thorpe says the city is on the brink of entering into a memorandum of understandings with 3 agencies. >>and once those deals are signed, the extra officers will be on the streets within we have 12 at the academy. so if this gets us, you know, over 6, 7, 8, months. >>by the time we run out of this money with these extra patrols will be will be hopefully on-boarding new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extended it to include dispatchers. >>messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered. could easily cured all kron. 4 news. >>take a look at this. hurricane hunters going through the eye of hurricane milton before it made

landfall. the data will be used to help with improving forecasts and supporting hurricane research. kron four's parent company nexstar is fundraising to help all those affected by the hurricanes. scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to a link where you can help either by donating or supporting them in any way you can for the long road to recovery. there. and today marks high wants a national day. the bay area is home to one of the largest taiwanese and american communities in the whole country and to celebrate tuesday, community leaders gather in foster city to check out a wide variety of businesses and taiwanese ties from major airlines. a local mom and pop food beverages and more among those in attendance was south bay state. senator dave cortese. >>we see what's going on. we're trying ukraine. trying to everything we do for you. making world are missing the same because of the research.

one is to be protected. taiwan's democracy. this. >>i'm not for grabs. >>of course, casey says a delegation of state lawmakers are slated to visit taiwan sometime in early next year. >>well, coming up, oakland deal to sell the city's half of the coliseum could trigger some budget cuts. we'll get you all the latest details. stay with us.

>>oakland mayor sheng thao blasting 3 oakland city council members who are saying her updated deal to sell the city's half the coliseum could trigger budget cuts, leaving the city with even fewer first

responders. meanwhile, the city council members are doubling down on their claims that budget cuts are imminent. kron four's dan kerman south down with the mayor to get some clarity. >>the city's new deal to sell its half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. we'll bring oakland more money than the original agreement and the deal will close in may of next year instead of 2026. but it also delays the second payment of 10 million dollars to november 7th. and it delays november and january payments of 48 million dollars to may of next year. 3 council members say those payment delays will lead to dramatic budget cuts, which could include cutting cops in closing fire stations. >>the reality is we're in a bad situation that's only about to get worse because right now we have to make fairly immediate set a 48 million dollars of cuts that mayor sheng thao who is taking credit for the new coliseum deal says the delay in the 48 million dollar

payment is not a problem. you're asking about, do we have the cash flow issue? and that is the answer to that is no. >>right. because we're working in fiscal years, you know, coming it with the money come the in march, even if they came in, maybe that's still within the fiscal year for that budget cycle. city staff later clarified the mayor's comments to indicate there's no need for additional cuts. as long as 2 things happen. one quarter, one revenues remain on track. we'll find that out later this month. and to that second payment of 10 million dollars for the coliseum, which is due on november, 7th actually happens. they say if that happens, there will be no need for additional cuts. >>that is simply not true because the cuts have already begun. and this has been clearly stated city administrator and what those cuts are. exactly. we're waiting find out councilmember johnny ramachandran says the city must still account for the delay in the 48 million dollars. >>and what remains to be seen is what the city administrator will choose to cut among

various options. so any hope of getting more clarity on this matter remains elusive at this point, maybe more to come with information at the next city council meeting. and oakland city hall. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>the effects of hurricane helene will be felt for a long time and the political impasse could be felt until election day. election officials in north carolina are working to ensure the election goes smoothly in the states, including absentee and early voting. in today's political minute, newsnation's blake burman takes a look at helene's impacts on north carolina. voting. >>storms wrecking havoc on politics including in the tar heel blake burman with newsnation. hurricane helene devastated homes, roads and communities in parts of north carolina. 2 weeks ago. here are the 13 counties most affected by the storm. all of them lost buildings and infrastructure required to conduct elections in this crucial swing state. absentee ballots are already out and early voting starts next week.

now the state is trying to keep the election running smoothly despite the damage that includes easing restrictions on absentee voting assistance teams to get absentee ballots to shelters and allowing the affected counties to modify their voting sites and early voting hours. most of the affected counties turned out for donald trump in the last election. asheville, right in the middle. there is a democratic stronghold in the last election. the area voted for trump. 54 to 44%, blake burman and this is the newsnation and this is the newsnation political minute.

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the san francisco unified school district expressing concerns following news that the district plans to close or merge more than a dozen schools. kron four's will tran has details on the decision expected to impact hundreds of students. the students are inside the classrooms at this time. and this is harvey milk, civil rights academy. but >>probably will not be the same come next year because this school and 12 others 13 altogether. >>well, either merge or close because the school district says they don't have the money to continue the way things are. they are looking at a 400 million dollar budget deficit over the next 3 years. here's video of the students and the parents arriving this morning. they know full well what's going on. they're hoping that the schools don't close at all. but if they do close, they are really hoping that harvey milk stays open. it is so important to the

castro area. so important to the bay area because he was a pioneer and they're hoping to raise pioneers at this school with approximately 150 students showing up every day with their parents. we are talking 11 elementary schools and 2 high schools on the chopping block. here's a parent at harvey milk talking about why the school district should not close this particular school. >>it's i don't know the fish storm, all men the school district. but do think that this is something that's been a long time coming and it could have been prevented. i know that no one wants to see their school polls, but i think a school like harvey milk definitely should not be on the chopping because of what he means to area to castro sport the only school. i know that we have other neighboring schools, but it's the only school specific to harvey milk in the mission. so it is very personal to this area. >>now we are talking not a final deal yet because board

will get together once again on november 12. but here is what they are floating around. so take a look at your screen. the mergers includes so many schools that we encourage you to go to our website. kron 4 dot com, but just a handful right now. eldorado merges with visitation valley. harvey milk merges with sanchez elementary and malcolm x merges with carver elementary. the fear is if they don't do it now, then the state will go in and do it for them. and not only are we talking closures and mergers were talking layoffs because the school district does not have the money. we are talking possibly 500 employees on the chopping block. >>wellas

the southeast continues to reel from hurricane helene worries are growing over and iv shortage after the storm flooded a major north carolina plans. officials tell us that the plan is responsible for 60% of the country's iv supply reporter claudette stefani and has reaction from health officials on the impacts. >>i reached out to hospitals throughout the region and some tell me that they're confident that their supply is just fine. while other hospitals like center help tell me that they're monitoring the situation trying to come up with some alternatives in the event that their supply does run dry. baxter international's north carolina facility flooded after a levee breach caused by helene, other major producers swept in to help. but we're now learning the storm forced one of the substitute facilities to close. luckily the facility is reporting there iv bag should not be impacted because they were given enough notice to

relocate supplies. hospitals use more than 2 million iv bags a day and some of forced to conserve and fear supplies could further. wayne u.s. health secretary javier becerra has also addressed the crisis, saying his department is considering other options, including air marking other plans to step in and help extending the expiration dates on ivy products and bringing in temporary imports of foreign supplies. and here at home, we heard from hospitals on the shortage among them center health. wed this to say, quote, we are monitoring developments and working closely with baxter international to assess the full impact of the national lie before us. managing our supply and exploring alternative solutions. american hospital association has already called on the president asking him to declare a national emergency. i also asked that her health, what departments would be the most impact and also what those alternatives would look like. and the event that they did reach a shortage, they did not get back to my questions

reporting from roseville covering local news that matters lot of stuff on and fox. 40 news.

and fresno home builder is getting a better and a new home. and wednesday, he surprised the family with special messages all over the framework of that house. brianna bias takes us inside to show us how the community is rallying to honor a veteran. >>sergeant nate tom sherak served in the army for 6 years. but now that he's out of the barracks and back in the home of the brave, the community wanted to make sure his home is covered in love with the lead. i'm sergeant nate tom sherak coming home.

just makes me feel special. it's cool to see all the people that come out to support homebuilding group are is gifting him a new home today, kim, for his 6 years of service overseas and mean so much? i mean, i feel like it's crazy. i can already feel the love in the house before it's even done. tom. shaq suffered knee injuries after driving over an explosive device. >>so in our is building the 2000 square-foot home specially to meet his needs every day. our jobs are to provide shelter for families. and it's a very rewarding business to be in. but this takes it a step further and it provides a place for memories to be made for families to come together with friends. >>it's really a special opportunity, especially for a veteran, but giving him a new house wasn't enough. the community rallied to show him how much he's appreciated. >>i hope this means. he's talked about, you know, a lot

of places he would he would go and, you know, places he's been. i feel like home whistle. it will keep 100 put in place for little bit. you know. >>hunkered in a home marked by gratitude and love. >>it's just it's blessing home won't be ready until next year. but tom, shaq says seeing the community's love encouragement literally embedded into the framework of the home, makes him even more excited to move and fresno, i'm brianna bias ksee. 24 local news that matters. >>the aftermath of hurricane helene, a spark not only floods of water, but also of misinformation online now federal state and local leaders are sounding the alarm that it complicates an already difficult recovery process in the south. president biden and some republican lawmakers are pushing back on the misinformation washing correspondent reshad hudson has more. >>as floridians endure hurricane milton, president biden is pushing back on a

flood of misinformation about that storm. surgeons have been made properties being confiscated. that's simply not true. and hurricane helene percent people impacted by the storms are received $750 in cash and no more. that's simply not true. president biden says former president trump lead the onslaught lies. georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene posted on x someone is controlling the weather found ridiculous. it's got to stop. when asked to respond. the trump campaign said it's listening to the storm victims who are critical of the federal government's response. the biden administration says they have never seen as much misinformation about a hurricane until now. that can literally lead. >>2 people risking their lives to people losing their lives. even florida's republican governor ron desantis slammed misinformation. be careful about the nonsense that just that gets circulated. the

republican congressman who represents the area of north carolina devastated by helene. >>even issued an eight-point press release debulking conspiracy theories about the storm response. the white house is asking people to get their information from trusted sources like fema. >>reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >>ou

thousands of rock fans will come together for what is considered the west coast. the largest rock festival aftershock, the four-day music event returns to sacramento starting on thursday. reporter kimberly cruz has more on this

year's big events. if you plan on going over. >>we're near discovery. parking conceded signs already of indicating festival and runs as organizers prepare for one of sacramento's. a large is music events. now it all kicks off starting tomorrow. >>sacramento is gearing up for electrifying weekend. >>aftershock is the largest hard rock festival on the west coast. this is something that's been in sacramento for over a decade started as a one-day festival with about 11,000 people. and over the years, its popularity has exploded growing into a four-day festival with over 160,000 people. according to visit sacramento ceo mike testa, such an important piece of business for sacramento, not only for the attention it brings the market, but for the local businesses. testa says over the 4 days the economic impact is close to 30 million dollars putting sacramento not only on a national but international stage that supports the local economy. one of the things that we

design with this festival, it doesn't go into one of the morning. it gets out at 10 o'clock on the weekends. and the idea is that the people will leave the festival grounds and go to the restaurants into bars and patronize the businesses in sacramento with more foot traffic. >>comes more car traffic going to be a lot of profit. >>this weekend westbound us. 52 northbound. 99 freeway connector will be closed starting friday at 09:00pm to monday at 05:00am if they are using 99, just a completely avoided use i fight. >>the motor east and the audience. >>is that these 55, our brochures. are needed out. boy. daly, nighttime closures, which will be in on wrong have more impact for drivers. >>so leave with extra time and be patient. if you're in the area, another option is to use public transportation security is offering free rides for festival goers but proof of the ticket. you can say that we're in the middle of festival season slash big

events for sacramento's. obviously this weekend after shock will take place upcoming weekend will be golden sky and the weekend after that, the ironman race will be taking place. so a lot happening and a lot to look forward in sacramento covering local news that matters. kimberly, cruz, fox 40 news. >>it's a netflix comedy series about the unlikely relationship cannot the woman and a rabbi. the highly anticipated nobody wants this stars. kristen bell and adam brody so-called gives us a look in the entertainment report. >>well, this series is loosely based on the writers, real-life experiences everyone enjoy. you know, is a rabbi here where his beard and he was definitely judging >>nobody wants this is a modern, edgy, thoughtful romcom. i think that i certainly have been waiting for for a long time. you're the rapid. todd, right? well, you kind of laugh because mister act. you don't know. he's a rabbi. and then when you

>>learning is around by and when joe and learns he's a rabbi. he's excelling pot smoke. >>join has a new man and they not using names. so lets just call him the profit. it's not about 21 year-olds. it's about people who are. >>actually navigating their late 30's or early 40's. and when you find chemistry with someone that maybe the world really doesn't want you to be with you got to ask yourself that question. is it worth it? >>halas ma. it's necessarily. but but in the wholly different mindsets. >>so it's going to be fun. contrast to play with. >>all 10 episodes of nobody wants this streaming now through netflix. in the meantime. the la phil is bringing you a fantastic show. it disney concert hall called dia de los muertos with due to who stopped due to melt will lead a festive exploration of latin american music for the

day and the day going deep into afro mexican and brazilian styles and featuring special guests, the lobos and gabriela ortiz tickets on sale now la fille dot com. we've got a chance for you to win tickets to this exciting event. text the to 5, 1, 5, 1, 5, for your chance to win 4 tickets to see dia de los muertos with dudamel live in concert at the walt disney concert hall on friday. november first and parking is included. it's going to be a great show. good luck to all with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >>if you like to stay active, there are some new gadgets on the market just for you. samsung's new fitness tech includes smart watches and rings. demuro takes a look in rich on tech. >>when it comes to health and fitness tracking samsung, has you covered? the company has smart watches from the ultra affordable to the altar, rugged plus, a smart rain to track your stats. 24 7.

>>samsung giving us lots of options for smart health and fitness tracking. their lineup starts with a $200 galaxy watch fp for the basics at an affordable price, you can even get a cellular version for $250. next up, it's a galaxy watch 7 which comes in a larger screen size with more battery life. it costs $300. i've been testing the top of the line galaxy watch ultra and samsung, smart rain. the $650 ultra has a rugged circular square design with cellular built in. there's a quick, but you can use to activate a workout fast and it has samsung's best sensors for tracking health stats and gps with extra accuracy. terrible to military standards and water resistant up to 330 feet. i like its unique look and the level of detail on the

health and fitness stats. samsung provides you also get notifications for sleep apnea and irregular heart rate. samsung using ai to generate a daily energy score based on your activity and sleep. plus what you can do to improve battery life on the ultra is excellent. and while you might not want to wear the ultra or any smart watch to bed, that's where samsung's $400 galaxy rain comes into impacts tiny tracking sensors to monitor fitness and sleep comfortable enough to wear 24 7 in my testing. the battery lasts nearly a week. it comes in a unique wireless charging case with the light that let you know how much batteries left or check your phone, both the watch and ring have pinched gestures to take a picture and more. the rain has no speaker or microphone. the lights can flash to find it. i just wish it would vibrate to alert me of new notifications. amazon

recently announced it's raining is eligible for reimbursement through health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts. and unlike its biggest competitor, there are no monthly subscription fees. more information on the website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>well, the forty-niners have left the bay area for a trip up north to seattle and their thursday night matchup with the seahawks sort of a good news, bad news situation on the injury front, george kittle in fred warner, couple of stars are both good to go for tomorrow's game. but

cornerback charvarius ward is listed as questionable with a knee injury and safety. tele know who funded today was placed on injured reserve with torn ligaments in his wrist. forty-niners quarterback brock purdy going to be playing against a defensive scheme. he knows pretty well. >>mike mcdonald, the seahawks new head coach came over from the ravens where he was their defensive coordinator. and as we all remember from last year's ravens forty-niners christmas night match up santa claus, mcdonald's defense. neither were very kind purdy. he has gone back and looked at the film from holiday beatdown learn some lessons that he hopes are going to help them out tomorrow night by the great jerry rice. obviously, watching. >>how the game went and decisions that i made and obviously like learning from it. but morning, just when i do get those situations again, like handling everything the right way in terms of getting to my answer and you know, taking what the defense gives

and those kinds of things. so it's been really good watching. but at same time. >>we're we're playing whole new personnel seahawks and so should be a little bit different in that regard. splaine different players. but when it comes as a schemer scheme is good to watch game last year against baltimore. so it's good. >>take what the defense gives you. that's just good advice for life. let's turn to hoops. the golden state warriors making the trip up 80 tonight taking on the sacramento kings, steph curry and company tonight in some preseason action demar derozan solid in his first game with sacramento. 2nd quarter kings were down 3. the rosen with corner. 3. he led the kings with 15 points made all 6 of his field goal. attempts. but the warriors followed suit. draymond green finding steph curry. that's a good idea. stephen reynolds in the 3, he had 13 points in 16 minutes to 3rd quarter. now, 3 point warriors lead brandon project country kicking it out to

moses. moody, couple of youngsters there. he sinks the triple plus the foul. a four-point play extends the lead to 7 later in the 3rd dubs up by 3 the anthony mountain. one of the newcomers pulling up from downtown he had 16 points off the bench. and then in the 4th quarter, the warriors creating some separation up by 9. a little funny healed with this 6, 3, of the game. he had 22 points 8 of 9 warriors. may 28 threes in the game. they go on to one. 22 to one 12 area who's ready for some hockey? the san jose sharks opened their season tomorrow night when they host st. louis blues. so much anticipation. >>to see the number one overall draft pick macklin celebrini and will smith won't hear their thoughts on the game. >>i can't wait i'm see are in this area and bring back some

of the some attention that the but the u.s. and first and then a little bit and see that. we know it's a big day for not just me, you know, my so it's i mean, there's obviously pressure. they also we look at as an opportunity starting only was. and that's something that's our goal to get back to the. >>in those temperatures really take a nosedive last couple of days and let's back to normal around much of the bay area tomorrow. going to be a fantastic day outside. you're going to see a couple patches of fog special on the coastline and a few more mid to high level clouds passing across the rest, the bay area. but overall, yeah, we're going to join nice cooler temperatures compared to what we had this past week. but the right now, sfo, some clouds lingering along the coastline just over the hills or as well. we're going to see a few more of those tonight, at least out toward the beaches and some mid to high level clouds elsewhere. tomorrow. patchy fog in the morning. then partly cloudy. cooling trend continuing. then as we

get in toward the weekend. well, i got a cold front that's going to be falling apart as it approaches the bay area. but bringing with it at least a slight chance of some showers late on friday night and early on saturday morning. all right. speaking changes, how about today? we watch those temperatures. drop a good 10, even 40 degrees cooler around parts of the bay area. now some passing clouds out there this evening and that onshore breeze continuing outside. and that's exactly what we want to see. if you want the cooler temperatures, kind of a flat ridge developing here. so that onshore wind carrying a nice cool marine air further and further on shore each day. but you see the winds. here's the forecast overnight. i little breezy in spots, especially near the coastline tomorrow morning. that onshore wind continues. that breeze. well, it will be picking up in the afternoon tomorrow and some of those winds over 20 miles an hour out along the coastline as we head toward tomorrow tomorrow afternoon. now temperatures for overnight lows, fantastic 40's and 50's. i mean, that is some good sleeping weather temperatures out there much cooler than what we've been experiencing highs you're looking at 66

degrees downtown san francisco. that'll be cool out along the coastline with some low 60's inside the bay of find some sunshine, some passing clouds and temperatures in the 60's make your way down the peninsula. turning in the 70's and a few 70's even a couple low 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. but 80 degrees in pleasanton. 79 in seminole as you make your way into oakland tomorrow about 69 degrees. 72 in 81 in fairfield, 73 degrees and lael back toward the coast. keep those temperatures cooler. but yeah, that's going to come the trend. we're going to see more clouds on the way the next couple days as temperatures drop it off. slight chance of a shower late on friday night into saturday. doesn't look like much best chance north of the golden gate bridge. >>and that doesn't here for us kron. 4 will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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