>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. more

frustrations tonight in san francisco over the possible closure of multiple schools. >>the school district superintendent held town hall today to discuss the potential closures. but many parents say it didn't help kron four's. sara stinson explains. >>this is one of many town halls the superintendent is putting on to further explain the fiscal crisis and school closures. there's no public comment allowed, but the superintendent did answer questions submitted by parents, though. many not happy with this format. >>and we want answers, but i don't know if this is the format that's going to give it to san francisco parents demanding answers as to why their child's school is on a list of 13 schools meeting the criteria to potentially be closed or merged. really, we are picking up and sending us to other side of the and you didn't even about us. people are but definitely gonna have to take the bus. people going to have to drive. people are just going to have to make arrangements with their jobs. the superintendent of the

school district held a virtual town hall thursday night. i know it's made for a challenging few days. dr. matt wayne, explain the district's 100 million dollar budget deficit which he says is in part due to a decline in enrollment. we have. >>really like 12,000 fewer students that we had 20 years ago. and basically the same number of schools, parents that you quote, are coming together in this time of uncertainty. i'll be honest. i was shocked. i was floored. >>when i realized that all the walkable schools in our neighborhood are being shut down, definitely hoping and fighting for them to reconsider our school closing. sorry. do this without crying? marine abren has a daughter with autism. she says the district has not once mention what will happen to special needs programs like hers are under-represented. we're the most fact anybody was indication should know how much change in parks a on the spectrum. you know, i always get dixon poll if i have pots that i think that's going through every day. and if when

they deviate from left to right have a meltdown should be on the floor. key team run and other parents say they're worried about losing the tight-knit school community in the russian hill neighborhood. for us, the community is everything. it's it's not just the school, but is that extended community, as my husband says he would leave his his arson with anyone at the school. the final list of school closures should be released on november. 12th with a final vote happening in december. the superintendent says he'll be visiting. >>each school on the list starting next week to have some face-to-face time with parents and teachers. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. meantime, san francisco supervisor aaron peskin who is running for mayor, is calling the possible so closures unfair. >>saying they disproportionately impact communities of color and calling on the city to intervene in the district's plans. >>i think we all understand that the san francisco unified school district is going through a tough time and

fundamentally this city to city and county of san francisco to san francisco unified school district. i have got to turn things around and the way we are going on the way the unified school district is going about this. >>is the wrong way. >>the final list of school closures must be approved by november 12 and a final vote on the closures will be held in december. you can find the full list on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. all clear in walnut creek tonight after a gas leak prompted evacuations in the neighborhood contra costa county fire officials say they responded to the scene just off walker avenue around 8.30, this evening. this is in the neighborhood behind the broadway plaza. authorities say they found a gas line rupture measuring between one and a half and 2 inches are crew got to the scene within the past hour. just found one pg and e truck on scene. this is a video shared on the citizen app. also when the leak was first reported, you can see the road blocked off with police and firefighters.

no word yet on what caused that rupture. switching gears to weather taking a live look now at sfo. it's a pretty foggy night out there, but a lot of nice fall weather check in on all of that kron. 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. larry. >>we are starting out with some patchy fog. i think by the afternoon that does break up saturday. that's the day the gets iffy. i know a lot of people are going to come in and telling the weekend to see the blue angels. there's a slight chance we could be dealing with some light showers in the morning. maybe some drizzle early on. so plan on cloudy skies. start today. clearing out the afternoon, partly cloudy again. the fog rolls in on sunday, but giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. we are seeing some of those clouds out there right now. it's just broken kind of patchy now. and that's what's going to stay overnight tonight. tomorrow we're going to see patchy morning fog giving way to some sunshine, some passing clouds this weekend that slight chance showers mainly north of the golden gate bridge and down the mateo county coast. as we head in toward saturday. but here's that storm system off the coastline. this will be the rainmaker if we do get it,

not a real strong system. we're talking about a few hundreds of an inch of rain south of the golden gate bridge if we see it. so not a whole lot, but get a little bit closer. mark tomorrow, going to be mild, warm day around the bay area. then this guy comes rolling on tonight. overnight lows going to be comfortable again. lows dropping down in the low to about the mid 50's around the bay area. tomorrow you're talking about 69 degrees. downtown temperatures go 65 in the sunset koestler. got some patchy fog. little sunshine in the afternoon. 70 degrees millbrae 66 in south san francisco. 74 degrees. redwood city for the southwest. temperatures warming up nicely but pretty comfortable outside. no real hot weather around the bay area tomorrow. but warm 70's and low 80's in the tri valley. 79 degrees in walnut creek. 71, as you make your way into oakland, 76 in benicia and 76 in napa back toward the coast. keeping those temperatures cooler with a couple of patches of fog, pretty healthy sea breeze again tomorrow, slight chance of showers on saturday. temperatures staying below average. well into next week. >>ready to go.

>>with less than a month to go until the election, alameda county district attorney pamela price is speaking out about the recall effort against her feisal supporters today this morning that the recall is not the way to fix the problems in the city. >>and the business for 30 years in this community, i had office i think clay was somebody broke into my. this is one night broke the window. it came in my business stole my computers. >>called the police. i filled out a police report. called my insurance did not just about to say, let's recall the that was not the solution to that is not the solution to criminal activity in alameda county. >>price says the recall is an effort by republicans to remove progressive district attorneys from the office in the county. however, last week democratic congressman eric swalwell endorse the recall efforts. and the oakland

unified school district says they're pushing to get rid of lead in drinking water on campuses after finding out about the problem recently. community members have been outrage including parents. president biden announced federal funding that will go towards providing clean water in schools like this one. >>we heard the president's words yesterday were very happy to see that this is a priority for the government. the federal government certainly priority for the state government. and so we look forward to, you know, perhaps getting some more funds in the cases where we've had elevated levels of lead found in anything we've been mitigating those as quickly as possible. we've been fixing outlets. we've been replacing outlets. >>and just a high levels of lead are so seated with learning disabilities and blood disorders. and it's especially dangerous for children under the age of 6. well, statements are set to begin next week in the murder trial of many. he's the man accused of killing cash app founder roblee in san francisco last year. today, 12 jurors were selected from a pool of nearly 150. there are

also 5 alternatives. and this trial is expected last several weeks, an end it sometime in december. >>you can escape roaring through the skies today and there will be plenty more of action. the navy's blue angels began their air shows tomorrow along san francisco's marina green. the blue angels have been performing for 78 seasons as a fleet week in the city is one of the biggest highlights of their year this year. i think you can expect classic blue angels flight demonstration. you'll see our c one, 30 jay super hercules affect. you notice about albert lied about a 10 minute flight demonstration followed by our 6 f 18 e super hornet flying their trademark like demonstration to show that everybody looks forward to its and iconic city iconic show site and one that we're very excited to be part it. >>there are plenty excited fans out there today that feel the same catching in a few practice rounds. >>he's just like something that it really she'll very

latest next. so is that way to people together enjoy like chills, id like funny. >>it's focused. the kids love to see the boats, the student all of saturday i think is an when so i mean, we'll be here >>the fleet week air show usually starts around midday on friday, saturday and sunday. the blue angels say they have 3 different versions of the show depending on weather conditions should be of really nice time this weekend. >>thanks for joiniot welcome

back. i'm stephanie rothman. emergency responders are now helping anyone in need of rescue and assessing the damage to the hurricane. milton left behind in florida. >>brought significant surge in some areas while waiting cause extensive damage and others. today we got a look at the road to recovery and how the federal government will assist. washing correspondent cal martin has more. >>president biden says it's still too early to know the full extent of the damages caused by hurricane milton. but he and officials in florida say lifesaving measures like evacuations did make a difference. was that everything our power to help you put pieces back together. president joe biden is promising the people of florida help is on the way. >>after hurricane milton's, powerful winds swept through the state overnight. flooding communities destroying homes and knocking out power for millions were providing the resources needed to rescue, recover and rebuild. right now, the coast guard and the army corps of engineers are helping with search and rescue

in evaluating when to reopen the port of tampa. fema is boots on the ground assessing damage. so we didn't just have rain. we didn't just have flooding. we had some horrible tornadoes. republican florida senator rick scott says looking at the devastation congress return from recess to washington as soon as possible can make sure that federal agencies, fema, part of that culture are fully funded. fema director deanne criswell says in order to help storm victims across 6 states, her agency already spent 10 of the 20 billion dollars congress recently set aside for disasters. and it does have a drain on our budget. and so we are monitoring every single day. >>president biden told reporters he believes does have enough money to get through these current disasters. but he's also urging congress to come back quickly to stir up some more disaster funding. at this point. the republican speaker of the house, mike johnson, is rejecting calls from both democrats and republicans to

return. now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>and if you're looking to help those affected kron four's parent company nexstar is raising money to aid in the cleanup from both hurricanes. if you see that qr code on your screen, you can scan it and we'll take you directly to a link where you can donate and show your support. a home in the north bay completely engulfed in flames there. quite the dramatic scene that happened this afternoon in the coffey park neighborhood. >>crews say they found heavy flames coming from under the garage door and then it just took over the whole house. there. also a car parked in the driveway was on fire. no one was hurt, thankfully, but 2 people are now left without a home. the cause of that fire is under investigation. a 17 year-old has been arrested for shooting another teen in san francisco. police say during the arrest the suspect had this loaded firearm within the shooting happened back in august, 2 blocks away from

galileo, high school near for mason. the school was placed on a brief lockdown during this time. the victim is expected to be okay. a trial date has been set for may in the racketeering and trafficking case against disgraced music mogul sean diddy combs, his family, including his mother and children, attended the court hearing today in new york city remains in jail for now. tonight, bail for a 3rd time. his team insist, though, that he is innocent. >>he's making an adjustment. he family here today to support him. we really want to put an end to one of the clowning that we see on again. and that is a serious proceeding with serious consequences. and all of us addressing, according. >>if convicted, he could face life in prison and more charges could soon be filed against him. as prosecutors say their investigation right now is ongoing. a rock thrown at a passing car kills a driver in southern california

tonight at urgent hunt is on for the suspect behind this killing. the vicious assault was the second in just days and antelope valley area near los angeles county, a passenger who was in the car says they don't know where that rock was thrown from, but they say it did land on the windshield smashed in the glass and killing the woman who was driving her family now hoping that the person responsible is found. >>she was she was so happy. you know, my sister was full of it. >>was a lot of join >>police say the first incident happened over the weekend where 2 people in that case were hurt. the new is wnba team just announced their new head coach. >>my name is now in the gas and on the head coach of the golden state valkries. >>the golden state valkries introducing their first head coach natalie. not say. 20 years after playing professional woman basketball with the san jose spiders. she's now making her great return to the bay area. she

coached a decade in the nba with the la clippers and 3 years with the las vegas aces. she said the name the head coach is a lifelong dream come true and that the team aims to bring home a chance championship for fans and the organization. first official day coming up on october, 21st. >>in my hand, here are $18. >>could this become the new statewide minimum wage? well, it all depends on how californians vote on prop 32 capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you more about the measure and i think supporters and opponents.

>>a suspected burglar in the east bay is caught red-handed after getting stuck inside a business to explain. kron four's. michael thomas is oakland with the story. >>this burglary happened right after 2 o'clock this morning in downtown oakland at a shoe store. and the owner says while the burglar was able to break in, he wasn't able to break out. this is video of the scene from early this morning. you can see oakland police arresting a man for breaking into the shoes spot that's located at jefferson and 7th street in downtown oakland. he appears to have a net wrapped around his neck and this is after police were able to get him out of the store. the owner of the shoe store tells our photo journalist that was there. he received calls from neighbors of the storms being burglarized. when he got there, he realized the suspect was still inside. he says the way the suspect got in was through a small glass panel window. many couldn't get back out. as of right now, he says no goods were stolen, but the store definitely has damage. as you get more details from oakland police department will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in oakland, michael thomas, i'll

send it back to you live in studio. >>a measure on the 2024 ballot could affect how much you get paid. that's because proper 32 will give voters the option increase california's minimum wage. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >>well, in my hand, here are $18. this is the proposed new hourly minimum wage for many workers. something supporters say will greatly assist in a state that has become unaffordable for far too many. while opponents argue will hurt the very people. it's trying to help. >>as it stands today, california's minimum wage is $16 an hour. but voters passed prop 32 this election in 2025, the minimum wage will increase to $18 an hour for workers at companies with at least 26 employees and $17 an hour for those that companies with 25 or fewer employees. each year after that, the minimum wage will increase based on inflation. it's the right thing to do for california workers who for too long have had a voice. that's why joe

samberg says he authored propped 32, the businessman who prides himself on being what he describes as an antipoverty advocate. samberg argues the minimum wage proposed improper. 32 will benefit every day workers across the state struggling to get by. there are millions of californians we're working full time. >>and many cases more than full-time. it can't afford basic needs like 3 meals a day for kids, rent transportation, clothing. >>it comes about half a year after the state implemented a $20 minimum wage for most workers in california's fast-food industry. and as pertains to most other sectors, the state already scheduled to increase the minimum wage by $0.50 to 16, 50 an hour in the new year. but according to sandberg, it's absolutely and that's also the feeling of the california federation of labor unions. league of women voters and labor leader dolores huerta, all of whom supporting prop 32 is going to stimulate pastor roof of the overall economy. but the no on prop 32

campaign has a different perspective. not good for the economy is just a disaster of a proposition run. fog is the president and ceo of the california grocers association. he says prom 32 will ultimately hurt everyday shoppers afford basic groceries. it has come back to consumer because the profit margin for a grocery store is very thin. we're talking somewhere around one and a half percent. the only way that we be able to adjust. >>to a minimum wage increases to raise prices. it's a message echoed by the california chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >>both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industries, hurting the very people prhelp increase in the minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage. >>may not seem like a lot. but over thousands of employees, it adds up to be quite a bit.

>>and this is just one of 10 statewide measures set to appear on your ballot. this election reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news.

said more assistance is on the way for residents of the storm battered state of florida. the aftermath of hurricane helene and now milton has sparked a flood of misinformation online. now federal state and local leaders are sounding the alarm that that complicates an already difficult recovery process in the south kron four's. stephanie lin spoke with cnn senior cybersecurity reporter bree fowler to learn more.

>>all right. so first of us, first of all, it can you walk us through scams that a lot of these hurricane victims are seeing right now. a kind of misinformation is being distributed out there. >>well, when it comes to scams, i mean, these kinds of things happen with every natural disaster. anytime you have people in need that need help anytime that you have people who want to help them. there are people out there that are going to try to take advantage of the situation and this could mean phishing emails that could mean phone calls. that could mean text messages offering help. maybe if you need it and then you find out there's a fee. >>or maybe, you know, it's a charity looking for donations that isn't really a charity. you have to be careful who you're dealing with, no matter what side of things you're and what are some red flags. people should be looking out for. >>in the case of an online or a phone scam. sure, you know, if you can in some unsolicited call or email or text from

agency. >>or a company or a charity that you've never done business with. don't click on it. don't deal with the person on the you know, if fema's calling to help call them back, get a number, you know, from their website go directly to the website. if it's a charity, you know, think about it, researched it online and definitely, you know, don't click on a link in an e-mail that you get that you didn't ask and what would you say is being done to stop these scams from starting in the first place? i imagine it's a pretty tricky process. >>while the ftc and system, which is agency that handles, you know, a lot of the cyber issues and critical infrastructure in this country.

>>are you seeing a rise any particular type of scam in general just nationwide? >>we're seeing a rise in all kinds of scams i things like chatgpt make it so much easier to write convincing emails that are customized to

particular people. you know, most of the scams they originate overseas and the people behind them may not have english as a first language. and we've all gotten those emails before where, you know, it's written in broken english doesn't quite make sense in it. it really gets your, you know, your spidey senses. happens less than last when people are writing grammatically perfect emails. >>yeah. so it's more important than ever. i supposed to be extra vigilant. absolutely. all right, cnn senior cybersecurity reporter bree fowler, thank you so much for your insight this afternoon. >>we will continue with moras w

to the election, experts are sharing tips on how to manage stress as the big day approaches. kron four's lezla gooden has more. >>we are under 30 days until the presidential election and many people are feeling anxious and overwhelmed. usually get our information. >>controlled know by either hoping a newspaper opening a website. turning on the television flooded. now, the issues that were so flooded very little control over how much information we get. so instead of people getting information from newspapers or television now we noticed what's happened is shifted in the big reason for that is course, we're all connected. almost plug into our phones. our tablets, according the american psychiatric association. >>73% of adults in the united states are feeling anxious about the 2024 presidential election. dr. bronk says it's important to manager information intake. >>and maintain a balance life.

>>if you don't have a lot going on in your life. that especially increases. the stress and anxiety some people about themselves. you know, people are widowed. it also followed young adults. you know, first, want to try to vote political experts say depending on where you land on the political spectrum. >>could determine where the anxiety and fatigue could be coming from. have donald trump. >>basically talking about that that com layers pregnancy is going to ruin the in this country. and and that migrants are they're eating eating cats and dogs and and causing storms and hurricanes in florida. and then you have kamala harris talking about what a when an exit tax essential threat donald trump poses to american democracy, noting that there is an overall darker tone in this election cycle. i talked to. >>political and nonpolitical people who are just friends and relatives say just enjoying sense grieving anxiety about what the future's going to be and

people are just hope and pray that this election is over with. and here's some tips to ease those inches. feelings vote. now. so nice to know that's out of the way. and you have to worry about when you send it in, you send it in. if you the lineup the polls because you forgot to put it in on time, maintain empathy. >>as much as you disagree with somebody who gets very upset because they think differently than you. don't try to destroy the character. don't take it personally trying stay curious and open mic, but no matter how much you disagree with some buddies point of view. lou, understand what to tell him let the good in kron. 4 news. >>southern california, the hunt for whoever threw a rock at a passing car, killing the driver is now coming out. it happened on antelope valley highway days after a similar rock throwing attack that left. 2 people hurt. reporter shelby nelson has more details from antelope valley. >>she was she was so happy.

you know, my sister was full those who knew serena rodriguez, all new. >>she was a lot of joy >>her sister sylvia says they were best friends and that serena loved her nieces like they were her own like and she always love my baby. her family plans to keep her memory alive by erecting this cross in the same area where the 25 year-old died. tuesday, just after midnight, serena and her boyfriend were driving home to lancaster along state route one. 38 in the antelope valley. they were heading westbound near the area where it splits off to state route 18 people. i got to the band. vehicle headlights came on the pop noise. serena's boyfriend, frankel, martinez says that popping noise was a rock that flew through the windshield instantly killing his girlfriend of 5 years. he says he grabbed the steering wheel and tried getting her to respond. cold frontal god. recognizable family says there

was another vehicle driving in the opposite direction when it happened. they're trying to determine where that rock came from. if it was thrown from the vehicle or a person on the side of the road, we're told the california highway patrol southern division, major crimes unit is now taking on the investigation after a similar incident happened just 2 days before this one and in the same area, preliminary reports indicate that a rocket came through the windshield of that vehicle, injuring 2 people at about 11, 30 sunday night. it's unclear if that could be connected to serena is death, but family is frustrated saying that investigators haven't released much information and they want whoever is responsible caught. i want to see justice. >>she is something that we can never get back. i hope they really find this please inform the authorities of any suspicious, you know, activity in that area time to catch person. >>and we just got word from the lancaster station of the la county sheriff's department that they arrested one man who was reportedly throwing rocks

at traffic. that happened on the same day that serena died, although that happened about 40 miles away. they say that man was arrested on avenue s and sierra highway and they don't know if that could be related reporting in the antelope shelby nelson, ktla, 5 news. >>we'll continue in a couple of mhuman

rights advocate and widow of senator robert f kennedy. ethel kennedy has died. president biden called at the lynn american icon, a matriarch of optimism and moral courage at who was 96

leaves behind 34 grandchildren. and 24 great-grandchildren news nation's nicole barely shares the legacy she leaves behind. >>born in 1928, ethel kennedy was a humanitarian window of u.s.. senator robert f kennedy and sister-in-law of president john f kennedy. while a student at manhattanville college, the former ethel skakel took a ski trip with a classmate where she met her future husband in 1950, they married and later had 11 children. they were married 18 years, but their union tragically ended on 6/6/1968, by been when robert kennedy was assassinated at the age of 42 by sir. hans are >>robert kennedy's family and friends founded an organization dedicated to realizing his that year, ethel kennedy founded the robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights. the nonprofit organization made in her husband's honor promotes human rights advocacy and recognizes

leaders through its rfk human rights aboard. it also supports investigative journalists and authors through the rfk book and journalism awards. kennedy continued her humanitarian work all throughout her life. notably awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama in 2014. >>the deadly conflict in the middle east could have an outsized impact on the upcoming election. former president trump and vice president harris have very different plans for how to handle u.s. relations with israel and gaza. now washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt breaks down their positions. >>less than a month out from election day, former congressman lee zeldin has a prediction. more jewish voters. a never-before should be voting for the republican candidate. he says israel's war with hamas is making foreign policy increasingly important to voters in the u.s.. there are a lot of jewish voters who are talking about these issues related to what might feel like thousands

of miles away from home. >>about really couldn't possibly hit any closer to home. and former president donald trump is making an appeal to those jewish voters promising a trump administration would be a staunch ally to israel and would support its efforts to eliminate hamas. president trump is ready. he's done it before. he has a proven record. vice president kamala harris is taking a more nuanced approach to the issue saying the u.s. should support israel's efforts to defend itself, but also calling for an immediate cease-fire and an end to the suffering in gaza, death, destruction and >>gas has caused immense concern. our country and many people are planning to vote based on that crisis in particular and productive and mitchell with policy advocacy group care actions as the vp has shown empathy for the palestinian people. but he argues she needs to go further by promising the u.s. will stop providing weapons and we're funding to israel. hope is not a political strategy. so until we hear something concrete from her. >>we're not going to the best. and he warns this is hurting the harris campaign among arab

voters, muslim voters and young voters specifically they could lose some key swing states because of people not turning out to vote for them over this issue, although they prefer harris's policy over trump's, it's just a matter of principle. we cannot vote for candidates who are going to fund that or crimes in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

report. how trekkies cano memorabilia from the show. plus com answer views for else piece by piece. take a look. this 13 time grammy winning artist is getting the biopic treatment brick by brick. i don't make you. are you ready? happy. said.

>>a utah man, you know, be cool as if we told my story with lego seriously? yes, lego. just be open. okay. so here's the pitch. >>morgan neville, the oscar-winning documentarian behind 20 feet from stardom turns his camera on pharrell williams. but tell us his story as a lego movie. you're probably thinking why? well, why not piece by piece is definitely a different approach, but it fits perfectly with for else, creative fries. it helps the film, the 5, the familiar tropes that make up most music biopic, some documentaries. and it's fun to see interview subjects like gwen stefani, justin timberlake and even snoop dogg get the treatment. it's a vibrant, joyous film that features per else music, which of course, is amazing.

you love for al, you'll love the movie. and if you're not really familiar with him beyond a couple of hits, this is really a fun place to start. piece by piece is in theaters now. so as you know, i'm a huge, massive star trek fan. so the time has come to big, long and prosper. that's the idea behind and option that centers around the greatest entertainment series of all time. start track captain kirk himself percent of the items that will be up for auction in a video and so enterprise, the captain kirk, do you read? we'll look at they got. >>i don't think ever said this goes for the price. we think it's going to go for its invaluable. at this. this is

an original. we're very careful they just and don't make the fire. >>the auction is part of what's called infinity festival. a three-day event happening los angeles that lens technology and storytelling. there's also a star wars exhibit that goes along with the festival. this kicks off next month told match and star trek and star wars in the same place. talk about crossing the streams. okay. you can register and bid at julien's auctions. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm scott movie mantz. >>hulu is bringing the thrills alive just in time for spooky season. the streaming giant teams up with a local running club to give runners the ultimate challenge. some of the horror movies. most iconic villains reporters on a caldwell has more on the event that held runners sprinting further left. >>brought heart to the piers along the west side highway

wednesday for an unforgettable who louis experience the popular streaming platform joined forces with ny, sees almost friday run club, inviting the runners to face their worst nightmares. the event is called a who in run for your life and it's a mile long run based on the idea that and horror movies, everyone thinks that they would survive and they could out run the villain and that's chasing them. but we'd like to put that to the test and show people that maybe you couldn't participants found themselves in a race for survival attempting to out run some of hulu's most iconic horror villains. what started as a casual run quickly turned into a heart pounding chase re figures like american horror story's twisty. the clown emerged from the shadows characters from the nun in the garage. also made appearances along the way. i didn't expect the monsters be running as fast as the rest their owners, but they wear faster so. it really was a run for your life. my first thought is on pri, the first one to die hard

movies. but in this case it was a confirmation that may not hulu turned up the heat by enlisting some unexpected, talented on the villain costumes like olympic gold medalist messiah russell, adding speed to the horror as she chased down unsuspecting runners have a train in 2 weeks because less even just but i was like, alright, i know that a little bit of stamina and those legs. and they're like when i kind of read up on the side of so. >>it was funny. but i mean, i did pretty good for not being able to train for those brave enough to cross the finish line. they won serious bragging rights and a story. they'll be telling all october long jet. what who has their own club says events like this, not only as a thrilling twist to their usual runs but also strengthens the bond between members. i think this is this event in particular brings, you know, brought the club together in a in a way that i think, you know, it hasn't before. >>you know, it's there more events like this that really bring everybody together and in a social sense. and he's

calling the thrilling event. the perfect start to the spooky season in tribeca. johnny caldwell pix, 11 news. >>stay w

president biden said more assistance is on. president biden said more assistance is on the way for residents of the storm battered state of florida. the aftermath of hurricane helene and now milton has sparked a flood of misinformation online. now federal state and local leaders are sounding the alarm that that complicates an already difficult recovery process in the south kron four's. stephanie lin spoke with. >>all right. so people take it as a guys. this is happening this coming saturday at reagan center in san francisco. more

than 15 restaurants participating in this. it sounds incredible. so to start us off here, hudson, what inspired this? >>strong. our nonprofit. we started building community events and we've always wanted to use food to help solidarity among different communities. the first event we ever had around for what asian and black cookout. and in the next election we had to asian latino cookout this year. we wanted elevate it even more and bring all the cultures together. and we what does everybody love? everybody loves dumpling. yeah. but the idea came from a love that andrei, how did you get looped into all of this? mister daddy dumpling. >>well, i mean, nationally, the world of film plays came up. and so hudson reached out to me is you be the perfect host and because it just, you know, on theme on brand for the world least have think be their show. >>it is pretty natural. yeah. i like the show. long you've

got behind you. they're 2 very on brand. all right. so guys, i hear is going to eating contest involved as well. you go to a guys both participating in this. >>i am. here's the middle for the winners. we've got this big old that'll come out. i have every intention to winnipeg and that people like to beat me. so if you come out, you may come away. okay. the got locator gonna make people run the gantlet. it's a win. that thing. >>at a curiosity, do you guys have a favorite dumpling and will it be there at the world of dumpling festival? >>oh, my is definitely a soup dumpling and there's going to be a bunch of different have to see dumplings there. so. >>yeah, the 1, 2, there's a vegan dumpling if you haven't happened before. so it would have everything including this event. but mine's you my okay every so spot like i always order su minus. how give a baseline of is good doubling time is going to be offering their light world famous eyes

at the dumping of it. so don't please for everybody. yeah, for sure my personal favorite of mine. also our producer kiani as well. >>want to get your guys his take on this as you make any surprising discoveries when you organizing this. i think oftentimes when we think of dumplings, it's very easy to associate with asian culture. but obviously you're bringing groups from all different backgrounds together for this. >>yeah. one of the funniest ones. mean, there's so many places across the world. i even know about like the prelimina monti's. the men do and a lot these. but the funny thing is how competitive people are about their food specifically between the tallies lovely couple. >>chinese, why italian? it has been a fight about who has and who invented the don't play is in such a fun, like passion to share and have. and so i think that passion and that like a competition is going to come out on saturday as well.

>>all right. fantastic has in and daddy dumpling. you can see them both at the upcoming world of dumplings food festival in san francisco rincon center. >>on saturday at 11:00am have a delicious and fantastic time, guys. >>because we got there. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year.

he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

>>joining us on com for news at 12, 30 on rothman. well, many in san francisco say they're fed up over the

possible closure of multiple schools. >>the school district superintendent held a town hall today to discuss the potential closures. >>but many parents say it didn't help them. kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>this is one of many town halls. the superintendent is putting on to further explain the fiscal crisis and school closures. there's no public comment allowed, but the superintendent did answer questions submitted by parents, though. many not happy with this format. >>and we want answers, but i don't know if this is the format that's going to give it to san francisco parents demanding answers as to why their child's school is on a list of 13 schools meeting the criteria to potentially be closed or merged. really, we are picking up and sending us to other side of the hue. and you didn't even about us. people are but definitely gonna have to take the bus. people are going to have to drive. people are just going to have to make arrangements with their jobs. the superintendent of the school

district held a virtual town hall thursday night. i know it's made for a challenging few days. dr. matt wayne explained the district's 100 million dollar budget deficit which he says is in part due to a decline in enrollment. we have. >>really like 12,000 fewer students that we had 20 years ago. and basically the same number of schools, parents that you quote, are coming together in this time of uncertainty. i'll be honest. i was shocked. i was floored. >>when i realized that all the walkable schools in our neighborhood are being shut down, definitely hoping and fighting for them to reconsider our school closing. sorry. can speak about this without crying? marine abren has a daughter with autism. she says the district has not once mention what will happen to special needs programs like hers under-represented. we're the most fact anybody was indication show should know how much change in our case a child on the spectrum. you know, i always get dixon poll if i have pots that i think that's going through every day. and if when they deviate

from left to right have a meltdown should be on the floor, kicking run and other parents say they're worried about losing the tight-knit school community in the russian hill neighborhood. for us, the community is everything. it's not just the school, but is that extended community, as my husband says he would leave his his arson with anyone at the school. the final list of school closures should be released on november. 12th with a final vote happening in december. the superintendent says he'll be visiting. >>each school on the list starting next week to have some face-to-face time with parents and teachers. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. a jury has been selected in the trial of a many. he's the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. >>in san francisco, 12 jurors were selected today from a full of nearly 150 people. there are also 5 alternates. opening statements are set to begin next week. and prosecutors say ma many stapley in the heart left him to die back in april 2023. at

the trial is expected to last several weeks at end sometime in december. taking a live look now at the embarcadero. you can see the bay bridge looking nice and pretty, but plenty of fog for these cooler temperatures. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell you what fleet week is going to look like larry. >>a geomagnetic storm up above. that's right. we're seeing the northern lights right here in the bay area tonight. that is a very rare occasion. if you're one of those folks living in the clear skies as you get out there, check it out. but yeah, you don't want to miss the fleet week here, but it was great watching the blue angels just come screaming through the bay today. the sound of those jet engines rolling by well. here's your forecast for fleet week. tomorrow. bree are gonna start with some clouds in the morning. clearing out by the afternoon and then the blue angels will be flying as we head toward the afternoon hours. one day to watch out for yeah, that saturday. we've got a cold front coming to town. i think there's a slight chance we may be dealing with some showers in the morning on

saturday as you head toward the middle of the day. that begins to break up. and then by the afternoon, you start to clear out partly cloudy skies. patchy fog in the morning again on sunday, giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. overall, i think some okay flying weather for the blue angels, but that thick fog kind of settling in right now. and it's right down on the deck at the golden gate bridge. you see a float right by the camera right now about tonight. we're going to see more of that. but it's just going to be along the coastline inside the bay becoming sunny for most of the bay area by the afternoon with some high level clouds moving on in and that slight chance of showers as we head in toward a saturday morning. alright, we are seeing the aurora borealis. here's the forecast for that. we've been seeing some pictures beginning to show up with your aura around the bay area. get away from the parts of the east bay is probably your best chance to do that. that's it. your cameras and no hold the shutter up the least 3 seconds, maybe even longer than that. maybe as much as 10. you'll be surprised at what you might get off the coastline right now. we do have that storm system out there right now. that one going possibly rolling in bringing a chance of some

showers here in the bay area. overnight lows going to be in the 50's highs tomorrow. let's plan on some 60's along the coastline. some 70's spots in the may be 80 degrees in the places like livermore. next few days. here we go. slight chance of a shower early on saturday morning, mainly along the coastline, the north bay, return, some drier weather, the cooler than normal temperatures as we look toward next week. thanks, lawrence. >>man breaks into a shoe store in oakland and is unable to break out the owner of the shoes bought old oak lane tells kron 4 the man broke a glass window to get in. it's unclear why he was unable to get out. but there you see officers trying to remove the thing that wasn't hagles around his neck. the owner says there was no loss other than the damage window. san francisco reaching its lowest level of homeless, tense on the streets since the city started counting in 2018. mayor london breed making this announcement on thursday alongside the department of emergency management. the cow

last wednesday founded that 242 tents and structures. a 60% reduction from july 2023. >>unsanctioned encampments are not safe for anyone say for the people that live in them. they're not safe for the people around them. and many of these encampments tends to be located in our neighborhoods were more vulnerable. people live. >>city officials say outreach teams have helped more than 950 people move into shelters. you probably heard it all day on thursday. blue angels practicing in the skies over san francisco will be plenty of more action this weekend. the navy's blue angels will begin their air shows on friday. >>along san francisco is marina green. >>this year, i think you can expect classic going to like demonstration. you'll see our c one, 30 jay super hercules affect. you notice about albert whine about a 10 minute

flight demonstration followed by our 6 af 18 e super hornet flying their trademark like demonstration to show that everybody looks forward to its and iconic city iconic show site and one that we're very excited to be part and the feeling is mutual for excited fans that were out there for some practice runs. >>this like something that it really she'll putting a very latest next. so is that way bring like people together enjoy like chills, id, like funny. >>it's focused. the kids love to see the boats, the student all of saturday i think is an so i mean, we'll be here >>the fleet week air show usually starts around midday on friday, saturday and sunday. the blue angels say they have 3 different versions of the show depending on the weather. and a nightmare for a group of tours in colorado, 12 of them had to be rescued after being trapped at the bottom of a former gold mine for about 6 hours. >>because elevator malfunction

there. unfortunately, one person has since died. investigators say the elevator was descending into the molly kathleen gold mine outside colorado springs. when suddenly it stopped around 500 feet beneath the surface. they're still looking into they're still looking into what caused malfunction? we'r

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>>welcome back to kron. 4 innings that off 30 on stephanie rothman, tesla ceo elon musk gave us a glimpse into the future and what's the comet has his exclusive. we've robot event tonight. musk on bail. several technological

advancements to indulge the self-driving cybercab and robo van. mary beth mcdade has the highlights. >>it was lights, camera action as tesla ceo elon musk unveiled his new robotaxi and warner brothers studios in burbank. only special guests were invited to attend the big event. the rest of us how to watch it on live street. as you can see, i just arrived in the robotaxi cybercab. >>most read a whole fleet of autonomous vehicles with him to the big party for guests to take a spin. when you when you get an you'll see like it's really quite a wild experience just be in a car with no steering wheel. >>no pedals, no controls. >>and it feels great. he introduced a new autonomous robo van to transport 20 of your favorite peeps or transport some goods here of open is a. this is what were. >>going to make. this is gonna look like that. can you

imagine going down the streets and you see this coming towards >>but the big surprise of the night, the humanoid, he says its autonomous with legs instead of wheels. it'll be do anything you want so we >>teacher babysit your kids, it can walk your dog or your get the groceries. just be your friend. besides dancing humanoids. that also served up some cocktails. guests learn about some of the potential benefits of his cybercab. are charging from a taxi has no luck. >>just goes over the inductive charger and charges. >>you can also catch up on work or sleep with someone or should we say something else doing the driving and you can. >>do whatever you want while you're in this comfortable little lounge. and when you get out, you'll be at your destination. and musk predicts cyber calves will be cheaper than mass transit and safer than a human driver. so one,

can you purchase your $30,000? cyber caf by 10 below off to a certain time frames but into in 2026. so. before 2027 leave it that way. >>that was mary back monday reporting from burbank. least 8 people are dead and millions remain in the dark after hurricane milton slammed florida in the final hours of the storm ripping through the south. milton made landfall, though, late wednesday as category 3 hurricane in siesta key about 70 miles south of tampa. then downgraded to a category one. the storm, though, it dumped up to 18 inches of rain in some areas. the damage was already done and it was widespread. water levels may continue to rise for days in the area. but florida governor ron desantis says it was not the worst-case scenario. according to desantis, alice, 340 people and 50 pets have been rescued.

and if you're looking to help those affected because it's going to be a long cleanup ahead. kron four's parent company nexstar is raising money to aid in the cleanup for both hurricanes scan the qr code on your screen and it'll take you to a link where you can donate. community leaders and san jose held a rally thursday morning to protect the rights of de aca recipients. dhaka recipients are immigrants who grew up in the u.s. after being brought here illegally as children and on thursday, a federal appeals court heard arguments in the case over the biden administration shielding the so-called dreamers from deportation. opponents of the program say the program cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in health care, education and others. but on thursday, south bay leaders led by congresswoman zoe lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta held a rally. they discuss their the importance of the dhaka program and the impact this case could have on the community.

>>but today we are here to let dreamers, tps recipients, farm workers and their families know that we will continue the fight and we will not give up fighting to ensure the proper protections are in place. no matter who's in the white house and no matter who's in charge of congress. >>this case could affect the future of more than 5500,000 people. there's no word yet on when the federal appeals court will issue a ruling. but regardless of their decision, the case is likely to head the supreme court. a unique film festival is taking place this week. san quentin rehabilitation center is hosting its first ever film festival showcasing productions of currents and formally incarcerated filmmakers will be held inside the prison on thursday and friday. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation said the festival. it's designed to break the barriers and also share the filmmakers emerging talent. celebrity guests invited to the event include

jerry and jessica seinfeld, seth curry and olivia wilde. >>coming up, the details we're learning about investigation into san jose councilmember omar torres. stay with us.

>>a scary incident in the north bay. a woman drove off a hill into a pool and temper on. thankfully the driver is safe. but kron four's gayle ong has more details on what led up to that herring moment. >>we heard a loud crash. >>and i came out my door looks like the new manager was

yelling. greg morgan heard the commotion just before 10 a thursday morning at this apartment complex on jan away in tampa. ryan, i saw car in the pool. and i yelled to her and i said to somebody in the car and said, i don't know. and i walked over to the edge, saw the woman in the car. that's when morgan rushed to help the driver the car with thinking he had the wherewithal. luckily to under the seat belt. >>and also to open up her windows. >>she i reached for her. i couldn't get her for at first. she said maybe i should go to the other side said and i said no. stay here with me. and then i went to open the door and the car started to very, very fast. so at that point, i had mini panic. and i said i'm just going to grab her temper on. police assisted the fire department for much of the morning. police say the driver hit the gas by mistake and drove into the pool. >>the driver was not injured and refused to be taken to the hospital. she knew that she

had pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake by mistake up here and she >>told me that she remembered to put down the windows and take off the seat belt. neighbors watched as a tow truck removed the car from the pool. just happy that she's okay. that's at. yeah. yeah. happy. she was okay. >>police say impairment is not suspected in this incident. meantime, the pool will remain close. we're told the water will have to be drained to remove any chemicals or gasoline from the car reporting here in tehran. gayle ong kron for knees. >>dealing with lead in drinking water. that's the issue that boiled over the surface during the oakland unified school district meeting last night, testing finally revealed widespread levels of lead and fixtures throughout the school district kron four's terisa stasio has an update and more details and how the school district is now responding. >>we're going to get legal counsel. you guys said up wednesday night, families usd students angry about what they call stonewalling by the district on the issue of lead

in drinking water on school campuses in august, the district revealed half of the 40 schools tested had some lead in the water with 22 schools having higher levels than what the district allows. >>you need to get over to mcclymonds and do some cleanup of the lead and the soil contamination issue that's been going on for years. one school frick united academy of language had a faucet that was 10 times. >>what is allowable per district regulations, kitchen at edna brewer, middle school tested higher than allowed by epa standards. >>shelter goes they couldn't even tell us what it meant. there should be a date on there. date on all filters should be that date. you're going to replace that. >>we know tested 59 schools with our first round of testing. we're testing all the high traffic spots. the water fans are used want to for

water machines that we have the earth somewhere. machines. we have making sure the water coming out of those is queen johnson psaki is a spokesperson for the oakland unified school district. most of the outlets are are good for producing good, clean water and in the cases where we've had elevated levels of lead found in anything we've been mitigating those as quickly as possible. we've been fixing outlets. we've been replacing outlets on wednesday. president joe biden announced 3 billion will go to states tribes and territories for lead line replacement ordering. >>a fast track in making the changes necessary. we heard the president's words yesterday were. >>very happy to see that this is a priority for the government. the federal government certainly priority for the state government. and so we look forward to, you know, perhaps getting some more funds and spokesperson john sasaki says that it is also a priority for the oakland unified school district. >>and just a high levels of lead is associated with learning disabilities as well as blood disorders. it is especially dangerous for

children under the age of 6 in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. we're

learning new information tonight about the police investigation into san jose city council member omar torres for a legit misconduct kron four's. dan kerman reports on what is revealed in new court documents. >>newly obtained court documents reveal new information as to why investigators are looking into san jose city councilman omar tourists for alleged misconduct with a minor court documents suggest it was tourists who first went to san jose police to complain a

chicago man had extorted $22,000 from him on the threat. if tourists did not pay, the man would release naked photos and videos of tourists. police allege the 2 had an ongoing online relationship. when police subsequently executed a search warrant on the chicago man's electronic devices. the investigation refocused on tourists after a review of text messages between the 2 police found the following a chat where torres allegedly discusses his young sons private parts, a chat or torres allegedly admits to pass activity with a 17 year-old and a chat were torres allegedly asked the chicago man if he has any friends under the age of 18, the fact that mister torres in these online chats. >>allegedly communicated a interest in minors. casa san jose police department to have to act seizes electronic devices to see if there's any

corroboration this online venture between these 2 individuals. but certainly when you look at the salacious nature of these comments, this is something that will be difficult for mr. torres in the court of public opinion legal analyst steven clark says, well, what's discussed may be objectionable to many. it does not yet rise to the level of criminal charges online banter, even of assorted nature. as you see here is not criminal. but the question law enforcement is is there some corroboration in the electronic devices to suggest this is more than just check that this is something that mister torres has actually acted out upon or has tried to initiate by reviewing child abuse materials, sending inappropriate photographs through the online beach or things like torres has maintained allegations regarding misconduct or false.

he did not appear at this week. san jose city council meeting at this point. it's important to remember no charges have been filed against stores. in fact. >>the investigation is still underway in the case is not even found its way to the district attorney's office for review. >>at the hall of justice in san jose, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>we will continue it's that ti

the year where ghouls and goblins come out to play. the san francisco zoo is getting into the spirit of spooky season with fun for the whole family. for a preview of what you can expect. kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with executive vice president at the zoo paola vergara. we see

are really getting into the spirit of the holiday, the orange in the black that you have on walk us through some of the fun activities. the zoo has plan. >>for this month. >>it will. first i love to introduce you since halloween. time to ramel residents that often linked to halloween. i've got 2 of our ball pythons here. tom, be and how now all pythons are also called royal pipe pythons because african royalty used to wear them as live jewelry as a status symbol. in fact, in some areas of africa, the species are still considered sacred. they are able to eat large quantities of food. at one time thing can go through lengthy fasting periods. typically up to 6 months, they're even records for by ball pythons in a fasted for 22 months and then went on to feed normally now we don't recommend having ball pythons as pets due to their dietary lighting and heating restrictions. but if you do have one and can no longer care for to not release into

the wild call local reptile rescue groups and animal shelters for help. now, tom be is 9, which one is tom be rate? and how is 18 now? typically the lifespan is 20 to 30 years. they could each get up to 3 to 6 feet long. and each has a nutrition plan. but for a variety of rodents, these 2 ball pythons currently live at the zoo in the expiration zone. just one of the many fascinating reptiles that we have here at the zoo. just incredible. and people will be able to >>see tom be and how in person when they go to the zoo and how close can people actually get, though? >>well, yeah, typically we don't allow visitors to hold the pythons like this, but we do have weekend programming recalled the wildlife theater where we do have meet and greets every single weekend. sometimes tom be and how will be out there sometimes will be other animals, but they can get very up close and personal with no barrier and even on some instances be able to

touch some of the animals during that meeting. great. >>well, they have just touch, beautiful patterns on their bodies. there. now, of course, i don't imagine that home be and how will be hanging out in the hay maze, though. >>they definitely won't be hanging on the how. and i'm gonna let tom be and how go somewhere else and maybe enjoy some rodents. thank you so much, folks. now the giant hay maze that you're referring to is behind me. this is an annual thing that we do. the community absolutely loves. it's about 600 hay bales. so summer, high a low-tax for toddlers and he take about 2000 square feet a space. it is open now to enjoy, but is also one of the highlights of our blood the zoo weekend, which is the saturday and sunday before halloween. now that weekend, we have many other things going on. we have a spooky virtual reality roller coaster ride a costume contest. our first ever giant costume dance party, which is all ages and the and the return of haunted nature

trail. it's going to be an amazing weekend for all ages. come on down some candy stephen. yeah, that sounds like a fun time. thanks so much. >>well, understand that there's also a virtual reality zone. walk us through that. >>there is a virtual reality zone. we currently have 3 films playing their one our our western lowland gorillas. another about the great migration and now our spooky halloween roller coaster ride will also have hall or a christmas rollercoaster. i don't want talk too much about it now, but that's always going to be a big hit with all ages. but that is open 7 days a week. it is in an area called the virtual reality zone. and we're one of the only zoos in the beer. in fact, the only zoom the beer that has virtual reality experience right it's really exciting. now we understand you're also collaborating with the san francisco fire department. >>exciting project for the animals. we are i i sometimes have wondered what happens to use fire hoses after they've out live their life span. and i've got a story for you that

involves not only. these fire hoses, a green practices and animal enrichment. so recently the census go. fire department collaborated with the zoo and the american association. aside the association of animal zoo keepers to find a new purpose for these fire hoses that no longer are going to be used by fire department. so he's being used now for animal enrichment to build structures within animal habitats and for training purposes. now, some of the purposes for these fire hoses for animal enrichment, which is the mental and stimuli and fiscal stimulation that we offer to animals and the ability for them to choose what they do throughout their day where you are making parades out of these were making boxes hammocks climbing apparatus making food it toys burnt where the animals can con fish for their food out of there to the many purposes that using these for and what makes these great is that they're strong. they're sturdy. they won't tear when animal step on them or their

claws puncture them. and these are used for animals from lemurs to chimpanzees. even some of our big cats like snow, leopard. so the collaboration with the census go fire department is a great story to tell. we love thse kind of things and also has the added benefit of keeping these out of a landfill or recycling center. we can give these fire hoses a whole new life here in the zoo and it benefits all the animals. so invite you to come out to the zoo, trying to find his fire hoses and all the animal habitat. it's fascinating to see them interacting with that's really, really interesting information there done a great way to repurpose your point, sir, material that might not have been used to anymore, but is a great way to help enrich the activities. >>for the animals out there. a pella vergara with san francisco zoo. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. it's always great to see you. my pleasure. thank you so much. >>well, continue in a couple mo

a dozen states have filed lawsuits now against tiktok, including california alleging the gap hurts kids. mental health lawsuits come as the opera coaches, a january deadline to sell to a non chinese owner or and in the u.s. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the latest legal challenge to the app. >>13 states plus dc are suing tiktok. i know our parents are worried. i'm worried california attorney general rob bonta and g's allege the popular video app has highly addictive features tiktok has intentionally and deliberately manipulated and hurt knowingly young people. they argue personalized content, endless. scrolling in push

notifications. hoke young users and hurt their mental health for the developing teenage brain tiktok and its platform is like digital nicotine, washington, d.c., attorney general brian schwalb says the longer kids are on the app, the worse off. they are rising levels of depression. >>eating disorders, perpetual feelings of sadness. deasy's lawsuit also takes aim at the apps use of virtual currency called tiktok coins which are sent during live streams and can be cashed in for real money. straub says that can lead to exploitation of minors. young people are being lowered into doing dangerous things online. in a statement on x tiktok pushback writing it provides, quote, robust safeguards to protect young people. >>it goes on to say, quote, we've endeavored to work with the attorneys general for over 2 years and it is incredibly disappointing. they have taken this step rather than work with us on constructive solutions were forced to go to law to court to hold them accountable. the lawsuits come

after a bipartisan group of attorneys general launched a national investigation into the app in 2022. in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. those cleaning up

hurricane now have a new lifeline that's in the form of satellite messaging and rink. now lets you use ai to search through video clips using key words. rich demuro breaks it down and richaun tack. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. first off, my thoughts are with everyone affected by the hurricane in florida. this is one of the first natural disasters where people have a new way of staying connected. satellite messaging, various cell phones

now have the feature, which lets you poit your phone towards the open sky to send a message over satellites instead of cellular or wi-fi iphone 14, 15 16 models have the feature which previously only worked for emergencies. but now if you update to ios 18, you can send regular texts through it to google, pixel 9 phones also have satellite messaging. but right now it's just for requesting emergency services and star lincoln, t-mobile have gotten temporary authorization from the fcc to allow basic texting over satellite in storm affected areas of north carolina and florida. meanwhile, ring is making it easier to sort through video clips captured by its cameras. the company launching a new ai-powered feature called smart video search. this should like customers easily find specific moments in their rain history by using key words, for instance, you can search for people, cars, animals, weather

events and more smart video search is rolling out in beta so you might not have access to it right away. a bigger launch is scheduled for november 5th to get the feature you do need to be on ring's. top of the line plan at $20 a month. that also includes 24 7 recording uncertain wired cameras. finally, nintendo has a new alarm clock that lets you wake up to the sounds of your favorite video games like mario and zelda. it's called alarm o and nintendo put some unique features in this clock to make sleeping and waking up more fun. when you're waking up, the clock uses a built-in motion sensor to play bonus. sounds like you're collecting coins. when you move the alarm gets more intense. the longer it takes you to get up and it turns off automatically when you get out of bed, the clock can also track your movements that night and play sleepy. sounds to help you fall asleep. the $100 clock has 35 game themes that launch with more available as a free update later. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>stocks slide as inflation comes in hotter than expected. and td bank will pay 3 billion dollars and historic money laundering settlements. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks gave up ground today after inflation for september came just a little hotter than expected, according to the consumer price index. out this morning, inflation is running at 2.4% last month down from 2.5% the month before. but analysts have been looking for a 2.3% number. and that's why wall street through little bit of a hissy fit today because it's all but certain now that if there is a rate cut next month and there probably will be, it will almost certainly be a quarter point cut as opposed to a more aggressive half-point cut now on the oil front, oil prices once again heading north again, up 3% today after a run on gas stations in florida following hurricane milton. this after a few days of declines. now let's turn to the banking

industry. td bank agreeing to pay roughly 3 billion dollars in penalties after pleading guilty to turning a blind eye to moneylaundering by criminal enterprises. the bank will also be limited in taking on new u.s. deposits, which will slow its growth here in this very important market. these are the most sweeping money laundering penalties ever imposed by u.s.. authorities on a bank. the government says td bank laundered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of criminals. and this isn't the first time they've been in trouble last year, td bank paid 1.2 billion dollars to settle claims that it was helping run a ponzi scheme. td bank is based in canada, but it's got about 1000 branches here in the u.s.. back to you. >>

>>i said this before the patriots game a few weeks ago and it bears repeating tonight wasn't a must-win game for san francisco per se, but you could call it a better win game. the sky would actually fall and they lost this one in seattle and it was a beautiful, beautiful night in the pacific northwest. the niners. dancing their way on the field. that's my favorite part of their intros 2nd quarter. niners up 3 brock purdy play action deebo a seattle seahawk with sauna tackle that all deebo needed to be from loose. >>76 yards later and the niners go up by 10 3rd quarter. now niners up 13 is 33. if get old a look at work,

a nice little drag right there. san francisco extends their lead to 20 hall. they answer on the very next possession have fun. check this they get their return. meanwhile, the san francisco forty-niners special teams. >>it's a source of frustration off. even that is a 97 yard. forty-niners special teams. as i said, just another blunder. the momentum swings in seattle favor 4th quarter. need momentum when you have geno smith. he throws the interception to rookie renardo green. that was really what did seattle in because a little you look at him slamming that legos. the tablet fall. >>a little later, george kittle. he's the best tight end in football. travis kelce has kind of back down to earth. look at you. checking

kiddo, jumping in the crowd with their better half the lovett. 36, 24 your final purdy with happy that they got it out. this tough division road win. >>been a lot for us to come out and just do our job. do well and be efficient. i thought for all of us like i said, the rest up in the right direction. and so the stuff that we still get better at. but more than 80 minimum, i'm proud of just how how we all stuck together, man as a unit. and when guys banged up or went down, the next came in and do their job really well. so that's a good sign for all of us. and got to continue to to walk this road together. >>down in santa ho opening night for the sharks. there were rowdy down there. just shark tank hosting the blues and >>they are excited. and san jose covid this guy macklin celebrini. he scores his first goal of his career. 7 minutes into it. look at rick celebrini. the warriors head

trainer think his father. he was happy to try later mac. his first assist. and the sharks. they him and they are up early. re it is 43 now in the 3rd and the blues. they tie up. sharks blew a 41 lead. let's go to overtime back. 3 acre right here, blues cape san jose with we've got. >>geomagnetic storm up above. that's right. e're seeing the northern lights right here in the bay area tonight. that is a very rare occasion. if you're one of those folks living in the clear skies as you get out there, check it out. but yeah, you don't want to miss the fleet week here, but it was great watching the blue angels just come screaming through the bay today. the sound of those jet engines rolling by well. here's your forecast for fleet week. tomorrow. bree are going start with some clouds in the morning, clearing out by the afternoon and then the blue angels will be flying as we head toward the afternoon hours. one day to watch out for yeah, that saturday. we've got a cold front coming to town. i think there's a slight

chance we may be dealing with some showers in the morning on saturday as you head toward the middle of the day. that begins to break up. and then by the afternoon, you start to clear out partly cloudy skies. patchy fog in the morning again on sunday, giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. overall, i think some okay flying weather for the blue angels, but that thick fog kind of settling in right now. and it's right down on the deck at the golden gate bridge. you see a float right by the camera right now about tonight. we're going to see more of that. but it's just going to be along the coastline inside the bay becoming sunny for most of the bay area by the afternoon with some high level clouds moving on in and that slight chance of showers as we head in toward a saturday morning. alright, we are seeing the aurora borealis. here's the forecast for that. we've been seeing some pictures begin to show up with your aura around the bay area. get away from the parts of the east bay is probably your best chance to do that. that's it. your cameras and no hold the shutter up the least 3 seconds, maybe even longer than that. maybe as much as 10. you'll be surprised what you might get off the coastline right now. we do have that storm system out

there right now. that one going possibly rolling in bringing a chance of some showers here in the bay area. overnight lows going to be in the 50's highs tomorrow. let's plan on some 60's along the coastline. some 70's spots in the may be 80 degrees in the places like livermore. next few days. here we go. slight chance of a shower early on saturday morning, mainly along the coastline, the north bay, return, some drier weather, the cooler than normal temperatures as we look toward next week. >>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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