>>live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm

stephanie rothman. >>tonight we're learning more about how some bay area cities plan to use the money they recently got from the state to address homelessness of the 130 million dollars. san jose 4.8 million and as kron 4 shock moment reports other cities around the state got a lot more even though they have smaller populations of the on house and critics are not happy about it. >>homeless advocates, they tell the lack of funding for san jose is for political reasons. back in the summer, governor gavin newsom ordered. >>all calif. homeless advocates. they tell the lack of funding for san jose is for political reasons. back in the summer, governor gavin newsom ordered. >>all california cities to sweep homeless encampments. but then mayor mahan said that he would sweep homeless encampments and let's they have somewhere to go like a shelter. go chance says her tent was swept when she lived columbus park by the san jose international airport. she still close to the airport, but even closer to the guadalupe the site of another

expected encampments. we basically say sweeping is good as long as you have somewhere for people to she tells us she doesn't mind the sweeps as long as there's a shelter to go to or some kind of housing. now, with 4.8 million dollars given to san jose by governor newsom's office, those proposed sweeps will be much more likely. >>mayor matt mahan saying in a statement to kron 4, quote, these dollars will help us continue clearing encampments and reclaiming our shared public spaces while we build permanent and in term housing, safe parking and safe, sleeping sites for our homeless neighbors to access as an alternative to the street. unfortunately, it puts people at risk shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. she says san jose got less money than other cities because of politics may had originally saying he would only sweet people if they had somewhere to go like a shelter, but now sweeps have happened throughout the other cities around the state have received much more money. berkeley got 5 million antioch, 6.3 million and richmond, 10 million dollars. you know how many of these

people are expendable? the time to help people is running out every year from june. first, october, 8th this year, 7 unhoused people died from the heat may or may head says he hopes that will be curbed by sanctions. 10 sites. but cartwright says the act of sweeping someone in general can put them at risk, as long as he achieved his goals of clearing people from the crease are clearing people from from the streets. that's fine. the number of dead unhoused people is a relevant. the mayor's office hopes the first safe camping sites will be ready to go here in san jose by early this coming spring. now we reached out to the governor's office to asked why san jose got so little funding compared to other cities in the first place. >>and we did not hear back reported here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>well, there you see the blue angels soared above the skies of san francisco today for the first fleet week. air show of

the weekend. there will be before ming again tomorrow and on sunday earlier today, the prey to ships also entered from the bay under the golden gate bridge, the san francisco fire boat when first with the hoses spraying the water falls by other naval vessels. fleet week is expected to draw around 30,000 people a day to the marina green this weekend. they're also 140 different exhibits from every branch of the military. >>think for civilians they get the opportunity to talk to people in uniform. find out they're just like they you'll also see an element of service across all the people that are involved. >>the robotic dog you see is showcasing what the military is doing with ai the expo is meant to show people what career opportunities they have to offer. it will be open on the marina green saturday and sunday from 10:00am to 05:00pm with the blue angels doing their thing from 3 to 4 in the afternoon. and here's some of the best places to catch all. that's the western part of crissy field in the presidio

marina, green and aquatic park in fisherman's wharf. and you can also spot the plains and northeast as they fly over coit tower. for all things. fleet week, you can scan a qr code on your screen. take you to our website kron 4 dot com. there you can find information like upcoming schedules events. and of course, the forecast. speaking of are taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. looking like a beautiful, clear night that will last through the weekend. that's the question from for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to answer lawrence. >>today was just about perfect for the fleet week celebration. blue angels flying out there today, cruising across the skies. what a sight to see now tomorrow, it's going to change quite a bit. we've got a cold front coming to town. there's a chance we could be starting the day with some light showers around the bay area or drizzle. so if you're worried about that, make sure that you bring a light umbrella with you. if you're headed to town, it's really not going to be much for talking about maybe just a few hundreds of it is precipitation. but of course,

if you're outdoors that may affect you. i think it'll be dry on sunday, but a return to some low clouds and some fog on sunday, especially in the morning. some sunshine as we head toward the afternoon. temperatures expected to be in the 60's and the 70's out. now we've got some clouds begin to roll on in thickening up around the bay area. and there you go. that cold front now bringing some rain in toward eureka right now. the showers just beginning there. that's going to be sliding south throughout the night tonight into tomorrow morning. kind of hanging around for the day tomorrow. so, yeah, there's a chance of showers elsewhere around the bay area and there's another storm possibly after that. thanks, lawrence. >>2 men have been arrested in connection to a casino and truck bus in san jose. police say they served a search warrant on a house and medical invent way agrees found guns, meth and 7 illegal gambling machines. police say both men were not allowed to have firearms to the past convictions and they're now facing charges for running an illegal casino and drug operation. or is your local

election headquarters in november? oakland voters will decide on a measure that aims to reduce violence. it passed measure an and would help fund the police and fire departments and violence reduction services all by increasing an existing property tax and parking tax for the next 9 years. proponents claim the tax would generate around 47 million dollars per year. and they also say it would improve emergency response times. in the south bay voters will have a chance to make sure they know exactly how to cast a ballot on election day. next week, the santa clara county registrar's office will host a voter accessibility workshop. attendees will be able to ask questions about the voting process and also observe a live demonstration of voting equipment, a sign language interpreter will also be there to assist attendees who are hearing impaired. the workshop is thursday, october 16th from 3 until 4.30, in the afternoon at the registrar's office. and check this out. the northern

lights lit up the sky overnight. all across northern california, especially was taken over the rainbow bridge in truckee and closer to home. this was an oakland, not as much of the colorful sky, but it's still really pretty our very own john shrable capture this stunning sights all for you.

>>today, family and friends of mario gonzalez gather outside the oakland courthouse where former officer eric mckinley is standing trial for involuntary manslaughter. mckinley is the only officer charged with killing a

gonzales. lezla gooden has more. >>its name. >>a family and supporters of 26 year-old mario gonzalez who was killed in 2021 after an encounter with 3 alameda police department officers rallied on friday outside of the oakland courthouse here that we're going to continue to come out here and fight the convicted change the conditions because the truth is on our side. justice is on our side where former officer eric mckinley is standing trial for involuntary manslaughter. >>he is now the only officer facing charges in connection in gonzales, its case voluntary voluntary. but its maps logarithm animal his probation. the maximum is 4 years that with good guess what? good at after the 2 other officers, cameron leahy and james fisher. >>had their charges dropped because they were not properly filed within the three-year statute of limitations who officers are. >>going to be able to walk off

today. technicality off some paperwork from the d's. da's office be interred in late. shame on them. >>supporters say this moment for them is heartbreaking, especially for the gonzalez family with you i love her so to see her go through this. its heart heartbreaking. it really is. i hope topic comes of mckinley. they have spoken with the da's office but believe it is out of their hands. wasn't the best of conversations. they obviously here are concerned so they acknowledge status. but we also asked for appeal. >>that cannot happen anymore. i guess it's if they're washing their hands from. we reached out to the da's office for comment but have not heard back as of news time lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>homelessness in san jose.

it's also a big topic leading up to the election. former san jose mayor sam liccardo and assembly member evan low face off tonight in their first and only debate ahead of election day. they're running for a seat in the u.s. house of representatives. the debate was hosted by nbc bay area telemundo. 48 and cake you e d. and while a call for more federal help to address homelessness in the south bay city lows. settle carter's failed at san jose's mayor. >>use one very simple measure reduction of street, homelessness, not our measures, the county of santa clara's. and by that measure, while homelessness was rising everywhere else in 2022, it was produced being reduced by 11% in san jose because we were launching innovative programs that were working and we need a federal partner that when a bus to make those programs work better, a state auditor and independent auditor on the city of san jose during mr. carter's tenure. and you know, that audit found the audit found that homelessness increased 40%. he talked about a plan of

homelessness and addressing the plan fails. >>there a debate over the debate was originally scheduled for last wednesday but was postponed after look citing laryngitis. >>san francisco city leaders are celebrating new traffic changes in the west portal neighborhood. the changes include restricting cars and adding a trans a lane at the intersection of west portal avenue. and you, lola streets. are also new signs, speed, bumps and street markings. the city is making the safety improvements after a family of 4 waiting at a bus stop in march were hit and killed by a driver. the family >>was tragically killed by a motorist. it devastated and rocked this community to the and we knew that we had to do something about the conditions of the area. this is about trying to make sure that we have a transportation network

and infrastructure that allows for bikes that allows for more people who are walking that allows for those who are catching muni and vehicles. >>the sfmta held several public hearings to get feedback from the public before approving this project. and earlier this week we spoke with neighbors and business owners in the area. say the changes will force people to go through neighborhood streets and in their opinion, it will cause more traffic and safety concerns. the 16th annual latino festival is happening this weekend at san francisco's roxy theater hosted by cinemas. the festival will showcase over 40 films including documentaries, narrative features and sure films today's opening night future prodigal daughter, a documentary about the director. her journey as she was an undocumented immigrant overcoming the challenges she faced since coming to the u.s. from peru. you come here. >>you it's not something that

you have control over then life can be, you know, takes a dip in 5 it can be very difficult in or you have to find ways to survive the sense belonging what his home and when or where the white been on duyst been on in my home country and through. >>but enjoy the know here. >>the event aims to inspire and create dialogue about latinx voices in film and society. the latino film festival will run until november. 3rd. our stories highlighting the hispanic community as kr 4 cebrates all month long scan the qr code on your screen to get directed to the hispanic heritage section of our website. be sure to tune into our hispanic heritage. special hosted by iran, theresa air right here on kron 4 october 15th starting at 06:30pm.

well, there you see green day wants people celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debt album, but it won't be easy to listen. the east bay band is releasing all 15 tracks from 2 key on different but obscure and sometimes obsolete formats. you can listen on a singing fish answering machine a toothbrush and a lot of others. these items are for sale. but you have to enter an online raffle for the chance to purchase them. >>really was smashed and hills and, you know, the usda find the zoo at the time. >>well, coming up, a former zoo keeper speaking up after a new report claims san francisco zoo is on safe for animals tors

>>critical report is out on the san francisco zoo and makes claims that the facility is unsafe for both animals and visitors. the zoo has a serious problems throughout the years, including a tiger that escaped and killed one person, injuring 2 others. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >>a blistering report on the san francisco zoo. the san francisco animal control and welfare commission railing on the zoo calling the enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. also adding that the enclosure requirements are minimal and frightening, unsafe or animals and visitors alike can grill. it was smashed and killed >>you know, the usda find the zoo at the time. justin barker is a former zoo keeper and founder. >>of san francisco zoo watch

on nonprofit involved in animal advocates say the report painted a picture of south san francisco zoo barker points to several tragedies at the zoo, including the death of a baby girl when a malfunctioning hydraulic door crushed the one year-old in 2014. >>in 2011, a squirrel monkey was stolen from its cage. and in 2007, a siberian tiger escaped an killed, a man. >>and injured 2 others. zoo has been run into the ground because of poor management. and so i really think the only solution is the city finds a new organization. the zoo owned by the city. i'm run by the nonprofit san francisco zoological society put out a strongly worded statement that reads in part the san francisco zoo received the report which has serious inaccuracies. our animal care experts will thoroughly review

the report and provide a thoughtful response at a later date. and in a more appropriate setting. mayor london breed, who has sought to get pandas to the san francisco zoo added this. quote, the mayor agrees that the zoo is in need of revitalization, which is why bringing a global attraction such as the pandas would be ideal to expedite and invest improvements and enhancements where necessary. as for visitors, they had these comments and some of it feels kind of all. yeah, because, you know, it's been in operation for quite a while. as for whether any of this will lead to any changes, that remains to be seen as a zoo spokesperson said that they are still reviewing the report. >>so stay tuned in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. after 5 decades, the

california shakespeare theater in orinda is closing its doors for good. the long-running shakespeare troops said notice of its overwhelming financial stress ahead of this kron, four's gayle ong spoke at the theater's executive director about what's next. >>i love this place. we think that it's a it's a community resource. and after 50 years or in does california shakespeare theater known as cal shakes is closing its doors? executive director clive words, le informe the community thursday citing economic challenges and leaving no choice but to suspend operations and begin layoffs and a good year. ticket sales would cover 50% of our operational budget. that looks a lot more like 30% of our operational budget and

the rest needs to be raised. the theater was able to meet their goal for an emergency fund raiser this year. oakland native actress and got her start at cal shakes and donated $100,000 to try to save the theater. where is lee says financial problems did not happen overnight and the nonprofit theater industry across the country has faced challenges since the pandemic counts shakes has been offering shakespeare and other classics that low or no cost was. lee says besides giving countless actors the stage to shine, including himself who started in the company as an actor in 2002 before working his way up to executive director chases ran a very robust educational program for years and years that time. >>thousands of students who came for student mayonnaise who had actors come into their classrooms or who did our summer training programs and we would love to see that work be able to continue for our kids. kids? >>well, the stage is closed for the season. was lee is hoping operations will return in the spring. we still hold

out a little bit of help that there is a partner out there that we haven't met yet or there is a a set of investors out there that we have not met yet that want to see this indoor. >>the theater is expected to learn its fate by the end of the month orinda gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>ballots stolen just before election day. sacramento county deputies say thieves hit 2 post offices and made off with laptops, mail and ballots reporter christina. but he's a spoke with election officials about voters need to know if they have their ballots taken. >>in sacramento county sheriff's office says the post office on the street and i'll 10 and on highway one 60 in ride were broken into overnight employees reported that 2 incidents when they noticed mail including ballots and laptops were missing. as far as the ballots go hard to say that they were targeting ballots per se. it looked like it just happened to be. >>you know, an opportunity where they was lumped in with the other male took it's not

clear at this point who and how many ballots were stolen. but the sheriff's office tells us they're detectives will contact those impacted residents to take measures to protect themselves. always stay on top of your credit report. always stay on top of, you know, all your financials to make sure there aren't kind of suspicious or we're transaction that you're not familiar with the sacramento elections office tells us what you can do if your ballot is stolen. if your ballot is stolen, you can go either call our office or visit my voter portal dot said county dot gov and request a new one and we'll ship onto ballot replacements will be shipped out as early as the same day. they are reported stolen. the sacramento elections office is working closely with the u.s. postal office to identify those impacted for postal inspectors are investigating. so as people to keep us in mind. >>even after today in the next couple of weeks, if they learn about something that they thought they were going to get the mail. >>it either the town certainly in right around but really anywhere to contact. both suspects. >>in sacramento, covering

local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news.

>>if you looked up to the skies, you may have caught the first blue angels air show fleet week is in full swing in san francisco with 2 more shows this weekend. here's a special look as kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan and dan thorn have their eyes glued to the sky. >>hey there. yeah. we can confirm they are they are loud and it is just incredible to see. >>just how close they get in the concentration they have. and we're taking a look at it right here. i mean, it's it's incredible how abl to just have that sort of trust and

belief that, hey, there's not going to be a mistake made here. yeah, it's interesting. was reading about how the trails of smoke that you see the vapor that comes out there. first of all, it's it's bio-degradable. so that's good. that's good. but it's also so that we can see them and also so that they can see each other and helps enhance the safety of these maneuvers that they're doing because >>it was mentioned earlier, there are moments when actually fly formations that 18 inches yeah. only people could drive like that on the highway. >>robotic in awe you can probably hear you guys were watching now to one of the reviewers where they do like argument goes over in a circle kind of incredible to see when they do this together. i i i know people flown with them. and and some of those demo flights with them. and i have to say, i'm not want to do that because i think the amount of expletives that will come out of my mouth. oh, my goodness. i would just never be able recover from that experience. yeah, i think think for myself percent may have already passed out by

first takeoff and then it would be lower way. are you awake there? gray now, what's what's going on here? so they fly up to mach 2 from what i was but they fly about 7, something like 700 miles per hour. only demonstration i can't even fathom how fast that is. it's really cool. yours that you watch the documentary, the training that these folks go through. this is really the ultimate. >>i think you can navy pilot. have to be incredibly physically. >>such a huge factor violent in order for them to stay focused on that. they to have certain sort of breathing that they do. a feeling sort of light headed they have to sort like saying, all right, yeah, there's that. the flex their muscles to there. >>just because their head is right in. you just have to really be locked in and focused when you're in that kind and just, you know, there's a result of all the hard work and training preparation to get to this

point. the weather to >>with francisco in background is and i thought >>our beautiful bridges and it's just so neat to see that he really is one of the things that i think everybody who lives in san francisco looks forward to it. and the you experience it, though, i think you're not quite prepared for how loud it is. even the cars out here weren't prepared for the now are going the car alarms. the minute went by. we heard the scores of bee bee bee bee. but it's really amazing. and it's such a fun thing to be a part of here. and i'm so glad the weather cooperated. we do have a little bit of a breeze out there. but other than that skies are blue and it's just gorgeous it's looking good for today will say they're going to be few clouds tomorrow, unfortunately, ok, i know we perfect all the time now that mister sunday is actually looking really good for the weather to are going to start off a little cloudy, but then we should get some sunshine in the afternoon. so i do think people are going to be planning their parties to

should be a pretty good weekend for overall. and i think that nobody's going to shy away from having an opportunity to hang out. >>rooftop on a beautiful weekend forty-niners. so i think it's eyes in the skies. that's said favorite player. obviously the lines of watching the jets go. that's incredible. that i'm kind of partial the fat albert. >>i mean, he of course, the blue angels of the names that probably the main attraction. again, it's just because of the formations that they're able to do. yeah, it was a been eating. my and i were talking about this earlier. if you are a pilot, what lady had nicknames like cheese and and goose. and do you have a name that you would that i don't i don't have what i have to work on that. you know, it's like cloudier stormy something weather related. yeah. something weather related like i was the game might be like, it's really neat because these formations that they do when you watch it in and doctor was watching like train these just within an inch of perfection

and it is really it almost reminded me of a i i have a dance background, right? so that might be like a ballet where they're repeating these movies. even said with each other at a table and you can see them kind of moving their hands doing all the different maneuvers. ah, very synchronized. so, incredible, incredible. there they are in that formation. again. just incredible. been around out there. yeah. you can see the people finally. yeah, we've got guy. there's going to be so many people that are going to be here this weekend. >>to see this this air show. and you're mentioning earlier that if there was we're going to be some sort of like cloudiness that they have different versions of do. so they're right. they're prepared. that's many people may or may not realize they >>al, just on sampson a little bit back so part of government do with. and in fact, a lot of the folks i've met that have gotten into what you know is like civilian, whether jobs like i'm in right now, they some of them come from military background and they're absolutely trained meteorologist because they have to be because it's such an important part of what they

do in the navy. all right. let's a look from the ground. all the fans people that are out there. let's check in now with rob has been a rock. >>it. >>marina green. this is rob nesbitt talking about the blue angels. basically, this is the big show. this is what everybody is waited for to see when they come here to the marina green because this is where you get a front row seat. i am waiting to see where they are because you usually see them before. you hear that. they're extremely loud out of sight for me now. they obviously start at the oakland international airport and they come over here over the golden gate bridge. right now. we have. >>4 different fighter jets going straight up into the sky or doing their own. designed to be well with this. >>and what i've been really impressed with is just the

sheer size of these things. when they get extremely close to reader green, they within just a few feet not a few feet. i should say they were quite a bit above us, obviously have our but felt like the >>that was debate. that wasn't just one example of how close they actually singular fighter jet from the blue angels flying over you that would look like it was upside down. it was so fast they can barely tell. but i want to get to one of the things that they do here at the marina green, which is exhibitors what people are walking around looking up at the blue angels. they love to stop and different exhibitions from the different branches of the military that are flexing their muscles. one of them, the u.s. navy veronica's got here with me. veronica. this is kind of a >>i if you will. i guess the artificial intelligence kind of a simulation that's

happening in this building. so walk me rate and explain to me what's going on in here that people can do come on. so what we have here is a multi player, virtual reality experience allows participants to work together as a team to launch a that actual aircraft carrier. so what? >>can also experience is different roles. you can be a boat says be a pilot for it 35 different roles. as you can see here, these members will be able participate experience what it's like to be a sailor in the navy. >>and when i think about just how technology comes into play with different branches of the military, you know, how important is it? not just obviously this looks so much like a video game to me, but there's real careers and real important jobs that happened in the u.s. navy obviously and how important technology to that. >>it's so important. so we have over 70 stem careers in

the united states navy. and here with what we call the strike group, participants able to experience what those careers with this innovation in this technology, such as new color, engineering aviation medical field and spent i look over here, i can just see how cool it is. they're trying to like essentially extend these plans off of simulated ship, if you will, right? that's absolutely correct. yes. your favorite part of coming here to the marina green and doing events like this and having the public walk so this is my first time in san francisco and here at week. and it is incredible and have like you're really into it. and absolutely. have loves farthest past couple of days is the amount of community support that we have here to all of our military service members. it's just been incredible. and it just feels good to be appreciated and as well as having a lot of the

community all ages. ask about the navy, what it's like and use some of the veterans like to stop by our tent. we love handing out we call needy swags been will stop by freedom. lanyards are and our veterans like to tell us their story. so great to see and it was great to be here. happening right now, the blue angels are flying over. all of our viewers at home are kind of seeing how cool the show is from home. what's it like when you get so close to as i was trying to talk about it earlier of just how close they are, and it's like. >>extremely loud. i see people putting their hands over their when you're this close. i don't think he gets better than the marina green for this airshow know this is incredible. if you have not yet and to a francisco fleet week, i highly encourage you all to come on out because it's different from what you see on your tv screen on video on photos. it's just a great experience, memorable. and yes, it's a very loud here. you'll see kids their headphones it's unlike any other experience were inside the trailer here. and we can just hear him right outside.

so when you're outside, it's extreme lever on products got. thank you for your time. so wonderful to hear about the u.s. navy and what you guys in the work you're doing and cool to see this like, you know, stimulation that's happening inside this trailer and you at home can come and check this out as well. this is going to be happening at the marina green up until sunday. starts the events here and all the exhibitors they open up at 10:00am and it goes until 05:00pm saturday and sunday as well. so if you're gonna want to check it out for yourself, stephanie, about things back to you. >>moa group of california

lawmakers says a federal

homelessness grant program is outdated and now they're calling on the u.s. department of housing and urban development to work faster to fix it. they say the grand doesn't allocate money based on a city's level of homelessness, but factors like age or of housing, putting new or cities like san diego at a disadvantage. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the story. >>congressman scott peters says san diego isn't getting its fair share of funding to fight homelessness. homelessness. >>in absolute somewhere 35th in the country and the funding we get from this formula has been 15 to 18 depending on the year. and we just want to match up. that formula is how the department of housing and urban development determines funding for cities to help the homeless. >>peter says it's outdated prioritizing age of housing over cities, number of homeless people. nothing could less related. it seems like peters has pushed to change the formula for more than a decade are to make change in washington. >>but we really need leadership from the white house and and we're hoping get

it. >>peters and other san diego area, lawmakers recently sent a letter to hide asking the agency about its timeline to make a change. but updating the formula isn't so simple because there are unless there's a lot more money. there's always communities that went communities that loose and oliva used to run hud's grant program. she's now the ceo of the national alliance to end homelessness. she says an update could impact people already benefiting people who have high service needs >>veterans families, young people who who really need that housing oliva says more funding overall would help. the question to ask is how do we lift all boats? hud said in a statement its intent is to, quote, continue to fund projects that are currently serving people to avoid having them experience homelessness. again in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple.

which has over 3 weeks now until election day. a lot of attention has, of course, been placed on the race for the white house. but the balance of power in the senate is also up for grabs. news nation's connell mcshane takes a closer look in tonight's political minute. >>it's the fight for the senate. i'm connell mcshane from news nation. and right now the democratic caucus controls the senate with a razor thin margin there. 34 seats up for grabs in november. 23 are held by democrats or independents. so that means republicans only have to pick up to and they take control. now you look at the data from decision desk hq. it says montana and west virginia are the seats most likely to flip democrats.

republicans and democrats are also defending in 4 of the 6 closest senate races. that includes ohio where the incumbent sherrod brown has a 58% chance of keeping his job in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. the democrats also have to fight. now. republicans meantime, are on defense in florida and in texas with rick scott and ted cruz. but big picture decision desk hq gives the republicans a more than 70% chance of controlling the senate. i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >>federal teams are on the ground in florida to help with the aftermath of milton. president biden says his administration is laser focus on recovery efforts. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what they're doing to help. >>in the aftermath of hurricane milton, president joe biden is making a promise to those impacted by the storm everything we can. >>unless you back up the pieces get back to where you were. president biden says the focus right now is on

restoring power and removing debris. fema crews are on the ground in florida coordinating with local officials on recovery efforts, fema and the rest of the federal family. >>we'll be here to support the recovery from these devastating storms for as long as it takes. fema administrator deanne criswell says the agency has enough funding for the immediate response to milton and other recent storms. but i've got to watch it every single day. these are catastrophic events affecting 6 states and it does have a drain on our budget. she says congress recently put 20 billion dollars into fema's disaster relief budget and i'm down to 10 billion dollars. so i've already spent half the money that was appropriated. the biden administration says that means lawmakers are going to have to reassess funding for longer-term recovery. efforts are going to be on condors. >>when you live, how he says early estimates are that hurricane milton alone caused around 50 billion dollars of damage. and he insists survivor should reach out to fema for help. despite rumors that the agency is out of

money we're providing all the resources president biden is scheduled to travel to florida on sunday to visit communities impacted by the storm. >>in washington, i'm hannah brandt. the film superman,

the christopher reeve story and we live in time open this weekend. scott mantz lets us know if there were checking out in tonight's the entertainment report. >>there's a brand new film in theaters today about a very superman. and let me tell you. >>it's or us.

>>superman is a super film about the life of christopher reeve. it follows his rise to instant fame. >>that start of a plane. the band of steel in 1978 to his tragic horse accident that left him paralyzed. how that brought him closer to his family up until his passing in 2004. also his incredible friendship with the late great robin williams. superman is an emotional, heartfelt, heartbreaking and ultimately inspiring film that makes you appreciate that. every day is truly a gift. it features home movies, interviews with his family and new interviews with friends like light clothes, students are. and and jeff daniels, i love all the behind the scenes stuff about the making of superman, which to me is still the greatest superhero movie ever made period both on screen and off.

christopher reeve was a true hero in every sense of the word. superman is in theaters now and it is a must see. okay. so here's an offer. you can't refuse. oscar nominees, andrew garfield of florence in the same movie. see for yourself. >>whether we like it all, he's taking the because i'm larry. it is a very distinct and real possibility i'm about to in love with you. >>i sall we live in time at the toronto film festival, the fort wayne. and i thought i all right. a romantic drama. the seems like the sort of thing we've seen before. we kinda has. but this was even better than i expected. the reason is because andrew garfield of florence pugh have such amazing chemistry. you love seeing them together and you want them to stay together. the story just back and forth in time between how they first got together, which

is a new line and you'll know what i mean when you see it and the hurdles they have to overcome. it's so charming and endearing and irresistible. i couldn't help but love it. and i did love you love it, too. it's a great 8 movie and i cannot recommend it enough. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm scott movie mantz. >>it's a kind of nighttime light show. we tend to associate with the skies above ice lindor, northern alaska, but the northern lights were visible with your naked eyes across the country thursday night. james ford has more from new york. >>these are among the thousands of images of the northern lights that people across our region took on thursday evening. it's a phenomena and typically only seen in the northernmost latitudes like north canada or iceland. but these images are from the 5 boroughs of the city or from suburban new york, new jersey or

connecticut. how did we get this light show? i asked an expert with a phd in astrophysics to explain in the simplest terms the sun is in active period when it's active, the sun so is a bigger and bigger men that sending our way was a lot of charged particles. a cascade down. you see that cascade. in bright colors. when the particles interact with earth's magnetic sphere with big violet. >>first julia risen co sought from her living room, grab my phone take a whole bunch of pictures and then i'm shocked. >>to see this beautiful violet glow right over my own park. so >>i was i was thrilled. so using your phone, you can see things like lot clearer. but it was like visible. rick vivus. you also saw the lights and talks about what many people mentioned. >>that they're brighter and clearer on camera, even a

smartphone want. the camera has sensors that allow for more exposure to light. here's a more sophisticated camera as an example. it is taking a 2.5 0nd shot allows for more light exposure in the lands resulting in a brighter image. the results are great. and on friday night, the comment that some call atlas will be visible along with the northern lights possible.

>>thanks for joining us. at 12 30, we're live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. tonight we're learning more about how some bay area cities plan use the money they recently received from the state to address homelessness. >>of the 130 million dollars. san jose receive 4.8 has come for jack moment. reports other cities around the state got a whole lot more even though they have smaller populations of on house and critics are not happy about it. >>homeless advocates, they tell the lack of funding for san jose is for political reasons. back in the summer, governor gavin newsom ordered all california cities to sweep homeless encampments. but then mayor, and that may said that he would sweep homeless encampments. and let's they have somewhere to go like a shelter go tuesdays, though, chance says her tent was swept when she lived columbus park by the san jose international airport. she still close to the airport, but even closer

to the guadalupe river, the site of another expected encampments. we basically say sweeping is good as long as you have somewhere for people to she tells us she doesn't mind the sweeps as long as there's a shelter to go to or some kind of housing. now, with 4.8 million dollars given to san jose by governor newsom's office, those proposed sweeps will be much more likely. >>mayor matt mahan saying in a statement to kron 4, quote, these dollars will help us continue clearing encampments and reclaiming our shared public spaces while we build permanent and in term housing, safe parking and safe, sleeping sites for our homeless neighbors to access as an alternative to the street. unfortunately, it puts people at risk shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. she says san jose got less money than other cities because of politics may had originally saying he would only sweet people if they had somewhere to go like a shelter, but now sweeps have happened throughout the other cities around the state have received much more money. berkeley got 5 million antioch, 6.3 million and

richmond, 10 million dollars. you know how many of these people are expendable? the time to help people is running out every year from june. first, october, 8th this year, 7 unhoused people died from the heat may or may head says he hopes that will be curbed by sanctioned tent sites. but cartwright says the act of sweeping someone in general can put them at risk as long as he achieved his goals of clearing people from the crease are clearing people from from the streets. that's 5 the number of dead unhoused people is a relevant. the mayor's office hopes the first safe camping sites will be ready to go here in san jose by early this coming spring. now we reached out to the governor's office to asked why san jose got so little funding compared to other cities in the first place. >>and we did not hear back reported here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>is your local election headquarters? homelessness in san jose. it's a big topic leading up election. former san jose mayor sam liccardo

and assemblymember evan low face off tonight in their first and only debate ahead of election day. they're running for a seat in the u.s. house of representatives. the debate was hosted by nbc bay area telemundo. 48 and cake you e d all a car do call for more federal help to address homelessness in the south bay city. lau said look failed san jose as their mayor. >>is one very simple measure reduction of street, homelessness, not our measures, the county of santa clara's. and by that measure, while homelessness was rising everywhere else in 2022, it was produced being reduced by 11% in san jose because we were launching innovative programs that were working and we need a federal partner that when a bus to make those programs work better, a state auditor, an independent auditor on the city of san jose during mr. carter's tenure. and you know, that audit found the audit found that homelessness increased 40%. he talked about a plan of homelessness and addressing the plan fails.

>>the debate was originally scheduled for last wednesday but was postponed after look withdrew citing laryngitis. and you may have noticed and also heard it. it's fleet week in san francisco and the part of the week includes honoring these 5 servicemen from california who help save lives. there you see among them a navy sailor who helped the victim who had been thrown out of his car during a crash near san diego. >>remain calm. and i just revert back to what the navy has taught me to was the only one there at the time. so as far as taking care of the person, there's a people calling 9-1-1, a subordinate try to help >>he also received the navy and marine corps come commendation medal for his actions. for all things. fleet week. you can the qr code there on your screen. it will take you to our website kron 4 dot com. there you can find information like schedules events and of course, the forecast. if you plan on going out. we're taking a live look

now at the bay bridge. plenty of people coming in and out of city. >>probably some of them for fleet week since it's such a big deal for the city. >>for now, we're going to turn to kron 4. she meteorologist lawrence karnow to talk about fleet week and your weekend weather forecast, lawrence. >>right now we're dealing with some clouds here in the bay area that really starting to thicken up outside. of course, we have wonderful aurora last night. that is another rare sight. so some amazing cars events. but now we're going to get back down to earth and talk about some rain as we've got the clouds kind of thickening up outside right now, more than on the way overnight tonight doesn't look like a major rainmaker, but may get a little wet out there as we head toward tomorrow morning, increasing clouds tonight with a slight chance of showers as we head toward morning and some drizzle maybe along the coastline. tomorrow morning showers, a few linering clouds even into the afternoon as this front just going to kind of die as it moves on by sunday. we're back to clouds and then afternoon

sunshine. think probably the nicer day of the 2. you can see the storm clouds gathering, though, as an early season cold front begins. moving on in bringing some rain to far northern california this year. pretty good soaking. you see the doppler picking up some orange here. some heavier amounts of rain just about to move onshore. then that all begins to slide south of the system kind of falling apart as it comes our way. so you see it right here as a drops on it begins to fall apart. not a whole lot of moisture left behind, but yeah, mike, a little soaking specially far northern california. that's where expecting some of rain amounts maybe over an inch, maybe an inch and a half up toward eureka over an inch mendocino, lesser amounts in the san francisco and southward. but least a chance of a couple scattered showers. temperatures, not bad. maybe a little muggy. feel to it as we head toward tomorrow afternoon, 70 downtown temperatures go. 68 golden gate park. 68 degrees in pacifica. 66 in half moon bay headed inside the day. those temperatures partly cloudy skies got numbers there in the 70's. 75 in redwood city, the south bay, really comfortable numbers really all around a little bit below the average, but still not bad over the east bay hills. these

temperatures, upper 70's in places like pleasanton and livermore. looking about 76 in walnut creek. 69 in orinda, our friends in blair looking at 70 degrees. 72 benicia back along the coastline. temperatures generally in the 60's next couple days. here we go. a slight chance of showers for tomorrow. right now as we head in towards sunday monday and tuesday. that may be a little bit more impressive storm system rolls in on wednesday. love to see these coming we have these rain coming to the bay area right now. looks like big rain makers. but we get about an inch of rain that will bring into fire season. thanks, lawrence. >>police are now looking for a group of people accused of ramming a car into the christians. your store in san francisco's union square. happened early friday morning. officers in the area say they saw 3 cars recklessly driving away from the store in different directions. police say they did not chose to chase the drivers because of safety risk. they later learned, though, that one of the suspected cars was use of forced entry into the store. several people then stormed inside and drove off with

stolen merchandise. they didn't say how much was stolen. but the break-in comes after police were investigating a similar smash-and-grab at a same store. almost exactly a year ago. gas prices could soon skyrocket at your neighborhood pump. the california air resources board is set to vote on new regulations next month and considering stricter limits on high carbon fuels like diesel and gasoline, the new regulations would increase penalties for refineries failing to comply and that could increase the cost of production. if so, analysts say refineries will pass that increase on to the consumers and the price of gas could go up as high as $0.65 a gallon. former president trump is coming back california. he has a rally set for tomorrow in coachella, california. republican party chair jessica millan patterson will be one of the speakers. she says the gop is feeling confident heading into the election and she notes over the last year republicans increase statewide

registration by about 250,000 voters. while democrats and no party preference lost a combined 100,000. >>i'm excited by our exceptional slate of candidates who are ready to help change our state and our nation for the better. i'm excited to watch the infrastructure that has grown over the last 5 years to work and support those candidates because i know that everything the state party can do to compete and win. we are. >>patterson says the party has more than 92,000 volunteers reaching voters across the state that has a full of the party saw in 2020. as for the democratic party, its leaders say they, too, are enthusiastic about getting out and energizing the voting efforts in the region. the california shakespeare theater in orinda is sadly closing its stores after serving the bay area for 50 years. they announced it on friday morning that they hit a financial roadblock and have no choice

but to shut down. last month we reported about an emergency fund raiser. they had to keep institution afloat, be able to pay for performers and staff but celebrity and actors took theater classes at cal shakes when she was just a child and donate to the theater earlier. but unfortunately, it did not help the efforts in a statement by executive director clive worsley. the theater said, quote, we are grateful to you for everything you've done to make cal shakes the venerable institution has been for the past 50 years. more news will come in the following weeks as the process gets underway.

>>all this week we've been introducing you to the people who make up this iconic imperfect place. we call the city today. meet the international chef who turns up the heat on san francisco officials. and journalist as she takes us table hopping. >>perception that's out there. we changes in israel. issues that need to be addressed. but people need to good about coming. we need to make people safer. always love cisco. this is my home. i'm not going anywhere. we need to save to small restaurants. 22 cedis moamer sense when to save the small coffee shops decrease trucks. the businesses that are. so the neighborhoods.

it's left. everybody's come together. do somethig about it. otherwise would be too late. >>5 or 6 nights a week. it's something great to say not every neighborhood end here. i marcia collier, founder and publisher of the table hopper newsletter, which i have been raining for 18 is going back. and a lot of joy and wonder and fabulous things to do here places to go and no, the city is not perfect right now and it's going through a downturn. but that is not the whole

story. well, he in spirit is core to san francisco truth to using literature great cocktails. this is what san francisco is all about now. this a full 11. maybe stay out a little if you need 8 hours of sleep every >>so from here on out, once a week during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories from the people who make up this unique place. this is our city on kron 4. and if you miss any of the stories, you can always find them on. kron 4 dot com. >>stocks edge higher with the dow hitting a new record high. and directv is launching a free streaming service. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there. stocks ended the week on a high note with the dow rising more than 400 points as wholesale inflation last month came in largely

flat. that's good news because when wholesale inflation is down, that means retail inflation going forward is likely down as well. the market responded well to that. also the 3rd quarter earning season has kicked off with banks reporting mostly solid results. chase and wells fargo. both surpassed expectations today shares of tesla meanwhile, tumbling 9% after last night's debut of the company's self-driving cybercab, which underwhelmed industry analysts. interestingly, that was apparently good news for uber because of tesla's able to pull off its own taxi service that could cut into uber's business. but with the stumble last night, analysts said maybe overs got some more room to move. shares of uber up 11% today. now let's take a look at 18 t's directv, which is now seeking to merge with rival satellite provider. dish directv says it's going to be introducing a free streaming service on november 15th, the so-called my free direct tv will offer ad-supported live tv shows and movies. the

service suggest where directv intends to go. if it does manage to pull off its deal with dish and that would be a gradual winding down of the satellite business and getting more into streaming, which isn't a big surprise zuley. the pending free streaming service will eventually include a price year ad free tier. and that's where the big money is. traditional pay tv companies are all heading into streaming at the moment. i think a winding down of the satellite business is to be expected. back to you. the blue

for san francisco is fleet week. but the super hornets are not the only aircraft you'll see over the san

francisco bay kron. 4 stephanie lin caught a ride on one of the fleet's most beloved plains that albert. it's the only aircraft in the show operated by the u.s. marines. take a look. gas

prices may soon be lower at the pump. governor newsom's oil and gas proposal is now one step closer to becoming law. friday afternoon, the state senate officially advances legislation. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has reaction from democrats and from an executive, a chevron believes newsom's plan will do more harm than good.

>>eyes. 23 knows 9. the measure passes with that vote. the state senate narrowly advanced governor gavin newsom's, oil and gas proposal. his plan will allow the california energy commission to require oil refiners in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves doing so. the governor argues will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire supports the governor's efforts. the reason why this legislation passed today. >>it is because of the vast majority of democrats who are here. in the sun. believe this was not only the right decision but an important decision to be to protect consumers at the pump. >>in a statement, governor newsom commended the senate for advancing his proposal, writing in part, quote, californians are one step closer to getting the protections they need against a big oil's price spikes. still at least 5 democrats

expressed concerns with the proposal and abstained from voting on it all together. republicans also opposed to newsom's proposal arguing it will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold onto supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will ultimately hurt. everyday drivers increase prices. bakersfield. republican senator shannon grove expressed frustration after democrats blocked a republican proposal to pause the state's $0.60 per gallon gas tax for one year. my colleagues were serious. they would have taken up that bill. it's all been killed by the democrat majority. as for the bill that did advance many in the oil industry are firmly against it. this is not good policy. and the wall says the president of chevron's downstream midstream and chemicals division earlier this week. he some legislative leaders, this letter urging them to reject newsom's proposal. he's concerned it will at costa, chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the average consumer and chevron's 4,000 plus employees statewide. we don't need more regulation. what we need is the

opportunity for companies like chevron continue invest in california. >>if we don't see investment case to continue to do the things we do, we will go away. >>and the state assembly is expected to formally advance the governor's proposal to the governor's desk this monday reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>it's been about 7 months since a family of 4 was killed in a crash in san francisco is west portal neighborhood. now the first round of safety improvements have been completed. kron four's dan kerman has more on the neighborhood changes. >>a politician city staff and community members gathered in san francisco is west portal neighborhood friday to celebrate the completion of the first round of traffic improvements since a driver struck and killed a family of 4 back in march. the problem wasn't just yellow and west portal. the problems were at the center and send him that we needed a neighborhood white

approach to traffic, calming balancing safety improvements without turning people away from neighborhood businesses was no easy task. but is no did have some pretty significant restrictions for cars to get onto west or alive. >>baumgartner is a member of the community group that worked with the mta to better balance. everyone's needs rather than. >>try really restrict cars in a massive, massive way was more about changing the character of the streets in the larger area. so that one cup drivers are entering the west portal area that they are giving they're getting messages from the way that the street is design, that this is a place to slow down. >>among the changes, installing traffic calming measures, a new low of this sent a and while on the streets adding vehicle restrictions and transit lanes, converting lenox way to one-way southbound traffic and adding speed bumps and move a street between terrible and

14th avenue. also no more left turns from northbound west portal. on to you, lois street, no westbound through traffic. a new low at west portal and no left turns from southbound west portal and of ascent, a street. >>this is about trying to make sure that we have a transportation network and infrastructure that allows for bikes that allows for people who are walking that allows for those who are catching muni and vehicles to be able to move around the city safely and efficiently. >>the hope is to have this project completed in the fall. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>moreduring friday's big blue

angels air show. the u.s. navy premieres a brand new mixed reality experience giving participants a taste of what it's like to fly dive and train like the brave men and women of our armed forces. for more on this kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with navy counselor veronica scott. hey, how's it going? >>right. thank you so much for happiness. absolutely. it's a joy to have you as well. so walk us through this. you're calling this experience, the strike group what inspired the navy to bring this to life. yeah. so this is so exciting because that. >>first time that have all of our active nation of and a broken up by 9 blocks where participants and as a matter of fact, in most up to 150,000 workers that at time experience that you're about our partisan gets to have. one like no other. you have over 17 stem fields. so they able

experience what it's like to be in the navy released bills such and special warfare aviation's medical thank you test out what it's like to be a missing later where our virtual reality goggles experience. what's it like to be on flight as well as test your your capabilities and strength to our special work there. it's just an incredible experience for all. >>what taste of what it is like to be in the armed through these different virtual reality and real world experiences at this food. we understand people also get a chance to experience what it's like to be a navy seal it to go through that training. how intense we of a training are we talking about yeah. >>so it comes to navy farrell, there weeks the best of the and just like all of our reveals that we have in the navy hurt. we're 152 here feel

that everybody can find something that they're interested. but special report there. we have several different jobs that you can do in our special work there. community. and there's something for everything. so when it comes to testing out their capabilities your abilities, a strain to nestle. >>as i this for the debates that's exactly looking so it's great for to be able experience what it's like. be like to be a sailor in the navy and a certain sprecher it bill that we offer. >>i know, veronica, you there's also a personality quiz. we understand that people can take as well to learn what kind of role they'd be most successful in what kind of qualities would you say? make a great member of the u.s. navy. >>great qualities of a navy sailor and i would also say a sense own whites make a difference, not just community, but our country and

really giving it all under best. want to make a difference, and our nation. >>and where and when can people try their hands at the u.s. strike group? experience? >>so we're here at weekends. and that had brain as we'll be here all weekend as well as hear 32 right outside us as strictly come on by. we won't see you next year. stop on by. we also have needed recruiters standing by answer any up and become a beast let's give you whatever it is answering questions you may have. >>alright, bet. testing it. just to tie us off here. you know, veronica fleet week is such a treat for us in the bay area. it's a celebratory moment for the city of san francisco. but the same time we know that there are geopolitical conflicts that are happening everywhere abroad, including and many of those involving the u.s.. what is the navy thinking about

this time? what is the message the public should know when it comes to supporting our armed service men and women? >>but you know what, being here? my first time actually in san francisco, it such an amazing and incredible experience in francisco community wants. >>when i say amazingly, people here are so supportive the community has been great to all of our military service members i mean, really, bill appreciated. and that really means a lot us to be able now be wherever and that appreciation within the community. say thank you so much. >>alright, navy counselor, veronica scott, thank you so much for joining us today and for your service.

the blue angels are back for san francisco is fleet week. but the super hornets are not the only aircraft you'll see over the san francisco bay kron. 4 stephanie lin caught a ride on one of the fleet's most beloved plains that albert. it's the only aircraft in the show operated by the u.s. marines. take a look. >>if the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back, they called the super hercules this massie plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels, what it can also take you to heavenly heights. >>eyes. i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet, lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start out the demo most

shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. >>fat albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. flight engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us off into the friendly skies today. hour is still a part of the blue angels but weren't all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious is incredible opportunity. be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people and hear the blue angels need from show to show just moments after takeoff. >>the plane hit a 45 degree. klein. >>to is me off guard. >>the c-one 30 jay super hercules proving it. snow maker us at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and

hard banks. the big boned aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 175,000 pounds. >>so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. >>that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own its forget also it's so cool. >>it takes the crew of 8 people to fly this giant aircraft and all the pilots have to be aircraft, commander, qualified meaning they have to have at least 1200 flight hours under their belt. >>in a new comedy, the problem with people to a strange cousins who never knew each other, try to make amends for many generations of family conflict. courtney friel tried it with the stars of the film for the entertainment report. a

business, a sacramento staple for artists is closing its doors. university are was the area's last remaining independently art supply store. reporter cristina bautista spoke to the store manager about the loss and what it will mean for the community. >>it said, i mean, it's the last it's the last independent arts towards sacramento and that breaks a lot of hard university are one school of art supplies is now decorated with the closing storm banner and 40% off signs. >>we are store located at the corner of 26th n j street has changed names and owners since

1957, for the past. 26 years. it has been known as university art, but it will now close its stores after the current owners have decided to sell the property. they're also more recharge and they just want to retire. they're ready to retire. they're kind of done. christine raaf, who has worked at the our store for 24 years says this will be a great loss for the our community. we knew it would eventually happen. you know, now it's here and everybody's really sad. i'm going to miss so many of my customers. the store's loyal customers told us they did not know where they would go now for their art supplies been a part of my life. my entire i'm just going everything about it with people here. i've had friends were here for >>20 years ago. just a week ago, the shells were full of a variety of art supplies and customers tell us that they were very affordable. the management says they simply weren't able to recover after covid. once we close 2 months for covid like we have not recovered from that, you know,

it's like people got so used to shopping online for art supplies. here to on your couch or, you know, lay in bed i need that >>month or 2 during the next day or within a few days ra. he's not sure what is next for the beloved midtown staple. the set of the memories will last forever. i just want to say it's been a jury here are really at hand enjoyed the customers over the years. >>i will miss their faces. i will miss our conversations. university art will officially close its stores on saturday in sacramento covering local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>in a new comedy. the problem with people to a strange cousins who never knew each other, try to make amends for many generations of family conflict. courtney friel tried it with the stars of the film for the entertainment report. hi there. paul riser wrote this movie and he chose ireland as the setting because he wanted to reason to go there and he was thrilled to get his number one pick. >>for his costar colm meaney

who embodies everything ireland. >>a virginia about ground and the rolling stones. schools could on brother shane to america and they never scored servies with that father that's been dying for last 30 years or something. i want you to find american family a things right? i want you to call them out. >>i watched this movie with my not just i do. i'm your clothes. here. >>and you want just go to think it happened so refreshing and just happy. wholesome fun. >>we this is the movie that i always wanted to make when we have such a great time making it an island so beautiful and has anybody for that matter? >>a great nephew. never thought live to see you.

>>it did lead person until into weekend started >>your father left half of the body. out and it into they getting together for very noble purpose, too. >>so the family's problems, can you believe the on this kind want to share his love the year? inside the building? >>i got the script and i love and the and so we started communicating them by. >>from phone yeah, we will about that. >>how many times were scenes delayed because of the rain. >>0 wants one time. we much. we had such unbelievably good fortune. >>kharkiv. find 3 out of every

one. but yourself. >>i don't we can't fix the world. maybe we can fix family. >>the problem with people is now available on demand on all digital platforms. >>with your entertainment report, i'm courtney friel.

>>back in san francisco for their preseason home opener, taking on the sacramento kings tonight after getting a victory in the capital city on wednesday, they're heading out

steph curry, team usa bobbleheads to the first 10,000 fans and got the real thing. he's got the gold medal re awarded by draymond green. let's get to the highlights of this one. it was raining threes early on for the warriors. moses moody ties the game at 13. he had a big night and they're going need him this year counting on him to step steph curry has been known to make a 3 from time to time. the nice pump fake yet 6 points. 4 assists in 16 minutes or so. and then it's another young guy. jonathan if he can hit that 3, his game was going to go to the next level. well, they brought in buddy hield this year. he's a guy can shoot from distance. it's the triple from the corner. 32, the 21 warriors at that point. wondering for a second, they're showing steph yet because but he's tying his shoe at sardi's. multitasking, but he had 10 points off the bench tonight. 3rd quarter warriors down by 6. another

newcomer hits the 3. that's deanthony melton. can anyone make it to welcoming? can want to move their hits. the jumper 19.7 rebounds. still down 6 0th quarter down 8 but not done yet. moody, another one. he led all scorers with 23. under 2 minutes to go now tied at 102. how about the pass from pat spencer? the santos, the basket and the foul warriors take the lead. and then with under a minute to go, the kings are back up one. but spencer says all take care of that right to the basket. 1, 0, 7, 106 golden final seconds. they're up 3 mason jones trying to tie it for the kings. can't hit warriors win 1, 0, 9, 1, 0, 6, they're a perfect 3. and in the preseason. i'm not a baseball. a winner. take all game 5 in los angeles. the dodgers and padres trying to advance came to the national league championship series where the new york mets are waiting james in the house. checking

it out. let's get to the highlights from this one and pick it up to the second inning. no score. he take a hernandez facing yu darvish. >>and hernandez, it's it out. boy, he's good in october in the postseason. that's his 14th career playoff home run as the dodgers take one to nothing lead in their danger yamamoto on the mound for la padres were threatening in the 3rd com fernando tatis with a couple of men on just one out. he's going ground into the inning, ending double play and a moto gets out of the jam. but first we go to the still one to nothing. moto trying to get through the top half. he does 5 shutout innings settings. he's going to get the win in this game. a nice response. get some love in the dugout. gave the dodgers would add another home run in the 7th inning from the oscar hernandez respond. they win it 2 to nothing. so the dodgers

are moving on. it will be dodgers mets in the nlcs yankees awaiting the winner of cleveland and detroit. >>we've got a cold front coming to town. this could bring with it. some more clouds on the way are starting to see the clouds fill-up. now inside the bay and florida. see more of that as we head toward tomorrow morning. so now these temperatures gonna stay down. that's one thing. it's been nice to have that ice cooler weather move in. now. we've got a chance of a couple raindrops and maybe this next week we get a few more. but here we go. as we head through the night tonight, increasing clouds, slight chance of a light shower tomorrow morning. clouds and even a lingering shower early in the morning. then clouds begin to dissipate, but not to late in the day sunday. i think we're starting out with some fog early on. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. all right. here's your cold front for your rolling on by that frontal system are to be in the make its way up northern parts of california. you still got of this to deal with the doppler radar. not just picking up this moisture just yet, we'll hear very soon. this is an early season storm. so not expected to bring a ton

of rain for us. but you could see fairly significant rain across northern california right now. you start to see some yellow shown above the coastline, even some orange system. heavy rainfall begin to make its way toward least to recur right now. this system coming through going to start to fall apart and dissipate as it approaches the bay area. so could leave behind. i think a lot of cloud cover for tomorrow. and some cooler temperatures go along with the rain amounts. well, look at this to the north. i mean, talking about a fairly significant rain event, maybe an inch and a half puerto rico about an inch or so in mendocino. then you get to further south and just not as much here in the bay are. i think maybe in the north bay, maybe a 10th of an inch or so that's about it. all right. generally in the 50 some low 60's, i think as we look toward tomorrow, lot of clouds in the san francisco. still a mild, 70 degrees there by tomorrow afternoon. maybe a little muggy. feel to it there as well. 60's out along the coastline. you get inside the bay will run in the numbers up to 71 degrees in millbrae. 71 also and burlingame down the peninsula. warming up a little bit in the mid 70's in places

like san redwood city, the south bay join lots temperatures up in the 70's. so running a little bit below the average for a pretty comfortable for this time of year. plenty of 70's. you get over the east bay hills to lot of clouds continue to roll on by as you make when walnut creek are looking 76 69 in a about 70 in berkeley and 70 in richmond inside the bay. all those temperatures going to be a little bit cooler, but not bad. you'll find that sea breeze in the afternoon over the next couple of days. we're going to least a slight chance of showers tomorrow. doesn't look like a whole dry weather on sunday and monday, but then think maybe a little bit more potent storm coming our way about the middle of next week. and that be nice to see. >>and i'm just here for us at kron 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. have a great weekend.

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