>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11 30. we're live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie dry conditions and high winds are expected to hit the bay area thursday night bringing with it a red flag warning for many parts of the region for a risk of fire danger and the agencies across the bay area say they're ready in case a fire and warned residents as well to have an emergency plan

in place for a look at what we can expect this week. let's check in with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>we haven't had any rain early. of course. fire season will continue till we see that first real significant rain or outside right now. we've got a couple clouds floating by little bit of a sea breeze out there. but things are really going to get whipping here in the next few days. national weather service has changed the fire weather. watch the fire weather warnings, red flag warnings all across most of the bay area stepped right in the north bay along the coastline. otherwise we're expecting some of the gusts to get the diablo range. maybe 65 miles per hour. coastal ranges. you could be talking about 45, maybe 50 mile an hour gusts over some of the coastal so a dangerous fire conditions coming our way. you get a fire started in those kind of conditions. you can get what's called a firestorm. here's latest forecast for the winds that onshore flow for today. tomorrow we've got a front coming through. it's going to be breezy and gusty, but more of a sea breeze by the afternoon into thursday. everything begins to change. you can see the arrow starting to change more of a normally

pattern ear. but then as we get into friday, that's when those winds really turn off shore. that's where you see humidity dropping down to the teens. those offshore winds could fan the flames. should a fire gets started on friday? >>kind of like diminishes our home in the san francisco school district system. >>a parent that francisco public montessori voiced their outrage over the school district's list of 13 to close or merge, including theirs as of pm, is the only public montessori school in the city. and parents claim closing would only allow families who can afford private school tuition opportunity to learn through their more activity based education. mayor london breed says the plan to close and merge the schools must stop immediately. claims there is a major communication issue between her stabilization team that he meant to give advice on how to fill the 110 million dollar budget gap before state takeover becomes necessary. she joins the united educators of san francisco there, which believes that instead of closures, the budget deficit

can be fixed by improving enrollment. internal budgets and staffing. >>i am asking for the school district to hold off on this process and the fact is hard decisions are going to have to be made. there are going to be school mergers. they're going to be changes and these are hard conversations. but the school district needs to know the basics of what are we talking about financially? what do we need to do our these complete school mergers versus closures like we have a lot of unanswered questions. >>in a statement, the superintendent wayne said in part, quote, over the next 2 weeks, i will spend time with the students, families and staff of each of the 13 schools that meet the criteria for closure or merger listening to their questions and concerns. and i know there is nothing they'll make those conversations easier. that was his response to breed. and the superintendent visited with several of the schools on the closure list today to speak face-to-face with those parents and teachers. but before each meeting, school

communities took the opportunity to rally in support of keeping their school open. kron 4 sarah stinson has more after attending some of those rallies. >>instead of going home after the final bell tuesday, the school community at jean parker elementary took to the street in front of campus to this is one of 13 san francisco schools on a list to possibly be closed or merged next school year is the essence, course. it's ryan has a 4th grader at jayne parker. she held up her sign proud before getting the opportunity to voice her concerns at a family meeting with superintendent dr matt wayne. this thing can be. >>and our kids to school they don't know far away and all the kids they don't know each other. they have to re-learn all the teachers and staff and bays. >>teachers like sarah karp also rallied. i mean, it makes hard to come every day. she's been teaching in this district for more than 20 years. but

with the future unknown, she says it's hard to focus on this questions that we have no control over a little over a mile away. young students also rallied at san francisco public montessori before their parents session with the superintendent. and as a member of the pta, i'm here too. >>voice our concerns and get him to. >>hold them accountable. montessori parents like birth argument or upset their schools on the list because they want their children to continue on with this rare kind of education, the one and only public montessori that san francisco has so to be taking this away. it doesn't make any sense. this one should survive. there should be more in the meeting. the superintendent continued to tell parents one of the reasons for the closures is due to a decline in enrollment elementary schools on the decry that includes schools having fewer than 260 students. and with the lowest composite scores. but parents here say there's always a

waitlist to get into the montessori if the district caps the enrollment, right? there's only 105 people. >>pre-pandemic it was 170 something and then certainly the building can accommodate over 200, maybe 2.50, something like that. there's there's an entire floor that's not even used up there. we have the capacity. we have the room, but we're not being allowed to have that many students. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>police in san francisco are investigating a stabbing in the castro. they say a man was stabbed this morning near 18th and collingwood streets. he was taken to the hospital and no arrests have been made at this time. the investigation is underway. >>i can tell you today that crime is down >>in oakland, mayor sheng thao, they're delivering her state of the city address. the mayor touted a drop in crime including auto thefts and break-in. maarat al says the city is on track of having

less than 100 homicides this year, which is a 30% drop compared to last year like. and before the mayor delivered her address, a group of supporters gather in oakland's chinatown calling for voters to vote. no on the recall attempt on merit out. but they were faced with supporters of that recall as well. >>several >>speakers shared mayor thao has helped how chinatown has made it safer and claimed the crime is down in the area. well, the city of san jose is celebrating a milestone today. they say they finish making improvements and resurfacing about 1000 miles of city streets. it's been estimated that the damage from a single pothole can cause car owners around $400. and mayor matt mahan says they've also been making safety improvements to help. >>this payment made his program isn't just about creating smoother roads. it's about creating safer roads over the past decade, we've coordinated hundreds of safety

projects with our paving efforts, including restricting it bike lanes, implementing road diets enhancing crosswalks. >>moving forward, the city hopes to finish work on an additional 2000 city streets by 2028.

>>welcome back on staff there off. the santa clara county board of education is set name their interim superintendent tomorrow. this is just weeks after firing mary-ann dewan that decision by the board still has many parents and teachers fed up with more than a dozen of them now calling

for an independent investigation into the county's board of education. kron. 4 shock moment has the latest. >>well, the members of the rally say that they specifically are looking for a civil grand jury investigation into the santa clara county board of education and many members of the rally say they are so fired up because they say this firing of their well-loved superintendent was done behind closed doors and with little to 0 public input. >>they sacked of the board of education, has created a crisis that requires immediate action. >>time is of the essence with the santa clara county board of education set to appoint interim superintendent on wednesday. supporters of the former educator in chief are saying not so fast here today because we are alarmed at the latest developments. >>the santa clara county board of education voted 42 at the beginning of october. >>to fire superintendent doctor mary and to want supporters on tuesday say there was no clear reason to

fire the superintendent. they believe it's just dirty politics as 2 of the members who fired the one are running for reelection this fall. >>we need to restore transparency and accountability. >>a member of the board who supports the one. tara, christian would not give kron 4 any more details about the firing but says the decision made by her fellow board members needs to be investigated. well, it's really concerning to see a decision like this be made a few weeks before election day. this decision was abrupt. it felt very personal and it felt very political on tuesday, the board of education put out a statement saying the lawsuit is just wasting resources, quote, our focus and taxpayer dollars are better spent on educating our students, especially those most vulnerable and supporting the families and communities. but supporters of the say the decision fire her is the actual waste of resources. >>it feels like there is something else going on here and i think we all have a right to know. michelle van der haar is a friend of doctor

dewan and was there on tuesday in support. >>she says the board is not setting a good example for families in south bay district's. and what they did does not exhibit this. they need to be good examples for community and her children. now we reached out to the santa clara county office that would form a civil grand jury to investigate the board here. and we did not hear back but a similar civil grand jury investigation was done back in 2018 and it found significant issues within the board of education. one of the biggest recommendations which was not taken up by the board was ensure that future superintendents are elected by the people of silicon valley, not appointed by the board reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>now to the north bay where search is underway. and tipper on tonight for a group of men who police say tried to break into multiple homes on sunday. police say the 3 men trigger the surveillance cameras at a home off south ridge drive. police also releasing a picture of a truck they say is connected to the break-in. investigators say the suspect

also tried to break into a home. but the owner confronted and stopped them. anyone information is asked to call temper on police. and take a look at this. a car crashed into a bank in novato today. this happened at the community. first nevado boulevards. police say the driver was trying to park in front of the bank when they accidentally stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake. police say no one was hurt and the bank will be closed, though, until further notice because of this damage. in the east bay. one person is in the hospital tonight after a truck crashed into a building in alameda. it happened this afternoon on park street. you can see glass broken in the store fronts and a yellow pickup truck there. there's no word yet on what caused the crash. but an investigation is ongoing. >>that was probably driving 100 miles an because way fast. very, very, very fast. >>there you have witnesses describing the moment a tesla slammed into an apartment complex in fremont last night. police say the driver died from his injuries and has now been identified as 46 year-old

kamil share. kumar patel. the crash happened at the embarked hartman's on old warm springs road around 5 yesterday evening. police say he crashed the building which then caught on fire and want to say the driver tried to avoid hitting another car and lost control apartment. residents had to evacuate been no one was hurt. there's no word yet on what caused that crash. this great rap mogul sean diddy combs is faing a new wave of abuse allegations. 6 new lawsuits were filed against combs accusing him of raping women, sexually assaulting men and molesting a 16 year-old boy, the legend law salts all happened in the 90's. combs is accused of using his fame and promises of stardom to lure his victims in some of the lawsuits. also claim he be or drugged his victims. the new allegations today now bring the number of accusers some more than 100 people. his federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial is set for may. holmes has pleaded not guilty to all these charges.

tonight, there are new concerns. gas prices will soon go up in california. all due to a proposed new policy from the california air resources board our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at that policy and shares reactions from republicans and the governor. >>while the proposed policy is intended to make sure the gas you put in your car is more environmentally friendly than they used to be. but critics point out it could increase the prices. you pay at the pump. >>if you're looking at the

california air resources board also known as carp among its 14 board members, 12 for appointed by the governor to help lead this state agency in charge of overseeing air pollution and climate change related programs across california. but come next month, the board is set to vote on a proposed policy. its own analysis found could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. and potentially even more than that in the next decade assembly just 3 days after election day board members are scheduled to vote on proposed changes to california's low-carbon fuel standard or else cfs. in a nutshell, cfs is a state program aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions that come from transportation fuel. ward set to vote on a policy that would impose stricter carbon regulations for such fuels a policy. this analysis released by the board last month found could lead to higher costs for a fine or is. >>cost analysis found could be

passed down to consumers. that does not sit well with yucaipa republican state senator rosalee abode absence from the house. not the right the holidays. coming up, right. we're going to have a lot of traveling going on. we're going to have a lot of families that already in california. when we get cowboys, we she says she's especially frustrated because the board has now walked back its analysis about how much the policy could cost california. she is one of 25 republican members of the legislature who sent the board this letter urging its members to postpone the vote until they provide an updated cost and benefit analysis. we wouldn't have ensure that we have transparency and that. >>his board actually met scallop. and, you this is the plan what we're going to be imposing. this is the financial impact it will fuel price. >>this bill signing ceremony monday for a separate oil and gas related law. governor gavin newsom offered his thoughts about carbs, transparency over how much its

proposed policy could cost drivers. they put up some estimates. >>they put up updated estimate. so they have been transparent that respect to the degree that they should provide. more on for more transparency. absolutely. but i do think it's important to talk about the substance and the merits lcf and how it's made a big impact. low carbon green growth agenda and state of california. we continue to be the envy of the world in these policies and else. cfs is a big, big part of that. >>and late this afternoon, we did hear from the california air resources board. they say their initial analysis was never intended to be a prediction of gas prices, but rather a hypothetical featuring a range of costs. we could see in the future reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news.

58 years ago on this day in the bay, the black panther party was created. activists say the party is often misunderstood. and at the story of the organization has been overshadowed by association with violence. for more on this kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with doctor xavier buck, executive director of the doctor. he grew up newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. >>so for those unfamiliar, tell us a bit about the black panther party museum and panther week. >>absolutely. dr foundation is the oldest prep, the preservation organization in the world. it started 1995. be on the largest archive stanford. currently digitizing it and bring it to the black panther party museum because now and january, 24, we opened up in downtown oakland and now there's a place for everybody can get in the history of the

party includes open has had on the world and what it means to wage revolution. even to this day. >>thank you. and of course, as we mentioned earlier, the black panther party has a history that can often be misunderstood. can you give us some context year? how do you think people should think of a party today and why that's so important for people to learn about its history. >>well, you have to know that the fbi created program cocoa until pro that was used to discredit, disrupt and destroy black leaders. it's been around since the 1920's. it was refined by the time black panther party got well, the misinformation that happened happened under that program. the fbi fluence the media, the pin articles about the party and they create image of them. that was not true. and so, yes, they did bear arms, but they also never stepped outside legal boundaries and they serve the community mind body and soul throughout those entire years. from 1966, to 1982. so it's the work is it is not finished yet. the 10 point program that they created nor the preservation of this legacy because the story hasn't been told accurately and it opens job to

do it. >>going back to the museum. what are some of your favorite displays that people should check out during their next visit? >>yeah, we have exhibitions up until the end of the year. so revolution, grocery grains from the rank and panthers by photographer. says a nun and then we also have each one teach one history of the oakland community school. lot of people know the pandas have private elementary school in deep east oakland and they ran for years. and so this is really a chance to it's mainly know the stories of these pampers in a way that never get get the iconic panthers. but you don't get the humans. and so this week up and the fest, you know, we have all these events to tell people about the party, whether it's about their influence fashion, whether it's about how they grew from a small organization open to worldwide organization. well, that's about pro. the fbi's program, the women in the black panther party and also the panthers playbook. that's how close in the week to talk about how do we pick up where they left and there any special guests are speakers that you have coming out to panther week that you're especially excited about?

>>of course, we always have a lot great speakers coming by. >>frederick and know, be there. erica huggins will be there. lanny smith from actively black will be there. you know, clark bailey really but also we have some surprise guests coming this weekend. i don't want put anything out there that have to come trust me. it's going to be special. >>wonderful. and i wanted to also touch on this selection work. that's going to be digitized. sounds really interesting is the largest black panther party from the selection of the drp opinion foundation collection. can you walk us through what that's all about? >>yeah, we have this wonderful archive. it's at stanford actually the catalyst of dr. foundation was to preserve that archive. it was placed at a time when many universities really we're not looking to preserve pepper history. still too taboo. and so at the physical items are there. but we own the intellectual property and we're digitizing and this first round about 15% of the collection to bring

into the museum in oakland. folks oakley can actually have access to in a way they didn't pull out. so this is stuff like first editions of the 10 point program. he's our floor plans from their survival conferences. these our budgets from their health clinics, everything we need to recreate the program that the party in this archive really excited to start digitizing and give access community. >>sounds like some incredible history thank you so much, doctor xavier book executive director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. it's good to see. >>good to see you. thanks for having me.

>>now to an update in fremont. the driver who died after crashing his car into an apartment building last night has now been identified. kron four's will tran has the latest details >>i have an update on the case. i have been able to confirm that the driver and the tesla actually died from his injuries. he was 46 years old from fremont. this all went down at around 5, 40 in the evening. lots of people were inside their home. he jumped the curb, kept going and actually the cause that pushed down the steel pylon kept going and then slammed into the corner of this building here, which is right around the corner from bart fremont. here about maybe a quarter mile. they have since boarded it up. let me show you the video. we do know that the fire department had to evacuate people living upstairs because the downstairs area where he crashed, that's office space. there were no offices in time at the place at this

particular time. but people living above because of the smoke and the fire. they had to make sure that people are safe. so they told everybody get out for their safety. now, here's alma. you are outside at the time you heard the crash. lots of people told me this morning it appear that he was speeding before slamming into the building. >>correct. and i heard this theater i before even back to her, he was like calming a very high speed. i you can hear the tires noise. i heard how he tried to avoid to impact with another car right here. so in order to avoid the impact, he just kind of like lose control. and then he windy side. iso it immediately how impacted a very high speed well. the impact first as you are. you are saying right here and then broke windows and then he went into a wall. so

the impact that finally book was in a wall. so i was right there and it was the first one to sell it and to call police. he was also able to run inside and tried to help me. and then later on, another neighbor came to help me. the driver's side was in also we were not able to calling citing help them to you could not get the door open. no, no, i was not able to get the door open and then because the exactly these that the site was not accessible and then from the other side of the vehicle, we saw the fire. the fires started. so when we saw the fire, we set out in. and then all the time i was with the police on the phone that was telling them wait, what was happening, where we were? and exactly 3 minutes later. yeah. the police officers arrived as far as the police officers at this particular point, they don't know the cause of the crash, but usually with a

tesla, the ntsb they get involved to see whether or not it was on autopilot. >>or driver error. back to you. >>a group against a recall for mayor sheng thao held a rally and her support but were met with counter protesters. kron four's us look good and has the story from oakland's chinatown. >>i have lost faith in the superintendents ability to facilitate the school closure process. >>a vote of no confidence tuesday from san francisco. mayor london breed on the way san francisco school superintendent dr matt wayne is handling the process of choosing schools to close and merge. and now the mayor wants the process to stop. i am asking for the school district to hold off on this process and the fact is a hard decisions are going to have to

be made. >>there are going to be school mergers. they're going to be changes and these are hard conversations. but this school district needs to know the basics of what are we talking about financially? what do we need to do our these complete school mergers versus closures like we have a lot of unanswered questions. it was a week ago the district released its list of schools that could close and schools that could merge. >>since that time, the mayor says the superintendent has mishandled the process. there's just been a lot of confusion. there's been a lot of change. there's been a lot of frustration and uncertainty. >>and in fact, information has been provided to me that on ne day and change the next. it's it's it's really at a point where there's a lot of trust that has been lost and a lot of concern coming from parents coming from educators and the mayor says the superintendent is also not listening to the team she sent in to help the school district. >>it was our understanding

from our work with the school board that are stabilization team would be taken seriously. and there has been information that has gone out that we weren't aware of. that school board members weren't aware of. so there were you know, major communication issues with our superintendent. but don't look for the superintendent to leave in his own accord or for the closure process to stop. >>in a statement released tuesday, wayne said over the next 2 weeks, i will spend time with students, families and staff of each of the 13 schools that meet the criteria for closure or merger listening to their questions and concerns. i know there is nothing that will make those conversations easier. at the same time, i must ensure the district continues to improve educational outcomes for all 49,000 students entrusted in our care. what happens next is up to the school board scheduled to meet next in closed session on the 22nd of the month. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

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accused in the 2022 k street shooting that left 6 people dead and a dozen others injured. returning to court today, the preliminary hearing got underway today where a gang expert took the stand again to continue providing testimony reporter clodagh stefani and has those details. >>we are now learning the judge has decided this case is going to move to trial. we also heard closing arguments from both attorneys who argued self-defense. now we all know about the k street shooting that rocked the community in 2022. and this is considered to be sacramento's deadliest

shooting. and of course, this was a shooting that took the lives of innocent victims affected their families and also changed k street forever. the 2 defendants, deandre martin to locate and appeared in court again today and are facing murder charges today. we heard continue testimony from lieutenant stop with sacramento police. he's a gang expert who took the stand to speak on the alleged gang-related aspect of the case. the attorneys for both defendants questioned evens investigation. the attorney representing deandre martin press statement on the thoroughness of his investigation inquiring if he dives deep enough into social media post and if there were enough grounds to classify this as a gang-related shooting, the attorney representing him to locate and also tried to question the lieutenant and his findings and the language he used in court. the judge gave her comments after deciding the case would proceed to trial is very clear. >>when you have mutual combat.

pre-existing mental state to engage with rival members. in shots are being fired. and maybe you want the fastest. the heels of legitimate self-defense on april 3rd, 2022 shooting erupted outside a bustling night scene in downtown that left 6 people dead. among those killed in la martinez. melinda davis on john tye alexander of the last preliminary hearing in september. surveillance video from the fateful day was played showing the moments the victims were shot and killed. >>it's highly martin was also charged in the case but died in a jail cell in june. involved parties are expected back in court on november 4th during that time, we're expected to hear pleas and also a trial date is expected to be the judge anticipates the trial will take place in january.

>>reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters. cloud is stefani and fox. 40 news. >>in southern california, a new policy at one orange county high school has students and parents concerned about privacy. the policy requires students to scan a qr code whenever they leave the classroom. that includes just going to the bathroom as school officials say it's for student safety. but as reporter chip yost says in huntington beach, more parents and more students are speaking out on the controversy. >>hello there. you know, depending on when you went to school, when you think hall pass, you probably think of something physical you carry around with you when you go place to place inside the school. but at this school, they're using a new type of hall pass and not everyone is happy about it. and edison high school in huntington beach, their whole passes for things like going to the bathroom or to the nurse's office have gone high-tech. >>students now used their phones and a qr code to check

in and out of >>so you tap on hall passes and >>you click the camera and you have to scan the qr code that's in the >>if there's an emergency at the school like a fire or school shooter, the principal told the orange county register that the new system provides a good way to quickly figure out where everyone is that. but students we spoke to are not i think it's a violation of our privacy just our time. a change dot org petition has been started to try and get the school to in the new program. it says among other things that the school should not be recording the number of time students go to the bathroom during the day or how long they spend their some students also say the bathroom break time limits on the app are not realistic. >>my problem that is that is that sometimes about them to close and sometimes don't have enough time for the 7 minute limit that we get. and if we don't do it within 7 minutes,

we end up just getting marked children are absent from the class for being late and it's tough and fair when you're just trying use the russian or have you gotten in trouble yeah, i guns like i won in trouble like i've gone like a minute over and the teacher like the like me and they will amuse about the next class. and it's kind of annoy. >>the last time we checked that change dot petition had close to 500 supporters in huntington beach. i'm chip yost, ktla. 5 news. >>return with more top headlines from the

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on this day in the bay, the black panther party was created. activists say the party is often misunderstood. and at the story of the organization has been overshadowed by association with violence. for more on this kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with doctor xavier buck,

executive director of the doctor, healy, pete newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. >>so for those unfamiliar, tell us a bit about the black panther party museum and panther week. >>absolutely. dr to up to the foundation is the oldest prep, the preservation organization in the world. it started 1995. be on the largest archive stanford. currently digitizing it and bring it to the black panther party museum because now and january, 24, we opened up in downtown oakland and now there's a place where everybody can get in the history of the party. includes open has had on the world and what it means to wage revolution. even to this day. >>thank you. and of course, as we mentioned earlier, the black panther party has a history that can often be misunderstood. can you give us some context year? how do you think people should think of a party today and why that's so important for people to learn about its history. >>well, you have to know that the fbi created program cocoa until pro that was used to discredit, disrupt and destroy black leaders. it's been around since the 1920's. it was refined by the time black

panther party got well, the misinformation that happened happened under that program. the fbi fluence the media, the pin articles about the party and they create image of them. that was not true. and so, yes, they did bear arms, but they also believe never step outside legal boundaries and they serve the community mind body and soul throughout those entire year's 1966, to 1982. so it's the work is it is not finished yet. the 10 point program that they created nor the preservation of this legacy because the story hasn't been told accurately and it opens job to do it. >>going back to the museum. what are some of your favorite displays that people should check out during their next visit? >>yeah, we have exhibitions up until the end of the year. so revolution, grocery grains from the rank and file panthers by photographer. says a nun and then we also have each one teach one history of the oakland community school. lot of people know the pandas have private elementary school in deep east oakland and they ran for years. and so this is really a chance to it's mainly know the stories of these

pampers in a way that never get get the iconic panthers. but you don't get the humans. and so this week up and the fest, you know, we have all these events to tell people about the party, whether it's about their influence fashion, whether it's about how they grew from a small organization open to worldwide organization. well, that's about pro. the fbi's program, the women in the black panther party and also the panthers playbook. that's how close in the week to talk about how do we pick up where they left and there any special guests are speakers that you have coming out to panther week that you're especially excited about? >>of course, we always have a lot great speakers coming by. >>frederick and know, be there. erica huggins will be there. lanny smith from actively black will be there. you know, clark bailey really but also we have some surprise guests coming this weekend. i don't want put anything out there that have to come trust me. it's going to be special. >>wonderful. and i wanted to also touch on this selection work. that's going to be digitized. sounds really interesting is the largest

black panther party from the selection of the drp opinion foundation collection. can you walk us through what that's all about? >>yeah, we have this wonderful archive. it's at stanford actually the catalyst of dr. foundation was to preserve that archive. it was placed at a time when many universities really we're not looking to preserve pepper history. still too taboo. and so at the physical items are there. but we own the intellectual property and we're digitizing and this first round about 15% of the collection to bring into the museum in oakland. folks oakley can actually have access to in a way they didn't pull out. so this is stuff like first editions of the 10 point program. he's our floor plans from their survival conferences. these our budgets from their health clinics, everything we need to recreate the program with the party in this archive really excited to start digitizing and give access community. >>sounds like some incredible history thank you so much, doctor xavier book executive

director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation and co-founder of the black panther party museum. it's good to see. >>good to see you. thanks for having me.

>>school school district system. >>a san francisco public montessori voice. their outrage over the school district list of 13 schools to close or merge, including theirs as fpm is the only public montessori school in

the city and paris claim closing it would provide them less opportunities. you're watching kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. mayor london breed says the plan to close and merge the schools must stop immediately reclaims. there is a major communication issue between her stable. it said team and her that he meant to give advice on how to fill the budget deficit. the stabilization team before a state takeover is necessary. but she joins the united educators of san francisco where she believes that instead of closures, the budget deficit can be fixed by improving enrollment. internal budgets and staffing. i am tolling. in a statement. >>instead of going home after the final bell tuesday. >>i am asking for the school district to hold off on this process and the fact is a hard decisions are going to have to be made. there are going to be

school mergers. they're going to be changes and these are hard conversations. but this school district needs to know the basics of what are we talking about financially? what do we need to do our these complete school mergers versus closures like we have a lot of unanswered questions. >>in a statement, superintendent wayne said in part, quote, over the next 2 weeks, i will spend time with the students, families and staff of each of these 13 schools that meet the criteria for closure or merger listening to their questions and concerns. and superintendent visited with several of the schools on a closure list today to speak face-to-face with parents and teachers. that's before each meeting. school communities took the opportunity to rally in support keeping their schools open. kron 4 sarah stinson has more after attending some of those rallies. >>instead of going home after the final bell tuesday, the school community at jean parker elementary took to the

street in front of campus to this is one of 13 san francisco schools on a list to possibly be closed or merged next school year is the essence, course. it's ryan has a 4th grader at jayne parker. she held up her sign proud before getting the opportunity to voice her concerns at a family meeting with superintendent dr matt think in need. >>in our kids to school they don't know far away and all the kids they don't know each other. they have to re-learn all the teachers and staff games. >>teachers like sarah karp also rallied. i mean, it makes hard to come every day. she's been teaching in this district for more than 20 years. but with the future unknown, she says it's hard to focus on this semester. so many questions that we have no control over a little over a mile away. young students also rallied at san francisco public montessori before their parents session with the superintendent. and as a member of the pta, i'm here

too. >>voice our concerns and get him to. >>hold them accountable. montessori parents like birth argument or upset their schools on the list because they want their children to continue on with this rare kind of education, the one and only public montessori that san francisco has so to be taking this away. it doesn't make any sense. this one should survive. there should be more in the meeting. the superintendent continued to tell parents one of the reasons for the closures is due to a decline in enrollment elementary schools on the decry that includes schools having fewer than 260 students. and with the lowest composite scores. but parents here say there's always a waitlist to get into the montessori if the district caps the enrollment, right? there's only 105 people. >>pre-pandemic it was 170 something and then certainly the building can accommodate over 200, maybe 2.50, something like that. there's there's an entire floor that's not even used up there. we

have the capacity. we have the room, but we're not being allowed to have that many students. i'm sarah stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>pushing gears now to weather a taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. pretty foggy out there. it's a cool night, but dry conditions are and high winds are expected hit the bay area to thursday night bringing with it a red flag warning for many areas with a high risk of fire danger. for a look at what we can expect. let's check in with cough or sheep. meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>coming days we're gonna see those offshore winds kicking in. and that's a concern you get cut off from that nice moist ocean air. you start to see the humidity running upwards of 80, 90 even close to 100% time. sometimes that onshore breeze. and then we go back see the other way to get almost a dry desert air effect rolling in the bay area with the moisture level down in the teens out there right now. got some patchy fog out there tonight. we are looking at some bigger storms out there in the middle of the civic. they are generating some big-time swells. so be careful out along the coastline. we've

got some 6 to 10 footers. that means we've got some pretty strong rip currents out there. the beaches, too. the meantime, yeah, we're really watching this red flag warning. this most critical fire danger i've seen so far this season. it doesn't just include the bay-area. see it all the way down the monterey bay in the big sur all the way at the sacramento valley. all the enough. they've got some freeze warnings up in the reno area in nevada, but definitely the bay area we're concerned about as we get in toward specially i think on friday that'll the day we probably have the worst fire conditions here in the bay area and the driest conditions with that offshore wind. ironically off the coastline. we're starting to talk about some rain. we've got some rain making his way up in far northern california. not going to be much. in fact, by the time it gets here, boy, there's just not a whole lot of energy with it. you see a couple pop-up says green. if you get some rain out of really kind of lucky, maybe 1, 1, 100th of an inch of rain. if you see any at all know by tomorrow afternoon, we start to clear out your skies. changes are in the works. rainfall totals. yeah. go ahead for the north. if you want to see more substantial rain, maybe near up to 10 so

well to the north. you see 1, 1, 100 being picked up on the models as you make your way into the bay area. temperatures for overnight lows, 40's and 50's really cool out there for tonight. highs tomorrow. yeah. a lot numbers running up into the 70's by tomorrow afternoon. really not a bad day tomorrow. 60's along the coastline. then as we look out further, well, things are going to change as well. we're gonna see these temperatures really begin to a warm up. the offshore winds will crank those numbers up and the winds will really get going, especially on thursday into friday. fire danger running high probably into saturday morning that it looks like that will start to back off. we'll get more of a seabreeze but yeah, pretty scary stuff out there as it looks like we're going to see that high fire danger continuing in the weekend. >>5 counties could see possible power outages on thursday pg e says it might shut down power in alameda contra costa. now solano and sonoma counties due to this high risk of wildfires. we'll, of course keep you updated on air and online. if pg e does does decide to shut off power.

>>i can tell you today that crime is down. >>and oakland, mayor sheng thao, they're delivering her state of the city address. the mayor touted the drop in crime including auto thefts and break-ins. mayor tells us the city is on track of having less than 100 homicides this year. a 30% drop compared to last year 134 and before the mayor delivered her address, a group of her supporters gathered in oakland's chinatown, calling for voters to vote no on the recall attempt. the mayor is facing in november, but they were faced with supporters of that recalls. well. >>it's >>several speakers shared mayor thao has helped make chinatown safer and claim crime is down in the area just like she did as well. walgreens police union is accusing the mayor of making false and misleading statements about the state of the city. the union's

president put out a statement saying in part the mayor painted a rosy picture of oakland that does not reflect the sad and troubling reality of the city and its residents. the reality is that a crime is up open violence. decimate residents and businesses, homelessness and trash our daily play for our neighborhoods. and it's a night oakland will renew its contract with shotspotter program through next september, the city council voted 8 to one tonight on the contract with sound thinking the company behind shotspotter. the is that that work of sensors that alerts police to gunshots. the contract includes 2 automatic one-year renewals with the option for the council to cancel it. the technology costs about $830,000 a year. this vote comes after a council member carroll fife push the options to cancel the contract instead of signing a three-year contract for 2.5 million dollars. welcome back.

i'm stephanie rothman, the santa clara county board of education is set name their interim superintendent tomorrow. this just weeks after firing mary-ann dewan that decision by the board still has many parents and teachers fed up with more than a dozen of them now claiming for an independent investigation into the board of education kron. 4 shock moment has the newest details. >>will the members of the rally say that they specifically are looking for a civil grand jury investigation into the santa clara county board of education and many members of the rally say they are so fired up because they say this firing of their well-loved superintendent was done behind closed doors and

with little to 0 public input. >>they sacked of the board of education, has created a crisis that requires immediate action. >>time is of the essence with the santa clara county board of education set to appoint interim superintendent on wednesday. supporters of the former educator in chief are saying not so fast here today because we are alarmed at the latest developments. >>the santa clara county board of education voted 42 at the beginning of october. >>to fire superintendent doctor mary and to want supporters on tuesday say there was no clear reason to fire the superintendent. they believe it's just dirty politics as 2 of the members who fired the one are running for reelection this fall. >>we need to restore transparency and accountability. >>a member of the board who supports the one, tara, christian would not give kron 4 any more details about the firing but says the decision made by her fellow board members needs to be investigated. well, it's really concerning to see a

decision like this be made a few weeks before election day. this decision was abrupt. it felt very personal and it felt very political on tuesday, the board of education put out a statement saying the lawsuit is just wasting resources, quote, our focus and taxpayer dollars are better spent on educating our students, especially those most vulnerable and supporting the families and communities. but supporters of the say the decision fire her is the actual waste of resources. >>it feels like there is something else going on here and i think we all have a right to know. michelle van der haar is a friend of doctor dewan and was there on tuesday in support. >>she says the board is not setting a good example for families in south bay district's. and what they did does not exhibit this. they need to be good examples for community and her children. now we reached out to the santa clara county office that would form a civil grand jury to investigate the board here. and we did not hear back but a similar civil grand jury investigation was done back in

2018 and it found significant issues within the board of education. one of the biggest recommendations which was not taken up by the board was ensure that future superintendents are elected by the people of silicon valley, not appointed by the board reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>well, a mexican restaurant in san francisco's mission district hit a 3rd time now with a break in this month alone, police say the suspects broken self are restaurants on sunday night. they didn't take anything but did damage. one of the restaurant's large windows just 2 weeks ago, though, thieves broke in 2 days in a row and took several items. that's including a key to the actual business. set up by the owners. relative says the family owned business says the break-ins have caused that them more than $20,000 in loss and damages. we have a link to their gofundme detailing all of that on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. and tuesday. people in oakland gathered at the black panther party museum

for a path there fast. it's an event that celebrates the black panther party and the legacy of huey p newton. >>and this is obviously historical here on october 15th, you know, the anniversary of the black panther party be unfounded. bobby seale, huey newton s o. >>grew up my my my mother taught me about the black panther party. i so to be able to be here tonight at the kinda party museum in it's something that's very special and i feel honored to be >>the museum preserves the history of the black panther party and also connects the past and present movements. organizers aim to inspire younger generations to continue the work of the panthers. and the nightmare on front street is coming to san francisco today. mayor london breed announced a second entertainment zone for the city on halloween. this is video from the first entertainment zone in september, one front street hosted oktoberfest for nightmare on front street, though 3 restaurants will take

part in. this will be live music halloween games or movie screenings and costume contest. the event will run from 2 to 10 in the evening.

>>and the north bay, words of warning from tipper on police. they're looking for as many as 3 men they say, were attempting to break into homes. kron four's terisa stasio has the alleged crimes captured all on camera. >>stopped in their tracks. police say that these 3 were casing a home sunday office. south ridge drive into braun. their actions triggered surveillance cameras and alerted the homeowners.

>>correct. the homeowner was able to communicate with them via the camera system at which point the suspects appeared to be startled fled the scene before the crime was completed. >>and this is timber on police. captain jerry. crimes are not completed in these incidents, but it is alarming that we still have criminals coming to tehran to victimize our community. and take a look at this. captain yee says that they captured this vehicle in connection with the attempted break-in. captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. asking for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department and ultimately take the steps. >>to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >>we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it

appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says the data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >>check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. these reported crimes come on the heels of several cars stolen in the last few months in this north bay city. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 to bron. police say that they have made progress on those crimes. plus, and it's a scary to live. >>in a nice neighborhood to have to worry about somebody coming in your home. >>in 2 grand theresa crown in the south bay. the city of san jose is celebrating a milestone in a decades long effort to improve city streets. kron 4 charles clifford reports. >>well, it's been estimated that a single pothole can cost a car owner of around $400 in repair work here in san jose. the city has been spending years working on improving its roadways to keep that from

happening. good morning, everybody. thanks so much for being out here today. on tuesday, the city of san jose announced that they have completed repair work and resurfacing on about 1000 miles of city streets. the work is being paid for with hundreds of millions of dollars in voter approved funding from measure t a few years back. san jose mayor matt mahan says that they are not only improving the roadways but also making safety improvements as well. this payment made his program isn't just about creating smoother roads. it's about creating safer roads. >>over the past decade, we've coordinated hundreds of safety projects with our paving efforts, including restricting i didn't bike lanes implementing road diets enhancing crosswalks and the work is not done yet. the city has a goal of completing resurfacing of repairs and improvements on 2000 city streets. >>by 2028, but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

tonight. there's a search underway in davis after video shows someone walking up and ripping a pride flag off the front of a home davis. police are now investigating this incident as a hate crime reporter christine up ot has more. >>right behind me is the home where the pride flag was stolen from this past weekend, an incident that the davis police department is currently investigating as a hate crime. as you can see, that fog has now been replaced. on saturday night suzanne. schneider tells us she was at home with her husband when she heard her camera worn her of someone in the front yard. >>she said her husband ran out as a suspect, got in the

vehicle and drove off with their pride flag. how does that make you feel? i very sad to say told is this is not the first time a similar incident has happened to your family. so they decided to report at this time. well, lots of people have had sign stolen. i've had we had davis is for everyone. >>and that cuts still want to. and are israeli flag while ago got ripped down. also mentioning 2 years ago, their black lives matter flag got stolen from their front yard as well. >>while her home might attract the attention of those driving by due to the number of flags of political signs in her front yard. she says it's important for her family to display them in their front yard. just a matter of solidarity with with communities and countries that davis police department says that given the circumstances of the case, it will be investigated as a hate crime. >>well, they feel victimized, you faced there. is recent arts for of. or investigate

this >>2 san says that regardless of this incident and any others, she has experience. she will continue to show her support for the lgbtq+ community and the others represented in her front yard. and that's why i'm doing this. i'm just hoping >>that, you know, if people see all. say, i know that person. know that car and the guy driving the getaway car. the davis police department is asking the public to reach out. if you have any information that can lead to identifying the suspects. >>in davis, covering local news that matters sing about east a fox 40 news. >>a group against a recall for mayor sheng thao held a rally in her support but were met with those who support the recall kron four's lezla gooden has the story. >>on tuesday, community members and business leaders from oakland's chinatown held a rally supporting mayor sheng thao while others are calling for her removal come november

on a hall. >>andrew speaker shared mayor thao has helped make chinatown safer and claims crime is down in the area. mayor thao addressed the crowd and was met with some supporters of her recall. look, if you're you gotta run against run against me. come 2026, minute up for reelection twenty-twenty but do not do not do this to our town. do not want the instability. she cited that it was just a small group of people who want her out of office and her removal will cause chaos. we are saving lives oakland. what we are doing work. who was behind recall? what you're only funded by one executive hedge fund that doesn't even live in oakland. but supporters of her recall disagree.

>>stripped couple of businesses about how it you can't the pack the pet of the solution. >>at times the 2 opposing groups clash having heated moments you can >>we because as most the democratic process, we tried speaking directly with town, but she was unavailable for comment. loves a good in kron. 4 news.

kron 4 continues. our coverage of hispanic heritage month. more than a century ago. a mexican couple open up a small tamales shop in san francisco and over the decades generations of the sanchez family built that shop into a salsa empire with a global following kron justine waltman explains. >>sweden, spain, italy, and then all over the u.s. and the story it has gotten the guy is jamie, the poor man. >>if he can be found all over the world riding on his corn on the cob rocket on back to chips salsa. zach. welcome, ali. and on some of casa, santa says biggest people like we do brenner, they recognize and usually it's more about is

and i have to go. rocket ride mascots. popularity took off as a tattoo. back in 1997. >>when the company offered free food anyone willing to get the iconic logo income on their body. talk to them said is this deal for real? she goes. yeah, but called some one who died that night. 3 other people of the tattoo shop got it just for the story we had people who got put on there, but so they can meet girls. marta sanchez, part of the 3rd generation of family running the business came up with this idea them this marketing idea of the year with four's. it's a cover story. >>it was jeopardy was on howard stern and it was just everywhere. >>casa sanchez was founded in 1923. by marcus grandparents werber 10 and is about they came from second texas, mexico and started a small tamales store on broadway in san francisco. they called it a mexican testing instead of a

delicate test. my grandfather came with a rod iron 20 pound, tortilla pressed under his arm and that's it. that was the guy that made all some restaurant we had. and we're like, let's try to package this and see what happens. and next thing, you know, where the first fresh salsa in supermarkets. >>we're always ahead of the game. >>casa sanchez is probably made in the mission district. that's one of the reasons why it's fresh, salsa guacamole all come from local ingredients here with the secret family recipe. there are web sites that try to figure out what our recipe is and they haven't been able onions, tomatoes, even cucumbers go into the mix. and of course, avocados. know what there are 3, 3 then within 2

hours, it's on the show. the casa sanchez restaurant is long gone. but deal is current and we do can still get free chips and dips whenever they want their here. now picking up some but free stuff was never the most important thing to car the first woman to get the tattoo. i did it because i love the logo and i love the story behind it. and i love martha. >>so just the free burrito to me was like. >>found there on my reasons to get as more far, just the whole sense family. >>as the sanchez family looks ahead to the next 100 years. local artists are working on a massive mural on 24 street. visual history of the family's journey so far, what do you think your grandfather would say knowing that his product is more the? i don't think he

would believe it. i just. i think he would be very happy with the turnout. think can you not. casa sanchez is still a small business. it's part of who we even though it's everywhere in san francisco, justine waltman kron. 4 news. >>more news weather your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out!

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the murder trial of nima, many. the man accused of stabbing cash founder bob lee to death last april testimony any sister has been

long-awaited kron four's. rob nesbitt reports from the courtroom on why her witness account is significant to the case. >>many sister many showed up to the courthouse tuesday around 10:00am, but she never took the witness stand. despite her much anticipated testimony about what happened the night bob lee was killed because our was one of the last people to see both the suspect and victim before the night of the stabbing in april last year probably was found stabbed to death near because ours apartment. many has been charged with stabbing lead to death with a knife taken from the apartment. defense attorneys maintained it was self-defense, but the prosecution says the stabbing occurred many was convinced something inappropriate happened between a sister and the victim. tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi

detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters while on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing for a >>we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. now to

developing news in hawaii. a california man is dead tonight after a north shore way pulled him and 2 others into the ocean. nikki schenfeld reports witnesses tell me they saw 3 people walking in the sand way too close to the water. >>when a large wave came and swept the men, police, fire, ems and lifeguards all responded to this area of keiki beach at 803, monday morning. lifeguards start at 08:00am fortunately they were there. we had a life guard posting signs in the area. officials say 2 oklahoma women, ages 72 41 were swept in along with a 63 year-old california man. >>the lifeguard heard cries for help and immediately responded. one was being treated for cervical injury. >>and the other 2 being

resuscitated. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. they weren't. they're planning to go swimming. they weren't in swim close, but they were caught off guard and the surf was rising. high surf advisory was posted at the time with wave heights reaching 10 to 15 feet throughout the day cake. he has a long history knocking people down. >>pulling them people become a. and the dangerous conditions down it by far one of the most dangerous short breaks. and we have here in way. >>there is no lifeguard tower at keiki due to the massive surf washing the beach or wagering extra large wave events. the nears tower is down the road with guards patrolling the beach with atv's lifeguards are warning people to surf will still be large tomorrow and to stay off wet sand. nikki schenfeld khon, 2 news working for hawaii. >>return with more top headlines from the

$0.50 announces his first-ever las vegas residency. plus, christmas came early for swifties as taylor swift announces new releases. dana devon has the details in tonights. the entertainment report. >>we start here with some music news. this rapper just announced his first ever las vegas residency.

>>$0.50 will headline his first ever vegas residency at planet hollywood. the show is called $0.50 in club and there will be 6 exclusive shows later this year, including on new year's eve. the shows will be on december 27th 28th, 30th and 31st as well as the weekend of january. 3rd tickets go on sale on saturday. calling all swifties while you may not be getting a new album from tay tay, you will be getting a new version of this one.

>>it tortured poets department. the anthology will soon be available on vinyl and cd. the physical versions of the album will have all 31 songs that have already been released. plus, for acoustic bonus songs, swift is also releasing a 256 page book titled taylor swift. the eras tour book. it promises to have never before seen behind the scenes photos from that or plus, some of taylor's personal reflections. it will all be available on november. 29th exclusively at target may make for a good christmas present to rappers and longtime friends are teaming up for a new alcohol collaboration. yet now you too, can sip on jenin shoes like a baller because snoop dogg and doctor dray have announced a new spin on

tradition. >>the pop icon's announced a premium gin called still gin which is a play andrea song still dray. this isn't the first cocktail collaboration from the pair. the 2 have a canned cocktail called jenin jews. the new jen is available everywhere. now i'll drink to that. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>in the coming days we're gonna see those offshore winds kicking in. and that's a concern you get cut off from that nice moist ocean air. you start to see the humidity running upwards of 80, 90 even close to 100% time. sometimes that onshore breeze. and then we go back see the other way to get almost a dry desert air effect rolling in the bay area with the moisture level down in the teens out there right now. got some patchy fog out there tonight. we are looking at some bigger storms out there in the middle of the civic. they are generating some big-time swells. so be careful out along the coastline. we've got some 6 to 10 footers. that means we've got some pretty strong rip currents out there. the beaches, too. meantime, yeah, we're really watching this red

flag warning. this most critical fire danger i've seen so far this season. it doesn't just include the bay-area. see it all the way down the monterey bay in the big sur all the way at the sacramento valley. all the enough. they've got some freeze warnings up in the reno area in nevada, but definitely the bay area we're concerned about as we get in toward specially i think on friday, that'll the day we probably have the worst fire conditions here in the bay area and the driest conditions with that offshore wind. ironically off the coastline. we're starting to talk about some rain. we've got some rain making his way up in far northern california. not going to be much. in fact, by the time it gets here, boy, there's just not a whole lot of energy with it. you see a couple pop-up says green. if you get some rain out of really kind of lucky, maybe 1, 1, 100th of an inch of rain. if you see any at all know by tomorrow afternoon, we start to clear out your skies. changes are in the works. rainfall totals. yeah. go ahead for the north. if you want to see more substantial rain, maybe near up to 10 so well to the north. you see 1, 1, 100 picked up on the models as you make your way into the bay area. temperatures for overnight lows, 40's and 50's

really cool out there for tonight. highs tomorrow. yeah. a lot of numbers running up into the 70's by tomorrow afternoon. really not a bad day tomorrow. 60's along the coastline. then as we look out further, well, things are going to change as well. we're gonna see these temperatures really begin to a warm up. the offshore winds will crank those numbers up and the winds will really get going, especially on thursday into friday. fire danger running high probably into saturday morning. the warriors are udefeated right now in the preseason. >>that mean anything? >>no, not at all. but it's cool to point out tonight the dubs took on the lakers in los vegas and always fun when stephen lebron get on the same court, we saw that this summer in paris, which really cool and where the leon moses shown here rain and this is the guy. it's a 3 over lebron under a minute to go. on the brake step fakes out lebron. it's not a down but he gets hoop that extend the lead to 6

after step with not done final session. seconds of the half. >>got to get him on a screen is only the of all time does by 7 at the half. >>3rd warriors up by 3 staff. another dozen little shimmy after that 16, a 6, 0, sport's late in the 4 warriors up big. more from moses. moody. i hope he has a role this year like axel legitimate role. but i think he's really good lead the hotter years when it won 11 to 97 after the game. steve kerr. >>about moses. moody. these 2 teams. great. you know, he's gotten so much better. so many ways those loved characters. i think a lot confidence i think play with he's play role for us. >>the sharks on the road first

road trip of the season for them. they were taking on dallas. no score first period. tyler, folly. gold. one. nothing. >>sharks lead what the stars. they come right back. pretty passing right at the net. matt bush na. he scores and we're all tied up at one apiece. sharks get on the break again. new coaster. shot on goal stopped but tied delavan brea. >>it filed with the goal sharks back up 2 to one. the stars tied it at 2. and then in. a shootout. they score. a 3 to 2. sharks when it can be accessed. the second overtime loss. 3 for the sharks starts losing 3 to start after second overtime of the season. so

they are 0, 1, 2, on the young year. >>they play the blackhawks on thursday we have some baseball takes you right to the front door. guardians yankees yankees in the book rocks. >>and judges and look at well, i write up the pipe for runners on the corners for aaron judge. he hits a pop-up drops. it. >>and that does it 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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