>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on

air and streaming online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. well, bay area woman joins a long list of alleged assault victims of sean diddy combs. new lawsuit now claims as its grace hip-hop mogul was part of a group that raped a woman at an apartment in orinda kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest details >>new lawsuit filed by a bay area woman alleges sean diddy combs sexually assaulted her with the tv remote back in 2018, the woman is publicly named in the 62 page lawsuit as ashley part ham, her attorney ariel mitchell speaking on her behalf that he filled a range that he would even think to do something like that. court documents say it all started when part him met a man named shane peers at a bar in february 2018 where he face timed diddy. but mitchell says her client was not impressed and instead made an accusation against the rapper that he thought mr.

combs had something do with to box murder in the lawsuit says diddy remarked that per him would pay for her statement over a month later, piers invited part him over to his home on loma vista drive. and she says did he showed up with his entourage? the complaint claims pardon was drugged and violently raped by diddy, his bodyguard, pierce and 4 other people not identified. mitchell says before her client tried to leave the home, she grabbed a knife for self-defense. and when she got to the backyard, there was a confrontation between mister combs my client anywhere. he wanted her to say that things were consensual. want her to take money from him parham says when she refused to comply, a knife fight ensued with ditty she had. >>was ready to drive in and says that turned around and started pleading for his life away case. she got snack battle. a state of, you know, range and just ran away. mitchell says once per him

escaped, she called the contra costa county sheriff's office at a neighbor's home. offer to >>call an ambulance far offered take her the hospital. the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the claims were unfounded. we also rached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in the incident described in the complaint. now they are making point was on found it odd that it was because you didn't do

you didn't help are you didn't do any investigation, course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >>this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there is a lot more information on our website. head to kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting in orinda kron. 4 news. >>while more allegations against city tonight, according to documents obtained by the la times, combs got into a fight on the ucla campus back in 2015 and it says combs was upset over the way his son was disciplined by a football coach and alleges he choked intern and put another member of the staff in a headlock. no charges were filed then. but at the time, his rep said his actions were defensive to protect himself and his son combs is set to go on trial for federal sex-trafficking and racketeering charges in may. he's pleaded not guilty

to those crimes. we'll take a look at this. these are some of the customers that may be affected by a power shut off due to a red flag warning tomorrow starting tomorrow night and lasting until saturday. more than 7,000 pge customers may have their power turned off. those customers are in alameda contra costa, napa, sonoma solano and santa clara counties. >>don't turn all impacted customers all at once. it's really in phases as the weather sort comes through those certain areas. >>shut offs happen regularly during red flag warnings because of high winds that could blow down power lines and the dry conditions on the ground that can quickly cause a wildfire to escalate. the utility company says it's working to improve its system to avoid future power shut offs by undergrounding 10,000 miles of lines. we turn now to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a look at what we can expect tomorrow, lawrence.

>>we're seeing that offshore wind event likely going to kick in with the next 24 hours. of course, we had a weak cold front come to this morning. and that's what happens often. look at these fronts. go through the low moves to the east and sets up in the great basin. all of sudden high pressure builds in behind it and the defeat those to pressure systems start to generate those winds. and so we are expecting things to get gusty as we head toward tomorrow afternoon and that really ramp up. i think thursday night into friday. that's when those blustery winds really settle in. so red-flag warnings posted across most of the bay area all the way the coastline least along the san mateo county coast areas inland. you could see some gusts over 60 miles an hour across the mountain tops the diablo range. the oakland hills, very gusty winds there in the north bay as well saint atlas. peak are also looking at some very gusty winds along the coastline to go along with that. here's a look at the some of the forecast model winds as we head to the night tonight. still enough of the sea breeze. and that means even by tomorrow morning, not high fire danger. but you notice the wind direction

begins a switch by tomorrow afternoon. eventually turning northeasterly. that means humidity will very be very dry as we get in toward friday. fire danger running extremely high, probably critical all the way until saturday morning. >>thanks, lawrence. and the qr code on your screen. it's there to keep you up to date with all the changes. we'll take you directly to her page. kron 4 dot com where there you can see the warnings in effect, the types of conditions to look out for. and of course, all the latest updates new tonight, an antioch man is in custody, accused of killing his mother and half-brother leaving their bodies decompose inside their home. police say officers responded to the home on fairmont lane this afternoon for a welfare check and their officers found 2 decomposing bodies. police arrested mark taylor in connection to their deaths and booked him on murder charges. investigators have not released any other details. a man is arrested san francisco for attacking 2 seniors just hours apart from

each other. police say the first attack happened yesterday morning on a muni bus near brian's and 3rd streets. police say the suspect repeatedly had a 90 year-old man on the head and then kicked him after he fell to the ground. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. and then just hours later near the powell, bart station, the suspect was seen shoving a man to the ground, then kicking his head, the victim, a 68 year-old man uses a walker and is expected to survive. berkeley specialized care unit is one step closer to becoming a fully operational system. today. berkeley's mayor police chief director of crisis services and director of the specialist care unit announced together that the facility is now open. 24 hours a day, 3 days a week, they'll be from sunday through tuesday. >>watching, especially as care unit was one recognition of fact that we need to provide more resources for people that are in a behavior health crisis who are on our streets to connect them to outreach in

support of services and also to ensure that our police can focus on what they're trained to do, which is deal with violent and serious crime and crime prevention. >>the specialized care unit is berkeley's first independent team of trained mental health professionals to operate without police backup. city leaders said they will continue to recruit, hire and train staff with the hope of one day staying open. 24 7.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman, parents, educators and students all continue to protest possible school closures and mergers in san

francisco. this rally was held at central elementary school earlier this evening. the school is expected to close and merge with another school next year. kron four's lindsay for shares. why many parents are worried? >>kitty, wong's family migrated from hong kong to the bay 15 years ago. she said it's sutro closes her. bilingual kids won't get the same level of education is a bilingual school. and this really what was the one that the psta transferring. those 2 is the immersion want all the math, otters, science. and that is all you know, in english. but if you go to chinese immersion is going to talk cantonese are men during which is going to make it really difficult for kids to selena. he agrees with long he migrated from china to the u.s. when she was 18 years old, you know, come leaving. the company is one of public and news at home. that is my.

and then the concern about we will just trying muzzle school. i know that it's the school, a small but >>he said sutro proudly embraces asian culture, which is why it's important for her 8 year-old daughter emily to continue her schooling at sutro. i my kids. know all couch or beat. don't just better pick mostly. don't just set up hollow. we've also wondered something chinese new year. it's all culture. >>but parents say sutro is more than just a school. it's like a home people love should to child child. memory? >>is memory just reporting in san francisco. lindsay ford kron 4 >>well, this just in the santa clara county board of education has named their new superintendent, the vote. the board voted tonight to appoint charles henman as an interim

superintendent succeeding mary-ann dewan who was fired without cause earlier this month. and it's of the board president said, quote, doctor heineman brings decades of experience and dedication as an educational leader in the classroom. as a school principal. and as the district superintendent. the santa clara county superior court is denying an appeal to reinstate the county's former superintendent doctor mary ann dewan. the court ruled taiwan did not provide enough evidence that she could win her case in court. and earlier this month, the board of education voted to fire her. they didn't give a reason as to why. now to oakland, where oakland unified officials say the quality of the school water is now improving schools in the district have been suffering for a while now from lead contaminated water. parents and teachers have been blaming the district for notifying them months later after students were already exposed. district officials say in august 22 schools had higher level leds. then what was allowed at the time? they say 82% of water outlets were

safe to drink from. they now say that's now up to 90% this the district says testing will continue over the next 2 months. well, following a recent report that the san francisco zoo is unsafe for visitors and animals. now the zoo could now be facing an audit at yesterday's board of supervisors. meeting supervisor man amilcar propose a comprehensive examination, other performance and management of the zoo. >>to see our zoo be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long history at the zoo workers who are represented by the teamsters union. >>being unhappy. >>the san francisco animal control and welfare commission calls the zoo's enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interest of animal welfare. the proposed audit

will be considered in a committee before being brought back to the board for a vote. tamara bart is a participating in the shakeout earthquake drill. they'll be testing their emergency response systems. the drill will happen around 10:17am. so if you're commuting around that time, please be aware that the trains will slow down and come to a complete stop tomorrow. also marks 35 years since the loma prieta earthquake. >>coming up, a developing situation in san jose as the mayor now falls on a city council member to resign facing a possible police investigation. stay with us.

>>the mayor of san jose and members of the city council are now calling on nomar torres to resign. torres is under investigation for sexually assaulting a minor kron four's lezla gooden reports. >>and not even stand. >>2. >>think sitting next to him. i have on the council member, the affidavit is sickening. step down is what san jose city council members and its mayor are demanding of councilmember omar torres. >>this comes as torres is currently being investigated for alleged misconduct with a minor. >>he's one that placed himself in this compromise situation. and a leader and as a council member, i want to make sure all residents. trust us. with with with their with our decision with our value. and there's no room and all

government for this type of behavior. court documents show torres reported to jose police that a chicago man extorted $22,000 from him. >>threatening to release explicit photos and videos after a search of the man's devices. the investigation shifted focus to tourists when police found disturbing chats regarding miners city council. the mayor says torres his own words, amy's documents, although he is innocent until proven guilty as what has led them here understand from our city attorney that if he has 5 straight. >>unexcused absences from city council. his seat is office. can be deemed vacant and the council can begin well, can begin the rest of the process for filling that vacancy. but at this point, when, you know, he has to resign or we have to see if the residents want to organize recall. in a statement tuesday. >>torres's attorney says he does not intend on stepping

down and is respecting the legal process all while continuing to serve his constituents. but the san jose police officer association has again in a statement calls for him to resign, saying they commend the actions of officials agreeing with them. but what to know what took so long after reading torres, a self admitted text messages seeking with underage minors and participating an extortion scheme to keep his fantasies and role playing about minors. quiet when our other leaders and organizations going to demand torres to resign. torres has not been charged as of tuesday and the case remains under investigation. loves a good kron. 4 news. >>day 3 of the trial of nima, many has wrapped up. that's the man accused of murdering cash app founder roblee in april of last year. kron 4 charles clifford has new details straight from the courtroom. >>well, here at the hall of

justice on wednesday, the trial of nima, many continued with a court hearing from a crime scene. investigators who worked on this case. the prosecution is alleging that in the early morning hours of april, 4th of last year, many fatally stabbed. 43 year-old bob lead 3 times. they claim that many believe that lee had provided his sister khazar well, many with drugs and that the 2 had engaged in inappropriate behavior. the defense claims of the many wasn't looking out for his sister's well-being and many was acting in self-defense when he stabbed leave. they also claim that bob lee was a heavy drug user who was under the influence when he many in court on wednesday. investigators who have worked on this case took the stand. the crime scene investigator responsible for gathering dna and fingerprint evidence spoke about what she found at the scene of the stabbing. and inside bob lee's hotel room, the defense focused on what evidence was and was not collected from the alleged murder weapon. a paring knife found at the scene. they also showed images of drugs, including cocaine that were found inside lee's hotel room as of early wednesday

afternoon because our had not yet appeared in court. she is expected to be a key witness in the trial as she was present from any of the conversations and events involving lee many in the hours prior to lee's death. now, this trial is expected to last into possibly mid december if found guilty. moment many could be facing 26 years in prison. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. and the

bay, a teenage girl is dead tonight and her younger sister in critical condition following a high-speed crash in richmond kron four's philippe djegal reports sisters were in a stolen car

and 2 teenage boys were allegedly seen running away from the crash. alameda county district attorney pamela price is addressing reports her office had to throw out 1000 misdemeanor cases. that's because they miss the deadline to file charges as kron four's. dan kerman reports prices blaming a backlog of cases left to her by the previous administration. >>alameda county district attorney pamela price says she doesn't know how many cases her office has had to dismiss because they were beyond the statute of limitations. that's because she says the case management system she inherited has no way to track that. which he does know is she inherited an incredible backlog of cases when she took office, which no one told her about in january of 2023. we were given little to no information. >>about the issues that existed in this office. one of price's assistant da's discovered a backlog of

domestic violence cases at the family justice center. >>in april of last year after manually reviewing each case, 587 had to be dismissed because they exceeded the deadline. it's unclear how many cases that the wily manual courthouse will need to be dismissed. >>we do not have numbers from wiley man. it is a large number. you have to do a manual count. next monday, price will put 3 additional staffers there to begin manually reviewing cases. >>at the same time, she's asked the county to update the case management system so deadlines can be easily tracked. how long will it take us to remedy the problem? i am dealing with a system where the people who have been working here for decades. >>tell me that it is literally impossible to remedy the problem. >>the key takeaway is the da's office still doesn't know the extent of the backlog or how many cases may have fallen through the cracks, but they are starting to take steps to rectify the situation. in

oakland. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

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>>including burglaries and homicides. well, in response, the police officers association, they argued that's not true. they say that their response times increase. they need more officers on the street. they say they haven't they getting it get been getting any information about

staffing. what's your response to that? >>it's, you know, the right now the executive team for the opioid. it's for person. they get the same data i get actually they get to see the data before i get to see it. and so we all know that crime is trending downward. it's really sad to see that people are playing politics during this election's election cycle. but, you know, all the data shows and it's clear as day is that we this year we're on track and it's nothing to brag about as we need to do more. but we're on track to actually have less than 100 homicides in the city of oakland. this hasn't happened since 2019 since 2019. and so we know that property crimes, all crimes across the city, it's trending downward. it is working. and so we're really happy for those results. but of course, it's not good enough. one life is one too many. and we're going to continue to do the hard work so that we can get to what would incentivize the police union to say that those things are true? well, i don't know what the political motives are. maybe it's because they have the same person

representing them in sam singer. you know, former chief leronne armstrong, his run for city council. know there's a lot of things that could be speculative or what have you. but that is a common denominator they say. >>all right. well, last night's city council, they renew the contract for the shotspotter gunshot detection system. supporters say that that system does help officers respond to shootings quickly. critics say that there's no evidence it actually reduces crime. it's expensive. what are you sick? >>well, what i can tell you is that i'm really on a happy to see that the city council passed because what i can tell you, i work closely with the police chief and the assistant chief to combat crime in the city of oakland. and i can tell you that this been so many time for shotspotter have gone off. we didn't get a phone call. police and officers and we have saved lives may have saved lives. we have shown up and help with cold getting illegal guns off of the street. so i do believe

that it is a strong investment to public safety. and i'm glad that they were able to pass it 9. it's my understanding passed with parameters for reports to come back every year, which i agree with. >>we like to talk about some events that happened over the last few days. it seems like members of your city council aren't entirely on the same page when it comes to the sale, the coliseum, there's at least one person who says the city is now looking at its contingency budget. now cuts are already being made. is that true? >>well, you know, in the contingency budget let's back it up a little bit coming into office. we inherited 360 million dollar deficit that we would have to address. we always knew that this addressing this will be difficult and hard in all of this happened because of the pandemic. so we always have to sell the coliseum in the background. we pushed it to the forefront. council members who are having a hard time understanding this process. they just wanted us to a stand around idly. let the cards were they at fall where they may, including depleting our

oakland police department to 610 officers brownie out 5 fire station. and as your mayor, absolutely not. we have to do better. and so this is why i pulled coliseum sell to the forefront to help us with a softer landing. this is never been meant to be a silver bullet to actually solve a decades old issue here in the city of oakland. and so with that being said in march, you know, we already froze many of the vacancies that we currently have. and then we just again for another round of vacancy so that no one has lost their jobs. another round of vacancies just recently in. so we're doing this in process way in a thoughtful way and not a knee-jerk way. i know that the freshman councilmember councilmember johnny ramachandran may not understand how the government process work, but we don't work on calendar years. we work on fiscal year. that starts july one to june 30th. and so with the new purchase and agreement, we're actually going to receive 110 million

dollars within this fiscal year with the total amount of one. 25. so unless the council members have other solution, which i have heard of, none, you know, i invite her to be part of the solution instead of just thinking about how we're going to cut police and so to be completely clear. >>is the city at risk of slashing police stuffing a closing any fire stations? >>yet, this is a really great question, stephanie. we just receiver quarter for a report in van that will be discussed com next week. october 22nd. and this is a normal process rate. every year we go through and then come november, we'll get the full report of our quarter one revenues and expenditure until that time. we can't actually we need to make some changes to the current budget or we may not make changes to current budget. so we have to wait. impatiently, wait for our finance team to get those numbers together and we're on track and on schedule to get those numbers out again, i know the freshman councilmember may not

understand this process, but it's the normal process that we go >>i see. so it's unclear at this point whether or not any police jobs fire stations will actually close. >>that's exactly right. you know, if they need of these decisions need to be made, they will be made in november. when we come to actually discuss the quarter for report in these meetings are already scheduled because, again, it's part of the process. and so we would have to make those changes. are council members are going to have to make those changes because they are in charge of the budget. >>well, we are just a few weeks away from election day. we know that there's been an ongoing push to remove you from office. how confident are you? but you're going to beat this. and what would actually happen if a recall went through? >>well, i can tell you that if people are concerned about our current budget and fiscal stance right now, they should be really worried about this recall. this recall will count cost taxpayers and upwards of 10 million dollars, 10 million dollar funds. 35 officers somewhere. where would we get that money? that's first and

foremost. second off. if i do get recall, i will leave office immediately putting in place council president pro council president passed until january where they will be a new council president chosen and that council president will take the helm and then from that point, we'll have a special election in late april ca made the new mayor was abc. did and that new mayor has a month to balance a budget deficit a month. and then from that point, the following year because they only sent out my term the following year, we'll have another mayoral election. so that's 5 mayors within 3 years. and so if people thought the crime, it what was an issue last crime will be harder than if this recall goes through. and so not just that want to remind everyone that this is funded by one billionaire and this billion billionaire has spent, too. it has invested 2 billion dollars into coal. we all know that poll really wants to come through oakland, previous mayor libby schaff strong,

said no to call on standing strong and continue to say no to coal. and so i want all oaklanders to know the facts before they go vote. and i encourage everyone to vote consists of consistency in oakland is headed on the right track. some vote no on the recall. >>can you speak to who this person is? that is funding. these efforts are at his name is philip dreyfus and he lives in piedmont. and so all of the chaos that he will cause for the city of oakland he doesn't care about because he doesn't live here in the city. however, he will be able to actually gain money from me being ousted because i am a strong note on coal mayor, just like mayor libby schaaf. >>let's move on to the topic of the heat a burger corridor. there been a number of closures and gas station robberies in that area. but i roundtable just held its grand opening there on friday. so can you walk us through exactly what's happening here? is this business, the exception? >>absolutely not. and i just want to first thank you so much, stephen. and thank you

to this news outlet for lifting this up. we got a lift up all of the great things that are happening. and yes, round table is opening in the hague number corridor. this is, you know, this is not unique or this is not something that is completely out of nowhere because hegenberger corridor is my priority corridor. i always liken it to imagine if you have guests come over to your house, you clean your house spurs. will we have the airport where people are coming to visit our city and that corridor for many, many years now, decades have not been taking care in a way where inviting instilled the hegenberger corridor is my priority corridor along with in the course that includes the coliseum and the airport. >>if you us through some of the improvements that and the positive changes that you have seen in that area because, of course, we have seen the security camera videos of those break-ins and things gas stations. and what we're like. >>what's working? absolutely. so multiple things are ceased

by. i resurrected are ceasefire program which that is helping us with saving actual lives. again, we're on track to have less than 100 homicides. the first time since 2019. and we're going to continue to do that work. it's also the alpr flock cameras that i won in partnership with governor newsom. those cameras are all up and running and we've already seen results from that really strong results of apprehension of those who are committing robberies and burglaries. more so than that. of course, an braiding in the resources knowing that we don't have enough officers. i'm brady and the sheriff's department department get brady and chp, you know. and so it's going to take partnership from all organizations in order for us to actually meet our demand for tackling the crime issues. and we see that that is working along with i hired a new department of transportation directors and he's actually creating, you know, making it harder for people to do sideshows within our community. and we see that that is working. so we're

being created for thinking outside of the box and really utilizing the tools that we have and not just saying i'm sorry, but we don't have any money. that's not good enough for we have to get innovative go into the in to the tool shed. they're out what we do have and they use that to implement what we need. >>opened there. shay tell. thank you so much for your time and for joining us this afternoon. thank you so much, stephanie. >>the music world in shock

after the sudden death of former one direction. singer liam payne. the 31 year-old superstar reportedly fell from a hotel balcony in argentina

where he played a concert with his former band made earlier this month. call caswell. we know so far. >>at just 16 years old, liam payne was a member of one of the biggest boy bands in the world. one direction formed after x factor appearance and from 2010 to 2015, they took the world by storm belting out hit after hit. >>many of which >>he was born in 1993 in england. his first introduction show business was at 12 years old in the local theater production at 14, he additions for popular british reality series x factor. lee to make another appearance 2 years later on. although this time there was a master plan with his talents to put him with harry styles, niall horan. louis tomlinson in simao.

>>one d as they would become known would go on to be one of the best-selling boy groups of all time. williams time in one direction. although successful was short, as the band only lasted 5 years before disbanding members carrying on a rather successful solo career trying to get in the claim. they want to at only to win as in the tea it was also around this time where liam started dating sheryl cole, but the same person who judge him on the x factor years prior the 2 dated for 3 years and had a child together. had announced plans for a sophomore album. however, the album never quite so the light. >>news that the cost to that found >we have body was found wednesday. 3 stories below his greatest areas, hotel balcony, young. the singer was 31 years down and out.

>>stocks rally as earnings season heats up and federal regulators finalize a rule to make canceling subscriptions easier. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their wall street was back in a buying mood today after taking a breather yesterday. the dow up more than 300 points as earnings season continues. and as most s and p 500 companies continue beating expectations. today, it was morgan stanley and united airlines joining that crowd, the container store up 17% today after it was announced that the retailer will include products from defunct rival bed bath and beyond. and it shows also shares a victoria secret pop 6% after staging its first laundrie fashion show in 6 years. and despite the fact that adolescent boys can now find some cloud women on the internet anytime they please. now, let's look at the federal trade commission which has finalized a rule, making it easier for people to cancel unwanted subscriptions. now, this shouldn't have to be a

thing. but as we all know, anyone who's wanted to get out of say a gym membership or a wireless contract knows full well, it can be very difficult to cancel subscription and many companies making jump through a whole bunch of hoops doing it. the new rule addresses these problems with a simple requirement. if consumers can sign up for something online, they have to be able to cancel using the same exact website and the same number of steps. the ftc says he gets dozens of complaints every day about the difficulty of canceling subscriptions. the u.s. chamber of commerce, meanwhile, says that the ftc is micromanaging businesses. and yeah, that might be the case. however, those businesses have only themselves to blame. back to you. you. >>we'll be right bac after careful review of medical guidance

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from the general election and here in california, the deadline to register for those mail-in ballots is quickly approaching. reporter christine up a tease, though, went to sacramento state to hear from first time voters. >>we spoke to the sacramento county's elections office today that told us that they have nearly 880,000 registered voters from those registered are first-time voters. you know, there's a lot of people on this campus that are first-time voters. and i think >>if we get all our ducks in a row, maybe we can make a difference in the presidential election. 40.8 million gen x'ers will be eligible to vote which include 8 million newly eligible voters that have turned 18 since the 2022 midterm. when speaking to many sacramento students, they tell us they are passionate about the upcoming election. it will make sure to make it out to the polls. it's like our

future ahead of us. and it's like this is our war that we're going to have to live in. so i feel like. >>r word is important since we're like the next generation. that's going to be, you know, in charge. many of these young voters have already registered, but tell us they will be visiting a center to cast their first vote. rather have helped their rather than me just not know what i'm doing at home. sacramento state students tell us they are not only interested in the presidential race but also local issues. i think it's important for everyone to have a say in all of the issues that we have not just with which politicians get elected, but also what ballot initiative, initiative get past and all of those things because those things are just important. >>the sacramento elections office wants to remind those first time voters that got their ballots mailed that a lot of important information is on the ballot. do if you were mailed your ballot, if you're a first voter, we include a lot of information in there about what you need to do to complete your from like how to fill in the bubbles what you do. if you

make a mistake on your ballot as far as important dates, you should remember october 21st is the last day that you can register online and we see that ballot through the mail after that day. if you would like to register, you will have to go into an elections office or a voting center in sacramento covering local news that matters sing about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>dosmall

businesses, homeowners and renters affected by the recent hurricanes may have to wait even longer for disaster relief. the small business administration says it has run out of money for these loans and only congress can now approve more funding for them. washington correspondent jessi.

>>under heavy fire from russia, ukraine has now lost thousands of miles of territory on its eastern front. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky accuses north korea of helping russia, though the u.s. government isn't sure we are still evaluating those reports. we are concerned by them. still zelenskyy says his country can end the war with russia within a year. if everything goes to plan zelensky says it's critical that ukraine be accepted into nato, but the nato secretary general would not commit. this is really a discussion which is ongoing between the u.s. and ukraine. on wednesday, president joe biden announced an additional 425 million dollars and military support. the white house says president biden spoke with zelensky and plans to travel to germany on thursday of meeting of the strip travel that he's doing is going to be around ukraine. president joe biden has promised unwavering support for ukraine, but former

president donald trump could bring a shift in u.s. policy. trump has said he has a good relationship with russian president vladimir putin. can you say yes on that? whether you've talked to vladimir putins since you still being pressed? well, i don't comment on that, but i will tell you that if i did a smart thing, trump says if he's elected, he will negotiate a deal to end the war in ukraine. but the ukrainian president says ukraine will not trade territory or freedom to end the war in washington. i'm in a >>the california governor's office of emergency services or cal oes wrapped up the final leg of its annual earthquake preparedness tore with a stop at sac state wednesday morning. reporter tony cells are fell. one in 10 simulated shaking. feels like and has more on how officials are preparing for the big one. >>sacramento state students and community members experienced intense shaking from an earthquake simulator

gives some people like a good understanding of what to expect if they ever go for work with. i just went on earthquake simulator for the first time. so i had to experience a simulator for myself. this thing is seeking. it's certainly going and he's giving you just a better glimpse far as what you can expect, if a magnitude 7 point, oh, earthquake were to happen. and for many like just buying is this is the first time they've ever felt what an earthquake feels like actually has prepared me of what like a what to look out for to find an area that isn't things could potentially fall on me. you know, it's given me the sense of awareness that who are brings earthquake awareness ahead of the annual california shakeout day on thursday to all the people of california to participate by drop covering in holding on at 10:17am, if you download the my shake app, you'll get a test alert at that time to q you when the participant cal oes as natural disasters like earthquakes can happen anywhere in california, not

just in specific regions is why being proactive and prepared like downloading the my shake app can be a lifesaver that can give people up to 10's of seconds of a heads up. >>and it was developed by our partners at u c berkeley seismology lab having a chance to take the baby out of the highchair, get under the table and drop cover and hold on all before feeling the shaking of an earthquake. another earthquake preparedness tips include having an emergency go-bag field with essential items and having a plan. but most importantly, it's better to be in the middle of the their home or away from things that could fall in your head. and as i said, drop cover and hold on and get under something started. reporting in sacramento covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news.

>>joining us for com for news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. >>a bay area woman joins a list of alleged assault victims of sean diddy combs. >>new lawsuit claims the disgraced hip-hop mogul was part of a group that rate at woman at an apartment in orinda kron. 4. sarah stinson has the latest. >>new lawsuit filed by a bay area woman alleges sean diddy combs sexually assaulted her with the tv remote back in 2018, the woman is publicly named in the 62 page lawsuit as ashley par ham. her attorney ariel mitchell speaking on her behalf that he

filled a range that he would even think to do something like that. court documents say it all started when par him met a man named shane peers at a bar in february 2018 where he face timed diddy. but mitchell says her client was not impressed and instead made an accusation against the rapper that he thought mr. combs had something do with to box murder in the lawsuit says diddy remarked that per him would pay for her statement over a month later, piers invited par him over to his home on loma vista drive. and she says did he showed up with his entourage? the complaint claims pardon was drugged and violently raped by diddy, his bodyguard, pierce and 4 other people not identified. mitchell says before her client tried to leave the home, she grabbed a knife for self-defense. and when she got to the backyard, there was a confrontation between mister combs that my client anywhere. he wanted her to say that things were consensual. want

her to take money from him parham says when she refused to comply, a knife fight ensued with ditty she had. >>was ready to drive in and says that turned around and started pleading for his life, which case she got snack battle. a state of, you know, range and just ran away. mitchell says once per him escaped, she called the contra costa county sheriff's office at a neighbor's home. offer to >>call an ambulance far offered take her the hospital. the lawsuit says per him also filed a report with orinda police in april of 2018 and with walnut creek police while she was at the hospital. but neither department launched an investigation. we reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office. they said, quote, a report was taken on march 23rd 2018. we take these cases seriously. and detectives thoroughly investigated the accusations. it was later determined the

claims were unfounded. we also reached out to walnut creek's police department and they said, quote, after thoroughly reviewing our records, we can honestly say the walnut creek police department had no involvement in the investigation of the year in the incident described in the complaint. now they are making point was on found it odd that it was because you didn't do anything. you didn't help are you didn't do any investigation, of course. but why wouldn't you say that to are in the police has not responded to our request for comment on this case. >>this lawsuit joins more than 20 others against city. but keep in mind, this is a civil lawsuit. charges will be filed. there is a lot more information on to kr 4 dot com sara stinson reporting in orinda kron. 4 news. >>switching gears now to weather. we're taking a live look now has to show south. all is calm, but you can see a little bit of shaking there that looks like it's the wind

as forcing this red flag warning we're going to see later thursday night. but to get into all that, we have to turn now to kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lines. >>really picking up as we head through the day tomorrow tomorrow night really whip it in spots, especially over the mountain tops, not so much in the urban areas, but you get over the mountain, get about 1000 feet or so. yeah, you're talking some major gusts rolling on in and that will carry right into friday as well. east bay hills looking down from those east bay hills. it's going to be shaking up there as well. but nice and clear right now, things going to change on the next 24 hours. those winds really going start to ramp up right now. we are fog free at the golden gate bridge likely to stay that way overnight. tonight looks like tomorrow. we're going to see those winds kind of wrapping up as we head throughout the afternoon and then getting very gusty late tomorrow night into friday. fire danger going to continue not only through friday, but into early on saturday to is we're going to see some very dry air already in place. temperatures out the door right now, 50 degrees in half moon bay. that's 59 in san

mateo. 61 and conquer. 59 is no one. 52 right now in the battle over all we're dealing with a red flag warnings. not seeing that offshore wind just yet. here's the very latest. you can see most those winds still on shore, but that it's gonna start switch gears overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. back to that sea breeze right now. that's going to go away. red flag going up starting tomorrow night. not only here but around much of the interior of the state, the sacramento valley, all the way down in the monterey bay and the big serves well, here's a fire forecast model and you can see as we get toward tomorrow night, you start to see these areas shaded in yellow, even some orange that's showing some higher fire danger through that period. then it kind of ramps up more. in fact, as we get all right around noon, you start to see some darker color orange. that's really high fire danger, especially in the north bay and parts of the east bay, not so much along the coastline, but really anywhere in the bay area. should a fire does start of the winds gusting as strong as we're forecasting. that could be a major problem. temperatures 40's and 50's for overnight lows tonight. highs tomorrow. we're looking at numbers generally pretty

comfortable even in san francisco. 71 degrees 70 in mountain about 76 degrees in napa next couple days. yep. we're worried about the fire danger. surely going to be the case. but we're also going deal with some beautiful conditions going to be sunny all the way the coastline warm temperatures to up in the 80's as we get into saturday and into sunday. looks like that fog start to come back in on sunday and we'll start to cool down the temperatures a little. >>while to have updates on everything going on, scan the qr code on your screen and i'll take you directly to our web site that's called for dot com. there you'll see details, including where the warnings will be in effect, the types of conditions to look out for. and, of course, in general. all the latest updates. the trial of nima, many, the man accused of murdering cash founder bob lee continued in san francisco on wednesday. the court heard testimony from the investigators working the case and they present a new dna and fingerprint evidence with a focus on paring knife found at the scene and drugs

discovered in lee's hotel room. prosecutors any stapley believing had given drugs to his sister and they had engaged in inappropriate behavior. the defense argues, but many acted in self-defense and was protecting his sister while alleging lee was a heavy drug user who attacked many first cars are many is expected to be a key witness as she was present during that these critical events leading up to least death. but she is yet to appear in court. antioch man is accused in custody of killing his mother and half-brother leaving their bodies to decompose inside their home. police say officers responded to the home on fairmont lane this afternoon for a welfare check there. officers found 2 decomposing bodies. police arrested mark taylor in connection to their deaths and booked him on murder charges. investigators have not yet released any other details. and oakland city leaders are warning there could be soon

less police officers. a new report from the oakland city finance department shows the city is taking in less revenue than projected and the city is overspending by around 30 million dollars. they expect budget cuts will be necessary for the current fiscal year that runs through june. those cuts could also include the closure of fire stations. it was hope that the sale of the city's half of the coliseum property could delay the shuttle cuts. but now this new report suggests that is not going to be the case. >>thanks for watch

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. parents, educators

and students all continue to protest possible school closures and mergers in san francisco. the rally a rally was held at central elementary school earlier on wednesday evening. the school is expected to close and merge with another school next year. kron four's lindsay for shares. why many parents are now worried? >>kitty, wong's family migrated from hong kong to the bay 15 years ago. she said it's sutro closes her. bilingual kids won't get the same level of education is a bilingual school. and this really what the one that the psta transferring. those 2 is the immersion want all the math, otters, science and that is all you know, in english. but if you go to chinese immersion is going to talk cantonese are men during which is going to make it really difficult for kids to selena. he agrees with long he migrated from china to the u.s. when she was 18 years old, you know, come leaving.

the company is one of public and the news at home. that is my. and then the concern about we will just trying muzzle school. i know that it's the school, a small but >>he said sutro proudly embraces asian culture, which is why it's important for her 8 year-old daughter emily to continue her schooling at sutro. i my kids. know all couch or beat. don't just better pick mostly don't just set up hollow. we've also wondered something chinese new year. it's all culture. >>but parents say sutro is more than just a school. it's like a home people love should to child child. memory? >>is memory just reporting in san francisco. lindsay kron 4 >>the santa clara county board of education has named their new superintendent. the board

voted late on wednesday night to appoint charles him in as interim superintendent. he's going to succeed mary and the one who was fired without cause earlier this month. in a statement the bar president said, quote, dr henman brings decades of experience and dedication as an educational leader in the classroom. as a school principal. and as the district superintendent. and a surprise for students in san francisco wednesday morning worries player gee santos stop by willie l brown junior middle school and delivered the morning announcements. he also delivered supplies, sign sneakers and took pictures with the kids. he also shared a message for kids for them to remember outside the classroom. >>i will say for them, enjoy it because it's a special especially because you don't have to worry about a lot so you just got to worry about study, education and your family know that this is a big part we're going to be in the

future. i think point. >>wednesday's visit was part of the war. your back to school in the bay program. a new community center open its doors on wednesday in san francisco sunnydale neighborhood. the space located on sunnydale avenue and khan street is called the hub. it'll feature childcare or according studio community kitchen and study spaces. mayor breed's office sent out a press release saying the space addresses the needs of a community with higher poverty levels. and good news for baber shop owner feeling a little bit of relief conquer. police say a one of the 2 birds stolen from his shop has now been returned. that's after being found more than an hour away. we'll take a look at your screen. you can say hi to play dough to the left and tofu to the right. tofu is the one taken from feather follies in concord last month. according to police tofu whistle several times. but they were eventually able to track tofu down to a seller in modesto who brought the

burden. now bought the burden la conquer. police identified 2 suspects in this case and they say they're still searching for playdoh. >>with seem to show violent crime is decreasing in oakland. this while critics say the data doesn't tell the whole story. stay with us.

>>tonight, oakland mayor sheng thao is fighting back wednesday. she spoke with kron 4 news defending the city and her role as mayor arguing that the city is on the right track is comes on the heels of her state of the city address where she painted a positive picture of oakland kron four's

terisa stasio has more head of her recall election in a couple weeks. all the data shows and it's clear as day is that we this year we're on track all come. mayor sheng thao, doubling down and it's nothing to brag about as we need to do more. but we're on track to actually have less than 100 homicides in the city of oakland. this hasn't happened since 2019. >>and looking back on where we were this time just last year where we are today is nothing short of inspiring for me. the mayor addressing her recent presentation to the city on tuesday in the state of the city addressing the past and the future. however, critics say we're not getting the full picture. i don't think those crimes that are getting i didn't what the current are determined reviewing reports. >>so i i don't think we truly know the impact of where crime is really timothy dolan is the vice president of the oakland police officers association.

>>he says the department is deeply concerned about the current state of >>if we look how off streets were in control for for many years now and he thought there's usually only average 100 calls for service every day sometimes we'll get people go for 5 days later after the first call. it's embarrassing that we can service better. >>he says that the sale of the oakland coliseum, which the mayor has touted will stave off widespread cuts has been bungled and hanging. the city's had on those projected moneys won't come in timeand won't be enough to save the city. talked about was. >>all the great things going on but did not the naval financial issues with the city. the bottom line for me is how we can address crime. and secondly, i need to get to numbers from administrator,

longtime councilmember noel gallo says that he is frustrated with the state of the city address. >>saying that it continues to cloud reality about the city's finances. and i'm still waiting for the numbers. i'm still waiting for their. >>their direction in terms of what they recommend to freeze terminate the service. and so the waiting will continue for the mayor's part. she says it's unclear whether there will be any cuts. >>because they can't make those decisions until the latest figures come in and that won't be until november in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >>kron four's your local election headquarters with less than 3 weeks until election day inside california politics. emerson college and the hill are out with a new poll showing where california stands in some of the major races. but that's not all capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us with a closer look at the poll and its findings. >>well, this poll focused on key races set to appear on your ballot. but the survey

garnered a lot of attention for its findings on just how many californians say they're struggling to afford basic necessities. >>so we are nearing the home stretch. we have to win, win, win the election is heating up. and as americans soon decide who will become our next president. this new poll from inside california politics, emerson college and the hill shows where californians stamp among likely voters in the golden state. 61% say they're voting for kamala harris. while 37% say they're casting their ballot for donald trump, california voters seem to have mostly made up their mind at this point that taglia helped to conduct a poll. he know terraces lead in california is no surprise in such a heavily blue state. but he adds the poll shows for support here is lower than biden's twenty-twenty performance statewide. this is something that we've seen elsewhere as well in states that are heavily democratic. there are very few places where >>the biden administration is

currently receiving high approval ratings. and that does trickle down to vice president harris. but that trend does not appear to be hurting democrat adam schiff as he runs for the u.s. senate against republican former major league baseball player. >>steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >>it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. >>and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table or to keep your house. he did.

>>and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. the

presidential candidates are the presidential candidates are working to push voters to the polls and the final stretch of this campaign season. each side is now focusing their attention on winning over new groups of voters. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains. >>we are just 20 days out from election day and all the major

polls show. it's a tight race where even a small margin of votes could make a difference. >>have to get out and vote. we have to win. win, win. this is gonna be a hard race. we are going to win. the candidates are making appeals to voters who may traditionally side with the opposite party. today. vice president kamala harris campaign with republicans in swing state, pennsylvania. we must put our country over our party and sat down for an interview with fox news. bret there where she made the case that she offers a new perspective. my presidency will not be a continuation joe biden's presidency for president. donald trump is making a play for key voter groups with 2 targeted town halls. today. he spoke to hispanic voters at an event hosted by spanish language network univision and he discussed his immigration policies. we want workers and we want to come in. but they have to come in legally. they have to love our country that the love you love our people. >>the problem with this administration is they've totally lost control. and today fox news aired a town

hall with president on women's issues where he answered questions about abortion. now it's working its way out in the states. >>nobody wanted to be in the federal government and he talked about ivf that father of ivf and we really are the party for ivf. we want federalization all the way bp harris slammed those comments, calling them bizarre and blame trump for the strict abortion laws in many states. reality is is actually have been very harmful. >>if women families in america >>former president jimmy carter voted by mail today in georgia. according to the carter center. it was just earlier this month that carter turned 100 years old in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

cough among babies is spreading throughout the country. for more on how you can stay protected. kron four's justine waldman spoke with infectious disease physician dr peter chin. hong. so we know that this trend is going up more cases this year than last year across the country. are we seeing that here in the bay area? >>we're seeing it even more in california and in the bay area than the rest of the country. but just slightly more. >>why do you think that is? >>well, there a few reasons. the first like many other infections. we saw this in our city a couple years ago. people getting together. there wasn't a lot of mutiny during their early days of the the second reason is that because the pandemic, lack of access to good getting into pediatricians offices, example, many babies didn't

get all the immunizations and it's not just getting one shot in the first 6 years of life. kids need 6, 5, shots. so that's part of the reason that reason is, of course, increase in vaccine hesitancy that we all know about. and then the 4th is that every 3 to 5 years is an increase. not really in these kinds these protests infections or bordetella infections. so we probably just seeing another not really in greece. so all of the things i converging to get perfect storm, so to speak. and it's also very contagious. it's very, very contagious. many adults don't have a problem with it. you might just think of it. if you have a chronic cough. so it's also called 100 a cough adults. does it always is so big. but in babies, areas is so small when you have these coffins spells, you stop breathing for a while and i could be impactful for babies. yeah, it's kind of this violent coughing attack that people get.

>>is that the symptom that starts for start of people have fever, cough, runny nose and men. it turns into this like violent cough. >>the first thing you notice is just like seems like a regular cold. but then the cough gets really crazy. and some people have even broken bones because the coughing fits that so severe. but that's really the exception. but the coffin comes off to the colts. econ really predicted even up front what it is. >>and so that he that vaccine is the one to get. it covers a couple different things. but p there as for the protests for whooping cough, is it too late to get it now to protect yourself as we kind of head into like the indoor holiday season. >>so the pearly is that for adults every 10 years we get a tetanus booster. but you're right. if you've got a combination shot that includes says which is possible, i can also protected. also with ben be can spread less to kids and

we can also not have it all selves. >>and what a vaccine to the kids get. >>it got a very similar vaccine with diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis together. >>dr. peter chin peter chin hong, we appreciate you joining us. so we could talk about this. is there anything else people can do to stay safe? >>you know, protests, this is like one of these story viruses. so one-stop shopping washing hands is really going to be kate really important and, you know, staying away from others who more vulnerable went even if you have a cold. but of course, vaccines are the best protection. you know, i love washing hands. dr. peter chin hong, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your time. >>and sacramento representatives from community health centers across california held a rally at the convention center. that's in support of prop. 35. if the prop passes, california will allocate money from a specific tax for primary and specialty care. reporter juliet smith

spoke with those at the rally who are for and against the measure. >>roughly a 3rd of californians use medical if property 5 passes. it would prohibit california legislators from using tax revenue to replace current medical spending is about protecting that money. so that actually goes to health care rather than other things that are related prop. 30 fives all comes down to the managed care organization provider tax and where that money goes. if prop 35 passes, it would make this tax permanent. some of those specialty programs that would get the money, our emergency services, mental health family planning and prescription drugs, health care providers at the rally explained the wait time for their patients to be seen by providers has become too long, which could harm their health coverage without access is not coverage. >>this is why we need proper. 35. >>the prop would also pay for

existing costs in medicare. those in favor say the decision should ultimately come from voters opposition. 35 gives our neighbors the opportunity to weigh in on the health care system, taking care of their neighbor. and we want to put that decision in their hands. the opposition says it should be left to our elected officials. >>the lawmakers will not want people to decide how that taxes structured really more critically how the funds are being spent lean benton court is a senior policy manager at california pan ethnic health network, network that oppose the prop. she's concerned that the tax money would only go toward specific entities help that they would understand that some of their patients who need the services that would not be put under property 5. meanwhile, supporters argue that addressing specialty care helps everyone. but at the end of the day, it's about a person's whole health. and that's what this proposition is going to support. both sides agree that california needs more health care providers in and they just disagree. met on. >>on how we go about that. but

we all want to raise the rate. but there. news that the the ability for the public and for the state legislature to be able evaluate the current needs and strategically invest. it's important to note that the prop would increase payment towards doctors, including those who are advocating for the crop today. >>prop 35 is now ultimately in the hands of voters. and if it passes, it would generate 25 billion dollars. >>in sacramento, covering local news that matters. smith fox 40. >>more news due to high winds a

conditions expected on

thursday. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning and most of the bay area. it starts on thursday night and will last until saturday pg e says that means the possibility of power shut offs. more than 7,000 customers kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest. >>pg e says customers in 6 different bay area counties could be impacted by power shut offs from thursday to saturday. it's not a guarantee, though, and very dependent on the weather with red flag warnings in effect pg e has notified around 7700 customers that their power could be shut off. those customers are in alameda contra costa, napa, sonoma solano and santa clara counties. according to pg e spokesperson, tamar sarkissian. we don't turn all >>impacted customers off all at once. it's really an faces. its as the weather sort of comes through those certain areas shut offs happened during the red flag warnings because of high winds that could blow down power lines and dry conditions on the ground that could quickly

light up in flames causing a wildfire turning the power back on can be a slow process. once the weather passes through were able to start working take a look at our lines, patrol the lines, make sure that there's no impact to our equipment and then turned the customers back executive director of the utility reform network. martone is critical of the power shut offs saying the reason the need to be done so often is because of an unsafe electrical system. when you have bear wires, they're metal wires come into contact. >>with tree limbs are getting knocked to the ground. they're liable to start a fire. the utility company says it's working to improve and harden their system to avoid future power shut offs by undergrounding 10,000 miles of lines. tony believes pg e would be better off insulating their overhead power lines. >>calling on california legislators and the public utilities commission to take action, bring truth safety. >>faster. and cheaper by

inflating these overhead lines. and then pj me doesn't have to do this shut off any more sarkissian recommends that customers in those 6 counties possibly impacted. >>be prepared with fresh batteries. charge all electronic devices, including your car. if it's electrical and write down any important information that saved in your phone. just in case it dies and you don't have a way to charge reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>we'll be right back for the f

years, the victoria's secret fashion show is back in the entertainment report. dana, devon has the highlights from

this year's runway show. it's been 6 years since we've seen the iconic wings graced the runway for the victoria's secret fashion show. >>and last night we saw the return of some of the og angels that have worn the wings for decades. like adriana lima, our reena shake in kansas. one poll. so all those iconic models backstage and who opens the show. supermodel gigi hadid open the show in a pink number. and in

a surprise reunion, the show also featured her sister supermodel bella hadid. overall, some people seem to be underwhelmed with the runway looks. but here are some standouts. as usual. there were some good performances. people seem to love leases performance and of course, share where share. a lot of people were really concerned about diversity. and the show did have some for the first time it welcome to

transgender models to the runway. their names are alex cassani and valentino. some pio. in addition, plus-size model ashley graham. don, the iconic wings for the first time. and to close out the whole thing. this icon whose name is synonymous with fashion. tyra banks closed it out with a bang. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>small businesses, homeowners and renters affected by the recent hurricanes may have to wait even longer for disaster relief. the small business administration says it has run out of money for these loans

and only congress can now approve more funding for them. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >>a funding stream for many americans hit by recent hurricanes has run out of money.a critical lifeline to small businesses. homeowners renters affected by disasters. the small business administration's disaster loan program offers up to 2 million dollars for businesses. >>and up to half a million dollars for homeowners to repair or replace property. but the program is broke after receiving nearly 50,000 applications from hurricane victims and approving a 48 million dollars in loans. we need congress to do its job. additional funding for the low interest loans requires congressional approval. but lawmakers do not plan on returning to the u.s. capitol until after the election. house speaker mike johnson vowed to act and so that's the commitment that he made. that's what we want to see. in the meantime, sba says storm victims should still

submit applications for the loans so the agency can process them and then provide the funds as soon as congress acts, the funding shortfall does not impact disaster relief from fema which provides grants not loans. we are not going anywhere. administrator deanne criswell says fema crews are still on the ground to help connect people to the money working directly with survivors for a long as long as it takes. but criswell says fema will also eventually need more funding from congress. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>don't go anywhere. we have your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month.

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skies and it's going to be nice. it's going to be warm. that'll be blustery at times down below very gusty over the mountain tops for going to see that high fire danger. but nonetheless, out there tonight, we are looking at mostly clear skies so far. i think other than maybe a patch of fog along the coast, i don't think going to see much. and then by tomorrow afternoon that is long gone not to return to probably a lot of part of the weekend looking good from the east bay hills right now. nice and clear out there as can be nice and clear out toward the golden gate bridge to no fog to speak of their effect. weather looking pretty good all around, at least tonight. maybe a couple patches of fog forming out toward the beaches, otherwise clear in the bay in the valleys tomorrow, sunny and increasing when toward the afternoon that wind really ramping up tomorrow night and into friday. i think friday or really be the high fire danger day as we're going to see a combination of strong gusty winds and very low humidity, probably down in the teens during that period out the door. right now we've got 50 degrees cooling off at half moon bay. 59 in san francisco. still 63, though, in concord. 65 in pittsburgh is 60 degrees

right now in napa. but when you start to get these offshore winds, you can watch these temperatures get really winds not offshore quite yet. you're seeing more of that onshore wind. in fact, in the san francisco get some gusts now their size. 26 miles per hour. those winds gonna start ships shift to that northerly direction. as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. and that's why the red flag warnings going up across the bay area. so expecting blustery conditions here. a red flag warnings continuing tomorrow night. 11 o'clock all the way until saturday afternoon. but i think as we get into the day saturday, we're gonna watch those winds decreasing, but they're still going to be very, very dry. this not only just a bay area that this is around parts of the monterey bay area to down a big serve and all the way up the sacramento valley. see the area shaded in blue. we've got some freeze advisories to our north. so some cold air beginning to work its way into the state are at lows. going to be the 40's and 50's by day tomorrow. we've got some sunshine coming your way, all the way to coast. 71. beautiful day downtown. san francisco just breezy in the afternoon. 67 in the sunset, 64 degrees in half moon bay.

get inside the bay of find the temperatures running in the 60's as you make your way down the peninsula, warming up in a hurry. lots of sunshine to go along with that to 73 in san jose. as you look toward the east bay, the numbers up the mid 70's and yeah, it really some nice weather except gusty winds developing over the mountain top specially tomorrow night and into friday. the fire danger going to be running high during that period. here's your 10 10 for as we're gonna see that high fire danger as we head into friday, maybe early on saturday morning that it looks like things moderate. a sea breeze comes back on sunday. we'll start to talk about some fog. but what i really love to as a nice big storm rolling in our way. >>a niners were back on the practice field today prepping for a super bowl rematch. the kansas city chiefs are coming to town. we know that organization give a lot of fans here in the bay area. nightmares. of course, there are those 2 super bowl losses, but there was also a regular season loss at levi's 2 years

ago. those christian mccaffrey's first game as a niner and the niners that got blown out. not many people on this niners team even have a win against kansas city in their career. so maybe sunday will be the first one. they know the challenges that that organization poses for them. and it all starts with number 15. >>think he's he's arm strength he's able get the ball far distance is really fast. so you don't need that ch separation and then create plays. he likes to fake people and make a missing run for a first down when you get his running ability is underrated is stout ring to it makes it to pass as good as it gets. he has been as good as a guest since the first year that he got to play. >>you know, all their games, i

think except for one of come down to the last possession and it is good as anyone in the last possession. another running numbers aren't quite what they were last the red isn't real high. >>so i think that equates to numbers. but >>his pad he's going to get i don't see that changing at all. >>the warriors hosted an open practice tonight at chase center is fun. a lot of interactive games with the fans and like usual, as we see for pretty much any warriors related event. chase center was packed now after practice. i got to catch up with a guy who has been turning heads all preseason long. remember that buzzer beater you just saw lindy waters. the 3rd has definitely got the coaching staff 10 feet i asked them about his role on the team and what they've been telling him as we lead up to the regular season. >>a year. you know, that's why they have me here. they know kind of player. i am. so i don't need to come into force anything or be different. going to be one.

>>all right-y back in queens. the dodgers and mets tied at one game apiece. know what the mets, whether it's the the series right here looking shohei ohtani to do in the big apple. >>early on the dodgers. maybe he's got to. the mets are strong. well, right there will smith hits one back to the pitcher. it can't get to it. a couple runs score. meanwhile walker buehler he was dealing. he strikes out lindor there. he had 6 strikeouts. 4 shutout back is later on in the 6th inning. atk hernandez waving goodbye after that home run. then shohei ohtani had one his own man. oh, man. 410 feet later, dodgers. they go on to win this one. a 10, nothing.

>>and that does a year 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

>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "entertainment tonight." we begin with sad news. ♪ ♪ former one directioner liam payne has died at the age