watching kron. 4 news at 11 30. we're live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. >>tonight there are new calls for district santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen to resign. families of murder victims say they want him out and they they don't agree with rosen's efforts to remove capital presenters from death row kron four's sara stinson attended a hearing today were convicted. killer had his sentence reduced. >>well, a boozer among 15 families who have been forced to relive their nightmare. well, da jeff rosen tries to reduce sentences of convicted murderers in tears. this family begged the judge not to do it. >>truly disappointing that we as victims have to be our own advocates against the district attorneys supposed to be doing their job. tony la boo is spearheading an effort to recall santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen. his sister rosalie know was killed nearly 40 years ago or life was taken on my mom's

birthday in 1987 she never recovered on monday. her convicted killer eric chatman was re sentence from death row to life without the possibility of parole. bush says his sister's murder trial is still fresh on his mind. he said it actually felt good to stab my sister. 52 times. and letter bleed to for that in court. still to this day, it brings chills to me to sit there and relive that moment. the andretti family also wants the da out of office after a judge reduced the sentence of their mother's killer in august, had the reax periods all the strong because of what rosen has done. mark crew was convicted of killing his wife of 2 months. nancy and roddy in 1982 crew has never shown any remorse. he's never told us where her body is. rosen who sought the death penalty in previous cases as a longtime prosecutor change course and launched an effort to reduce the death sentences of 15 murders. he called death

cool, antiquated. >>racially biased error prone system. he also says it cost the state millions of public dollars. he doesn't like the death penalty anymore and he's going to go back and redo these cases regardless of the feelings of the victims. families to laura's car is now helping these families. she served as santa clara county's da from 2006 to 2010 and she to support a recall of rose. and what he has done in my opinion is an abuse of his oath of office. >>these families have also been worried about a state senate bill that would have given inmates serving a life sentence of at least 12 for at least 25 years. a chance to petition for release, even though the bill is now not moving forward, families are nervous. it could be reintroduced at some point. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>well, san francisco mayor london breed is throwing her support behind the new superintendent of schools.

>>i have confidence and faith in her leadership. and i know working with the school board. she will do an amazing job to help provide clarity and stability >>dr maria sue is taking the reins from doctor matt wayne, who resigned last outrage over the announcement of school closures. sue is the long-time head of san francisco's department of children, youth and their families. currently, the district faces a budget deficit braun on part by failing enrollment numbers for appointment is approved by the school boards who will hold the position through june of next year. well, there you see sideshows in the east bay sunday night. it spanned 3 different cities and let some more than a dozen arrests. chp says a side show started in valais then took over richmond and eventually oakland's this citizen app. video shows cars doing donuts at the intersection of 98 and

international boulevard. chp says it took officers less than an hour to stop the drivers and start making arrests. 16 people in total were arrested and 6 vehicles were impounded. officers say they also found a gun and one of those cars. and a valet hope. police say roughly 100 cars were blocking off sonoma boulevard and indiana street. that's around one 30 in the morning. they cited 3 men and told one car. that switching gears, the weather is taking a live look now at the transamerica pyramid doing a little bit of a light show out there for people. it's quite a nice night. could feel fall in the air for all the details. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look ahead at this week's forecast. lawrence. >>well, we've got that fog that rolled in just a bit broken in spots. so looking good for the golden gate bridge right now. and i think overall, yeah, we are going to see what looks like an oppressive pattern kind of settling in for the next couple of days. really some comfortable weather outside

golden gate bridge looking good out there right now as we are going to see return some low clouds and fog moving into the bay tonight, i think mostly cherry valley state clear tomorrow. you're looking fog in the morning. then becoming mostly sunny by the afternoon. the temperatures be mild warm, low 80's popping up as we head toward the middle of the week and then there's a slight chance of showers late on friday into saturday. show you that in a moment right now we've got a cold front kind of fall apart as his running into a ridge of high pressure. so tomorrow more that onshore breeze continues. the mild temperatures around the bay area, but them laurie forecast model starting to pick up on the change in the pattern here. one area low pressure pushing the north. still some nice weather through thursday and then on friday, this one gets a little bit closer and there's a slight chance we could be talking about some scattered showers as it moves on by at least north of the golden gate bridge. one thing i'm worried about it starts to drop over the top of that ridge down toward the great basin. usually that's when we start to see those winds. those offshore winds wrap it up again. temperatures those going to be chilly in spots tonight. we're talking 43 little bite in the air and santa rosa. 43 also in the battle. 44, as you make your way into napa and 50 degrees

in san jose highs tomorrow. pretty comfortable. lot of upper 70's in the interior valleys. 78 degrees in concord. 78 nanny off with all is well, 70 degrees in oakland, 70's for in san jose and 66 degrees. little breeze in the san francisco next couple days. those temperatures marching up just a bit. slight chance of shower north of the golden gate bridge on friday into saturday morning. thanks, lawrence. >>allow me to county district attorney pamela price says she's concerned about the oakland police department. that's after 2 officers recently charged for driving under the influence while on duty. the da said the letter to the oakland police chief asking for a thorough investigation of the officers. rice also asked the department to review and create policies prevent this kind of behavior. >>stewards of public safety. it is critical that we hold police officers to the highest standards having police officers intoxicated while on duty or off duty represents a clear and present danger to the officer and the public.

>>according to price, the implementation of new policy should apply to both on and off duty officers and the oakland police department releasing a statement after this saying they never received a letter from the da's office adding, quote, opd is aware of the allegations made against our members and is cooperating with our outside law enforcement agencies on each case, the employees in question were place on administrative leave in june of 2023 in october of 2023. and the matters are under investigation. the biden administration just propose a new rule that would expand health care coverage so americans could get contraceptives for free right now, private health insurers to have to cover contraception costs when prescribed. but the new proposal would require insurers to fully cover this without a prescription. the real what cover condoms, birth control pills and morning after pills. but it will have to go through a 60 day comment period before can be finalized.

>>coming up, the latest on the investigation into who leaked top secret documents from the white house. we'll be right back.

>>welcome back. the keller fire is very close to full containment, but the smell of smoke in the area is likely to linger over the next few days after forcing people in nearly 500 homes to evacuate. cal fire says the 15 acre blaze is now at 95% contained. the fire broke out friday afternoon along a freeway and winds pushed the flames into a neighborhood in oakland hills, damage to homes. evacuation orders were lifted last night.

but tonight crews still remain in the oakland hills area monitoring what's left many people now back home say they've been doing everything they can to minimize fire risk around their property. and those efforts certainly paid off kron four's lindsay for reports from the oakland hills. >>chris dobbins has lived in the oakland hills area, his whole life. he tells me when he was growing up, he watched his father practice fire mitigation around his childhood home and now years later, he's taken on that role to make sure his mother's home is safe from fires. >>every year we have to cut down all the weeds and all of that brush. >>chris dobbins and his wife live in a condo in oakland hills. but he's still staying busy doing yard work, not for his home, but for his mothers is the area that burned down where i live down below. it was unclear and you have a lot of eucalyptus trees, which you know, invasive not native to this area. >>so when they burn the, you know, blow up and that that was part of the problem that

it took so long for the fire. i understand it. >>his mother, liz off skyline boulevard and had to evacuate over the weekend when the keller fire broke out. thankfully the fire didn't touch her home. my parents build this house in 1973. >>my dad, which passed away 8 years ago. so my mom's here by yourself and come over all time helping with yard keep the area defensible space available in. all right. yeah. well, this last-minute stay. >>i know that my pursuit with da vince says living in the hills is beautiful, but there's a lot to do, especially during fire season. you see we use a lot of cement, but also you keep they keep on top of it. you there was a period of time after my dad passed away for up 4 years. we didn't really clear the back. >>and it was a lot of work to get once they get out, you got to be on top of and keep clearing. >>this year alone, dobbins said he had to clear out 12 trees in his mother's backyard for fire safety purposes. the

city's kind of put into place korea weeds and stuff in my dad used to be real big on getting down. >>we try to have a different like it may be firewood over there. we keep away from the house with the whole hillside was full of brush. and we clear that every year we got to do it and we get mom and i look forward to like getting that inspection. >>dobbins says cutting down vegetation around the house as well as cutting down trees that are hanging too close to the house as well as getting rid of firewood stacked too close to the home. our other safety tips that help with fire mitigation in the oakland hills. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>there you see supporters of prop 6 are hitting the campaign trail if approved on election day props. 6 would amend the state constitution to ban force work inside state prisons. right now the state constitution ban slavery and prohibits involuntary servitude. in most cases. but it makes an exception when it's punishment for a crime

that includes unpaid prison labor prop 6 would do away. with that exception, though, one former inmate talked about why he's hoping props. 6 is passed. >>it will make society a better i was forced into working those kitchen. our. i should have had the opportunity to work on rehabilitation. i wanted to get into education college classes. i wanted to get into cause. no option. there's no. then assign you to college. there's no let me a sign. you too. a leadership class or a parenting class, work. and if you don't work, you can't write you get time added to your sentence. >>organizers backing props. 6 have held rallies in several cities that includes san francisco in recent weeks. it's the only statewide ballot measure without any formal opposition. tonight, the u.s. is investigating the leak of top secret document showing israel's possible plans to attack iran. leaders are

trying to figure out how they're classified. documents ended up on the social media app. telegram. >>they're being looked into what's being investigated by the appropriate authorities to think that there's this huge breach of trust, appears to be is just unconscionable. >>some lawmakers say israel's plans could be compromised by what's in those documents. white house secretary officials say they don't expect more to leak, though. oakland now has 20 little town libraries for kids. it's a free book sharing box or anyone may take a book or share book helping all kids read and learn for free. local public library says their in partnership with the eat learn play foundation which was founded by worries store star steph curry and wife aysha. the first retail store for incarcerated women is open in elmwood correctional facility in milpitas the program run by the santa clara county sheriff's office and goodwill silicon valley allows women to

get training in setting up a store and dealing with things like inventory. the store program also allows women who are near released to shop for the clothing for free. >>experience when all wasting our time. and here we're we're not just sitting in a cell helping other people. whether gets released gets, you know, to pick an lot of people have unfortunate situations when coming to jail to have different close to come out in blessing. >>woman who complete the program are guaranteed a job upon being released. >>coming up, sister of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee testifies in court today. what she told prosecutors about their relationship with the mogul. stay with

>>major developments in court monday, the sister of nima, many, the man accused of fatally stabbed in cash app founder bob took the stand again monday. kron four's of the gun reports from san francisco. >>yes, because many was back on the stand today and face pressing questions from the prosecution and her mother was also in court today supporting her and bob least family was there as well because our money testified in court monday admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder in the week. following it, she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever

had a relationship? they present a tax really mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never because are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighed in on how her testimony could impact both sides of the part taking drugs, ingesting drugs. and we have to we, the jury have to decide. >>do we believe you? is your memory? good. was your perception accurate at the time? but more importantly, what information did you give to your brother, defendant

this particular and throughout her testimony, she was very careful to not mention anything negative about her brother. and it was very clear she did not want to be on the stand and we will keep you updated on this case here in a let's get in kron. 4 news. >>days after burning in the oakland hills, the caldor fire damage to homes and is now 90% contained. the evacuation orders have been lifted and residents are returning home. kron four's terisa in oakland with an update. >>you'd really far far as we have are very thankful for yeah. real thank. thank grateful oakland residents reflecting this monday on the fast-moving caldor fire which broke out last friday. >>starting out in the wreck and within a god like we've got about a year and then my it was just a goal for the weekend. >>frank morehead and his mother have lived in his oakland hills home off of keller for 40 years with the power shut off friday and firefighters in the thick of battle. he evacuated with his mom back home. now he says that he and others feel

indebted to cruise to go by >>give them some love because they saved our neighborhood. it sounds like you're a little emotional. wasn't very difficult. it was. it was scary for sure. >>can residents whose a sell out joaquin monday taking in the sights and sounds of firefighters working to put out hot spots so proud and and >>of our firefighters. they're still there watching making sure there's no other hot spots flare ups. and they're just amazing. and cal fire. amazing. it's crazy. >>knowing that so close on. >>mario franco says a neighbor pounded on his door friday to tell him to leave immediately which he did. >>gauff like a little part of my head said, hey, like maybe a sharia court this. but it so close to the house. was like, nah, i don't want to risk it all just everything showed me his backyard and how the blaze got so dangerously close some firefighters, my backyard. but that was pretty cool. and they

were cutting down trees doing work. i thought that was really admirable of them. they're still helping even after the fire was taken care of. so shot the firefighters again. we thank god for them and how they saved our yard has had their houses and how hard they worked and the fire they're invaluable. thank you. and take a look at this. this is a parking lot where all of these firefighters are located. >>they have eyes up on the hill. they are going to stay out here to make sure that is any hot spots flare up. they are ready to pounce into action as far as the investigation into what caused this fire on friday. that very much is unfolding as we speak in oakland, theresa kron, 4 news. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell.

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person is hurt after getting shot in a drive-by shooting. the sacramento county sheriff's office is now investigating. reporter zach boetto has more from the sacramento memorial on. >>sacramento county sheriff's office officials say that one person was transported to a local hospital after several shots were fired here at the sacramento memorial on cemetery. they say it all started because of these 2 memorial headstones right here that were damaged. officials say over the weekend, they say that someone came in here over the weekend and vandalized these 2 headstones. and then here today on monday, the family, the loved ones of the young men are buried here team to fix these headstones up, put them back together. this happened around one 20 here on monday afternoon. and that's 10 covid vehicle, they say pulled up and fired several

shots in the direction of the people who are cleaning up these headstones right now. no word on any suspects in this case, but he and one person was transported to a local hospital. we know that it was adult male was transported to a local hospital while we were here at sacramento memorial on a woman did come up to these headstones and i approached or she said she is the graham off of one of the young men that is very here. she said that this headstone has been vandalized 3 times and she says she's tired of it. of course, we will continue to keep you updated with any developments in this investigation. but for now reporting in sacramento covering local news that matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. >>more news

>>in francisco, mayor london breed is publicly showing support for the new superintendent of the san francisco unified school district kron. 4 shaw's clifford has the latest. >>well, it has been a tumultuous couple of weeks for the san francisco unified school district on monday morning. mayor london breed introduced the district's new superintendent on monday. san francisco mayor london breed announced that she believes that dr maria sue the long-tim head of the city's department of children, youth and their families is the right person to lead the san francisco unified school district. >>i have confidence and faith in her leadership. and i know working with the school board. she will do an amazing job to help provide clarity and stability. >>to agree to take the job after dr. matt wayne resigned as superintendent on friday, october 8th. the school

district had released a list of 11 schools that were facing possible closure. but that plan was met with immediate and strong opposition. last week. mayor breed publicly denounced the plan and said that she had lost confidence in wayne's ability to lead the district. he resigned a few days later. well, school closures are now off the table for the time being. the district is still facing a financial crunch brought on in part by falling enrollment numbers while she revealed no specific plans acknowledge that it won't be easy to balance the district's budget. >>i know that the district faces tremendous challenges. and it's going to be a bumpy we're going to have to make some really tough decisions ahead of us. despite concerns that the state might take control of the district if they don't create a balanced budget by the end of the year. state superintendent tony thurmond said on monday that their role is only to advise and provide guidance. >>and let me be clear, there will not be a state takeover in san francisco. let me be clear about that. >>now, the outgoing superintendent, dr wayne is still set to receive his

$325,000 salary next year. that includes health benefits. >>but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>the biden administration has proposed a new rule that allows americans to get free birth control and condoms without a prescription. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains. >>picking up contraceptives from your local pharmacy could be free people to serve not only access but convenience and affordability. and that's a key part of the equation. california pharmacist dr. sally rafi says the biden administration is offering that solution on monday. health secretary javier becerra announced a new federal proposal to change how insurers cover contraceptives. you should not have to pay out of pocket. to get the contraception contraceptives that you need right now. private health insurers do have to cover the cost of contraception when it's prescribed. but the biden administration's new proposal would require insurers to fully cover contraception without a prescription. >>the largest expansion of access to contraceptives.

>>in over a decade, the rule would cover condoms, birth control pills and morning after pills and white house adviser jennifer klein says this gives people more choices really puts these decisions in women's hands so that women can get the care, the health care that they need last year use the rule would provide critical flexibility so women can switch birth control without having to go through a lengthy or expensive doctors this will and process that women have had to go through to apply for exceptions to their healthcare provider. now the rule go through a 60 day comment period before it can be finalized in washington. i'm hannah brandt. the u.s. is investigating the leak of 2 top secret document that outlines israel's plans to attack iran. >>they were posted on the social media telegram on friday. this comes as israel conducts airstrikes across lebanon targeting what it says is hezbollah's financial infrastructure washing correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the latest in the middle east.

>>the u.s. is trying to figure out how it's classified. documents ended up on the social media app. telegram friday. they show israel's potential plans to attack iran in retaliation for its missile attack. october first, certainly we're concerned the white house says the justice and defense departments are investigating the leak. they're being looked into what's being investigated by the appropriate authorities think that there's this huge breach of trust. what appears to be. >>is just unconscionable. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says the u.s. needs to find out who did this. she says israel's plans could be compromised by what's in those documents. certain movements aerial assets by israel. certain dates. i think could then be used to to iran either defend themselves or to counterattack white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he doesn't expect more documents to come out. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken is heading to

israel to press for more aid and a cease-fire. something thought to be within reach after israel killed hamas is leader last week. the strongly that there is an opportunity to the ball forward. blinken's visit comes as israel steps up strikes on lebanon targeting what it says is the financial infrastructure of the terrorist group. hezbollah. >>the attacks have displaced thousands of civilians. we, of course, support efforts to degrade them to great their infrastructure. we want to make sure, though, that civilians are protected in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>more top both vice

president harris and former president trump are back in swing states monday. this as the election is just around the corner. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>it was a busy day out on the campaign trail. vice president harris spent the day and 3 different key swing states. now former president trump was trying to rally voters in the battleground state of north carolina. vice president kamala harris campaigned in battleground pennsylvania. >>with an unlikely ally, republican congresswoman liz cheney is unserious man. >>consequences of him being president of the united states. a really serious. we're not always going to agree. i know vice president harris will always do what she believes is right for this country. this is cheney second appearance with the vice president. cheney is spending the day on the trail as vice

president harris tries to expand her voter base by reaching out to republicans in turning up the heat on former president donald trump. there are things that he says that will be subject of laughter and jokes, but words have meaning former president donald trump is campaigning in another key state, north carolina touring damage caused by hurricane helene. >>when i'm president, i will stand with still, the communities are fully rebuilt. trump continued to criticize the federal response linking it to his opponent. but i don't think she's qualified to be running, really don't. and i think she is a threat to democracy. our democracy and a new election forecast out today that shows the former president trump is sort of taking the lead and a lot of these national polls. this is the first time that's happened since vice president harris announced she was running for president. >>reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you.

>>man is dead and 2 children seriously hurt after an apartment fire in san pablo. it started early sunday morning off manchester street. neighbors say they have a lot of questions about how it started. kron. 4 shock moment has more. >>and timing of the fired. and i'm you know, just try to call 9, dorian. spain didn't want to show us his face but says it was a long night. a fire ripping through this apartment unit on manchester avenue in san pablo just before 3 in the morning that killed a 22 year-old man and seriously injuring 2 children. sometimes, you know, i heard this things. >>and picture myself in their shoes like how would feel, you know, you know, this is a tragic way to go. you know, even if you just did you even if you do you know, still hard because it change your life and neighbors had to wait until at least 6 in the morning before returning home. >>for carlos, who lives right next door, he saw it all play out. >>they got one person out.

they were given him i think items stabilize. he only found out this fire was deadly later in the day cloak of the morning. what kind of the fire was clear? this is a start 2 o'clock in the morning. i cooking something which think, maybe he was smoking and you see the film the ground and then come years. tell kron 4. they didn't hear a smoke alarm. they either woke up to the sound of the fire. >>or to the fire trcks themselves contra costa county fire could not confirm or deny any reports of faulty smoke alarms, but they did send us a statement saying, quote, we want to encourage the public to make sure they are testing their smoke alarms monthly working smoke alarms, save working smoke alarms, save lives. after careful review of medical guidance

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forty-niners rookie receiver ricky pearsall played in his first nfl game and bigger than his stats. the fact that he's playing again after someone shot him in the chest. kron four's sara stinson talked to fans were excited to see him suit up. multiple businesses in sacramento are recovering tonight after several break-ins this past weekend. now they're out thousands of dollars. juliet smith reports. >>thousands of dollars gone. broken windows and destroyed equipment that is exactly what happened to 2 businesses here home is crossing. and now the businesses are trying to figure out how to move forward. but glasses, i mean, everywhere it was all the way back to my back counter kind of panic a little bit frustration.

>>it's emotional. max muscle owner marci say be estimates the thief stole and or broke. >>roughly 25 to $30,000 in products. so they had to have made multiple trips in and out of our shop and while say be has filed an insurance claim. all right, now everything is out of hitting the small business hard. and the owners are concerned that this may happen again. i was talking to my husband and, you know, he's like i want to go sleep at the shop in case they come back. and that's exactly what happened to nearby restaurant togo sandwiches in the past 2 months. we've been broken into 5 times. the togo's team estimates of $4,000 loss from all 5 break-ins. the investigation into the break-ins are still ongoing, although togo's general manager kendra parsons says they haven't heard any updates thus far. the manager also says we need better laws to hold people accountable for their actions and ensure safety. we really just means

so more protection, more you know, that whole to hire consequence. when people break in the businesses. and that's why councilwoman lisa kaplan says prop 36 is so vital can prop 36 would allow felony charges for certain drugs and theft over $950. if they have 2 prior drug or theft convictions, people think that they can commit these crimes and get away with that. and that's the problem is we need to start holding people accountable because it's affecting lives and businesses. kaplan says she's also requested more police patrol. this area. >>but it's an uphill battle with over 100 vacancies in the police force and potential budget cuts. >>in a statement to fox, 40 mayor pro tem curry nutella montez says it's truly disheartening to see these attacks, honor local businesses and i'm committed to supporting them through this challenging time. as we address these incidents, both

business owners are asking for the public's help in identifying 50's. if you recognize anyone, you are encouraged to contact the sacramento police department's non-emergency line. >>in sacramento covering local news that matters. juliet smith, fox, 40 news. >>we'll be right back after a >>we'll be right back after a quick break. sta your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash.

california. several suspicious fires break out in sherman oaks overnight. investigators are now looking into whether they're all the work of an arsonist. reporter chris wolfe has the latest. >>countless people in sherman oaks were jarred awake with a

series of suspicious fires breaking out in the early morning hours. >>intense flames, blackened vehicles, dumpsters, even a business near the main artery through the area ventura boulevard. >>well, angeles firefighters descended on a ba signs around 02:00am flames that ripped through the building which now appears to be partially gutted, building and safety officials eventually yellow tagged the property allowing the tenants strictly limited access. been here 6 years. >>now that's how upsetting is this for >>you know, i'm just trying to shine to figure out how i feel on the sleeves to spend a little bit of a world you know, just a little bit of shock. yeah, it's tough on the heartbreaking. it's it's devastating. was a lot of residential apartment buildings on the street definitely could have lowers. >>the big question are all these fires cases of arson and

are they connected? is a fire bug on the loose in the san fernando valley. luckily there are no reports of any injuries, but arson is a very serious and potentially deadly crime. kevin mccann's pickup truck burned early monday morning. it was parked along moore park street. neighbor was going to work around 3.30 and had notified me. >>that the car was on fire. i'm not surprised he's been stolen here twice. and i came out in the arson. investigators were here in the fire department. most likely apparently there's 2 or 3 >>cars that were on fire here. people we spoke with many of them not wanting to go on camera, believe the fires may be connected to the growing local homeless population. and i think with the library here, a lot of the homeless >>people on substantive you stay. they hang around here for internet and bathroom

access. so i'm not really surprised. >>calling all cat parents. are you sick of cleaning your cat's litter box? rich demuro has a look at the latest automatic pooper scooper is on the market in rich on tech. >>cats are great companions, but scooping out their litter box is not exactly something you look forward to automated kaylor boxes promised to do the dirty work. so i tested one out. and here's what i found. >>technology changing so many things, including pet ownership for acres of robots. and we've been around since the year 2000 com. this is our latest model right here. the little robot more automated kitty litter box is now a popular way to avoid daily scooping waste is whisked away house the promise factor as well as the owner factor because all of the waste is contained in the way stores just empty every 2 weeks. i've

been testing the casa and one which has open air design cats like it's big, but easy to set up. our foster cac got the hang quickly. once they exit the system waits a bit for the litter to clump. >>then begins the cleaning process. cats get a fresh box every time the app shows when it's time to add litter empty. the bin and stats like when your cat went in for how long and what they weigh. my takaway, it's a game changer that would at least he's nice and wide open. i took my findings to dhaka, hellion a 30 plus-year veterinarian and host of the radio show colors and scents. and let me just tell you about the litter boxes. it's the number one reason cats return in the shelter. she says automation is convenient for humans, but not always best for animals. the drawback with the automation with the litter boxes is that cats have actually died from many of those stories involve cheap knockoffs. the rotating whisker is $700 in casa retails for 600.

>>which makes price one of the biggest downsides. so if you stay manual for litter boxes, you want to scoop them least once a day. and if you're the scoop of letter, that's super >>i was really impressed with this technology. the automated kitty litter box is so helpful. it makes pet ownership that much easier. >>just keep in mind those safety concerns and the fact that these boxes are typically not meant for kittens. if you want more information, you can go to the website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>3 catches and 21 yards. forty-niners rookie receiver ricky pearsall played in his first nfl game and bigger than his stats. the fact that he's playing again after someone shot him in the chest. kron four's sara stinson talk to fans were excited to see him suit up. >>despite the loss against the chiefs, this was a big day for ricky pearsall. not only is this the first time he's

playing on the field since being shot 7 weeks ago. this game is also his nfl debut, you know, should in a different way. every day is not from forty-niners ricky pearsall makes his first career catch in the nfl during sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs. a catch that should have come weeks sooner. but the rookie's debut was delayed after he was shot in san francisco's union square. >>on august 31st, sending shock waves throughout the country for that happened to him. as a niner fan. >>and shocking. it's shocking. it was hard to believe it happened he's just really fortunate. it was fatal injury. shot in the chest during a robbery attempt. miraculously, he was only hospitalized one night. >>the bullet somehow avoiding organs and nerves leaving no major damage. as i knew i was going to be ok. >>you know, now is gonna be able to live the next question. can you know, as i can be a football now and as soon as i got the answer, you

a light just grew inside of me. 17 year-old boy from tracy has been arrested and charged with attempted murder. niners fans donning corey hope to see more patrols at union square moving forward. we need our police forces stand >>and not just be focused somewhere on a and a corner without a police officer in the car. we need a police in the car and being present. and while the case makes its way through the courts, pearsall has focused on recovery. >>making it on the field for game 7. i'm glad he's back he's safe and it wasn't worse than it was him being back. >>in 2 and a half, 3 months believe his debut has been highly anticipated by fans who have been following his football career. he was drafted in the first round by the niners in april. in time when you're in college, you're lighting up the column like that's that's a big deal, right? so how's gonna correlate to the nfl? super excited for him? i mean, you go college. he went to college funny. you know, i was going to make his appearance sooner.

>>and what we think is now, but he gets a chance live out his dream. coach kyle shanahan says having pearsall back as the team pumped up and while they did not beat the chiefs, this is surely just the beginning appear souls nfl career. i'm sara stinson reporting at levi stadium kron. 4 news. >>and that doe

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santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen resign. families of murder victims say they want him out of office saying they don't agree with rosen's efforts to remove capital presenters from death row kron four's sara stinson attended a hearing on monday were convicted. killer had his sentence reduced. >>the among 15 families who have been forced to relive their nightmare. well, da jeff rosen tries to reduce sentences if convicted murderers in tears. this family begged the judge not to do it. >>truly disappointing that we as victims have to be our own advocates against the district attorneys supposed to be doing their job. tony la is spearheading an effort to recall santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen. his sister rosalie know was killed nearly 40 years ago or life was taken on my mom's birthday in 1987 she never recovered on monday. her convicted killer eric chatman

was re sentence from death row to life without the possibility of parole. bush says his sister's murder trial is still fresh on his mind. he said it actually felt good to stab my sister. 52 times. and letter bleed to said that in court. still to this day, it brings chills to me to sit there and relive that moment. the andretti family also wants the da out of office after a judge reduced the sentence of their mother's killer in august, had the reax periods all this trauma because of what hes done. mark crew was convicted of killing his wife of 2 months. nancy and roddy in 1982 crew has never shown any remorse. he's never told us where her body is. rosen who sought the death penalty in previous cases as a longtime prosecutor change course and launched an effort to reduce the death sentences of 15 murders. he called death cool, antiquated. >>racially biased error prone system. also says it cost the

state millions of public dollars. he doesn't like the death penalty anymore and he's going to go back and redo these cases regardless of the feelings of the victims. families to laura's car is now helping these families. she served as santa clara county's da from 2006 to 2010 and she to support a recall of rose. and what he has done in my opinion is an abuse of his oath of office. >>these families have also been worried about a state senate bill that would have given inmates serving a life sentence of at least 12 for at least 25 years. a chance to petition for release, even though the bill is now not moving forward, families are nervous. it could be reintroduced at some point. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>alameda county district attorney pamela price says she's concerned about the oakland police department. that's after 2 officers were recently charged for driving under the influence while on

duty. the da sent a letter to the oakland police chief asking for thorough investigation of the officers. price also asked department to review and create policies to prevent this. >>as stewards of public safety critical that we hold police officers to the highest standards having police officers intoxicated while on duty or off duty represents a clear and present danger to the officer and the public. >>according to price, the new policy should apply to both on and off duty officers and they open. police departments responded to this in a statement saying they never received a letter from the da's office adding, quote, opd is aware of the allegations made against our members and is cooperating with their outside law enforcement agencies on each case they go on to say the employees in question were placed on administrative leave in june of 2023. and october of 2023. and the matters are under investigation. taking a live

look now at downtown san francisco. up beautiful, clear night to start off your week to see what's ahead. we turn kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>i see the low clouds and fog make a return to day. the sea breeze kicking in. of course, that dropped the fire. danger a scary time of year in october when we haven't had any significant rain, those offshore winds, just a typical weather pattern. we're going to see him again, too outside. transamerica. building really lighten things up for tonight on what's going but is looking good. plenty of lights out there on the transamerica building just a couple of patches of fog floating around the bay. right now, we're going to see more of that throughout the night tonight and tomorrow morning, too. so, yeah, plan on starting out with some patchy fog tomorrow morning. then becoming mostly sunny. we'll see a couple mid to high level clouds kind of floating through. i think from that dying a cold front week ahead. i think we've got some warmer temperatures working their way in our direction, probably back in the 80's in some of the interior valleys that we get into friday starts to get a little iffy anyway. slight chance of a couple scattered showers north of the

golden gate bridge on friday. but right now you can see in the pacific got a weak frontal system that's kind of sliding into northern california right now. the most the energy from that system staying well north of the bay area. and that's the way it's going to play out as high pressure just too strong south of that. so it's gonna hold up most of that moisture. so we're just going to see a couple passing clouds from that system. you see it as a system kind of just falls apart, kind of rolling into that ridge kind of dies. it moves on by leaving behind some mild temperatures, even warmer in some spots inland. but yeah, that's gonna break down like this. over the next few days. we're going to see some nice weather coming our way as high pressure kind of builds in just a little bit. then you've got the low sitting off the coastline by thursday. then most of that energy likely roll over top of that ridge bringing a slight chance of some showers north of golden gate bridge on friday into saturday morning. then a kind of scoots on by something to watch out for a lot of times. these storm systems when they develop like this. also that low drops over the great basin. that's when we start to get some of those gusty winds around the bay area. temperatures tonight, gonna be cold spot. you're looking at 43 degrees in santa rosa. 43 in the battle. 47

degrees. morgan hill highs tomorrow. 70's inland 60's along the coastline out over the next couple of days. here we are. we've got some sunshine, warmer weather looks like we head toward the next few days. slight chance of a sprinkle as we head into our friday but doesn't look like it's going to be much. we see anything at all. >>thanks, lawrence. san francisco, mayor london breed publicly supports the new superintendent of the city school district. >>confidence and faith in her leadership. and i know working with the school board, she will do an amazing job to help provide clarity and stability >>breed speaking, mayor about doctor maria sue. she's the long-time head of san francisco department children, youth and their families and is now taking the reins after doctor matt wayne resigned on friday. his resignation, of course, comes after the district released a list of several schools facing possible closure. and the outrage from parents and staff that followed that plan was met with immediate and strong opposition, including from the

mayor who said that she had lost confidence and wanes ability to lead the district. he resigned just a few days later. doctors who is taking on the new position in the midst of a district facing a financial crunch that was brought on in part by the failing enrollment rates. >>i know that the district faces tremendous challenges. and it's going to be a bumpy road. we're going to have to make some really tough decisions ahead of us. >>if her appointment is approved by the school board officially say will hold her superintendent position through june of next year. a woman is dead tonight after she was hit by a driver and a parking lot that's happened in vallejo in a parking lot on north camino alto drive last week. now we're learning that she died over the weekend from her injuries. officers say the driver who hit her is cooperating as they continue to investigate. one person in the hospital after police say a car crashed into a muni bus

and several other cars in san francisco this afternoon. here's video from the citizen app of that scene. it happened just before noon at the intersection of 24th and sanchez streets and the city's know we valley neighborhood. police say one of the drivers had a medical issue just before the crash. meantime, the muni bus driver was taken to the hospital for their injuries >>kron 4 news. we'll be right r

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. the caldor fire is very close to full containment, but the smell of the smoke in the air is likely to linger after forcing people

in nearly 500 homes to evacuate. cal fire says the acre fire is now and 95% contained. the fire broke out friday afternoon along the freeway and the winds pushed the flames from the freeway into a neighborhood in oakland hills. it later damage to homes and evacuation orders were lifted last night. but tonight crews to remain in the oakland hills still monitoring the situation. many people now back in their home say they've been doing everything they can to minimize the fire risk. and those efforts certainly paid off as we learn from kron four's lindsay for reporting from the oakland hills. >>chris dobbins has lived in the oakland hills area, his whole life. he tells me when he was growing up, he watched his father practice fire mitigation around his childhood home and now years later, he's taken on that role to make sure his mother's home is safe from fires. >>every year we have to cut all the weeds and all of that brush.

>>chris dobbins and his wife live in a condo in oakland hills. but he's still staying busy doing yard work, not for his home, but for his mothers is the area that burned down where i live down below. it was unclear and you have a lot of eucalyptus trees which you know, invasive not native to this area. >>so when they burn the, you know, blow up and that that was part of the problem that it took so long for the fire. i understand >>his mother, liz, off skyline boulevard and had to evacuate over the weekend when the keller fire broke out. thankfully the fire didn't touch her home. my parents build this house in 1973. >>my dad, which passed away 8 years ago. so my mom's here by yourself and come over all time helping with yard keep the area defensible space available in. all right. well, this last-minute stay. >>i know that my pursuit with da vince says living in the hills is beautiful, but there's a lot to do, especially during fire season. you see we use a lot of cement, but also you keep they keep on top of it. you there

was a period of time after my dad passed away for up 4 years. we didn't really clear the back. >>and it was a lot of work to get once they get out, you got to be on top of and keep clearing. >>this year alone, dobbins said he had to clear out 12 trees in his mother's backyard for fire safety purposes. the city's kind of put into place korea weeds and stuff in my dad used to be real big on getting down. >>we try to have a different like it may be firewood over there. we keep away from the house with the whole hillside was full of brush. and we clear that every year we got to do it and we get it's a mom and i look forward to like getting that inspection. >>dobbins says cutting down vegetation around the house as well as cutting down trees that are hanging too close to the house as well as getting rid of firewood stack too close to the home. our other safety tips that help with fire mitigation in the oakland hills. lindsey ford kron. 4 news.

>>4 is your local election headquarters. a new bipartisan ev report from house lawmakers says the first assassination attempt on former president trump could have been prevented if details, a string of security failures at that july rally in butler, pennsylvania. they include back communication and a lack of resources shooting killed a rally goer and injured former president trump and 2 others. the report also describes an unclear chain of command between a secret service and local law enforcement. lawmakers are expected to release the final report by mid december. and cleanup continues in florida after hurricanes milton and helene city officials and st. petersburg say dozens of trucks are on patrol looking for debris. the haul out. officials say helene and milton are both likely to be a 50 billion dollars disaster. and cuba keep u.s. capitol continues to grapple with a massive blackout now in its 4th night, prompting protests

over the weekend. hurricane oscar brought heavy rain and winds to an island that was already dealing with power outages. it's so far killed at least 6 people and officials blame the crisis on a mix of u.s. sanctions, an aging infrastructure. we're in the bay area. the santa clara county sheriff's office has new members of its k 9 unit from left to right. that's raven with deputy burke cohen, deputy gonzales and cash with deputies. the nola the sheriff's office says it's happy has the financial support needed to bring the new dogs onto the team? the dogs will now undergo extensive training with their handlers and will eventually hit the streets for their patrol. >>prop 6, it could have major implications for state prisons and prisoners >>capital wallace. i'll tell you why. and i'll tell you what, in particular separate this statewide measure, all the other.

>>with just 15 days until the election nonprofit executive daniel lurie is closing the gap on incumbent mayor london breed. and now a new poll shows he may pass her and take the victory. that's thanks to san francisco is ranked choice voting kron four's dan kerman explains. >>a new san francisco chronicle poll conducted last week of 802 likely voters finds nonprofit executive daniel lurie coming within one percentage point of mayor london breed for first choice votes supervisor aaron peskin gaining support and former supervisor mark farrell falling into 4th place. but

the real story is what happens when city hall's ranked choice voting system kicks in. by that calculation, the chronicle poll finds by the 5th round lori takes the lead from breed. 56% to 44% because more voters choose him as their second choice. if you're daniel lurie, you are sitting in the sweet spot. >>you know, london breed voters, they're not going to choose. aaron peskin as the number 2, and it doesn't appear the aaron peskin voters are going to choose. london breed is their number 2, but they are going to go toward the middle. and that's where daniel lurie is standing. political analysts say the fact that lori is new to politics. >>helps because he doesn't carry the baggage that is sliced and a breed and past skins popularity for record. >>and have long record. i spotted them do in san francisco as a natural tendency development. i think seeing that in the wake all shapes shakes chase in the second 3rd, 4003th and 5th

rounds of their balloting of the simulated balloting that they get. >>with just 2 weeks until election day, 14% of those polled remain undecided. and political analysts say that means breed has a lot of work to do to survive. >>if in your her camp right now, you're looking for ways to either partner with another candidate or become more compelling to those other candidates voters. so they will choose you as their second place, folks and with the race so close, analysts say we likely won't know who will be elected. mayor on election night or possibly the day after. i would be very surprised. >>if you recall a winner on election night, i think i think, you know, under california you have more than enough time for other ballot to be coming in if they were dropped off or mailed on election day. i think everyone's waiting until that finished to see how those numbers play out. dan kerman kron, 4 news.

>>kron 4 is your local election headquarters. organizers behind a ballot measure to ban voluntary servitude in california. prisons are now hitting the campaign trail across the state. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look at the measure. >>that's the message this group hopes to send the californians when they decide how they'll vote on prop 6. if approved by voters. the measure will amend the state constitution to ban involuntary servitude in all its forms. supporters say that's significant because as it stands today, well, the state constitution ban slavery and prohibits involuntary servitude in most cases it does make an exception allowing it as punishment for a crime, including as unpaid forced prison labor. the prop 6 would do away with that exception. it will make society a better place. richard still cool. says he supports prop 6 after spending 10 years behind bars in the california prison system. he makes clear the measure will

not require presidents to increase wages for incarcerated californians, but it will require a president to give those who are incarcerated in option to do something else. instead of forced labor. still cool says he could have benefited from that during his sentence. do i was forced into working those kitchen? >>i should have had the opportunity to work on rehabilitation. i wanted to get into education college classes. i wanted to get into cell development classes. but all that came at a cost. there's no option. there's no then be assigned you to college. there's no let me a sign. you too. a leadership class or a parenting class work. and if you don't work, you can't write you get time added to your sentence. >>yes, on 6 organizers have taken their message across the state this month, campaigning in bakersfield, fresno, san francisco, and now sacramento. >>something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it

literally says none submitted. several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. >>and most recently state treasure fiona ma, this will. >>allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives and making sure that when they are released that they are doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >>and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. sideshows

bay sunday night spanned 3 different cities and lead to more than a dozen arrests. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how chp air division help track down the subjects. >>chp age 30 was called in sunday because of reports of a large sideshow in vallejo, the helicopter moved quickly following drivers from city to city. this is video taken from a chp helicopter in valais home just after 08:00pm sunday. the pilot tracks down 2 suspects believed to be involved in illegal sideshow that stirred by spotlight on of the running back to their car. now, both were taken into custody. and sergeant andrew barclay says it would not have been possible without eyes in the sky. it's a great resource for not only us for also for allied agencies, as you saw with the delay, a video. it's a great resource for us to be able to offer not only chp officers on the ground. also allied agencies, the

helicopter continued its work in richmond about an hour later. >>following sideshow participants, they are to san francisco and eventually the bay bridge. you can see 2 of the cars driving at fast speeds, weaving in and out of traffic until multiple police officers draw their guns. >>and make 2 more arrests, having them airborne and able to guide officers all at once to that location so that we have that show force can be incredibly beneficial, but also incredibly safe for not only us, but also the public. the 3rd in last city, age 30 was called to was oakland with the largest sideshow, took place around 09:30pm. >>this citizen app video shows cars doing donuts at the intersection of 98 and international boulevard. it took officers less than an hour to stop the drivers and start making arrests. great coordination with ground units. they were able to get in there. get a large number of the vehicle stopped. ultimately we had 16 arrest out of its 6 vehicles that were impounded. and during the inventory of those vehicles, we even recovered a gun a total of 20 arrests after

sunday night's sideshows at 3 locations. sergeant barclay says chp also made 5 arrests after a sideshow in oakland friday night. >>reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>more news soccer fans listen

sacramento's biggest stars are hosting a weekend fun run and it's all for a good cause. reporter tony salazar has the details. 7 new civil lawsuits have been filed against sean diddy combs. it's the latest development in a yearlong wave of litigation against disgraced hip-hop mogul. this

marks the first time, though, that other celebrities are cited for allegedly taking part in the assaults. reporter kimberly cheng has the latest. >>according to attorneys, these new complaints do reference celebrities, both male and female, though they remain unnamed. the lawsuits which were filed in new york on sunday accuses sean diddy combs of aggravated assault, abuse and exploitation. most of the incidents allegedly happened in 2022, but some go as far back as the year 2000 and the cities of new york, los angeles and las vegas. this is explosive information. >>and it just adds to his legal loves. the alleged victims are for males and 3 females and include minors. according to the complaint, one of the accusers was 13 years old. she said she was invited to a 2000 a's after party by diddy's driver. she was taken to a home where she says there were celebrities and drugs. >>she claims she was given a drink in after having it

became woozy. so she went into and that's when combs and 2 . - celebrities, a man and woman, came in. she alleges that the male celebrity raped her while combs and the female celebrity watched and then combs allegedly raped while the 2 celebrities watched. there is no doubt in my mind because the accusation is a rape against 13 year-old child. >>that name celebrity will eventually be revealed. there will be a separate civil suit against that person as well as the cumru manal investigation. another accuser was 17 years old and an aspiring artist in 2022. he alleges combs drugged and sexually assaulted him at a party and told him he could make him a star. these are photos included in one of the complaints in 2022, a businessman from the la area who rented out luxury cars and jewelry said he was at this party when combs allegedly took him into a private office to talk business and sexually

assaulted him. he says an unnamed professional athlete walked in and that's how he was able to get away. also among the plaintiffs, a personal trainer who says in 2022, he attended an awards show after party in the hollywood hills hosted by combs. he claims over celebrity's engaging in group there and that after having one drink, he became disoriented and weak. he alleges comb sexually abused him and forced him to have oral with an unnamed celebrity. combs has denied the allegations against him saying the filings are in attempt to gain publicity since november. at least 25 civil lawsuits have been filed against combs and many remain active. combs is currently in jail awaiting trial for trafficking and racketeering charges. kimberly chang, ktla, 5 news. more top

>>both vice president harris and former president trump are back in swing states monday. this as the election is just around the corner. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>it was a busy day out on the campaign trail. vice president harris spent the day and 3 different key swing states. now former president trump was trying to rally voters in the battleground state of north carolina. vice president kamala harris campaigned in battleground pennsylvania. >>with an unlikely ally, former republican congresswoman liz cheney is unserious man. >>consequences of him being president of the united states. a really serious. we're not always going to agree. i know vice president

harris will always do what she believes is right for this country. this is cheney second appearance with the vice president. cheney is spending the day on the trail as vice president harris tries to expand her voter base by reaching out to republicans in turning up the heat on former president donald trump. there are things that he says that will be subject of laughter and jokes, but words have meaning former president donald trump is campaigning in another key state, north carolina touring damage caused by hurricane helene. >>when i'm president, i will stand with still, the communities are fully rebuilt. trump continued to criticize the federal response linking it to his opponent. but i don't think she's qualified to be running really don't. and i think she is a threat to democracy. our democracy and a new election forecast out today that shows the former president trump is sort of taking the lead and a lot of these national polls. this is

the first time that's happened since vice president harris announced she was running for president. >>reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >>the u.s. is investigating the leak of 2 top secret document that outlines israel's plans to attack iran. they were posted on the social media app telegram on friday. this comes as israel conducts airstrikes across lebanon targeting what it says is hezbollah's financial infrastructure washing correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the latest in the middle east. >>the u.s. is trying to figure out how it's classified. documents ended up on the social media app. telegram friday. they show israel's potential plans to attack iran in retaliation for its missile attack. october first, certainly we're concerned the white house says the justice and defense departments are investigating the leak. they're being looked into what's being investigated by the appropriate authorities to think that there's this huge breach of trust. appears to

be. >>is just unconscionable. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says the u.s. needs to find out who did this. she says israel's plans could be compromised by what's in those documents. certain movements aerial assets by israel. certain dates. i think could then be used to to iran either defend themselves or to counterattack white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he doesn't expect more documents to come out. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken is heading to israel to press for more aid and a cease-fire. something thought to be within reach after israel killed hamas is leader last week. the strongly that there is an opportunity to the ball forward. blinken's visit comes as israel steps up strikes on lebanon targeting what it says is the financial infrastructure of the terrorist group. hezbollah. >>the attacks have displaced thousands of civilians. we, of course, support efforts to

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her tour to meet the high demand for tickets. and disney plus has released the trailer for goosebumps. the vanishing. it's starring david schwimmer. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, in just a few months, this pop star is going to be shaking her hips in stadiums all across the u.s.. the yes,

her hips, in fact, do not lie back in april. secure. it took the stage at coachella to announce her world tour which was supposed to kick off in california next month. however, last week secure shared an update on her instagram saying that she had to reschedule the north american leg of the store. should your explain that? the production of the show is larger than expected and the demand for tickets and more shows reached the point that the tour now requires stadiums. good problem to have that is as opposed to the smaller arenas that she was originally scheduled to play in. she cure a promise that the new dates would be released this week. and she did keep her word. the new dates and venues have officially been announced that north americans or will now kick off on may 13th at the bank of america stadium in charlotte. she'll be making a stop here in la at sofi stadium on june 20th. so check out the dates for that. get your tickets. now while we are patiently waiting for the release of this movie, critics got a first look this weekend.

we'll you know, it always ends >>yes, that's right. only a select few. get to see the highly anticipated gladiator to and who was among that group. none other than casey lays very own scott movie mantz. he took to x to give his official review. he said, quote, gladiator 2 is indeed the real deal and epic sequel worthy of its oscar-winning predecessor. great action. amazing visual effects stellar performances across the board, especially fall. ms callan, denzel washington, a return to form for director ridley scott. i was entertained said scott movie mantz later, 2 hits theaters for us. normal people. november 22nd. alright, disney plus has released the official trailer for season 2 of this thrilling anthology series. >>he's finally processor chris

only took 30 years. what isn't a brother's clothes from the night? he does. now nobody knows what happened. still to decide. >>that's right. the goosebumps series coming back with a whole new cast. david schwimmer being one of them. all 8 episodes of goose bumps. the vanishing premieres on disney. plus on january 10th. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>the biden administration has proposed a new rule that allows americans to get free birth control and condoms without a prescription. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains. >>picking up contraceptives from your local pharmacy could be free people to serve not only access but convenience and affordability. and that's a key part of the equation. california pharmacist dr. sally rafi says the biden administration is offering that solution on monday.

health secretary javier becerra announced a new federal proposal to change how insurers cover contraceptives. you should not have to pay out of pocket. to get the contraception contraceptives that you need right now. private health insurers do have to cover the cost of contraception when it's prescribed. but the biden administration's new proposal would require insurers to fully cover contraception without a prescription. >>the largest expansion of access to contraceptives. >>in over a decade, the rule would cover condoms, birth control pills and morning after pills and white house adviser jennifer klein says this gives people more choices really puts these decisions in women's hands so that women can get the care, the health care that they need last year use the rule would provide critical flexibility so women can switch birth control without having to go through a lengthy or expensive doctors this will and process that women have had to go through to apply for exceptions to their healthcare provider. now

the rule go through a 60 day comment period before it can be finalized in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>we'll be right back after a quick break. stay

>>folks, we've got some clouds, patchy fog popping up around the bay area. not a thick deck. like you get in the middle of summer. time of the return to the sea breeze, bringing an end to the fire danger around the bay area. that was probably the most welcome sight to see out there today. right now you can see not bad over the bay little haze out there. a little fog there in the distance approaching the coastline. we're going to see that fog overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. nice out toward the golden gate bridge. dry out there right now would love to get a little rain go on. just not right now. tonight, a low clouds and fog on a stick back into the bay

tomorrow, starting out with some patchy fog giving way to some sunshine and a couple passing clouds and then i think the temperatures going to warm up just a little bit. the middle of the week here is we'll see a return to some 80's in some of the valleys. then there's a slight chance of rain late in the day on friday. i think mainly north of the golden gate bridge, although that has been trending drier in the last few runs of the computer models. here we we cold front sliding into the state today bringing some scattered showers up toward crescent city recall. so the chef area not much energy left south for us out of that. just a couple of passing clouds out there make for a nice sunset. the overall, though. yeah, i think most of that energy will stay north of the bay area. and so we're going to sit here high and dry think is high pressure kind of builds in that ridge going to hold on this front gonna die in. there you go. i think we're settling really in a nice pattern. almost what we call a zonal flow where the winds traveling from west and headed east. that's who's usually a good place to be as we're going to see some mild temperatures around the bay area tomorrow afternoon. and a lot of sunshine low. a forecast models do pain a chance of rain coming our way possibly into friday. you see

that approaching storm. but most that energy was ahead. well to the north now, boy, with each it continues to get drier and drier and looks like the best chance north of the golden gate bridge. if we get any at all. on the backside of that and look at the storm system beginning to drop back into the great basin, possibly. and that's when we start to talk about those gusty winds. again, as we get into next week. temperatures for overnight lows. gonna be a little chilly down about 43 in santa rosa. 43 in nevada. little bite in the air there. 40's 50's elsewhere around the bay area. by day tomorrow. a nice temperatures. 65 degrees. some sunshine, some passing clouds in the san francisco little cool out toward the beaches, breezy out there as well. 65 in burlingame, 65 degrees in brisbane about 71 in san carlos. tomorrow, you'll find some sunshine. a couple passing clouds in san jose. 75 comfortable 77 degrees and love more. warm temperatures in many of the inland spots cooler inside the bay and that breeze, that double breeze blowing in the afternoon as well. 64 degrees stinson beach in the next few days. well, we're going to see a nice pattern kind of setting up. going to see warmer temperatures through the next few weeks. slight chance

showers on friday then look like much. and then as we get next week, we're keeping things dry. >>continues for the niners as they can't seem to keep their weapons on the field this week is brandon aiyuk or wind down against the chiefs our our results today did confirm that i you tore his acl and mcl in his right knee. it was sunday night after the game when kyle shanahan actually told us that that's what they were fearful of when it came to that he injured his acl today. that was confirmed and he will now be out for the remainder of the season and will have to undergo surgery and focus on returning next season. the injury happened on that play. you just saw there with seconds left in the 1st half, a 15 yard gain for aiyuk here before being brought down by those 2 guys from our economy and trent mcduffie aiyuk was helped off the field and unable to return after taking that hit to the after the

game. it was his teammates that they were a bit emotional about the possibility of losing ba to injury. and today you can tell in cash in voice that he was as well. >>i talked with him last night, just gone out of how today. but he was, you know, turn spawned out, you know, as you'd expect, but being a strong dude spiritual guy everything happens for a reason. so be alright. but i definitely little down last night >>was now that it's all 4 men. so know we're all here to >>as tough, the bill also was so her a little bit in a different way, though. he was in the hospital since sunday night after the game with a pneumonia-like illness. he suffers from, you know, some fluid in his lungs. they kept him out of the game. he played 4 snaps a start. but it was later determined that he wouldn't return cash in hand saying he was having trouble breathing. and shanahan said that he started to feel bad that night before the game. de

bois de it, which is more than likely early sunday morning. but then as the day went on on game day, progressively got worse. now, there is a possibility that neither deebo samuel or jawan jennings who's dealing with a hip issue will play against the cowboys. this sunday. now on a positive note when it comes to running back christian mccaffrey. well, he's been sidelined. we know since the start of the season, however, catcher kyle shanahan did say today that seems he could return following the bye week. now, of course, is less likely that he returns this week ahead of the cowboys battle. however, after that, they go on a bye. and he is optimistic that there's a possibility of mccaffrey return after there have been no setbacks in his rehabilitation of his achilles tendinitis in both lakes. but now we talk about the games that have gone on. we had a couple monday night football games tonight and will the cardinals and la chargers were one of them and they are now tied for second place in the nfc wis with the forty-niners

because both teams are now the cardinals of the 9 or sitting at 3, 4, on the season. now the seahawks leading the division after their win over the falcons on sunday. they're the only team with a winning record in the nfc west right now as the rams are in last place at 2, 4, meanwhile, it's moses. moody has agreed get paid the big bucks. 39 million dollars for his contract extension on his visit every 39% monday. 45 from the field coming into the season head coach steve kerr coming in this event has his praises, saying that he expects moody play a big role on the team this season >>coming to the nba, you know you it's good thing, but but you got to work for it. you got make your place kind of solidify south over your first to contact. you first. do so being able to do that, even though there's more to come. but just not getting too forward thinking of being able embrace the moment and

appreciate in the nba. things change so fast in were of a change so fast. so, you know, even though you something probably going to have in order and is never the fight into the into actually does so being able defend paper is that. >>solidifying moment couldn't be more excited for moses and his he's everything that we want in our. >>organization. you know, just the character that work ethic, the resilience. yeah, he's earned this just i'm thrilled for him. and i know how excited he is as he should momentous day in his career. he's got a lot of years left to. i think this is great for him and great for us. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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