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you're watching kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. that'll councilmember in san jose is now seeking absence from city council meetings for 2 more weeks. >>omar taurus has not attended any city meetings in. crime allegations against him came to light a staff member with another san jose councilmember sent us a copy of this memo from torres. it asked the city council to excuse his absence from the meeting last night and the next 2 tuesday to take care of his quote, mental health in the memo, torres says, quote, the allegations made against me have significantly impacted my emotional and mental well-being and after careful reflection and kunce consultation with my health care provider. it is clear that stepping back temporarily is essential for me to heal. taurus at his office will remain fully operational and that he is committed to returning to his duties. the san jose city council is set to vote on this request at their next meeting on tuesday.

and torres has been facing growing calls resign in all of this. that includes mayor matt mahan yesterday. the council voted to remove tourists from all of his counsel sign. it meant the council can remove torres if he misses 5 meetings in a row without valid reason. if the council approves says requests he won't have any, an excused absence through the first week in november. now san francisco where at the palace hotel workers are on day 3 of a strike. they're joining thousands of other hotel workers across the country who say they're fighting for a fair contract, but their message also means hours of chanting, honking and drumming. kron four's there sits and spend time at the palace hotel to see how it's affecting its guests. >>whether it's hotel guests, people walking or working in the area. tell many tell us that this strike is just far too loud. some people were covering their ears while others were wearing noise, canceling headphones.

>>a luxury hotel guests paying hundreds of dollars to stay at the palace hotel in san francisco forced to endure allowed strike. >>it's making all this >>it's for hours on end bull horns, drums, chanting and cars honking in support. an employee was wearing protective headphones as he escorted hotel guests through the picket line the site use this hard line leader and tracking well over 100 tests not here. it's very people staying at the palace say they fully it's not as loud inside hotel sailing really well. so it's not disrupting your stay. >>yeah, i mean, they they are. they are out here till 10 wicket here in the conference areas. but as you further and

around side of the however, the noise does travel to surrounding businesses. i feel bad for them by field but for myself. but for people who live here, a man who works across the street did not want to be on camera but explained how the strike is affecting him. can focus. >>and hitting that and doing my job is too much. 2000 employees are on strike at 5 major hotels across the city. this is the only weapon we out right now. the union representing them says they're asking for affordable health care and raises hotel workers say since the pandemic. >>hours have been cut but workhave increased families trying to go what about going so where it feels do it. some guests say they support the strike for they deserve working 2 jobs to put others in the area. hope it ends soon for both potty for everybody for union workers say they will not back down from this fight as their livelihood depends on it. we reached out to the palace hotel.

>>but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. well, tensions ran high today during the trial of the man accused of killing founder bob ali. >>prosecutors revisited messages from lee's ex-wife krista, the texted a friend asking for information on cars any, although the messages weren't directly to her, they accused killer's sister says she felt intimidated by the messages. bob lee's brother spoke out with us about these moments in court. >>really hard today to see, you know, because our kind have 2 sots one side is she's really heartbroken for my brother's death. and the other side, she takes every opportunity, assassinate his character. >>krystal lee was present in court during this testimony and spoke out in the hallway afterwards saying, quote, my husband was murdered. she has no right to make or sell the victim in this. our family was the one that got murdered. chris was far from kuz ares testimony but is allowed back

in court now that because our has been excuse as a witness. wishing gears to weather now we're taking a live look at downtown san francisco. looking like a nice night out there. and it's been some fall temps, but all the rest are week look like that's why we're going to turn to kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>of the u.s. some rain going here. we've also a little fire danger, maybe as we get into next week as well. if the storm zone produce enough rain. so that's why we've got to get things going out there right now. clears can be it's going to be a cold night around part of the bay area. overnight lows dropping down in the 40's and 50's looking chilly. start to your day tomorrow. then mostly sunny, warm afternoon. then this week in the clouds start to roll and there's even a slight chance. maybe some showers. i think as we get in towards sunday, you'll see it here on the long-range forecast. molly got that area of low pressure off the coastline. watch what happens here because the merge with another center of low that's going to come out the gulf of alaska by saturday, early clouding things up and then on sunday starts to drop down a little further, bringing at least a slight chance of showers mainly north of the golden gate bridge.

then that sweeps to the east of us. and as that moves to the east of us sets over the great basin, then we start to worry about some of those offshore winds and higher fire danger, possibly as we head into tuesday of next week. now behind that, we start thinking about halloween when you know what? after the trick or treaters may be a little tricky storm comes rolling in as we head in toward thursday morning on halloween behind that. yet another system being picked up by the models. but this just one computer model. some of the other computer models don't agree with that. so we've got a long way to go to sort things out. feel pretty good about tonight's forecast. overnight lows 40's and some 50's outside tomorrow. you're starting out a little chilly early on. but by the afternoon, you're enjoying a beautiful day. 80 degrees in concord. 78 in livermore, a very comfortable 72 degrees in downtown san francisco. and even 69 and half of 8 next couple days about big changes in the works. you've got some nice weather tomorrow. then the clouds start coming on friday. more clouds over the weekend. much cooler next week and hopefully a little rain. thanks, lauren.

>>well, tonight oakland, family who's used to giving back to the community now finds itself in need of help from it. that's after the oakland hills fire for ad friday badly damaged their home. elaine and jerry sam's have lived there for 30 years and raise their 9 kids together there. sherry was asleep at home when the fire started along 5.80, and quickly jumped to the street, igniting onto their home, elaine. and their kids say they're just grateful that he made it out. but the whole situation has been tough for them. >>or just things things can be replaced. and that's that's true. to a degree. but there's also some things that can't be replaced. and so i have to i'm learning to acknowledge that it's this is a loss and its and this. and it's something i have to agree. >>the couple is staying in the hotel until they find longer term housing. it's expected that their house will take a whole year to be rebuilt. 9 current and former of allay

police officers are being accused of misconduct that led to deaths and serious injuries. aclu is urging state officials to investigate and decertified the officers connected to the deadly on-duty shootings. according to the nonprofit, the city has paid more than 13 million dollars in settlements to victims of police misconduct. earlier this month, the organization filed a complaint against the department for keeping officers on the job after those shootings. >>coming up, the picked off a new season portland. we checked in with some fans excited for the stated.

>>in oakland, the founder of bay area, right. i want to want. >>so i ask anything. >>i do not an event. jacobs lubinski asked his younger brother to help him with a video shoot last thursday to promote an upcoming 5 k run for the social group he founded earlier this year called bay area run we met close to midnight at joaquin miller park in oakland. it out of nowhere. 2 guys walk up for me from behind. and then one pulled out a gun basically like points will been ski says the 2 suspects wearing ski masks then stole all of his stuff camera and lighting here. a drone batteries and

external hard drives totaling at least $30,000 in losses say took all that stuff. >>walked away. i'm not going to chase a guy with a gun i have to make sure my little brother was okay. first both were unharmed. slabinski says police phone lines were tied up for hours that night. >>and his non emergency calls were not answered. he eventually filed a report with police in person. how in the state say because open i got wrong. >>but i there is an issue with people getting caught in something that over in the east bay. and we know that it's not like something he says it certainly does get meanwhile, slabinski has launched an online fundraiser. >>to help recover from the financial laws, car camera equipment. i got the board. i have company bills to pay its just. yeah. just like the last thing i really needed at this point say no arrests have been

announced. philippe djegal all 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. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need.

crashes are a leading cause of death for teenagers in the u.s. and this week officials. so why is teen driving so dangerous? i guess there little inexperienced. >>sure. there's there's an experience. also, you know, driving is new to them and it's exciting and they want to share it with their friends. and that can often lead to distractions. cellphones music, too many people talking in the car. and what have you all those things sort playing the dangers that teens experience while driving. >>and not to mention there

might be some alcohol or drug use that could be used and they're speeding. i'm sure is also a big thing that parents should be talking to their kids about. >>certainly across the board speeding as biggest cause of collisions menlo park in that area. put together. so, you know, to, to teach these young drivers, you know, speed kills that could have effect on not only your life but other people's lives is a a very important lesson to learn you know, from parents or law enforcement officers before it becomes emergency kids wear their seat belts. is that like a cool thing to do these days? >>you know, my experiences that i've doing this for a long time. most most vehicles now kind of come belts that act, you know, put themselves on for the drivers. but over the over the last several years. i've seen more and more teen drivers much more responsible with wearing their seat belts time that in the past.

>>that's good. that's a good thing. can parents do or grandparents? caregivers, neighbors say the teenage drivers tonight or this afternoon after they're learning about this to try to keep these kids safe, not only keep them safe, but other drivers on the road too. >>i think one of the big that, you know, parents and need to be aware of is the rules. you know, there's very specific rules, especially for teens when they got there their learner's permit. you know, they have to have an 18 year-old driver with if you have a new license for the first year and you can't drive between the hours of 11:00pm and 05:00am unless you have a 25 year-old licensed right with you. you can't transport someone under the age of 20 years old unless you have a licensed driver with so a lot of these rules are in place but are ignored and they're there for a reason. and it's so that they driver doesn't get distracted by friends or make bad decisions or fall asleep or that kind of thing. so really when you know, those

papers come from the dmv about the restrictions, driving parents, should really go over that. sort of a simple test to take and you get the piece of paper and a lot of times it's not red and and off, they go on the road and that's that's what we can really run into trouble. >>yeah, i feel like that moment that your teenager is behind the wheel. us quite momentous in in a family kind of scary sergeant a deer thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. i everyone can have a safe conversation tonight about how kids can stay. you know, a little bit safer on the roads. >>as the general election draws near, vice president harris is seizing on comments. former president trump reportedly made while in office about hitler. washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us with that. and the newest developments from the campaign trail. >>in 2 interviews, former chief of staff to former president trump, john kelly said that the former president said positive things about hitler. now the trump campaign is denying that ever happened.

vice president kamala harris is alarmed over allegations. trump's former chief of staff john kelly made in 2 interviews. >>kelly says former president donald trump suggested that not see leader adolph hitler, quote, did some good things. it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. the man who is responsible. >>for the deaths of 6 million jews >>kelly also says trump meets the general definition of a fashion and demands loyalty to himself over the constitution. harris says this shows what americans can expect from a second trump presidency. he wants unchecked power. the question. >>in 13 days will be what do the american people want? trump held 2 events in georgia. the trump campaign denied the reported comments saying kelly had been cloned himself with these debe on

stories. he was fabricating georgia republican congresswoman and trump ally marjorie taylor. greene defended the former president. there is only one regime. >>that has turned the federal government against its political enemies. and that is the biden kamala harris regime. >>power while campaigning in georgia, former president trump continued to make his case against theres. hopefully we fix our country because we have a nation. we are a nation in decline. >>and thursday, former president trump rallies in nevada and arizona and vice president harris will be in georgia campaigning with former president obama reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >>american leaders are concerned that north korea is sending troops to russia. the u.s. defense secretary warned it could be a problem if they're preparing to fight with russia against ukraine. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what we know so far.

>>the pentagon says there's evidence that north korea sent at least 3,000 troops to russia this month. what exactly they're left to be saying, these are things that we need to sort of national security advisor. john kirby says the soldiers are currently being trained in combat and the u.s. is concerned they might be deployed to fight ukraine alongside russia after completing training these soldiers could travel to western russia and then engage in combat. >>against the ukrainian military. that is a very, very serious issue. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin says the pentagon is working to gather more information and is keeping a close eye on the dangerous relationship between north korea and russia to dprk provide the. >>arms and munitions to to russia. and this is a next step. in response, the biden administration says its surging resources to ukraine and is planning to sanction those enabling russia's war. we recognize the potential danger here and we're going to

be talking to allies and partners, including ukrainians about what the proper next steps are going to be. and the officials argue this shows russian president vladimir putin is desperate for help. if russia is indeed forced to turn to north korea for manpower, this would be a sign of weakness, not strength on the part of the kremlin. is an indication >>he may be even more trouble than that in most people realize. plus, they warned that russia's collaboration with north korea violates multiple un resolutions. >>in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >>more news the 2024 election c

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powerful branches of state government. the california legislature. it's 80 assembly members and 40 senators determine policy impacting your life, everything from oil and gas to education to the taxes you but this election, this body will see considerable turnover to significant change over in the makeup, the composition of the california state legislature this year, mcgeorge school of professor chris mckay leases specifically of the 120 lawmakers who currently serve about 25% are leaving the legislature either because they're running for another office. retiring or they've turned out of office after serving the maximum 12 years allowed in the state assembly and senate. all of that means this election, california voters are about to elect a huge new class of lawmakers to state office over 30 new legislators will join the california assembly and senate come december. the second.

>>out of 120 legislators, that's more than a quarter of the legislature will be entirely new individuals. it comes in the legislature that as of today is made up of more than 2 thirds democrats officially giving them a super majority status in the assembly. democrats hold 62 of the 80 seats in the senate. they hold 31 of the 40 seats. that's significant because just by meth alone, the super majority status allows democrats to easily pass bills without ever having to reach across the aisle for republican support. >>but republicans say they're not giving up. >>i know that everything the state party can do to compete and >>we arguing this was california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson earlier this month. she expressed optimism republicans may be able to pick

>>millions of americans have already cast their ballots at early voting polling places or by mail. in tonight's political minutes, connell mcshane breaks down early voting this year and in past elections.

>>less than 2 weeks to go, millions of votes already cast. i'm connell mcshane with newsnation. you know, americans in many states across the country are not waiting to head to the polls. total early votes have already eclipsed 20 million. that number is rising fast. most of the ballots are coming in by mail. but millions of americans also voting early at in person voting places. you can expect the number to continue to rise before election day as more states open up their early voting places and has more americans head to the polls now in 2020 during the pandemic, more than 101 million voters cast early ballots. most of those votes came in the last few weeks of the contest. you can see that 10/18/2020, right about now and the election cycle. only 28 million voters had cast their ballots 2016, which, of course, was a non pandemic year. total 47 million americans voted early. i'm connell mcshane. that's the news nation. political minute. >>district attorney pamela price is turning the now

attacking o'malley by trying to link heard accusations of prosecutorial misconduct. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>these prosecutorial notes demonstrate alameda county prosecutors in prior decades purposely kept blacks and jews off of death penalty juries so says current district attorney pamela price who's been investigating this for 6 months. but wednesday, price made a leap accusing a sitting judge who was a former prosecutor in that office of trying to conceal the misconduct. >>morris jacobson. and a team of investigators appear to have taken part in covering up the evidence of the misconduct instead of investigating the allegations prices this note written by an unidentified ea employee. >>in november of 2004 indicates jacobson did instead want damage the credibility of a former prosecutor who admitted the misconduct was

going on. key sections of the notes which we are providing here today include that they left it with morris saying he would give us direction. >>and they want to find dirt on mr. quite meant. also, the question was asked in writing or in print sees how good are your memories? his point was that he doesn't want any documentation of what we do unless it is agreed upon. >>price who faces a recall election in november, then tried to link the note to former district attorney nancy o'malley who was chief deputy at the time. we know both miss o'malley former district attorney tom orloff aware. >>you know, they because mister jacobson reported to them. and he was assigned by them to defend office. >>price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is

a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >>the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >>misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >>demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >>with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact price in o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have on the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to continue the investigation in the past prosecutorial misconduct in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>more top heada civil rights

complaint has now >>the equal protection project was formed in 2023 to fight discrimination in any form, mostly focused on higher education. santa clara university is the project's current target saying a university program discriminate against anyone was not black. a civil rights complaint against santa clara university was filed wednesday with the u.s. department of education, equal protection project founder william jacobson says the university's black corporate board readiness program or be cbr is the reason which is limited to black executive you can only apply to it if you are black violates the law. you cannot have a program that is open only to one race or excludes

races. jacobson says a university that receives federal funding has to comply with federal law, including title 6 of the civil rights act which prohibits discrimination based on race, color or national origin. bc br was formed in 2020 the same year that george floyd was killed and black lives matter. protests ignited nationwide. jacobson says regardless of the purpose of discrimination, it is unlawful. they view the remedy for racism is more racism. >>and if there is discrimination, if there is an imbalance in corporate boards, it might be perfectly ok to address that. but you can't do it by discriminating. in addition equal protection project says the u.s. supreme court's 2023 decision and students for fair admission affirms the wording of the discrimination complaint to clear university chief justice john roberts wrote in his majority opinion that eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it. so we are challenging this program. >>as violating the law and we asking the office for civil

rights to take action and open a formal investigation. i reached out to santa clara university for comment and a spokesperson got back to me saying the university has not received notice of the complaint and has no comment at this time. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4. >>in national news, several passengers have filed a new lawsuit against frontier airlines after their flight into las vegas caught fire upon landing reporter madison kimbro has the details. >>that point, we have no communication with the title. what kind of leverage radio? they're out. a terrifying situation on october 5th out of harry reid international airport as an abrupt landing caused the plane's tires to explode and its landing gear to collapse, resulting in the aircraft catching fire, according to a frontier airlines spokesperson, the pilots detected smoke and declared an emergency landing at a fire in the right into their on the right fire and then right into her particular here, the place that they closed that runway behind flight 13. 26 was in route from san diego to las vegas when the turbulent landing

occurred. and those in flight lucky to be alive today. and just weeks later, taking matters into their own hands. demopolis law from filing a lawsuit against frontier airlines on behalf of several passengers. the lawsuit alleges passengers were stranded inside the sweltering smoke-filled aircraft for nearly an hour before being evacuated. and while we reached out to some of the passengers onboard that frightful day, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit sharing with me that everyone on the plane was wondering what was going on as there was no communication by the pilot or flight attendants. also sharing the passengers were screaming in the midst of the chaos. and that was the hardest landing that they've ever felt as they were jolted out of their seats. in a statement issued by attorney steve demopolis, he says, quote, while the exact cause of the incident is not clear at this time, negligence may be inferred from the events that occnow to an update on the

granite base. yes, authorities still haven't said what the relationship is between the suspect and the 2 victims. in fact, the coroner has not released any of the identities of those victims, but we learned from sources exactly what that relationship is. we did have an opportunity to speak with the district attorney himself after court. >>and deputy, we'll 36 year-old joseph minds are into court for his arraignment. >>he's accused of killing 2 people inside their oakleaf way home in granite bay on monday. >>mr. mines or has been charged with 2 counts of murder and a special circumstance allegation that involved in multiple murder, meaning when you come more than one person, there's an added an enhancement. he's been charged with those 2 crimes and the allegation he's being held without bail. and

will revisit the case in 2 weeks. >>authorities have not said how the suspect is connected to the 2 victims. >>can't quite common. i apologize can talk about the facts yet. this just happened 2 days ago. there's a lot that has been done a going on and more information be released as we can. but sources close to the investigation tell fox 40 that minds are killed. his mother and brother. >>placer county responded to the home just after 08:00am monday after receiving information of a suspicious circumstance at the home and that a man in his 30's was inside the special enforcement unit, got him to come out just before they discovered the bodies inside in court minds or wore a padded vest for inmates on suicide. watch. he did not speak or answer questions from the judge in court. >>don't know why an attorney was appointed for him so that they can begin working on the case we'll be back in 2 weeks. >>and the arraignment will be

continued to 8.30, on november 6 right here behind me. in superior court reporting in roseville, covering local news. that matters rowena shaddox fox. >>since the bird flu virus was first reported in california in early august. more than 100 dairy herds and more than a dozen dairy workers have since been infected. experts say the spread of the virus has yet decline, causing worry amongst the industry leaders news nation's nancy loo has the details. >>well, according to the cdc, the public health risk is low. however, there is urgent concern about dairy cows in california's central valley. carcasses of dairy cows have been piling up. >>a california veterinarian has been documenting developments reporting dead cows piled along roadways indicating dairy farms are in the midst of an overwhelming virus outbreak. the cdc reports confirmed infections in about 300 herds of cattle. 14 states in all the bird flu

virus, obviously mutating to infect cows and becoming especially deadly in california. researchers are desperately trying to figure out why the mortality rate among california's dairy cows has been as high as 20%. there's also an uptick in human infections of the 27 human cases. about half are california dairy workers. most are fighting mild in symptoms such as conjunctivitis and fever, researchers have yet to figure out how where and when the h 5 n one virus is spreading at dairy farms. we do not know nearly enough about how this virus is transmitted among animals. that's why what we're doing right now is really important. >>so we are evaluating the spread on one of but then we definitely need to consider some other avenues to experts say the virus has been tracked

transferring from birds to cows and back again. >>making it harder to contain. and each transfer is believed to increase the chances of mutation in a way to more easily infect people. now, federal and state health officials say milk is safe to drink since it's pasteurized. that's a process which kills off the virus. concern is growing, though, since much of the nation's milk supply is out of california. there are nearly 2 million dairy cows here that produce about 20% of the nationwide supply. now since production remains at a fairly high level, despite the recent outbreak, the prices of milk remain fairly unchanged for now in los angeles, nancy loo news nation. >>from the bay area through sacramento, the capitol corridor sees thousands of riders every day getting to work school and everywhere else in between. reporter

chloe curtis was on board with a look at how they celebrated a huge milestone on wednesday. it's the only rail service tht connects sacramento and the bay area to silicon valley celebrating a big milestone this for gore. >>this year today and this is the one millionth passenger, ron rossi. and i really don't know how they did the algorithm, but i was very excited in and actually coincided with the fact >>this past month, a complete 14 years of writing capitol corridor. >>14 years of traveling from the capital city to sassoon city. >>you know, if the train was pointed out to me when i was actually interviewing for my position at seminole county. and if you've ever driven highway 80 and occasionally i have to do that myself and reminds me every game that i love taking the train. >>saving time and money along the way that you need save on

gas money. >>for commuters across our region likes the students. city routes can make all the difference. this community is a commuter. >>and so we have a lot of students, lot of work in sacramento. >>francisco capitol corridor says the numbers reflect a promising trend in the state in 2019 ridership was up to 1.8 million plummeting during the pandemic, though last year it climbed to back up to 921,000 and this year a million we're seeing people get back to work. we're seeing people go back in. have a good time again, sporting events and concerts returning after the pandemic, bringing thousands more on board. we carry lots of people down to the forty-niners game. so if you haven't tried that, you might give it a shot and you could soon see more trains on these tracks as capital quarter looks ahead to march of next year when hopes to return to full service for the

first time since before the pandemic with routes to oakland and san jose in student city covering local news that matters quite curtis fox, 40 news. apple tv plus

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>>netflix has announced a two-part documentary all about the jerry springer show. the streamer describes the project as a jaw dropping series. that tells the story of the iconic show. the docu series will be called jerry springer fights camera action. the series will be released on january 7th and now that it led or 2 comes out the same day as wicked. we know this. and this week we sowed you the steamy e w cover with the stars. some behind the scenes clips and now the studio behind the film is hoping to drum up some more excitement with popcorn buckets. the gladiator to

popcorn bucket is shaped in the model of historic colosseum in rome. once you finish your popcorn, you'll find a qr code that lets you watch gladiators fight an augmented reality. the arena bucket will be available at cinemark locations when gladiator 2 hits theaters on november. 22nd. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeff. >>the dow plunge is suffering its worst day since early september. and goldfish is making a shocking name change. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the dow took it on the chin today, falling more than 400 points, but it could have been worse earlier in the day. it was down more than 500 kind of a little bit when the catalyst today nervousness about interest rates and also some wariness about how corporate earnings are going. speaking of which after the closing bell, tesla reported its earnings and came in well better than expected. profits are higher than expected, even though revenue was down a little bit mostly because the company had previously reported that deliveries in the most recent quarter were down. a smidge is

well, nevertheless, tesla pocketing about 2 billion dollars in profit over the last 3 months. meanwhile, boeing down about 2% today after it reported a staggering 6 billion dollar loss for the most recent quarter. it blamed the strike by machinists and also fewer aircraft deliveries. let's switch gears a little bit and look gold fish. yeah, the it's being renamed and that's happening because pepperidge farm, the maker of goldfish wants adults to pay more attention to this that's pretty much synonymous with kids. so for the next week or so, goldfish will be called chilean seabass which i am not making up. now, this is pretty much of a stunt because you're not going to find us on store shelves. these are only available online at only until next wednesday. nevertheless, it's a bold move by pepperidge farm and along the same lines, tootsie pops will now be known as a little taste of back to you. >>sacramento cannabis dispensaries could soon offer onsite lounges if approved by

the city council. the new pilot program would offer 2 types reporter kimberly cruz walks us through the details and explains how soon the city could approve this idea. >>following tuesday's city council meeting the recommendation for this pilot program has been approved and it will now go to city council for a vote now for one dispensary in midtown. if this passes, it would make a years long come true. it brings up our menu. that brings prices my ship a hearty owes is dispensaries store on the corner of j and 23rd streets in midtown. she's been following the conversations surrounding consumption lounges since 2021, this is our edible section. >>knowing one day she might be able to open her very own with going to be an upscale by point. we would like to infuse entertainment coined as the doobie.dan, for now, these purple laws could soon be transformed into something much bigger. if spencer, gives you any idea of the decor. that's what we're going for.

something that's going to attract people. that's something that's going to continue to be fake matai the plan. all she's waiting for is a green light from the city and effort councilmember katie valenzuela has been at the forefront so there's a lot of work that has been done. that tells us that this is possible and as possible to do it safely without significant impacts on the surrounding community. if approved, it would be a 2 tier pilot program. the first year would allow edibles only in the second tier would include inhalation products with additional requirements vallance. well, as says, there are already several cities in california, including san francisco. they have legal consumption lounges, but there are some concerns from the communities surrounding secondhand smoke. since 2006, the surgeon general concludes there's no safe level of secondhand smoke exposure. as you've heard, that elation is not a solution for clean indoor air ventilation can't eliminate all the fine particulates that cause inflammation and rapid health effects and cardiovascular and lung disease. while others say a safe place to consume cannabis is needed for my

post. the smoke. >>i can smoke my apartment. i don't have a safe space to spoke at a small business you're trying to survive. so we're in survival season right now. >>to allow this program to potentially coming to partition with can uphold core business from 0 to 60 and put affect the forefront of a new industry. >>now this recommendation is headed to the full city council for a vote now that is expected to take place on november. 19th in midtown covering local news. that matters really fox 40 news. matters really fox 40 news. >>be right back aft

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attack wednesday against the current alameda county district attorney, former alameda county da nancy o malley. and now she's joining forces to support the recall against pamela price. now, the da is responding. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. the former da digging in saying that pamela price's unqualified, she's a liar. >>and she is making the community dangerous. now, pamela price blasting back.

she has proven herself to not be. >>even appropriate, not holding back. nancy o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years. >>she also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. and now she is launching a scathing critique of her successor, alameda county da pamela price saying that she is supporting the recall of price. she does not honest. she attacks people. >>she now apparently shapes people down and then uses the power of the office to file charges against them. she is not ali says that she is speaking up now as the election is 13 days away. >>she says that she has been working behind the scenes, but recent attacks by price on her administration prompted her to publicly speak out prices recently said o'malley's office had a large back load of domestic violence cases that had to be dropped because they passed deadlines.

o'malley says that never happened. he did not have a backlog. we never lost a case because we didn't file. >>in time and you know the case and she just lost happened under her watch. >>what the public should know is that this is a sign, apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering the role that somali played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial misconduct actually was taking place. >>on wednesday afternoon, price shot back at a news conference addressing how her administration is looking into former prosecutors possibly breaking the law by prohibiting jewish people and blacks to serve on juries. she accused o'malley of profiting on nonprofit programs and other failures. grand jury report of 2022. 2023 that the grand jury in alameda county specifically found. >>that at last year that at

least 25 members of this office illegally used the county's resources campaign from o'malley and that win, she learned about that misconduct. she took no action. >>o'malley's criticism comes on the heels of several organizations as well as politicians speaking out. one politician of note, congressman eric swalwell. and as far as organizations, the alameda county police officers association saying that they, too, are in support of recalling pamela price in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >>more news the moraga orinda f

district is considering an ordinance that will require homeowners to increase defensible space. that's within 5 feet of their homes. this amid an insurance crisis due to the risk of wildfires this season. kron four's gayle ong has the details. >>a matter not if, but when my brother in the fire district chief dave winokur is talking about being prepared when that next big wildfire takes place. chief winokur discuss a proposed ordinance zone 0 with the community earlier this week. the ordinance would require all homes to have no combustible material within 5 feet of their property research in the science research by national institute for science and technology and the institute for business and home safety. a vhs. >>it's been definitive that the presence combust, a vegetation within 5 feet of a structure is highy correlated to structure loss. homeowners would have to remove combust of material that include wood fences, mulch bark. >>dead or dying trees to prevent fire embers from

igniting that could spread to homes. darlene g is the mayor of orinda. we know that this would be a huge change. it would be expensive for people. it would be disruptive and it would would be a huge change to the look and feel of our community. so. >>but we also know how worried people are about fire danger. this proposal comes amid a homeowner insurance crisis. orinda is one of the city's at the top of the list in terms of insured households ever dropped by state farm this year. chief winokur says zone 0 would help in the long term met with the california department of insurance with a number of carriers and with some of the cap model years that that under the right, the wrist. >>and it's very clear the vulnerability present in zones arrows. what creates the risk is the risk and the resulting loss large-scale loss of homes is what's driving the insurance crisis. we can take this action if you are homes, burn insurance crisis will get better. much quicker. >>meantime, mayor g is urging residents to become engaged

with his own 0. think this is going to be something that would be >>very much impacting everyone in the community. so people need pay attention and share how they think about it. >>and his ordinance proposal still in its early stages. the next fire district board meeting is scheduled next month reporting in orinda gayle ong. >>the gates are now officially open for the smith canal gate project in stockton. the project is the first of its kind west of the mississippi wednesday. local officials gather for the ribbon cutting ceremony and reporter cristina bautista has more on how this new flood gate will protect thousands of properties and residents. >>for decades, smith canal residents have been forced to have flood insurance at a very high rates. this smith canal gate project that i'm currently standing on will impact more than 8,500 properties, saving them thousands per year. and they can see those changes as early as 2025. smith can now get

project has been in the works for 10 years. the costs 96 million dollars that came from both state and local funding. there are a couple reclamation districts that work in this area and individually they didn't have the capacity to do a project like this on their own. >>so they asked the san joaquin area flood control agency for help. this is the first project of its kind west of the mississippi in 2007, the flood management agency mapped out stockton residents at high risk of flooding. the only way to avoid mandatory high-cost blood insurance is to provide a project that will allow a minimum of 100 years of flood protection. this is unique because it will block title high tidal flows coming into the atherton cove area and smith canal proper. so what we will do it when we have a high tide exceeds our standards. we will close the gate it will only be temporary and then it will open again when the tide received this. essentially it controls tidal

flows going into smith canal. so they do not overflow overwhelm those levees. stockton is in a unique position where all the rivers go towards the delta. this project will bring unprecedented levels and flood protection for this community. 200 year flood protection when it gets integrated into the 1.4 billion dollar project that we are taking on starting next year with the u.s. army corps of engineers. now have the project finished. they will submitted to fema and then those rates will be re-evaluated in stockton, covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>more top it's a sad day for

major league baseball tonight as mexican american icon. fernando villains has died to los angeles. dodger pitcher was 63 reporter glenn walker has more on the legacy. he now leaves behind. >>in the strike to is headed back to the bucs labeling to second samwell on. >>and you know, you're good when you have an entire cultural phenomenon named after you, baseball world and the city of los angeles. never seen anything like fernando mania with a man that inspired it. fernando valenzuela. >>and islands well, that fairy tale started in a small village in mexico population. 1000 allen's whalen was the youngest of 12 children. by day he would work the farm fields beside his parents at night. he would pitch in the

mexican that's where the dodgers founded in 1979 citing the then 18 year-old 2 years later. thanks to a last-minute injury, wallace, wally became the emergency opening day starter. the rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career than fernando. he won. his first 8 starts with a complete games and 5 shutouts. >>with his unhittable screwball at a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon, especially with the city's latino community, which was no small in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents. >>forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium would be built. that caused decades long rift with team. >>and that was finally healed

by one man >>valens >>whalen won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season. i leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >>it's dodger career culminated 1990, when he threw a no-hitter against the cardinals in 1991, vallas way sign with the angels. pitching 6 more seasons in the big leagues and before returning to his beloved dodgers in a new role. >>i used want to call them not spent almost without what said.

>>partnering with the legendary jaime, kareen. well, as wally was a longtime color commentator on the dodgers, spanish language broadcast and they bring himself to a new generation of fans in southern california. already a dodgers ring of honor member in 2023. the team retired ballots way. let's number 34 even though it was already clear. there will never be another. fernando ramirez was a raise moments in my career. >>we are all megan overall signed. it is dyer's. >>from the bay area through sacramento, the capitol corridor sees thousands of riders every day getting to work school and everywhere else in between. reporter chloe curtis was on board with a look at how they celebrated a huge milestone on wednesday. it's the only rail service that connects sacramento and the bay area to silicon valley

celebrating a big milestone this for gore. >>this year today and this is the one millionth passenger, ron rossi. and i really don't know how they did the algorithm, but i was very excited in and actually coincided with the fact >>this past month, a completed 14 years of writing capitol corridor. >>14 years of traveling from the capital city to sassoon city. >>you know, if the train was pointed out to me when i was actually interviewing for my position that seminole county. and if you've ever driven highway 80 and occasionally i have to do that myself and reminds me every game that i love taking the train. >>saving time and money along the way that you need save on >>for commuters across our region likes the students. city routes can make all the difference. this community is that commuter.

>>and so we have a lot of students, a lot of in sacramento. >>francisco capitol corridor says the numbers reflect a promising trend in the state in 2019 ridership was up to 1.8 million plummeting during the pandemic, though last year it climbed to back up to 921,000 and this year a million we're seeing people get back to work. we're seeing people go back in. have a good time again, sporting events and concerts returning after the pandemic, bringing thousands more on board. we carry lots of people down to the forty-niners game. so if you haven't tried that, you might give it a shot and you could soon see more trains on these tracks as capital quarter looks ahead to march of next year when hopes to return to full service for the first time since before the pandemic with routes to oakland and san jose in student city covering local news that matters quite curtis fox, 40 news. >>the 2024 election could result in big changes for the california state legislature.

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >>it's one of the most powerful branches of state government. the california legislature. it's 80 assembly members and 40 senators determine policy impacting your life, everything from oil and gas to education to the taxes you pay. but this election, this body will see considerable turnover to sgnificant change over in the makeup, the composition of the california state legislature this year, mcgeorge school of professor chris mckay. lee says specifically of the 120 lawmakers who currently serve about 25% are leaving the legislature either because they're running for another office. retiring or they've turned out of office after serving the maximum 12 years allowed in the state assembly and senate. all of that means this election, california voters are about to elect a huge new class of lawmakers to state office over 30 new legislators will join the

california assembly and senate come december. the second. >>out of 120 legislators. that's more than a quarter of the legislature will be entirely new individuals. it comes in the legislature that as of today is made up of more than 2 thirds democrats officially giving them a super majority status in the assembly. democrats hold 62 of the 80 seats in the senate. they hold 31 of the 40 seats. that's significant because just by meth alone, the super majority status allows democrats to easily pass bills without ever having to reach across the aisle for republican support. >>the republicans say they're not giving up. >>i know that everything the state party can do to compete and win. >>we arguing this was california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson earlier this month. she expressed optimism republicans may be able to pick up a few seats in the legislature. the enthusiasm she says comes after republican voter registration

increases in every senate and assembly district. we can't leave any vote on the table. but even so mick hayley says it would be very challenging for the gop to make major inroads in the legislature all in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one democrats would have to lose 9 assembly seats or 4 senate seats in order to lose their super majority status. >>i don't see any scenario where the super duper majority is going to change anytime soon. so no, i think that the legislature will not in any way change partisan affiliation. >>and after they're elected, new members will officially be sworn in here at the capitol in early december reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>teachers with the loss will meet. has education association in menlo park are now on strike. they're calling

for higher wages and better health benefits. last night school district made a new offer, but the teachers rejected it. kron four's michael teachers here at last was me to school district. haven't had a contract in over a year yesterday. those negotiations between the union and district lasted until midnight. and you can see they came no agreement leading these teachers out of the classroom. >>and onto the picket lines. dozens of teachers bus drivers, front office workers, parents and students all strikes wednesday morning in menlo park. >>asking lost those me to school district for more, we are looking for. >>their compensation and benefits. our teachers who work hard to be valued. we are looking for. the district management to reprioritize the budget all hard rock. the district says it offered the group a two-year contract that included a 7% pay raise for the last school year. >>and a 3% for this year. plus a $3,000 stipend and health care benefits equaling to 100%

coverage. but the union says it once 8% pay raise for both years of floating cap of 110 health care coverage and removal of retirement system and asked that the district says what set off its budget reserves management has the money. this was pointed out in our fact-finding report. >>and they can afford to give us a race. no school was canceled and substitute. teachers were called officials asked students to gather in the gym with their grade. >>and knowing their kids weren't getting a full learning experience is upsetting. >>it has any impact on the students also has an impact in the community. we know that this although downstream in a in a in a bad way, the district sent us a statement saying in part, quote, in an attempt to avert a strike, the district tried to conform as closely as possible to the recommendations in the neutral fact-finding report. >>please note that our offer introduces financial risk that will result in difficult decisions about the district's budget and reserves moving forward.

>>as we get more details from both the union and of course, the district will keep you updated. that's a very latest here in menlo park. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. >>in oakland, the founder of bay area run club is recovering from a $30,000 loss. kron four's lead call reports he was robbed at gunpoint at a park in oakland. >>wish i don't want so i ask anything. >>i do not an event. jacobs lubinski asked his younger brother to help him with a video shoot last thursday to promote an upcoming 5 k run for the social group he founded earlier this year called bay area run we met close to midnight at joaquin miller park in oakland. it out of nowhere. 2 guys walk up for me from behind. and then one pulled out a gun basically like points out will been ski says the 2 suspects wearing ski masks then stole all of his stuff camera and lighting here. a drone batteries and external hard drives totaling

at least $30,000 in losses say took all the stuff. >>walked away. i'm to chase a guy with a yeah. i have to make sure my little brother was okay. first both were unharmed. slabinski says police phone lines were tied up for hours that night. >>and he's not. emergency calls were not answered. he eventually filed a report with police in person. how essay say because open i got wrong. >>but i mean, there is an issue with people getting robbed something that over in the east bay. and we know that it's not like something new, but he says it certainly does get old. meanwhile, slabinski has launched an online fundraiser. >>to help recover from the financial loss, car camera equipment. i've got to warn i have company bills to pay its just. yeah. just like the really needed at this point say no arrests have been

announced. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. since the bird fl

was first reported in california in early august. more than 100 dairy herds and more than a dozen dairy workers have since been infected. experts say the spread of the virus has yet decline, causing worry amongst the industry leaders news nation's nancy loo has the details. >>well, according to the cdc, the public health risk is low. however, there is urgent concern about dairy cows in california's central valley. carcasses of dairy cows have been piling up.

>>a california veterinarian has been documenting developments reporting dead cows piled along roadways indicating dairy farms are in the midst of an overwhelming virus outbreak. the cdc reports confirmed infections in about 300 herds of cattle, 14 states in all the bird flu virus, obviously mutating to infect cows and becoming especially deadly in california. researchers are desperately trying to figure out why the mortality rate among california's dairy cows has been as high as 20%. there's also an uptick in human infections of the 27 human cases. about half are california dairy workers. most are fighting mild in symptoms such as conjunctivitis and fever, researchers have yet to figure out how where and when the h 5 n one virus is spreading at dairy farms. we

do not know nearly enough about how this virus is transmitted among animals. that's why what we're doing right now is really important. >>so we are evaluating the spread on one of equipment. but then we definitely need to consider some other avenues to experts say the virus has been tracked transferring from birds to cows and back again. >>making it harder to contain. and each transfer is believed to increase the chances of mutation in a way. >>to more easily infect people. now, federal and state health officials say milk is safe to drink since it's pasteurized. that's a process which kills off the virus. concern is growing, though, since much of the nation's milk supply is out of california. there are nearly 2 million dairy cows here that produce about 20% of the nationwide supply. now since production remains at a fairly high level, despite the recent outbreak, the prices of milk

remain fairly unchanged for now in los angeles, nancy loo news nation. >>bitcoin is making a comeback. and when prices getting close to its record high for tomorrow has the details from la bitcoin day in tonight's richaun tack. >>just when you thought bitcoin might have had its moment, it is back in the spotlight with a price that slowly creeping up towards its all-time high. recently, i visited bitcoin day an entire event dedicated to the crypto currency. i found investors are still sold on the benefits of digital money. if you bitcoin already had its moment, think again. it's like so many things in life. you don't have to everything about it. we just have to believe in and buy and hold it because it's that's the future of money at la bitcoin day. the conviction is strong. hardcore that corner. i think it's

amazing. i only saved in i don't do stocks event organized by an app name swan, which is focused on long-term investing in bitcoin. it's just >>the most fascinating thing that i think has happened, big coin was created in 2009 by an anonymous programmer under the name satoshi nakamoto. now that is something that was a genius marketing stroke by the creator of the clients. pilar alert soto. created bitcoin. >>was the best diplomat in the whole part of the appeal of bitcoin is its supply is limited and no government bank or group controls it. the price has been up and down over the years, currently hovering around $65,000. a coin down. very important. you can buy a piece of a decline. you don't have to buy a whole thing. they point to tractors criticize its volatility, environmental impact, alyssa, it uses lack of regulation and scalability issues. big point

is it is a strange animal. so i think that primary question is just white. we want to know why isn't helping point? so he's first place it comes parking math, ukraine or has a popular youtube channel called bitcoin university. i think the most important thing to understand about bitcoin is that it's it's not bad. it's going to be hundreds, if not thousands of years. thanks to the way it was constructed for such a popular topic. bitcoin remains shrouded in mystery. my wife kinda wanted me to come because she liked us the chance interact with my people >>many of the people i spoke with only believe in bitcoin and not the other cryptocurrencies out there. keep in mind is always best to do your own research and understand the risks before you invest in anything. not just crypto. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>apple tv plus really is a first look at the second season of severance. plus, the jerry springer show is getting the netflix treatment with a

two-part documentary. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, we start here with our first look at the highly anticipated second season of the hit apple tv. plus show severance. check it out. >>to sever my memories. and my personal life. one miserable.

>>who are you? people? welcome back. mark a minute. >>it's been nearly 3 years since the show's debut and season 2 of severance will return on january. 17th. now this iconic and controversial show is getting the netflix treatment. >>thank you. >>netflix has announced a two-part documentary all about the jerry springer show. the streamer describes the project as a jaw dropping series. that tells the story of the iconic show. the docu series will be called jerry springer fights camera action. the series will

be released on january 7th and now that it led 8 or 2 comes out the same day as wicked. we know this. and this week we showed you the steamy e w cover with the stars. some behind the scenes clips and now the studio behind the film is hoping to drum up some more excitement with popcorn buckets. the gladiator to popcorn bucket is shaped in the model of historic colosseum in rome. once you finish your popcorn, you'll find a qr code that lets you watch gladiators fight an augmented reality. the arena bucket will be available at cinemark locations when gladiator 2 hits theaters on november. 22nd. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>sacramento, cannabis dispensaries could soon offer onsite lounges if approved by the city council. the new pilot program would offer 2 types reporter kimberly cruz walks us through the details and explains how soon the city

could approve this idea. >>following tuesday's city council meeting the recommendation for this pilot program has been approved and it will now go to city council for a vote now for one dispensary in midtown. if this passes, it would make a years long come true. it brings up our menu. that brings prices my ship a hearty owes is dispensaries store on the corner of j and 23rd streets in midtown. she's been following the conversations surrounding consumption lounges since 2021, this is our edible section. >>knowing one day she might be able to open her very own with going to be an upscale by point. we would like to infuse entertainment coined as the doobie. dan, for now, these purple laws could soon be transformed into something much bigger. if spencer, gives you any idea of the decor. that's what we're going for. something that's going to attract people. that's something that's going to continue to be fake matai the plan. all she's waiting for is

a green light from the city and effort councilmember katie valenzuela has been at the forefront so there's a lot of work that has been done. that tells us that this is possible and it is possible to do it safely without significant impacts on the surrounding community. if approved, it would be a 2 tier pilot program. the first year would allow edibles only in the second tier would include inhalation products with additional requirements vallance. well, as says, there are already several cities in california, including san francisco. they have legal consumption lounges, but there are some concerns from the communities surrounding secondhand smoke. since 2006, the surgeon general concludes there's no safe level of secondhand smoke exposure. as you've heard, that elation is not a solution for clean indoor air ventilation can't eliminate all the fine particulates that cause inflammation and rapid health effects and cardiovascular and lung disease. while others say a safe place to consume cannabis is needed for my post. the smoke. >>i can smoke my apartment. i don't have a safe space to spoke at a small business

you're trying to survive. so we're in survival season right now. >>to allow this program to potentially coming to partition with can uphold core business from 0 to 60 and put affect the forefront of a new industry. >>now this recommendation is headed to the full city council for a vote now that is expected to take place on november. 19th in midtown covering local news. that matters really fox 40 news. 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.

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weeks to go until the election, millions of americans have already cast their ballots at early voting polling places or by mail. in tonight's political minutes, connell mcshane breaks down early voting this year and in

past elections. >>less than 2 weeks to go, millions of votes already cast. i'm connell mcshane with newsnation. you know, americans in many states across the country are not waiting to head to the polls. total early votes have already eclipsed 20 million. that number is rising fast. most of the ballots are coming in by mail. but millions of americans also voting early at in person voting places. you can expect the number to continue to rise before election day as more states open up their early voting places and has more americans head to the polls now in 2020 during the pandemic, more than 101 million voters cast early ballots. most of those votes came in the last few weeks of the contest. you can see that 10/18/2020, right about now and the election cycle. only 28 million voters had cast their ballots 2016, which, of course, was a non pandemic year. total 47 million americans voted early. i'm connell mcshane. that's the news nation political minute. some of those temperatures

popping up in the 80's. i think very close by tomorrow. as high pressure just gonna hold on for at least one more day. but after that, things begin to change. a nice look, though, from the east bay hills, the berkeley hills, you're looking. >>clear skies out over the bay right now. no fog to speak of along the coastline are looking good. but with clear skies are going to likely see some cool temperatures developing throughout the night tonight and tomorrow morning. little busy out there on the golden gate bridge right now. but there are no clouds across the golden gate bridge. so overnight tonight we're gonna keep things clear. tomorrow we're waking up mostly sunny side up. the temperatures are going to be warming up and looking very nice as we head toward the middle of the day in the afternoon as we get into friday and this weekend things begin to change. the clouds start to thicken up. you know, there's even a chance we could see a few showers as we head toward a lot of part of the weekend out the door right now. 56 in pacifica. 59 now in san francisco, 60 in sausalito. 54 in napa and 69 still fairly warm for this time of night in fairfield off the coastline, though we've got that our low pressure spinning around that is going to merge with the system up in

the gulf of alaska. you'll see right here on the long-range forecast model as we head through time, a merger that would pretty big storm for the pacific northwest. but by the time it gets here, just not a whole lot of energy, a slight chance showers as we get into sunday. doesn't look like much behind i think we see that area of low pressure kicks in the east over the great basin. we may be talking about some more fire danger and gusty winds as we head toward tuesday. and then in the halloween there's a slight chance we could be talking about more showers and then another one right behind that. he's getting a little more active. nothing too crazy yet in the pacific, but looks like things are going to start picking up overall. i think net temperatures tonight going to be little chilly in spots. we've got a lot of 40's and 50's by day tomorrow numbers. well, not bad at all. the san francisco these warm days. we've got 70's in the san francisco along the coastline, 60's and 70's. as you get inland, comfortable weather out there. that's for sure. and it's going to stay that way for least tomorrow. and then after that, not friday. should be a nice day. we're gonna see nice. warm month. that will begin to cool things down. those clouds really begin to roll in. so over the next few days, everything begin change the clouds

rolling in starting late on friday into saturday sunday. there's a slight chance of shock. back in the warriors. they are looking for a bounce-back season. >>donation day used to watching a postseason that doesn't involve there. but 11 warriors, they look to start their journey back tonight against the blazers and believe it or not. this is steph curry. 16th year in the league. i remember when got drafted 2008, early on buddy hield showing he was a prized offseason acquisition. 2nd quarter. >>but he against with the tip staff and then lose ball against buddy. he has such it's pretty shot. 22 points. buddy off the bench and 3rd quarter golden state up 11 staff. working this pick and roll with tv ad. give them all

those 79 in 10 step even played a 4th. almost had a triple-double moments later, andrew wiggins from the far corner, he knocks that down 20.4 weeks, 13 three-run 4th quarter warriors up huge play things in near steel. raised back, puts it on his jackson-davis. he gave me of 5 for 5 from the floor near steel warriors blowout. the blazers won. 39 this is the largest season. opening margin of victory shop in franchise history. 7 people to get stored in double figures today. he'll 12 player can slain. and steve kerr if not conventional isn't let's get used to. not easy on. >>on anybody, just have to trust that from one night to the next we're going to find guys and combinations that really work. and the guys have to understand that some nights

there night some nights not. and that's ok, as long as we continue to play together and play hard fun to watch them play tonight. everybody had to live right now. these comes in and i. >>you there's no egos been on you come in here. there's a standard. and these guys go by in his county ship done the work do want to say is wrong because whatever is right, these go like that. just try to for on how tie myself into their uniqueness effective. >>the forty-niners have just about been through it all this season and we are only halfway through it. their opponent this week, the dallas cowboys in dallas is in the same boat. both teams will be playing for a lot on sunday night football. the niners lose. they'll be 2 games below 500, which is essentially a death sentence in the nfl at this point of the season. but they refused to call this a must-win game and the leaders are also refusing to hit that

panic button. >>is optimistic as they doesn't matter what's going >>and that that the here for us kron 4 news, we'll be back with the morning news. g at 5 o stephanie rothman. things are watching.

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