>>welcome. you're watching kron. 4 news at 11 30. we have breaking news out of san jose tonight where police are investigating a crash that left a man dead. >>it happened around 10 tonight near san jose city hall. our crew was on scene for another story when they

saw paramedics rushing to help a man lying on a sidewalk. that's on 4th street off east santa clara street officers laters told us the man did not survive. we have reached out to san jose police from our details and we will, of course, update you as soon as we hear back. good evening. i'm stephanie rothman. now to a disturbing story out of the east bay. tonight. a teenage boy is accused of attacking an assistant principal and tracking her by her hair. it all happened at a high school homecoming dance. and as students and parents are calling the incident troubling to say the least kron four's. sara stinson reports from san ramon. >>and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and

that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall to very concerned about the that any student help shield of make an assault, staff adams daughter addie was at the dance. she says she didn't see anything but quickly learned about what happened. and i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious. >>does and why it happens and just questions and concerns. the 10th grader says it's been a huge topic at school this week. there's been a lot of discussion in classrooms with teachers and people have a lot of questions and stuff. i'ts

personally don't know which just some principle laws because there's 5 0st so that we have sadie says students are not allowed to bring guests from other schools to the dance. so it's unclear why the teen was there. the san ramon valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school, really great community. so when something like this happens, it surprising it's disheartening? >>because that's not how the majority of our community treats each the district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. the upcoming recall election

against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal fight. >>east bay congressman eric swalwell is now threatening to sue that. the congressman says pices may false and malicious statements about him. that's in response to his support to recall her. the da has accused swalwell of trying to push her out to cover up an ethical practices from one. he served as a deputy d a lawyers representing swalwell say prices today's to retract her statement or be sued for defamation. >>claims range from professionalism to racism. pretty much anything she could think of to tarnish the congressman and the congressman is a patriot. he's honest. he's ethical public servant. this is just an obvious attempt. a desperate act of someone who is seeing the walls close in on her regarding the recall effort. >>this legal threat comes just a day after former da nancy o

malley came out in support of the recall. the campaign team for da price says the lawsuit is political grandstanding. and here's a live look at the bay bridge tonight. the cars crossing it could go off for the next 6 years. >>that's if officials approve a new proposal. the bay area toll authority is considering to increase bridge tolls for all bay area. bridges. >>that's except for the golden gate bridge. but it would happen every year until 2030. the toll authority says the increase needed to pay for construction and maintenance would help and they all are still trying to make up for lost revenue from the pandemic. these are the proposed increases for the fast track users tolls are set up to go $8 next year. and that was approved by voters in a previous election. but this new toll increase would be by $0.50 every year. eventually capping out at 10, 50 in 2030. and those without fast track, they could pay even more. the

authority is set to vote on this proposal next month. going to take a live look now at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. looking like a beautiful night there. there's a lot of talk about, though, in the coming days, crown for sheet. we're all just lawrence karnow is here with more. lawrence. >>we got some more changes coming our way overnight. tonight. we're going to begin to see few clouds gonna start to filter into our skies overnight promise some patchy fog moving back in along the coastline as we're going to see a change in the wind pattern, more of an onshore breeze tomorrow, partly cloudy, mild, warm temperatures around the bay or should be another nice day. then we get the weekend. the clouds on the increase. i think there's a slight chance of showers as we head in towards sunday night. want to show you long-range forecast right now. high pressure overhead. we've got that cut off low spinning off the coastline. another storm system in the gulf of alaska. these are going to begin begin to emerge over the next 24 hours. and so as we get into sunday, there you go. your chance of rain beginning to dip in the bay area, mainly north of the golden bridge. but we could see some showers along the san mateo county

coastline, even into the santa cruz mountains and then that just kind of slides on by. and then by next tuesday, that case to the east of us also that low pressure centers over the great basin. we could be talking about some strong, northerly gusty winds and higher fire danger as we start out next week. now behind that, of course, we've got the end of october we've got halloween coming our way when you know for trick or treaters right now, it looks like a bit of a trick as we've got a chance of rain moving in on thursday. so other big changes coming our way. temperatures tomorrow. going to start out a little cooler, leon 40's and 50's u.s. start your day by the afternoon. we should break out some sunshine a few passing clouds. nice day outside about 78 fremont. 75 degrees in oakland. 78 napa and warm 80 degrees in antioch next couple days. those temperatures dropping off those. the clouds begin to move in for the weekend. chance showers on sunday. those winds expected to kick up again on tuesday. thanks, lauren. >>well, new tonight with just under 2 weeks to go until election day, san francisco mayoral shuts off. i e his campaign is cleaning a break-in

campaign office in the mission district today. suffice as the man who did it has lloyd it around their headquarters multiple times in the past. and today he says the man was intimidating his staff from the atrium, taking it one step further when one woman went to lock the doors of the office, that man threw a large rock through the glass wall. take a look at this. you can see his headquarters windows shattered the broken glass covering the entire front entrance. the break-in happened on mission and 22nd streets. staff immediately call police when this happened and the suspect ran off. a police report has been filed. but staff it says it's unclear if this was directed at their campaign or just about overall crime in general. but he says it does serve as one more example of how break-ins and crime as small businesses around town is a big topic that voters are worried about calling it intimidation that he and the people of san francisco should not stand we heard over and over again from businesses.

>>they're concerned about safety. they're concerned about individuals that have might have mental health and drug addiction issues coming in are asking. >>their patrons or their staff just talked about the overall safety and concern in san francisco. >>if elected, his plan is to increase police presence and has more cameras around the city. suffice as the damage will not deter their efforts, though, at the headquarters, the office will reopen tomorrow morning and they'll take more precautions. the incident is under investigation. oakland mayor sheng thao is calling a recall effort against her a battle over coal. she claims coal interests are the ones leading this recall campaign and all because she said no to it in oakland today she earned the support of the grassroots organization called no coal in oakland dedicated to clean energy. >>you west oakland, we have the highest rate of asthma for black families. and we don't

want that. we know that. that's what we had. we're saying we don't want that anymore. we want all children to thrive. and this is why we're such staunch staunchly saying no on call. >>voters will decide on november 5th. if the mayor gets to keep her job, if she is recalled, another election will be held at a later date to select her replacement. a candidate running for a council seat in milpitas says he has appalled and as hard and after his campaign banner was vandalized, bill to sent us this picture of a campaign poster on barbara lane. it's vandalized with anti asian graffiti milpitas. police say they're aware of this and are investigating it. >>well, coming up, a new effort underway in jose. remove councilmember omar torres. it's council meetings amid crime allegations. we'll be right back with more.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. new developments tonight in the case battled san jose city councilman omar torres. he's facing child crime allegations. and earlier this week he was asked to be excused for his absence from meetings for 30 days. a fellow council member says he wants to do everything he can remove him from office. cough or shock moment has the very latest. >>now, if omar torres does get his absence request approved by city council, there's no telling how long he could hang on to his city council seat for city charter states. he

has to have 5 unexcused absences before he could be removed from his seat. right now he's at 0 unexcused absences. that's why i spoke earlier today with councilmember bn one about how he's trying to change the city charter to make it easier to push out people like omar torres in the future. this is not good for our community. this is not good for our city is not good for. >>for anyone in the city, especially people who have children. councilmember be antoine from district 7 was the first councilmember to call for his colleague and battled councilmember omar torres to resign. >>he's also the only representative to vote no on torres. this request to be excused from an earlier city council meeting. he had lost all the trust from the community, the workers, the businesses in the city of san jose. >>and i don't think we should have a council member that represent our community in that fashion. torres will need 5 unexcused absences to be removed from office. councilmember one says that's too long of a wait. and i think that we will look at every possible avenue within

the legality of the laws to make sure that we remove councilmember torres from his position. one says he wants to change the city's charter to make it so someone investigate for felony crime could be removed. right now. it's only if they are found guilty of that crime. we are talking to the city attorney to to see how do we change the charter dot proposal comes 2 weeks after the release of a police affidavit which torres admitted to sending lewd text about children. torres has denied any wrongdoing and has declined numerous calls to resign. council members want says the pressure should keep coming. and i think it's not if but when he's going to do it. torres represents one of the densest areas in population, most of downtown and japan town getting back to like how downtown news to me for this employee at scratch. cookery. he says torres should resign. i would love transparency, but >>councilmember one says that

any potential action to the city charter may not affect torres of torres ends up resigning. we did reach out to attorneys representing omar torres. we have yet to hear back reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>tonight, a produce company in monterey county is recalling its onions. this fall's the e-coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. mcdonald's says officials say taylor farms in salinas and onions to a distribution facility which lets the food poisoning outbreak. taylor farms issued the recall of all hole and icl onions out of abundance of caution. the fda to not confirm the link to taylor farms bus as raw onions are likely a cause. one person has since died and 49 others in 10 states have gotten sick. other restaurant chains including taco bell pizza hut and kfc have all temporarily stopped using the on the u.s.. is your local election headquarters. 7 swing states up for grabs in this presidential election.

and as is the bay area, volunteers had travel to those states to campaign for the vice president. buses like this one feels the people got to knock on doors have said residents out of state to help get as many votes as possible. volunteers are assigned target independents and democrats. one resident says he's not on more than 300 doors in one battleground state of north carolina this month alone. >>one person yelled at me through her ring doorbell to get off of her parts. >>and i had another one man that opened the curtain on her door and shoot me off of her porch. but beyond everyone is actually very fine player. >>those trips are not wrapping up just yet. volunteers tell us there are more plan up until the very last weekend before election day. and what and with less than 2 weeks ago, until then, supporters of prop for continue to push for the measure of a proposed climate bods. if approved, it will allow the state to borrow 10 billion dollars in general

obligation, bond stuff and climate-related projects and programs. this includes wildfire prevention, coastal erosion and clean energy funds. activists believe without this, though, climate changes like mega droughts, floods and fires will only get worse. you not have to live this way in california anymore. >>we do not have to experience the consequences. climate-related disasters without doing something more aggressive about it. >>on the other hand, opponents argue it does not do enough for flood control and approving the bucs will only be putting the stay further into debt. >>coming up on 4 news freedom be on the horizon for the menendez brothers locked up since 1989 for killing their parents where the case stands tonight.

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.

>>and southern california after spending more than 3 decades in prison for murdering their parents. the menendez brothers could now be one step closer to freedom. reporter kareen wynter has the latest from los angeles. >>lyle and erik menendez convicted felon serving a life sentence with no chance of a prison release. up until now, a stunning turn of events that could grant them their freedom. kelly county district attorney george gascon on announcing a re sentencing decision after prosecutors review new evidence in this notorious case. they have been in prison for nearly 35 years. i believe. that they have paid

their debt to society. the brothers were convicted of fatally shooting their parents in 1989 after years of alleged abuse by their dad. jose menendez, lyle and erik claim their lives were in danger and that their parents, jose and kitty menendez wanted to kill them to cover up the alleged abuse. there were 2 trials. the first one ended in a hung jury. the second a first-degree murder conviction with no parole. the menendez brothers legal team asked prosecutors to take a second look at this high profile case with newly surfaced evidence like a letter eric wrote to his cousin detailing the alleged abuse before the murder. >>also, a former member of the boy band menudo came forward alleging jose menendez as a music executive at rca records sexually abused him when he was just 14 years old. we're going to recommend to the court. >>they had the life without the possibility of parole be removed. and they will be sentence for murder. because there are 2 murders involved

that we 50 years life, however, because of their age. under the law since they were under 26 years of age. at the time crimes occurred, there will be. eligible for parole. >>you even know guess cohn has re sentenced over 300 people during his. his time as the district attorney in cases like this, where it it is literally life in prison without the possibility of parole. never happens in this high profile of a case where there is an admission children's ruta lee shooting their parents. this is almost unprecedented. >>ahead of diwali or the festival of lights. a mother is sharing a warning tonight about firework danger. stay with us. we'll be right back after a quick break. we're now

just a week away from the start of diwali, the hindu festival of lights. it's a fun time filled with music, food and family. fun. but its also often celebrated with candles and fireworks. and that has some health and fire risks. kron 4 shaw's clifford has the details. >>while the volley is celebrated by more than a billion people worldwide, hundreds of thousands of people here in the bay area. unfortunately, every year people are injured, mainly burned during the festival. rally is a celebration of light over darkness. good over evil is also often celebrated

using candles and fireworks, especially handheld sparklers. and that's where the danger lies. sorry, traditional indian clothing worn during are often made of silk in synthetic fibers, which are flammable doctorshere at valley medical center say that many of the injuries they see during volley are the result of saris catching fire. >>the severity of burns that we have seen on the surpasses what we have seen on 4th of july. we've had, you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sorry caught fire from candles. >>last year, gina raimondo says 13 year-old daughter was burned when a sparkler caught her sorry on fire. she spent 9 weeks receiving care here at valley medical center. she has since made a full recovery. but her mother is asking other parents to use caution. >>have to be really careful with them in 2 years we are using at on fire sparklers. so if you any care for him. >>the santa clara county fire departments also reminding

everyone that there's still a high risk of wildfires across california and they are encouraging those who celebrate volley to avoid using open flames. we stress the importance of considering alternatives to the use of open flame. >>led lights. if you do use candles, placed them on surfaces that are not combustible so that if they get knocked over, they don't start a fire. and finally, the fire departments also reminding the public that fireworks are illegal across santa clara county. now, if you are going to use fireworks or open flames, consider having a fire extinguisher nearby or something as simple as a bucket of water. >>but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>a vision to help educators and their families is coming into view on the peninsula. new housing development will open soon bill to create a more affordable option for teachers so they can live closer to where they work. kron four's terisa stasio has the details of project.

>>a conference covering controversial issues facing the asian-american community kicks off this uc berkeley, the event also features a number of prominent personalities in a and h i p i space to give us a preview. kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with organizer randall. yep. also the founder of the nonprofit has in news. >>randle, you're calling this conference common ground. what inspired that and why launch this now? >>well, i think there's a

feeling out there in the general public. there's just too much bickering between the different parties, too much bickering, especially on social media between people were not really listening to each other. we don't really understand each other in this partisan divide is showed up you know, we sent people research study which basically when people are asked, you know what, how do you perceive politics? they basically said it was vice is was too much bickering to words. there was not enough attention paid on solutions. so what we want to do is bring people together in a respectful manner on opposing sides. and hopefully we can reach to find some sort of common ground so we work together and try to figure out where we need to go from here. >>now you do have a number of different panels and special guests that we're showing on the screen at right now. there are touching on a number of hot-button topics. well, guess what people can expect. >>among the topics, one of the most interesting tiger parenting. so the ceo of ancestry dot com describes herself as a tiger mom. her name is debbie and their

daughter bethany and her will be appearing together. bethany is a junior in high school getting ready for college and she doesn't always appreciate that. parenting techniques over tiger mom and the 2 will be used to discussing it among themselves and out in the open forum in respectful matter. but in an engaging matter, we also have 5 easing who is the founder of the new press foundation. and his story is well known. he spent 20 years in san quentin and he exodus and clinton basically very reform done, very community minded. and now he's going out there. he's really recognize respected advocate for asian american community. you know, he's actually pardoned by governor newsom and he will discussing carl chan who was behind the recall kamala price dope and just down to county district attorney and he's used to be to us. it has been too soft on crime city to will be discussing whether we should be emphasizing criminal justice reform are emphasizing being tougher on criminals. so

also have she's a harvard student when she was a harbor city. excuse me. she testified in favor of affirmative action in college admissions and she'll discussing that with a father of an 18 year old who was hired by google at the age of 18 to be an engineer. yet he cannot get into uc berkeley, it too, will be discussing whether race in college admissions benefits. asian americans are actually hurts asian americans. so wide range of topics and a lot of different diverse personalities as well being featured at the common ground conference. >>we also understand as a documentary that's being featured in a few filmmakers there. >>yeah, so you you may remember in music director of insanity. he was also recent snakehead. he recently produced a film called the bridge. the bridge is the origin story of east west bank. it's a chinese american bank to started los angeles to service service underserved asian american population. its

founder down again, we just saw on your screen there was actually accused when he was nominated by president biden to be on asian pacific economic council. he was accused of being a chinese totally false. and that narrative has been ongoing within the asian-american community. were asian americans are seen prevent perpetual foreigner, never seen as fully american. and that that type of narrative is being brought out in this film, the bridge. >>now we know that this conference on this is touching on a lot of controversial and big topics facing the asian-american community. but who would you say would benefit most from attending this event? >>i think anybody who's interested in bettering society who cares about their community and wants to really find a way to move forward. i mean, we just continue to keep on victory, especially on social media, going back and forth, demonizing the opposition. we will never be able to work together. and reality is there's so many in

the asian income areas committee ending. american population in general. we have so many areas of agreement, but we just don't emphasize that. we're always emphasizing what we disagree and what we need to do really is working where we agree build from there. >>really a message of solidarity here. how can people get more we understand that there are some affordable options for tickets as well. >>yes, you just go and news. 4 slash common desk ground and you can purchase your tickets there. we are rapidly running out of tickets to the deadline to purchase tickets 03:00pm friday. but i'm not sure we're going to have tickets through friday. so if interested in coming, please come to an tickets. start at $10. french prime for viewers. if you put in the donor code put in the promo code donor, 24 deal and or 24 no space. you may just find you'll be getting a nice discount. >>all right, randall, yet

founder of as am news and the common ground conference happening this saturday from 09:00pm to 04:00pm at u c berkeley. thank you so much for joining us today. >>i hope to see many of your viewers there. thank you. with

states up for grabs, several bay area voters have travel to the states for campaigning for vice president harris kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with 3 volunteers about their experience going to over hundreds of doors. >>the race for president is a tight one between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris on weekends is when campaign

volunteers load into buses and planes and travel to battleground states. several organizations have sent bay area volunteers out of state to canvass for kamala harris. buses like this filled with people eager to knock on doors and get out as many voters as possible. go president of the san francisco young democrats marvin khan has been the last 2 weekends as a bus captain in nevada. we can take a. >>we were 10 people in the boss is last weekend. we were 3 bosses on the from san francisco. he says the work is data-driven. volunteers are only assigned to knock on the doors of independents and democrats for a truly makes a difference to be knocking on doors to gathering. >>the we supporting areas and making sure actually trained about, let's say francisco police commission member deborah walker. >>campus in nevada in 2016 for hillary clinton's campaign. trump winning that election is why she went back this year to neighborhoods in reno. carson, city sparks and las vegas, you know, knocking on doors and hearing people. thank us for being there.

>>you know, that's that is where we're at days is people need to be reinforced in. protecting our democracy is not just our neighboring state that californians are traveling to. >>carl gilden meister flew to the battleground state of north carolina to canvass for harris 2 weeks ago to one person yelled at me through her ring doorbell to get off of her parts. >>and i had another one man that opened the curtain on her door and shoot me off of her porch. but beyond everyone is actually very fine player like other volunteers. he knocked on more than 350 doors. >>guided by an app to find the addresses of undecided voters, independents and democrats explaining to reach one. what's top of mind for him in this year's election? human rights, women's reproductive rights. >>just the stability, democracy and all the volunteers i spoke with say there are more trips happening to swing states during the next 2 weekends. >>they're specifically looking for people with canvassing

experience, who can lead bus tours and manage volunteers. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>thursday marked 10 years since sacramento county sheriff's deputy danny oliver and placer county sheriff's detective michael davis. junior were shot and killed. it was later learned that the suspect was on a crime spree spanning 30 miles across county, carjacking cars and shooting people. now on the 10th anniversary of fallen deputy oliver, a community room was dedicated in his honor reporter tony salazar was at the dedication ceremony where loved ones gather to remember. >>in 10 years later, community members in sacramento county sheriff's office person. now we're all in attendance at this morning's dedication, vowing never to forget various other community groups me here regularly in order do business. and so now when they come in here, they'll see danny's name and his story. each time eager says the association is committed to remembering fallen law enforcement officers like all

find street and trying times. deputy oliver's family was also in attendance. you never think it's going to be >>and losing to this day is still on melissa stores says the lover's daughter and says she cherishes memories with her dad close to her heart and sears. those memories with her like their love for wwe leaving show like the show really the rock was there and when we are home, we literally reenacted wrestling matches likely even had sell. everything in store says danny oliver community room will help carry on her dad's here for years. and years people coming name and his picture on all. just knowing that he's never forgotten doors with her mom runs, you get any over foundation awarding thousands in scholarships to police recruits in the academy and grieving services for fallen law enforcement families. i

think you'd be proud of i really do. i think i think that's also what pushes every is going to have his voice in my and what he want us to do. and i think he'd be proud of what started reporting in north highlands, covering local news that matters. i'm tony sellars, our fox 40 news.

administration announced more humanitarian aid for gaza. the announcement comes as aid workers report a growing number of palestinians still suffering in the north area. kron four's washing correspondent raquel martin has the latest.

>>we need be seen following international calls to surge aid into gaza. >>were you in aid workers report men, women and children fighting for their survival in the war-torn territory. today we're announcing an additional 135 million dollars in humanitarian assistance. secretary of state antony blinken is again pricing. israeli forces to allow more supplies, including water, sanitation materials into gaza immediately last week the u.s. threatened to withhold military assistance. >>if israel did not end its two-week blockade. un leaders say israel made it impossible to deliver fuel and critical polio vaccines into northern gaza. >>it's imperative to stop the polio outbreak in gaza before more children are paralyzed in the virus spreads the humanitarian situation is. >>dire in gaza. in recent days, israel has allowed dozens of a truck into northern gaza. >>but has shown little sign of ending its military thursday.

israel's military struggles a school where the alleged hamas militants were hiding. palestinian medical officials report at least 17 people, including 13 children, were killed. secretary blinken is wrapping up a trip where he crisscrossed the middle east to try and broker a ceasefire deal to work to end this war, to bring make sure all the hostages are home and to build a better future in washington. raquel martin, the future of a san diego venue was up in the air and so are the weddings of the brides and grooms who have a date booked. but it comes as the venues leases expire in just a month. sara parker has that story. our wedding day is april 27th 2025. >>de la creme incurred gehring have already set the date secure. their vendors will also look to dj and a photographer and picked out their perfect wedding venue. beach wedding was really important to her. so that's how i found point. but just 6 months before they plan to say

i do at soldier point in imperial beach, they found other venues, least expires next month pretty heartbreaking and frustrating, especially with the daily invests so much money into and that all of your loved ones and your friends are coming to those really popular. we first open on tuesday. we met with richard in zunes at who says he and terri snyder have been co-owners of the company behind saldra point since 2019. >>but things went awry and he's filed a lawsuit against snyder for allegedly blocking him out of business dealings. i put my heart and soul to making this incredible venue for for brides and events. >>and everything and november. 30th. i'm not we're not sure what's going to happen. i briefly talked with co-owner terry snyder tuesday, but he didn't want to comment on the situation. all the lawsuit plays out in court, their joint business won't have this venue after november. 30th. >>despite having bookings like taylor incurred sweating for next year. i don't know who's right or who's wrong, but i do know that they don't have a contract. and, you know, they did take our money start asking for money

>>they were well, issue a refund. early said they want to wish issue refined never came the property manager sent a letter to both owners last month, which reads in part, quote. >>no offer has been made to your company to extend the lease and no offer or negotiations have been made with either of you individually. >>it goes on to say, i need to remind you that at the end of the day on november, 30th 2024, we expect your company to have surrendered possession of sweets. one and 2. i talked with the property manager on the phone who says along with in zunes and snyder, 2 other companies are in the running to take over the event space. and while he's confident someone will have it in december, he says they likely wouldn't be required to honor the wedding contracts, leaving courage and taylor searching for another place to tie the knot on april. 27 were still locked into that day. >>i mean, families bought flights. there are the hotel blocks paid. soria mary on the 27 we don't know where i mean. worst case, william mary in a

parking lot and throw a party after reporting in imperial beach front as 2 of us are getting married. kind of all that matters. >>i'm sara barker. mo

>>a shocking scene and allegedly sage crash all caught on dash cam. now going viral. police are investigating say this is an insurance fraud and it's happening more often all around the country. news nation's ryan bass has more on how you can protect yourself from similar scams. >>the dash cam video tells it all here and it's crazy to watch this scheme unfold in real time. and there's

actually specific names for the moves that the scammers full going stop swoop and squat. and that's exactly what happened to a woman in queens, new york when she was driving on the highway and she caught this entire thing on her dash cam video. take a look at this. >>will >>in that crazy s p and that hasan was driving on a three-lane parkway which had to slam on her brakes to avoid a crash in the shoulder list lane, a car swerved into her lane. cover off, stopped, hit the hazards and then reversed into her honda accord. now, soon after in the video, you can see there was kind of a little tarp that was put up to cover up the back window of the other car. lots of moving in there before people that jump out of the car and then try to act in claim like they were hurt. you can kind of see them holding their head in the video. now national insurance crime bureau, which is a group that tracks insurance claims

called this an attempted insurance fraud scheme playing out in real time opposed to the dash cam video on tiktok. she said to raise awareness. it racked up almost 68 million views on the platforms with the crooks try to do here is after the crash to get out the act like they're her to take a bunch of pictures and then they try to file an insurance claim and a medical claim to try to recoup some of that money. as for miss that ochea, she was not hurt in the crash. the nypd says they are still investigating. she said they picked the wrong person to mess with year and officials say in order to protect yourself, a dash cam is kind of the best idea here to make sure you are in a victim of these crash dance. >>afi festival kicked off at the premiere of music by john williams. plus, chad, michael murray strips to save christmas and a new netflix romcom jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, we start with some movie news. the afi festival kicked off wednesday and for the first time ever it opened with a documentary.

>>and john raises his baton and plays the first scene. just go. oh, my >>here's another one. >>it's basically would not be a star wars without johnny williams music. was i was filled with the love of music and the pleasure doing it was great musicians. >>this is so great music by john williams explores the life and career of the legendary composer from his days as a jazz pianist to his 54 oscar nominations. 50 for nominations and 5 wins. he's responsible for the iconic songs that you've heard. it's star wars, harry potter, jurassic park and jaws easy and so many more films. fantastic there on the carpet to celebrate the premiere of the dock was director laurent alongside iconic producers like steven spielberg, jj

abrams, kathleen kennedy, frank marshall and ron howard cast of the film shares the legacy williams made in his lifetime. i was hard to get john to agree to allow us to tell the story of his life and career because john would always say, well, who would be interesting to me? they know my music in the film's. it goes with that. >>who's going to be interested in me? and i said, john, we're going i'm going to prove to you how interested you are. just say, yeah, there's nothing about him what he does doesn't blow my mind. and he really is the closest i've ever come to seeing some of his sort of transcends all. like human boundaries. he's like every olympian rolled into one. you know, musical genius is just unreal. the afi fest runs through sunday and music by john williams hits disney plus november. 1st. >>and as we approach the end of october, the question always, is too early for christmas? and according to netflix, the answer is no.

here's a look at the streamer's latest christmas. rom-com starting one shirtless chad. michael murray. >>it's got to be a way to get people excited about place. again. male strippers are the mailed interview taking your clothes off. its men taking their it's a different story now. >>there you have it. kind of a magic mike mead's christmas they are stripping to save christmas. everyone that the merry gentleman hits netflix, october 20th a report in hollywood. i'm sherri parsons. >>kron

>>news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. we start things off in san jose where police are investigating a crash that left a man dead. it happened around 10 tonight near san jose city hall. our crew was on scene for another story when suddenly they saw paramedics rushing to help a man lying on a sidewalk that's on fore street off east santa clara street officers later told us the man unfortunately did not survive. reached out to san jose police for more details and we will update you once we hear back. disturbing story out of the east bay tonight, a teenage boy accused of attacking an assistant principal and dragging her by her hair. it all happened at a high school homecoming dance. students and parents calling the incident troubling kron four's. sara stinson reports from san ramon. >>and assistant principal was

attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall to very concerned about the that any students help shield of make an assault, staff adams daughter, addie, was at the dance. she says she didn't see

anything but quickly learned about what happened. and i think it's really horrible. what happened then. also curious. >>does and why it happened just questions and concerns to 10th grader says it's been a huge topic at school this week. there's been a lot of discussion in classrooms with teachers and people have a lot of questions and stuff. i'ts personally don't know which just some principle laws because there's 5 0st so that we have sadie says students are not allowed to bring guests from other schools to the dance. so it's unclear why the teen was there. the san ramon valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school, really great community. so when something like this happens, it surprising it's disheartening? >>because that's not how the

majority of our community treats each the district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. the upcoming recall election against alameda county da pamela price could turn into a legal fight. >>east bay congressman eric swalwell is now threatening legal action against the d a the congressman says price has made false and malicious statements about him response to his support of the recall. the da has accuse while of trying to push her out to cover up an ethical practices from what he served as a deputy d a lawyers representing swalwell say price has today's retract her statement or be sued for defamation? >>claims range from professionalism to racism. pretty much anything she could think of to tarnish the

congressman and the congressman is a patriot. he's honest. he's ethical public servant. this is just an obvious attempt. a desperate act of someone who is seeing the walls close in on her regarding the recall effort. >>this legal threat comes just one day after former da nancy o malley also came out in support of the recall. the campaign team for da price says the lawsuit is political grandstanding. groups pushing to recall the plan on filing. it's a bar complaint against her groups say alameda for everyone and oakland united to recall. xing tell both say the complaint seeks disciplinary action like suspension or disbarment for repeated acts of dishonesty, which they say violates the california business and professions code. the groups say prices may fall statements in the past that perpetuate a narrative that recalls are anti democratic and ele elected officials must have done something wrong and or order for voters to recall

them. both groups plan to file the complaint on friday. and this was the response from the da's office that says in part, quote, this is nothing more than us are more publicity stunt designed to get more media coverage. meantime, san francisco chronicle editorial board. they have endorsed the recall effort for price. the article released today says it's deeply concerned about her fitness for office. also her lack of experience as a prosecutor has proven costly. oriole board also says it's concerned about several cases that suggest that price may be misusing her power. we're not taking a live look at san francisco from mount tam. it's a nice night out there, but the weekend told for that we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>a lot of the golden gate right now. we do have mostly clear skies. the patchy fog waiting to move in so far. but it looks like it'll make return. i think tonight im

going to see more clouds on the way for tomorrow. a ba your firsthand that there's some changes coming our way toward the weekend. temperatures around the bay area tonight. kind of cool in spots. we've got 40's and 50's increasing after midnight tonight and then by tomorrow we're starting out a lot of clouds early on. then some clearing in the afternoon, really some mild warm temperatures. so it looks like another nice day around the bay area. then this weekend, those clouds once again on the increase specially late on saturday night with a chance of showers on sunday. pretty cool. low pressure spinning off the coastline. that's a cutoff low. we've been tracking all week long, slowly churning its way to the north and eventually going to bring with it a chance of some rain our way. here's the long-range forecast model. the system begin to merge. and then as we get into sunday, there's a chance of rain. so most north of the golden gate bridge, i think we'll see some all the way down to san mateo county coastline. you're probably dry in the east bay in the santa clara valley, but you see passing clouds and that's kind of sets itself up off the east again. and we start to talk about some gusty winds, maybe high fire danger as we head in toward tuesday and on

halloween. there you go. there's a chance of some rain. all right. all that being said, temperatures around the bay area tomorrow. how about 72 degrees in san francisco? so not bad those clouds begin to clear out 68. now we're that 68 degrees in pacifica to 71 in san bruno. those temperatures warming up nicely down the peninsula in the 70's. so really we've been a nice stretch of weather all week long and going to continue tomorrow. even with those clouds we've got a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. really some comfortable temperatures out there. enjoy these numbers while we we may not see him for very much longer and then everything is going to be cooling down big time. but here we go over the next couple of days. you've got the changes in the works. more clouds on the way chance of showers on sunday. those winds likely to kick up again on monday night into tuesday. maybe some fire danger issues as well as we get toward halloween. there's a slight chance we could be talking more showers for the trick or treaters. thanks. lines. >>well, new tonight, a 16 year-old student is in custody in the north bay after police say he brought a gun to school

according to santa rosa police teachers at alice allen high school confiscated this handgun and ammunition from the teen on thursday, police confirmed the gun was in fact real but was not registered. officers say school administrators made the discovery while investigating a possible gang-related graffiti incident on campus involving that very same students. new tonight with just under 2 weeks until election day. san francisco mayoral candidate cautious off-ice campaign south leading up the pieces after a break-in at his campaign office in the mission. suffice as the man who did it has been loitering outside their headquarters in the past. but on thursday, he says the man was intimidating his staff from the atrium. 1, one woman went to lock the doors. he threw a large rock through the glass wall, shatteing it. take a look at this. you can see as headquarters windows completely blasted through and that broken glass covering the front entrance. the break-in happened on mission and 22nd streets. staff immediately

called police and the suspect ran off. a police report has ben filed. but suffice as it's unclear at this was directed as campaign or just about crime in general. he says it serves as one more example about how break-ins around town is a big issue coming up at the election, calling it intimidation that he and the people of san francisco should not stand for. >>we heard over and over again from businesses is they're concerned about safety. they're concerned about individuals that have might have mental health and drug addiction issues coming in are asking their patrons or their staff just talked about the overall safety and concern in san francisco. >>his plan to help if elected is to increase police presence and add more cameras around the city. suffice as the damage will not deter their efforts, though their office will reopen today, but will take some precautions. the incident is currently under investigation. affordable

housing options are coming for teachers in paulo. also the project on grand avenue between park boulevard and first street will have 110 units to be eligible. you must be a teacher in santa clara and san mateo counties. organizers hope that teachers will be able to move in by may of 2025. a popular bakery in san francisco's castro district has been forced to close over roaches and rodents. and specter say they found infestation at you desert story on 16th street right there this week. live roaches were seen in the kitchen on top of the food and on tables. rodent droppings were also spotted throughout the floors. the bakery will be unable to reopen until all these issues are corrected and its health permit is reissued. >>well, coming up on kron, 4 news, a new effort underway in san councilmember omar torres.

it's everything council meetings amid his crime allegations.

>>welcome back on stephanie rothman. new developments tonight in the case of them battled san jose city councilman omar torres. he's facing child crime allegations. and earlier this week he asked to be excused from his absence from meetings for 30 days. council member says he wants to do everything he can remove him from office. kron 4 shot moment explains. >>now if omar torres does get his absence request approved by city council, there's no

telling how long he could hang on to his city council seat for city charter states. he has to have 5 unexcused absences before he could be removed from his seat. right now he's at 0 unexcused absences. that's why i spoke earlier today with councilmember bn one about how he's trying to change the city charter to make it easier to push out people like omar torres in the future. this is not good for our community. this is not good for our city is not good for. >>for anyone in the city, especially people who have children. councilmember be antoine from district 7 was the first councilmember to call for his colleague and battled councilmember omar torres to resign. >>he's also the only representative to vote no on torres. this request to be excused from an earlier city council meeting. he had lost all the trust from the community, the workers, the businesses in the city of san jose. >>and i don't think we should have a council member that represent our community in that fashion. torres will need 5 unexcused absences to be

removed from office. councilmember one says that's too long of a wait. and i think that we will look at every possible avenue within the legality of the laws to make sure that we remove councilmember torres from his position. one says he wants to change the city's charter to make it so someone investigate for felony crime could be removed. right now. it's only if they are found guilty of that crime. we are talking to the city attorney to to see how do we change the charter proposal comes 2 weeks after the release of a police affidavit which torres admitted to sending lewd text about children. torres has denied any wrongdoing and has declined numerous calls to resign. council members want says the pressure should keep coming. and i think it's not if but when he's going to do it. torres represents one of the densest areas in population, most of downtown and japan town getting back to like how downtown news to for this employee at scratch. cookery. he says torres should resign. i would love transparency, but

>>council members want says that any potential action to the city charter. >>may not affect torres of torres ends up resigning. we did reach out to attorneys representing omar torres. we have yet to hear back reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>and berkeley, a shooting sent one person the hospital in this citizen app video. it shows police near berkeley way and henry street thursday afternoon after shots were fired. police say they found several bullet casings there. and one person was treated at a nearby hospital suffering from a gunshot wounds. they're expected to be okay and investigation is ongoing. 4 people arrested in the east bay for running an illegal gambling operation in oakland. take a look at what police say they found on 17th avenue. it's near 8.80. officers say they found gaming machines, guns, drugs, and several stolen cars in front of the building. police say they're still investigating and ask anyone with information to give them a call.

>>it is. my pleasure. has to make a motion to read lake merritt station to oakland, chinatown stations. >>well, you heard it right, oakland's lake merritt bart station is being remains oakland chinatown station. the new change approved by the bart board of directors. thursday comes after city officials broke ground on affordable housing at the station's former parking lot. the chinatown development will be set aside for seniors at risk of homelessness. chinatown. residents say the station name change is another step closer towards regrowing. that community. bay area leaders are paying tribute tonight to a group of black sailors unjustly punished in the aftermath of the 1944, port chicago explosion. families of the survivors helped unveil several plaques on treasure island with the names of the so-called port chicago, 50 listed on a memorial at panorama park. it's overlooking san francisco

bay. they were shown to the family members for the very first time today. >>we was to feel what we feel in this moment. it's a monumental moment and i'm glad that we're here. we are proud of him and his 49 of the military by this. and one thing did on that fateful day. >>the disaster killed more than 200 people at an east bay naval base with mostly black sailors. the victims after the explosion, white officers were given hardship believes while black survivors were ordered to clean up. that was continuing the life-threatening work that led to the disaster in the first place. 50 of those sailors refused to turn to work and they were charged and convicted of mutiny. city leaders hope this new trip you will help bring attention to the tragedy and ensure the sailors bravery and sacrifice is not forgotten. >>this election on the ballot voters will decide whether to approve close more tight billion dollar bond measures, one on education, the other on climate capitol correspondent

eytan wallace besu

>>and the east bay, a new mobile kitchens serving students in the san lorenzo unified school district opened today. kron four's philippe reports. it's the first of its kind for a school district in all of alameda county. >>fresh out of the mobile kitchen and directly into their hands. students at colonial acres elementary school in hayward trading cafeteria, dining for a food truck trailer on the blacktop. the students have been very excited to have it here on campus. the san leandro unified school district's celebrating the new mobile kitchen with a ribbon cutting

ceremony thursday, the 13 foot $73,000 custom, a trailer was purchased by the school district using covid-19 recovery funds from the state. the first school in the county of alameda to have a vote rail. the school district says the mobile kitchen will make at least 2 stops at each of its 16 school sites throughout the year. it also be available at community events and used for emergencies school. just very big on having equitable services. so i know that a lot of students here in the district don't have the opportunity to go to food trucks. so and to bring food sector that our students are used eating and cafeterias. >>and this is opportunity for them to get out and experience it and have a different experience while eating some of our our meals that meet the nutritional standards, a mobile kitchen, essentially a food truck without an engine can power up with a generator serve the district's 8,000 students for years to in

hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 supporters backing a proposed statewide 10 billion dollar climate bond measure are taking their message directly to voters. >>our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was at a rally for prop 4 in sacramento and gives us a look at how it's faring. and a new poll. >>or yes, i'm for that's the message. this group of elected representatives firefighter union leaders and environmental activists hope to convey to californians as they decide how they'll vote on prop 4. if approved by voters. the measure will allow the state to borrow 10 billion dollars in general obligation, bond stuff and climate-related projects. >>and programs we owe it to the generations before us. and more importantly. >>to the generations ahead of us to be the best stewards of this land that we can propped for. gives us the tools to do that. >>of the 10 billion dollars in the proposal about 4 billion would go strictly to statewide

water projects, including water storage and flood protection. the other 6 billion dollars would fund projects related to wildfire prevention forest management. coastal erosion, land conservation and the green energy without the bond. those here believe climate challenges like naked droughts, floods and fires will only get worse. we do not have to live this way in california anymore. >>we do not have to experience california voters agree this poll from the public policy institute of california shows 60% support the measure. >>and prop 4 is not the only statewide proposed bond measure on the ballot. voters must also decide on a completely separate proposed 10 billion dollar bond. notice. >>if approved by voters, it will fund a new public schools and school facilities and will

make upgrades to decades old buildings on public k through 12 in community college school campuses. we will not have the money for school construction. if we don't do this. >>this is for a number of years and is an investment in our future, in our schools, in our education system, in jobs, the public policy institute of california poll shows 52% of likely voters support prop 2. >>republican state senator roger says he does, too, but he's against the climate bond in prop for arguing it does not do enough for flood control. he also argues it's important for california not to approve too many bonds. noting each bond requires california to borrow money that money, he says accrues interest over time putting the state further into debt, borrowing money as you do, have to pay it back. dollar of bond that we agree to now. >>is a call on general fund dollars in the future from a taxpayer perspective here. >>there could not be a better investment than spending.

>>a modest amount of money to prevent a disaster. >>and both measures need a simple majority to pass reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>coming up, a major victory for 6 former bart employees after reaching a settlement with the transit agency after being fired for not getting the covid vaccine.bar which alr

finds itself in financial trouble will now have to cough up nearly 8 million dollars. that's a 6 employees who sued the transit agency and one the lawsuit took on barr's handling of its employee covid

vaccine mandates kron four's dan kerman reports. part handling of its employee covid-19 vaccine mandate. >>as costs the transit agency nearly 8 million dollars. 6 former workers who balked at the mandate on religious grounds and were fired sued barton 2022 for employment discrimination. this week a federal jury agreed their religious objections were legit and barred had failed to prove that accommodating their religious beliefs would cause them undue hardship. the 6 workers were awarded more than a million dollars each but our clients. >>ended up losing their jobs and their livelihood because of their sincerely held religious belief spread day kisses with the pacific justice institute which represented the 6 workers. he says the verdict puts employers on notice this as a loud message to them that there are heavy price is they're going to have to pay for their intolerance, bigotry

apparent lack of sensitivity for people of faith. >>wanting to be reasonably accommodated. the bart lawsuit is one of thousands related to covid vaccine mandates working their way through the legal system. >>but legal experts say many never make it to a jury trial. many other cases have failed earlier stages and never reached a jury. so and though the cases were dismissed when couldn't make a good showing that they have since religious objection or the employer could make a good showing that the accommodated to the base they legal experts say since 1964, there's been a law requiring employers to accommodate sincere religious objections to workplace rules unless it causes them an undue burden. she says this verdict will have an impact. i think that they can for employers ease. take them seriously have a process in place to assess religious exemption and make a good day. if a safford republic where you can to accommodate all of which is what the little sense. we reached out to bart. they've

refused to comment on the verdict. they do have the option of appealing. but at this point, we don't know what decision no make. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>don't they area sanrio

fans. it's the last weekend of the hello kitty cafe truck. it will be down in san jose on saturday at santana row kron four's justine waldman spoke with you raniya's she n co-owner up the hello kitty truck. it's the last weekend. but what exactly is the hello? kitty truck? >>kitty cafe truck is kind of a mobile experience. a little bit of a he read it small

experience of our rick and morty kathy in orange county, california. we bring joy to everyone. it's just special merchandise little sweet treats for families to enjoy together who love. hello kitty. >>and that's kind of the gist of the hello kitty cafe truck will be. actually launched in 2014. so this is our 10th year doing it. we visited over 100 cities and probably most of the state. >>wow. so you've been already in the bay area to walnut creek in san francisco. and we're looking at some video of the crowds there. have the line's been longer people coming from all over the bay area to come. check out. >>yeah. so that there is always been a really also place for hello, kitty fans and, you know, even through like the heat waves that we've had all the crazy weather that's typically not whether our fans have remained strong and determined and come out and i think that largely

because they love the experience of gathering with each other and making memories. and there's a lot of, for example, hokie fan clubs come they dressed up, take pictures the there is always a. great place for hello, kitty. and so that the truck here offers some special merchandise. the can't just like find online or in a store like what kind of cool things to have. >>so this year actually her located east 50th anniversary celebration. so there are you created custom products are limited to the hello kitty cafe. if you can't make it to our store in orange county, you can catch us on the we theme this year with iridescent else. just really light and happy callers. some of the things that we're doing their brand new this year is our glass tumbler. we've never done that before. it's been insanely popular. also, we've never done a blanket. the right now feels really hot, but eventually it will be very

cold again in the very a cause. i remember those high school mornings walking to school in the freezing cold. so i know will be cold again soon. we also have special foods that we created for the 50th. and that's also been very popular, >>so you had this truck now for 10 years. hello, kitty has been around for 50 years. it's like mind blowing to me. why do you think people love hello, kitty, and all her friends so much. >>you know, so i katie is just she's not just a character. she's a you know, so much of our childhood with. like with hello, kitty, around it. so i think, you know, people just love reliving that feeling of nostalgia and also like for me who have daughters, i love. having them share their memories with me. so i always kind of like bring them along and even waiting in and ames, like things like that become core memories that you can laugh about. i know it sounds

crazy, but those are the things that, you know, you remember like getting line with your mom just for that. plus, our just for letter. so i think that's >>and there going to be in the san jose at santana row? is there anything people who are coming to check out, you know, about dates times forms of payment you yeah. so we're going to be a santana row from 10:00am to 07:00pm. we are card only now and we are going to be land next to my gianna. >>amazing. what do you think people are going to start lining up like earlier to be there, though? i usually people line up around and with 6 yeah. but just 4 color like when we were in salt lake city, people would come away from idaho and they would get there at 04:00am because they made a whole trip out of it. so it just really depends on location. and luckily for the bay area, we make a lot of

after this where berry adjacent in stockton. so, you know, sometimes they can't just something they don't, but they definitely can catch us that they want may's ing. that's why you need the blanket. if you're going to be out there ready for the truck opens area, need something to keep your on your radio. thank you so much for joining us. he's the co-owner of the hello kitty cafe truck, which you can catch. >>on saturday at santana row have fun. >>thank you.

the dow lead stocks lower today while tesla lift the s and p 500 and the value of an air taxi startup plummeted.

here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the dow posted a 4th straight day of declines as a growing number of companies missed earnings expectations. ibm, for example, fell 6% today after its revenue came up short tests on the other hand jumped 22% after reporting better than expected quarterly profit and forecasting significant growth for next year. today was the best day for the company in about a decade investment firm. ubs says that it expects markets to regain ground after the presidential election. citigroup said the same today shares of boeing, meanwhile, closed one percent lower after the company's striking machinists rejected the latest contract offer. the strike is now in its second month and has cost boeing an estimated 1 billion dollars. now, let's shift gears and go from aircraft to ayr taxis and a pioneering company there called lilium had a very bad day. it got wiped out. its shares were down 62% today

after it reported in a regulatory filing that 2 of its very important subsidiaries just about out of cash. the germany-based company, which is listed on the nasdaq exchange, said its 2 subsidiaries will likely file for insolvency in coming days. lillian is a pioneer in this field. it had been expected to deliver its first aircraft to customers within 2 years. doesn't look like that's going to happen. now. its collapse is a sign that its lofty ambitions didn't quite pencil out financially. and while other companies are still pursuing aired taxis as a new growth market, there are many unknowns surrounding this business, not least of which how will they operate over cities how much will they cost? not just to operate but to fly. back to you. >>and a couple minutes here why the federal government wants to expand its use of ai to advance national security. the new guidelines rolled out by the white house to do j

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12 days now until the election, a washington post swing state poll shows some voters are making up their minds still in tonight's political minute, blake burman breaks down the details on voters who are still deliberating. >>could undecided voters still hold the keys to the presidency on blake burman with newsnation. ballots are being cast in many states and more than 20% of swing state voters are still deciding how they'll vote. that is according so a new washington post poll. 74% of swing state voters say they'll definitely choose either vice president kamala harris or former president donald trump. according to that poll for reference, 58% had already

made their decision back in the spring. that leaves 26% who haven't firmly decided how they'll vote, even if they lean toward one candidate or the other in the spring, by the way, was half that number. 43% of uncommitted voters are under the age of 25 many likely voting in their first election. less than 15% are older. then 65 blake burman. and this is the newsnation political minute. >>the white house is rolling out new rules today on the use of artificial intelligence for national security. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the new ai guidelines. the white house is rolling out new guidelines on how the government should use ai for national security as there is probably no other technology that will be more critical to our national security in the years ahead, national security adviser jake sullivan outlined the presidential memo thursday at the national war college. >>it directs intelligence

agencies to expand their use of ai fund more research on it and make ai threats from adversaries. a top intelligence priority. we have to be faster in deploying ai international security enterprise in america's rivals are in. there's it's pretty big deal. george washington university law professor arm divorce as the guidelines give a framework to intelligence agencies otherwise operating on their own. it is the most significant pronouncement ai not just policy that doctor the directive also calls for managing the risks of ai, % especially when it comes to nuclear weapons and monitoring americans. says this is one of many steps the biden administration has taken to advance u.s. interests with ai. this is a very significant puzzle. keys. >>among mosaic of other actions, the department of defense says it's already preparing to implement some of the guidelines to prioritize

the adoption of artificial intelligence and national security. next week, the dod is hosting a forum with 16 countries to discuss the responsible use of ai. >>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple.

>>temperatures warming up in the 70's in the san francisco around the bay area. some 70's, even a couple low 80's. well, things are about to change for going to notice more clouds on the way as we head in toward tomorrow. and as we get the weekend, we start talking about the possibility, at least the possibility of some rain doesn't look like a big rainmaker, but that may just open the door to more storms ahead out there right now. we still got clear skies out toward the golden gate bridge. some fog likely to form

overnight tonight. so by tomorrow morning, you're probably looking fog making its way through the golden gate. tomorrow morning, i will become partly cloudy into the afternoon will be mild warm outside again, another day of 6 70's and even a cup 80's by tomorrow afternoon. then as we have the weekend, those clouds will be on the increase with a chance of showers. i think late saturday night and into sunday morning. all right, out the door right now we've got a mixed bag of temperatures. your 40 degrees getting chilly in antioch. 48 in fairfield, you're still in the 60's, though, in san francisco. 54 now in half moon bay, a long-range weather forecast malo. you can see off the coastline that cut off low that we were just talking about sitting out there right now, spinning around that we've got another area of low pressure to the north east who will combine and they'll get close to the coastline. so then as we get into sunday, you see that kind of clip in the bay area far. northern california definitely see more rain in the bay area. but it's going to kind of open the door and then it drops. and this time we're talking about fire danger. well, all of a sudden you get that low, camped out over the great basin. again, we could be talking about some gusty northerly winds and maybe increase fire danger as we head in toward tuesday of

next week. after that, you're planning your halloween. well, there's still a chance of some scattered showers. doesn't look like much but could be a little bit wet as we head toward halloween overall. yeah, i'm not going to be a whole lot of rain. you got to head the far northern california might get maybe near an inch of rain in places like eureka, lesser amounts half an inch mendocino. and then you have for hundreds into san francisco temperatures for overnight lows going to be the 40's 50's. i think by day, though, we've got another nice day. you'll see those clouds in the morning. more sunshine in the afternoon. 72 degrees. the marina tomorrow about 72 degrees in san francisco along the coastline. a mixture of 60's couple 70's out there as well. daly city checking with 71. that is a very nice day in daly city to 71 in san bruno. 71 also in south san francisco. those clouds parting in the afternoon allowing the temperatures to warm up nicely. lot of 80's in the santa clara valley. over the hill. there you see about 81 in lamoore 80 degrees in dublin and about 78 degrees in hayward. further north. still some warm weather got enjoy these days while we have not many of these left. so enjoy

the sunshine while you can as the temperatures going to start to cool off as we get toward the latter part of the week and you'll notice the tenant. tell something go from 80's. we start to cool down with a chance of showers on sunday and then these temperatures for highs. we start talk about 60's, maybe some low 70's and that's about it. so a big change. the weather coming our way like to get some rain in here. don't like talking about fire danger, but we may see that again as we head toward the beginning next. >>it's cowboys week, but it doesn't really feel like cowboys week. the trash talk between fans, the real the excitement. it's always at an all-time high during this week, but i haven't seen much of it as of late. it's not entirely surprising, though, given the context of iv's, not their niners have a losing record and injury list that is stacking up week by week. cowboys. pretty similar situation. but look, it's a week a week league people in

fortunes can change in the snap of a finger. now, despite his struggles against the chiefs last week, brock purdy is still optimistic. he's still confident that he can be that guy and turn it around for the niners. >>understanding of whole thing is a process. you know, i'm not going to get the result right now and that like got to work for it and grow for like play better against chiefs last week. you know, for me, i'm like, dude, i gotta be better for my team right now for dallas cowboys coming you know, always trying to find an edge myself and my game, not thinking about what next year holds like they were trying to win this sunday and and try to get our record to get going up and focus on my team this year. >>and that's final. >>sunday night football. they're going to get good ratings for that game. thursday night football sofi stadium rams bikes. >>1st quarter 7 up sam darnold find former niner. >>trent sherfield, i interviewed him once upon a time. vikings take the lead all part of a it can play 70

yard drive 2nd quarter. same score. matt stafford lose those sacks. crime cooper cup. instagram. i saw a cooper cup win a state championship in basketball and held levine to 4 point. wow. 3rd quarter, vikings go up by 3 stafford finds demarcus robinson. 25 yard pitch and catch rams. take the lead back. 4th quarter rams up by one staffer to robin finn. again, stafford might not be the best quarterback in the league, but by my opinion, he had the prettiest bald think flick of the wrist rams win it 30 to 20 vikings. they're spiraling folks. all right. the shark, still looking for their first win of the season. man. you haven't been to the shark taking a couple years, painting a lie. >>first period, kings. rd. '01, warren foegele. with that important goal. the kings extend the lead. then it's

vogel again. worse afterwards. make level. man. it's been a rough, go about it for them the past couple of years. >>they end up losing 3 to 2 >>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 and see you tomorrow.

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