>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. new tonight. police

in san francisco are investigating 2 stabbings. that all happened in one day. they say the latest one happened on a muni bus this evening in the city's richmond district. they say they found a man with stab wounds in the area of gary boulevard and 14th avenue. he was taken to the hospital. police say no arrests have been made. and earlier this afternoon, a man was taken to the hospital after he was stabbed in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. that the stabbing happened near o farrell and high streets. nowhere tonight on a suspect in this incident either. but investigation is underway. and new details tonight on a deadly overnight crash in santa clara county. 2 people were killed after the chp says 2 cars crashed into each other head-on. and one of them was a 9-1-1. dispatcher kron four's lindsay for spoke with her friend about how she dedicated her life to helping others. >>and overnight tragedy in santa clara county, 2 people dead from a head-on crash on highway. 25 near gilroy. the

chp says a 24 year-old eric and dry day from gilroy swerved over double yellow lines crashing into. 35 year-old priscilla jones in the opposite lane. both drivers died on scene friends tell us jones was a 9-1-1, dispatcher for santa clara county. >>just a devastating blow. >>omar rowe said the ceo of downtown hollister association worked with jones for many years. not only was she a dispatcher, he says she was also a volunteer, a mother and a business owner of the name of the companies, turtles. and it was her husband. they had that together. rosa says jones always gave back to the community. >>especially during times of need for our lights on celebration parade in the past gave charros anybody who donated canned food to help our charity drives you the expo where the first was that we have heard in this area. they were supportive of that. they gave out free coupons for people to try that out. >>you would holder is to you

for your business and then they would come dressed like grinch at play for the holidays and then things like that. and so that was kind of like just funny things that they did to just kind of make it more than just, you know, this isn't your sure your food is like they just really went out of the way to make it more creative. rosso says jones is being remembered as a selfless person who always had time to help someone in need. just the passion that she displayed. >>it's the one i can tell you. he was very dedicated to her family and the uk did again back to the community and >>again, the whole personality like whatever it takes to help this community. >>lindsey ford kron 4 news. >>tonight, 6 men and 2 teenagers are behind bars in san jose accused of gang related crimes. take a look at some of the weapons. police say the suspects had when detectives searched their homes. their arrests are result of a nearly yearlong investigation. that started last november. the crimes involved include assault, carjacking and robbery involving weapons. that's in the loma their day. and

winchester neighborhoods. now a switch gears to weather. a taking a live look now at downtown san francisco from the citrus tower cam. returning to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to get a check on your forecast as it's a chilly one to start off the week. lawrence. >>changes coming this week. you've already felt to begin. we're going to see a couple more storm systems roll in. they're coming off the gulf of alaska. that's going to usher in some much colder air out there right now. mostly clear skies still breezy in spots out there. and that will be the story overnight. tonight. winds going can be kind of kicking up out there even tomorrow. it's going to be breezy but will sneak in some sunshine in between a couple of clouds, but unsettled weather as we get into lot of part of this week's with a couple storms possibly into the weekend right now, things kind of settling down now. still some widely scattered showers. still some snow over the high country. but we're looking pretty good. here now is we're going to see those winds. yeah, i'm kind of blustery in spots. you still got some 20 some 30 mile an hour gusts out there right now. and overnight tonight, probably going to see more winds developing around the

bay area. but here's long-range forecast. models will be taken to tie me up. we do have another storm system rolling in right there as we head in toward early on halloween morning. rain coming into the bay area. snow to the north, the shasta parts of the sierra nevada as well. that kind of sweeps on by and then right behind it. a quick moving system possibly drops late friday night early into saturday to bring another round of rain. and that could be some significant, significant rain around the bay area. so rain amounts maybe near couple inches in northern california here in the bay area. maybe about a half an inch more than that in the santa cruz mountains. temperatures for tomorrow. not bad. the cooler than they've been 60's. maybe a couple low 70's well inland and the next couple days as we get ready for this week ahead, we've got cooler temperatures on the chilly overnight lows in the 40's for most a chance of some showers on the halloween and a chance again as we head toward the weekend. >>and australian tourists who killed a bay area couple while driving on the wrong side of the road has been sentence.

luke samuel nardini was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes on highway 84 near la honda. that was back in september of 2023. he crashed his car head-on into another vehicle, killing 18 year-old linda and jack davis. their dna trial was called off after the australian accepted a plea deal for vehicular manslaughter. his defense noting in austrailia where nerdy is from that they drive on the opposite side of the road. he's now sentenced to serve 60 days in county jail and speak in front of 3 high schools about bad driving. he'll begin serving his time on november. 1st. the city of san jose's new police chief paul joseph has officially started his new job, although he's been work as interim chief since april, joseph has been part of the san jose police department since 1994 serving on the homicide unit, the robber union and as assistant chief for the last 30 years. and just in time for the upcoming holiday season, new federal rules are now in effect requiring airlines to

give you automatic refunds when flights are canceled or changed. the reef and rule also applies lost baggage and prepare. amenities like wi-fi and inflight entertainment. if they aren't actually provided the rule requires airlines to issue refunds to the original payment method within 7 business days. in most cases. and airlines can substitute vouchers credit or miles in place of cash. refunds unless the passenger requests it. the state is awarding a 130 million dollar grant upgrade san francisco muni system. the control system has relied on floppy deaths for past 30 years. now, mayor london breed says the money means improve service with fewer delays. the upgrade start next year and are expected to be done by early 2030. today barred started installing its new fare gates at the montgomery station in san francisco. hart says they will work with will now work affected, train service, but

it might take riders a few extra. minutes to wait to pass through the gates during peak travel hours, installing each new array will take about 2 weeks to finish. agency says the goal is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of next year. >>i ha 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.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. kron four's your local election headquarters a week out from the election. san francisco mayoral candidates are strategizing the game of bringing choice voting. they're sending out mass tax map mail and call telling voters who drank and in which order some are

candidates who've asked businesses to put their campaign signs in the window. kron 4 sarah stinson has more after speaking with businesses about who their pick might be. >>the race for san francisco mayor is in its last leg. many businesses and homes in each neighborhood are proudly showing off. who is their first choice candidate in north beach support is shown for several candidates, including daniel lurie, cautious off i mark farrell and mayor london breed and a lot of places are showing support for aaron peskin who is currently the supervisor for this district. the owner of a flower shop on columbus avenue hopes to see past can lead city hall support him because he's scannable we care about support for peskin was also seen in the window of the restaurant era mix in the missions and we think he can get the job done. adult of his ali has owned the restaurant for 10 years. he says he does not plan to rank mayor breed out. know i'm not gonna vote for it. she's not, you know, not nothing promises promises

change. nothing happened. he says this election could make or break his business. he explained the hardships he's endured. shoplifters. you know, we really got to the point a public list were i if they come after so many hours. >>and even when the police we feel like is to think voters are able to rank 10 of the 13 mayoral candidates from their first pick to their last. but you do not need to rank every single candidate since polling shows no one candidate being favored by at least 50% of voters. >>ranked choice voting is expected to be essential in determining the winner. candidates have now shifted to telling voters how to rank strategically that kind of negative campaigning. >>i think it's just going to turn voters off and it's pretty unlikely to work. that's melissa michelson. she's a political science professor at menlo park college. she says voters should not let candidates influence their picks. they're all thinking very strategically him, you know, trying to game the system for a what if this person gets

knocked at a minimum, if i'm second choices. i tell her just ignore that. vo your preferences. and this is how range choice works. if a candidate receives more than 50% of first choice votes, then they win. >>if no candidate gets the majority than an instant runoff happens with additional round eliminations and tallies. the candidate with the fewest votes in the first round is out. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. ballots in the pacific northwest went up in flames early this morning. authorities in portland, oregon and vancouver, washington are both now investigating 2 separate fires set in ballot boxes. >>in vancouver, the fire destroyed hundreds of ballots after southern place, a device outside the box early this morning that went up in flames. fires oppressions of ice on the bucs failed to properly activate in portland. only 3 ballots were destroyed because that's advice on that box. did work last thursday in

phoenix, arizona man was also arrested for a similar incident. authorities, however, say that the fire was not cloaking motivated. and former president trump receiving the support of forty-niners star defensive player nick bosa on nationa television last night bosa interrupted a post-game interview with brock purdy and george kittle wearing a hat that says make america great again. he's expressed his support for trump in the past. but during the news conference after the game, he was asked about the had any said he didn't want to talk about it, but he thought it was an important time to show his support. or is your local election headquarters prof 36 has gained a lot of attention. if passed, the measure will allow for increased penalties for some drug and theft offenses. you see on the screen. but today governor newsom continues to support heat to not support it has the highlights efforts to crack down on crime. >>track to state prison 1000 plus one in 10, 20, $30,000 a

year that the taxpayers will bear with no real outcome result of state prison for nonviolent possession of drugs that can good conscience, support it. >>newsom spoke about the statewide efforts to combat crime saying he signed 10 bills aimed at addressing retail theft. there's been over 10,000 arrests made. his also mention special operations by the chp in the bay area. and kern county that led nearly 3,000 arrests. the confiscation of 180 illegal guns and the recovery of nearly 3,000 stolen cars. state farm is being accused of funneling profits to its parent company at the expense of policyholders nonprofit consumer watchdog claims the home ensure overpaid its parent company over the past decade. and now it's trying to pass the expense on to the customers. those insured by safe are now seeing a massive 30% rate hike. according to the nonprofit. state farm is among the insurance companies have either raise prices or stop writing new policies in

california placing the blame on the state increased wildfire risk. a quarter pounders are back on the menu at mcdonald's after its beef tested negative for e-coli. the company said independent agencies have verified that the patties and other ingredients are safe, meaning the only source of the cam tam a nation was likely the teens and onions. this comes after the fda found traces of e-coli in uncut, the yellow onions. taylor's farm in salinas. mcdonald's says all contaminated products have since been removed from its restaurants and they now have been a least a 75 confirmed cases in 13 states linked to this outbreak. but in some positive mcdonald's news with all mcflurry machines may finally be fix. many customers have experience to defeat a hearing. flurry machine is once again broken but a manufacturing company. taylor owns the exclusive rights to fix the machines. and thanks to a new court ruling. mcdonald's is now has the right to repair the machines themselves. and clocks falling

back soon, this weekend's league cy colleges are welcoming the end of daylight savings time. health experts say returning to standard time aligns better with our natural sleep-wake cycles. more morning, light aides with the wakefulness and of course, evening darkness promotes melatonin production daylight savings time ends this sunday. coming up with one week to go until election day open. city leaders say violent crime has been going down. >>but some residents feel otherwise. we'll tell you the multimillion-dollar strategy, though, to ramp up

>>in the south bay controversy after a homeless man in san jose put up a giant day of the dead altar to honor his late dog. now he's pleading for officials not to tear down before the mexican holiday kron. 4 shock moment reports. >>walking through this altar from the marigold flowers to a blessing ceremony with tobacco and cobalt wouldn't know it's on the corner of a freeway on-ramp. this is where i'm leaving for now. miguel mariama just recently became homeless. he tells us he was fired from his job where he lived and was evicted. he lives with his teenage son alaa 100. we've been here for 5 and we've got rid of all these 5 times already. and i time they even had their tents set on fire by a passerby. but >>to make things more like home, they are honoring someone special and then since we don't have a house right now this is where we stand side to side to make their announcer here watching their german shepherd died this year. he was also their service by their side through

everything. hundreds favorite memory was taking nacho to the snowy mountains of to cut baja, california from india. >>it's he we? was well with a legal daniel seaman of his they but as beautiful and grand as the salt or is it could all come to an end as the city and caltrans putting warnings that they will take it all down monday. try every resource here in said life trying to housing or shelter or something they like. >>the way and this is for ego says the city was bothering him even before this altar because he technically lives on caltrans property between the vandalism and his morning. >>it's just too much. and now we're here at home. listen about food being kicked out from lives. so i like nowhere else to >>just thinking what i'm going tomorrow. i would have on where i'm going to do from now on. but throughout the day. >>the love of a city with a

massive population of latinos celebrating dia de los muertos shows their appreciation of reason why my daughter a lie. >>honor him life. he was a great dog. really good friend live. very loyal, very lovable dog. so hoping somehow some way they'll catch a break. >>a business or from eli. but at the final day, just 10 hours before the sweep, sources close to kron 4 tell us the altar has been saved least until after dallas where time is my daughter mine. >>our situation. i'm not very good football sunlight. if a very light feel with a good night. another lie live keep it for living longer. >>giving miguel and his son a little bit more time. in san jose. jackie on kron. 4 news. >>election day around the corner. and oakland mayor sheng thao is talking about a reduction in crime increase and funding to do just that. if re-elected as kron four's. dan kerman reports oakland

plans to use a grant from the federal government. that's a false or their cease-fire. anti-crime strategy. crime is down. >>crime is down and you cannot hide we know that those numbers are accurate with one week to go before her recall election and fighting for her political life. oakland mayor sheng thao called a news conference monday to announce oakland's department of violence prevention and received a 2 million dollar grant from the federal government money that will be used to bolster the anti-crime cease-fire strategy that she restored when she became mayor due to the re implementation of our cease-fire strategy. we are seeing a 33% reduction. >>in homicides, year-to-date so far this year, 34 less people have been killed while the mayor is announcing the grant and now one week before election day, the city was actually notified. they received the money one month ago. not in the department of violence. prevention says the money will be used to add 3 life coaches who will have

daily contact for at least a year with 75 of the most vulnerable members of oakland's community hero of my life. coaches is to work one on one with those individuals have been identified as most at risk of picking up a gun. >>we're being a victim of gun violence within the next 90 days. the build relationships and they allow people to access the resources that they deserve to get off cycles of violence and to keep themselves healthy, safe and thriving. the most recent oakland police department crime stats show year-to-date. >>homicides are down 33% and violent crime is down 19% compared to last year. while the perception might be that crime is up in oakland stats. tell a different story. >>but with these 2 bumping up against each other, what remains to be seen is how it will impact the recall of mayor thao and the reelection of those on the city council in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news.

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record turnout is expected during this year's election. most people will be voting by mail in contra costa county. the majority of voters send in their ballots early kron four's rob nesbitt went to the county's registrar's office to see what work they're doing before election day. >>at the contra costa county registrar's office work is already being done well before election day here. 90 1% of votes are expected to be done by mail. if you mail in your election ballots in contra costa county, this is their first stop, a sorting machine that takes a picture of the

back of each envelope to make sure the signature matches the voter registrar of voters. kristen connolly says this room like every single room in the office as secure as possible. i'm the boss of this whole thing in my name's on the building and i do not know the codes for the rooms that i don't need to be a part great. we really secure physically. and then we have processes and procedures that keeping all states. >>processes, procedures and people after ballots have been sorted and signatures verified the end up here where extraction takes place monitored teams of to take each ballot out of the envelope. flattening processing them for tabulation. we essentially have. >>3 or 4 weeks to do the 1st half of our work and then the rest of the vote comes in, you know, right? leading up to the day before the day of the day after the election, right under california law, any ballots postmarked by 08:00pm on election day can be accepted. >>the 3rd stop for excepted ballots in contra. costa county is here to be tabulated. get taken up a process also done by machine. and that was started thursday when a significant amount of mail in ballots have been received. connolly says the

results that are tabulated here will not be read until election night. the words election fraud but thrown out a lot during this year's race for president. it's like conley's office let a trust in elections campaign. we are at moment where there's a lot of skepticism and institutions. but as the department head and as the elected registrar of voters, i take it very seriously that i want to build trust our process is and i'm willing to put the work in to do that. there are normally 28 employees throughout the year with the contra costa county registrar's office for elections. they get up to 100 employees. >>reporting in martinez, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news.

>>halloween is right around the corner. and if you're looking for something fun to do this thursday, kron 4 sleep to call shows us one speaking spot in the east bay. >>come to the haunted house. a creepy crawl through a dark, narrow and winding corridor. brushing past ghosts and goblins in north oakland tradition. jon goldstein has been hosting here for more than 20 years. i've got 30 different varieties of pumpkins of got corn stocks and got a haunted house and i have a halloween store, a store pumpkin patch and haunted house all at one location on piedmont avenue. goldstein owns the piedmont avenue pumpkin patch and says his passion for halloween dates back to his childhood. i would always dress up throughout october and it turned out all the washing machine into a haunted house. and so went from there. goldstein, creating an

all-inclusive experience. he hopes both kids and adults can enjoy and maybe learn something too along the way. luminights great for making pies is a very sweet pumpkin. the pumpkin patch is open from 9 o'clock in the morning through 8 o'clock at night daily and will remain operational for one week past halloween. hope people have fun and the devil doesn't get them. and that's where you got a problem. the cast and so the devil can't recognize you and steal your soul. if it's a costume. your after there are plenty to choose from in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>governor newsom is proposing a record-breaking tax credit incentive for the entertainment industry hoping to bring the movie industry home as he puts it. he says the tax credit would jump-start the next film and tv boom in california. >>reporter chris wolfe has more light camera jobs, taxes. that's right. taxes. the crown jewel of the entertainment industry is losing its luster.

>>and now california governor gavin newsom is calling for action to help bring the sparkle back to tinseltown with a whopping tax credit proposal. the hollywood reporter talks of runaway production and cost cutting measures weakening the golden state's historic grip on the entertainment industry on sunday. newsom joins los angeles mayor karen bass and others in the industry at raleigh studios in hollywood to unveil their proposal to more than double the current cap for a program that provides tax relief to producers across the industry from 330 million dollars to 750 million dollars per year. according to reports the increase would translate to an estimated 3.7, 5 billion dollars in tax credits to the entertainment industry over 5 years. starting in 2025. 1 message we want to from the mayor's office is we have your

back. we watched the industry go through tough times through the pandemic. >>we watched tough times through the strikes. we were hoping that everything would get right back to normal. but that's not the way it has happened. >>and there's an old saying if you want to dothe future. and so this about investing the future of this industry future, the state, the values we hold dear. and that's our creativity. this great cultural export and investing in the men and closing. you see behind me and i really appreciate putting a human face on this longstanding vendors costume houses and prop shops dating back to the dawn of cinema. >>dry cleaners, department stores and hundreds of other businesses are struggling to survive or have shut down forever. other states and countries through trip tax credits are aggressively pursuing our jobs and they are succeeding. we are at risk of losing the industry entirely.

california synonymous with the film industry from the beautiful mountains to the north and the shining beautiful beaches to the south filming needs to stay here. >>on kron, 4 news burglars caught on camera driving a car into a new sneaker shop in the east bay. what the business owner says this time it's costing him.

>>burglars in the east bay caught on camera breaking into a new sneaker store in fremont. kron four's will do for talked to the owner about the setback. you can see behind me plywood now replacing the entrance of high limit sneaker and apparel.

>>just before 5 friday morning, burglars slammed a vehicle into the storefront surveillance footage shows the thieves rushing through debris and stealing merchandise. current escudero philip mays and keldon compost owners of high limit sneaker and apparel. ali damages to the storefront, including merchandise. >>is between 15 to 20,000 or more. >>3 guys ended up on the inside. he started taking shoes, taking money, take an inventory from us. they made. >>a mess and like holes in the walls. rest of our floor messed up our doors and everything. >>skid marks from the vehicle that was rammed into the store, remain along with empty shelves once filled with designer sneaker and clothing, such as yeezys, nike and supreme. everything's going to come out of pocket. this would have to talk to me my partners about and see how much we can scratch a pin. what we can do to fix up this

place and better this place because, you know, going miss it. >>we're gonna miss essentially. >>the 3 young men had the grand opening for their store 2 and a half months ago. they never expected something like this to happen in the community. they love to cause a lot of money. a lot of time let's went. here's how they into the shop and it was a working progress it was a dream come true for us since a young in we sta dream about this as kids as 13 year-olds being sneakerheads that our parents couldn't afford. to give us it so we would have to go out and get it. and we built this starting through instagram all the way up to facebook marketplace. they are now focused on rebuilding and healing. definitely. what's keeping hope with this is the community and the people that we have around us, our family, our friends, the community that we build is like so loyal to us and they're so strong that we see all those impactful messages that we get. we see all the support that we're getting from them is just another.

>>obstacle to handle another on the road that we're going achieve and overcome because i have such a strong team as well. and, you know, we're gonna get through it. >>we've spoken to fremont police and they tell me that there are no updates at the moment. the owners of high limit sneaker and apparel have a go fund me page. if the public chooses to help donate in fremont. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>the fbi and says so want to warn customers about the threats they face this holiday season as a birth threats are more common. this time of year reporter christine teased a spoke to the fbi and the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency on what consumers should watch out for and what measures they should be taking this upcoming holiday season. >>october is cybersecurity awareness month with the holidays approaching, people are more active on the web, which means are more prone to fallen victim to a cyber attack, which is why government officials are offering for suggestions as we approach the holiday season. we're transitioning into the

holiday season. so cyber threats are going to start shifting to holiday themed before pillars of cybersecurity awareness month are strong passwords. >>implementing two-factor authentication, updating software and recognizing fishing by implementing the for suggestions. consumers have a better chance of identifying and preventing falling victim of a cyber threat. however, cybersecurity officials say fishing is what consumers fall victim to the most around the holidays. fishing is going to be that that. >>that avenue that they're going to take to try to reach most people. and so online fraud is what we predominantly see this time of year. according to the fbi, 12.5 billion in losses due to cyber threats were reported in 2023. in the average number of complaints received daily was over 2,400. so what can people do to protect themselves or cyber crimes? i think generally is just >>be aware of what who and

what you're doing and who you're dealing with. right. if if deal is too ood to be true. stop, think about it and you know, just make sure find that you're dealing with the right person. but if you fall victim, here's what you should do immediately. the first thing you do is contact you. >>could it agencies and your credit cards and you put a hold on those cards and and you get new cards, right? you the foot credit monitoring. if you believe you fallen victim to a cyber crime, you're advised to file a complaint ic 3 dot-gov. >>it website run by the fbi. you can also get information on how to better protect yourself from a cyber crime in roseville, covering local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>israel pass legislation monday that could stop a key united nations agency from distributing aid in gaza. it comes as cease-fire. negotiations are picking back up between israel and hamas. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on the u.s. response.

>>we need to cease fire. we should end this war. >>president joe biden says it's time for a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas after more than a year of their war in gaza. a new cease-fire proposal would stop fighting for 2 days in exchange for several hostages. but the u.s. state department says negotiations continue to see if there's a way to break the logjam that we've been at. this comes as israel launched an attack against iran over the weekend in response to iran's missile attack against israel earlier this month. we do think it was a proportionate response. >>that should not lead to further escalation by iran. and we certainly hope that iran will not further escalate the conflict. >>while the state department and pentagon say this should be the end of the matter. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting monday on the situation in the middle east. we hope that the day would come that will be able to walk. >>together, we dive into people are used to do in the past. but israel's ambassador to the says if iran continues

to attack his country. >>israel will continue to fight back. any further admission would be met with consequences. 3 painful and decisive. iran requested the emergency meeting with support from china, russia and algeria. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure.

>>in health news, the cdc is seeing an increase in the number of children being diagnosed with walking pneumonia. it comes as kids are getting ready to trick or treat for halloween to be safe. reporter angelica sanchez has more on what health professionals want parents to know.

>>the changing of the seasons always brings challenges to the immune system. this year, health experts are noticing a rare uptick. all of a sudden with this surge, we're seeing it happen in these younger children, whereas we hadn't seen that before. health experts say there has been a rise both locally and nationally and patients diagnosed with mycoplasma better known as walking pneumonia. the illinois department of public health has issued an alert with child care providers and schools to heighten awareness. typically, we may see 2 to 5% of kids infected with this organism. now we're seeing positivity rates between 10 and 20%. we are seeing a lot more children in the 2 to 4 year old age range. doctors at lurie children's hospital. chicago say there's no clear answer yet as to what is causing the surge. but there are theories. one theory is that we're still seeing some of the effects of the of the covid pandemic

where essentially because of the social distancing that a lot of pathogens sort of went dormant. doctors say walking pneumonia, symptoms can mimic the common cold, but children under 5 may also experience diarrhea, freezing stuff. you're running nose, vomiting and watery eyes. i think that if a child or an adolescent word to have such significant work of breathing that they they had difficulty breathing at home or if they were unable to keep themselves hydrated or if their if their oxygen levels. >>we're lower than usual. then those children would need to be hospitalized. but for the most part, >>can be managed at home. >>the fbi is investigating a chinese cell phone hack used by the republican presidential ticket as well as people involved with vice president harris's campaign. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the

investigation and the concerns ahead of november. 5th. >>as millions of voters cast their ballots, is so important and candidates make their final pitches ahead of election day. the most important election in our history. one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. u.s. officials are on high alert for foreign election interference from russia, iran and china. it comes after intelligence agencies reported russia was behind the circulation of a fake video showing someone ripping up ballots in pennsylvania. >>the fbi says that, quote, part of moscow's broader effort to raise unfounded questions about the integrity of the u.s. election and stoke divisions among americans. the fbi is also investigating a chinese cell phone hack of former president donald trump and running mate jd vance as well as people associated with vice president kamala harris's campaign. any attempt to interfere in our election. >>something that the united states would take. with the

utmost seriousness. it's unclear what data the hackers may have accessed and officials believe the campaigns were among many other targets. >>the fbi says it's working to strengthen cyber defenses. china has an enormous, enormous capabilities. senate intelligence chairman mark warner says he expects efforts to interfere will ramp up after the election to raise doubts about election integrity. there is absolutely high expectation and that russia, china, iran. we'll try to interfere in spread dissension in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>the warriors fell to the los angeles clippers in their home opener. but that didn't stop fans from having a good time. kron four's photo journalist tahir asad. what that chase center and shares fan reaction. >>if this first at isn't over. >>they have good game of body

but every president buddy hield baby by the same but email. all the new guys love this new team guys jumping off the bench. high energy. case. >>enjoy the games are high. >>if we can just put new work. it's so stressful. >>what what what happened 3 point and it's the first loss yeah. unfortunately. well, we're good. we look good. we don't look too bad of a step combat this. the 2 good looks like a a game. but over over is not >>and yes, he was quiet

tonight. yeah, i think we're make 100. you know, people don't think we're going to do. but i if you listen, joyous all, it was great. we love the you see fit to go to. we are. >>i'm david lazarus coming up. but there's one issue that unites americans. its frustration with broken mcdonald's ice cream machines. well, our long

>>dax shepard talks about the case between his wife and her costar in the netflix series. nobody wants this. plus, andy cohen reveals whether he will be drinking a co-host anderson cooper at this year's new

year's eve celebration. tina devon has the details in the entertainment report. >>we start with this. one of the more popular shows on netflix right now is nobody wants this starring kristen bell and adam brody, part of its popularity stemmed from this scene in particular. everyone was freaking out about that kiss. here's some examples from x, formerly twitter. this is actually such an insane kiss. i will be thinking about it for the foreseeable future. this case is kind of going down in wrong com history. if we're being fr real and this kids made me

feel things i didn't know. i was capable of. so this has to make you wonder what a christian and adam spouses think about the on stream chemistry. everyone's talking about will dak shepherd told people magazine, my friend, we watch that scene together. the kissing scene, which i'd argue is the very best kissing scene ever ever put on film. and my best friend aaron from childhood. he goes, does she ever kiss you like that? know, i didn't even know she could cause like that whole areas. all right. now it's been weeks since hurricane helene made landfall. and while the hurricane delta out a ton of damage to several cities and towns in the south, it also gave us this crazy video and the water now is really starting to pour over. >>if you look at the graph below. >>okay. and was a probably go inside shortly. >>anderson cooper getting hit by debris. poor guy. and you may remember how the internet rally their support for the reporters saying that because he was pelted with all of

that, he should be able to drink on new year's well, it's looking like a boozy end of the year on cnn. according to anderson cooper's co-host, andy cohen, variety magazine asked him whether or not they'd be drinking to which cohen said, yes, you bet. after what anderson did in that hurricane, i'm not only giving of tequila. i'm throwing it at him. can't wait to see how that all plays out. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>stocks surge on a steep drop in oil prices. and there's finally a fix of those broken mcdonald's ice cream machines. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there. stocks up today and that's due in large part to a steep drop in oil prices down nearly 6%. that is the largest one-day drop we have seen in more than 2 years. the catalyst here is apparently israel in its counter attack against iran. not going after any of iran's energy field. that's something that oil

traders and oil markets in general have been watching for very closely. iran produces about 4% of the world's oil. so this is kind of a big deal and the fact that israel gave iran a pass at least as far as oil goes. well, that's at least a plus for energy markets. and now let's take a look at this. mcdonald's customers have been complaining for a long time that whenever they go to a restaurant, the ice cream machine is broken. well, there's apparently a reason for this. there are digital locks on the mcflurry machines that prevent the franchisees for making repairs. apparently only the manufacturer of the machines. a company called taylor could open those locks and make the repairs. and it just well didn't do that in a timely fashion. but that's now changed. beginning today, a copyright exemption is taking effect allowing the franchisees to unlock the machines themselves and to make the repairs. consumer advocates had sought that exemption because of the all the complaints, it got so egregious that there was even a website mcbroken com to track broken mcflurry machines. back to you.

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>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. >>one person was seriously injured in san francisco after a head-on crash with a muni bus. police say a car crashes of the bus shortly before 7.30, this evening on sunnydale avenue near mclaren park. officers say the driver of the car was the only person injured. they were taken to the hospital with

life-threatening injuries. now, the muni buses not carrying passengers at the time of the crash. cause is under investigation. man was taken to hospital after he was stabbed in the city's tenderly neighborhood. the stabbing happened near a feral on high streets. no word tonight on a suspect in that incident. and a community is remembering priscilla jones early monday morning. the 35 year-old was killed in a head-on crash in the south bay. jones was one of 2 drivers killed in the crash just after midnight near gilroy. friends tell us she was a 9-1-1. dispatcher kron four's. lindsey ford has the details. >>was a 9-1-1, dispatcher in santa clara county. she also owned a business in hollister with her husband, her friend. omarosa tells me priscilla was a leader in the hollister community. she loved. >>and overnight tragedy in santa clara county. 2 people dead from a head-on crash on highway. 25 near gilroy. the

chp says a 24 year-old eric and from gilroy swerved over double yellow lines crashing into 35 year-old priscilla jones in the opposite lane. both drivers died on scene friends tell us jones was a 9-1-1, dispatcher for santa clara county. >>just the devastating blow. >>omar rowe said the ceo of downtown hollister association worked with jones for many years. not only was she a dispatcher, he says she was also a volunteer, a mother and a business owner of of the companies, turtles. and it was her husband day. they had that together. rossa says jones always gave back to the community, especially during times of need for our lights on celebration parade in the past gave charros anybody who donated canned food to help our charity drives you the expo where the first was that we have heard in this area. they were supportive of that. they gave out free coupons for people to try that out. >>he would hold her is to you for your business and then

they would come dressed like grinch had thank for the holidays things like that. and so that was kind of like just funny things that they did to just kind of make it more than just, you know, this isn't your sure your food is like they just really went out of the way to make it more creative. rosso says jones is being remembered as a selfless person who always had time to help someone in need. just the passion that she displayed. >>it's the one i can tell you. he was very dedicated to her family and make a did again back to the community and again, the whole personality of like whatever it takes to help this community. >>omarosa tells me priscilla and her husband, michael owned a store front in salinas at the northridge mall where they sold churros. they also recently purchased a storefront in downtown hollister to expand their business. as for the crash, investigators are still looking into why on dry across lines. no one else was involved in the crash reporting in the studio. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>turning to weather now.

we're taking a live look at downtown san francisco from sutro tower. we're going to turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking your week's forecast. >>barley. the weather changing feeling like late october. we had a few scattered showers. some cooler temperatures around the bay area. now got a chance of a couple more storms coming our way. let's keep our fingers crossed for that as we could really use the rain water, try to bring an end to this fire season. all right. out there right now, the skies are clearing out. it's going to be cold night in parts of bay area, especially in some of the interior valleys in the north bay. some of place is getting in the low 40's, mostly clear, chilly and breezy out there tomorrow. mostly sunny and breezy, too. and then the unsettled weather pattern settles in on 40 right on halloween. we've got another storm coming. then one right after that as well. all right. low pressure beginning to kick to the east of us. and as it does on the great basin, start to develop that normally pattern of winds, not real strong fire, danger wins. it looks like, but it will be gusting spots overnight tonight and breezy for sure. as we head through the night tonight. here's your forecast

as some of the winds as we get toward early tomorrow morning. see those winds mainly out of the north and watch what happened. right appear in north bay mountains. you start to see the colors beginning to change the darker oranges or reds there as we're going to see some stronger gusts, special place like atlas mount saint helene some of those gusts over 30 plus miles an hour, maybe 40 mile an hour winds and around the rest. the bay area, just a breezy day from time to time. then by tomorrow night, things begin to calm down. all right. let's talk about rain, though, as we get in toward thursday. here you go on halloween early in the morning. that storm system coming on shore. that's good news. get that rain that early on in the morning and then hopefully drying things out for trick or treaters in the evening. and then a fast-moving storm drops in right behind not also going to be a cold system, bringing more snow in the sierra nevada and more rain, possibly the bay area. in fact, you start out of these storms and we get some pretty impressive totals as we head through the next couple of look at mendocino inician a quarter. if that happens, yeah. fire season come to an end for even ben lowman, the santa cruz mountains maybe over an inch of rain, san francisco over half an inch of that be a significant rain event like to

see that happen. that's for sure. 60's and 70's for tomorrow should be a dry day outside lots of sunshine, but breezy and the next couple days, we're going to least a break in stormy weather now. but then that comes back on halloween. more rain expected late friday and it is saturday, too. >>thanks, lawrence. well, california law enforcement says its season more than half a billion dollars that's worth of illegal marijuana this year. but a new report says it's not making a dent in the state's massive illicit market so far this year, the california department of justice has conflicts stated 353 million dollars in illegal plants and a task force from the governor's office seize another 191 million. but according to the la times, these actions barely put a dent, as we said in the state's illegal market. the seizures make up an estimated half of all marijuana sales in california. the sheriff of the county estimates recent enforcement efforts have eliminated just 6% black market plans in his county alone. and traffic stops

during a four-hour span resulting in more than a half. a dozen arrests in antioch on friday. police say they stopped. 25 cars arrested 8 people for recovered 2 stolen guns, meth and one count of marijuana. 4 cars were also towed and one person was arrested for stolen car there as well. now, antioch police recently out of police patrols to the areas they believe are most affected by gun violence in september. they release 14 shootings reported in the city following the shooting death. a 21 year-old elijah scales. police said most of the shootings were gang-related and in retaliation for his death. and at the time, antioch mayor lamar hernandez, thor consider street closures and asking the california national guard for assistance. >>coming up, ballots go out in the lane. the investigation tonight after hundreds of ballots are destroyed. ahead of the election next week.

>>welcome back. ron 4 is your local election headquarters a week out from the election. san francisco mayoral candidates are strategizing the game of choice voting. they're sending out mass s male and calls all telling voters who drank and in which order some candidates have asked business owners even put their campaign signs in the window. kron 4 sarah stinson has more after speaking with businesses. >>the race for san francisco mayor is in its last leg. many businesses and homes in each neighborhood are proudly showing off. who is their first choice candidate in

north beach support is shown for several candidates, including daniel lurie, cautious off i mark farrell and mayor london breed and a lot of places are showing support for aaron peskin who is currently the supervisor for this district. the owner of a flower shop on columbus avenue hopes to see past can lead city hall support him because he's scannable we care about support for peskin was also seen in the window of the restaurant era mix in the missions and we think he can get the job done. adult of his ali has owned the restaurant for 10 years. he says he does not plan to rank mayor breed out. know i'm not gonna vote for it. she's not, you know, not nothing promises promises things change. nothing happened. he says this election could make or break his business. he explained the hardships he's endured. shoplifters. you know, we really got to the point a public list were i if they come after so many hours. >>and even when the police we feel like is to think voters

are able to rank 10 of the 13 mayoral candidates from their first pick to their last. but you do not need to rank every single candidate since polling shows no one candidate being favored by at least 50% of voters. >>ranked choice voting is expected to be essential in determining the winner. candidates have now shifted to telling voters how to rank strategically that kind of negative campaigning. >>i think it's just going to trn voters off and it's pretty unlikely to work. that's melissa michelson. she's a political science professor at menlo park college. she says voters should not let candidates influence their picks. they're all thinking very strategically him, you know, trying to game the system for a what if this person gets knocked at a minimum, if i'm second choices. i tell her just ignore that. vo your preferences. and this is how range choice works. if a candidate receives more than 50% of first choice votes, then they win.

>>if no candidate gets the majority than an instant runoff happens with additional round eliminations and tallies. the candidate with the fewest votes in the first round is out. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. and with just over one week to go until election day, we're breaking down the propositions on this year's ballot to help you make your decision. >>starting the proposition 2 would authorized 10 billion dollars in general bonds to build to repair and upgrade facilities at public schools, charter schools and community colleges. those in support of the measure say that schools are outdated and they need more repairs to help prepare students for college and careers. but opponents of the bill say it will cost taxpayers an estimated 18 billion dollars when that bond is repaid with interest. there's also proposition 3, this proposition would amend the constitution to recognize fundamental right to marry regardless of race or. it would remove language in california's constitution that

says marriage is only between a man and a woman. supporters of the prop say it protects california's freedom to marry, but opponents argue if you remove all rules for marriage and opened the door to child marriages, incest and polygamy, one of the biggest propositions, lastly, is ballot. propped 32. it would raise the minimum wage for businesses with more than 25 employees to $18. starting january. first of next year for businesses with 25 or fewer employees, the minimum wage would go up to $17 an hour in january, but then increased to $18 in 2026. supporters say would help workers and single parents of for the cost of living in california. while opponents say it would increase the cost of living, eliminate jobs and make the state's budget deficit even ballots in the pacific northwest went up in flames early on monday morning. authorities in portland, oregon and vancouver, washington are investigating 2 fires set in

ballot boxes in vancouver. the fire destroyed hundreds of ballots after some a place. and since very device outside the box early monday morning, fires fresh and advice on the bucs failed to properly activate in portland. only 3 ballots were destroyed because the device on the bucs did work last thursday in phoenix, arizona, a man was arrested for a similar incident. authorities say the fire was not politically motivated, though. a new study shows wildfires in california are spreading faster than just a few years ago. researchers at ucla said he'd fire imagery from 60,000 fires over the past 20 years. and what they found was that is going to across the west grow more than 250% more quickly in twenty-twenty than it did back in 2001 knowing they're more likely to spread out of control than in previous years. they believe fires are growing faster because of a variety of reasons, including warming trends, high winds and human starting fires themselves. and halloween is

just around the corner this thursday. but state officials are warning parents about something serious when trick-or-treating near or at offenders homes officials say there's a website, though that could help you figure out where they are to keep your kids safe. it's california's megan's law website. officials say you can put in an address to see were offender supervised person lives in the area that way you can playing or trick-or-treating route in advance as steers clear of that location. the website also includes offenders mugshots and what crimes they were convicted of to help you. officials say parole agents will also be out and about to keep an eye on all the communities. well, coming up, a car smashes into on store in san francisco's union square. >>this police say the shopping area is getting safer ahead of the holiday season.

>>kron four's your local election headquarters. election day is just a little over a week away and at least 29 counties have so far open their voting locations and santa clara county, more than 2 dozen voting locations open over the weekend. that's where we find kron. 4 shock moment with the details. >>for the next 10 days, this room in the santa clara county registrar of voters office will sound like this. it's a ship. making sure your vote is counted. this is like the super bowl for us. michael has been with the santa clara county registrar of voters since he was a volunteer himself seeing this room fully staffed is music to his ears. i see a lot of familiar faces here that have been helping us

for many years. it's the first day where you can go into voting locations across santa clara county and voting percent. more than 2 dozen locations for the next week for us, we start at 05:00am and then go all the way until midnight. >>ballots are open once they have the signature and that they're filed away, brought to a table. >>we're under a very tight supervision. there are flattened out and checked for any blemishes seeing if there's any rips or tears, anywhere, dank or things that would like jam are scanners next. michael takes us to where the counting happens. we're not allowed inside for security reasons. we have all the proper procedures in place and security protocol. double and triple checked. it's a familiar sight for elections worker ray lambert he's been coming back for more than 4 different elections. oh, yes, yes, i never miss an election marked with a rainbow vote 10 and counting down the days but i think it's going to be i think it's very important for people to vote because i it is

important for our voices to be not good guy. and since saturday was the first day to vote in person in the county with the ballots showed up, they had a ribbon cutting ceremony. >>for the attempt of make sure voters feel confident about voting and >>you know, if you haven't voted yet, make sure to make a staffed and diligent crew have any issues make sure too call your most trusted source of information, which is your local election officials. so if you do want to vote early and in-person, there are 26 locations in total throughout santa clara county to do so, including right here at the elks lodge. number 5 to 2 off alma road in san jose. >>and 4 days before the election on november, first, even more opened up adding to about 100 different locations to vote early and in person. if you want a full list of places to vote, you can go online at vote, dot santa clara county dot gov. reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news.

>>police in san francisco are asking the public for your help. they're looking for 2 suspects who rammed a car into the union square. louis, that hans or overnight as kron four's terisa stasi reports the suspect didn't take anything but they did leave critical evidence behind. >>smash but no grab, at least not this time around. 04:00am monday. san francisco police say that officers patrolling union square saw this car ram into the louisville tom store on gary street unsuccessful. the suspect drove off in 2 getaway cars.

>>from like national news and what i hear about san francisco, i was expecting i was expecting things to be worse than they are. >>tourists in town say despite seeing glass littering the sidewalk from the attempted burglary, they feel safe in the city. and the latest data backs up their feelings. crime stats on the central district of san francisco where union square is located. show a turnaround this year. robberies are down. 23% of burglaries down. 23% compared to the same time last year. >>i thought i'd be where it's just from all negative attention that don't outside. brown has gotten over the years. so i came here expecting the worst hasn't been as bad as i thought. in addition to examining union square data, robberies and burglaries are down citywide as well. >>robberies down 23% and burglaries down 12%. while the numbers show crime is dropping, it is not gone altogether. 2 weeks ago, the

christian dior store was smashed into and merchandise stolen. this is video from last year when a similar crime occurred. and in august, san francisco is in the national spotlight when forty-niners rookie shot will shopping. he's now back on the playing field. a 17 year-old was arrested and charged in connection with the shooting. last year. the union square alliance work with city leaders to have increased foot patrols during the holiday season. >>it's unclear whether they're going to do that again. we did reach out to the alliance organization but have not heard back yet in the newsroom. terisa is staff co kron. 4 news. >>this startup that's creating unique computer accessories. starting with this innovative split keyboard that adapts to you. i'm rich demuro. that's

>>neighbors are speaking out tonight after shooting left 2 people dead and another injured in sacramento. reporter zach boetto went to the apartment complex where it all happened and spoke to neighbors who heard the gunshots and witness the gruesome aftermath. >>police say a halloween party turned deadly sunday night at this apartment complex in south natomas and with the front gate broken, neighbors are now demanding more security. 2 people are dead and a girl under the age of 18 is recovering from being shot after a sunday night party ended with gunshots in south natomas. i see a girl. >>she looked maybe 12 to 15 screaming. there's 3 dead bodies call an ambulance. brooke williamson lives around the corner from where the shooting happened at the woodlands apartments. she said the gunshots woke her up. >>then she went outside to check out what was going on.

it was disorienting. it was a little scary. you know, we got back inside because we didn't know if they were still out here with a gun. sacramento police say the shooting happened around 11 30 sunday night. they say of the 2 men who died in the gunfire. one was a teenager. they have not yet released the age of the other man who died. >>i saw the people that gotten shot, 2 of them. the girl was still living. it kind of went back. to my apartment. it was it was surreal. >>police have not yet named a suspect or suspects. the sacramento county coroner has not yet named the victims, but the residents who live at the woodland apartments say they were told the front gate is broken. they believe this and a lack of security are contributing to the recent crime in the neighborhood and they want to see change. there needs to be more sick, like more security here. >>the gates don't work. people come in all the time. we've had a lot of thefts. people's places have been broken into.

we've had a lot of shootings around here as well. i think that would help with the tenants protection. we walked into the complex management building to speak with them about the shooting and about security. >>but they refused to speak with us. residents say they have no problems with their neighbors but want to feel safe. we're happy to have people have parties here late at night and have fun. >>and it's just the violence. >>the sacramento police department asking anyone with information about this shooting to reach out reporting in south is covering local news. that matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. the computer keyboard has been around for decades. governor gavin newsom highlights statewide effort, he says are cracking down on crime. >>capitol correspondent wallace all have the

>>at the state capitol, governor newsom is highlighting statewide efforts, he says, are cracking down on crime. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >>we've seen the trouble success and real progress. governor gavin newsom speaking optimistically about his administration's efforts to crack down on crime. specifically retail theft. it october of last year and this year the newsom administration awarded 267 million dollars to 55 cities and counties across the state to assist local agencies respond to an address retail crime that according to newsom, has resulted in more than 10,000 arrests. he says that is in addition to

california highway patrol, special operations in the bay area. and kern county that thus far have resulted in nearly 3,000 arrests. the confiscation of about 180 illegal guns in the recovery of nearly 3,000 stolen vehicles. about sending a that we're just not going to tolerate some of the behavior that we start to it all comes just 2 months after the governor signed a 10 retail theft related bills into law. but it also comes amid increased attention on prop 36. the selection, approved by california voters. 36 will allow for increased penalties for some drug and theft offenses. specifically the measure seeks to reform prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved law to change some felonies to misdemeanors and lucent, penalties for certain drug and theft crimes, including retail theft. when the stolen items are valued at less than $950 because of proposition 47, there's no consequence. >>and that's what we need is consequence for the commission

of crimes. gop state senator roger says prop 36 is needed noting it will not just go after retail thieves, but will also increase drug treatment resources for nonviolent drug offenders. it's going to provide the ability to get them into treatment and it appears a vast amount of californians agree just last week. this poll from the public policy institute of california shows 73% of likely california voters support the measure. but governor gavin newsom does not. if i thought this was good, i csb supported. he believes several counties are not prepared to implement drug treatment programs. of that, he's concerned prompt. 36 could lead to mass incarceration. >>a fast track to state prison hunterdon. 1000. plus one in 10, 20, $30,000 a that the taxpayers will bear with no real outcome being, you know, the outcomes being some optimal results of state prison for nonviolent possession of drugs. i can't good conscience support it.

>>and a reminder for your vote to count your ballot. return envelope must be sent back and postmarked no later than election day, november. 5th reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>in tech news, 2 brothers think it's about time to reinvent the computer. keyboard rich demuro explains and shows us the new approach in tonight's richaun tack. >>the computer keyboard has been around for decades. this startup believes it's ripe for reinvention. >>iou, keep working while. i'm looking for brothers. gregg and tom wilson have backgrounds that apple and in product design. we have 3 principles. when design anything we want to innovate. we want to create premium materials and we want it to be human-centered. the duo stopped by to reveal their first product, a wireless split keyboard. you can

arrange in various ways. well, we've been in the rectangular world for a long time and we're trying to break the rectangular status quo. the flow keyboard aims to help you focus on working and not your wrists. you can start a position and in ways that it just feels more comfortable. there are also accessories to fully customize your space, including risk pass a trackpad and adjustable stands for the magnets coming. you gotta have god. it it all sits on a magnetic desk pad. all of us. i mean. it's the first time i've ever been able to really lost, have a product adapt to me rather than the other way around the system works with macs and pcs, phones and tablets. but it might take some getting used to for a couple of days just to get a feel for things about 2 weeks for some folks, depending on your time. officials say it's aimed at anyone who wants a better set up along with music creators editors, photographers had users and accountants. knew is thoughtful in premium all the way through with a price to

match. the keyboard alone is $400 excess. trees range from 100 to $250. and if we're gonna spend a lot of time for this, we want to be the best product possible and not necessarily the cheapest product possible. we want the best experience possible. that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >>one of the most talked about ballot measures. californians will vote on next week is proposition 34 advocates claim it would close a loophole concerning prescription drug profits. but opponents argue it's really meant to specifically target only one organization. lauren lister explains. >>34 proposition 34 takes aim at the spending a certain health care providers who benefit from a federal prescription drug discount program. it aims to put in place new rules property for comes from a simple premise. >>that money that congress met for patients should go towards patients under the government

program. drugmakers give discounts on pharmaceuticals to eligible nonprofits that serve low-income patients. >>those providers can in charge insurance plans full price and generate revenue to increase services and serve more low-income people. but the law doesn't directly restrict how the money is spent and backers of the ballot measure claim some groups abuse the benefit. measure puts rules in place for the worst offenders of this program. >>so that they spend 98% of their on patient care, the nonprofit aids healthcare foundation is behind the no on 34 campaign. they claim the proposition targets them because of their advocacy work. it's what we call a revenge initiative. >>it actually targets one organization with aids healthcare foundation which has put on the ballot. now 3 times an initiative to expand rent control. that includes brought 33 this november for prof 34 because of its narrow criteria. the secretary of state finds few groups would

likely be impacted. 8 healthcare maintains they may be the only important to understand who sponsor unit, which is the california apartment association and they are leon herds. they're not patient advocate. the yes campaign claims problems with healthcare, nonprofits getting into affordable housing explains why landlords backed prop 34 do not like to have. >>folks in the market who are not time to market forces. i frankly offer offer terrible housing and gives them a bad name and they point to patient advocate support from the als association, chronic care coalition and united nurses. >>aids healthcare foundation provides medical care to hiv aids patients and claims all spending from the federal drug benefit aligns with their mission. so it is spent on patient health care. but patients also need advocacy. housing is a social determinant of which means that housing is health care. the national organization for women la times editorial board

and nonpartisan consumer watchdog also oppose the measure. >>a yes vote is for new rules. a no vote means no change in los angeles. i'm lauren lyster. sacramento is making

history tonight after breaking ground on a new affordable housing complex. it's called the huddle. the new apartment building is designed specifically for single parents going to college. and it's the first of its kind here in california. reporter kimberly cruz breaks it down. >>called the huddle on 5th street west sacramento. this 18 unit, affordable housing

complex marks the first of its kind in california. >>what used to be an empty lot. will now serve as a home for 17 families right after the pandemic. our scholars were telling us that their biggest issue was access to safe and affordable housing. because of that, they decide that they just need to get out into the workforce. lori bar is the co-founder and ceo of the nonprofit raised the bar. the organization's goal is to increase opportunities for single parents, students and provide support as the complete higher education. and they are doing just that with these homes. we discovered that there are several other models out there, but none that we're doing work or none that existed in the state of california working alongside local colleges and universities, including sacramento. state document of state has one of the largest single parent populations of all of the schools in california. rent will be based on the student's income. each

unit is about 800 square feet and it comes with appliances, including a washer and dryer. residents will also be connected to services top of the units at the whole on are reserved people who have experienced relationship violence. and so they will finally have a place to call their own where they feel safe or says the footprint is small, but the impact this will have for students spans far beyond also affecting the child. he's watching their parent do this right. so the blueprint is laid and they think, oh, mom did chord. i did it. i can do it, boring to sweets having the apartment units fully leased by the end of the year in west sacramento, covering local news that matters. kimberly, cruz, fox 40 news. for the 4th year. the great highway turned into the gray haunts way on sunday night. >>for a family-friendly event, com four's lindsay for spoke with the kids about their love of halloween. now, just days away. >>in great, hot way is a neighborhood i'll and a half

trick-or-treating experience. elizah panicky has volunteered since the great hot way started 4 years ago. and there's a lot people who volunteer to do trick or treat station host. the kids come out in their costumes get to have it starts on terrible street all the way down to judas tree. we thought it was just going to be the neighborhood coming out that first year louisville was much larger than the neighborhood. >>and now, every year, i want to come out here and do it because it's so fun and exciting to get to bring everybody out to see our beautiful beach in and enjoy the coastline and really fun way and to trick or treat with everybody. it's so fun to have all the kids come lillian levi watson, brother and sister had a lot of fun with their friends along the coast. trick-or-treating. are you a princess in real life? >>what's your favorite part about doctor? also, i mostly middle school get one the school kind will check each

levi is a big fan of star wars and he said he got his costume from disney world. iand dark fate or i saw guy friend disney world and we didn't have that much use and i just wanted to wear for halloween. he also loves candy can't choose a favorite. i every single one really loves halloween. but how is like one of the past? but trust because i'm that's very cool. panicky sees the great hot way becoming the san francisco tradition. i love halloween i'm excited for dressing up excited for all of that have been around halloween. this is just a really fun community driven we love it out here. i love to come out here get to be with my my neighborhood, but also to have everybody come out here and see the get to enjoy a in a in a different way in san francisco, lindsey ford kron. 4 news.

>>and just in time when it comes to the 9. so it seems in if things continue to go in the direction they have for a guy like christian mccaffrey, that could mean he'll be back out there on the field playing by week 10 against the tampa bay buccaneers. and that's, of course, the co according to head coach kyle shanahan who reiterated that today. but only of all things go well and the simulated practices this week, the christian mccaffrey is going to hit hard. according to kyle shanahan. now, that's a the rating go. they've seen their fair share of injuries to their key players this season. the

reigning offensive player of the year. they go your screen. well. he right now is suffering from, you know, achilles tendonitis in both legs. however, today, kyle shanahan did say that in addition to not having any setbacks to his recovery so far, mccaffrey will go through a series of practice sessions this week while there are off and if all goes well, cmc, his practice window could be open as soon as monday, which is a week away from today and he could be active by the tampa bay bucaneers matchup on the road. now, while jordan mason he's played well, of course, ranking 3rd in the rushing yards across the league right now, the niners struggles in the run game in the red zone. well, they are evident in mason will. he's also suffered an injury of his own to his shoulder the re aggravated against dallas. they kept him off the field a couple times this season now because of rookie, isaac, a window he had to step in against dallas. and boy, did he have a day nonetheless, kyle shanahan is excited about mccaffrey's progress and is optimistic for his eventual return.

>>expectations see how he is when he gets back and then evaluate him as he goes. you and of course, the hope is that everything just goes back to normal. you know, perfect. but that's what all striving for. you got to play that out smartly and you got that each day. what we do with their own eyes, what he tells that will be a solid consular work and throw. >>we've got halloween on thursday. coming up of weather may be a major factor on that day as well. still out the door tonight. we're watching things kind of quiet down now, as far as the rain is concerned, we have some pop-up showers this afternoon and some snow showers continuing still over the sierra nevada, but things start to clear out a little bit around the bay area. so we're in for a cold night out there. we are seeing a little bit of a window, a brisk wind that will keep it from getting too cold. but tonight, yeah, those clouds will part chilly temperatures around as well. tomorrow partly cloudy. little bit on the breezy side, too. and then the wet weather pattern likely to make a return as we head in toward latter part of the week. maybe a couple storms headed our way right now. you

can see things kind of settling down around the state. still a couple of scattered showers in the high country. the bay area, though, looking good so far. but the winds, yeah, we've kind of had a brisk wind going. we've seen some gusts to 30 miles an hour in spots, even in san francisco. a little earlier today. things will again pick up, i think with the winds as we head throughout the night tonight low pressure begins kick to the east of us and we're going to get more of a northerly wind overnight tonight. so that wind is going to get going a bit that's going to be breezy in spots. you see here on the forecast models. we take you through the night and watch the directions. you can see all of a sudden starts coming. northerly component to the winds start to kick up around 4.30, in the morning. look toward half moon bay getting some gusts of 30 miles an hour. and then you'll be in another special over the north bay mountains. some of the stronger gusts begin move over. the mountain tops atlas. peak say molina probably going to see some very gusty winds there. 30 plus miles per hour down below, not as gusty but will be a brisk afternoon around the bay area. then those winds calm down as we head toward tomorrow night. the meantime, though, yeah, that's what we're looking at. as far as the forecast watch

what happens here. but this into motion here comes that storm rolling right in when you know to 3rd in the morning, though, that's the good news comes in very early on the halloween. so we're hoping to get most that rain dhabi for the trick or treaters head out in the evening behind that. we've got yet another quick moving storm coming in late on friday, early into saturday, bringing another round of rain to the bay area and snow across the high country. all that is going to add up some nice totals to. in fact, you look to far northern california. yeah, almost an inch and 3 quarters of how about that and inch and a quarter mendocino that be great that bringing into fire season san francisco. you're talking about over a half an inch of rain there. so certainly some good news, as we say, that all coming together have to wait and see temperatures for tomorrow plan on some 60's, maybe some low 70's well inland over the next couple days. we are going to see it looks like an unsettled weather pattern maker return as we head in toward late wednesday into thursday. and then as we get toward this weekend, of course, don't forget, we've got to back those clocks. >>and that does it here for us kron. 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. i'm

stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and see tomorrow night.

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