>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and online with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. a large and destructive rally taking place through the streets of san francisco today. more than 2000 striking hotel workers march downtown this evening. >>the rally eventually stopping and blocking the cable car tracks at powell street. 85 people who are few says the spurs were arrested by sfpd. our cameras caught several being taken into custody. the workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties have all been on strike since september. this was their largest demonstration. yet the workers say they left san francisco and believe tourism will recover. but that's why they're demanding the restoration of jobs that cut. during the pandemic. >>really committed to providing people from around the thing that i think that we can get back to write and draw

>>the workers are also demanding better wages and affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers across the country have gone on strike since labor day. san francisco officials install barriers on another street in the mission to her workers. the barriers are something many residents have been advocating for. but with that come another set of problems. crop for sara stinson explains. >>a lot of muck are mixed reviews from people who live on shotwell street. some say they are relieved because they're starting to see stuff. you are workers there. but others say the barriers have caused a whole new set of safety concerns. >>so happy this longtime san francisco resident says the minute the city put up barriers on shotwell street, she could rest easy. it's like dan, ok, literally, i have my first night. good sleep. because i got woken up almost every night, even clothes

sfmta installed barriers a week ago to deter work in the traffic flow. it causes in the middle of the night and many people who live here say it's working. you are >>and it's no longer racetrack for 3. it's gotten a lot quieter. i hear the racing cars down the street, residents, a prostitution got worse on shot. well, after the city put up barriers on camp street last year. and now the same system has been put in place on shotwell street between 19th and 21st streets. >>but some say they've got new problems throughout the day. cars regularly coming and getting stuck and having to turn around. and it's a very narrow street. >>neighbors say that people continue to turn around in their driveway and then other drivers get frustrated, go around the barrier and onto the sidewalks. there's definitely some safety problem. people say this chaos could be avoided with better signage. the hope is that drivers will eventually get used to the changes. the signage is not great at the

end of its kind of year when it should be right here. it is a not a through street. >>yes, i screwed up on capp street multiple times whether people like the new barriers or not. most people agree on one thing that this is not a permanent solution to illegal prostitution. i do have a business on the street. so it like to see that migrating there. so it is a game walk more. so it just seems like. >>why are we making things complicated for something that's not an actual solution? find that very frustrating. >>sfmta says these barriers are part of a pilot program. they're still assessing the effectiveness of them. emergency vehicles like fire trucks. they are able to drive over the barriers. now a man who lives further down shot well, where there are no barriers tells me he wishes the city included his area in the pilot program because now there's a ton more noise and workers there. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>new speed cameras are coming to parts of san jose. this as city leaders approved the

installation and use of more than 30 cameras in the spring of next year, they'll be at least one new cameron, each of the city's 10 districts. the hope is to improve roadway safety. if one of those cameras catch you speeding more than 60 miles per hour. i think it's starting off at $100 will automatically be sent to you. turning now to weather taking a live look now at downtown san francisco from sutro tower. looking like a nice night. it's definitely been chilly this week tracking all the rest of your week's forecast. we turn now to kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence. >>i've already seen some showers begin to pick up end in san francisco. you're looking sfo. the clouds are gathering, but we are seeing not raindrops elsewhere in the santa rosa. some light rain. inverness also begun bay and further out these down to richmond. you're starting to see some showers. also delay almost that very, very light so far will pick up throughout the night and spread south as we head throughout the night into early tomorrow morning. that's not expected to be a big storm, but the first of a couple of that are going to begin to move through. first

one coming through tonight into early tomorrow morning. and you can see by early tomorrow morning really drag into the south bay snow from the sierra nevada behind. that will clear things out for trick or treaters by tomorrow night. then we get ready for more significant storm. not a huge storm but more significant moving in as we head in toward friday night and early into saturda morning. nice to see the rain coming back in the bay area. rain amounts get out of the 2 storms, maybe about a quarter an inch or so in a san francisco, maybe about a 3rd of an inch in half moon bay. more than that, some place in the north. they could see upwards of a half an inch of rain. of course, that be nice to see temperatures yet chilly. these storms coming off the gulf of alaska numbers in the 40's in the 50's for overnight lows tonight. by day tomorrow, you can see some sunshine and some passing clouds on halloween. temperatures going to be in the 50's and the 60's all around. that looks like the next couple days. but we're going to see a return of some raindrops coming our way as we head in toward friday afternoon the weekend. you're starting a little bit wet on saturday. don't forget, we fall back this weekend. then as we get into next week's good reason. we're getting some rain here by next week.

we could be looking at some gusty winds, maybe higher fire danger as we head toward next week, too. thanks, lawrence. >>well, tonight, san francisco police are looking shooter responsible for seriously injuring a man you see here. this is video of the scene shared on the citizen app. police say the shooting happened shortly after 6 this evening in the area of ellis and joan street in the tenderloin. they say the victim has been taken to the hospital with a life-threatening injuries. election day is just days away. now in san francisco, residents are holding another rally against one of the most controversial measures on the ballots. that's prop k it would lay the groundwork for making the city's great highway, a permanent park if it passes the city's park code with the chance to establish new recreation and open spaces. this is what the new park could look like. it was tricks private cars at all times on the great highway between lincoln and slot boulevards only emergency vehicles will be allowed through opponents to say that

the probably cause a lot of traffic in nearby neighborhoods. but supporters say it would expand the city's open space. community together. >>it's given us a place to to meet. neighbors spent time with neighbors and it's given us an opportunity create a new amenity for san franciscans across the city to enjoy. >>right now, there are no finalize plans for the look. but the design phase would come later if it passes and include public input. the city of oakland is set to receive 20 a million dollars from the state. that's to help address homelessness. governor newsom made the announcement today saying mayor sheng thao was pleased to receive the grants. >>and this will help with a sustaining credible work that their team, our team here at the city of oakland it's created has completed for long-term solutions address homelessness. >>this grant money can be used to create permanent housing rental and move in assistance

as well as case management services for those experiencing homelessness. >>well, coming up, halloween begins in just about 20 minutes. a warning tonight for drivers, though, as thousands of trick or treaters, get ready to flood neighborhood street. we'll be right back.

>>come back. i'm stephanie rothman tonight. another blow for oakland mayor sheng thao, the nor cal carpenters union is now endorsing her recall. the union which represents more than 36,000 members originally said they weren't taking a stance on the recall. but earlier this week they filed a cease and desist order

against the mayor accusing her of falsely using their endorsement in a state of the union says, quote, by falsely using our name and logo, it shows she cannot be trusted further. she has not have the strength of character to apologize for her transgression against our members, many of whom live and work in oakland and are suffering the high crime rates. lack of affordable housing and other ills that our city is facing. well, mayor tells campaign responding to this saying in part on october 10th, the mayor was assured by leaders of the carpenters that she had their support. their internal confusion is an issue for their members, not the mayor. and in santa clara election election officials are reaching out to the next generation of voters. they've been going to schools encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register for future elections. a spokesperson for the registrar's office says they visited 80 schools in the south bay this year and they've been giving students eat, giving students easy to understand examples on why

voting matters. >>voted on. you know, if i if you could have a cell phone or not, and you didn't vote really did. our vote would matter years, wouldn't you know? so we put that out there into the kids minds and they're like that that make sense. >>the registrar's office says they've had more than 10,000 future voters pre-register. speeding drivers will be something to look out for that. if you're planning to k kids trick-or-treating tomorrow night kron four's lindsay for spoke to transit officials in san jose about tips to keep them safe. >>ghost goblins and ghouls all ready to greet hundreds of trick or treaters. expected to take over neighborhoods on halloween night. but the spooky fun can always mean tricks. for drivers unveiling halloween, we've got kids and their families out walking around street. we want to make sure that everyone is being as careful as possible. >>that means both people behind the wheel and everybody walking around trick or treating.

>>the san jose department of transportation is urging the public to be extremely cautious last year the department reported 44 traffic related deaths. 23 of those victims were pedestrians. san jose is one of several cities in the u.s. with vision 0 program. >>that is our initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities. and we've got a long way to go. colin haynie with the san jose department of safety. >>says people behind the wheel have a responsibility to keep people safe. number one role. >>do not drink and drive. i shouldn't have to still say that. but but bears repeating if you are drinking and if you're at a halloween party. >>don't drive. give the keys to somebody else. color rideshare app use public transit, walk home slowdown in residential areas. >>and try to avoid driving between 5 and 9 at night, which are peak trick-or-treating hours. also urges parents to make sure their children are visible in the dark. >>he says kids under 12 should be out with an adult.

>>so i doubt i've got a 7 year-old going on. 25 was a lot of excitement. a lot of sugar. he's asked to run ahead of me, right? run down the street and he always stops and waits at the intersection or all of my hand across the street and to make that even easier. i liked him up. he's got glow sticks and glow bracelets and a glow necklace on. so i can see him from a good distance. but that took a, you know, years teaching them about safety. so make sure you have those conversations with your kid. so you're on the same page. they know how to keep themselves safe. they know that you're right behind them in. you're going to catch up soon and you can keep the fun going. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >>well, take a look at this halloween decorations place outside a house in alameda are attracting a lot of attention. that's because the theme, as you can see is the election and encourages pastor buys interact. the decorations feature 11 carnival booths throwing jabs at former president trump. there's even a graveyard representing fail

trump businesses. my wife and i are both pretty snarky and somewhat creative. and we both have our real day jobs on attorney. she's a nurse and we don't really get to that creative normally. so like this is sort of our creative outlet. >>the homeowner also included hannibal lecter as the former president having mentioned, the fictional character at his rallies. lot coming up for and >>well, coming up after this, the little boy on a major road to recovery after getting hit by a truck. it's parents now time bring awareness and change. 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.

>>san jose family is suing

their son's 2 during program. that's after he was struck by a truck while walking home unattended kron four's lead kyle has this story. >>to our community. if you guys could move mountains, tears street, they were heartbroken. mother hardened by her 7 year-old son's painful plight recovering from a summer in an intensive care unit where he was treated for a ruptured bladder skull fracture and multiple broken bones. the injuries stemming from an accident outside his tutoring program in san jose back in june. what happened to bash and on june 24th. >>should never have happened to him or any child on wednesday on behalf of their son. ashley mom point michelle and her husband, fay chanel filed a civil lawsuit in santa clara county superior court against whom on north america incorporated the complaint for damages alleges 2 causes of action, negligent supervision of plaintiff and negligent operation of a vehicle.

absence of clear and direct protocols for managing pickups and drop-offs significantly injured. that increases the risk of an accident. bastion was struck by a truck after his attorney mark boskovic says the unsupervised child wandered away from the kumon math. >>and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together and get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it live. in at home with the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >>we reached out to come on

for comment on this story but have not heard back in san jose. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>north america responding to the lawsuit with a statement that reads, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in the cool mom program. all of us at coombe on continue to wish the student a complete recovery at this time. has neither been served with nor is named as a party in any legal filings related to this matter. address any such claims in the appropriate legal than you. >>it's called prop 5 and it will appear on your ballot capital tom wallace. i'll tell you why. supporters say it will benefit local communities in affordable housing. >>while opponents argue

>>on election day, californians will have a lot of propositions to look at. one of them is proposition 5. it's a ballot measure seeking to make it easier for local communities to pause. bond measures. our capitol correspondent breaks down prop 5 and has reaction from its supporters and opponents >>it's one of the major statewide measures on your ballot prompt 5, if approved by boaters. it would make it easier for communities to borrow money specifically lowering the voter threshold needed to approve local bonds that help fund infrastructure and affordable housing projects. as it stands today for the state constitution. any time a local government puts a bond measure on the ballot in need at least 2 thirds voter approval to pass, but should prompt 5 become law. local bonds would need just 55% to pass the current system is really.

>>and democratic in that it a small, narrow minority to for the rest of us. it's a two-thirds requirement and that's really on bayard. that's why cathy creswell with the sacramento housing alliance says prompt 5 is needed. prop 5 puts the power into local voters and empowering us as a community to solve our most critical problems. creswell notes. she's not alone. >>the league of california cities and house in california have both endorsed the measure, arguing it will cut road blocks for local governments seeking to fund projects that they say will benefit communities, including construction of new affordable housing, affordable housing is not only. >>you know, good to get families in housing. we also know it's a piece of the puzzle to solve homelessness. >>crisis supporters say the proposition comes with various accountability measures to ensure local bond money is spent properly. but on the

opposing side, proposition 5 makes it easier to raise taxes. and we don't want to do that. susan, shelley of the howard jarvis taxpayers association notes will prompt 5, does not in itself raise taxes. she argues it will serve as an engine for local governments to do so more easily. this adds up specifically. she says local bond measures require the government to borrow money that money. she points out accrues interest over time, putting local governments further into debt. the most concerning she says as part of local bond agreements, local governments have to increase property taxes on their constituents to pay back that debt, particularly adds up for people who are on a fixed income who are going to see extra charges on their property tax bill over and over again for everything the government wants to do until it gets to the point where they can't pay those tax bills. and if you can't pay your property taxes, the county will sell your house for you. people will lose their homes so we shouldn't be messing with the 2 thirds that requirement. it's an important

taxpayer protection and this is just one of 10 statewide propositions set to appear on your ballot reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. cash ceo bob lee's murder >>cash ceo bob lee's murder trial resumes wednesday. that's after it was briefly interrupted last week by the san francisco superior court wrkers strike now kron four's lezla gooden has more as she's been following this story and has the very latest. >>on wednesday, we heard from several officers working this case and they discussed video surveillance and other evidence. and take a look at this video from court earlier. jurors for the first time saw video according to prosecutors. the moment bob lee was stabbed by me memo many under the bay bridge on april 4th, 2023, the videos from a nest camera taken at a residence. 9 stories up and they are 2 figures seen in the video. many is dressed in white and liam black says

prosecutors. the other video watch by the jury was a clear street view of lee staggering on main street and bleeding heavily and looking for help police ex-wife gassed in court watching this video. lee is then seen flagging down a white car who stops and then drives away. the witness was never found, nor did they call police. now, prosecutors many did not take lee back to his room at one hotel. instead took him to a dimly lit street under the bay bridge to kill him. the officer on the stand in charge of gathering video. surveillance says they did everything they could to find a better video of the stabbing. and as bob lee was dying many is bm w was seen going through the tunnel and heading back to his home and emeryville at 02:47am. look just being done. we the sheriffs service is going pass. the san francisco did a great we also heard that officers served search warrants to cause our department, her husband's

apartment and the miss home emeryville. at the same time. >>and officers say that because ours has been appeared to not cooperate with police during this. and during cross-examination, the defense asked if police were ever able to track down that vehicle was flagged down but failed to believe and they question why they didn't try harder to find this witness. police never identified nor found that to this point. we have listened to several hours of testimony from officers and right now the jurors appeared to be very restless and appear board. now, that could be because last week we heard several hours of testimony from because our which was very fiery. so we will continue to watch this case as it unfolds. loves a good in kron. 4 news.

>>know went on and on. michael yaki is here. >>since legally couple pages in length, michael, somewhere can repeat okay. choice words were divisive, angry, furious kids, bull. and he went on and on. so let's let's use whatever words you can use without beeping from the i was pretty clear about it. >>well, look, let's remember what how our shores became governor of california. he was it was at a time of real discontent. dissatisfaction in california. the governor was recalled. he was like he was she was 96. that's right. more than 50% californians they were sick and tired of really the political system in california at the time. so this someone who has that kind of platform and background to

wish to speak. he was really effecting really comes about real republicans his best friend in the late stage was jon burton, a democrat. i mean, this is someone who delta that, you know, he was beyond the 2 parties and as always felt that way fast forward, you know, 20 years, 20, almost 20 years later and you have a situation where, again, people are dissatisfied with what's going on here. forget how the economy is for. yeah. grau when of a deal going on in the world, there's just deep distress and dissatisfaction over the political status quo. and you see and you see shortly. you're basically grabbing on to that again and coming up in very powerful endorsement for kamala harris against donald trump. but really more of anti trump boat decking that basically trying to tell his followers. you know, it's important for you to vote for harris and therefore against prop. >>and i wonder if his endorsement, though, will move

the needle any because we've seen how many republican heavyweights come out already 50 plus. >>yeah, i mean, it's in there. there been a lot to me. you can see that on the campaign trail. liz cheney has been campaigning with with kamala harris. he's seen former governors others out there. he said john kelly on seeing and talking about using words bashes. but i think that shorten your these has his is speaking is a little bit different. and when you think about disorder the group of people that air is having difficulty getting to the undecideds that certain people cynical of both parties. this is someone who can speak to both the was always an outsider. he was never in washington. he was in california, but he was also, you know, that the terminator for like a better word intern in terms of his public persona and what you saw, what you read when you read that entire statement, you basically

sticks sticks to that. you talked about, you know, i i don't like what either party is doing. i'm not a big fan of harris policies. but the same time he's an immigrant and he's going he doesn't like the idea that he is part of can you know, essentially would don't represent. they're has been a trashcan for the world. you know, considers himself to someone who came in and the american dream. trying to get that out to people as well. so i think i don't know how much sway it does or doesn't have name. but it certainly comes from a place that a lot of people who are out there are undecided can really centered lamonte. i just really like i mean, the writing because he's so down to earth >>this ends best. if you are a normal person who isn't addicted to this, you probabl understand i wanted to now, but i can because rejecting the results of an election is as an american as it gets.

words speaking, not only just coming to undecided voters, but also i think speaking to the maga base, too. >>yeah, i'm this is someone who's, you know, very alpha male very very, very, very much uncertainty walk, walk around. movie sets, you know, holding some machine guns and blasting away creature's anatomy, 0 left and right. very much, in that mode. but where he is also speaking to someone who is just who is dissatisfied with the process but understands what the threat to this country that gave him so much. it is all about i mean, that's essentially what he's saying. this is a place where i grew up. i had my american dream. i don't want to see that ruined by this guy. essentially. and in his words, you know who? there's a lot of colorful language and the dark. new mode. this crime. but i think what he is he's he's trying to cat people and say, look, you know. there are a lot of things better than ever on right now. but the worst thing that could happen would be

donald trump be present. and i think that actually tags along with some of the messaging that's going on right now, especially after the the rally madison square garden. and with that set off out there in in in sort of the world. but he's sure to cause eating reference that you just get through that and just talked about the fact that this is a guy who you know is is anti democratic and all things that he's he stands for. and no matter whether you're a democrat or republican, there's only one way to make sure. but this guy doesn't come back and hear brush and time again. you have to close the door and you have to get rid of him. and this is this is the best the only way to do that in our system is to make sure that he loses on november 5th. you know, well, that have any resonance out of our out out of california. we don't we don't know. but, you know, there are a lot of people who in that age group who grew up watching his movies and what to say. >>all right. yeah. another threat that i picked up on in his. a message to america was

the fact that as you said, he always considered himself an outsider when it came to traditional politics right now, he says doesn't trust politicians, even though he was one for that. brief moment in california history anyway. but he says my time as governor taught me to love policy and he went on to explain that that meant that it required working on with others on either side of the aisle. it says without insulting them to win your next election. and he is grabbing onto that thread that i think a lot of undecided or just even centrist voters are your night for which is a washington that actually worked together to get things done and didn't try. and one up either side of the aisle just to score points with the basin and to win their next election. you think that's going to resonate with some people who might still be persuadable? >>i'm a lot of james. i don't think so. i think what you really in through that i look at is fact that he's not happy with what how washington is. he's unhappy with the way politicians are behaving. he's

unhappy with the with the fact nothing is getting done. despite all that. and despite all of that, he he's out there saying that threat to this country, they gave me everything is donald trump and you have to be a if you're an american, it's your duty. go to the polls and vote against him. you know, you can vote against them is a vote for kamala harris. >>and then the very end after he says the only way to do this is to vote for her son will also do want to add, he says. >>turn the page, put this junk behind us. and even if you disagree with vote because that is what we do as americans. >>respect in the process of voting. we've been doing stories about voter pulling volunteers being sort of attacked is, you know, and people 9 timid dated at various polling places. you gotta respect the process and respect the results. he was really hit that. are burning

ballot boxes in the state of washington? these misses out. >>these are things that we're going to monitoring really closely between. now and probably through the couple days after the election. i went through and i wrote wrote an op-ed, you know, 4 years ago talking about the need to get national guard secure to secure the ballot counting centers in michigan. i think that probably that need to be expanded well, beyond that and not just to the ballot counting centers but to the actual ballot boxes themselves, what it will. and there are so many close races. there's so many stakes and again, then you have a voice like arnold schwarzenegger, hollywood, but not really hollywood alpha male, you know, so do we trump is actively trying to court, by way, people who want to be that be that kind of person and, you know, everybody is going to be a lot lot lot of interesting things going on between now and the next 6 days. all right. well, we're excited for you to be part of

our coverage. we have cots set up 3 in the right? like it. okay. thanks, michael. >>coming up, san jose giving the green light for new speed cameras. when you can expect them in your neighborhood. we'll be right back.

>>in sacramento, the historic oak park area is experiencing several changes. that's including several businesses opening and closing in recent months. reporter cristina bautista spoke to business owners about how they're dealing as the economy continues to fluctuate. >>today i spoke to businesses in the oak park area that all

working in navigating through local state of the economy differently. while some businesses are thriving, are others are adjusting in some are even choosing to close their doors? i think we're in a number of u.s. small business, especially takes a financially. that is even if you plan for it is a owner of clear shot a million. a man has decided to close or store in. run your business online. she mentioned that following the vandalism, her business back in august. they face challenges and had to tap into their savings. it's a normal thing for small business. but >>it's never easy. and it does often closed down small business. >>we had a issue there when we we would always get more walk-ins than what we can handle. world-class batres opened its stores during the pandemic. and while they tell us its first year was tough, they have recently opened its second location, world-class styles, which will offer an extension of services that its first business didn't offer. actually, this opportunity

came from the good work and the good. >>community relations we've built over at world-class pages. so this opportunity definitely a direct extension of that place in the same intersection you can find strapping the owner has multiple locations in the sacramento area as well as the recent opening of the ice cream shop licked in oak park 3. we were down. 25 1% over 2022. >>and then this year were down another 35% over that. susan mentioned she had adjusted her ice cream shop hours to better fit the current demand and flow of customer traffic. this is a problem. >>that's that affect small businesses. well, you get stuck in these leases where there's no opportunity to, you know, they're ironclad. you can't really escape them. so i if i if i could right now, it's like magical fairy came down was like you can close. one story definitely would. as far as clear shot. they're excited for the next chapter. i think it's ok that people are shifting the way that they want to shop the way that they want to >>exist in the world. has

business owners. it's up to us to you make sure that we heed that call in sacramento, covering local news that matters, christine, about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>in the south bay, the san jose city council approved the use and installation of speed safety cameras. the hope is to improve roadway safety kron four's will tran is in san jose with more details. >>the city council basically cut the red tape and sped things up because they want the speeding cameras to slow drivers down. so they voted unanimously to go ahead and install. 33 cameras throughout san jose. yes, the police officers, they can still give you a ticket for speeding. but those scammers, they only have one job and they never take a day off. so what's going to happen is now that they approved it. it's going to be installed in early spring and they say is actually will be installed about 6 to 8 weeks sooner and they were planning to install them. so that's

good news to drivers and pedestrians in san jose because this city dealing with epidemic for years with traffic fatalities. to the point where in a 6 year window from 2016 to 2022, of all the traffic fatalities that happened within san jose. they say one 3rd of them, they can directly tie 2 cars going too fast. so what's going to happen is once they're installed, they will look at your license plate and send you a ticket. now the ticket ranges on how fast are going. if you're going faster, then say 16 to 25 miles per hour over the listed speed limit. it's $100. and if you go excessively fast, it could be as much as $500. i can tell you, san jose is not the only city in the bay area that will get the cameras ultimately oakland and san francisco as well as this is a state program.

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just days away, former president trump has said if elected he'll foot billionaire elon musk in charge of a new government efficiency commission says he can reduce the federal budget by at least 2 trillion dollars news nation's tom dempsey has more details. >>with election day now, just days away, former president donald trump saying that if elected he would create a new government efficiency commission and put billionaire elon musk in charge of it. and now musk is saying he can cut federal spending by about

2 trillion dollars. we wanted to dive into this a little further in fiscal year. 2020 for the treasury department says the federal government spent a total of 6.7, 5 trillion dollars a score to make those proposed cuts that would mark around a 3rd of that federal spending being cut exact details of this plan for mosque still remain unknown. but this has brought some concerns about what could see an impact around a quarter of fiscal year. 24 spending went to social security while 13% went to both medicare and national defense and a smaller percentage went to veterans benefits and services as well as educational and training programs. this all comes after former president trump announced back in september an idea to create what he called the government efficiency commission tasked with eliminating fraud and improper payments as well completing a financial performance audit of the entire federal government. musk said he would lead the commission if the opportunity came up and he said he would do so without being paid

watched our groups and agencies already exist. we will note, including nonpartisan government accountability office which identifies waste and investigates federal spending. but on the topic of government spending just this week, the department of defense inspector general released a report alleging that the air frce overpaid by around 80 times the normal price for spare soap dispensers for the c 17 military transport aircraft. the inspector general even included pictures of the soap dispenser side-by-side with a far cheaper commercially available. a one in a statement, the inspector general wrote, quote, the air force needs to establish and implement more effective. an internal controls to help prevent overpaying for spare parts for the remainder of this contract, which continues through 2031. the inspector general added that over paying for those spare parts could reduce the overall number of spare parts, therefore, impacting the readiness of the c 17 military airplane.

>>david lazarus coming up some way, which was sued, unsuccessfully for not having enough in its tuna sandwiches is now being sued for not having enough meat. it's taken cheese sandwiches.

>>stocks are largely flat as traders await new tech earnings and supply is being sued by woman who says there isn't enough meat in her steak and cheese sandwich. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there's toxic. a little slide in afternoon trading as investors awaited more results from the big tech companies that are out there. and indeed, after the closing bell, we got results from facebook, parent, meta and from microsoft. both companies

reported higher profit and higher revenue over the last 3 months. apple and amazon will be reporting tomorrow. earlier in the day, stocks were up because we've got some very encouraging economic stats. one showing that gross domestic product, a measure of economic activity was strong up 2.8% over the last quarter and private sector payrolls were also stronger than expected over the last month. bank of america out today saying it expects the fed to announce a quarter point rate cut next week. that's in line with what other analysts are saying. and tomorrow we will get the latest inflation numbers. now, let's take a look at a lawsuit that's been filed. this one again subway. now, if you remember, subway was accused in a separate lawsuit of not having tuna in its tuna sandwiches. that lawsuit got dismissed. now there's a new suit filed by a woman in new york who claims that after she spent $7 and $0.61 on a steak and cheese sandwich. she was alarmed to discover that it didn't have as much meat in it as she had thought there would be based on the images in the ads. she

had seen some way hasn't commented on this, but the woman is seeking class action status for other aggrieved customers and is seeking unspecified damages for her suffering for what it's worth past. court decisions have said there's usually a difference between what you see in the advertising for food and the actual food. back to you. >>it's a big problem across america. and that includes right here in california, corporations who own big apartment complexes are essentially raking rents through ai technology reporter and letterman shows us how san diego city council president sean elo riviera wants to put an end to just that. >>these all rhythms fueled by private data and profit motives are deliberately driving up prices forcing our neighbors out of their homes and pushing some and homelessness. san diego is already expensive enough. see seniors being driven out of their homes. young people moving away. >>now, according to city council, president shawn milo

rivera, chief deputy city attorney heather for bird and advocates for affordable housing and advocates for seniors. big corporations are gobbling up big apartment complexes here and using software driven by complex ai-driven algorithms artificially inflating rents using algorithms to manipulate rent. >>to squeeze every nickel quarter. dollar. against low-income seniors and other working families is nothing short of outrageous, despicable and the legal. landlords who engage in this practice are really nothing short of 21st century robber barons. i was notified within 10 months that the rent was going increase $200. that was impossible for me. so i had to move, which was another huge expense codes instead of compassion, says the council's president ila rivera ones, the city council make such actions

illegal, noting the u.s. justice department's involvement in what's going on. >>and attorneys general in a number of states filing complaints in an exchange with sean de la rivera afterward, i said, hey, you've got the weight of the federal government here. the justice department having filed suit against the software people who are supplying the technology, his reply. we're not going to wait for the courts at city hall. ed lenderman k us. i news. >>kron

>>you're watching kron. 4 news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>san francisco officials install barriers on another street in the mission district that that her workers. carriers are something many residents have been advocating for. but with it comes another set of problems. now, kron four's sara stinson explains. >>a lot of muck are mixed reviews from people who live on shotwell street. some say they are relieved because they're starting to see stuff. you are workers there. but others say the barriers have caused a whole new set of safety concerns. >>so happy this longtime san francisco resident says the minute the city put up barriers on shotwell street, she could rest easy. it's like dan, ok, literally, i have my first night. good sleep. because got woken up almost every night even when they're close. sfmta installed barriers a week ago to deter work in the traffic flow. it

causes in the middle of the night and many people who live here say it's working. you are >>and it's no longer racetrack. a 3. and it's gotten a lot quieter. i hear the race cars down the street. residents, a prostitution got worse on shot. well, after the city put up barriers on capp street last year. and now the same system has been put in place on shotwell street between 19th and 21st streets. >>but some say they've got new problems throughout the day. cars regularly coming and getting stuck and having to turn around. and it's a very narrow street. >>neighbors say that people continue to turn around in their driveway and then other drivers get frustrated, go around the barrier and onto the sidewalks. there's definitely some safety problem. people say this chaos could be avoided with better signage. the hope is that drivers will eventually get used to the changes. the signage is not great at the end of its kind of here with it should be right here. it is a not a through street.

>>yes, i screwed up on capp street multiple times whether people like the new barriers or not. most people agree on one thing that this is not a permanent solution to illegal prostitution. i do have a business on the street. so it i do see that migrating there. so it is a game walk more. so just seems like. >>why are we making things complicated for something that's not actual solution? find that very frustrating. >>sfmta says these barriers are part of a pilot program. they're still assessing the effectiveness of them. emergency vehicles like fire trucks. they are able to drive over the barriers. now a man who lives further down shot well, where there are no barriers tells me he wishes the city included his area and the pilot program because now there's a ton more noise and workers there. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. a large and destructive rally taking place through the streets of san francisco on wednesday. >>more than 2000 striking hotel workers marched downtown

the rally eventually stopping and blocking the cable car tracks at calais street. 85 people were fused is the spurs were arrested by sfpd. our cameras caught several being taken into custody. the workers are from hilton, hyatt and marriott. and they've all been on strike since september. this was their largest demonstration to date. the workers say they love the city of san francisco and believe tourism will recover. but that's why they're so strongly weldon. they're demanding of the restoration of jobs that were cut during the pandemic. >>really committed to providing people around the that i think that we can get back to write and draw >>the workers are also demanding better wages and affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers across the country have gone on strike since labor day. now, let's turn to whether we're taking a live look now at the bay bridge. it's quite foggy out there now to see

what's going to be like for the rest of your week. we turn now to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>a little storms going to roll on through. i don't think they'll officially bring the and a fire danger, but they're gonna put a pretty good didn't know. i think especially that one that comes through friday and into saturday. that will be a little more significant. but out there tonight, we are seeing scattered showers begin to pop up around the bay area. of course, starting out the north. they first spreading south and that that's where we're at right now. so far looking good. lot of clouds over sfo, although no delays there as we at around the bay area tonight. yeah, the scattered showers going to be moving south all the way down in the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. slight chance of a few lingering showers very, very early in the morning. i think in the santa clara area. but after that, we clear things out with some partly cloudy skies, kind of a cool, brisk halloween outside. but staying on settled, we've got another storm system of the doors looking to stay open for that next one as we get into friday. meantime, though, you can see that front making its way into northern california, then dropping in our direction. and that's where we sit right now. you see some of

those pop-up showers now making their way into san francisco stretching across the bay to and we're gonna see more of that as we head throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. some of these not real heavy bands of rain coming through. this is more of a light rain that's moving into san francisco right now along the peninsula. we're going to see more as that system moves on through early tomorrow morning breaks up. we start to clear out your skies by the afternoon. you're looking good. the showers are going to stay well to the north as we head toward tomorrow evening. but we're far from done the system in a roll through overnight tonight that we're gonna start to clear things out as we head toward morning. so the commute on look really wet. there's a slight chance, a lingering shower and then we're going to dry things out nicely for trick or treaters looking good. then after that, though, yeah, the clouds gather again. we get ready for that next storm. this one looks a little more significant. you start to the colors showing up on our forecast model, the yellows, the oranges, even the red that moves on through as we head toward friday night early into saturday morning. that will probably more substantial amount rain in the bay area. so that's all good news to bring an end of the fire. she's least we're trying we head toward these next couple of days. rain totals, maybe a

quarter of an inch, maybe half an inch in some of the mountains, maybe a little bit more. but not quite enough to say that we're totally done with fire season yet. and that's important because watch what's coming our way. these fronts come through the next couple of days and then we get the weekend. high pressure starts to build a new start to see the wind circulation and watch what happens as we head toward the middle of the week. area of low pressure just kind of rotating off the coastline. all of a sudden you see that strong offshore wind. we hadn't got this rain. boy, we could be really talk about some issues with fire danger. you may be in for some very gusty winds by the middle week next week, 40's and 50's for overnight lows. i think highs tomorrow generally in the 60's around the bay area's going to be cool, kind of brisk outside and then your next 10 days. well, we've got a shot of rain, at least a few of them here as we head through the next couple of days through saturday. then we dry things out on sunday. next week is back into the 70's and some gusty winds as we head toward the middle of next week. thanks, lauren. >>while 3 people are in jail tonight, accused of stealing money from an elderly person in napa. officers say the incident happened monday at a wells fargo on jefferson

street. and according to police, an elderly man took out a large amount of cash got inside his car. well, that's when the suspect distracted the victim and stole the money right from the front seats. the suspects were also wanted by authorities in connection for an attempted robbery in contra costa county. they now face several charges, including grand theft and elder abuse. 3 vendors have been charged for operating a criminal enterprise at the oakland coliseum. flea market. alameda county prosecutors say this happened from march of 2023 through april of this year. investigators allege the trio had stolen $350,000 worth of property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's of 4 and target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. a man accused of starting a grass fire in santa rosa has now been arrested.

fire crews put out the flames before they burned one acre encore be corby avenue near highway 101 earlier this week, witnesses told officers a man started the fire and then ran into a nearby car. lot. the man has been booked into jail for arson and has also drug possession. if you plan on trick or treating with the kiddos this holiday season, speeding drivers will be something to look out for kron four's on the fort spoke to transit officials and san jose who have some tips on how to keep you and your family safe. this halloween. >>ghost goblins and ghouls all ready to greet hundreds of trick or treaters. expected to take over neighborhoods on halloween night. but the spooky fun can always mean tricks for drivers and unveiling halloween. we've got kids and their families out walking around street. we want to make sure that everyone is being as careful as possible. >>that means both people behind the wheel and everybody walking around trick or treating. >>the san jose department of

transportation is urging the public to be extremely cautious. last year the department reported 44 traffic related deaths. 23 of those victims were pedestrians. san jose is one of several cities in the u.s. with vision 0 program. >>that is our initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities. and we've got a long way to go. colin haynie with the san jose department of safety. >>says people behind the wheel have a responsibility to keep people safe. number one role. >>do not drink and drive. i should have to still say that. but but bears repeating if you are drinking and if you're at a halloween party. >>don't drive. give the keys to somebody else. color rideshare app use public transit, walk home slowdown in residential areas. >>and try to avoid driving between 5 and 9 at night, which are peak trick-or-treating hours. also urges parents to make sure their children are visible in the dark. >>he says kids under 12 should be out with an adult.

>>so i'm a dad. i've got a 7 year-old going on. 25 was a lot of excitement and a lot of sugar. he's asked to run ahead of me, right? run down the street and he always stops and waits at the intersection or all of my hand across the street and to make it even easier. i liked him up. he's got glow sticks and glow bracelets and a glow necklace on. so i can see him from a good distance. but that took a, you know, years teaching them about safety. so make sure you have those conversations with your kids. so you're on the same page. they know how to keep themselves safe. they know that you're right behind them in. you're going to catch up soon and you can keep the fun going. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >>officials are making strides to reach the next generation of voters ahead of election day. stay tuned.

>>around 200,000 voters in santa clara county have already mailed in their ballots. the county's registrars offices and just focusing on those who are voting but also teens who will soon be eligible. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the thousands of young people eager to make their vote counts. >>workers at the santa clara county registrar's office have visited more than 80 high schools in the south bay this year, taking voter pre registration kits wherever they go. amidst the chaos of an election year, the santa clara county registrar's office has its eye on voters and future yeah, it's getting cool. it's been busy all day of juan mendez and others in the office had been visiting high schools and encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register to vote in future elections. the number of teens filling up their pre

registration forms have skyrocketed. we had over 7,000 in the last few weeks. so >>in the entire year, of course, like once they turn 18, they're not on our list anymore. but in total, since start for the month. for the year of 2024. we've had over 10,000. it's not just school visits that have encouraged teens in santa clara county to pre-register but also social media post put together by gen z workers at the registrar's office videos and >>things that they know that will impact their age group. and they have been putting it out. we've been getting a lot of good feedback from it. we have a podcast, but we did pretty rich with the office of education. the hard work isn't just paying off of the thousands pre registering to vote. >>but also with the numbers that turned out for the 2024 primary election. mendez says there were more voters in the 18 to 24 age group than there were in the 24 to 34 age group. >>they're excited that they get to be a part of the process. and this is a historic election that they get to be a part of. so that's another thing that's pushing them. mendez says there are

still around 40,000 eligible 16 17 year-olds who have not pre-registered to vote. >>and that the santa clara county registrar's office hopes to reach reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>a years long debate will be settle next week and what some are calling one of the most controversial measures on the san francisco ballot. if approved, prop k would lay the groundwork for making the great highway a permanent park wednesday. those who oppose the measure spoke out kron 4 shaw's clifford has details from the opponents. >>right now, traffic is allowed to travel on the upper great highway during the week. but on weekends, that same stretch of roadway becomes a park. proposition k asks voters if they want to make hig permanent mark on wednesday, opponents of the plan were speaking on wednesday. opponents of prop k rallied in golden gate park calling on voters to stop the measure. they believe the closing the great highway permanently would increase traffic in the nearby neighborhoods. and

along the always congested 19th avenue. what is your concern about if prop k passes traffic the cars all percolate down to my street and the other streets in the abbvie's and the outer sunset here. >>when the great highway is closed, if prop k passes, san francisco is part code would be amended to establish new recreation and open space by restricting private vehicles at all times on the upper great highway between the lincoln way and sloat boulevard. >>voter approval would lay the groundwork for one day turning this stretch of the upper great highway into a permanent park with only emergency vehicles like ambulances being allowed to drive here. there are currently no finalize plans for what the new park would look like if prop k passes the design phase would come later and include public input. supporters of the plan sees a chance to expand san francisco open space as a park. it's brought our community together. >>it's given us a place to to meet neighbors, spend time with neighbors and it's given us an opportunity to create a

new amenity for san franciscans across the city to enjoy some opponents of prop k. also think that the current arrangement of having the great highway open to traffic during the week and closed to traffic on weekends should remain in place. okay with it. it's a good compromise in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>still ahead on kron, 4 news gilroy. police are looking for a peeping tom criminal activity all happening inside a target restroom. we'll

>>gilroy police are asking the public for your help. they're looking for a man accused of recording women inside a

target restroom. kron four's michael thomas is in gilroy with more. >>we're still learning details abot this man who allegedly went into this kill rate target and started to film women in the restroom in gilroy. police believe there could be more victims. take a look. this is the man the police are looking for. they describe him in his 40's and wearing a dark grey shirt with blue jeans. this incident happened last sunday, october 20th. police say he was inside the women's restroom in the target, hiding in the stall and may have been video recording. right now. police only have one victim, but they believe there could be more. we haven't been given any more details and what we know so far is is targeting gilroy, sits off of 101, your pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated. its a very latest gilroy. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in san

francisco. >>just outside sacramento, the auburn police department is working with the fbi to find 2 suspects who robbed a bank on wednesday. zach boetto spoke with police on scene and people who visit that pink about what happens. >>police say 2 men, one with a gun, walked into this auburn wells fargo with ski masks on demanded everyone inside the bank it down on the ground and then demanded cash from the bank tellers. now law enforcement is trying to find these 2 men who got away. >>we watch a door and they're like, no, it's close. we were just robbed. auburn police say just after 9 o'clock wednesday morning, 2 suspects walked through the front doors. and rob, this wells fargo bank off elm avenue. 2 male subjects. >>and her name with demanded everyone get on the ground. i demanded money and they took an unknown dollar amount. star jenelle meta with auburn pd says nobody was hurt in the

robbery. but right now he can't confirm if the suspects got away on foot or by car. >>meta says this banks proximity to the freeway makes it a target. we're close to the freeway. so a lot ingress and egress that is accessible here. so when they do make a robbery, they can get away a lot quicker. >>starting on meta says this was an isolated incident and now his department is working with the fbi to scrub through video to get any suspect information. they can. they're also working with the bank to figure out how much money the suspects got away with. and if the suspects are locals. >>or are from out of town that does not signify how our community is. our community is safe. if you see something, please give us a call. police have increased security at the big since the robbery, but it was closed while they investigated. >>as for the customers we spoke with who showed up after the robbery. they said they would find another bank to go to, but they feel for the workers and the people who were inside at the time of the crime and so sad for the people work inside. there is

so scary. law enforcement says these 2 robbers were in and out of this bank within 4 minutes. >>now they're asking anyone with information about what happened here at this auburn, wells fargo to call the auburn police department reporting in auburn covering local news that matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. it's a rematch

race for congress with high stakes and 2 familiar faces for central valley oters. republican congressman john to rt is facing off once again against former democratic state assemblyman adam gray. that's for california's 13th congressional district.

kimberly cruz has more on what these 2 candidates vow to do for their district if elected. >>california's 13th congressional district spans several different counties, including san joaquin stanislaus and merced counties. it's a region where about 66% of the population is hispanic and is dominated by the agricultural industry. in a district with the long history of typically leaning democratic. i'm very confident i'm feeling good. republican john doherty is looking to stay in office against democrat and former state assemblyman adam gray. >>pitch to voters right now. it's just that we need a congress that actually does some work for us. it wouldn't be the first time the 2 meet head-to-head in 2022. best agree by just 564 votes. >>the second closest congressional race in america that cycle. both candidates spoke with fox 40 anchoring inside california politics

co-host nicky lorenzo earlier this month sharing their views and policies on immigration. abortion cost of living in the central valley. among other issues. ortiz says over the last 2 years he's been able to focus on the little things for his constituents. we've been delivering community project funding funding. >>sidewalks and small communities that haven't had sidewalks. the kids walk to school on. we're getting those projects done were repaving streets in mendota while also keeping the bigger issues at the forefront. we're fighting for affordable energy and a portable gas and groceries make the cost of living affordable again. many of these hard-working families here, i'm on the tip of the spear for immigration reform. we need to secure the border. we need to get a daca fix. we need to get families that have been living here. >>5, 10, 20 years out of the shadows and get them full access. the american dream. former state assembly member adam gray says >>voters are ready for a change. you know, when you work with everybody and you work in good faith, you can get things done. and when you contrast that with the

congress that we have right now in washington, d.c., it's literally been called the most unproductive congress u.s. history. great, adding he's focused on delivering results. gonna keep working on the medical school here. we're going to make sure that we have clean, affordable, reliable water here in the district. well, first and foremost, i think we have to stop presenting voters with a false choice as if we can either have secure border or a compassionate and reform immigration system that works. i think we can have both. it's a high stakes race. one of several swing districts, democrats hope to flip the voters have the final say come november. i'm john, the mayors. >>think of me as a waiter. you tell me what you need and you send me to washington, d.c., it's my job to get it for you. i think that kind of engagement and humility openness to solving what problems they perceive is what's going to witness this district. again, i think what people are tired of his

dishonesty and what people are looking for workers, not fighters. you know, you hear everybody. i'm fighting for you. i'm fighting for this. i'm fighting for that. much you get to work. >>time's running out to find a halloween costume last year. barbie and ken costumes are all the rage. but what does everyone want to be this year? reporter kenny lopez looks are this year's hottest halloween costume just in time for thursday. >>and before you trick or treat, you must pick your costume. we like build our costumes the out of the bag. so we want to bring in a character to life. danielle daniels over at humbug costumes in kenner says they help adults. the spooky, or silly. so what everyone picking which is? >>devils. and then pars, of course, dallas just being here for the eras tour. yeah. by all, the sequins and sparkly tights a big van. this is weny

amends prior with the best. we have a couple different cells of so this one here course of candy corn, nice male female taken, your turn to go and try some of the hottest costumes for this year. and we go. >>this vampire costume really by this. nice this costume is hotter. i can make it hotter. >>and put a tail on watson on pogue. we have one was surprised unit right on >>kenny taylor's. so with >>that's >>one of titles and where new orleans just of all year. so you can use it all year. >>kenny lopez w gm, no

>>isabela reyes lost everything she loved to the wall. >>coming up, she's a filipino character in a popular video game. it's filipino american history month. and when we come back, we'll meet a bay

october is filipino american history month. and we've been highlighting different people, organizations and the culture all month long. >>filipino representation in video games is tonight's focus. for more on this kron four's justine lawman spoke with belinda garcia mckee a bay area videogame narrative signer. first off, what is a narrative designer in video games? what is that? what do you do? american designer in

video games is basically a writer for video games. you know, we. >>we are the people that hold the story. we come up with the story. we write the words that are in the game. we kind of are, you know, the heads of any part of storytelling in all a video games. and so you wrote isabela reyes, a character in the call of duty vanguard. and as a filipino, what did it mean to you, too? >>in corporate a filipino character into the script. it was such an honor to put isabella into color duty and into the universe of color duty because, you know, filipinos had a huge impact on world war 2. and since we were making a report today, my wanted to highlight sort of the, you know, the brave people that fought in the war and a lot of them were filipinos and i thought it was a great opportunity to highlight and sort of bring my culture to that i respect words. you get the inspiration for her story. isabella's

father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world war. 2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was gone and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. and you get for 4 different names there. some significance there. i actually have 4 innings myself. very common thing in. so if you know, culture to have 4 names. so i thought it was fitting for her to also have florida names there. a few filipino characters in other games, such as apex legends and valor and there were filipinos working on those as well. so they all have names. so it was a great way to, you know, put more of the culture into the character into the game. and what's it like been working in the video game industry want? what's it been like? >>bringing your background

into industry. >>you growing up, i didn't know that being a narrative. designer was a job that i could grow up. and and so now that i am in their designer, i really prioritize putting myself out there and, you know, letting people know especially young woman of color filipinos, that it is an opportunity that we can do and and something that we should weaken, you know, strive for i think representation is so important in every medium, especially video games, a medium that is still young and up and coming and it's something i've loved my whole life. so it's been such an honor to be a big part of it and be a part of the franchise's as big as cody and and hopefully more franchises to compete what's been your favorite game to work on so far. i did it in game before cold duty called stone and that has been one of my

favorite things. i worked on it. it's a very small project. but and, you know, the main character also, you know, looks like me and i think that it has a lot of my heart and soul in the whole entire game. and it was my first. so i always have the car for my first call. and you have any advice for anyone who wants to. >>get into the video game narrative writing designing like you. >>yeah, just keep in mind, you know, their stories all around us. you know, just think about why stories mean a lot to you. what kind of stories you love you know, stories that represent you and your life and your culture. and, you know, understand, you know why storytelling means so much to. and i think that's a really great start in 2, you know, figuring what kind of stories you want to tell once you get into games or movies or or tv. >>belinda, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon.

touching either to get a chance to talk with you. and congratulations on all your success. can't wait to see where go next. >>thank you so much for the philippine american is just ahead. we'll be rightthe

supreme court is considering a handful of election-related cases just days before a november 5th. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the legal disputes before election day and the ones expected after it. >>the supreme court today is letting virginia remove roughly 1600 suspected noncitizens from its voter rolls. a previous court blocked the purge because it's too close to election day. the trump campaign calls the ruling a victory. the best way

to have an election is very simple. >>paper ballots, voter id proof of citizenship. >>data from state show that cases of noncitizen voting are rare. the white house says it is already illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal elections and it is a federal crime that is punishable by prison and fines. the court is also weighing whether pennsylvania can count the provisional ballots of voters whose mail-in ballots had problems with them. the court has to be very careful in how it decides cases. georgetown law professor nielsen says the court tends to use restraint when it comes to considering cases so close to an election. ideas that people have developed reliance and what the rules are. >>and if you come up, they won't know what the rules are. they won't know exactly what to do in other legal challenges. a pennsylvania judge is extending in-person voting in a suburban philadelphia county. >>the trump campaign had sued seeking an extension after complaints that people in line to get a mail-in ballot were

turned away. if it is a landmark victory that will allow our voters to cast those votes. danielle lang with the campaign legal center says election cycles tend to bring litigation, but she says ultimately that's going to be americans. >>i'm not lawsuits that decide this election in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>i features are here. i'll show you what you can do and how to get on the iphone. i'm

>>apple intelligence is now available for the iphone. rich demuro shows us what it can do and richaun tack.

>>couple intelligence is here to learn more about it. i went to the apple store where they're doing pop of demos as part of their today. apple session. >>these police it. got a call one. welcome to say hello to apple. intelligent at a meijer. austin is my guide. it's really the best part about intelligence is how into it to use it is to get these new features. you have to have an iphone 15 pro or an iphone 16 model. plus the ios 18.1 software update go into settings and toggle on the switch for apple intelligence. not all the features are available just yet, but you'll get new writing tools just like what you want and then immediately write i love a show to hop between do this. it's all right there. yes, which is the best part. no third-party apps know moving around these let you highlight text and rewrite it in different styles. it works anywhere. there's a blinking cursor e-mails have a new summarized button at the top i can help you reply

automatically suggesting responses to any questions in an email prioritizing saving time. that's really what apple intelligence is all about. the photos app has a new cleanup tool which lets you remove unwanted people or objects from your photos. serie is also getting smarter. set a timer for 17 minutes. i mean, 6 minutes. the voice assistant will better understand your requests, even if you stumble. and there's a new way to type to double. tap the bottom of your screen. pops up. siri asks where we asked apple is ai has a colorful glow and whimsical animations and apple says it's doing all of this in a way that protects the privacy of your data. it's been designed with privacy from the ground up. so from the moment you open your device at any time you use an app, those privacy implications are built, right? and that's rich on tech. >>i'm rich demuro.

>>well, thanks to unusual scheduling by the nba. >>off season or in the offseason, the warriors, they were able to make it 2 in a row over the pelicans at chase tonight. now the warriors that we're looking at tweets of a fall like series against the pelicans field. no, steph curry's know andrew wiggins know anthony milton in that was no problem with the bills 1st quarter will pick it up. the warriors up by 4 draymond green. will he get the rebound? throws a touchdown pass to tre jackson davis and the down on the other ian, 15 points and 9 rebounds for tj be closing moments of the half of the week trying sell.

>>the job 1, 3, seconds left front foot. he'll 3 seconds. i got 3 more for you. drains the buzzer beater there may in the half of the warrior, they pad their lead 4 heading into head guy. >>now is the 3rd quarter about the fixed point. warriors lead raimondi says i got 3 i can do it to 14 points 6 assists great lawn on the outside a couple minutes later, it was an 11 point lead for the war even branded would give the full of things they liked. half-hearted 13 points, 9 rebounds to 55. a look at the 4th quarter now with the golden state warriors. a korean conditions point, but he misses the 3 but the disease get him back. i got the second knocked down the second trayvon. 21 points off of it for and they had their lead to 15 at that year. >>with a knife in and out a fair around brandon ingram, lays it in. we reaction right there man loved every bit of

camp. kerry and anthony milton, a liking to opt 16 points off the bench for dak and the warriors. they win 1, 0, 4.89. if they sweep the series. >>against the pelicans. stayed in game 4 of the world series or lease heading into game 4 of the world series. the yankees. they had their backs up against the wall. they were trailing 3 games the they won 11 to 4 in victory. that would last night now having cole on the mound tonight in game 5 with the yankees. they were trying to double up sales and they were looking good heading into the man to thing that crazy a little areas. >>aaron judge, you see him here. it actually banning 1, 3, 3, in the series and a man on first down finally reached the shout out to right field in his first homer. and 25 it better than the yankees lead to the nothing better. its genesis junior. he likes what he sees from larry. a deposit past fall way out to right in the yankees will. >>they go up 3 to nothing in

the yankees. they feel a 5 to 0 lead for garret. cole, the been the yankees ace. will he have a no-hitter heading into the 5th? that's when everything went down the drain you seen here, it's mookie betts. that makes his way to first base safe when it was told that any in the hit there, he's able to say that form. and the that is well, they score first run the inning and it is because he knew that the fighters, 3 game yankees 2 runs off with the oscar hernandez. he's ripped shot. >>judge payton left center field that goes all the way for the while incomes both runner than just like the game 5 5 a feat that we had to a tied at up with 2 on and he hit a high fly center. that deep enough to score tommy edman gifts from 3rd, the doctor. they come all the way back. take a 76 lead over the yankees in the 9th now is where we find walker buehler.

he comes and well. he strikes out alex verdugo hit in the game end the threat may give the dodgers 76 win and they're title in franchise history. freddie freeman. well, he was named the series mvp with 4 homers 12 rbi. >>theory. >>couple little storms going to roll on through. i don't think they'll officially bring the and a fire danger. but they're gonna put a pretty good didn't know. i think especially that one that comes through friday and into saturday. that will be a little more significant. but out there tonight, we are seeing scattered showers begin to pop up around the bay area. of course, starting out the north. they first spreading south and that that's where we're at right now. so far looking good. lot of clouds over sfo, although no delays there as we at around the bay area tonight. yeah, the scattered showers going to be moving south all the way down in the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. slight chance of a few lingering showers very, very early in the morning. i think in the santa clara area. but after that, we clear things out with some partly cloudy skies, kind of a cool, brisk halloween outside. but staying

on settle, we've got another storm system of the doors looking to stay open for that next one as we get into friday. meantime, though, you can see that front making its way into northern california, then dropping in our direction. and that's where we sit right now. you see some of those pop-up showers now making their way into san francisco stretching across the bay to and we're gonna see more of that as we head throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. some of these not real heavy bands of rain coming through. this is more of the light rain that's moving into san francisco right now along the peninsula. we're going to see more as that system moves on through early tomorrow morning. then a breaks up. we start to clear out your skies by the afternoon. you're looking good. the showers are going to stay well to the north as we head toward tomorrow evening. but we're far from done the system in a roll through overnight tonight. then we're gonna start to clear things out as we head toward morning. so the commute on look really wet. there's a slight chance, a lingering shower and then we're going to dry things out nicely for trick or treaters looking good. then after that, though, yeah, the clouds gather again. we get ready for that. next storm of this one looks a little more significant. you start to the colors showing up on our forecast model, the yellows, the oranges, even the red that moves on through as we head

toward friday night early into saturday morning. that will probably more substantial amount rain to the bay area. so that's all good news to bring an end of the fire. she's least we're trying we head toward these next couple of days. rain totals, maybe a quarter of an inch, maybe half an inch in some of the mountains, maybe a little bit more. but not quite enough to say that we're totally done with fire season yet. and that here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. >>i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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