>>welcome to kron. 4 news at 11:30am, stephanie rothman. more fallout tonight over alleged public intoxication involving an alameda city council member. some fellow council members are now taking sides. and this all started with a trip to long beach for work conference. that's where body cam footage from long beach police shows alameda city council member trish cara spencer on the ground. some city leaders argue herrera spencer needs to be reprimanded while others say she was a victim. kron. 4 shock moment has more from both sides. >>long beach police body camera footage shows the moment when officers found alameda city council member. trish, however, spencer outside a bar, you can see she's on the ground and after police say she was denied entry to a bar for being too drunk, her name tag still around her neck from a convention earlier that >>you know, i was in long beach for the league of

california for new city's annual conference. the mayor of alameda was also at that same convention in october and says she found out about the incident next day. you know, first, i just felt a lot of sadness for my council colleagues in then disappointments, mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft says she has not heard from councilmember spencer's since the incident but has now written a letter to be read at the next city council meeting to publicly reprimand spencer over her conduct in long beach after going to a conference paid for by taxpayers really be the first step in a in a process >>acknowledging or no calling to the attention of a council member that their behavior. >>was not in accordance with city council code of conduct. councilmember herrera, spencer argues that she was not drunk, but rather was attacked and even potentially could cost a statement provided to kron 4 news by the council members,

fred reads, quote, the videos showing trash at the scene of the incident and that the er do not provide any consistent evidence with intoxication. >>they are just as consistent with a concussion and other injuries that would produce shock. the council member also claims her jewelry was stolen vote. you can see her wearing some of it in the video. she also struggled to answer basic questions and through some slurred speech repeatedly says she's fine with dementia. frankly, my first thoughts are, you know, maybe with an order is compassion. vice mayor tony day sot says there isn't enough evidence to say she's drunk and even says she may have suffered a stroke despite none of the officers on scene running any stroke assessments, this raise any suspicion on your mind. my focus is simply on on the issue of whether or not intoxication. >>was involved. and i just don't see there is no information produced by the city of long beach itself. now, we also reached out to councilmember spencer to find out if she filed a police report based off her claim that she had jewelry stolen.

we were told by her representative got no report has been filed as of yet. we are also 2, which is not expected to be at this upcoming city council meeting. were her fellow council members may vote to reprimand reporting here in alameda jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>switching gears to weather, a taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. you can see the roads are wet there. it's a wet start to the weekend because the first significant rainfall of the season sitting the bay area tonight, we're going to switch over to kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow who's tracking it all, lawrence. >>that rain coming down outside around the bay area finally clouding up throughout the afternoon. the rain moving in the north a first this evening and now it's just spreading across the bay area. so things are getting slick out there all around the bay area. now and a lot more rain to come. in fact, some spots already over half an inch. some of the mountains like mount tam, almost 3 quarters of an inch already. and so this is the storm system coming out. the gulf of alaska. really the second in a series of storms rolling into the bay area. you can see

coming in in the afternoon. more scattered around the bay area now, but a pretty good band of moisture moving through, especially in the north bay. but now it's more scattered about the bay area. now you see some of the cells coming in along the coastline. the pencil, you're seeing some showers in the south, san francisco more that on the way inside the bay redwood city. some scattered showers in your neighborhood. the not a whole lot just yet. but i think got a little more coming as we head throughout the night apart the east bay picking up the rain in san leandro and hayward also in the san ramon and further north, you get more rain. so it is going to be on and off throughout the night tonight, but not going to ruin your weekend. thanks, lawrence. >>well, tonight calls continue to grow for a san jose city council member omar torres to step down. he faces allegations of child crimes. santa clara county democratic party, joint city council members, residents and the mayor and calling for him to step down. mayor matt mahan explains how the city council will move forward. >>assuming it qualifies, that would be a yes or no vote.

assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will appoint or have a special election after that, his own works in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's why he's lost the faith of the community here and for the good of our community needs to step aside. >>meantime, torres still maintains his innocence but has not attended any city council meetings north pier for his assigned counsel duties. former hotel now serving san jose community has an affordable housing complex for young adults. city officials celebrating the grand opening of the sunrise pavilion on 4th street this morning. the location offers more than 40 supportive housing units for residents at risk of homelessness. >>civilian more waves saying care about you. just see. what achieved. goal.

>>almost a 3rd of children in california's foster care system end up out on the streets. and mayor matt mahan hopes this and another former hotel serving as temporary housing in downtown earlier this week can help strength a statistic. the oakland city leaders gathering today to highlight a drop in crime in their city. mayor sheng thao, along with the assistant police chief announcing a 33% reduction in homicides so far this year. they say oakland is on pace to record one of the biggest reductions in homicides in the city's history. mayor thao added opd is working with limited resources during all this. >>with the repeated property crimes and the burglaries in the right to break, stores. and what have you were seeing that this is a trend across the state and this is why the governor has implemented inside the state legislation around stronger penalties with retail theft. we have very minimal resources for our police department. for our department prevention.

>>but again, we wake up every day and we don't say we don't complain about how limited resources we have. we work with what we have right now. we know we're on the right track and we're working every day. getting more resources. >>the event happened today outside of saint columbia catholic church where crosses our place each year to mark the number of homicides in oakland. this is the first time since 2019 that the church says they're on track to make a less than 100 of them. city leaders say they remain committed to invest 8, okay, investing in public safety. a towing company in oakland and its owners have been convicted of illegal vehicle towing and tax evasion, private property in pounds and its owners will now pay nearly $500,000 in restitution to the victims whose cars were towed a legally. the defendants who pled no contest. more than $300,000 in back taxes, district attorney pamela price promise to deliver real financial relief to those affected. a claims process

will soon be in place for those victims. apartment fire leaves 16 people without a home in san jose. the fire broke out a 2 story. 4 plex on preferred way shortly after 2 this afternoon. crews found 2 upstairs units on fire. it took them about an hour to knock it down. they're now looking into how it started that fire. no one was injured, but firefighters said all of the units were destroyed. >>thanks for watching. kron. 4 news lot more top headlines ay and beyond

>>well, it's crunch time on the campaign trail with just 4

days to go until election day tonight, vice president harris and former president trump are both rallying in the same county, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the latest details >>the candidates are holding dueling rallies in the milwaukee area tonight, just 7 miles apart, both hoping the swing state of wisconsin is part of their path to victory with just days to go. the presidential hopefuls are projecting confidence. no mistake, we will win. if you get out and vote, we're going to win this state records that nobody's ever but the fight for the white house is getting better at a late night campaign event with conservative host tucker carlson. former president trump went after former congresswoman liz cheney. cheney is a republican but his campaign with vp harris and when asked about trump called her dumb and deranged. she's a radical war hawk. >>let's put her with a rifle standing there with 9 barrel shooting at are okay. let's see how she feels about it. >>you know, when the guns a trader face, both cheney and

the harris campaign sharply criticized the rhetoric. anyone who wants to be president of the united states. >>uses that kind violent rhetoric. followed by dinner on qualified to be president. but when he was asked about it at a campaign stop today, former president trump doubled down field of that first one change out. >>and the vice presidential candidates have been out on the campaign trail too, today, both raleigh and in the swing state of michigan in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>well, here at home contra costa county is seeing on precedent are now for early voting in walnut creek. there was a constant line starting at 11 in the morning with some waiting close to an hour to vote in person. everyone we spoke with says they don't mind because this election is the one that's important to them. >>i thought i was going to beat the long lines on election day. looks like this

line is like it just as long expect a no, i didn't. but i happy to see that people are here in great numbers. >>supporters of former president trump showing their support for the republican presidential nominee. they flew trump flags and banners this afternoon above highway. 24 in lafayette. >>is to let. voters know if there are people in the bay area. it's a america first make health make america healthy again. trump. for president number. 47, we like the whole nation of people that are focused on making american. if people great again. >>for information on the upcoming election, you can scan the qr code on your screen. it'll take you to our website. that's com 4 dot com. and there you can find all the details like voter guides more

election stories. and of course, the results on election night. tonight, a federal jury has convicted a former kentucky police detective involved in the death of breonna taylor. that's a 26 year-old died back in 2020 when louisville police forced entry into her home and opened fire assault member jury found brett hankinson guilty of violating taylor's civil rights. hankinson was also accused of opening fire during the 2020 raid. but he was not charged with the shooting and killing of taylor. this is the first conviction of a louisville police officer who was involved in the deadly raid. hankinson faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. switching gears now, it's almost time to turn back your clocks. daylight savings is this sunday and experts are reminding drivers to please be careful on the roads. aaa says there's a 6■% increase in %-pde

during the home drive. chp says people on the roads need to be extra aware, especially with this recent uptick in accidents. on this day in the bay of failed racehorse became a national hero and one of the great sports legends of the last century on november. first 1938, the bay area's very own seat biscuits face off against war. admiral in a race billed as the match of the century. >>i don't believe that it's because beat him. i believe see this get wanted it more. i think the 2 of them were very full of town that see this kid had that heart and wanted it more. >>before the big races, biscuit had a bit of a reputation. that's what trainers labeling him as slow and ugly. and it wasn't until as owners actually decided to move in a horse of the bay area. they start to show his

true potential and literally beat the raining as the triple crown winner. >>we're going to be talking about a mask return to some parts of the bay area. stay with us for more details.

trends. >>with election day right around the corner, statewide, millions of californians have already cast their ballots. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown of the early returns so far. >>yes, stay wide. we're talking more than 6 million ballots cast so far. it's been

about 4 weeks since county elections offices sent ballots to every registered voter in california. of the 22.0, 5 million registered voters in the state about 6.3 million have cast their ballot coming up to a turnout rate thus far of about 28%. those figures coming directly from political data, or pdi, a non-partisan voter information service tracking ballots and voter trends. things are looking as we expect paul mitchell is vice president of pdi. he notes of the ballots cast so far about haf are from registered democrats just under a 3rd are from registered republicans and roughly 20% are from no party preference voters. but now that in-person early voting centers have opened across the state. mitchell says gop voters are increasing their turn out. the voters voting in person are much more republican than the overall voting population so far. and so that is potentially a signal that a lot of republicans like they have

since 2020 are wanting to vote in person rather than using the vote by mail regardless of party. one of the striking trends he's seeing so far. >>older californians are out of voting. younger california more young people and seniors and the registered voter population. but when you look at who's turned in a ballot, 44% of the bounce and comment of come from seniors and only 13% of the ballots that have come in have come from younger voters. those 18 to 35 mitchell says he's also seeing similar trends among latino voters while they make up about one-third of all registered voters in the state, fewer than 20% of the ballots cast so far from that demographic. looking ahead, mitchell says the best plan for any california who has not yet voted simply to have a plan. there's actually been a lot of research on this. if you want to make sure that yourself and your friends and your family vote is, tell yourself what your plan is and get your friends and family to tell you what their plan is. one, somebody expresses a planned about their chances of turning out skyrocket.

>>and a reminder you can bring your completed ballot to an official drop-off location like this one or you can send it back in the mail. but this is key. you must sign and date the back of the return envelope for your vote to count reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >>the 45 am. you'll seek festival and parade is back in yuba city this weekend. each year the gathering brings together hundreds of thousands of people. reporter chloe curtis shares a look at the turnout on day one and what to expect over next few days over the next 3 days, more than 200,000 people are expected here in yuba for the 40th annual sequestered now this is a time for everyone to want to additional food while using as well clothing and other events going to be happening here and whether you're young or old, there's going to be something here learn about war 2, 4, others in the community. this is going to be their first to

this is one of the largest gatherings of the sikh community anywhere in the united states. this is the 45th annual your keys and so really important recognition of communities contributions here in yuba city in california throughout the united states. you know, really an opportunity for folks to worship together. >>bill community share foodshare conversation and it's really designed to welcome anyone and everyone to come in whether you are sick or not sick. >>to be a part of this occasion. now all the event starts today. there will be a thing happening today tomorrow and on sunday for the 6th grade. and in the meantime, take a look at your screen or a list of road closures that will be in a starting today. they will be continuing influence saturday as well. and rain happening sunday showed you live any of these areas. city police department has have a resident past or some type of identification links your home. and you city

covering local news that matters work and it >>i'm david lazarus. coming up, a new report finds that the average worker has to put in more than a 3rd of his or

>>close higher as investors shake off a weak jobs report. and a new report reveals just how out of control rent prices have gone. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, there. stocks started the new month with a bang rising across the board despite disappointing jobs numbers. the labor department said today that just 12,000 jobs were created last month. that's the weakest showing since december of 2020. well, wall street shrugged off the

report because of the 2 catastrophic hurricanes that occurred. plus, the boeing strike all of which skewed the numbers overall, unemployment held steady at 4.1% and wages were up slightly. traders shook off worries about tech earnings after amazon topped expectations. the e-commerce giant was up 6% today next week. watch for the markets. reactions to the election outcome. also a quarter point rate cut from the federal reserve is expected. now. let's take a look at housing and the high cost of rent. a new report from sell financial finds that the average american has to work 50 hours to pay the rent. that's roughly one-third of each month's work. now that eye-popping stat underlines just how hard it is for many working families just to make them not to keep a roof over their head. it finds that the average worker pulling down about $35 an hour has to put in more than a week's worth of wages to cover an average $1700 monthly rent in california. of course, the numbers are higher. a worker

pulling down nearly $40 an hour would have to put in about 65 hours to cover an average $2500 monthly rent. financial analysts say you shouldn't spend more than 30% on your housing. back to you. >>thanks

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. >>more news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. more fallout tonight over alleged public intoxication involving in alameda city council

member. >>some fellow council members are now taking sides in this. it all started with a trip to long beach for a work conference where a body cam footage from police shows alameda city council member treasury era spencer on the ground. some city leaders argue herrera spencer needs to be reprimanded while others say she was just a victim. kron, 4 shock moment has more. >>long beach police body camera footage shows the moment when officers found alameda city council member. trish, however, spencer outside a bar, you can see she's on the ground and after police say she was denied entry to a bar for being too drunk, her name tag still around her neck from a convention earlier that >>you know, i was in long beach for the league of california for new city's annual conference. the mayor of alameda was also at that same convention in october and says she found out about the incident next day. you know,

first, i just felt a lot of sadness for my council colleagues in then disappointments, mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft says she has not heard from councilmember spencer since the incident but has now written a letter to be read at the next city council meeting to publicly reprimand spencer over her conduct in long beach after going to a conference paid for by taxpayers. really the the first step in a in a process >>acknowledging or no calling to the attention of a council member that their behavior. >>was not in accordance with city council code of conduct. councilmember herrera, spencer argues that she was not drunk, but rather was attacked and even potentially could cost a statement provided to kron 4 news by the council members, fred reads, quote, the videos showing trash at the scene of the incident and that the er do not provide any consistent evidence with intoxication. >>they are just as consistent with a concussion and other

injuries that would produce shocthe council member also claims her jewelry was stolen vote. you can see her wearing some of it in the video. she also struggles to answer basic questions and through some slurred speech repeatedly says she's . frankly, my first thoughts are, you know, maybe with an order is compassion. vice mayor tony day sot says there isn't enough evidence to say she's drunk and even says she may have suffered a stroke despite none of the officers on scene running any stroke assessments, this raise any suspicion on your mind. my focus is simply on on the issue of whether or not intoxication. >>was involved. and i just don't see there is no information produced by the city of long beach itself. now, we also reached out to council members, spencer to find out if she filed a police report based off her claim that she had jewelry stolen. we were told by her representative got no report has been filed as of yet. we are also 2, which is not expected to be at this upcoming city council meeting

were her fellow council members may vote to reprimand reporting here in alameda jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>well, you might notice a wet start to the weekend outside the first significant rainfall of the season hitting the bay area tonight. you can see we're taking a live look now at richmond. sandra fell bridge where it's pretty slick roads out there. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here is tracking how long the wet weather will last this weekend. lawrence. >>we're gonna see a lot of that rain pushing on through overnight tonight with the good news is most of its coming overnight tonight. and i think tomorrow these will dry out quite rapidly. but yeah, the rain coming down around the bay area. now. nice to see rain. really kind a pretty good far. parts of bay area over half an inch already and more to come. and so you see out toward the golden gate bridge. yeah, it's slick out there on the roads in these first early storms, deason tend to bring up a lot of the oil is on the roads, make an extra slick. going to be careful traveling around. that's for sure. overnight tonight the clouds will continue to roll through and the rain. yeah. on the way and

headed southward, even the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm with little instability atmosphere out there tomorrow. there's a slight chance early on. then after that, partly cloudy skies and by sunday we've got sunny skies returning and some gusty winds. some of those offshore winds begin to settle scattered showers around the bay area. right now, some downpours being reported all around just widely scattered to santa rosa. they've had over half an inch already. still a couple raindrops to be had there continuing further south. we've got some more rain in toward bolinas mill valley. get a little bit of a break right now. mount tam u.s. had already about 3 quarters of inch of rain and county napa. some scattered showers there right now. and further south. we've got more rain in the oakland, san leandro, lafayette. you're seeing some showers in your neighborhoods and with hayward further south, the sunday mail against raindrops now milpitas just beginning to get some rain in the san jose. but it is very light there. and the santa cruz mountains picking up lots of rain. now a more to come throughout the night tonight. all right. the frontal system to get a pass on by now. overnight, still more scattered showers around

the bay area. the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm as we head toward around 2 o'clock or so. another wave moisture moving on through. and then as we head toward about 5 or so that will be right at the back end of the system and things begin to tail off. so if you sleep well, you probably wake up to some sunshine, some passing clouds tomorrow some cool temperatures around the bay area. rain totals. yeah, we're going to see some nice amounts. half an inch. plus in some spots more than that over some of the coastal range. do a really nice soaker. that is great news because on the way, guess what? we've got those winds as we head toward tomorrow evening starting to get more of a northerly component, getting a little bit gusty out there. then as we get into sunday. yeah, we got that offshore wind and more gusty winds kicking in. that's in the urban areas over the mountain tops, maybe even stronger than that. and then maybe another wind event as we head toward about wednesday of next week. so the hour. glad we got and here's what worry about. fire danger overnight. lows 40's and 50's highs tomorrow. generally in the 60's around much of the bay area. but it's going to be cool out there. you have that wind blowing in that make

things a little bit cool. next couple return of some sunshine and some warmer weather into next week. back. this may be the last rain we see for about the next 10 days or so. thanks, lawrence. will take a look at this. the rains and not stop people from having fun outdoors. tonight, the greek amphitheater in berkeley was packed with people wrapped up in ponchos. >>for dj set from kate ree. not a second sold-out show of the week. >>you know, have time to mask up in some parts of the bay area. the mandate only applies to healthcare workers and hospitals, doctors, offices and nursing homes. that's in contra costa, alameda napa, san mateo and santa clara counties. but in santa clara and san mateo county, specifically, hospital visitors will also be required to mask up. the mandates will last until the end of march or early april of next year. and investigation into a drug trafficker in san francisco resulted in the arrest of a 22 year-old oakland man, san

francisco. police say a multi-agency investigation focus on a man who actively sells fentanyl in the area of 6 and market streets around 12:00am on tuesday. officers saw that man in the area and took him into custody. investigators served a sort a search warrant his home on oakland and found multiple opioids tools used for drug trafficking guns. that man was booked into jail on multiple related chart, gun and drug related charges. and police say they are continuing an investigation. the martinez refining company has agreed to settle for 4.4 million dollars for a legit clean water act violations. the company allegedly discharge millions of gallons of wastewater that harms human health and water quality. half of the money will go towards cleanup projects across the state and the other half will go to environmental projects that benefits bay area communities. and bart says is started working on putting in new fare

gates at the palace street station in san francisco. the agency says the installation will happen in phases so that riders can still use the current gates while the new ones are being put each new array will take around 2 weeks to complete. >>barr says the project should wrap up around december. >>agency says it's finished installing the new fare gates and 9 other stations. and the goal is to put new gates in all 50 bar stations by the end of next year. buster posey has made his first major hire since becoming the president of baseball operations for the giants today, naming zach missy in as the team's new general manager. he's been with the team for the last 6 years, most recently serving as vice president of professional scouting. and before that, he spent 14 years in the brewers front office. both minassian spoke to the media via zoom earlier on friday and talked about their plans for the future. >>and then here for the last 6 years, i think was important

as well to me that he's got a good feel and a good sense of how people are operating probably well help me navigate, maybe wear some strains are but also weaknesses as well. buster said this. and and i feel the same way. obviously, you know, we're we're not here not build a winning team. so obviously. >>you know, there are gaps we as we get know each other better and communicating more and more about exactly what those are still feeling out that process and then get a sense of the market how we can never get >>the giants are trying to bounce back after missing their playoffs in each of the last 3 seasons. well, coming up, former house speaker nancy pelosi speaks exclusively with kron 4. >>about the race for the white house in its final days. stay tuned for that.

>>and preparation mode for election night and the days to follow. police say right now there aren't any credible threats, but this is near the white house are boarding up as a precaution for a look ahead to election night kron four's vicki liviakis and they torn. spoke with sonoma state political science professor david mchugh. it it's going to be a big night you know, what's top of mind for you in not just on the heels of this. >>all right. so as we look at this kind of moving forward, there's a couple things to pay attention to. one as you're going to see a lot of boats, a lot of polls, a lot of things mentioned here over the next couple of days. you have to pay close attention to that. but at the same time, kind of

take a pause. there's going to be a lot of mismanagement and this messaging going to be a lot of things just thrown at voters. so just take a little bit of a pause here because where the where the campaigns are out as are trying to dry out their voters. that means where the candidates are spending their time matters in a big way. pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, arizona, obviously michigan and wisconsin. but it's also going to take a little bit of time to bring this home in terms of what see on tuesday night. so this is going to carry us over wednesday's thursday. so everybody just kind of take a pause. and as i talked about on the lead in their hydrate, people hydrated. >>professors is there anything particular like like specific topic that these candidates seem to be focusing on to maybe sway people in their direction. yeah. i mean, look, you want to be sending out your message. that means you have to be talking prospectively about you what you will do. that means if you're kamala harris, you're going to talk about the politics of reproductive rights are going to talk about the economy and what your

plans are, particularly, for example, around housing around homeownership, around issues related to taking care of those that are living with you. that might be older and require medical attention. you're donald trump. >>you're going to talk about immigration. you're going to talk about crime. you're going to talk about the state from where kamala harris's from california falling into the sea. the problem is that's a negative message. and as you start to talk about negative messages, you're not bringing out your voters. they've also outsource their tv, their get out the vote efforts to elon musk. that's a model that hasn't been tried and that model could be problematic for that because this is a margins election. you're talking about dozens of people across the various places and therefore the manner of elections. so what happens and what people are perceiving that what's going on just by a few dozen votes can make a big difference in communities across the country. so it's a much riskier model, if you will hear headed into the what's the biggest election may be since. well, ever.

>>so i want to roll back just here for a moment. you've you brought up some topics that are legitimate, no policy discussions. we should be thinking about that. but i don't know what you i've been hearing more about garbage. the red rocks, really god guns pointed at liz cheney what's that all about? yeah, i mean, look, if you're trying get in the last week to 10 days, you have to make the case to your voters about why they need to be coming out for you. >>and that generally is a is a positive message as much as anything else. and that's a message that that donald trump is really kind of playing on the edges here. i mean, that by playing fast and loose here, they're not giving their voters on the margins. he base trump voters are not going to people who are going to be with him regardless of what happenwe're talking about moving hearts and minds here and that's a margins game. and that's much more problematic. given a great example. that is like he's got the bros that are in union halls that are due to that are working class

18 to 34. but he doesn't have the women that are in those union halls are that are working class. and that provides an opening for kamala harris. it doesn't mean they go to kamala harris and that she has an opening. and that's not a place you want to be when this is such in even election, particularly in a state like, say, wisconsin or pennsylvania, where those votes are huge and and really important and in michigan as well. so that rust belt sunbelt kind dichotomy is something to pay attention to here as we roll into tuesday. okay. on the topic of gender. >>a comment like i'm going to protect women, whether they like it or not. how does that fly? >>it does and why look, this is the big issue, gender gap that we have seen in presidential election history. so if that's 10 points, that advantages, kamala harris, that number is probably15 points 15 to 20 somewhere in there, even if it's closer to

15 to 20, that's 50% higher than what we normally see. and that's an important element. and so this is where kamala harris can slide by and her economic arguments where she hasn't been, you know, as specific about what she do differently than joe biden because she can move forward on the gender gap which donald trump keeps stumbling over his own feet about there are more female voters than male voters. you've got abortion on the ballot in 10 states that may not save the senate for democrats are montana, jon tester, but it will draw more voters who might be more prescribed if you will, to donald trump's message on the economy than they would be kamala harris and he's going to lose those votes again, a margin election. you want to keep losing margins and margins and margins of voters because it builds a bigger blow to win the electoral college and professed. rory, we let you go. i just want to get >>when it comes to the relationship between former president trump in rfk. how much do you see that factoring into may be getting more people convinced? >>that wanted to vote for rfk

to say, hey, you need to be on board with me because i'm allowing rfk to essentially hitch his wagon to be like. full force now saying that he's going to run all of the health department's at all, that if he gets into the white house again. >>yeah. look at those and heard with the trump base because they're suspicious of vaccines anywhere. anyway. where does hurt him, though, is in michigan in the in the polls that were seen headed into this weekend in michigan. rfk is still on the ballot. he's polling between 3 and 4 points, depending which polls set of polls you look he's not going to get 3 or 4 points michigan, but it's going to get half that number. and usually this is what we see with 3rd party candidates that are on the ballot. will really well. and then they pull in, you know, somewhere in the margin of one to 3%. if he gets half one and a half 2%, something like that, that margin helps kamala harris by hurting donald trump and in michigan. that's a really big deal. and there's that's where rfk and his prominence are closest to donald trump could be hugely problematic in

delivering that state. and again of kamala harris wins pennsylvania. if she wins michigan, if she wins wisconsin, she needs one more electoral vote to get to 2.70 and that's where our kate could hurt. you it with as you look and move forward in this particular election. ok? well, a lot to think we appreciate talking with you every time. >>we hope to be speaking with us as we get closer and closer to that that day. thank you so much, professor mckeown from sonoma state. have a good on thank you 4

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leaders from both sides of the aisle are championing the candidates. they want to see an office that includes nancy pelosi. the former speaker, spoke with charles clifford and exclusive interview. you'll only see on kron 4 news. >>well, here in san francisco on friday, former speaker of the house nancy pelosi was in the city and we had a chance to speak to her exclusively about the upcoming election. and she responded to some comments that former president trump made about liz cheney. philippe, a good. i've been in almost a different city every day on friday. u.s. representative and former speaker of the house nancy pelosi spoke exclusively with kron 4 about the upcoming election. >>she says she's optimistic about vice president harris, his chances of winning the white house and about democrats doing well in the house of representatives and the senate. there's a activism to get out the for me as a former chair of california looking it's all about. >>owning the ground. it's on

about mobilizing to get out the and that is what we see happening we have the message from candidate for president. we have to win the house and we will run the democrats will win the house when we the white and put the label when the senate as pelosi also responded to recent comments made by former president trump in which he suggested that liz cheney should be threatened with violence. >>she's a radical war hawk. let's put her with a rifle standing there with 9 barrel shooting at are okay. let's see how she feels about it. you know, when the guns that radar face. >>something must be wrong with him that he thinks that that's ok. and if he thinks that there's market for such language and he's really doing an injustice to american people and frankly, insulting the intelligence of his own supporters. they don't want people having guns pointed to the faces someone who disagrees with them. i think

he has demonstrated very clearly that he has no in san francisco. charles clifford kron, 4 news, foreign nationals

from south america are indicted by a grand jury for ushering a sophisticated bank robberies up and down the west coast, including in roseville, modesto, and elk grove, more than bigs and credit unions were targeted. that's between may and october 2024. with more than 4 million dollars in cash stolen out in the open under skies. the u.s. attorney general says they've been charged with bank robbery and

conspiracy to commit bank robbery. reporter juliet smith has more details on the string of robberies. now, this may affect the upcoming election. these court documents show a certain level of expertise and sophistication in their robberies. now they were unassuming construction gear and medical face masks when they entered buildings like the one behind me, people didn't look twice when they were carrying some of that heavy gear. a group of 11 foreign nationals targeting atm's up and down the west coast along i-5, according to court documentation, several members of those indicted are allegedly associates of s a t g. >>south american theft group, there was a certain amount of trade craft, a ball with the surveillance. >>you figure out the pattern life around the stores are on front wheel crime locations of cells. that makes me wonder if they could have had some sort of. you law enforcement training, national security analyst. how can for says the group may have had background

in construction? >>or even gone as far as to build mock-ups where they could practice break-in, logistics. no doubt without. they're probably looking at law enforcement patrols how often they came and how far they would be from police station. first, the crew would rent stolen cars off the black market and airbnbs near their used as a safe house. then - they'd use blow torches to break in and steal the cash at vulnerability. located atm's and cell phone jammers to stop people from calling law enforcement. we all heard the phrase, if you see something, say something you can say something. if you can't get a call out the group typically accessed atm rooms by cutting a hole through adjacent buildings. here they are on september 18th in modesto, readying themselves to do just that. you can see 2 members distracting pet spa employees as a 3rd looks for interior cameras and test the wall material adjacent to the atm's. the group are

ultimately caught when law enforcement was able to track down there undergroud car rental service, which had air tags atached to the car's, but can for says the timing of the indictment is also notable with the election right now and all the focus on immigration. >>within the election discussion. how they got in the country. they come in illegally without a visa. if they were on a visa out what kind of visa, how are they sponsored for those visas? >>the fbi tell us they are seeking victim information on these burglary investigations in elk grove, covering local news. that matters to lee at smith fox 40 news. the pentagon >>as the cold and flu season quickly approaches, mask mandates are back in the bay area for some county health workers. kron four's. michael thomas has the details. >>these mask mandates are mainly just for health care workers and only throughout flu season. however, some counties are requiring that visitors and patients mask up as well. starting today, face

masks must be worn inside hospitals and other health care facilities and skilled nursing homes to prevent the spread of the flu and coronavirus. >>these mandates are being applied in alameda contra costa, napa, san mateo and santa clara counties with both san mateo and santa clara, also requiring visitors to mask up as well. and in places like santa clara county patients will also be required to mask up during their stay. these men did to begin today and will last until the end of march or early april of next year. there are very limited exceptions. and those exceptions are only in a few counties and really only apply to young children. keep in mind, san francisco solano and sonoma county are not included in these mandates as we get more from county officials will continue to keep you updated. that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. >>as we head into the colder months, covid and the flu are expected to surge to stay safe and healthy crown 4 shots. the lawman spoke with doctor john swartzberg a uc berkeley infectious disease specialists. first off, these

orders are in place as we just heard michael reporting for health care workers and some patients in certain counties to slow the spread potential issues. but should the general public also be masking up right now, too? >>i think they should seriously consider that. i certainly would mask up if i was going to visit somebody. i cared about a great deal in the hospital, leaving somebody. i didn't care that much about the hospital because i don't want to bring anybody who's already sick. another gift like covid rsv or influence that. so i think masking is a very good ideas were the respiratory season. >>and could you walk us through the differences in the symptoms for covid versus the cold or the flu? what should people be keeping an eye out for? >>frankly, if anybody any respiratory symptoms, a runny nose and sore throat, a little bit of cough where giants are a lot of certainly if you have fever or any of those things could be covid could be

aracely could be influenza. so there's really no easy way to differentiate those without testing. so if you have anything that isn't normal for recruitment across its military branches that's you, please don't go into a despite what officials call a challenging and disinterested hospital where you can spread this to somebody who's already sick. market. they credit changing certain health and education >>in terms of general best requirements as part of their success to inspire younger practices, what should people be thinking about as they americans to enlist washington start to get together for the correspondent jessi tenure holiday numbers? quite a few reports. events that people probably have planned upcoming. >>it's not even on the radar. the pentagon says only about >>again, i think if you're going to someone's home for thanksgiving. christmas, new 10% of america's youth is motivated to serve in the military, but a top recruiter year's, any kind of holiday for the marines does not see party if you're not? well, that as a dead 91%. he's just please don't go. it just makes waiting to be inspired. what a no sense for you to spread the virus to other people. so golden opportunity every military branch has been that's i think the first thing most important thing, the trying to capitalize on that by changing up how they second important thing is to recruit instead of focusing on get vaccinated for covid and high schools. a top recruiter for the army says the branch for influenza. and if you're in the group, 75 and over. for is also targeting the younger workforce, i think is building this this great cohort future rsv so vaccinated and associate a top recruiter with importantly, please don't go and be with other people. if the navy says pouring more

you're not 100%. well, i can resources into helping recruits past academic and tell you how many people have caught covid because there was body fat standards is also paying off those sailors. our somebody who said, oh, they just have a runny nose. it's just allergies. i'm sure. committed in a way that's above and beyond the average. >>and just to remind the public as well, is it safe to get the flu covid and rsv >>that's in recruit training command. the pentagon is also vaccines together at the same time? >>it is safe to do that. and using a pilot program to drop about 50 medical conditions from the list that has long there's the sun been studied in. there's no complications disqualified people from to doing that other might have joining the military. adhd has actually been one where we've pain. not just one arm detours seen a lot of individuals come because you shots are in but other policies like marijuana testing for recruits separate. so if you had a bad reaction or get a lot of remain marijuana is still a reactions to the influenza vaccine of the covid vaccine, prohibited for federal employees and will have to maybe it's a good idea get one. today. another one of the follow continue follow federal law. congress is debating whether to end the marijuana week from now. but, you know, testing requirement. >>it's part of the major influenza right now is a very low level. and tend to start annual defense funding bill lawmakers could consider when they return after the election in washington. i'm jessi to see it pick up right around tenure. thanksgiving time. so now if >>don't go anywhere. we'll you're not vaccinated now continue would be a really good time to vaccinated for the flu. >>all right. so important guidance there. thank you so much. doctor john swartzberg,

uc berkeley infectious disease specialist. we appreciate your

election day is on tuesday and contra. costa county is seeing unprecedented turnout for early voting already. kron 4 sarah stinson has more from on >>we're now in the final stretch to election day and a creek where a polling site the sacramento county election opened up today and is already very busy. office has seen more than >>the line was constant as 261,000 sacramento county voters cast their votes soon as this early voting site already. reporter christine up opened up in walnut creek. i at t's to has more from the spoke with one woman who says county's elections office. sell you what to expect on she waited an hour to vote in election day. person, but many tell us they don't mind waiting because this election is that >>as mentioned, sacramento county has seen more than 30% important to them? maybe since of registered voters cast their vote. today we spoke to i've been voting the most important election ever want the sacramento county's to make sure i get out there elections office on what voters should know and keep in and my vote counting right mind as they head out to vote, away. the friday before we are less than a week away election day early voters from the election. and the lined out the door at walnut sacramento county's office has creek city hall. i thought

reported that more than 2061 that i was going to beat the long lines on election day. 1000 ballots have been received to break that down more than 1055 1000 ballots looks like this line is like were sent through the mail. it just as long expect a no, i >>98,072 were cast at a drop didn't. but i happy to see box 4,420 mail-in ballots that people are here in great returned to a voting center numbers. the line surprise not and 3,947 voted in person at a only voters, but also the contra costa county registrar center. we currently have 18 vote centers open throughout of voters. christian be connelly and we're seeing the county and we will be unprecedented turnout. our opening an additional 70 vote centers tomorrow. so for teams have seen that this is not just happening at this sacramento county's elections office tells us things have early voting site. it's been running smoothly, but they want to remind voters happening at all. 5 voting sites across contra costa about a few things that once county and even had to put an you within 100 feet of that additional polling booth to keep up with demand. we're vote center location. trying to get as many of our ballot marking devices out so electioneering is prohibited that we can cut down on the and that can be anything connelly says so far voter having like posters on. are turnout is going mostly as planned for early voting sites fires for one candidate or having this the big a this big wearing any apparel that turnout today that we that is advocates for one including is more than we expected. the returns have been healthy, hats, t-shirts, like that. >>all of that is prohibited in coming out, according to plan. so our planning. before this and around center. in most election was counting on an instances you are not required

form of id to vote. but 85% turnout. and so and we've really been right on track. kenneth casparis, but the sacramento elections office voters can also drop off their says on rare occasions and ballots at any of the county's might be required. and that's typically if it's first time 43 drop boxes with some say voting in the register to by they feel safer voting in person from the last election mail or something like that that there's not much safety and left stops air information in our voting and i just would feel better. you make me a their registration but those little more comfortable are really limited cases knowing that i got my voting. legally. you are allowed to use your phone for notes to is extra weight to it in person caught only wants to look up information and even assure people the ballot boxes are safe and secure. law take selfies. >>rihanna printed material to cast your vote is also allowed bring no time like who you enforcement's aware of where all of our drop boxes are. we are regularly servicing those. want to go or how you want to vote on those propositions and 43 drop boxes. every single day will be doing that this weekend. we know that much of measures. any of that's as welcome as well as a reminder, the vote is going to come in this weekend. connelly says if even if license you are not you do not want to wait in allowed a gun on a voting site. and if you haven't voted line, there is never a line at the polling site at their office in martinez. there's yet for a complete list of centers in locations, visit also going to be 146 polling elections, dot sac county dot sites open on election day. gov. so as of tomorrow, there i'm sara stinson reporting in walnut creek. back to you. will be vote centers throughout the county for heading into the final weekend people to vote and those will before election day. some businesses in our nation's remain open through election for those voting on election capital.

>>are boarding up their day. election officials want windows and doors in case a to remind you that you might come across long lines since civil unrest. news nation's tom dempsey reports from typically most weight up until washington. election day to cast their vote in sacramento, covering >>today in washington, d.c., local newst tters scene about staff. fox 40 news. you can find scenes like this businesses both large and small taking precautions and >>coming up, we hear from san putting up boards all in regards to concerns of jose mayor matt mahan and what he has to say about the possible election-related challenges city faces and the post aleutians. we'll be right violence. and next week we back. know the entire dc police department will be deployed as a way to ensure safety. this week news nation actually saw firsthand workers boarding up some of the storefronts with large businesses like a mcdonald's nearby small businesses alike, taking precaution due to concerns of possible protests or violence related to the election. the chief of dc police also recently saying the 3300 officers will be deployed across the district next week. all of them working 12 hour or they'll be keeping close watch san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. on business districts like the one where we are standing as well as polling locations, all we need mark farrell. to ensure safety and smooth our interim mayor who got things done. voting.

>>we will not tolerate any violence of any kind. we will who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. not tolerate any riots. we will not tolerate the who will make the tough choices for our city's future. destruction of property. we will not tolerate any unlawful "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." behavior. offenders will be arrested and will be held accountable. >>dc police also saying that "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." they can call in additional officers from surrounding mark farrell. areas. should the need arise a proven leader with the experience we need. next week, but we will do it. it's important to note that there are no known credible threats as of now, according to dc police businesses wanting to make sure they are ready. 4 election week in washington, d.c., on tom dempsey, news nation. entertain

>>in san jose. for more on some of the headlines impacting the capital of silicon valley kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with mayor matt mahan. >>let's start with a bit of a serious topic of the latest

involving one of your city council members or torres. he is accused of misconduct involving a minor. no signs he's planning to resign at this time. he's not been arrested or charged. but we do know that your city council has declined his leave of absence request. so, mayor, what's next from here? >>well, you know, the right and fortunately he has refused to resign, which is what i and all the other members of the council have called on him to do. reality is that the investigation is still ongoing. and i can't comment on the investigation any more than i already have in public. but i believe there is a different standard than we hold our elected officials to the relationship between representative and the constituents. here. she represents is one that has to be rooted interest. and i think that omar torres has lost the trust of the district. she represents the community, dozens and dozens of community leaders have come out and launched a recall campaign gathering signatures to put that question on the

amelia perez, blue critics ballot. i think that maybe the away when it premiered at the next chapter in in this cannes film festival. earning unfortunate saga here, we want an award for the ensemble to move past it. we want to i well. now audiences can see the film themselves in select think the voters will have to theaters before its debut on recall him that the city netflix this month. andy council won't have an opportunity to remove him. but riesmeyer has all the details in the. we have a very narrow set of >>start here with the movie legal options for doing that. that made waves during the film festival circuit. amelia and far, he hasn't hit any of perez tells the story of a mexican lawyer who is task that criteria. and if a recall with helping a notorious cartel boss retire its star. effort were to go forward, what would need to happen from the community in order for that to go into effect? selena gomez and zoe saldana are scott movie. mantz talks to the stars of the film. >>so there are community leaders in district 3 >>as to no, i'm not doing why? gathering signatures. now they need to gather signatures equivalent to 12% of the because you and registered electorate here in the district. that's probably >>how did a million press 5, 6,000 signatures. but they need to gather more than that challenge you as an actor like because not every signature never before? i think by goal will qualify. once registrar goes through and vets need to and act has always been to gather all those signatures work with really great that puts it on the ballot. it filmmakers. really wonderful will be it qualifies. that would be a yes or no vote, costars people. one challenge me. so that's my goal with every project to be honest and

assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it has to be something that i'm not and to completely enjoy would go back to the city council to decide if we will pa the process moviemaking cause. election after that. and my it it is a huge part of me and i'm on the record. continue to and something i love deeply believe that special elections every festival. every qna, are better because they're every screening. we are reminded that people are competitive and we want to let people choose their representatives. but we'll have to see what the council watching in media and they're feeling for it. and that is icing. okay. there any signs something that's really beautiful. if you're not from your time working with tours that he might be involved in any sort of willing to accept. how proud inappropriate behavior? no, unfortunately, that this really blindsided me and others at city hall. it it would be the allegations are are you the way that everyone incredibly disturbing and his has just been falling in love with amelia press. words, his own words in the affidavit in this text >>well, and amazon obviously, you know, this is the role of messages are discussed that's a lifetime. and that's precisely my fear. how am i why he's lost the faith of the going to top this? because community here and for the good of our community needs to these with these role would be challenging for any actor. and this was a gift wrapped in step aside. but but no, i unfortunately did not have any any side of gear had given to me by shock of the are with my name on so >>mayor, what is the message to san jose residents, especially those in district 3 proud. i never suspected who are concerned about the people's reaction. a lot of

integrity of their local elected officials. women are telling like thank >>well, my message first and you so much for representation. thank you so foremost is that you are not forgotten. my office has much for his powerful catchers. and he's like, oh, my god, this is huge. i hope assigned additional staff that people sort of take that away with them. they have to members to participate in and attend community and neighborhood meetings and remain open. that love is district 3. we're in close always the way and that all coordination and conversation with community leaders across people deserve their own version of authentic freedom. the district. i represent them as the mayor of the entire city and i'm paying particular attention to their voices and their needs to our legislative process. and we're trying to >>amelia perez is in select theaters now premieres on netflix, november 13th. that's provide more constituent services in the district, but entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy riesmeyer. that really isn't sustainable. they need to have a district-based councilmember thinking about the potholes >>and ad agency in kansas city and at the neighborhood level is celebrating its 60th anniversary this week. burton issues that that they're affected by every day, which is why i would urge them to seen rain is best known for support the recall to get creating billion parents by involved, gather signatures each year. reporter dave and get this question before d'marko shows us the inspiration behind it. all. the voters so that they can hold him accountable and open >>bob bernstein says kansas city area mcdonald's were up the seeding, get somebody else in there who they have struggling somewhat when his agency first line of them is a faith >>and if a special election were to happen with regards to climb in 1967. and the first this, how soon? could that thing was to create children's

marketing because mcdonald's, potentially happen? in my mind, i felt like it >>you know, i can't speculate really appealed to children. at this time because it really so we started creating premium depends on the signature promotions. this one was the gathering process and how long first one that i ever did. and it takes for the recall to it was the flying hamburger. happen after that, it would it would probably take a few >>and i did this in 1968, in months to qualify and and set up an actual special election 1970. he create the happy cup. and give candidates an mcdonald's first national opportunity to compete and go promotion. >>well, by the happy plate, to forums and get out their happy lit in sippy differ. straw, some creations like the message and have a competitive race. so it would take a pencil puppy raisers never really took off. but yes, the while, which is why we really want him to resign. that's my current ceo of bernstein, rain to thank in part for a mcdonald's menu staple for 45 message to him. as for the please stop putting our community our city through this. let's let's move forward. we got it. years. his son, steve and read the same cereal box over and >>turning to the issue of over and over again. and then public safety. we know the san jose does plan to introduce a it was true. he was frustrated speed camera pilot program. with making say don't you have something better to i thought, can you walk us through how well. this would work alleviate the >>he wanted something to do. a bright kid. knows what he's issue of pedestrian deaths in san jose? why would another kids want to do the same thing? i mean, >>yeah, we're really excited they want to have something to to be part of a limited pilot do while they're eating that in the state of california for inspired the happy meal the first time in our state's launched in kansas city and 3 other test markets in 1977. these are the original happy history, we will be able to meals. and you can across

test the use of speed safety cameras to automatically issue speeding tickets. this is not a new technology over 150 here, 8 of the 9 original box is now safely inside the cabinet of the 86 year-old office. we took illustrators communities across the speed and said, look. take a theme. safety cameras, which are that do a theme. 10 items on each automated speed enforcement one to make sure that the kids that they work corridors where they've been deployed. they have been proven to often had plenty to do with happy meal sold nationwide in 1979, had a small crackerjack box reduce speeding and accidents type toys. i came up with the by 50%, sometimes even more. idea. never dreamed that it would be what it is today. he so they're very effective tool because they change behavior saw the patent mcdonald's 4 and create the right years later for just a dollar incentives for people to continuing a marketing firm follow the law the way we will donaldson companies like blockbuster and walmart. implement them is that we've >>of course, others help the identified our priority happy meal of all to make the toy inside the staple prize corridors that have the most accidents, the most injuries for generations. but bernstein we have the ability to deploy is the one with the bronze, up to 33 cameras. we have a happy meal in his office for lot of community engagement. i mcdonald's crediting him want to make clear we do not bringing the fast food giant, a bold idea. and it is the retain the data. we don't use it for anything other than greatest promotion in the history of promotions. a enforcement. and for the first billion. so the year. so to 6 months, the system will just see it go from a kansas city issued warnings as people become accustomed to this new technology. but by the middle promotion to a worldwide promotion and permanently on the mcdonald's menu. of next year, i hope to have these cameras off and running >>it's an incredible market fox 4.

sending those warnings. and after that, that initial trial >>don't go anywhere. we'll co period issuing actual tickets to folks who are speeding in our priority safety corridors and particularly in schools where children are got it. thank you. >>mayor, on the topic of safer roads. we know as a city council just approved a new costco coming into the westgate shopping center of a shopping area. i know this area pretty well actually grew up around there and i can see the argument of it being a great economic boost. but i also know that that area can get pretty busy with all the small businesses in prospect high school there. so how do you respond to residents concerns about roadway safety? >>a great question. first, let me say i think is the city were fortunate to see continued investment. whether it's in downtown route where you you want screw this area has a large commercial district and the site where the costco will go is currently vacant buildings. in fact, the footprint of the costco in square footage will actually be slightly smaller than what buildings that are

there and will be demolished. but they're sitting vacant today. so this is an opportunity to bring investment an amenity, costco's, beloved, that we have thousands and thousands of costco members across the city and it's an opportunity for tax revenue. a retailer that size generates about 2 million dollars a year that the city can use to improve roads to invest in in public safety and parks and other public services and amenities. but your point about traffic, it is something i'm very sensitive to. there are. there's major roadway infrastructure. there is, you know, it does get particularly busy around rush hour. costco is investing over 2 million dollars in improving the intersection there because there's a high school in the area and we want to make sure students are safe. but i will say broadly, i think city county and our congestion management agency vta need to work harder to figure out in these car congested areas how to help more people get on buses, use bikes and find alternative modes of

transportation because we can't keep adding more and more cars to roads that are getting any white or not, that that's the solution either. so we're going to need to shift to more transit more efficient ways of helping people move around. >>there is a lot of public interest on proposition. 36, moving things along here in the interest of time, it would allow felony charges and increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes. this is something you're endorsing. why do you think this is the most effective way to address the issue of retail crime and drug abuse? >>because it corrects the >>sports. i'm ben ross. we unintended consequences of start tonight with an update prop. 47, which i supported on the left ankle. stephen curry, the warriors star prop. 47 decriminalization and re-evaluated today after missing the last 2 games with the per o'neill strain. and incarceration. most of the gains from that that are worthwhile will be maintained. the good news staff has been but what prop 36 does is cleared to return to parts of team practice beginning tonight in houston. he will critic count ability for repeat offenders and ensure not, however be in the lineup that they get into treatment. tomorrow against the rockets, and if they refuse treatment missing his 3rd straight game. and they continue to offend end up, facing a real consequence, spend some time the warriors say he'll be re-evaluated again on sunday. in jail. the goal is not to

curry, of course, suffered that injury last sunday increase the incarcerated population to create against the clippers. golden accountability, change state has managed to win both behavior. and most games without him so far and importantly, get people into without andrew wiggins and treatment if its if their both those games coming behavior is being driven by an addiction, against the new orleans pelicans wiggins, by the way, >>this week you helped listed as probable for introduce a supportive housing tomorrow night in houston. so project in the downtown area. it's located at the pacific motor and described as a first the warriors have found a way of its kind program. how do to start 4, 1, on the season as they embark on this five-game road trip. we've you see this addressing the homeless crisis in san jose in the long run? talked about the added depth on this year's team. but how >>the really unique project about the play of the because we're taking an old warriors? veteran draymond green down at all. in the run-down motel. we've now absence of stephen winds running the offense. rehab did it will be used for >>plans defense that reminds transitional housing that immediately gets people off you of the championship day the streets out of encampments, stabilized, green got back into good. this connected to support of services, job training, drug treatment, all the things people need to turn their offseason with a purpose in lives around. but the mind for the want to talk about chad and windy what nonprofit that's operating, it they're doing defense with is partnering with a private >>don't forget about you you developer to envision a mixed income community where eventually the motel will be taken down and replaced with know, i want to be in that in that conversation as well. and i think earned the right to at larger buildings. that will include a mixture of market least be in the conversation.

rate, affordable and even so every game coming out here, permanent supportive housing. motivated defensively to. back so it's a really innovative approach. it's great to see that kind of public-private on the first team defense. i partnership and downtown's the perfect place for it. think, you know, i had a really good year last year, defensively. i just didn't >>alright, san jose mayor matt play enough games. so. a goal mahan. we covered a lot of different topics today. wish we had more time, but we'll check back in with you in a of mine give on that team and few weeks. thank you all. forward to it. thank you. then put myself back in a defensive player the year government. >>ahead on kron, 4 news early in-person voting kicks off in >>do not forget about trey to baseball now where 2 time cy young award winner blake snell parts of the bay area this weekend. a look at how you can beat the long lines in sonoma county. has opted out of the final year of his contract with the giants officially becoming a free agent. now, this was an expected decision and snow could still sign a contract with san francisco in free agency. chooses. but there will be lots of suitors for his services after a slow start see some snow was just absolutely dominant in the 2nd half. you want 5 in with 1.4 5 era in his final 12 starts which? >>yeah, that included that first career no-hitter. overall, the lefty was 5, 3,

with a 3.1 to be. alright 145 strikeouts in 104 meanwhile, the giants officially have introduced their new general manager zack minassian. >>who served as the team's director of pro scouting since 2019. >>now going to be buster posey's second in command in the front office. both men plan on being very involved in the the decision-making process moving forward. >>emails somewhat. you know, i don't know if you're getting out of my going, just kind of be in it just in watching. but that's the most definitely not going to be the case. i think zach zach know just what then. these last 4 weeks. you know, i'm i'm in this to try to try to be a part of putting a great team on the field. and that involves, you know, being president the end result, people having conversations. and that's the way that i intend to operate. >>we're going to catch. we're going to play good defense and we're going to find ways to score runs and how players

that can breed that can beat you in a variety of ways is very important in this ballpark. so it's pretty simple. >>and starts on mound and then having the right players, the funding to help the picture every given day just. >>scratching koch scratching crawl every run we can get. >>there you see a lot of that rain pushing on through overnight tonight. but the good news is most of its coming overnight tonight. and i think tomorrow these will dry out quite rapidly. but yeah, the rain coming down around the bay area. now. nice to see rain really come up pretty good. far. parts of bay area over half an inch already and more to come. and so you see out toward the golden gate bridge. yeah, it's slick out there on the roads in these first early storms, deason tend to bring up a lot of the oil is on the roads. make an extra slick. she going to be careful traveling around. that's for overnight tonight >>kron four's your local the clouds will continue to roll through in the rain. yeah. on the way and headed election headquarters and petaluma sonoma county residents can now vote this southward, even the possibility of an isolated weekend beating the long lines thunderstorm with little

on election day from four's. instability atmosphere out will tran has more. there tomorrow. there's a slight chance early on. then after that, partly cloudy >>they are trying to remove skies and by sunday got sunny skies returning and some gusty any excuse that you might have winds. some of those offshore for not voting. and sometimes winds begin to settle the biggest excuse that people scattered showers around the bay area. right now, some use. well, you know, it's not downpours being reported all convenient. it's tuesday. i have to work and i cannot around just widely scattered leave work or after pick up to santa rosa. they've had over half an inch already. the kids. i can't do it. so it doesn't fit into my time still a couple raindrops to be had there continuing further south. we've got some more frame. now, hopefully this will fit into your time frame rain in toward bolinas mill valley. get a little bit of a about saturday about sunday. break right now. mount tam u.s. had already about 3 how about monday for you to quarters of inch of rain and vote? and if that's the case county napa. some scattered for you about the petaluma showers there right now. and further south. we've got more city hall area. you can go rain in the oakland, san inside and you can vote leandro, lafayette. you're seeing some showers in your neighborhoods and with hayward starting tomorrow. they already started opening up further south, the sunnyvale against raindrops now milpitas voting locations in sonoma just beginning to get some county. 7 last weekend. 24 rain in the san jose. but it is very light there. and the santa cruz mountains picking this weekend. and even somebody like me, i can do up lots of rain. now a more to come throughout the night math and i'm bad at math. tonight. all right. the that's 31 altogether and frontal system to get a pass on by now. overnight, still more scattered showers around sonoma county and it goes all the way, of course, all the the bay area. the possibility way until tuesday night. but of an isolated thunderstorm as they have special hours if you we head toward around 2

want to come down. so take a look at your screen. let's say o'clock or so. another wave of moisture moving on through. and then as we head toward you live in petaluma. let's about 5 or so that will be start there. city hall is right at the back end of the system and things begin to tail off. so if you sleep in obviously when location. the other one is santa rosa well, you probably wake up to some sunshine, some passing veterans memorial building. you can go to spring lake clouds tomorrow some cool temperatures around the bay area. rain totals. yeah, we're middle school. let's head north from this location. going to see some nice let's go to santa rosa. the most populated city in sonoma amounts. half an inch. plus in some spots more than that over some of the coastal range. do county. they have about 12 to a really nice soaker. that is great news because on the way, 13 locations that you can go to as well when it opens up guess what? we've got those winds as we head toward tomorrow evening, starting to get more of a northerly component, getting a little bit gusty out there. then as tomorrow. it's 9 to 5 and of course, on tuesday, the we get into sunday. yeah, we polling places opens up at 7 got that offshore wind and in the morning and goes all the way into 8 o'clock at more gusty winds kicking that's in the urban areas over night. if you are coming to the mountain tops, maybe even stronger than that. and then maybe another wind event as we this location, of course, you head toward about wednesday of don't have to stand in line. you can drop off your mail ballot. but if you want to go next week. so the hour. glad in, the goal is to make it a we got and here's what worry about. fire danger overnight. lot faster because they do lows 40's and 50's highs expect the mother lode to tomorrow. generally in the happen on tuesday. so you have 60's around much of the bay any excuses. well, you just area. but it's going to be cool out there. you have that wind blowing and that make have fewer excuses. now with things a little bit cool. next 31 locations opening up tomorrow. couple return of some sunshine

and some warmer wewewewewewewew rain we see for about the next >>we may be just 4 days out from election day, but here in california, we're well into election month capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you how many ballots have been cast so far. and all of a closer look at voter

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