us on kron. news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>while by this time tomorrow night we made all result of

some of the key races of this election season, including the next president of the united states in anticipation of possible disruption related to election results here at home. oakland police say it's stepping up patrols for election night and some business owners are taking matters into their own hands. kron four's lindsey ford has all the details. >>yes, driving through downtown oakland even the oakland city center. i saw all healthcare buildins, clinics and bodegas boarded up one resident telling me he's hoping for a peaceful night. >>proudly displaying and i voted sticker on his shirt. oakland resident eddie coach dropped off his ballot monday evening. we just back to courthouse. >>in the late it's place go it. >>while walking around downtown oakland, he took pictures of boarded-up storefronts. business owners taking precautions of

potential looting on election night. hopefully it's necessary. >>in car. >>and right. he reflects on another controversial time, 2020's, black lives matter protest. he said his community was serious and one to justice after george floyd stuff. with big issues at stake like abortion, immigration and jobs. kochi aama believes the outcome of the 2024 election could cause riots have killed this evening. >>and hopefully we'll to see violence in a statement from oakland pd assuring that there will be extra officers available on election night to make sure gatherings remain peaceful. in oakland, lindsey ford kron 4 news. >>the national guard is on standby in several states

ahead. a possible civil unrest high to tomorrow's election. this includes washington state and oregon where drop boxes were recently set on fire. police are searching for the man in connection with those fires. but officials do say there's no current information to suggest unrest, but there is a lot of uncertainty and tension in these communities. another big story we're following tonight. is the weather taking a live look now from mount tam up highs where you can see san francisco looking all pretty a little bit of fog, but there is a red flag warning that's been issued for many parts of the bay area starting tomorrow morning com four's kathy trafton has more on what you can expect. kathy. >>a flag warning goes into effect tomorrow morning starting at 11 o'clock. it continues for a couple of days and is set to expire on thursday at 7. here's what's happening is we've got low relative humidity in the daytime as low as 15% relative humidity and then in the afternoon, as you know, it's going to be very, very low. so

that's the first concern. second concern, of course, for fire danger is the offshore winds. as you see wednesday, we've got pretty impressive that fire danger concerns and we'll show you exactly where the red flag warning is. it stretches all the way northward from las angeles. they at area all the way up toward the san francisco bay area. and here you go. it goes into effect tomorrow morning. and that is concern because it's really easy for fires to start. when you have low relative humidity and very, very gusty winds, how gusty some areas 55 mile per hour gusts. plus, if you go up to the higher which tops it could be even higher gusts. so that is a big concern and the offshore flow of these gusts of the gusts go from land to sea. and that is really what keeps things very, very dry. look at how the maps light up 50 mile per hour gust tomorrow and wednesday night. that is and looking areas of yellow and orange and red and magenta that is gusty wind. back to

you. thanks, kathy. and developing tonight in fremont, one person is dead after being hit by a car. >>police say it happened yesterday morning in the area of mission boulevard and a half drive. ey say the president was not using a stck and killed. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. but police say drugs and alcohol were not factors. and as we would update on stopping in san francisco over the weekend, a man accused of stabbing a woman on bart train has been arrested. giovani bar taught us is behind unprovoked attack of a 54 year-old woman on saturday morning. police say it happened as the train approached a 24 street admission station. suspect got away. but on sunday afternoon, police did find him at the fruitvale bart station. the woman is currently in the hospital with serious injuries. now to county where police in benicia say they're looking for an arsonist. take

a look at this. you can see a security camera captured this person lighting several fires last month. police say the suspected arsonist set bush's and garbage cans on fire at the southampton shopping center. if you recognize this person, you're asked to contact a shia police. and the south bay, 13 schools could soon be closing. the san jose's alum rock union school district school officials are blaming the closures on declining student enrollment. lower birth rates and a steady loss of students to charter schools. they're also facing a 20 million dollar budget deficit. right now the district has about 8,000 students enrolled in its 21 campuses. and one school officials vote on a finalist by december. 2nd closures will take effect in the next school year. in the final push to election day. san francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell faces a fine of more $100,000. san francisco ethics commission is fining him

alleging that he illegally funded his campaign through a committee. he lost the support. yes on prop d they accuse barrel of 8 counts of violating the $500 limit on contributions to candidate committees. that fix commission says if this settlement gets approved, it would represent the largest penalty issued in the history of san francisco's at the commission. farrell released a statement in response to the fine calling the issue at hand and accounting error that has since been corrected. >>a lot more news for you r

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>>welcome back on staff rothman. it's the final night of his campaign season and candidates were all across the country trying to convince the final undecided voters. washing correspondent in a explains their messages. >>both campaigns spent a lot of time in the 7 states they think will swing the election. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris delivered their closing arguments with hours left to convince voters. >>woloson 10 miles apart in battleground pennsylvania. and the momentum is on our side. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris held dueling rallies in the campaign's final day. if we win pennsylvania, we will win. the whole thing is very simple. the presidential and vice presidential candidates scheduled about a dozen campaign rallies the day before the election. republican vice presidential candidate senator jd vance attacked vice president harris at a rally in georgia. we're going to take out the trash in

washington, d.c., and the trash is is kamala harris. >>the democratic nominee for vice president governor tim walz invoked a football reference in wisconsin. we got the best quarterback in kamala harris after comedian at a trump rally a week ago called puerto rico a pile of garbage. vice president harris visited a puerto rican restaurant on monday knocked on doors former president. trump told a group of pennsylvania voters he's confident he'll come out on time and the only way we can blow it is if you blow it, i'm giving you the ball. i mean, you got to go and vote. >>the trump campaign will host an election night watch party in palm beach, florida. >>the harris campaign will have their party here in washington, d.c., at howard university. that's vice president kamala harris's alma mater in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>they also state that all categories of crime or and not

just compared to last year. crime is down 20% compared to the last 3 years. >>and oakland voters will decide tomorrow on whether or not to recall their mayor there. xing tell. we asked what her message was for all those who are still undecided. she says her policies are working, citing overall violence is down in the city. >>the right time to allow for billionaires from outside of open to create the chaos that's going to line their pockets. and so i would say vote no on the recall. give me an opportunity for 2 more years and then vote for a different candidate. if you're still not please, court. >>on the eve of election day, a large number of voters showing up at a pleasanton city hall casting their votes at one of the 50 locations in alameda county. some voters say they're anxious about the election results. >>nervous t tomorrow. hoping it turns out the way. i wanted to turn out.

>>think it is probably the most important one in my lifetime, probably because of the fact that we have. one candidate that's i know what to call and then you got somebody who's kind maybe traditional who's looking out for us. >>so you got to think about. i think, again, think about yourself. you know what i mean? >>well, tomorrow voters in the south bay can get a free ride to polling and drop box locations. the satellite care of feet. is offering free rides on bus light rail and paratransit officials say rights will start at 7 tomorrow morning when polls opened and end at 8 night when they close. a polling place in alameda county will be closed tomorrow because of the red flag warning the county's registrar of voters. officials announced online that the walking miller center on sanborn drive will be closed. all voters are advised to go to them on terror. a middle

school in ascot drive to vote tomorrow. the new year's ballot drop boxes at wood munster market over there. it's at 5,001 minster lane. and unionized machinists at boeing are finally ending their strike that lasted nearly 2 months. they voted today to accept boeing's 4th contract offer. the latest deal includes pay raises up 38% over 4 years. pay paternal leave and improved for one k matches. but it does not restore a company pension plan that was frozen nearly a decade ago. the strike paralyzed boeing's jet production and cost them about 1 billion dollars a month. coming up on kron 4 news. the search continues for the passengers capsized boat to the north bay. >>coming up, we'll have all the details.

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>>just hours after a boat capsizes in bodega bay leaving one person dead and 3 others missing. authorities find another capsized boat. they say one of the men on board died and the other is still missing. kron four's rob nesbit reports. >>cruising the sonoma county sheriff's office, sonoma county fire district and coast guard are here at the bodega dunes. campground searching by air and by boat for 5 missing boaters. when search and rescue effort stop sunday night for 4 missing people from a capsized crab fishing boat. emergency responders could have never imagined that a second boat capsized monday morning. we were already out here. our marine unit was already here in the area because they were going to resume the search for the other 4 missing people from saturday's incident. >>so the good news is we were here very quickly. sadly, we

did find one person. and despite everybody's best efforts at person did not survive. and we're still looking for the second misti wood for the sonoma county sheriff's office says it's unclear if the boat that washed ashore from monday's incident was a crab fishing boat. but that crab fishing started over the weekend. the excitement of the season and a small craft advisory are 2 big contributing factors. the water conditions are very dangerous right now. the waves are really big. the water is really, really rough. yesterday was really windy. it's pretty tough conditions out there. saturday's boating incident involved 6 people, 3 adults and 3 children. one person was killed, but an 11 year-old boy managed to self rescue himself. according to sonoma county fire division chief cyndi foreman piece of ths that gets really challenging as hypothermia and some people can, you know, tolerate that a lot better than others can. and that young man, just can't imagine what he went through. rescue workers monday had crews searching by divers searching underwater and helicopters in the air all searching for any

life and seeing just how dangerous conditions are in the open ocean compared to a protected bay with people aren't paying attention to what some of those mornings are like. the small craft advisory in and, you know, those kind of things. it's very misleading when you get here and the ocean can be very challenging. and, you know, can change in a moment. this is still a search and rescue effort and not yet a search and recovery effort. so crews are still holding out hope that the 5 people are still alive. hyperthermia is a big concern right now with ocean temps in the 50's. >>reporting in bodega bay. i'm >>tuesday is election day in america. and political analysts have a lot to digest like the rest of us. they've never seen anything quite like this year's presidential race and the fact that the razor thin margins are going down to the wire suggest we should be ready for about anything. kron four's. catherine heenan spoke up. local analysts say the mcewen to give us some idea what to watch out for. >>i love that he's calling this a unicorn. rice and other

words are one of a kind all bets are off in terms of how the candidates are using their final hours. he thinks trump has been focusing too much on his grievances. mcewen is suggesting kamala harris might be doing a better job of wrapping things up and tells us what he is watching closely. >>if you look at kamala harris and democrats have done each successive kind of swing state, paul lead into that iowa poll over the weekend. they've gotten a little bit stronger a little bit stronger and the key element to watch is not so much democratic base republican base, the trump voters or the regular habitual democratic voters and what it's what happens with what we call unaffiliated voters. these are independent voters and these unaffiliated voters, particularly unaffiliated women seem to be breaking at a slightly higher rate. the kamala harris. so she's advantaged headed into tuesday, but it doesn't mean that you winds all the swing states, are that the movement

is all rapidly to her. it may take a little bit the sus this out and that means we might be on settled here for a few days. so everyone should pause. go out, take a walk, get some water and hydrate because we might have to be here for a little bit in terms of making a call. >>win or lose. donald trump has fundamentally changed the way candidates conduct themselves. so i asked mchugh enough. he thinks that changes permanent or unique to trump. let me look, donald trump has been on the american political scene in a big way for 9 years. >>and it's been exhausting. it's been fundamentally woul altering and breaking. and if he wins, he's going to come in at as a president to get re-elected after being out for the first time that we've seen in our history since 18 92. but it's also not going to make the same mistakes that he made in version. one. and in that sense, they're going to go after and become ruled breaking rule precedent setting just completely

different even from how they altered arrangements and what was going on 2016 when they first came in. look, if he loses, that's a really big deal because what's at stake is his personal liberty, not so much that he goes to jail, but that he'll spend every day in illegal confrontation either with the government or with other actors in our government for the near future. and that's an important element, especially because his supporters about half the country or so are not going to go away and that how we navigate that will be really important for our political and national future. mcewan, thanks. the implications of this race will extend well into the future. he calls an inflection point that will >>probably be felt at least into the next couple of national elections. as for the polls that we're hearing about seemingly every few hours, they have not always been reliable in the past, but he thinks they're getting better.

>>tuesday is election day and this comes at the same time. pga cautions power may have to be shut off in parts of the bay area that's prevent major wildfires with some dry weather kron four's philippe djegal reports from contra costa county where people are preparing to possibly lose electricity for the second >>the potential of public safety power shut-offs comes with life in the country for people living off morgan territory, road in unincorporated contra. costa county near clayton pg e cut electricity off to the area 2 weeks ago when the winds

kicked up in dry conditions. it's getting old. scott macintyre lives nearby and is growing frustrated with pg any monday morning. he says he received an alert from the utility suggesting he prepared to lose power. we pay a pretty good amount of money for our out this way. so. >>very the lies. i think it would take care of 90% of the problem. mcintyre says the notification warns of a potential power shut off between 10 o'clock tuesday night and 10 o'clock thursday morning. i have a 90 year-old mother that lives with me. so being in the dark is very difficult for her in the east bay, 940 customers in contra costa county and 449 customers in alameda county have been notified to a potential public safety power. shutoff are ready. we planned a practice. and although parts of the bay area may lose power in the coming days on election day, the contra costa county registrar of voters has been reassured by the utility that none of the county's 146 polling places will be impacted by any potential

outages. but we'll be prepared just in case we mobile generators that can be deployed. should we need to our office here in my tennis has a generator built in. >>and so we we do not anticipate any interruptions to our our election in contra costa county, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>on this date in history, we remember the first woman to be elected governor of the u.s. states. plus the first film of jk rowling's best-selling series harry potter premiere news nation's markie. martin takes a look back. >>today is november and it's national candy day in 19. 0, 4, harvard stadium became the first of many stadiums built specifically for college football. journalist walter cronkite was born american politician, nelly taylor ross became the first woman to be elected governor of the u.s. state, wyoming to be specific.

in the one and only matthew mcconahay was born happy 55th birthday >>in 2001, the first film of jk rowling's best-selling series harry potter and the sorcerer's stone premiere in london. tennis star serena williams won the wta tour championship in munich, germany. and in 2008, barack obama was elected as america's first black president of the united states. a saint. >>partisanship and pettiness.

>>and the south bay, thousands of people have already cast their ballots. but for those who have, the santa clara county registrar of voters is providing more information, how to make your vote count. here's kron four's justine law months conversation with steve goal. tl. and santa clara county. how many ballots have been returned so far? >>so far we've received 420,000 ballots from voters in the early voting. >>and how does that compare like? is that where you want to be on election eve? >>i mean, so we expect to about 80 to 85% of voters to turn out for this election. so as a right now, we're about halfway there. so we expect that the rest of over 400,000 voters and least to come and show up on election day tomorrow, 400,000 voters will come into santa clara county. >>voting centers tomorrow punch their ticket to have any advice for people who are voting for the first time,

especially. we know there's a lot universities and even high school students who have our people have never done this before. art, what can you tell them about what they need to know for tomorrow? >>if they need to check on their voters, that is they can go to voters that it's not. so it's not see a dugout to make sure that they're fully registered if they have any questions, feel free to come to any of our vote centers. we have over 100 106 of those centers located all throughout the county as well as our office is open for for business, take mail-in votes people that want to vote in person update their registration or registration. so people that are new to the county and they would like to vote here. they can come in and register and vote the same day. >>and on the ballot, not we know there's the presidential election. there's our state senate, but there's so many other of little local races, little local measures that have really big impacts. where can people do some research on different props and the candidates so they can make an informed vote.

>>so one of the ones that were the weapons that we suggest or recommend is for 1, 1, org or 1, 1, so both for 1, 1 dot org. another ripple places just to go to the secretary of state's website. they border, got available there listing on the state ops and then, you measures are going to be found within the county voter information guide that has been built. that too. now over the 1 million voters that we have here in santa clara county. all right. and we're still expecting 400,000. >>voters to show up. you think in person tomorrow, how are all your polling stations staff to are as i have you seen any problems so far leading up to getting ready for tomorrow? >>no, no problems at all. we're fully said typically 2030%, more staff than we actually need to account for any. anything might happen. but just to be 100,000 voted 400,000 ballots are going to be coming in, but they mostly will be coming in either by

mail ballots, usps or in any of the delegate boxes that we have located throughout the county as well voters also are able to accept the belts and looks as well got. so we're gonna 400,000 >>votes tomorrow, but not that many people actually coming affiliate. i'm a people person, though, and lot of that's why i've got my it caught my attention. >>it is, however, you know, we we do want to make people aware that centers and are the office will be open for business starting at 07:00am polls will open and there will be open all day until 08:00pm. make sure to be in line if you're voting in person, make sure you're voting. you're standing in line at the vote center. the 40 pm and you'll be able to cast your vote. otherwise the line will be kept in. no other people be able have be line by 08:00pm. we're hearing this issue or a voter in santa clara county got 2 ballots.

>>what should someone do if they're in that situation? >>and the typical you can just throw away the other ballot or if you come to center or to our office, you can surrender that ballot it's not uncommon thing to happen. for example, women, someone. we'll update that information with the dmv during time belts are being sent out. it will trigger an update change and that person will get will be issued a new ballot. however, only one count. so it's not possibl anybody to vote twice. once they submit their first ballot locked into our system. called the bulk health system. is there registered throughout the state as being voted for for the county. so if they were to vote a second bell, who would not count got it. so even if they >>filled out, both mailed in both the system only counts, one of them, the second one that it would process it gets voided. that's correct. i got

that right. >>hazing else we need to know. are you ready? got coffee, that, pete? so what's the plan for tomorrow? >>be ready for. was being delivered tomorrow. we have full staff. we are super excited. we've a lot of people coming in to relish register to vote, update their registration, cast their ballots here in person at the early office. everybody's excited. and if you have a chance to come by, we have really good set up. is really exciting for people the caribbean sea. >>safe and secure. thank you so much, steve goatee with the santa clara county register voters. good luck tomorrow. will get a chance to talk again for election day and just to make sure everything's going as a check. >>on kron 4 election day begins black and brown candidates in the east bay gather to talk about the importance of voting i

>>tuesday is finally election day at an oakland sunday night, there was community organizing event where people could meet and talk to local black and brown candidates up for election kron four's lindsey ford was there and has more details. there was a that came out in the open congress this year. this in years 23rd. >>lacking will be 20% of the population. people in need of was hurt. >>i that's get out and please as disease lounge in downtown oakland, oakland, rapper mistah fab and other black community members put together a voter education meet and greet. we are vulnerable

because we have that happen >>voter registration with education is a waste of time. al candidates running for a range of positions, including for local school board seats were given a chance to express what they represent and share their goals for the community. think it's that those that are in form to educate. >>uninformed and this miss him for. many of our people have fears for lack of mistah fab rapper and influencers says it's his grandmother who inspired him to put on this event and to vote. grandmother would always talk about our opportunities to vote, how she took advantage of it because she watched people be we're walking to voting wolves and she watched. dogs being released an attack. she watched ballots being burned. oakland resident burnet it. williams echoes mischief. ad's message. >>in cases for black people, we had folks for us. our right to so. the fact that people

were dying for my right to vote is definitely a reason vote in 20 cox says the election is especially important because this is first time voting since his recent release from prison come home here and be appointed little cold. >>will be my first time will be at the polls. it's going to beautiful. meet this is very important. meet this to be my first time at 54. i'm going exercise my right. >>the bay area rapper says he loves his city and hopes important conversations centered around electing leaders continues frequently and not just during election time. it's more than just vote. >>it's more about organizing our community all throughout the not just on the specific date where people feel like it's very important. how can we mobilize what we're doing on the small time and make that norm. >>in oakland, lindsey ford

kron 4 news second device. >>amazon announced the closure of its grocery fulfillment center in yolo county in september, affecting dozens of workers. there. but now we're learning this move is also leading to the end of a partnership with a local food bank reporter tony salazar's in woodland with a look at the impacts. >>was on closure of its fulfillment center in west sacramento. off ramos drive is impacting well over 100 employees. but now we're learning that it's also impacting the hundreds, if not thousands of hungry families who rely on this food bank right behind me. that is the yolo food bank. this follows a nearly 2 million dollar worth of food donations. this food bank would receive from amazon that now it's cut short. one way. the nonprofit is trying to overcome days. hardship is by expanding its partnership with ag farmers and seed companies to plant its own seasonal crops without having to rely completely on farmers for food donations. in the meantime, the food bank will continue to work with this 19

volunteer operated public distributions scattered around the county to feed thousands of families, food bank officials volunteering just a few hours or a day or even a few tame a few times out of the week. one of its distribution centers is a huge help, but its financial donationthey requested most because of their greater impact on feeding even more hungry families. you know, we distribute 9.6 million pounds of food every year. that we can get better kind contracts and prices with organizations like the big box stores and through our contracts with feeding america so we can stretch that dollar farther. >>food banks are a lifeline for food, insecure families, according to cycle, no one in 3 households are food insecure in one of the most impoverished counties here in the golden state food bank officials are also expecting even more families to come and wait in line at one of its 19 distribution centers. as winter is just around the corner, which also means tighter budgets for many

families as they get ready to spend money for the holidays. that's the very latest reporting here in woodley and outside of the yellow foodbank covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>holiday season is right around the corner. and americans plan to dish out a whopping $1800 on gifts, travel and other seasonal expenses. but while it's great news for retailers and the economy, you can also mean trouble for those of who don't plan properly. reporter kristen joyce has tips so you don't fall into the trap. holiday spending on the rise. americans plan to dish out a whopping $1800 on gifts, travel and other seasonal expenses. >>great news for retailers in our economy, but it can mean trouble for those of us who don't plan properly. andrea woroch has this advice and you don't fall into a trap. you can get a budget baseline by lalalalalast holiday season. go through your credit card and bank statements and make line items of various expenses you took on have the gift talk

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of the many things to watch on tuesday is the battle over election integrity. legal battles are breaking out in key swing states all over parts of the election system. news nation' elina shirazi explains. >>republicans and democrats are battling out in court filing a wave of election lawsuits in multiple states. they're challenging everything from cleaning up voter rolls to how ballots are cast and counted over the past year of the rnc has filed 135 lawsuits

across 26 states. the majority are concentrated in 7 battleground states. 93 electoral votes are up for grabs. the trump campaign suing this week in what many consider the most important swing state, pennsylvania. early voting in bucks county was extended after voters reported being turned away. a legal victory for the trump camp. the pennsylvania supreme court also ruled this week to shut down an effort to allow mail-in ballots without a handwritten date to be counted. and the 2024 election, another gop win and a group aligned with former president trump is reportedly also planning to sue over this year's election results. lawsuits from the group suggests widespread voter fraud could be happening without providing any evidence. >>i think those cases are indicative of this overall strategy, which is matter we got to get the wall strategy in challenging the integrity of our elections and examined twenty-twenty. they're getting a head start this time, but it's going to fail here as well. and the voters will

decide this election, not political actors or litigation, but if either candidate contest the results, the process could get messy. the opposing side could file a lawsuit to argue the results or ask for recounts among other things. the lawsuit could head straight to the supreme court after the 2020 election trump filed many lawsuits challenging the election results. a few of these cases were appealed to the supreme court, but they declined to hear them letting the election results stand in washington. alina shirazi news nation. >>from family storybooks to nutritious face chocolates, all take you inside. 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."

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>>then on the last dance, hold onto the top spot at the box office is has 2 potential blockbusters hit the red carpet ahead of their simultaneous premieres reporter dana devon has all the details in the entertainment report. >>start with some movie news. the last dance is still dominating the box office during its second week in theaters. the film brought in another 26 million dollars for a total of 90 million domestically worldwide. its box office total is already at 317 million. the wild robot came in second place this weekend and smiled to took 3rd, followed by conclave. and here now to a movie that has a at the box office just yet the cast of wicked was back on the yellow brick carpet sunday night. following last

weekend's premier in new york. the star-studded cast headed down under to sydney, australia sunday ariana grande who plays glenda work peak custom vivienne westwood gown that looks oz. cindy, a revolt who plays elphaba gave a modern nod to the wicked witch of the west with a black louisville strap plus bodice and skirt along with a lion choker and her signature long elphaba nails with kids los angeles premiere is next saturday. part one of the movie hits theaters november 22nd. another blockbuster hitting theaters. november 22nd is gladiator. 2. the cast also had a big premiere in sydney last week promoting the sequel to ridley scott's original gladiator film released in 2000. more recently, though, the cash was spotted in japan for the 2024

tokyo international film festival, denzel washington, palm eskow connie, still son and fred hashing all in attendance. they greeted fans and praised scott for his directing during a press conference. again, gladiator 2 hits theaters november 22nd some exciting news about a movie fans are hoping comes to fruition. the sequel to this iconic tom cruise sports drama. cruz is reportedly in talks with paramount to develop a sequel to days of thunder. the top gun actor initially said no to a tv reboot of the 1980, nascar movie, but apparently now wants to do a big-screen version. details on what the film would tail and when we might get it are still under wraps. but we'll keep you updated as we learn more about it. that's your entertainment

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>>you're watching from news at all. 30 on sept. they're often. >>election day is officially here and here in the bay area. oakland police say it's stepping up patrols for election night and it is a patient, possible disruption related to election results. kron four's lindsay for speaks with some business owners who planned on taking election safety into their own hands. >>yes, driving through downtown oakland even the oakland city center. i saw all healthcare buildings, clinics and bodegas boarded up one resident telling me he's hoping for a peaceful night. >>proudly displaying and i voted sticker on his shirt. oakland resident eddie coach dropped off his ballot monday evening. we just go back to courthouse. >>in the late it's safest go

it. >>while walking around downtown oakland, he took pictures of boarded-up storefronts. business owners taking precautions of potential looting on election night. hopefully it's necessary. >>in >>bright students. he reflects on another controversial time 2020's. black lives matter protest. he said his community was serious and one to justice after george floyd's to forget. with big issues at stake like abortion, immigration and jobs. kochi aama believes the outcome of the 2024 election could cause riots have killed this evening. >>and hopefully when that violence in a statement from oakland pd assuring that there will be extra officers available on election night to

make sure gatherings remain peaceful. in oakland, lindsey ford kron 4 news. >>while the national guard is on standby in several states ahead of possible civil unrest to that, the election. this includes washington state and oregon where drop boxes were recently set on fire. police are searching for the man in connection with those fires. there's no current information, though, it says just on rest. but there is a lot of uncertainty and tension in the air. >>also, what else is in the air tonight? a little bit of fog. little bit of cooler weather. >>as we take a live look now at downtown san francisco. looking like a pretty night. but to what is ahead. there is a red flag warning that's been issued for many parts of the bay area today. kron four's kathy trafton has more on what you can expect and also your forecast. cathy. >>so here's what's going on. we've got the clear skies outside and look at this image. now. there's little bit of rain in this image. it's not for us. it goes to north.

it goes up to the pacific northwest. what you'll probably notice is the flow of wind. the decided off shore flow of wind. that's an offshore component bringing dry air from the continent to the ocean. and that is not good news in terms of firefighting because when air is really dry by this offshore winds. the relative humidities drop 15%. areas midday time evening recovery. maybe 25 to 45% relative humidity, fire danger concerns. absolutely. in fact, there is a red flag warning that goes into effect tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. so for election day, we've got the red flag warning and that's across just about all of the bay area, except just that the degas bay and that area right there around point raise. so in county coastline, not the big concern, but the forecast highs tomorrow numbers, a lot of them in the 70's. so it does means that those temperatures are not going achieve it too much to our

fire weather concerns. it's really all about the winds and how dry the fuel is. so the concern is, you know, do not try not to do anything that could trigger any sparks because it fires can really catch on quickly. temperatures 70's for the most part in the inland areas throughout the entire week. 70's 60's in the ba shoreline and along the coast numbers in the 60's. so we're in for a beautiful spell some warm weather on the other hand, critical fire concerns. back to you. thanks, kathy. >>and with the red flag warning some pg e customers might be in the dark. that's as the utility is preparing for public safety power shut-offs this in contra costa, napa, santa clara solano and sonoma counties. all this, of course, comes on bake election day. but the contra costa county's registrar of voters says she's been reassured by pg e that none of this will affect their polling sites by the potential

power shut offs. you have. >>mobile generators that can be deployed. should we need to our office here in my tennis has a generator built in. and so we we do not anticipate any interruptions to our our election. >>in the east bay, more than 900 customers and contra costa county and 450 customers in alameda county happen alerted to these potential public safety power shut-offs. a congressman eric swalwell has filed a defamation claim against alameda county district attorney pamela price. for statement she made against him. swalwell says after he announced support for prices recall price responded with a number of untrue statements about him. his lawyer says he set a deadline for her to attract those. but the deadline has since passed in a statement. they said in part, quote, price leaves him and no choice but to file the claim and that her intimidation tactic scene to seek political con retribution

can stand a spokesperson for price sends us a statement saying while congressman swalwell continues to focus on frivolous threats and marielis endeavors, da pamela price will continue to find ways to work release of lee with elected officials, leaders community members who are focused on public safety in alameda county. and crews are looking for missing passengers and a bodega bay after 2 boats were capsized in last few days alone on saturday, the first boat that capsized kills one person and left 4 people missing. there was one survivor and 11 year-old boy who was taken to the hospital. the second boat capsized on monday morning, killing one man and left another s a. water conditions are very dangerous right now. the waves are really big. the water is really, really rough. yesterday was really windy. >>it's pretty tough conditions out there. piece of this that gets really challenging as hypothermia and some people can, you know, tolerate that a

lot better than others can't. >>deputies say the start of crab fishing season started over the weekend, but it's unclear either boats that washed away. we're crab, fishing boats. and the south bay. some drivers in cupertino had an interesting morning commute after a small plane had to make an emergency landing on the freeway. chp says it happened around 7.15, monday morning on highway 85 just south of stevens creek boulevard. the faa said the pilot was forced to land because the plane right out of gas. thankfully, though, no one was hurt. >>the fact that this the play was able land on the 3, did not have crash where we had a, you know, playing there's a vehicle is very fortunate. >>traffic was backed up for miles while crews cleared the aircraft off that freeway. the plane is registered to an address in doha, idaho. it's unclear where the pilot plans lands. and one man has been

arrested in san jose accused of stealing 10's of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. san jose police say the man was part of 113 thefts at department stores across the city this year. all these incidents took place between march and this month. and one person is in the hospital after they drove their car into a light pole and fence in redwood city. police say it happened shortly before 05:00pm on monday. that's on goodwin avenue. the driver was unresponsive. when officers arrived, a passenger in the car was also injured. the fire department had to be called to pull the driver out of the car and no other vehicles were involved this. but they ask anyone with information to contact police.

>>kron 4 is your local election. header orders. welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. monday was the final night of the campaign season as election day is officially here. both trump and harris were trying to convince the final undecided voters washing correspondent some explains their final messages. >>both campaigns spent a lot of time in the 7 states they think will swing the election. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris delivered their closing arguments with hours left to convince voters. >>woloson 10 miles apart in battleground pennsylvania and the momentum is on our side. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris held dueling rallies in

the campaign's final day. if we win pennsylvania, we will win. the whole thing is very simple. the presidential and vice presidential candidates scheduled about a dozen campaign rallies the day before the election. republican vice presidential candidate senator jd vance attacked vice president harris at a rally in georgia. we're going to take out the trash in washington, d.c., and the trash is is kamala harris. >>the democratic nominee for vice president governor tim walz invoked a football reference in wisconsin. we got the best quarterback in kamala harris after a comedian at a trump rally a week ago called puerto rico a pile of garbage. vice president harris visited a puerto rican restaurant on monday knocked on doors former president. trump told a group of pennsylvania voters he's confident he'll come out on top of the only way we can blow it is if you blow it, i'm giving you the ball. i mean, you got to go and vote. >>the trump campaign will host an election night watch party

in palm beach, florida. >>the harris campaign will have their party here in washington, d.c., at howard university. that's vice president kamala harris's alma mater in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>and this year's presidential race, political analysts have had a lot side. jess, one or lose former president trump has fundamentally changed the way candidates conduct themselves. david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state weighed in earlier on whether he thinks this would be permanent or unique to trump. take a listen. >>i mean, look, donald trump has been on the american political scene in a big way for 9 years and it's been exhausting. it's been fundamentally woul altering and breaking. and if he wins, he's going to come in at as a president to get re-elected after being out for the first time that we've seen in our history since 18 92. but it's also not going to make the sme mistakes that he made in

version. one. and in that sense, they're going to go after and become ruled breaking rule precedent setting just completely different even from how they altered arrangements and what was going on 2016 when they first came in. look, if he loses, that's a really big deal because what's at stake is his personal liberty, not so much that he goes to jail, but that he'll spend every day in illegal confrontation either with the government or with other actors in our government for the near future. and that's an important element, especially because his supporters about half the country or so are not going to go away and that how we navigate that will be really important for our political and national future. >>mcewan says the implications of this race will extend well into the future, calling it an inflection point that will likely be felt in the next couple of national elections. and just a reminder for you across 4 is your place for local election coverage. we'll

have live reports from all the local races and of course, up to the minute results on the presidential election. our primetime coverage begins tonight at 7 o'clock. unionized machinists at boeing are ending their strike that lasted nearly 2 months. they voted on monday to accept boeing's 4th contract offer. the latest deal includes pay raises up 38% over the next 4 years paid parental leave and an improved for one k match. but it doesn't restore a company pension plan that was frozen nearly a decade decade ago. the strike paralyzed boeing's jet production and cost them about 1 billion dollars a month. and this is how san francisco's embarcadero plaza soon. look, the city has released renderings a planned upgrades to the state which the project spokesperson believes is not being used enough. the city aims to create more opportunities for things such as pop ups. free concerts and bigger entertainment zones. >>we said how cool would it be

to turn underutilized open space? and that's something that could be transformational world-class san francisco. he's a world class park and its downtown. this is such a prime piece of real estate with its iconic views and has access to public transportation. >>a spokesperson for the city says they want to raise 10 million dollars in private funds over the next 3 years to bring this vision to life. mayor breed hopes voters will pass prop b this election day, which would help with that redesign. the bond measure invested upgrading public spaces throughout the city. and oakland's afro comic con film festival returns this week. it celebrates the work of filmmakers content creators and screenwriters from all backgrounds with a particular focus on underrepresented communities of color here in the bay area. it starts on wednesday at 04:00pm at the grand lake theater and tickets are available online.

>>on this election we go one on one with california's top election official, secretary of state shirley weber. capitol correspondent eytan wallace out her message for last minute voters and why she bows this election will be secure.

>>on top of the general election, voters in alameda county will have a say in the state senate local measures city races plus the possible recall of their district attorney kron four's terisa stasio breaks it all down in pleasanton and continues our team coverage. >>i'm here in alameda county and this is just one of 50 places where you can drop off

your ballot. >>monday, a busy day at pleasanton city hall feeling very >>nervous about tomorrow hoping it turns out the way. >>i wanted to turn out. voters showing up and i feel very good about my knowledge. an update at one over all the measures my son is very political dropping off ballots at this location. go to a team 5 in the world this year. can phase of liking this team. it's so lot july. >>most of these alameda county residents say that they felt a lot of pressure to cast their ballot because of so many choices locally statewide. and of course, the presidential decision, my first time casting my vote. >>so as a as a new citizen here and you to pleasanton as well for the past few years, it was important because to understand about elections, to understand about who is running for city council running for the district's. so i do my research. i read a

lot. >>now that their vote is cast. the waiting began. some say that they are anxious smore than in previous elections about what this election means for the future. >>think it is probably the most important one in my lifetime, probably because of the fact that have. one candidate, the and you know what to call and then he got somebody who's kind maybe traditional who's looking out for us. >>so you got to think about. i think again, think about yourself. you know what i mean? you got to think about you and your family in the future. do yoga in the morning. >>and then. >>it work? >>and then also watch some of the early results that come in just really i'm interested in pennsylvania's going to be voting tomorrow. so fingers crossed. >>and as for the turnout,

kron, 4 has reached out to the alameda county registrar's office but haven't heard back yet on any numbers in pleasanton theresa kron, 4 news. >>kron four's your local election headquarters with the election around the corner. we're now hearing directly from the person in charge of overseeing election statewide. our capitol reporter, a ton wallace shares what secretary of state shirley weber says voters need to know if they have yet to cast their ballot and what her office is doing to ensure this election is secure. >>well, less than one day out weber valves. this will be a secure election and she's urging all eligible californians who have not yet voted to make their voice heard. i want people to know that vote will count. california's top elections official secretary of state dr shirley weber joining us for a one-on-one interview speaking directly to californians as we approach election day a day for which weber says she and her office are prepared. how are you feeling this election cycle?

>>busy. but other than that things are going well, we have made it so convenient for people to vote convenient. she says noting over the last 4 weeks ballots have been mailed directly to the state's 22 plus million registered voters for your vote to count. you must sign the back of the return envelope from there. >>you have a few options. you can drop off your ballot at an official drop box location or you can send it back in the mail. >>but if you do that, it must be postmarked no later than election day itself, november 5th. weather reminds voters they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website. >>those who have not yet registered can still do so in person at the polls on election day. as for the big question, what's being done to ensure the election is secure? we have a very secure process. every voting machine is tested. >>every mission is secured. every has a separate cold for it. there's chain of command who handles these machines are coming sheens are voting counting is not connected to

the internet so no one can hack into it. what's your message? so last minute voters? yeah. get quickly. don't be left out. it's a very everyone takes advantage of it and really fills out their ballot and for californians with any questions or concerns. the secretary of state's office has set up a toll-free voter hotline at 1, 803, 4, 5, vote. >>meantime, in-person voting centers will open at 07:00am on election day and close at 08:00pm. as long as you're in line before the polls close, you will be allowed to vote reporting outside the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>and after the break, we share the story of the bay area veteran who's now reached a huge milestone. stay with us.

>>as we get closer to veterans day krom for sharing the stories from veterans right here in the bay area and across the country, 16 million americans served in world war 2. and according to the national world war, 2 museum, there are fewer than 120,000 still alive today. one of them lives right here in santa rosa and kron four's rob nesbitt was there for his 100nd birthday celebration. >>didn't know if you're looking for paul belanger during his birthday month. chances are you'll find him here could tell when he accept walking up the mountain block at pj be equestrian academy in santa rosa to get on his favorite horse. murray. ready,

dad? okay. these horse rides have become a birthday tradition for belanger. and this year he's turning 102. happy birthday, emma, milestone worth celebrating. and when i asked the man with more than a century of life experience, how he does it. the answer was simple. my advice is no drinking and no smoking. i haven't smoked all my life. >>and i never drank. so stay healthy stay healthy. i feel good. and this whole body and now it's taking care of lander has a lot to be proud of from his long life to his 6 kids. >>but as you can tell from his hat, he's also extremely proud to have served his country. don't pull the reins yet. one of the few world war, 2 veterans alive today and with the memory still sharp as ever as he recounted the journey to europe after his basic training in 1941, took a that will run on. >>10 of 11 days to get there. because it was a wolf and your

wolf, show on that scale. so we had shut everything off. they shut the voter off and we couldn't even get the side of the ship because they could hear the army veteran experienced a lot. he even fought in the battle of the led by the famous general george patton passing down many of these war stories to his daughter patty belanger straight dad from the sadness of seeing jewish concentration camps to the honor of no man left behind driving. >>across a field and land mines were going off and they could hear that's one of their true man were injured. >>and they they drive across into another land. mine went off. they throw stuff and he drive exactly with a land. mine went off to try to get to the people to save them out of the bunker. seeing a veteran where their hat proudly is not uncommon. >>but it's not every day you see a hat with the words world war, 2 belanger service 80 years ago does not go unnoticed out in public when they see that it's second world veteran. they actually

give him had their time. they give him a second and say we can't thank you for the freedom that you've given us and the lander's lifetime. he's been there done that starting a family collecting antique cars, horseback riding and even a yodeling korea they combining those last 2 hobbies for his 100nd birthday. >>and explaining how to best honor those who have served this veterans this way is 2. >>him all the love. you can. because i. be good. >>and and help them out if you can. some horse back advice, we can all learn from baghdad in santa rosa. rob nesbitt kron. 4 the countdown to the

election continues. and one race we're watching closely. its oakland mayor sheng tells recall the first of its kind in over 100 years. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the mayor about the future of her seat. >>suggest that you vote no on the recall because it will cost the city upwards of 10 million dollars. 10 billion dollars spent. 35 officers over the last year. oakland mayor sheng thao has been making her case on why she should not be recalled on election day on monday. families of those who lost loved ones to violence express their support for her. >>the mayor wasn't given an opportunity to recall started right after she took the kind of circumvents the democratic process in my eyes. and, you know, we're here today because he's over a month without any homicides. so whatever the

mayor's office is doing in conjunction with groups like ours and other people is working town has stated that her policies are working, citing that overall violence is down in the city. i want to also state that all categories of crime or dam and not just compared to last year. crime is down 20% compared to the last 3 years. >>to the last 3 years. and that was pride to me even coming into office, adding that october's crime stats alone is what oakland residents can expect to see in the future. if they keep her in office for the first time in more than a decade, we can't figure out when this last took place before more than a decade. we could safely say that oakland has experienced 0 homicides. >>in about 6 weeks headed into a second. we asked what message does she have for those who are voting to recall her? >>or those who are still undecided? it's not the right time to allow for billionaires from outside of open to create the chaos that's going to line

their pockets. >>so i would say vote no on the recall. give me an opportunity for 2 more years and then vote for a different candidate. if you're still not pleased with lezla gooden kron, 4 news. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up, those wall street have a good idea who's going to win the election tomorrow?

>>a choppy day for wall street ahead of the election and tgi friday's and the owner of vitamin shoppe file for bankruptcy. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>and there if there's a message from wall street today, it's the traders really have no idea what's going to happen tomorrow. just like the

rest of the country trading was really choppy today. at one point, the dow was down more than 400 points before settling down about 250 points was also makes to one point that it was down pretty much all over the place. bottom line, wall street does not like uncertainty. interesting story out there is nvidia. the ai chip maker. its shares were up slightly today after was announced that nvidia is going to replace intel as a component of the 30 stocks that make up the dow jones industrial index. that's a big deal in tell us held that spot for 25 years. and now it's being pushed aside by the upstart nvidia. nvidia stock is up nearly 200% this year. also watch for thursday because that's when the fed is going to announce its next move with rates. a quarter point rate cut is widely expected. and a couple of bankruptcies to talk about. last week. we warned that tgi fridays but filed for bankruptcy. they did. that's now out of the way. the company says it's going to restructure its debt, which could run as high as 500 million dollars. it's been

closing restaurants since last year. also, the parent company of the vitamin shoppe and pet supplies. plus the franchise group also filed for bankruptcy protection. it too, says it needs to restructure its debt and hopes to come out leaner and meaner. at the end of it, corporate bankruptcies have seen a significant increase this year. one reason for that creditors are just a whole lot less flexible than they were during the pandemic. back to you. >>it

was a hectic morning for many commuters in the south bay after a small plane made an emergency landing on highway 84 in cupertino. the plane has since been removed as kron. 4

charles clifford reports. remarkably no one was hurt. >>we'll here along highway 85 in cupertino. on monday, a small plane which you can see partially disassembled behind me here landed on 85. fortunately, no one was injured. >>according to the california highway patrol around 7.15, monday morning, a small two-seater plane with a single male occupant. the pilot made an emergency landing here along the southbound lanes of highway. 85 just south of stevens creek boulevard. the faa said in a statement to kron 4 that the plane is a cub crafters cc 1, 1, and that while the investigation is still ongoing, they believe the pilot was forced to land here because the plane ran out of fuel. the highway patrol says that's lucky that no one was injured. >>the fact that this the play was able land on the freeway. we did not have a crash where we had a, you know, playing. there's a vehicle is very fortunate. following the landing, the highway patrol reduced southbound 85 to one lane which backed up traffic

for miles. the northbound lanes were also backed up as drivers slow down to look at what was going on, even though the plane might still been airworthy. the decision was made to dismantle it along the side of the highway and then use a tow truck to take it removing the wings and then the plane. the idea is that the play will be towed off the and from that point where it goes from there, that i don't have that information, it's unclear at this point where the pilot had taken off from or where he planned to land. but the plane is registered to an address in sun valley, idaho in cupertino. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>tonight, we're remembering legendary musician, an entertainment icon, quincy jones. he died last night at the age of 91 news nation's marni hughes. 6 look back at his life and all of his accomplishments. >>when seen jones was america's? 7.

>>she seamlessly switch from jazz blues, pop funk and hip-hop. the one 28 grammy awards and received a d grammy nominations started 1961. >>jones's musical journey started in the 1950's as a trumpet player in jazz bands. soon after he started working as an arranger and conductor. >>in the 1960's, he topped the pop charts producing lesley gore's hit. >>it's my party, too. >>later in that decade, jones produced several successful jazz collaboration with frank sinatra and count passes band. he also started creating film scores in total for if your motion picture in the 1970's jones reported a series of his own chart topping as are in infant. >>we also created jobs good.

>>but it was his collaboration with michael jackson to jones's career. >>their first album off the wall. may jones the industry's most sought-after producer, the next album thriller made history becoming one of the best selling albums ever. >>in 1985, jones produced. creating one of the best selling singles of all. >>his debut as a filmmaker team later that with the color purple a few years later, jones brought his magic touch to the small screen when he produced the fresh prince of bel in 2013, he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. >>tensions in the middle east

are now expanding into syria. this comes amid pressure from the u.s. for israel to reach cease-fire deals in gaza and lebanon. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. >>we, of course, will support israel and their defense. the pentagon ordered more war planes and navy ships to the middle east to maintain the u.s. presence there and it hurt anymore conflicts from errupting. we believe iran should not respond to israel's retaliation if they choose to do so. israel has ramped up airstrikes against iranian-backed terror groups in gaza and lebanon. instead, its troops conducted a ground raid in syria sunday to capture someone they accused of working with iran. we have great concerns about the humanitarian toll. the state department says it's even more worried about the crisis in gaza after israel announced monday it ended its agreement with a key un agency. right now. there is no other way to distribute distribute aid. unrwa provides food, water, health care and education.

amid the israel-hamas israel pass new laws last month to stop on route from operating in gaza were opposed to the passage of the law in the first place. israel accuses the agency of being a terrorist front for hamas. but on rod defends its neutrality, u.s. officials still have not said what if any consequences israel could face for ending the agreement in washington. i'm jessi tenure.

>>is real risk to coming off of their bye? and they got some added out to ms of coming back to the practice field as they welcome christian

mccaffrey back to the practice field as well and in uniform, he could be one step closer to playing this sunday against tampa bay is what it seems at least because all the night as they return back to practice today for the first time since the bye and christian mccaffrey, like i mentioned, was active. he's been the most active today. and these since we've seen all season long after dealing with that achilles tendinitis in both legs. hey, coach kyle shanahan will opened. mccaffrey's practice window today giving the team 21 days to, you know, move cmc to that active roster. although we might not be waiting that long to see the reigning offensive player of the year in game time action because he could be brady and active as soon as like i mentioned this week, which is just 6 days away against the buccaneers team that just took a tough loss. so this next we'll talk about. but first, let's hear from trent williams. >>it's amazing see that to out there. offensive warm-up. i mean, the for prime

>>so let's head to our nation's capital before we talk some cloud, the warriors taking on the wizards. curry making his return to the lineup after missing the last 3 games with an ankle sprain closing moments of the half. the warriors up by 6 draymond green kicks it out the staff. here he is the pump sidestep drains. a 3 at the know they lead by 9 heading into halftime 3rd quarter. now it's 11 point warriors lead and rave on what he throws it up for. >>jonathan kuminga and the alley commingle with 15 points. 6 rebounds on the night. moments later, coming. and this time he finds step is a corner extent. does with steph. does he have the wide

open 3 that finished with 24 points and just as many minutes 6 with that in the 4th quarter with the golden state warriors up by 9 and dry line, he thinks a corner 3 of his own and green at 18 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. and just a minute later, the warriors up by 12 right mom with another loss. this to trayce jackson-davis for the jam. 12 points for tj the lead to 14. the warriors they go on to win this one. 25 to one 12, their 4th straight victory so now college hoops. stanford hosting denver at maples pavilion late in the 1st half of the cardinal leading by 12. you watching here hand in the face. doesn't matter. he drops his 4th 3 of the half. it will point to that point and stanford, they extend their lead to 15 0nd have now 17 points and for leading member loses the ball is headed the other way. this kyle xy sellers on the other for the down 24 points and 7 rebounds. we'll sell later on. it's the

cardinal of i-15 and some rain that will most his way to rules on layup. nts. 12 rebounds, right? not stand for they rope as denver. 85 to 62. they'll take on cal state fullerton on friday. animal raga is the saint mary's gaels hosting that house and tigers second happens. pick this one up for saint mary leading by 7. a knockout shallowness, not down right there >>and the corner. that same area that will go on to win this one. by the end of for the same years ago. thanks to pretty hot start to the season. they played pretty well. takes us to leave the game. they just believe that. so the saint mary's gaels actually were able to pull this one off. 76 to 69. they played chattanooga on thursday. >>tomorrow. >>there is concern for the fire danger because that's what we've got. we've got some gusty winds developing and some of those winds will be quite strong, especially in the ridges. so it'll be even gusty down below as well.

>>in the meantime, let's take a look at the fire da starts ou concern is the sacramento valley and then of course, into the san francisco bay area. and so that's why we have a red flag warning. fire weather danger is not just here in the bay area. it also stretches down to the santa cruz area. monterrey area down to pass a robust las angeles and even an advisory san diego area as well. so the concern, of course, is a very gusty winds and the red flag warning continues in effect, starting tomorrow at 11 o'clock in the morning. all the way through thursday morning. so we got several days. we're really concerned. here are some of the winds we're looking at right now. you'll already notice there's an offshore component to these winds. so you'll see instead of coming from the land, from the ocean to the land where weekend, the beautiful, moist air and the fog, not a not for us. not tomorrow, not for the next few days because we've got the

winds coming off the land coming really from north to south. at first, you'll see some of the stronger winds at this hour, the day cafe and also at half moon bay. and then we start to strengthen that. look at the colors on this map. we start to go into the reds and the oranges and magenta is 33 miles per hour for fairfield as the gusts. also in livermore. 33 watch as we strengthen to 50 mile an hour gusts in some areas, including fairfield napa, also in the magenta area. when you're in the higher elevations, those gusts are even stronger. so the future wind gusts are really going to be quite strong all the way through wednesday night. and finally, thursday, as that, that warning expires. that's winds start to die down. so we've got the offshore component of the win of the wind. and a lot of that has to do with the high pressure, bringing the winds from the north to the south and also area of low pressure is helping to type the pressure tighten the pressure gradient, which really contributes to all of those winds. so let's take a look now. high

temperatures 60's for san francisco and right along the coastline bay shoreline looking fine. lot of areas in the 60's. will we find some 70's? yes, we'll see some low 70's and woodside in mountain view. notice we don't have the really sizzling hot temperatures and that's a good thing when it comes to fire mid 70's from santa clara. 75 livermore. 74 fremont. 73 walnut creek. 75. so you see numbers in low to mid 70's in the very warmest areas yacht bill. 76 ditto for sonoma santa rosa. 75. so it's going to be an absolutely beautiful day. sunshine ahead for the work week and into least part of the weekend saw stepback you'll see 70's for the hottest temperatures inland 70's and 60's right by the bay. and then we'll keep things mainly in the 60's right along the coast. and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back on election day with round the clock coverage starting at 05:00am. >>i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪

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