through the crossing point at the station, then the easiest border crossing at the berlin wall, a stasicealed out of sight was ordered to kill him. he shot him in the back. today 50 years on, that officer now 80 years old was in court trying to conceal his face from the cameras as he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder. dr. alex brown from the university of liverpool is an expert on state socialism in germany. was a research fellow on a project investigating police in their role. where has he been all this time and why has it suddenly come to a head? >> in germany they are not legally allowed to print his name. it is only in the international media we are seeing it printed. he has been living in peace and quiet. he has been retired for several years. now there was a important piece of context from the intro you did which is that the papers he was given were given under duress. this man, he entered the polish embassy in east berlin with a fake bomb. he entered -- nobody knew at the time it was a fake bomb. he forced the east german authorities and polish authorities to let

0verall, overall, it is a very strong jobs report, after a summer pretty much stasis in terms of hiringto school and america went back to work in terms of hiring, and the difference in terms of the employment report, the number of people on the payroll, the government data, we would expect, giving the underlying data, the differences in the numbers, but what was consistent between the two reports was the rebounding trend. we went up from 103,000 in august, 143, way beyond expectations, but the rebounding trend was there in the private sector data, so these reports confirm, when you take on all the labour market data, is that the american jobs market is in really good shape. with this rebounding trend, you are talking about, so what does it mean for the fed when they meet next month? does this mean a half percentage point cut to interest rates is off the table? ~ ., ., ~' interest rates is off the table? ~ ., ., ~ ., , table? when we looked at this, and we looked _ table? when we looked at this, and we looked narrative - table? when we looked at this, and we looked narrative of - table?

that's not quite true, there was a structure in the german democratic republic, it was called the stasi, it's a world-famous brand today, just like its leader, markus wolf, they worked an order of magnitude better than their west german opponents, and often outstripped the british and... why am i saying all this: in our country there are a huge number of people who were somehow connected with the german democratic republic, or served there or worked, well, in many ways this is a personal story for our president vladimir putin, we remember that along the line of the first main directorate of the kgb, he worked under the appropriate cover in the german democratic republic, so nostalgia, we have nostalgia for those times, and the east germans have nostalgia for their soviet... friends, not everyone, but they do, i can say that visiting several times the garrison where i spent my childhood, my father served in the group of soviet troops in germany, and talking with the germans, many remember the russian language, and they really say: come back, we are waiting for you, so, probably, some kin

and 50 years after a polish firefighter was shot in the back attempting to escape east berlin, his stasiler is jailed for murder. welcome to the programme. for eight consecutive days, the israelis have been pounding northern gaza, with road blocks in place to prevent hamas fighters heading south, and food trucks from coming north. there have been few supplies allowed in since the 1st of october. there have been daily attacks on the schools that are currently used as shelters in the jabalaya refugee camp. the hamas—run health ministry says 62 people were killed in the last 2a hours, 22 of them, including five children, in one air strike alone. there are still tens of thousands of families living in the north, now without a lifeline that is provided by the aid agencies. the un human rights office says it is appalled by the recent escalation. our correspondent fergal keane has this report. people are burning. the israeli strikes at the refugee tents on fire. helpless to stop the flames spreading. gas canisters exploding. a figure enveloped by the inferno. too distressing to show here, but a

has changed, and it's not clear what's going on there, the people who served, well, okay, they said stasikind of punitive body, so we won't give them anything. listen, what about the military who served in the people's army, the gdr, what happened to them? they were taken away, almost all of them were taken away, their status, they stopped being officers, they stopped being there by someone, by some, some other positions, they could not receive pensions, they actually turned into second-class citizens, just like most of the territory of east germany, yes, a new generation has grown up, over these 35 years, of course. those who were born in the nineties, they are all adults there, uncles and aunts, they already live differently, suddenly this young generation today says: no, we like what our parents had, we want to see it differently, and what we see now is the cultivation of two extreme parties, as an alternative for germany and sarah vagentnykh, this is exactly that return, that very return of the gdr, already in the face of new generations, there are not only old people, they say, this

it's hosted by theresa stasi. oh, it's going air right here on kron 4 october 15th starting at 6.30. also, we'll go to the east bay now where oakland animal services is once again participating in emptying the shelters. adoption fees will be waived from october first. so sorry started through october. 15th. one thing, though, is that you do have to pay $17 for a dog license fee. if you live in oakland so hot did take the dog for a walk, though qaeda has one last. look at our weather now app. >> that's definitely the day with the dogs had turn back around and say no, thank you. i'd like to just do what i need to do and get back inside. can't blame anybody. little cooler out at the coast. no doubt about it. as we take a look at temperatures that's really the place to be right now because they are still in the 70's and a very big different picture from heading into the inner east bay, the north bay in the south bay today, all up in that triple digit heat. so obviously very dangerous heat out there to make sure you're

then, we all lived well together, the idea of ​​life in the gdr exclusively through the prism of the stasi dictatorship is exactly what angers people who came from the gdr, we had a different life, and this life was wonderful. the gdr is my past and i am grateful for a lot, for my friends, teachers, for my education, all this was good, my past in the gdr gave me confidence in my own. germany to second place in the elections in the eastern state of brandenburg, where the afd gained almost 30%. during the gdr, the concept of the german people, the german nation, was always a positive one within the framework of socialism. we do not want germany to sink to the bottom. this is eastern pride, this self-awareness in the eastern states, which for a long time were treated like street children. now the eastern states say: we have every reason to look at our history with pride, not with contempt. national pride, the awareness associated with it national interests, the last thing the globalist elite holding power in germany needs, especially now, when german resources once again need to be used witho

ron, first theresa stasi, a report. >> blistering report on the san francisco zoo. san francisco animal control and welfare commission railing on the zoo calling the enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. also adding that the enclosure requirements are minimal and frightening, unsafe or animals visitors alike can grill was smashed and killed ands. >> you know the usda find the zoo at the time. justin barker is a former zoo keeper and founder >> of

keith morrison (voiceover): but 2009 ended as it had begun, with the case in stasis-- no breaks, no leads, no arrests. and 2010 was no different. same for 2011-- nothing. it's fair to say sandra's murder investigation was very much cold. so 2012 now, six years after the murder and three years after that dna test, chief perry gave the case to a new detective named bryson ponce, who re-examined the physical evidence, like sandra's car, undisturbed since the day she was murdered. she was sitting down in the driver's seat and, from her waist up, was pulled, slouched over into the passenger seat. you said pulled. did it appear that it had been yanked over that way? it appeared that way, yeah. we believe that there was a struggle outside of the vehicle in the garage. and that's due to some evidence that was on the outside front of the vehicle. keith morrison: with what? what was it? smudge marks, some hair. when you look at how this homicide happened, it wasn't sexually motivated, or it wasn't a robbery. it really was focused on anger. keith morrison (voiceover): and so ponce circled right back

. >> that was theresa stasi reporting for us anytime 3 former mayors of san francisco. they're calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's mayoral campaign, our ag. no, frank jordan and brown all claim that farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. they cite and investigation from the san francisco chronicle saying that farrell's campaign office was not officially linked to proposition d but they still use money from that measure to pay for campaign costs. farrell's campaign says that they check to their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim the lawyers memo doesn't back and up. >> all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look there at mount diablo, which couldn't be drier. >> dry, hot and endlessly. so but we're going to see a break in weather, right? yeah, it does feel analysts doesn't i mean, day after day and this heat and then at night it stays warm. you just can't recover from the temperatures you had during the day and >> the new offer running with the next day again. but now looks l

and that has a lot of people concerned are crawford's theresa stasi reports now from santa rosa with a message for residents. >> the concern right now is that the models are indicating that's potentially going to drier and hotter than initially forecast potentially longer in duration. expect to see the sticking with us through the remainder of the week. but tomorrow, wednesday will be the 2 hottest hot, blistering heat on the horizon has santa rosa officials sounding the alarm? yeah, we start looking at a prolonged several days of back-to-back excessively hot temperature days. >> heat exhaustion, heatstroke. those are 2 main concerns >> paul lowenthal with the santa rosa fire department passing along. some advice as officials brace themselves could be limited outdoor activities that could be making sure that you're staying in a shaded cool environment. >> lu senior closer wearing the proper attire. >> he says some groups are more vulnerable than others. yes, that could be kids that can be elderly and those that are on house. that's why the city santa rosa will be opening a cooling ce

however, we will review this incident to determine the cause, unquote in san francisco, theresa stasi, a kron, 4 news. >> well, the results are in for the annual pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay world record holder. travis got anger from minnesota, took home this year's prize, his pumpkin, which he named rudy ways, a total of 2,471 pounds. that's huge geiger will receive 9,000 or will receive $9 for every pound resulting in 22,000 bucks. and if you want to see these massive gourds for yourself, pumpkins will be lined up along main street and rudy. the winning pumpkin will be displayed this weekend at the half. moon bay arts and pumpkin festival. so to come here at 6 o'clock, we've got about 3 weeks to go until the election get a closer look at the candidates efforts to connect. >> with voters. governor gavin newsom officially signs his oil and gas legislation. he vows will lower your prices at the pump. capitol correspondent eytan wallace to let you know what the governor had to say. plus, a lot of reaction from critics who say they're skeptical. >> in the east bay, a man has been a

following me, of course i am, i'm lying in the same hospital, so i noticed you, well, what kind of stasiswhat are you even talking about, i just want you to know, even if everything is bad, i will never leave you, yes, you have already left me, yes, it's because you always make excuses, you wrap yourself up, by the way, you're not one of those who give up, i know that everything was real with us, you just want to protect me, can i not explain anything, but i tied things to you so that you could at least change your clothes, otherwise i have all your things, and you will be sloppy, doesn't she wash your clothes at all, and who is she, diana, your heroine? i promise you, everything will be fine with us, well, well, just a little bit, be patient, well, just a little bit, be patient, well, do you believe me, well, wait, oh, well, i wanted to forgive you, there, as the commission passed, you also have such conversations, gossip, that it seems as if we are going to be closed soon, how unpleasant it is when you are worried, and they don't tell you anything, yes, hello, paradise, kostya has arriv

you expect it to be a significant uh game changing moment uh, or do you uh think that the current stasis will continue visas the now serial uh crimes that israel has committed against iran, the assassination of hania, the wounding of the iranian ambassador uh... in lebanon, the killing of the irgc uh deputy commander. i mean, iran now has lot of entirely lawful uh reasons for retaliation. are they going to take that offer? first of all, like i said, i respect the intelligence of sied hassan, i also expect respect the intelligence of syd khameni, but because of this, i would say that to do so to... interfere right now would be to suggest that the lebanese resistance is its final legs, which it isn't yet, which it just needs to readjust because of the damages that it has suffered in the last two weeks, but there's still a lot for it to give. now the war against israel is mainly a war of attrition, it is in the benefit of those who resist israel, for the war to carry on longer, because that's how you defeat a superpower that is the most well-armed. power and with the most intelligence perha

ron, first theresa stasi, a report. >> blistering report on the san francisco zoo. the san francisco animal control and welfare commission railing on the zoo calling the enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. also adding that the enclosure requirements are minimal and frightening, unsafe or animals visitors alike can grill was smashed and killed ands. >> you know the usda find the zoo at the time. justin barker is a former zoo keeper and founder >> of san francisco zoo watch on nonprofit involved in animal advocacy. the report really painted a damning >> picture of san francisco zoo barker points to several tragedies at the zoo, including the death. >> of a baby girl. it when a malfunctioning hydraulic door crushed the one year-old in 2014. >> in 2011, a squirrel monkey was stolen from its cage. and in 2007, a siberian tiger escaped an killed, a man. >> and injured 2 others. zoo has been run into the ground because of poor management. and so i really think the only solution is the city finds o new o

and 50 years after a polish firefighter was shot in the back attempting to escape east berlin, his stasi

do you expect it to be a significant uh game changing moment uh, or do you think that the current stasis will continue visa v the now serial uh crimes that israel has committed against iran, the assassination? of hania, the wounding of the iranian ambassador uh in lebanon, the killing of the irgc uh deputy commander. i mean, iran now has lot of entirely lawful uh reasons for retaliation, are they going to take that offer? first of all, like i said, i respect the intelligence of sied hassan, i also expect respect the intelligence of syd khameni, but because of this, i would say that to do so, to interfere right now would be to suggest that the lebanese resistance is its final legs, which it isn't yet, which it just needs to readjust because of the damages that it has suffered in the last two weeks, but there's still a lot for it to give. now the war against israel is mainly a war of attrition. it is in the benefit of those who resist israel for the war to carry on longer. because that's how you defeat a superpower that is the most well-armed power and with the most intelligence perhaps in

we can move on to a period of stasis. we are not changing the presidency until march. the economy, had sort of began to recover. this is the election day. not in a great way. things can stabilize. that began to follow shortly. they have a bunch of bank foreclosures. another crisis in europe. this is pretty false. it was very strange during suffering times. >> fdr and hoover, coordinated. >> the federal dramas of this, hoover was desperate to sign on to some of his policies. especially dealing with loans that were ready to default in europe rated trying to say i will take over. this is at the same time. that was primarily the rejection of what hoover stood for. fdr, didn't think it made sense for him to sign into policies. >> from march, 1833, here's a portion of franklin roosevelt's first inaugural class -- address. >> first of all, let me assert my firm belief, that the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. name, unreasoning, unjustified. which paralyzes the need, to convert into advances. this is all nationalized and marginalized. has met with that understandin

stasy, why are you looking at anatoly with such loving eyes, you put on your lipstick in a fashionableebrows , the hairs are sitting behind your ears, looking tenderly, what kind of friend is that, thank you, thank you for the compliment, yes, but i'm in a civil marriage, yes please, and anastasia, what kind of friend is that, you're not jealous, no, i don't have such an option, you're indifferent, i think that if a person is self-sufficient, he, well, if another you... makes a choice, i apologize, well, i understand, well, psychologists have already worked with you, yes, yes, yes, yes, reprogrammed from head to toe, i would of course i never cheated, especially with my wife's friend, that's just somehow unacceptable, you had it before, yes, two wives who for some reason left you, but why is that, listen, i got married for the first time when i was still very young, i was a little over 20 years old, yeah, that's why everything started so quickly, ended so quickly, but the baby was born? was born, well, that means it wasn't that small, well, that's at my age, yeah, the second, the secon

kron four's theresa stasi owes in dublin with more.ng indoors to beat the heat from the parks to the trails to out fresco dining all were no-go. this wickedly hot wednesday in dublin. instead, it was all about heading inside. when you think about the and this is getting to be and they're of all residents say that they have, frankly had it with this heat wave day like this do like linger in a store a little longer because the air conditioning so nice. yes, most definitely. i mean, plan to go whole foods charge my car. that's how linger in the store. prohibition might be a palm springs a little >>this couple braved a few minutes and the heat for their morning coffee, but then decided it was too much to bear enough is enough. >>we have enough. we can't take it anymore. >>how have you been doing in the past couple of days? it's been so yes, it is. and so just an inside and getting, you know, the ac working in trying to be at emerald park. there was no one kids playing just a grounds keeper. checking things out. east bay, regional parks, tu

special next tuesday, which is hosted by theresa stasi, ill. are right here on kron 4 at 06:30pm. and that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. but stay tune for the news 11 to first. they've got sports night live with kron four's dan rossi that got to be these 15 minutes off before the. that's right. thank goodness well. we got a lot to talk about on sports night live because the forty-niners have even more injuries. i know you're probably tired of hearing about it. >> they made a new signing today as well. tell you about the new player. all the latest on the injuries. jake moody to tell him no fun. yeah. plus, how about some high school football de la salle? across the pond to show europe what high school football is all there's a new football in england will explain on sports england will explain on sports night live. n n franscsco, england will explain on sports night live. e e mosturureauctitic cicity iamameric we have 130 city commissions. we have five city commissions all dedicated to homelessness, but homelessness is gettin

can we remain in this stasis for a long time? ellen: probably not.hat you said at the beginning of the segment. typically when you are in this neither here nor there. it will break up or down. given all of the global risk that you spoke about, given the alexion uncertainty that you brought up -- the election uncertainty that you brought up, it's hard to point to upside risk to the economy here. jonathan: wonderful work this week. don't take our job. thank you so much. let's get an update on stories elsewhere. here is your bloomberg brief. sonali: president biden's latest effort to lower student that another setback in federal court. the ruling from a judge in missouri argues that the plan is an unconstitutional overreach of executive power. a coalition of senate republican-led states locked the rule from taking effect and biden's plan would have canceled debt for about 30 million borrowers. falling premarket after the ev marker cut it's for your production guidance saying that they are going through a production disruption due to a supply shortage th

special hosted by our veryown theresa stasi, right here on kron 4, beginning at 06:30pm. and we'll be highlighting meet local hpani community and be sure to scan the qr code on your screen to get directed to the hispanic heritage section of our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back after the break. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. bay are looking for this man who they say tried to steal a plane. >> authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane yesterday morning when this person tried getting inside. deputies say the mechanic then kicked him away and told him to get out of there. they say he then tried to steal another plane was unsuccessful and ran

were to take out the nuclear facility they will not say it publicly because of a population the call stasis to entrance audis, the jordanians, the egyptians, all of those will be relieved to know that the israelis have finally taken out what is a threat to the entire region which is the potential of the iranians have a nuclear capability. stuart: what is the role of saudi arabia in this we have not heard much at all. >> the cop between a rock and a hard place, a population that will be so pathetic to the palestinians but this audis in the current leadership wants to have a much more stable region, they still understand iranians are the primary source of instability of terrorism threat the middle east and they have been a good partner especially on energy and the biden administration cave-in and undid the good working relationship that the trip a administration had with this audis. we really need to get back to that work with the golf partners that want us to squeeze iranians bankrupt iranian regime and enable the israelis to defend themselves, one last point you have to make a difference be

we're going to go on to a new future, but we also entered into a period of stasis here. we had an election in november and not a change in the presidency until march. so there's this long fallow period, the economy had sort of begun to recover leading up to the election day, not in a great way, but things kind of stabilized. but that all began to fall off a cliff shortly after the election. there was a run on banks, a bunch of bank foreclosures. there was another crisis in europe. so everything was just sort of going into freefall. so it was, it was, it was very strange in unsettling times. >> were fdr and hoover coordinating during this transition period? >> no, that's one of my favorite little dramas of this. hoover was desperately trying to get fdr to sign on to some of his policies, especially dealing with loans that were running into default in europe and fdr's position was you just sort of nod and say, i'll take over march 3rd. march 3rd, the world doesn't want to see and the nation doesn't want to see two presidents at the same time. this is your thing. but that w

but we also entered into a period of stasis here. we had an election in november and not a change in the presidency until march. so there's this long fallow period. the economy had sort of begun to recover leading up to the election day. not in a great way, but things kind of stabilized and that all began to fall off a cliff. shortly after the election, there was a run on banks, a bunch of bank foreclosures. there was another crisis in europe. so everything just sort of going into freefall. so it was very strange and unsettling times. were fdr and hoover coordinating during this transition period? no. and that's one of my favorite little dramas of this is hoover was desperately trying to get fdr to sign on to some of his policies, especially dealing with loans or running into default in europe. and fdr is position was he's just sort of, you know, nod and say, i'll take over march 1st, march 3rd. the world doesn't want to see the nation doesn't want to see two presidents at the same time. this is this is your thing. but that was prima

theresa stasi, back to just teresa. thank you. >> a judge has sentenced an australian tourist who killed the bay area couple while he was driving on the wrong side of the road. luke gardini was driving a car eastbound on highway 84 in the westbound lanes near la honda and says september of 2023. his car crashed head-on into another car, killing la junta residents, linda and jack davis. they were both 8 years old. trial was called off after the australian accepted a plea deal for vehicular manslaughter. on friday, a san mateo county superior court judge sentenced rd need to serve 60 days in county jail. and you must also know speak in front of 3 high schools about bad driving. he is set to begin his service on november first. that's this friday in australia, the u drive on the left hand side of the road, a drug lab discovered in a unique home in union city. police say they found this drug lab near hersh about t1is school in a house out 100 drive on friday pictures they sent show some dark liquids and substances that were

dot com and also be sure to tune into our hispanic heritage special hosted by our very own theresa stasi o el aire right here on kron 4 on tuesday, october 15, starting at 6.30. >> well, next, in sports, the warriors continue their preseason action as they host the detroit pistons sports director jason dumas is here with the highlights. coming up. >> warriors are perfect. so far in the young preseason. i mean, preseason is only like 5 games anyway. >> this evening, they look to make it 4 with the detroit pistons in town and we know fleet week here in san francisco, look at the blue angels flying over kate center. >> 1st quarter warriors up one buddy hield. the warriors want to a lot of threes this year. steve kerr told us but he had 12. now, look, it. >> tobias harris blocked by my guy trayce jackson-davis and is another block. it leads run out against hand down man down. he had 12 points in the games go up by 19 at half. let's go to the 3rd quarter golden state up 19. my guy, moses most underrated player on the roster. there's another 3.14, for moses made the most people going. got to t

i'm theresa stasi alive in the bay is next. >> all right. coming up today on live in the bay, we've got a great show daily cities, inaugural, top of the hill possible serial tell you what it's about and symphony. san jose is kicking off their season. we are going preview of what's to come. all of that in to live in the bay. we've got a great show for you today. yes, we do. coming up, daly city's top of the hill festival is highlighting the local businesses community feature food trucks, a beer

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in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to stephanie to say thank you so much for your coverage. >> well, today, the santa clara county democratic party is calling for the resignation of san jose city council member omar torres. he's accused of misconduct with a minor kron four's. will tran is in san jose with the latest. >> today, omar torres is still a city council member, but his support is quickly going away and perhaps his last supporter of the democratic party, which calls for a full investigation before last night. now they're saying he needs to resign. so what's going to happen is he's still on the city council because the city charter does not allow them to kick him off the council. he actually met last night and they did not grant him 30 day. leave of absence. now, the scandal broke earlier this month. the child crime investigation. he has not been seen since at any city council meeting last night. they decided that they could no longer support him. and i'm talking about the democratic party. take a look at your screen. they say actually his own words tell them not to support h

the fallout from that, which i am sure you have chronicled extensively and we had three years of stasis brexit unless you come up point in brexit unless you come up properly and fully from the european union and the empire of european law. that is what the fight was about, the struggle was all about and that was why in 20191 became prime minister. but the manifesto in which i succeeded then and got record majority, and huge numbers were notjust about getting brexit done. it wasn't a record majority. _ getting brexit done. it wasn't a record majority. it - getting brexit done. it wasn't a record majority. it was i getting brexit done. it wasn't a record majority. it was a i a record majority. it was a decent sized majority. it was a record majority since 1979 or something. b. record majority since 1979 or something-— record majority since 1979 or somethina. �* ., ., , something. a long time. it was 40 million _ something. a long time. it was 40 million votes _ something. a long time. it was 40 million votes which - something. a long time. it was 40 million votes which is i something. a l

theresa stasi of active, stephanie, very thorough. thank you so much, theresa, for your coverage. >> in santa clara election, officials are reaching out to the next generation of voters. they've been going to schools encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register for future elections. a spokesperson for the county registrar's office says they visited a tea high schools in the south bay this year teaching students why voting matters. >> but if you voted on, you know, if i if you could have a cell phone or not, and you didn't vote, but we did. our vote would matter years, wouldn't you know? so we put that out there into the kids minds and they're like that that make >> the registrar's office says that they've had over 10,000 future voters pre-register. in local elections. oakland residents will get to decide on a ballot measure to recall mayor sheng thao. and today on kron 4 news at noon, i spoke with mayor thao about this particular measure and here's what she had to say. >> this a special election will cost upwards of 10 million dollars

. >> crews are coming in from all over the state in the from theresa stasi. back to just a theresa, thank you. >> incredibly tragic. >> the latest heat wave was a deadly one. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at to what we learned about the unhoused people waited deaths. plus a san francisco cafe hit by hate with the owner of a jewish restaurant. it's doing tonight. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >> happening tonight, the owners of manning's restaurant in san francisco's mission district are hosting a forum with to bart board district 9 candidates in the aftermath of some anti-semitic graffiti that was spray painted on the building. so police s

far as what causes fire that very much still under investigation reporting in oakland, i'm theresa stasi. back to just >> thank you. stay with kron. 4 on air and online as our coverage of the keller fire continues. you can find the latest updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. talk about forecast now as we take this live look outside from our camera on top of mount tam looking out there towards the city and the east bay. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on the weather. certainly changed a lot since friday. it has. thankfully now i would still love to see a little more marine layer. i love to see a little more humidity cut recovery. but this is a far cry from where we were. >> on friday when we're talking about, you know, these relative humidity levels in the teens and also in the single digits in some spots. that's how dry we were. >> obviously, the lower numbers still in the inner east bay. they are 23% in livermore. so we've got some. we still got some work to do on that. i would love to see a little marine layer role in this afternoon. i don't think it's going to b

special tonight, host theresa stasi ill. it's going to arrive here. kron 4 starting at 06:30pm. coming up in the next hour. >> walgreens is closing down certain locations across the u.s. what influenced that >> well, a chp canine makes it is surprising discovery during a traffic stop help. an officer sees over 100,000 pills laced with fentanyl. they arrested 2 suspects 7 right along i-5 1%. police arrested 2 men from washington now facing multiple felony charges, including possession of fentanyl, all on transporting fentanyl across multiple counties. want to make sure you stay up to date with all the latest news. the stream kron 4 for free on our new kron on app. so little for download apple tv roku, samsung. you can also stream kron news on the go. mobile app. kron 4 dot com. you can watch us there, too. so we'll have the cover morning news. mayor sheng thao more support from community and business leaders. >> call for a new vote recall initiative. and warnings of possible fire weather due >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters had to evacuate an apartment comple

theresa stasi, back to just theresa, thank you. >> the founder of the bay area run club is recovering from a $30,000 loss. kron four's philippe djegal reports he was robbed at gunpoint at a park in oakland. >> i want to shot. i don't want so i anything. >> i do have an event. jacobs lubinski asked his younger brother to help him with a video shoot last thursday to promote an upcoming 5 k run for the social group he founded earlier this year called bay area run we close to midnight at joaquin miller park in oakland. it out of nowhere. >> 2 guys walk up for me from behind. and then one pulled out a gun basically like points will been ski says the 2 suspects wearing ski masks then stole all of this stuff. >> camera and lighting here a drone batteries and external hard drives totaling at least $30,000 in losses say took all that stuff. >> walked away. i'm not going to chase a guy with a gun yeah. i have to make sure my little brother was okay. first both were unharmed. slabinski says police phone lines were tied up for hours that night. >> and his non emergency calls were not answered. he

special hosted by very own theresa stasi, ill. it's going to air right here across 4 on october. 15th at 06:30pm. coming up in the next hour, san francisco doctors say >> too much screen time for kiddos can we talked long list of health problems in the warnings for parents coming >> well, the supreme court is refusing to hear appeals from uber and lyft. the rideshare companies are asking to block lawsuits seek back pay for 10's of 1000 drivers. the lawsuits claim uber and lyft of depriving drivers minimum wage overtime reimbursement by labeling them as independent contractors rather than employees. decision by the supreme court means a bay area based companies are going likely have to pay those wages back unless a settlement is reached with lawmakers. make sure you stay up to date with us. local news weather sports again. stream kron. 4 for free on the new kron-on app. it's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung. you can also stream kron for news on the go with our mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot

judge's ruling is going to have a major impact on those arrested in san francisco kron four's theresa stasiial issue. from the onset of this case, our office in the city attorney's office have repeatedly made it clear that we cannot safely administer this valuable program. >> without the warrantless search condition. >> on the steps of san francisco's hall of justice thursday morning. san francisco's sheriff join with other law enforcement officials speaking out about the federal court's recent decision about the pre trial electronic monitoring program. >> i'm extremely disappointed by this recent ruling of the federal district court that really feels to see the value of pretrial electronic monitoring. here is what is at the center of this controversy before the federal appeals court's decision judge could play someone arrested on an electronic monitor. the sheriff's office manages the program with a person is out of jail and awaiting trial. law enforcement officials say some of those wearing these bracelets are alleged to have committed serious felonies, removing conditions that keep every