the role of amtrak's board is to set policy, and oversea amtrak's management. we represent interest of the amtrak's holders. we soon will have a full compliment of board members to bring greater geographic diversity, and additional perspectives and expertise. the group have improved amtrak's reporting and transparency. new project controls estimating functions and at the board's direction, we've enhanced our collaboration with amtrak's office of inspector general. we now hold board sessions each year with the general public, labor unions representing our employees, the disability community, and other stakeholders, and we will begin next month holding meters with our state partners. infrastructure investment and jobs act, or ija funding, for which we are grateful, will allow amtrak to grow ridership, enhance safety, and build partnerships and increase our value throughout the nation. the iija has made accountability, and the board's oversite even more important. i believe amtrak and its board are well approved to receive the additional responsibilities the iija

the role of amtrak's board is to set corporate policy and oversee amtrak's management. we represent interest of the amtrak stakeholders who include the federal taxpayers, customers, employees, and state partners. i hope we soon will have a full complement of board members to bring greater geographic diversity and additional perspectives and expertise. the board has played an active role in the -- materially improved amtrak's financial reporting and transparency. amtrak has adopted expanded internal auditing and compliance programs in enterprise risk management system. new project controls estimating functions and at the board's direction, we have enhance her collaboration with the office of inspector general. we now hold four sessions each year with the general public. labor unions representing our employees, the disability community and other stakeholders. we will begin next month holding meetings with our state partners. infrastructure investment and jobs act funding for which we are very grateful, will allow amtrak to make major capital investments, grow ridership, e

estamos aquí en antio luchando para que no quiten el amtrak porque el amtrak es un servicio que todos que habló con el grupo sobre los planes para mantener abierta la estación. asegura que todo esto se debatirá más en la reunión del consejo. el próximo viernes y este sábado fue la inauguración de slice house, el nuevo y esperado restaurante de castro valley en el marketplace food hall. sin embargo, el mes pasado, slice house fue nombrado en una demanda presentada por el grupo de inversiones de castro valley contra todos los negocios y propietarios del marketplace. según los propietarios, el tribunal ordenó que se quitaran todas las mesas y sillas existentes en la zona al aire libre mientras el caso esté pendiente. pero eso no le agradó a varias personas de la comunidad. is all about making sure that this place is for the community. a medida que el caso avanza en corte, los funcionarios de castro valley marketplace iniciaron una petición en línea que ellos llaman salvar el paseo. hasta ahora tiene más de 3300 firmas, y esta es un aviso para los residentes de treasure island y yerba bue

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but first, commuters battling to keep their amtrak station open. the ongoing debate that has city leaders searching for a solution. don't drop our stop. that's what some contra costa county residents are saying tonight. they want to keep the antioch amtrak station open. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney, and i'm gia vang. the agency in charge says it plans to open a new station a few miles away in oakley. but neighbors argue it is too far. nbc bay area's alyssa goard explains why this isn't all a done deal yet. dozens of people gathered at the antioch pittsburgh amtrak station saturday to protest its planned closure. the train is a big deal for me and my family. we like to take the train just to go up to sacramento sometimes or to fresno. organizers have decked out this train stop with balloons and decorations. they say the train is vital for them to get to work to doctor's appointments, even to see their family members. the train has been very, very strategically important, especially since i've had an injury and i can't sit too long in a

(♪♪) amtrak station stays.g the planned closure of the antioch pittsburgh amtrak station. the stop is governed by the san joaquin joint powers authority, which has plans for a new station in oakley, six miles away. antioch's mayor says he's been negotiating plans to keep the stop open. those plans will be discussed at the board's next meeting on friday. this weekend, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are celebrating hispanic heritage. it's observed every year between september 15th and october 15th. today, our cinthia pimentel will host fiestas patrias in redwood city. it will celebrate mexican independence day, which is tomorrow. there will be food, arts and crafts vendors and a traditional flag ceremony. it's at courthouse square in redwood city, starting at 3 p.m. so how will the forecast be? much cooler and windy for today? cloudy too, so bundle up. i would suggest bringing a sweater. we have two rain chances, one for tomorrow and one for midweek. and then we trend warmer into the second half. all right cynthia

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well, the fight to keep the amtrak station in antioch open has taken another twist. antioch's mayor now says that there is a path towards keeping the station open. he says his office is developing a plan to keep it open, and will present it to officials on september 20th. you might remember in march of last year, the government body that runs the san joaquin railway corridor from oakland to bakersfield voted to close the pittsburg, antioch amtrak station. the plan was to build a new station six miles away in oakley. community members fought that closure because antioch has a bigger percentage of riders than pittsburg and oakley station has been in use since 1984. still to come, you need to make how much to afford a starter home in san jose. well, the new numbers are out and our scott budman will join us to break down how hard it is to make it in the bay. also people are already seeing it. they're very proud of the work that we're already doing the way $25 a month can help beautify the south bay. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would y

. >> the amtrak station in antioch that was once at risk of closing might now stay open.ioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe saying today the san joaquin joint powers authority is, quot, on a path to keep the antioch amtrak station open. last year, the joint powers authority, or jpa, voted to close the station, citing safety issues. but dozens of neighbors protested that decision, arguing it would cut them off from the rest of the bay area. the mayor says his office is developing a plan for the station, and will present it to the jpa next week. >> san francisco firefighters responded to a brush fire right near candlestick point around 5:00 tonight. responding engines able to contain this one. it just reached about two acres. no structures were ever damaged or. and nobody was hurt. >> and now to meteorologist roberto gonzalez for a final look at the forecast. and roberto, i know there's a lot of wind. right. there's a lot of wind. >> so while our critical fire danger is decreasing due to the temperatures going down, we still have that threat of fire danger due to the increasi

well, the planned closure of an amtrak station in contra costa county is sparking protest. amtrak says it plans to close the antioch station and open a new one in oakley, but neighbors argue that is way too far. so. nbc bay area's alyssa goard was at today's rally, where demonstrators think they may have a chance at turning the tide. dozens of people gathered at the antioch pittsburgh amtrak station to protest its planned closure. the train has been very, very strategically important, especially since i've had an injury and i can't sit too long in a car. so on the train you can get up, walk around, go get something to eat. reporter. the stop is governed by the san joaquin joint powers authority, which says passengers faced issues there, including unhoused people staying at the station, with plans for a new oakley station six miles away. the joint powers authority said keeping both stations was not feasible from a schedule or railroad optimization standpoint, but neighbors have continued to protest. antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe joined for the walking tour. there, he

the fight to keep the amtrak station in antioch has taken another twist.ayor of antioch says his office is developing a plan to keep it open, and will present that plan on september 20th to city officials. in march of last year, the government body that runs the san joaquin railway corridor from oakland to bakersfield voted to close the pittsburg antioch amtrak station. the plan was to build a new station six miles away in oakley. community members, though, fought the closure because antioch has a bigger percentage of riders than pittsburg and oakley. moving the bay area forward by beautifying a portion of east san jose. city council unanimously voted to approve the tully road eastridge business improvement district. it aims to spruce up the area along tully road between east capitol expressway and 101. more than 500 businesses have teamed up to secure a $50,000 city grant. the city can now manage the fund for each business. the city will hold a public meeting to hash out that fee collection process for those businesses. our local housing market is once ag

so they're fighting to keep amtrak on the 23rd anniversary. now of 9.11, the oakland fire department along with city leaders are going to be holding. >> a special commemorative ceremony today fire chief damon covington and mayor sheng thao are going to speak at a ceremony honoring the memories of those who died in the line of duty. this year's gathering will be at brooklyn basin in oakland at 8.30, this morning. in the south bay, hundreds of volunteers are gathering. they're going to pack 200,000 meals for this 9.11. all of those meals will be donated to second harvest of silicon valley to be distributed. this will create a big event. then at the credit union event center at san jose university. later this morning from 9 to 11, they'll be doing that. >> spying. >> well, the call continues to grow now for a cease-fire in gaza, advocates from the american jewish group called if not now rally outside the jewish community relations council in san francisco to continue to put pressure on those that can ultimately caused create a cease-fire. >> they

but first, the investigation continues tonight into a stabbing on an amtrak train in the north bay. it sent one man the north bay. it sent one man to the ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ train passengers in the hospital after police say they were stabbed amtrak train. >> it happened last night while that train was heading to fairfield. police say they arrested someone after finding a man who had been stabbed twice in the chest. investigators say the victim and the suspect did not know each other. they are still investigating a motive for this attack. meantime, police in san mateo are warning people about scammers targeting homeowners.

driving or taking amtrak or the metro. but as our panelists will explain safety issues and regulation oversight by the federal government have gone hand in hand throughout the history of each transportation industry. transport, nation safety has come under more acute stress in the past year. the problems boeing's airplanes causing greater alarm. one has to fly. the derailment of a train carrying hazardous materials ohio in 2023. the 2023 recall of tesla's autopilot capable vehicles as well as its more recent recall of their entire fleet of cybertruck's on the road. and of course the shocking tragedy of the collapse of the baltimore bridge after it was struck by a containership, killing six members of a maintenance crew. but all these more recent and the federal government's response are part of our are part of a longer history which our panelists will explore us today. you have the biographies of our panelists on the hand out in front of you. so i'll be brief. in my introductions. jeff davis is a senior fellow with the cen

>> i feel sorry for the woman next to me on amtrak yesterday.time talking to -- >> you weren't in the quiet car? >> four separate chairs, three from battleground states, fascinating the things that they agreed on. nobody thinks the stakes are being overstated here. nobody thinks this is hyperbolic. they understand from on the ground how important this is. from the door knocking, people they are talking to who are out there doing that grass-roots work, they are all being told that person after person after person is saying, i know donald trump. i really want to know more about kamala harris. which means opportunity but also risk for her. every moment is going to count. she has to figure out how to use her time there. the other thing is, they are struggling with how to find the truth. they are saying, i don't trust the ads. i only got here last night. it was unbelievable how many ads are on local tv. >> nonstop. >> can i trust what they say? the stakes when we say they are high, the people behind those door knocks are saying, they are incredibly h

plus, neighbors in an east bay city rally to save a crucial amtrak station. closure could impact thousands of commuters. and a taekwondo instructor convicted of abusing his students is still able able to legally work with children. what the mother of 2 victims told us as her family works to move past this. those stories coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >> when he got arrested. even to this day, it's really hard to go. >> now on the kron 4 weekend morning news for the first time we're hearing from a mother after an instructor was convicted for abusing her 2 young daughters. her message to other p

those agencies voted to close the station and replace it with another amtrak station.here in the region. the mayor has asked to keep the station open, but a permanent solution has not been reached yet. the latest covid vaccine is now available, but the federal government is no longer covering those shots, leaving the bill to insurance companies. that means if you don't have insurance, you'll have to pay out of pocket. santa clara county has a program that can help. the county wants to make sure cost is not a barrier for people to get vaccinated. >> whether you're uninsured or facing high out-of-pocket costs with insurance, our health care access program hap may help you get the care you need. >> you can find more information at health dot scc gov.org. when you click on the help paying your bill tab, you'll see that option there. the program offers free or discounted medical services and supplies to those who qualify. next, at 630, you may want to rethink your plans. if you're going to the symphony this weekend. chorus workers are now on strike and it could impact your

. >> it's crucial amtrak station house closes.of commuters will be thousands of commuters will be right back. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. you to know today. a cocker police looking for 5, these they say stole from a jewelry store at a sonny bill ball. >> smash-and-grab happened all sunday by masked men stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from kay jewelers. governor newsom sign a total plastic grocery bags starting in 2026. will be no plastic bags provided whether they can be recycled or not. customers have to use paper are bringing their own bags. sunday. london breed announced in a clip 4 million dollars for the san francisco unified school district has a fe school closures. the money's going to be used for emergency needs and step expertise. sanders is a unified school district is the 7 largest one state with 121 school

the community is protesting the planned closure, pittsburg, antioch, amtrak station, community membersnd leaders are frustrated after not being notified of the decision to close and relocate to oak raleigh and the board meeting is set for today at 11:00am. the cartoonist. and cruz is test driving again in the bay area. the robo taxi company announcing on exit. they're sending drivers to map the sunnyvale in mountain view area with the intention of moving supervise testing later this fall. >> well, all electric ferries are coming to the bay area. thanks to 16 million dollars in federal funding. so this is a model of what they'll look like when they're finally here. 11 million of that funding will be used to build 2 new electric vessels. the other 5 million dollars will go towards the purchase of a low emission ferries that can carry 500 passengers. the goal is to reduce emissions while relieving congestion on bay area roads. all right. let's get to the weather center right now. we've got dave spahr here this morning with a look at our friday forecast and we'll see what these temperature

neighbors in an east bay city rallying to save a crucial amtrak station. how its closure couldwe are back 7.25. on the clock. police have arrested a man accused of killing his ex-wife nearly 40 years ago in daly city. >> was on march 12 back in 1985. that ana martinez was found shot to death in a car in a garage that she shared with her ex-husband, rafael martinez. now he reportedly called a friend. confessed to the shooting and then left the city the same day, the da's office says that he first went to la spent about 4 days there and then fled to mexico and ultimately settled in else out the door. and that is where the now 78 year-old was recently found and arrested. he's currently being held without bail. well, a boy reported missing in oakland has been reunited with his family now more than 7 decades after he was abducted. the fbi and justice department helped with that reunification. luis armando, i'll be no was kidnapped from a public park back in 1951. he was just 6 years old at the time. police say a woman lured him away from his family by promising

. >> the mayor of antioch says the amtrak station might remain open after it was reportedly in danger of shutting down the city will present a plan next week to officials who oversee the rail service in the area for further discussions in early october, advocacy groups say the closure would negatively affect access to travel for people of color. low-income residents and people with disabilities in the area. well, it seems like food stores are almost always opening and closing in the bay area. for more on that trend, let's go and check in with noelle to see what's coming up later tonight on kron. 4 news. i know. well high vicki high grantee out san francisco grocery store in operation for 35 years. >> unfortunately shutting down by the end of the week. hear from the owner about the decision to close up shop. plus, panera bread beat down. details on what led up to a fight between a customer and employees at the popular lunch spot. and another san francisco mayoral debate is taking place tonight. we will have a full wrap up on kron. 4 news at 10 11. we hope to see their back to you. >> i

public transportation also a hot topic in antioch today where the mayor proposed a town to keep the amtrak station open. the plan to move the station to oakley sparked protest from residents who say they rely on it as an social media essential service. riders have said they've felt unsafe because of homeless encampments and trial. the credit board said its decision hasn't changed but listened to the mayor's pitch, his man of increasing daily security at the station and cracking down on loitering and pushed back at claims the city hasn't done anything to improve the station. >> please stop suggesting that we haven't been working on our train station and that there's just homelessness. it has not. it has not. >> the mayor said he would submit his plan to the city council and the board seemed open to working with the city on the potential solution to keep the station open in addition to having a new oakley station. >>> a big heads up on a major closure in the tri valley this weekend, a stretch of southbound 680 will be closed for paving work starting at al costa boulevard in san ramon down to

mind you happened last night on an amtrak train heading to fairfield police there say they got a call from the conductor about a guy who had stabbed the passenger and then was being held by another person. once the train stopped at the fairfield station, police got everyone off and that arrested the suspect. officers say the victim. he's still in the hospital in critical condition. police say neither person knew the suspect. the motive for this attack is being investigated. sandra fell. police say you're looking at $10,000 worth of stolen material is taken from the oakland construction site back in march. the original owner recently found his stolen toys on facebook marketplace in santa rosa. the owner arranged to buy the things back friday at a local shopping center with the help of sandra fell. police police arrested 2 people who showed up to sell the materials and they have subsequently been booked into jail. >> state senator murray of a raw dough gill is named in disturbing lawsuit. her former staffers accusing her of harassment and discrimination. our capitol correspondent eytan

lamar hernández thorp, está desarrollando un plan con el que pretende mantener abierta la estación de amtrak y alegan que en la otra ciudad hay menos viajeros. el alcalde planea presentar su plan el siguiente 20 de septiembre. hablemos ahora de francine, que pasó de ser tormenta tropical a huracán hace minutos. va con rumbo a texas y luisiana. por el momento va acompañada de vientos de hasta 65 millas por hora. por ello, las autoridades están pidiendo a los residentes a que tomen medidas preventivas. al sur del país se espera que este huracán toque tierra el miércoles. y seguimos hablando sobre las condiciones del tiempo. le echamos un vistazo a la ciudad de san francisco. vemos esa cámara bastante bueno. lleno de gotas de lluvia. marcelo. qué está pasando en estos momentos con las condiciones del tiempo? así es, chicos, amigos, televidentes. como lo habíamos estado pronosticando, vimos la entrada de mucha nubosidad en esa zona de la bahía y esas gotitas de agua de lluvia que vinieron acompañadas con esa nubosidad. pero vamos a ver las temperaturas actualmente en todas nuestras zonas 62 allá

a train passenger is in the hospital after police say they stabbed on amtrak could happened last night the train was heading to fairfield. police say they found a man who had been stabbed twice in the chest on this train. they were able to arrest a suspect. investigators say the victim and the suspect did not know each other. they are looking for a motive for the attack. police in san mateo are warning people about scammers targeting homeowners. some residents in the area say they've been receiving e-mails with pictures of their homes and their personal information. police are recommending that you not interact with any of these e-mails and instead report it to police. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the embarcadero. almost looks black and white. 10 height. a lot cooler today. and, lawrence, i think you are saying it's going to get even cooler. is that right? i can watch those temperatures dropping off across the board. fact, these next 7 to 10 days. i think. >> could actually see these temperatures running below the average around the bay area.

. >> the mayor of antioch expected to present a plan tomorrow aimed at keeping the city's amtrak station open. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will be presenting his plan to the san joaquin joint powers authority. the mayor previously said the rail service is, quote, on a path to keep the station open, potentially avoiding the end of the year closure. the joint powers authority voted to close that station last year, citing safety issues. >> self-driving car company cruise is looking to get back in business in the bay area. it rolled out its robo taxis in san francisco last fall, but the california dmv suspended the company's permit after an incident involving a pedestrian. today cruise, which is owned by gm, said it is deploying several manual mapping vehicles in sunnyvale and mountain view for research and development, but has plans to put five driverless cars back in the bay area later this fall. >> now to a developing story out of san jose, where a pedestrian has died in a crash. ihaened just after 8:00 tonight in the area of stevens creek bva and hanson avenue. that's just abou a block

police in fairfield arrested a man for stabbing a passenger on board an amtrak train. police say they received a call around 1030 last night from the conductor, who said there was a stabbing on board. officers boarded the train as it did arrive at the fairfield vacaville station and found the suspect being held down by another passenger who had taken the knife from him. the suspect, identified as 23 year old brandon torres mendoza of sacramento, was booked for attempted murder. the victim remains at the hospital in critical condition. police say the victim did not know the suspect. the suspect. >> also new. at 11, two men are facing retail charges. retail theft charges in the east bay. 23 year old juan manuel diaz ramirez and 50 year old juan manuel diaz tejeda are charged with multiple felony counts of embezzlement, burglary, grand theft and organized retail theft. the alameda county district attorney's office says the two allegedly stole over $100,000 worth of merchanse from home depot stores in heywood and newark between december of 2022 and march of 2023. >> new at

first, trains may keep rolling at the antioch amtrak station, the group that oversees passenger rail service voted last year to close due to safety issues. antioch's mayor today says the city has met with the group to keep the station open. he says the city is still working out details on this, but will present the group with a plan next week that would keep the station operating. we'll keep tabs on that and our other. building a better bay area breakthrough comes from the south bay, where san jose is expanding its effort to make neighborhoods a little bit cleaner with the help of the unhoused. the downtown streets team has been focused on downtown san jose, and the city is now going to deploy it to at least four more areas. san jose sees the team as a solution to streets filled with trash and homelessness. >> if it wasn't for us, all the debris and needles and all that that i found and drug pipes and all that nasty stuff, it wouldn't be so good for children to even be in that environment. it was really horrible to see, but i'm glad that they have the downtown street team to clean al

first, trains may keep rolling at the antioch amtrak station, the group that oversees passenger railoted last year to close due to safety issues. antioch's mayor today says the city has met with the group to keep the station open. he says the city is still working out details on this, but will present the group with a plan next week that would keep the station operating. we'll keep tabs on that and our other. building a better bay area breakthrough comes from the south bay, where san jose is expanding its effort to make neighborhoods a little bit cleaner with the help of the unhoused. the downtown streets team has been focused on downtown san jose, and the city is now going to deploy it to at least four more areas. san jose sees the team as a solution to streets filled with trash and homelessness. >> if it wasn't for us, all the debris and needles and all that that i found and drug pipes and all that nasty stuff, it wouldn't be so good for children to even be in that environment. it was really horrible to see, but i'm glad that they have the downtown street team to clean all that up.

the mayor of antioch, lamar thorpe, says the amtrak station there in his city might actually remain openorts of the station being in danger of closing caused outcry and protests earlier this year, the city will present a plan next week to officials who oversee the rail service in that area for further discussions. that should happen in early october. groups are saying that the closure would negatively impact access to travel for people of color, low-income residents and people with disabilities who are in that area. in the east bay contrasts college has announced a 2.8 million dollar expansion to offer free child care and education in the head start and early child care program in this program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for free at the college's early learning center. the money will also provide more parent support, including health screenings. the program is not restricted to college students and is open to the surrounding communities. coming up, a baby orca is just a little bit lost. what happened when it landed in dangerous waters near monterey? >> and a man

the mayor of antioch says the amtrak station might actually remain open. this after some reports, the station being in danger of closing because of public outcry and a protest earlier this year, the city will present a plan next week to officials who oversee the rail service in that area for further discussions. that should happen in early october. advocacy groups are saying that the closure would negatively impact access to travel for people of color, low-income residents and people with disabilities in that area. let's talk about our weather forecast now. here's a look from our mount tam cam. we're warming up just a little a little a little bit. we have meteorologist kathy trafton here now with our forecast quite chilly. last night, didn't though it felt kind of like fall. >> it is a little bit warmer. in fact, a lot warmer in some areas compared to yesterday. lots of blue skies and of gray at the coastline. look at the wind. you can tell the wind whipping these trees. the leaves are dancing and boy, oh, boy, how windy is it? remarkable. so we have conce

. >> today, the mayor of antioch is expected to present a plan to keep the city's amtrak station open. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will be presenting his ideas to the san joaquin joint powers authority. the joint powers voted to close the station by the end of the year, citing safety issues. >> all right, pam, it's now 609. we're going back to sal castaneda just to make sure everybody is behaving on the roads this morning. how's it look? >> it looks all right. pardon me? it looks all right. you know, right now there's a little bit of a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza that the triple a traffic camera is showing you, and it's, you know, it's not as long as it normally is, but definitely is a backup. if you're driving on highway 24, it's getting a little bit more crowded. and highway four does have a slowdown from pittsburgh to concord, including all of bay point at 609. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal. tonight kicks off a historic farewell for the a's at the oakland coliseum, the bittersweet sendoff before the team heads to sacramento and then eventually las

. >> fairfield police have arrested a man who they say stabbed a stranger on an amtrak train last nightold victim suffered stab wounds to his chest and was hospitalized in critical condition. police say another passenger was able to take the knife from the suspect and detained him until police got there. the 23 year old suspect is from sacramento and faces charges, including attempted murder. the motive remains unclear. police say the victim and suspect did not know each other. >> a show of support today for an unhoused san francisco woman who is fighting a very serious illness and also fighting the city. the group faith in action bay area, held a rally this morning outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and a number of fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortab

the city antioch is getting ready to present a plan on how to keep the amtrak station there open. we'll see what i >> i-55 and the nfl sets a record for the most viewership. >> in the opening week, the nfl averaged 21 million viewers per game. that's a 12% increase over the past year on tv and digital defending champs. the kansas city chiefs playing against the ravens brought in about 29 million viewers last week and the dallas and cleveland game brought in 24 million. don't ask me why we're not talking about the but niners killed the jet for those numbers. i guess. well, gamers listen up. sony is announcing a release date now for the new playstation 5 pro. >> the council will be available. in-store and online, starting november 7th developers say it features some advanced hardware and software that will give you better graphics and smoother gameplay. it's available for preorder on september. 26th and you can get it for about $700. >> it's 9.56. and coming up in the next hour, the proper morning news 2 major, big crashes in the east bay bringing traffic to a crawl. reyna. harvey h

. >> all of the east bay opposition continues against the closure of that pittsburg, antioch, amtrak station. those protesting expressed frustration at the san joaquin joint powers authority board meeting on friday. they say the city leaders failed to notify them of their choice to close and relocate to oakley. discussions. >> they went on so long and they involve so many players. it is convoluted. and i understand why members of the public and others say they can't find a neat path of communication, particularly to the city council by by any of the entities. >> as leaders are moving forward with that relocation. and the bay area getting hit once again with tech layoffs. cisco says a line of more than 800 workers. the company plans to cut more than 560 jobs at their office. more than 140 people at the milpitas office and 130 at their san francisco office. job cuts take effect november. 15th, ibm also saying they're going to cut more than 50 jobs. their san francisco office, more than 50 jobs at their san jose office take effect on november. 18th. >> for the chp is now asking for witn

why amtrak service might be disrupted today live now at 630. >> the teen, accused of killing four of his classmates and teachers, will be in court today. what his father is now being accused of. >> and a local chef beaten by a random stranger. what she claims the attacker said to her before the incident. >> and if you thought red lobster was, i don't like to say in the dumps, but if you thought that maybe, perhaps you couldn't get your cheddar bay biscuits anymore. think again. the restaurant is coming out of bankruptcy. you know, i'm a red lobster fan. >> i love cheddar bay biscuits. >> i checked mine in my hometown, was not closing, so all is well. okay. but now there's hope for everyone. >> i would take any biscuits at about this hour. you know, time to feed myself. but first, a look at weather, right? yes. let's do it. here's what's going on. we have some cooler air coming our way. dropping down out of the gulf of alaska. that will be moving in over the weekend, bringing us some relief from the heat wave. we've had all week long. right now, we're looking at the forecast headlines

board meeting today where the community is protesting the planned closure of the pittsburg, antioch amtrak notified about this decision to close the station and relocated to oakley. the rally is set for 11:00am and martinez. cruz is test driving once again in the bay area. the robot taxi company announcing on tax that they're sending drivers to map the sunnyvale and mountain view area with the intention of moving to supervise testing later this fall and all electric ferries are coming to the bay area to thanks to 16 million dollars in federal funding. 11 million of that is going to be used to build 2 new electric vessels. the other 5 million will go towards low emission ferry can carry 500 passengers. >> all right. it's 6.45? let's check the weather here with dave spahr. as we look at this friday and the weekend ahead. good morning, dave. good morning, james. good morning, everybody. well, you know, it was nice to get a little bit of fall this week. it's kind going to diminish a bit this weekend and point summers coming back early next week. now what's left over from that low that we talk

maribel amtrak announced a two day route from chicagoe only to florida.it's the only trip where a one way ticket is more expensivewhee than the round trip seat because no one wants to go back to chicago. >> so that's why the one way is more expensive. round trip. thank you, sir. i knew that would take a while. and finally the world's largest cheesecake was served at a cream cheese festival in new yorksecaked at and ate the largi anymore. >> said one masn't then. cheap. but it always works. >> all right. so two day s have come and gone since kamala's first big girl interview without a chaperon. >> and the media int is beginnig to notice what we've known for a while that the more you hear from her morhear, the you underd why the left doesn't want you to hear from her. checoes no tk out her greatest hits from wednesday night. >> welt.l, but we're going toxe have to raise corporate taxes and we'rang toe going have to re we're going to have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay fair share. that's just it. looking holisticallying holi

the meeting today about the future of the amtrak station in antioch. >> look at the accuweather forecasteratures are back to average today. morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. but looking at the weekend forecast. get ready to be outside. sunshine saturday and sunday. fall does begin here sunday morning. but look at those temperatures. way more summer grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. [♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. years after their loved one was murdered at twin peaks, a family finally gets closure and san francisco could be busy tonight with a concert at civic center and oktoberfest in t

powers authority board meeting community is protesting the planned closure of the pittsburg, antioch amtrak station, community members and leaders are frustrated after not being notified of the decision to close and relocate to oakley. raleigh board meetings are set for today at 11:00am times now 19. >> well, vice president kamala harris is joining forces with oprah winfrey last night in a star-studded campaign event in the king of the key swing state of michigan and former president donald trump spoke with members of the jewish community in the nation's capital. wash, of course, pie reshad hudson has that story. with trump and harris running neck in neck in this election. both are trying to sure up key support today and throughout the weekend. both will be out in states they see as a must-win for their campaign. >> this is the moment. >> vice president kamala harris pro took center stage for a campaign event and the critical state of michigan freedom to be safe from gun violence. freedom to have access to the ballot box, freedom to be who you are. the unite for merakey that was made up of

and in other bay area news, the mayor of antioch was amtrak to stay. the station could be in danger of closing. we found that out and when we did the there was a big outcry in a lot of protest. >> earlier in the year, the city plans to present a plan next week to officials oversee the rail service and they want further discussions about keeping the station open and advocacy groups say that closing this would negatively impact access to travel for people of color, low-income residents of people with disabilities. >> well, today marks the 23rd remembrance of the tragic events of 9.11, and all around the bay area. city leaders and community members have been honoring those who tragically lost their lives. on that day. we've been following that throughout the morning. and here's kron four's will tran in los gatos. >> the city of los gatos, very proud of 2 hometown heroes. they had their ceremony right behind me. and this took place at 8 o'clock in the morning. 2 people who will be remembered forever in america, but especially here in los gatos. let me show

thank the north a train passengers in the hospital after police say they were stabbed amtrak train.he train was heading to fairfield. police say the arrest of someone after finding a man who was stabbed twice in the chest. let's gators say the victim and the suspect did not know each other. they're still investigating a motive for the attack. the peninsula. police in san mateo are warning people about scammers targeting homeowners. residents say they've been receiving e-mails pictures of their homes and personal information. if you receive one of these scams, police are recommending you don't interact with the e-mail and instead you reported. forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall made his first public last night's game since he was shot in the chest in san francisco. he helped honor to first responders who are credit with saving his life was will tran is outside bi-state. one year. >> he did not take the field but he invited some special guests to be on the field with them. rickie pearsall his birthday was yesterday was 24 years old, but he was the one giving out gifts. let me show you

. >> well, in the east bay opposition continues against the closure of that pittsburg, antioch, amtrakose protesting expressed frustration at the san joaquin joint powers authority war meeting friday. say the city leaders failed to notify them of that decision to close and relocate to oakley. that decommissioning discussions. >> they went on so long and they involve so many players. it is convoluted. and i understand why members of the public and others say they can't find a neat path of communication, particularly to the city council by by any of the entities. >> as leaders are moving forward with that relocation, bay area getting hit yet again with tech layoffs. cisco says they're laying off more than 800 workers. the company plans to cut more than 560 jobs at their san jose office. more than 140 people at the milpitas and 130 at their san francisco office. the job cuts take effect november. 15th. ibm also says it's cutting more than 50 jobs at their san francisco office. more than 50 at the san jose. one layoffs take effect november 18th. >> a 36 on the clock in the chp is now askin

fairfield police have arrested a man they believe stabbed a stranger on an amtrak train last night. a 21 year old victim suffered stab wounds to his chest and was hospitalized in critical condition. police are commending another passenger who bravely took the knife away from the suspect and detained him until police got there. the 23 year old suspect is from sacramento and faces charges, including attempted murder. the motive is unclear. police say neither the victim nor that brave passenger knew the suspect. on the peninsula today, the san mateo county sheriff's office held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new headquarters in redwood city. this building was once the old mcguire jail, where sheriff christina corpus says she started her career as a young correctional officer. she says the new headquarters is going to be good for the sheriff's office and the public forward facing to the public an opportunity for all of our services to be under one roof and for us to be more accessible to the community. the new headquarters is right across the street from the hall of justice, which ha