rochelle 48 db is home in daly city. making way for a makeover at 70. rochelle couldn't keep up maintaining her backyard. the ivy was completely overgrown. there were some stamps out there and i had had people coming clear several times, but the foliage just you know, just kept coming back. i'm just not in my fifties anymore, or my sixties for that matter, so i just couldn't possibly do it. rochelle's home is one of six in daly city that had been chosen as part of the rebuild a block program. it is made possible by the nonprofit rebuilding together peninsula in partnership with lows to help out homeowners in need, who can't otherwise make the repairs themselves. there's a staircase that needed addressing that limited her ability to go to the backyard. as a result of backyard had become overgrown that it was a safety issue. the fence in the backyard needs to be replaced and renovated. robert skelton with rebuilding together, peninsula says homeowners apply for help and must meet certain criteria to qualify provides labor

it's just way more than i expected in daly city, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news.g up in sports. the niners back out there on the practice field following that by week, including deebo, samuel, let's hear from head coach kyle shanahan what he had to say, as the niners have mirror, and now the team is gearing up for a sunday night showdown with the l, a chargers and for the faithful, the great feeling of being healthier people. samuel had missed the rams game due to a strained hamstring. but the dual threat by receiver good to go against the bolts. jack of all trades. kyle, who's check is healed from finger surgery and is ready for action as well. got running back elijah mitchell, who was back in practice this week, which is a good sign been sidelined due to a sprained cl since week. one jason verite and linebacker a zeal al shahriar are on the mend as well, of course, having a week off midseason, does wonder for any nfl players, body and mind. the bible is great. i mean, seriously, i feel amazing . uh bye week more than anything for me is like a mental reset, just

manus: the fed's mary daly warns about the lag effects of rate hikes. loretta mester says 75 basis points of rate hikes is not needed next month. ftx follow-up, genesis warns of bankruptcy as it struggles to raise cash. u.s. prosecutors began probing sam bankman-fried's empire months before its collapse. keeping the lid on. oil whipsaw's as saudi arabia denies a report that saudi arabia is weighing a production increase at the december meeting. tom, good morning. that oil market was vicious, down 6% and then the big denial. good morning. tom: that was remarkable, the moves on the back of that speculation that an increase was in the offing. very strong denial from saudi arabia. we continue to weigh up commentary from fed officials event. there is no backing down from the higher terminal rate, but just how high come december and the months that follow is in question. slightly more dovish in terms of the size of heights, manus. manus: i like loretta mester's use of language, she says the fed is in a new cadence. what does that mean in terms of the interval

it's just way more than i expected in daly city. cristina rendon ktvu fox two news.f bay area holiday traditions are back this year. we haven't even had thanksgiving yet. this is a little early tonight. the tree in san francisco's union square is due to be lit up, but it's a celebration so we will enjoy it . and the dickens christmas fair in victorian party is set to return to the cow palace this year after a two year hiatus, the event will take place between 10 and six every weekend starting november, 19th. and ending on december 18th. the fare includes and akin to victorian london with costume players performing near music shops, pubs, dance floors and much, much more. this year. the fair has expanded to include a pre show area with an ice skating rink as well as fresh cut christmas trees available for purchase still have halloween candy at home, so i guess i'm just not quite there for the lighting of the christmas tree. it's a beautiful sight in union square. i just usually it's the day after thanksgiving, usually the friday night at five o'clock right after thank

rochelle 48 db is home in daly city.earing out and making way for a makeover at 70. rochelle couldn't keep up maintaining her backyard. the ivy was completely overgrown. there were some stumps out there and i had had people coming clear several times, but the foley it's just, you know, just kept coming back. i'm just not in my fifties anymore, or my sixties for that matter, so i just couldn't possibly do it. rochelle's home is one of six in daly city that had been chosen as part of the rebuild a block program. it is made possible by the nonprofit rebuilding together peninsula in partnership with lows to help out homeowners in need, who can't otherwise make the repairs themselves. there's a staircase that needed addressing that limited her ability to go to the backyard. as a result of backyard had become overgrown that it was a safety issue. the fence in the backyard needs to be replaced and renovated. robert skelton with rebuilding together, peninsula says homeowners apply for help and must meet certain criteria to quali

and add a portion of the green line from a bait fair to daly city.ody has until november 23 to complete this survey. we have a link to that posted on our website abc7news.com. anybody who takes this survey could be entered to win a $100 clipper gift card. kumasi: thank you. this morning, nicole has weakened into a tropical depression as it moves into georgia. it has left a trail of destruction behind in florida. the effects are going to be felt across the country through the weekend. jobina: officials warning of airport delays and cancellations up and down the east coast today as nicole brings rain to a large portion of the region. nicole made landfall in florida as a category one hurricane yesterday morning. it is the same area slammed by hurricane ian makes weeks ago. beaches have been washed away and authorities say 49 beachfront buildings are deemed unsafe. some have already been destroyed and others are at risk of collapsing. >> this was a tranquil place to watch the beach until hurricane nicole snatched the beach away. now, this entire house is

bill daly, thank you for your insights.a matter of hours. >> john: it was supposed to weed out crime in cartels, but police in california says legalizing marijuana has only sparked an explosion in the dangerous black market narcotics trade. why law enforcement says they can bust drug rings day after day but they keep popping back up. >> molly: and president biden changing course again when it comes to student debt. with the handout plan held up in court, another pause on payments. will he keep using these sort of band aid solutions until the supreme court weighs in? we'll get marc thiessen's take next. >> really boils down to a policy choice. do you want people that never went to college like plumbers and mechanics, paying for people that get law degrees like law schools like ucla. >> john: president biden kicking the can down the road when it comes to student loan debt. he is extending the pause on federal loan repayments as his debt forgiveness plan faces legal challenges and is potentially headed to the supreme court. jo

. >>> when we come back, an exclusive with san francisco fed president mary daly.e wanted to electrify all of this... 100% carbon free... is it possible? ♪♪ aes has been leading energy transitions for decades... and is partnering with the worlds leading companies to decarbonize industries... cities, and nations. even the internet. is it possible? can we reliably power the things we love and green the planet at the same time? yes... aes. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla it is busy today markets not moving a lot but we've been through retail sales, industrial production, targeted lows and now some fresh data crossing the tape with rick santelli >> carl, business inventory through month of september expected to be up half 1%, darn close up .4% here's the issue, up .4%, is the smallest month over month build on this inventory number since april of last year since april of '21 when it was minus 110. that gives you the expansion we have experienced in the inventory sector we have the housing market index for november out also and for

which would continue past 9:00 at night and also add a portion of the green line from bay fair to daly city. this comes as bart is working to recover ridership following the pandemic. as a last month, ridership is 40% of recovered expectations. they say whether these proposed changes will happen is going to depend largely on if the public shows enough interest. >> a key part of the getting the funding is having a clear roadmap and knowing what the writers want us to do. this is an important step in the process. we talked to lawmakers. this is something they want to hear. they want to know our riders are on board with this. >> that is why bart is asking everyone to fill out their survey called barge metro 2030 and beyond. it asks people if they would take part more if they were to add a sixth line and if they were a tad more trains after 9:00 at night. everyone has until november 23 to fill out the survey and you can find that on the website, abc7news.com. live in walnut creek, lena how land. kumasi: thank you. president biden will be speaking at cop 27. the president is expected to ann

rochelle 40, a one tb is home in daly city. taken over by volunteers clearing out and making way for a makeover at 70. rochelle couldn't keep up maintaining her backyard. the ivy was completely overgrown. there were some stumps out there and i had had people coming clear several times, but the foliage just you know, just kept coming back. i'm just not in my fifties anymore, or my sixties for that matter, so i just couldn't possibly do it. rochelle's home is one of six in daly city that have been chosen as part of the rebuild a block program. it is made possible by the nonprofit rebuilding together peninsula in partnership with lows to help out homeowners in need, who can't otherwise make the repairs themselves. there's a staircase that needed addressing that limited her ability to go to the backyard. as a result of backyard had become overgrown that it was a safety issue. the fence in the backyard needs to be replaced and renovated robert skelton with rebuilding together , peninsula says homeowners apply for help and must meet

dali from this seven and overgrown shmatah left.ople, five people are the optimal composition, where there are three different tenors a baton. and bases. this is the structure of mushin 's voices and laughing, uh, there are fewer such compositions, but just digging to survive, and five years is such a minimum. what allowing muscle chord, shmat haluse to evacuate and altussi or go, and there is one woman in your team. this is your wife, but she does not sing. she is producing together. you are already 20 years old. how did you meet? but we will get to know each other, we are behind everything in a wonderful way and the wheels, where the temple was like that, i kalebal organism chervonah settlement so hello, as i did. i’m on the verme, e kind lodal not only of the angelic mother ali and the dutch and sheparny authorities there asked the first-graders something for me that she came to feather and just the jackal of the abbot. and i just practiced cycling before the concert and the first one just looked at him with one foot. and it’s no

you don't want to miss the extraordinary story of john daly. it's chronicle next here on our to internet. it would seem we have reached the point of no return after being the target of sabotage, the north stream pipelines will be mounted while the mutually beneficial energy relationship, europe and russia had for decades has come to an end. the geo political implications are enormous in europe. is the biggest loser? oh i, there was a place in ocala, florida, cause baseball, which was a pool hall, but also place to be hung out at a lot. the owner thought it was sort of the type of security and one night there was someone showed up and he really did not like. and he wanted us to make the guy i used to i these range thinking that if i, i'm somebody was going to cost more pain and it did every time he can face, it would scream. and he had me hitting him because it's going to my kidding and one day broke his hand punching so hard. some entrepreneur harder and harder and harder and eventually got loose. one shoe came off and joe took in his wisdom ac

joni how could not pronounce the word the energy president was already met in the cambodian capital dali will head to indonesia where the g20 meeting is going to remind you that not cambodians, egypt or indonesia have not joined the anti-russian sanctions of the west inflation in europe continues to grow at a rapid pace, because their economy is directly tied to america, such an opinion was shared by russian economist yegor klopenko. according to him, the short-sighted policy of the european authorities can lead to irreparable consequences for their countries. the economic situation in europe will worsen, this is due not only to the energy crisis, in general, a completely comprehensive financial crisis, which is now gradually unfolding in the world, but certainly leadership is actually economic, it is general. well, i guess it's possible, in order to somehow reassure domestic consumers, the european union may publicly take some steps that would show, uh, the leadership of the european union independent in front of domestic consumers, because there are a lot of questions to the european u

the story of john daly, welcome john. his story begins back in 1990 on a beach in florida. what happens to think of 7.

the story of john daly. welcome john. his story begins back in 1990 on a beach in florida. 7 neo nazis can, and some of whom were from the town of a child that i lived in, recognize me and proceeded to do their best to do me. and they tried to kill. you have grown in general, there is no such on here. so therefore, i have to refrain, okay, i mean if there are certain things, i say i literally went to prison, one of them shouted out, die, you boy, die. they pulled me to the ocean. and 2 of them sat on me to make sure that i couldn't get up. the perpetrators of this crime are members of a known national organization who would not stop murdering chime in part, acting to save themselves from from prosecution somewhere down. that's going to people when you committed to that. i mean, they don't forget and when you do it, you don't want them to forget, you know, you want them to know what you're doing is wrong. it's against them. it's hatred. hey, i'm right here. don't forget it. whenever they live in peace and luckily you survi

to get the daly city. us players are gassed. iranians are up comes into the box again in iranian player looking for a penalty. he's over. a thrilling finish for team usa after a very tense and critical game today, the u. s men's soccer team is moving on to the round of 16 in the world cup, and the team did it in a close match with iran. today the u. s victory came with a score 1 to 0, and the team now will face the netherlands on saturday. us soccer fans across the nation and right here in the bay area celebrating the team advancing to that knockout stage. like you, said ktvu, christian captain has a closer look at one of the bigger watch parties in san francisco. himself draws against wales and england, the u. s needed to win in its match versus iran. a draw or win by iran would mean that the u. s team would come home fans in san francisco's east cut neighborhood gathered to watch the game together to share in the ups and downs over the 90 plus minutes of soccer while the crowd was pulling for the u. s men's team, they also rec

dalis approved the mk ultra project to gain control over the human mind and the so-called truth serumwhich can then be used during interrogations. the scouts wanted to be able to strengthen or weaken the perception and thinking of a person, deprive him of memory in the period of time they need, leave him without normal vision, hearing or the ability to move , or vice versa, strengthen the ability to resist torture and intimidation. they wanted to be able to interfere with the structure of the human personality, change it by weakening a person, subordinating him to someone else's will, and even making the test subjects dependent on another personality, pumped them with drugs and beat them with electricity. these are just a few methods of this program, the project was so anti-human that the cia deliberately destroyed key program documents in 1973 due to a congressional investigation into the moss framework. ultra, he created more than a hundred child programs that pursued similar goals, for example, experiments were conducted aimed at partial or complete erasure of a person's memory. gi

and dali, we smoothly move on so self- doubt thinks the techniques of katstva on our bibs. this is, uh, a double recoil of nasturshchina. i have some fuss in belarus, only here we have, uh, the gudeviches of the mostovsky district, eight specialists, museums, so this is how they are now embracing this tradition. uh, for organizing an exhibition and conducts master classes. so there the central place in our exposition is occupied by this insanely most common practice of straw weaving. what are presented here? uh, five districts are uyutsky, the district, the litsky district, the novogrudok district, the grodno district, bachim, such handsome salamyans of this lyalka in this and musical instruments, such exclusive droplets in this tradition, such a nail, and such handsome handbags. we can take it to the beach with us. so this is a unique unique novogrudok lieutenant vybivanka. which one is only 8 novogrudok district and troshki, zahaplivaya karelitsky district, and it is no coincidence that we are poor, that the lieutenant, as this expression is with the first scissors. and h

. >> and mary daly said the level of tightening in the real economy is greater than the central bank target rate daly said the fed continues to be careful and deliberate. >> as we work to bring policy to what we call restrictive stance which in simple terms the level to require to bring inflation down and restore price stability, we need to be mindful. adjusting too little leaves inflation too high adjusting too much could lead to an unnecessarily painful downturn there is broad agreement there is some kind of lag. there is not immediate adjustment to the policy changes and that it can at least take several quarters >>> uk and european private companies recorded strong performance in the third quarter despite volatility the group lincoln international says they are faring better than counterparts richard olsen from lincoln international joins us let's talk about the relative resilience of private companies versus public companies. you think in an environment whether it is talk of recession and taxes and austerity and rising interest rates, you name it, there are headwinds that compan

tom: the fed's mary daly warns about the lag effects of rate hikes, while loretta mester says it's 75 basis point is not needed next month. crypto firm genesis warns of banks are busy -- bankruptcy. u.s. bank regulars began probing sam bankman-fried's empire months before the collapse. saudi arabia denies a report saying opec-plus is weighing a production increase at its december meeting. francine: all eyes on oil, and also on the markets, we are a couple of seconds from the open and it's clear that markets are mixed. the ftse 100 gaining .2%, dax futures actually down. we look at fed speakers and covid in china. tom: we do indeed. a fifth of that economy facing covid restrictions. i would argue there is a lack of momentum. given that mix for these markets, very modest losses on the spanish ibex, similar picture in the u.k., up .3%. we monitor the language out of rishi sunak around potential easing of the relationship between brussels and london. a some pushback from the conservative party. jp morgan's kalanovich says you will need to see a cut before risk assets rally significantly.

interesting to hear pushback from the fed officials, mary daly saying a pause isn't on the table. goldman sachs raising their terminal rate to 5.2%. the pound currently at 1.19, watching the back of the autumn statement. the 10-year 3.68 in the u.s., brent $92 a barrel down .2% as the focus switches from geopolitics back to the demand question. the selloff in technology linked to what we saw from tencent and its holdings in mei tuan, investors concerned that tencent is going to further divest, they are under pressure from regulators to do just that. a drop of 1%. the hstech, a drop of 2%. this has been a very volatile index on the back of regulatory changes in china. the yuan down .4% for the chinese currency. a couple of individual stories, the big conglomerate siemens yet to show a price but the top line was a beat. the order backdrop strong, the ceo saying they are doing wellington -- well in selling software. luxury has held up during this crisis broadly. volkswagen up 1%. we had autosales coming back in europe, an increase of 14% in the most recent month whether or not that w

indicated by the president, presented the russian military personnel for their courageous heroism and dali the gold star of the hero of the russian federation, the order of courage, and other state awards. this is the world of the fight against nazism from the other side. today is an important day in america because americans don't know and the postal service has already been won because the number of people who voted by mail is phenomenal. and biden. decided. why change when there is such a good the old method that made him president, then why invent something at the same time? well, you need to understand that the attitude to the bean is so specific and he communicates with his voters in a specific way. i have a feeling that he doesn't really know what 's going on. look at how he communicates with voters in the mayor's office. hey hey man don't jump, you look crazy enough to jump? don't jump, don't jump, joke. it's a joke, and you'll go with our slaughter yourself. joke. they are such jokers. they have already arrived because it is simply incomprehensible that the level of non- liberal i

. >> no, hard but interesting work here interesting speech by mary daly, who says the fed has more work to do, but she points to a san francisco paper that shows the level of tightening in the market is higher than portrayed in the current fed funds rate. daly says that research shows that markets are acting like the funds rate is around 6%, compared to the 3% 75 to 4%, which is the current rate. he goes on to say the fed needs to be mindful of the impacts and the current real rate or rate that's felt by the market, as it moves toward this sufficiently restrictive stance, including the cumulative typingening so far, and the lalgs and other tightening effects she says the fed rate does not capture of federation of other tools, including the balance sheet runoff, which is quite substantial. the fed is entering, she says, a more different period of tight new england. adjusting too much could lead to a downturn he warns the fed not to overlook the lags, and she says those are at least several quarters. early signs, she says, she sees of labor cooling, and the fed needs to go far enough to g

. >> a bar spokesperson says they would look at adding a portion of the red line from richmond to dalyntinue past 9:00 p.m. and also at a portion of the green mine from mayfair to daly city. >> that would be a big thing for folks that work swing shift. that's something we've seen during the pandemic, especially for folks going to downtown san francisco and downtown oakland. >> bart is still working to recover ridership following the pandemic. ridership is at 40% of pre-covid expectations. we asked, where would funding for any potential service expansions come from? bart says they are looking at different options but nothing has been finalized yet. >> a key part of getting that funding is having a clear roadmap and knowing what riders want us to do. this is an important step in that process. when we talk to lawmakers, they want to know that our riders are on board. . with this >> the public has until november 20 32 take the survey. -- november 23 to take the survey. liz: still had, with high inflation, there is a big need d local food banks and they say donations are crucial, especially

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that's what mary daly said. rishaad: we have to. there are ags. -- lags. it takes time before takes into effect. we also have mary daly also. it's about -- is 75 basis points off the table for december? david: pricing is telling us so. there doesn't seem to be anything between now and then that would push us to 75. if we get 75 the fed is doing their job wrong. they haven't gone the markets the 15. let's listen into mary daly. >> as we work to bring policy to what we call a sufficiently restrictive stance, which means the level required to bring inflation down and restore price stability, we will need to be mindful. adjusting to little, will lead inflation to high. adjusting too much could lead to an unnecessarily painful downturn. yvonne: mindfulness. that is one thing you could adopt the china when it comes to covid zero, given the twists and turns and the number of deaths picking up beijing. we had to hit the eco-goals but also at the curb covid. the messaging has been interesting and markets have been volatile after the two week rally we have seen some

mary daly put it best. data is a plural world. we need to see a number of reports.e got bad news from the new york fed. they did a survey of consumer agitations of inflation and expectations went up, that the 3.5 -- three to five year range. went up. the fed's work is not done. if people think inflation will water -- rice, they have more work to. -- rice, they have more work to do. kriti: president bynum and chinese leader xi jinping met to talk about the importance of u.s. china relations. rocking the first in-person conversation between the leaders since the onset of the pandemic. amarena joins us -- annmarie hordern joins us. how much of a game changer is this? >> it was a lobar. -- low bar. the u.s. said they would be no deliverables and they want to set the rules of engagement and what we have learned is that there will be more communications. both xi jinping and president biden test their team to discuss issues like debt relief and health care and things when it comes to food security around the world and on top of that and probably the most important signal o

elliott daly went over with the winning try for sarries.cored a hat—trick of tries for saints but they still fell to defeat. england head coach simon middleton says he thinks he won't "ever get over" losing the women's rugby world cup final to new zealand for the second time in a row. he's been in charge for both. having taken the red roses into yesterday's game in auckland on a 30 game winning streak and number one in the world rankings. and that's why the chief executive of the rfu bill sweeney sez there are benefits that will live beyond the tournament sport can be really cruel. i think the match turns on a moment and we saw that lesson. we at it was incredible and we would love to be going home with the world cup now and be victorious with the world cup against world champions and that would've been absolutely sensational. i think the players deserved it for anything be done within done within done for the women's game. sometimes, it is not to be. we have three years ago for 25 and it will not change or view on investing. we think a str

mentors from the most unexpected professions, whose owners we heard the cherished, yes, and dali gave artists a head start to the honored locksmiths of the dzerzhinsky district, the metropolitan export specialist, a confectioner bartender from moscow who served in the army for 11 years, and even the head of the personnel department of the minsk automobile plant, there are names of four talents who were closed off the road to the training camp, putting them immediately on chairs. this is the semi-final stage. they received the golden star from the mentors, this is the beginning artist olga krasnova and tatyana prokhorenko for the opportunity to sing. the taxi driver will fight live a freestyler from russia dmitry burdyko and a software engineer and at the same time an aspiring actor ivan dyatlovna, of course, all a wine glass. maybe another night will end, the day of people will pass from their improvement. it will happen in life. he said it's all according to the concepts, volechka. my god, cool dress. you are perfection, the charm of her body is cool to him, this recognition for the

joining us now, former fbi investigator bill daly. heartbreaking to hear from the father who not only lost his child but still has no answers and no suspect in custody. how are we here this far out from where this happened? >> first of all, it's a very complex scene. it's not single-family home, a pet and people living there, this had multiple people visiting and multiple tenants, who knows the last time it was cleaned, hairs, fibers, fingerprints, maybe other dna around and if police and forensic experts saw through this, it takes a while. investigative onion is taking a while to reveal itself. and no individual suspect who will jump out by past behavior, comments, threats, to focus in on. it appears it's someone further back around the orbit of one or several of these people who may be responsible. >> sandra: i was hoping to learn something here when they say they are close to releasing the crime scene. does that mean that they are close to turning over that house to its owner, assuming the kids were renting from a landlord there, t

anybody with information being asked to call daly city police. tobacco and vape company. rj reynolds has filed a federal lawsuit against california. this is over that flavored tobacco ban that >> just passed in the mid terms. prop 31 upholds the ban on the sale of flavored tobacco and vaping products in the state. reynolds trying to get an injunction to keep this from taking effect so far legal challenges to similar bans have failed. but this lawsuit could to keep products like menthol cigarettes on store shelves, at least a little bit longer. the latest numbers are the san jose race between city council member matt mahan and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. the latest update showing mahan in the lead with 51.4% chavez. 48.6 still pretty close. mahan is nearly 4800 to more votes than chavez. but there are hundreds of thousands of votes yet to be counted. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 8. more trouble. a twitter why elon musk. >> was forced to backtrack on one of his signature move since find the now beleaguered company. also, it is time to give back the t

tom: i want to shout out mary daly. i think she is the most official -- most interesting fed official, and she came from a really tough background. this is not some person who grew up in the suburbs with a silver spoon in her mouth i think she has got a very unique perspective for fed officials. lisa: becoming hawkish, she really brings unique perspective to this. we will also be getting earnings today, including zoom video communications aftermarket. this is a chart of their stock over the past five years. kind of stocking -- shocking that we got as high as $575 on shares, currently trading substantially less than that. it is shocking to see how much of a round-trip, $81.64. i'm curious to see if they can deliver on that. today, everyone is watching the world cup, and the games we have today is england versus iran at 8:00 a.m. and u.s. versus wales at 2:00 p.m. secretary of state tony blinken joining that game. tom: secretary of state jon ferro looking toward the 8:00 a.m. england-iran. after the 14th article in "the t

daly joins us coming up next. >> they are saying a serrated edge was the weapon, leads us to believe it was a knife. very interesting how four students can be overcome by one person with a knife. not a gun. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> the possibility that there's a fifth blood type/dna there from the suspect's blood is huge, and i think that's what the fbi and isp went in to try to find to actually identify all the blood types. >> sandra: former lapd detective mark fuhrman, they were trying to find dna to find who is responsible for the gruesome murder of four idaho students. fbi is assisting in the case now, gone nearly a week without a suspect. bill, you find it hard to believe at this point they don't have a major lead in this case yet, considering mark's point this morning when

it was an easy win over little known republican senator brian dali. >> we recognize we have a lot more work to do. i was talking about humility, having the opportunity to represent the people of this state, 40 million americans strong, the most diverse state in the world's most diverse democracy. where the issues of diversity are being challenged in states large and small. >> reporter: newsom hardly campaigned in california. instead, he used some of the tens of millions of dollars in his account to pay for ads in states like florida and texas on gun control and abortion rights. in recent months, he has attempted to reshape the national democratic party's message. >> we had wins in other states where governors are banning books, banning speech, banning abortion and here we are in california, moving in a completely different direction. >>> well now to the races with nationwide implications. cbs news is projecting republican ron johnson the winner wisconsin's tight contest. it may still be days before some tight races will be called. >>> skyler henry joins us live with a look at the winne

rachel daly scored a hatrick in aston villa's 31 win over reading.nd a six game losing streak. west ham also scroed late to beat leicester... who remain bottom and without a point. next to a fitting way for the formula one season to finish. max verstappen won again... the world champion extending his record for grand prix victories in a season by cruising home in abu dhabi. with the dutchman so dominant... today's race focused on the battle to finish behind him. here's nick parrott. the end of formula 1's longest season and failed to offer a change to the story as has happened so often, max verstappen got away from it so quickly he was never challenged. lewis hamilton's mercedes has been damage so bad he said he could not wait to drive a last time this year. that tempted fate as a breakdown with three laps ago the first season that he has failed to win a grand prix. disappointment too for sebastian, a fitting to buy to a four—time champion. a season they got things right but stopping him from the second time was a mistake. it left him 23 per second b

others, one of them was a daly city man who says he was just doing his job tonight.e's recounting the terrifying experience. plus, massive layoffs coming tomorrow to twitter. what we're learning about an e-mail that was sent out to all employees tonight and how the job cuts could affect the bay area's tech industry. it's already shrinking due to inflation fears. all that more next at 10. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪ >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 3 terrifying shark attacks in the same area. we talked to the survivor of the latest attack. plus, david, the path back in court tomorrow after attacking paul pelosi. what's expected to happen? but first, the jobs of thousands of twitter employees on the chopping block employees of the

. >> reporter: this republican candidate brian daly acknowledged he is on a mission to get his name out there and he is in it for the fight. >> and giving californians a different option, something they have not seen for a long time. >> reporter: he represents reading, the first district which runs from the oregon border to lake tahoe and into the sacramento suburbs. historically conservative, has not won 75% of the vote in 2016. he has been in the legislature for 10 years and depape his family has been here for almost a century. >> my father came to california during the great depression. you have the opportunity to put his name in a pickle jar and he have been in california for 92 years, farming. my wife is in the legislature and i have three children. chase is my oldest and reagan is my middle son and i have roslyn, my youngest. the boys are 20 and 22. >> he plans to tackle the biggest issues facing the state, like the homeless crisis. >> we have to stop illegal drugs and make sure they can get clean and sober. at the end of the day, if you are clean and sober, you cannot change your

police tracked down the two suspects to a hotel in daly city earlier this month.3-year-old man and 21-year-old woman are facing charges of murder and attempted murder. >>> police have also arrested the suspect accused of carjacking a bus, they say 36-year-old ricky dancy was riding the bus in the mission, friday evening when he assaulted the driver and took off, striking multiple vehicles before running away. he did not put it in park, an officer had to jump in and stop them from running into oncoming traffic while others ran him down on foot. to the east bay, where pittsburgh is getting on board with the idea, the newsgroup saying they are joining a feasibility study in suspending sentences go bay ferry service accident extended further into contra costa county. a further runs east to richmond, but at martinez and antioch are also interested. >>> still to come, how businesses fared during the holiday shopping weekend. despite higher prices. first, your red and gold reports. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold reports. >> the only team with a longer winning st

this is a story of neighbors helping neighbors in the community of daly city, volunteers team up to help senior citizens with repairs . they cleaned up landscaping and fences and ramps and got to know each other. all of it was maintenance that have been put off because homeowners were living on fixed incomes or had health albums. >> having people to step up and see we are here for you and we are here for the neighborhood, we recognize that prices are going up, and seniors need support. and so this is just amazing to see this is happening. just really amazing. >> for the helpers, since launching rebuilding together, approximately 250 homes were made safer for our neighbors in need. >>> so we know it can be tough to snap a good photo, especially of kids, and in this case, a furry kid. coming up, what's behind these shot >>> coming up at 5:00, the holidays are fast approaching. problem is, cold and flu season is here already. experts will show you how we can gather safely to celebrate. we've got a story and more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto at 5:00. >>> recently it was picture day for th

charles: bill daly, thank you very much.re also following the dramatic rescue of a man who fell overboard from a carnival cruise ship and was found and saved hours later by the coast guard. alexandria of has the story. >> reporter: this is a wild tale. two things are typically required, other people need to have seen the fall happen, and a rescue operation needs to kick off immediately. neither of those things were able to happen in this case. no one saw this 28-year-old man fall in, but somehow hay believe he spent up to 21 hours treading water. you can see him in the dark waters waving before being hoisted up to safety. the man was sound responsive but exhibited hype memoryic-like symptom according to are rescue crews. in a statement, a coordinator for the new orleans coast guard shared, quote: it took a total team effort from coast guard watch standers, response crews and our professional maritime partners operating in the gulf with of mexico to locate the missing individual and get him to safety. the man was found about

n cifica. 64 in daly city. north bay numbers, hazy sunshine. 70 in novato. 70 degrees in santa rosa. east bay, 68 in oakland and newark. inland areas, really nice. 70 in fairfield. 69 in concord. we do have some opportunity next week. first the cooldown saturday. sunday is even cooler. monday, temperatures dropping off even more. rain chance for monday is pretty much gone. we do have an opportunity for seeing wet weather by thursday of next week. drive for shoppers and mild in the afternoon. cooler for the weekend. we will definitely see colder nights tuesday and wednesday. milder days during the afternoon time. you will see a good 10 degrees drop between tomorrow's england high temperatures and tuesdays. i think it's going to be back to seven or wetter -- sweater weather next week. stephanie: good to know. bundle up as you said. ama: layers. shed them later in the day. stephanie: have to get them [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free

. >>> well, if you were in daly city earlier, you might have seen this. a lot of smoke coming from an apartment complex in west lake center. you can see pretty big flaming coming out of the window. the two story building caught on fire around 5:00. three people are displaced. thankfully, nobody got hurt in the fire. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> former president trump has made it official. he wants his old job back. he announced tonight at mar-a-lago he is running for president in 2024. tonight, we talked to sonoma state university political science david mccewan about his push for the gop nomination. he says trump still has broad support within the republican party but doubling down on election fraud could turn away independent voters. >> those grievances were turned back by many voters not on the republican side. but on the independent side. and when you lose the purple people, a little blue, a little red, those independents determine who becomes the next

vallejo is up to 67 degrees. 62 in sausalito and daly city. north, closer to napa and sonoma, we were dealing with a major frost advisory yesterday. now, we are starting to average out. upper-60s there in low-60s north and then we warm up just a hair more wednesday. that will be the warmest day of the week and then we averaged out this weekend. warmer temperatures are around the corner for the next workweek. notice how we have a similar trend for those in the in the east bay and the north bay? the north bay is in the 70s. there are some 70s and friday. even this weekend, we have partly cloudy skies returning. for now, we do not have any rain. >>> here is the sierra-at-tahoe resort. fresh powder is already tracking locks of visitors to the lake tahoe area. they are making it a top destination for tours. many are anxious to hit the slopes but on his travel tuesday, as gianna franco reports, a travel guide is telling visitors to stay away from lake tahoe. >> this winter wonderland attracts people near and far. >> it is nice. >> even on a monday,

lovely day in san francisco, 68. 65 in daly city. napa 74 -- 74 in santa rosa. 73 in fairfield. as we check out what's ahead for the weekend, it's dry here in the bay area. monday we have showers coming through. sierra will get some snow that could impact travel. wednesday night, there could be another system coming in. seven day forecast, a bright, mild thanksgiving after the morning fog. dry for shoppers friday. we cool off the second half of the weekend going into next week. a light system brings showers monday, not a whole lot. chilly, frosty mornings ahead. dan: ama: this week marks 53 years since native americans took over and occupied alcatraz island. it started in 1969, when a fire destroyed the american indian center. native american activists set their sights on the rock to reclaim it as tribal land shortly after the prison shuttered its doors. they took over the land for 19 months, in hopes of developing a cultural center and school. the occupation gained national attention. in 1970, the u.s. government passed several laws supporting tribal rule and returned millions

we have some light showers around daly city down to pacifica this morning and a little bit further south on the peninsula. some light showers up in the redwoods there in the santa cruz mountains. otherwise we're really nice and quiet. we do have a few lingering snow showers in the sierra from the kern county mountains to right around yosemite national park and then into the southern cascades. mostly, though, really quiet picture out there this morning. quiet and cool. we're in the 40's redwood city at 40 degrees. oakland at 47. well, nevado and napa at 37 degrees. temps out there definitely warranting that extra layer. but today you don't have to worry about the rain jacket quite as much as he did yesterday rain arrives on which makes for a calmer commute out there for you this morning. >> you see no major delays out there. still about 30 minutes to make it into the city this morning because the meteor lights are on the richmond. sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, what about 8 minutes as you travel out of richmond right now, the of the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading

newsom is widely expected to win reelection by a large margin against republican challenger brian daly. and we are also looking at control of the u.s. congress. natalie brand is on capitol hill with details about a potentially record-setting election. >> reporter: >> a sign that 2022 could set a record for midterm elections turnout. >> we have a lot of problems right now in the country right now. so it's very important to vote. >> a bag of doritos, five dollars, five dollars for a gallon of diesel, four dollars for a gallon of gas. should we keep going? >> inflation in the economy, top of mind for voters, nation-white. and in key states that could determine the balance of power in congress. in one of the most closely-watched races, republican menopause and democrat, john fetterman, battling for the open senate seat in pennsylvania, both cast their ballots today. >> it is polarizing . it is hard to determine where the middle is, and it's crazy the way things are going, the way people are at each other's throats about every little detail, about everything. >> control of the senate is sti

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