another touchdown fresno state scores 33 unanswered. they win 3310. the spartans are off next week before going to oregon state. speaking of cal hosting them. oregon state's own and warriors guard gary payton, the second in the house. their home opener is tomorrow. e-40 was cal's honorary captain on cal's opening drive. got to see this play. fernando mendoza will score pass to javon thomas. gets spun around and then flips it back to mendoza. well, that's an easy touchdown right into your living room. cal score wins 44 to 7. mendoza threw a career high 364, but that touchdown was the highlight. what a play. who wants ice cream? i do. homecoming on the farm stanford hosting wake forest. down 14. nothing early but tied up when tovar to feed ripping it out and then picks up the football and it's a 44 yard scoop and score and we're tied at 14. fourth quarter now down seven. stanford's ashton daniels hits sam roush over the middle. and then look at the strength not being denied into the end zone. we're tied at 24 just under 30s. stanford down three on the e

fresno state wins 33-10. they have a record of 5 and 3 headed into the bye week. >>> and there's ice cube, everyone a fan of his music, but if you're a giants fan, the video you're about to see is disturbing. freeman deep to right center, making it 4-1 la. but los angeles, you've got a problem. bottom 7, ohtani caught stealing, and he calls the trainers in for help. he dislocates his shoulder and didn't return to the game. top 9th, the yankees down 2 with bases loaded, but trevino didn't have the same freeman magic. dodgers take a 2-0 series lead headed back to the bronx on monday. >>> the sharks in las vegas facing former their former teammate and the golden knights. it's 3-0 las vegas. the golden knights win 7-3, and the sharks are winless through the first inane games of the season. >>> coming up on the other side, it's one of the best rivalries in football as the cowboys visit levi stadium sunday. we'll step back in time and show you the top your business needs a network it can count on... even during the

having a great season. 5, 2 coming in much game on the road of fresno state. he had the battle for for the valley and the spartans got off to a good start to waste any time less than a minute into the game. >> walker he get up top to nick nash. they saying they held on just long enough for his nation-leading 12 touchdown reception the season for him it action on the that he and it's 7, nothing 2nd quarter. fresno state. now up 10, 7, mikey keene hits jalen moss. want to catch and what a move to take it. the distance bulldogs. going to pull away for the win. 33 to 10. talking now with the san jose sharks are still looking for their first win of the season. today. head coach ryan were soft celebrating his 37th birthday. could team maybe get them a over the vegas golden knights as a present structure behind in 1, 3, nothing better in the second period to get one back. mikael granlund chance his 3rd straight game with a goal. that's 4th the and it cuts the lead to really less than a minute later, though, vegas answers. well, short handed a costly error there by th

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poeta y profesor emérito de estudios chicanos y latinoamericanos en fresno state. frontera. autor de más de 30 libros, ha recibido la beca macarthur 2000 24, también conocido como la beca genio, un prestigioso premio que reconoce su talento y creatividad excepcionales. muy feliz porque yo nunca escribí solamente para recibir premios. escribí para fomentar un mensaje para el pueblo. con profunda nostalgia recuerda su niñez. así que era una vida muy básica, mucho trabajo pesado para mis padres. mi papá ya tenía, estaba en sus 70 años cuando salía para trabajar bajo ese sol de puras flamas. fue testigo de cómo oficiales de migración llegaban a los campos y se llevaban a las familias y a sus amiguitos y nomás veías ahí el polvo de ese, de ese camión y yo lo vi desaparecer. y ahí aprendí la situación nuestra, como mexicanos. el objetivo de sus poemas es claro yo quiero apoyar la paz, la humanidad y la armonía y la comunidad ha demostrado que con esfuerzo, pasión y el poder de la palabra se puede alcanzar lo imposible. mi nombre es juan felipe herrera y solamente tengo l

fresno state now up 10 mikey keene hits jalen >> a really good catch. and then a nice move to take it the distance. >> the bulldogs pulled away for a 33 10 for the right to hockey now where the san jose sharks are still looking for their first win of the season. today, head coach ryan worse off skis. >> 37th birthday. i quit. i'm older than coaches. kids that helped them get his team a win over the vegas golden knights. it would be easier to short sell behind but in the second period to get one batch mikael granlund 3rd straight game with a goal 4th of the season. cut the lead to 3, the less than a minute later, vegas is going to answer was shorthanded costly error. there. >> but goaltender on a check and william karlsson makes him pay his first goal of the year. >> they get puts up 7 goals and wins it. 73. >> all right. finally tonight, let's get to game 2 of the world series. dodgers leading the yankees won game on after last night's dramatic he had a nice camp concert break out before the game. it's all entertainment. after all. pick it up. bottom of

san jose state in the central valley to take on fresno state. first quarter. walker eager throws it up for nick nash. it looks incomplete, but upon further review it's called a touchdown. he had possession long enough. nash leads the nation with 12 td receptions. after that, though, it was all bulldogs. fresno state wins it 33 to 10. that's driven the other way. deep right center field. judge is back. it is gone. teoscar hernandez breaks up a11 tie with a two run homer in the third inning. the next batter, game one hero freddy freeman, smashes a solo home run. the dodgers, with back to back jacks. la takes game two by the final of 4 to 2. the dodgers lead the yankees two games to none. game three of the world series is monday in new york. that is a look [vampire sniff,sniff] (lady gardening) hi! (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. [vampire hiss] (vo) start your move at opendoor.com. that triggered evacuations is now fully contained. it started just after 730 tonight near glenwood drive, again off of 17 u

shout out, jake out of monte vista high school, then fresno state, the son of a former bay area newsanchor got his first taste of an nfl regular season game tonight when the saints quarterback came in for the injured and completed two passes, 17 yards, but he will remember his night in kansas city for sure. >> i hope to hear that one day about my own child. i can't wait. that kid, not just bans but well-worn pants. like they had seen some things. >> i had no confidence in him but 100,000 bucks. >>> it's fleet week and i got to play sports too with the troops. you >>> every now and then in the business you get to have a little fun on the job. he has more fun than the two of us combined but i got to do it with the navies and memories and the best ball team and i took a few artistic liberties for the story. it's live tv so it didn't go according to plan. >> sara, we know you're the resident baller it kpix. can you show off your skills right now? >> reporter: hold on. >> here we go. so close . so close. sara reporting live . >> we tried. >> you looked good. >> at least it was not an airb

at howard hughes beisner it's a 500 baby and then we have veronica is washington the state at fresno state games today. >> thanks. >> you got the i don't know if cursing is genetic. i think it's a shared gifts. >> he called her out. he called her out. so wasn't a why you wanted to alright. let's get ready. now for a blast video game. this taljah, remember play in super mario of course, donkey carts. legend of zelda. well, there's a brand new museum in japan that's like stepping into a time machine, then intend on museum is now open and it's located the in the old nintendo factory the space alone i want you to dive into nintendo's 135-year-old history from the first console's to the very first playing cards they invented back in 18, 89. there's even an area where you can fly classic nintendo games on gigantic controllers that look just like the originals you know, this just makes me feel old because we were just playing on these two days ago, kamala, my thumbs got so strong because i played so much nintendo growing up. >> but this thing has been met with a wild excitement, three-month waitl

shout out, jake out of monte vista high school, then fresno state, the son of a former bay area newsor got his first taste of an nfl regular season game tonight when the saints quarterback came in for the injured and completed two passes, 17 yards, but he will remember his night in kansas city for sure. >> i hope to hear that one day about my own child. i can't wait. that kid, not just bans but well-worn pants. like they had seen some things. >> i had no confidence in him but 100,000 bucks. >>> it's fleet week and i got to play sports too with the troops. you does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >>> every now and then in the business you get to have a little fun on the job. he has more fun than the two

los funcionarios dicen que fresno state ha recibido un total de 20 millones de dólares desde el 2022ora se pregunta cómo puede protegerse. hace falta más información para la población, para uno tomar sus precauciones. no sé cómo protegerme o cómo me afectaría. el departamento de salud pública de california recomienda que todos los californianos, especialmente quienes trabajen o los trabajadores en riesgo de exposición a la gripe reciban la vacuna contra la gripe estacional que puede reducir el riesgo de contraer ambas enfermedades y evitar complicaciones graves en la salud. hay que. octubre es el mes nacional de la seguridad contra los incendios. algunas estadísticas demuestran que 3 de cada 5 muertes por siniestros ocurren en hogares sin detectores de humo o con detectores que no funcionan. luz plascencia, de consumer reports, nos trae consejos para elegir el mejor detector de humo. simon glenn y su familia tuvieron suerte de salir de su casa después de que una secadora de ropa se incendiara. a glenn le sorprendió lo rápido que se propagó el fuego. hoy en día, muchos incendios domés

los funcionarios dicen que esta universidad fresno state ha recibido un total de 20 millones de dólaresalle central y por ello es que lanzan esta alerta sobre todo a las personas que trabajan con animales, ya que, dicen son quienes podrían tener un mayor riesgo de contraer una infección. abraham peña nos tiene esta información. se ha identificado un tercer posible caso humano de gripe aviar, también conocida como influenza aviar o h5n1 en california, y se está a la espera de pruebas que confirmen esto por parte de los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades o cd, por sus siglas en inglés. hace falta más información para la población, para uno tomar sus precauciones. pero en sí no sé cómo protegerme porque no como no tengo directo contacto directo con ellos, no sé cómo protegerme o cómo me afectaría ellos. los doctores recomiendan si es mejor vacunarse, porque eso es lo que hacemos cada año. nosotros vacunarnos a lo que ellos nos recomiendan también. de acuerdo con los cdc, en el posible tercer caso, el individuo estuvo en contacto con ganado lechero infectado en el valle

the college is now joining boise state, colorado state, fresno state, san diego state and others in this pac 12 conference. the bulldogs do not have a d1 football team, but their basketball team has been a powerhouse for the past two decades. all right. >> now to some high school sports. it's the first game of the best of five. bruce mahoney trophy series, sacred heart, saint ignatius, here we go. girls varsity volleyball on the hilltop in san francisco. up two sets to none. but in the third, the cats get the big block in the game. winner, the red sea fired up. sc would also win that fourth set. so the match would go to five. and in the end sc dumps one. in for the match point and wins the first game of the bruce mahoney. up next for the two schools is the historic rivalry varsity football game on november first at kezar stadium. that's it tonight for sports. the 11:00 news starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again i'm claudine wong and i'm mike mibach. >> let's get right to our top stories tonight. as the sun rises in the middle east. more missiles flying ov

connection with him in green bay and derek carr when he was in vegas, and also going back to their fresno stateays. according to fox sports, the jets have actually made an offer for adams, the raiders head coach at adams will not play this week against the broncos due to a hamstring injury. >> nba training camps began this week, and the warriors are giving fans a rare opportunity to watch them practice later this month. right now, the team is in hawaii, but two weeks from today, on october 16th, they'll be hosting open practice at chase center. at 530 in the evening, fans will get a behind the scenes look at a warriors team practice. tickets are $5 each and are now on sale. proceeds will benefit the warriors community foundation. that's it for sports. our 11:00 news starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm cristina rendon and i'm mike mibach. >> let's get right to some of our top stories tonight. a very hot day across much of the bay area today in some areas, including san jose and napa, hit record highs. an excessive heat warning has now been extended thro

applewhite's big day you're howard took down sacred heart, washington state for veronica, took down fresno state big that we had two top ten teams go to overtime number for penn state rally on the road to beat usc. >> number nine, ole miss, taken down by number 13 lsu and battlers. and how about number one texas throttling oklahoma? homeland, the red river rivalry and to end the night a showdown in eugene between number two, ohio state and the big ten newbies. number three, oregon. whose quarterback? dylan gabriel through two touchdown passes ran for another late score to lift oregon to have 30 to 31 when front of a record crowd at acrisure stadium now ohio's stay, look at this, had a chance for field goal but buckeyes fans were crushed when their quarterback will howard slid within field goal, raise a stop the clock but it there's no time left. how is threw for 336 yards, two touchdowns? watch the fans rushed the field and look at puddles their mascot crowd surfing. that's a good day. zac, stand a pity that six and buckeyes or five and one playoff baseball alds guardian spans are high post in t

fresno state beat san jose state 33 to 10. >> i think e-40 should go to every cal game now. >> it wasat at the game and watched it yesterday. >> that's great. yeah, it was fun to see one that wasn't close and certainly a winner too. big doings today. happening today. hall of famer reggie jackson is bringing some of the biggest stars in baseball hall of famers all together for one last game and one last hurrah at the oakland coliseum. the baseball legend known as mr. october for his clutch hitting in the postseason with the yankees and a's. this afternoon, reggie is hosting quite a celebrity softball game featuring other local sports superstars that include barry bonds and hall of famer rickey henderson. jackson says fans can get up close and personal, too, with these baseball stars. >> it's really like a nice family reunion to be around people that you went through ups and downs with, became a man with, cried, laughed, had struggles. et cetera. we're going to have some conversations with the fans. we're going to have players come up and talk about some of the things that they think an

in fresno, the san jose state spartans took on the bulldogs in the first quarter. walker eggert throws a 35 yard touchdown to nick nash. it looked like the defensive back knocked the ball out, but after further review, nash picked up his eighth td this season in the third. bulldogs up 27. mickey keen drops a dime to mac delena 35 yard score. the bulldogs won the battle of the valley trophy. final score 33 to 10. the national league football league gave san francisco 49ers left tackle trent williams a hefty fine for his altercation last week against the kansas city chiefs. williams was ejected late in the fourth quarter after this scuffle here with chiefs safety bryan cook. cook was fined over 8000 and williams fined over 11,000. the 49ers will look to bounce back tomorrow night against the dallas cowboys. we'll let you know how that goes. new york yankees are looking to even up the world series with the los angeles dodgers. ice cube. here he is pumping up the crowd just before first pitch. check it out. all right. bottom of the third now. dodgers up three one. fred

state this month. campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresno, san francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says. >> none submitted several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and most recently state treasure. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work. living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office along with the goodwill of silicon valley. they've opened the nation's first retail store for former women inmates. this program allows them to trained for retail work. it also allows women who are near release to shop for clothing, free. >> getting work experience

check out the center of the state there, bakersfield, fresno, both at 103, sacramento barstow and reading sitting at 99 degrees. little cooler down at lax there at about 72 right now. so obviously a little bit better at the coast. having said that, not better. and the central and southern parts of california that are under red flag warning. so low humidity levels, all the dry brush that's out there. these warm temperatures and they are getting a little more offshore wind than we are. >> and that's given them the red flag warning. so some fire danger there. we are still under all of these heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. you can see all throughout the state so locally here. this has now been extended through 11:00pm on friday. the only difference is the excessive heat warning, which is the area in hot pink up in the north bay. they are out of that as of this evening, meaning that we're expecting tomorrow that we'll see a few degrees pull back there. having said that through friday for everybody else. and so that means that we have plenty of heat left to deal with live look outs

to your sentence yes on 6 organizers have taken their message across the state this month, campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresnon francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says. >> none submitted several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and most recently state treasure. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, let's talk weather as we get a live look here at walnut creek on a monday afternoon. >> and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has joined us on some looks like a pretty nice week ahead. yeah, really nice week ahead. and i think we

to your sentence yes on 6 organizers have taken their message across the state this month, campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresno, san francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says none submitted. several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. >> and most recently state treasure. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. we'll talk about our forecast now looking at here in san francisco. little bit of breeze in the trees. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on our forecast. yeah. looking pretty good. this week. relatively calm. n

to your sentence yes on 6 organizers have taken their message across the state this month, campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresnon francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says. >> none submitted several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and most recently state treasure. fiona ma, this will. >> allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. well, happening now, crime survivors and small business owners and advocacy groups from across the bay area. >> are denouncing prop 36. that's going to be a rally in san francisco. they say this measure will take money away from critical services

state this month. campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresno, san francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says. >> none submitted several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and most recently state treasure. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work. living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> and the biden administration is proposing a way for americans to get free over-the-counter birth control currently private health insurers have to cover contraception cost when there crime. the new proposal will require insurers to fully cover contraception with app without a prescription. the role cover

state propositions to decide on. prop two is about bonds for public, school and community college facilities. as reporter gabe ferris from our sister station in fresno it's worth $10 million as voters cast their ballots, they'll decide whether the state should borrow $10 billion to build and repair public schools and community colleges. >> every student in the state deserves to be in a in a classroom that's worthy of being educated in. >> yuri calderon is the executive director of the small school districts association. proposition two would directly impact the campuses, calderon represents those with less than 2500 students. >> the vast majority of school districts in the state of california. there are over 65% are small. >> calderon says those schools are often overlooked and underrepresented in state funding and grants because urban schools are better equipped to apply for the money. >> that's why these provisions are in this bond measure to ensure that at least a portion of those funds end up in our rural and small communities. >> the state would distribute proposition two money through matching grants, requiring districts to contribute from loc

fresno, as well as univision. we will be asking schiff and garvey about the important issues facing our state and our countr, helping you decide who should represent california in the u.s. senate. watch the u.s. senate candidate forum live tomorrow at 5 p.m. here on abc seven, and on all our streaming platforms. san francisco residents can vote starting today. you can vote or drop off your ballot at the city hall voting center. you can also go there to register to vote. the center will be open most days from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. before you fill in your ballot, check out abc7's in-depth discussion with san francisco's top mayoral candidates. watch the unedited interviews on our website abc7 team is complete, the landing will have an expanded plaza, more seating areas, a new promenade and improved queuing zones for cyclists and pedestrians. the project will not impact ferry service and that's going to do it for now. thank you so much for joining us for abc seven news at three. world news tonight with david muir starts now. and i'll see you back here at four. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane milt

state. and you can find some triple digits there to 105 in fresno, 100 and sacramento, 103 in bakersfield about 86 degrees in los angeles bay area numbers breaking down like this about 79 degrees downtown san francisco. remember today we're in the 90's. so the effects of that seabreeze beginning to feel the effects of that. but still on warm side, 73 in the sunset. along the coastal sections, you'll find some sunshine, but maybe a little fog developing as we head in toward tomorrow evening inside the bay. 84 degrees in millbrae. 84 in burlingame, 92 in san carlos about 92 in hot palo out, though, as you can make your way to the south. a lot of triple digits again by tomorrow afternoon. then you get over the east bay hills and that's where you see a lot of the plude's building up and the hot temperatures go along with that plan on some triple digits in a place like love more, maybe 102 degrees one in pleasanton 100 and conquer about raga. you're looking at 101 in pittsburgh. so these temperatures hot all around except for right along the coastline. but even there, it'll be warm. here's your 10.

fresno, has the story. >> california voters will consider permanently approving a health plan tax in november. proposition 35 would authorize the state to keep charging a tax on managed health care plans, like those offered by kaiser permanente. >> that money will be directed for the medi-cal program in california. >> justin pries says using the revenue from the tax to fund medi-cal helps ensure low income californians can get the health care they need. price runs united health centers of the san joaquin valley. prop 35 could impact many of his 175,000 patients, especially served the underserved people in our communities. >> so patients that are on medi-cal, patients that don't have insurance. >> the tax on managed health care insurance plans began in 2009, but it's never been permanent. the state legislature keeps approving it every few years. supporters say a dedicated, permanent tax in prop 35 means the state doesn't have to pull money for medi-cal from the general fund, keeping it for other uses. but some citizens have concerns. prop 35 makes it much harder for kids like my son to access care at home. jenny mcclellan says her 13

state. pretty nice. 72 in los angeles where 82 in fresno, eureka finally made it up to 60 degrees. are a little cool out there today. but we just have the beautiful blue skies here and some nice temperatures accompanying them again. you know, temperatures just really mild. so 60's and 70's across the entire bay area. nothing to write home about there. but i'm okay with the break from the wild weather. if you are out on your patio today in concord, get your work done. >> may be hanging out with us for a few minutes to catch up on the news. temperatures in the 70's this afternoon and rolling into the 60's until late this evening. >> but you can see it's just really quite nice day out there, right? so i'm keeping an eye on the chances of rain and it looks like we have a chance of some drizzle, probably north bay thing as we get into late friday into saturday. it's just the tail end of that system. you see going into the north of us and then there's a little back and on this because it's a pretty moisture rich system. so a little bit there possible on sunday as well into monday. notice

>>yes, on 6 organizers have taken their message across the state this month, campaigning in bakersfield, fresnon francisco, and now sacramento. >>something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says none submitted. several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. >>and most recently state treasure fiona ma, this will. >>allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives and making sure that when they are released that they are doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >>and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. sideshows bay sunday night spanned 3 different cities and lead to more than a dozen arrests. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how chp air division help track down the subjects. >>chp age 30 was called in sunday because of reports of a large sidesho

state. well, we're not alone inland. we're seeing some extremely hot temperatures. fresno, 104 102 in bakersfield along the coast. not quite as warm, but still it's hot. so how are we doing today? after several days of record-setting temperatures in places such as santa's a at 106 today. so far we're at 101 degrees in san jose. so a little cooler. but still, if you're over 100 degrees, still pretty hot right now. the lay home. 95, nevada, 97 and san francisco is 88 degrees. so if you've been outside, you know, it's hot temperature change compared to yesterday. well, yes, and no. so down a few degrees in santa rosa down 7 down 8 in napa down a couple of degrees and hayward out actually 3 so slight cooling trend, but it's not a huge, huge change. temperatures a fine. but we've got the winds not as strong. so that's the good news. we're going to walk your dog. i wouldn't do it now. this is not a good time to do it with really hot temperatures. i would wait till really after sunset forecast high temperatures tomorrow. well, we're still seeing a lot of areas in the 80's and 90's. i wouldn't be surprised see a few area

fresno, explains what it does. >> as voters cast their ballots, they'll decide whether the state should borrow $10 billion to buildepair public schools and community colleges. >> every student in the state deserves to be in a in a classroom that's worthy of being educated in. >> yuri calderon is the executive director of the small school districts association. proposition two would directly impact the campuses. calderon represents those with less than 2500 students. >> the vast majority of school districts in the state of california. there are over 65% are small. >> calderon says those schools are often overlooked and underrepresented in state funding and grants because urban schools are better equipped to apply for the money. >> that's why these provisions are in this bond measure to ensure that at least a portion of those funds end up in our rural and small communities. >> the state would distribute proposition two money through matching grants, requiring districts to contribute from local funds. the prop wouldn't automatically raise taxes, but the state will need to find about $500 million a year to repay the l

fresno has the details. >> california voters will consider permanently approving a health plan tax in november. proposition 35 would authorize the state to keep charging a tax on managed health care plans, like those offered by kaiser permanente. >> that money will be directed for the medi-cal program in california. >> justin price says using the revenue from the tax to fund medi-cal helps ensure low income californians can get the health care they need. price runs united health centers of the san joaquin valley. prop 35 could impact many of his 175,000 patients, especially serve the underserved people in our communities. >> so patients that are on medi-cal, patients that don't have insurance, the tax on managed health care insurance plans began in 2009, but it's never been permanent. >> the state legislature keeps approving it every few years. supporters say a dedicated permanent tax in prop 35 means the state doesn't have to pull money for medi-cal from the general fund, keeping it for other uses. but some citizens have concerns. >> prop 35 makes it much harder for kids like my son to access care at home. >> jenny mcclellan says her

fresno did it in california right after. the state of california, could have been the first state in the country to have caste protections added. so there is a lot of movement and development that is happening around caste and i felt that a book about caste that is releasing in the u.s. needed to address those issues, obviously. but i also wanted to bring in a sense of journalism to that aspect. to really look into not just, a lot of journalism around caste and it is very well- meaning but it happens around, let's find five dalit people and ask them what their experiences of caste are about. and wanted to find five caste people and observe their experiences of caste. and that could only be done for me in a book in terms of new chapters. and also i am a different person. when i wrote this book between 2016 and 2018, i was a different person. now since i wrote this -- the three chapters in 2022 and 2023, i am a different person completely. so i think i needed to register that as well. if you notice in these chapters, a lot of the memoir

state university women's basketball standout was found in romania earlier this month. at the time her passing tyra white. it was playing for the 12 time champions of the remaining limits. fresno basketball e fundraiser is underway to bring her remains back to the u.s.. and a mosquito capable spreading disease detected in alameda county. the invasive insect can spread diseases like a zika and yellow fever. we have information about these mosquitoes and how you can keep yourself safe on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> well, 2 waking up this thursday morning. we're doing so to some calm conditions out there for now. look at this gorgeous view out over san francisco skies are like there than they are yesterday. one thing we're taking out of the forecast today is none of that mist and drizzle. but there is something else and something pretty major. we're adding into it. you can see skies are clear. we do have some freeze warnings up in effect for parts of the north coast this morning. but nothing in the immediate bay area. now, the big picture set up here shows that low that brought us couple sprinkles yesterday exiting the region as it does. so it's pairing with this offshore hig

temperatures across the state kind of interesting because you can see where we are dealing with all of this heat up in northern california. you can see 93 in san francisco. 95 in fresno, you know, 97 in sacramento or triple digit heat up in reading, but head down to southern california. it's a very different story that high pressure not having the same effect there at the moment. but boy, it is really hitting us up here. we're almost in triple digit heat in san jose sitting at 99 were also 99 in dublin. pittsburgh just jumped up to 105, or at 100 and fairfield and take a look at downtown san francisco at 92 degrees. and then let's head up to the north bay where you can see we're at 101 in petaluma santa lena now at 105. so there is some very dangerous heat that is out there at this hour. so i've mentioned we set a record yesterday. sandra fell hit 102 degrees and that beat the previous record from 1980, by just one degrees. so 101. and if you want to talk about yesterday's heat as well, you know, was really crazy. hit caught up in pittsburgh, 104. and as i mentioned, the one or 2 in sandra fell livermore. santa rosa got up to about 96 and 89 in oakland. 87 in san fra

fresno, i'm brianna bias ksee. 24 local news that matters. >>the aftermath of hurricane helene, a spark not only floods of water, but also of misinformation online now federal stateal leaders are sounding the alarm that it complicates an already difficult recovery process in the south. president biden and some republican lawmakers are pushing back on the misinformation washing correspondent reshad hudson has more. >>as floridians endure hurricane milton, president biden is pushing back on a flood of misinformation about that storm. surgeons have been made properties being confiscated. that's simply not true. and hurricane helene percent people impacted by the storms are received $750 in cash and no more. that's simply not true. president biden says former president trump lead the onslaught lies. georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene posted on x someone is controlling the weather found ridiculous. it's got to stop. when asked to respond. the trump campaign said it's listening to the storm victims who are critical of the federal government's response. the biden administration says they have never seen as much misinformation about a hurricane unti

last year in february, fresno did it in california right after the state of california could have beenuntry to have caste protections added. so there is a lot of movement and development that is happening around caste. and i felt that a book about caste that is releasing in the us needed address those issues. obviously but i also wanted to bring in a sense of journalism to that aspect, to look into not just, you know, a lot of journalism around and it's very well-meaning, but happens around. let's find five dalit people and ask them what the experiences of cost are about. i wanted to find find common cause people and observe their experiences, caste, and that could only be done for me in a book in of new chapters. and also, i'm different person when i wrote this book in between 2016 and 2018, i was different person. now, since i this these chapters in 2022 and 2023, i'm a different completely. so i think i needed to register that as well. if you notice in these chapters, a lot of the memoir aspect is not present as much which i'm saving for the next book because i have to. i have to wr