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the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. we want to get you a check. your 4 zone forecast. and yeah, this has been the theme throughout the day and pretty much all weekend to be downtown go. we have no idea what's been happening here other than karl. the fog has joined us. it doesn't seem to want to go away. but yeah, it is a theme we're going to see that pretty much around our area today and tomor

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives >> have >> very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> and in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> that our 4 zone forecast as we give you a shot looking at the embarcadero by the exploratorium, lawrence is joining us as the week is warming up. yeah, we're going to heat things up around the bay. area's temperatures going to soar under high pressure, maybe even a little hot and some of the valley's. otherwise you have the sun setting was a nice start to the weekend. some fog out t

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. interesting to see what happens there. and we're just weeks away from the get the midterms this year. every california voter will be asked about 7 statewide propositions from online sports betting too flavored tobacco ban and join us and a couple days this thursday at 06:30pm, for a crime for special on the ballot. our catherine heenan, we'll break down everything you need to know before heading to the polls in national news tonight, former president donald trump is asking the u.s. supreme court. >> to intervene in litigation over documents marked as classified that were taken from his mar-a-lago home. trump's lawyers say an appeals court was wrong to al

majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> also running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, next month, every california voter will be asked about 7 statewide props. you join us tomorrow at 6.30, for kron force special on the ballot. catherine heenan. she's gonna break down. everything you need to know before you go to the polls. well, for your help this morning, top health officials say we could be in for a pretty bad flu season. and with less tha

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support was just not there. about half the likely voters said. >> they actually thought it would be a thing to say had spurts. and then there's prop 30. if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2% for people who more than 2 million dollars per year with funding from that, go towards subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. as of the last ppi seiple a month and a half ago, the majority of those surveyed said at the time they support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got in the mix coming up against the proper fast forward to today. and just 41% say they'll vote yes. people who supported the measure through a lot of things that make him feel confused or change their mind. >> people are confused. they're most likely going vote now in the race for governor gavin newsom's lead over republican brian. dolly dropped slightly since the last poll. but newsom still

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support was just not there. about half the likely voters said. >> they actually thought it would be a thing if had sports. and then there's prop 30, if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2% for people who more than 2 million dollars per year with funding from that going towards subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. as of the last ppi seiple a month and a half ago, the majority of those surveyed said at the time they support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got in the mix coming up against the proper fast forward to today. and just 41% say they'll vote yes. people who supported the measure through a lot of things that make him feel confused or change their mind. people are confused. they're most likely going vote now in the race for governor gavin newsom's lead over republican brian. dolly dropped slightly since the last poll. but newsom still comes

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the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives >> flooding. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> tribes in california will now be able to protect the state's coastal areas. and a new partnership with the state. california's ocean protection council approved more than 3 million dollars in funding for the tribal marine stewart's network program. this comes after the council set aside a million dollars for the development of the program back in 2020 5 tribes will wor

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so i think people are going to gamble and do whatever they can to get out of pain. >> jesse: martha,up lying or he doesn't remember? >> martha: i don't know. it's not true. it's not true. this is not opinion. this is fact. you can easily look it up where gas prices were, 3 something and went to $5 or six in some places in california, close to seven. the other thing is, inflation that he talked about inheriting was at 1.4%. now it's 8.2%. it's very easy to pull up this chart and look at it. we're in far worse shape in the economy than we were when the president took office. that's not my opinion. that's looking at the numbers. a recession is two negative periods of growth. we had this. then we had a redefinition of what a recession is. it kind of worked. people are still saying, let's see if we're going to be in a recession. we've heard from every leader on wall street pretty much that 2023 looks very rough. the gdp number was okay. it wasn't great when you peel away the top line number. he can -- one of the problems with the president is he hasn't met people where they are and where

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majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> she running. >> uave heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a southern california councilmember apologizing for offensive remarks made in audio. what they said still to come. >> plus, we were at a rally put on by san franciscans showing their support to iranians protesting for their rights today. that's next. >> this morning in san francisco, people are people for the people of iran as port antigovernment protests con

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> straight ahead, a shooting outside of a tampa bar leaves one california man dead and many victims injured. police still searching for the suspects. >> plus, we were at a rally put on by san franciscans showing their support to iranians protesting for their rights today. those details next. >> welcome back in the east bay, police are are searching tonight for 2 missing teens. one of them has been missing since tuesday. hayward police say.

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news and we are just weeks away from the mid term election this year. every california voter will be asked about 7 statewide propositions from online sports betting flavored tobacco ban. >> so join us this thursday evening at 6.30, for a crime for special. it's called on the ballot. our catherine heenan will break down. everything you need to know before you go to the polls. >>

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the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> next month, every california voter will be asked about 7 statewide propositions from online sports betting too flavored tobacco bans and lot more join us thursday. 06:30pm, for a crowd for special on the ballot. our catherine heenan, we'll break down everything you need to know before heading to the polls. >> a prestigious award was given for a scientific explanation f

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support was just not there. about half the likely voters said. >> they actually thought it would be a thing if had sports. and then there's prop 30, if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2% for people who more than 2 million dollars per year with funding from that going towards subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. as of the last ppi seiple a month and a half ago, the majority of those surveyed said at the time they support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got in the mix coming up against the proper fast forward to today. and just 41% say they'll vote yes. people who supported the measure through a lot of things that make him feel confused or change their mind. people are confused. they're most likely going vote now in the race for governor gavin newsom's lead over republican brian. dolly dropped slightly since the last poll. but newsom still comes

majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs.ority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidatp brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 5.50, and we do want to show you that we do have all the resources you need for the proposition. you can just to stick with kron 4 and watch our special tomorrow hosted by catherine heenan. that's tomorrow at 6.30. so settle down with dinner. maybe a tv did. yeah. and some popcorn and go over the props with catherine. it's 5.51 right now. all right. turning to baseball. the giant

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go down? procter & gamble came out with earnings this morning, we have been talking about it since. come in, fx impact, the dollar is strong, earnings from overseas is lower and pricing pressure is even greater for international customers. still managing to come out and increasing scales more than expected. what does that say about consumer resilience? olaplex, we have been talking about all morning. levels 3, 4, 5. the issue here is some of the darlings that grew up at a time of free money. at what point do you see a massive deflation that has a broader reach than just some idiosyncratic potholes? tom: years ago they were role ups, specialty chemicals. what would you do if you spun it off. are we going to have a zombie roll up? lisa: do they lower the price? tom: kailey leinz in for jon ferro today. brent, $90 a barrel. thierry wizman joins us now from macquarie. we have a raft of questions. i have got to talk about what we see some -- from procter & gamble, the effect of inflation. corporations adjust but there is a point where inflation hits the consumer and corporate america. th

majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> and in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> and join us tomorrow at 6.30, for a kron. 4 special on the ballot kron four's catherine heenan breaks down. everything you need to know before you head to the polls. all right. talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving along quite smoothly. nicely out there for fleet week. but it is a little bit overcast.

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by% both of them. >> in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> sports betting is we'll just represent 2 of the 7 statewide propositions. every california will be asked about in the november midterm election. join us this thursday evening at 6.30, por a crown for special is called on the ballot. our catherine heenan. we'll break down. everything you need to know before you go to the polls down to the 4 zone forecast as we get a live l

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs.ut for the majority of the people surveyed support was just not there. about half that likely voters said. >> they actually thought it would be a thing to say had but and then there's prop 30. if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2% for people who more than 2 million dollars per year. >> with funding from that going towards subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. as of the last ppi seiple a month and a half ago, the majority of those surveyed said at the time they support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got in the mix coming up against the proper fast forward to today. and just 41% say they'll vote yes. people who supported the measure through a lot of things that make him feel confused or change their mind. >> people are confused. they're most likely going vote now in the race for governor gavin newsom's lead over republican brian. dolly dropped slightly since the last poll. but newsom still

the majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. but for the majority of the people surveyed support was just not there. about half the likely voters said. >> actually thought it would be a thing if had but and then there's prop 30. if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2% for people who more than 2 million dollars per year. >> with funding from that going towards subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. as of the last ppi seiple a month and a half ago, the majority of those surveyed said at the time they support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got in the mix coming up against the proper fast forward to today. and just 41% say they'll vote yes. people who supported the measure through a lot of things that make him feel confused or change their mind. >> people are confused. they're most likely going vote now in the race for governor gavin newsom's lead over republican brian. dolly dropped slightly since the last poll. but newsom still comes o

majority of the revenue raised would go toward homeless services and gambling addiction programs. for the majority of the people surveyed support just was not there with 53% saying they'll vote no. in this particular instance, he had to competing initiatives. >> running. >> have very heavy. no ad campaigns against the other side. so it's really not that surprising that voters are kind of being turned off by both of them. >> and in the race for governor, the poll found republican candidate brian dolly saw a slight increase in support for his candidacy against democrat gavin newsom. still, newsom maintains a lead by more than 20 points reporting here outside the california state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. it's 9.52. we'll be right back. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop

wagered at the tracks would see a 10% state tax with revenue going toward regulation for gambling, mental health and sports betting in particular with support not looking strong for prop. 26. it is looking even worse for prop 27, which would allow online sports betting you can use your phone and california and that would impose taxes and fees on tribes and gaming companies, a majority of the revenue raised from that would go towards homeless services and programs for gambling and addiction. 2 out of 3 people polled say they are against legalized sports betting interesting. and then there's prop 30 if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2%. for people who earn more than 2 million bucks a year with money from that going towards subsidies for things like 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure, more charging stations and resources to fight fires, climate issues. as of the last poll. >> about a month and a half ago, a majority of people surveyed say they would support the measure. that was a month and a half ago since then, governor newsom has got in the mix. he's come out against th

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the high rollers have not been able to go into their gambling tables. stuart: paramount global.an: downgraded to underweight at wells fargo. second downgrade by the way in recent months because cord-cutting continues to accelerate. rising costs of sports rights is concerning. neal send said streaming grabbed a bigger audience than broadcast and cable, despite the return of the football, nf l&m lb playoffs. look at roku is doing well, outperform of wedbush, $75 in their view. stuart: stream something beating broadcast tv. susan: yeah. i think new reality. doesn't mean that there can't be new winners and existing winners. stuart: got it. thanks, susan. angry liberals tried to cancel luke bryan welcoming governor desantis on stage during a hurricane relief concert. we'll tell you what he had to say. five states are trying to legalize recreational marijuana in next year's elections. there are cautionary stories from states that legalized. william la jeunesse has a story. after being fired from a home improvement chain, bernie marcus and went on to build home depot empire. he has a n

a majority of the revenue raised from that would go toward homeless services and programs for gambling and addiction. 2 out of 3 people polled say they are against legalized sports betting in california and then there's prop 30. if passed, it would increase income taxes by nearly 2%. for people who earn more than 2 million dollars a year with funding from that going toward subsidies for 0 emission vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires as of the last poll a month and a half ago, majority of those surveyed said they would support the measure. but since then, governor newsom got into the mix coming out against the proposition and fast for today with just 41% now saying that they will vote yes. the polls show that these measures are not likely to pass. but as we've seen in recent years, polls are becoming less reliable predictors for what will actually take place. so we'll just have to wait and see what the results really are on november 8. a record number of lgbtq candidates are running for office in this year's midterm elections. 90 people. >> w

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it's the holy grail of the sports gambling industry. >> going to activate the largest market in the world for sports wagering. >> reporter: proposition 27 hopes to legalize online sports betting in california. >> you will also be able to bet on fantasy sports, e-sports, the academy awards. >> reporter: if past, californians would be able to gamble on popular sports betting apps like draft kings, fan duel, and pat mgm among others and require these companies to pair up with local indian casinos. >> the sports industry by contrast captures the imagination of the entire electorate and if you bring a gambling component to that engagement with sports, it will become the most popular form of gambling in the united states. >> reporter: the ads have been hard to miss, three california tribes have openly back california prop 27 with 57 others formally opposing the legislation. in northern california, two tribes are separated by about 50 miles, a winding road, and vastly different perspectives about how 27 would impact their communities. >> for us it would be very dramatic. >> reporter: just outsid

the sheriff was adamantly opposed. >> yeah. >> to cameron gamble being involved in any way. >> for me, i was goingadline for the ransom comes and goes. not a peep from the kidnappers. so, on the day before thanksgiving, gamble throws a hail mary. the ransom is now a six-figure bounty, and it's for anyone who turns in the kidnappers. >> i'm sorry you didn't take advantage of this opportunity when you had the chance. the world has been looking for sherri papini. and now the world is going to be looking for you, whoever you are. >> was it actually a call for bounty hunters? >> i said, i don't care your criminal status. i don't care if there's a warrant out for your arrest. if you can lead us to sherri, we give you more cash than you can spend. >> the videos this guy was putting out, when i watched them, i was a little shocked. you know, cause it went from, cooperate with us, we don't care, to, now we're taking the money off the table and we're coming after you. >> i wanted to make it so tempting that the abductor's own mother would have turned him in. >> about three weeks after sherri disappeared, on

when they start the -- it makes it easier for people on mainland to apply for a adviceo for go to macau and gamble there it seems add odds with the -- >> the people in the resource were quarantined >> that's right. everyone -- >> everybody -- >> anyone, for three stays they have to stay put inside the mgm, and not just those under quarantines, but the whole city will have to undergo rapid testing at a time when they're supposed to be relaunching -- i've talked to sources in the industry, who anticipate there would be a gradual lift, but they think it would be rather slow. >> contessa, thank you. >>> all right. in spice of all the challenges that eunice just laid out, our next guest says china stands out an as an attractive opportunity. i almost gave a promotion there, dan, to chief -- >> i'll take it, tyler a lot of people view china as uninvestable, but you donn't >> clearly the geopolitical issues have been front and center, what has driven the outperformance and underperformance has really come back to the brass tax, fundamentals, looking a profits, valuation, things like that. when china was t

>> you set up the stage what is going on in japan people were gambling but then japan on the t otherd they were eating whale ham and because of theer 23 earthquake and the fire they are trying to make improvements on fire safety but the firees bomb created hurricane force wind said when i got done my clothes smelled like smoke when the city is burning reaching as high as 2000 degrees so much so they found calling in people's pockets that melted together. so that's on the bottom of the b-29 when they got back to the islands they found thehe site the airmen would say they could smell flesh burning the dogs and the horses and the people allll of that. and then to say i not only saw tokyo burning but i smelled it. >> so it started people going out in theirng nice close but then germans burning everything theys found. there is a devolution of american policy. >> there is a lot of for fatigue. and then developing the b-29 and the atomic bomb. at cost $3 million in order to manufacture it we built a city in kansas we had to build schools and bowling alleys that is aat level of technological

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going up. so that puts a squeeze on services. so ultimately, when we talk about a gamblegamble of faith on what the chancellor's promising. the payoff? well, we'll have to wait and see. in the meantime, someone's paying a penalty. now, until recently, we assumed that britain was in recession, but then it turned out we're not actually quite in recession. what is the state of play there? it's been a pretty gloomy year. let's start with the good news. the good news is the uk didn't go into reverse over the summer. the not—so—good news is the reason that didn't happen is because the economy wasn't as big as previously thought to start with, so there was nothing much to reverse from. so when you look at where the uk economy is and compare it to major competitors, for example, we're a bit of a rarity because we haven't quite got back up to where we were pre—pandemic, and that underlines what a difficult job the government now has to do if it wants to boost our productive capacity up in the next few years to get us back to that state of growth we'd all like to see and that prosp

gamble. >> you're going to be on "jesse watters primetime." what you want do tell jesse?is going good for you. i literally don't know what to say. i don't know. good luck with the show? i don't know. i don't know. >> jesse: very exciting weekend in the watters family household. i mean, i didn't get any rest at all. we're at adventureland with sophia. cleaned up. we had this stuff stuffed in the trunk because we won so many prizes. we're in front of a roller coaster, at ellie's flag football game. she had three interceptions, one pick six. really, really great defense as well. very proud of her there. there we are at whiteman's farm, taking in the vista, a hayride. jesse jr. was very nervous about that hayride. never seen him that nervous. let's to some text messages. lee from savannah, missouri. thank you for never holing back and speaking your mind. i'm right now at about 90%. save the over 10%. bob says herman munster doesn't have a brain, but his ideas are better than the democrats. didn't you like that clip? made me feel old. jjanice from south florida. the ladies at