according to sardar hosseini, the highway police will provide the necessary infrastructure for the implementation of this plan so that the owners of vehicles such as cars or motorcycles can go to the police centers in addition to 10 to clear and remove the impoundment of their vehicles. after meeting with the syrian authorities in a press conference in damascus, the minister of foreign affairs of our country said: the islamic republic of iran has always stood by the resistance in any situation. we had very close consultations with mr. president and assad and the rest of the syrian authorities, and there were very good coordination between the two countries to continue confronting the crimes of the zionist regime. islamic iran has been and will be with the resistance in any situation. at least 10 zionist soldiers were injured in the lebanese resistance's missile attack on the occupied territories. the hezbollah movement targeted various areas including karmil, deir al-asad and shahrak safad with 20 missiles. several rockets also hit the zionist military base in upper galilee. hizbollah haifa and s

steel, which is a one percent value added tax and is paid monthly , the equipment of tehran's highway police was added so that faraja is the first organization that uses electric vehicles . tehran karaj and karaj ghazvin highways are under the load of electric vehicles. i can say that as the first organization that has stepped forward in the discussion of the use of clean energy and the use of electric cars. god willing, this work will be done . god willing, we are talking about electrification and the use of electric cars for the police. we have four electric stations between tehran and karaj has been created in the centers that belong to farajat, and from today , god willing, electric vehicles will be used on this route as well . also, today, in a ceremony attended by the country's deputy police commander, 600 cars and motorcycles and 100 small aircraft were added to the police equipment. palestinian groups issued a statement on the first anniversary of al-aqsa storm and announced that the resistance is good and all fronts are in perfect coordination and continuously fighting against they

our loved ones in the police station, checkpoints, highways, border road police, public places, our loveds in awareness in the field. of course, the islamic republic of iran is the same in the world, anyway, the purpose of its presence is to provide security and protection of citizens' lives, property, and their honor, for this purpose, a special police has been defined, which has a sign. in the name of prevention police, and in this prevention police, in fact, certain topics are drawn and the responsibility of a specific mission what has been assigned to him is related to you, the areas that are related to us, all police stations, police stations , relief units, these protection and care institutions, which are in police service institutions, yes, no, police services, no law enforcement institutions, protection, care, because some departments also have services, sometimes it is wrong that in the complexes, economic enterprises, markets, neighborhoods, neighborhoods , all this is actually a part of our duties , something about two-thirds of the police elements of the islamic republic of i

it also comes as on risk has been seen between rival fractions of highways with police attempting to disperse morales supporters the blocks and may not position. it's a government policy or adoption as it comes in to us. but for now to the middle east, at least 9 people have been killed. that off to 20. more wounded. in the latest is really are a strikes on a school turn shelter in the off shall take refuge account, west of dallas city. those figures coming from sources at the hospital where the casual things were taken when a disturbing images ahead. 7 the a sudden circulating online shows when did people are reported to the victims of the latest idea of assault which flattened buildings in the area. lucas rushed in to health medics. treat those in need. children. remember, we heard from journalist shoddy until the rock that originally from down. so who say, so tell us the needs of no place to hide from relentless is really into the safe zones on a big blue line is a, since the beginning they tried to market in their narrative is that there are some save zones in dollars. they and o

your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated at very latest gilroy. i'm michael thomas. send it back to you live in san francisco. >> san jose police are looking for a man who allegedly snuck into a high school girls locker room. police say this happened monday around 02:30pm, in the afternoon. earhart drive. police did not say which school this happened at, but there are 3 in this area. officers say the adult man went into the locker room. a staff member confronted him and then he ran away. we are told a school liaison is working to ensure that the students feel safe. new surveillance video of a large group attempting to break into a sneaker shop in daly city. this happened monday morning at a locker sf. that's along. mission street surveillance

your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated at very latest here in gilroy. i'm michael thomas. send it back to you live in san francisco. >> we'll stay in the south bay now where san jose police are looking for man who allegedly snuck into a middle school girls locker room. bret hart middle school released a statement to parents saying staff found the man and the girls locker room just about 2.30, monday afternoon. officers say that a staff member confronted him and ran away. the middle school says all students and staff are safe and a liaison is working with the school to ensure that the kids feel secure. a santa clara based company is set to pay thousands of dollars in fines after selling fake n 95 masks to hospitals during the covid pandemic.

your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated at very latest here in gilroy. i'm michael thomas. send it back to you live in san francisco. >> and surveillance video shows a large group of people trying to break into a daly city sneaker shop. this happened monday morning at locker sf along mission street. you could see that white sedan. they're trying to break into the store by backing into it. more than 10 people wearing black hooded sweatshirts emerge from the cars. the group is then seen running away as a police car drives towards them. >> shot you know, you don't want to wake up to, you know that way. you know. a phone call, you know, from the the pulleys and the, you know. alarm company tell you that you got some burglary going something like

your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated at very latest here in gilroy. i'm michael thomas. send it back to you live in san francisco. hank, you, michael. >> okay. elsewhere in the south bay now the san jose city council took another important step to creating safer roads. they approved the use of speed cameras. is a story that covers will tran is following live in san jose with more. hi will. >> the city council they unit unanimously voted to speed things up to slow things down in the things that we are talking about. drivers, san jose dealing with all kinds of issues with traffic fatalities for years. the san jose police officers, they've been doing their best but they need help and help comes in the form of traffic cameras. speeding camera

your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated at very latest here in gilroy. i'm michael thomas. send it back to you live in san francisco. all right. and in the south bay to san jose city council takes a big step to try to make the roadways safer by using speed safety cameras. yeah. so we've got crawford's will trend in san jose explain. >> the city council basically cut the red tape and sped things up. >> because they want the speeding cameras to slow drivers down. so they voted unanimously to go ahead and install. 33 cameras throughout san jose. yes, the police officers, they can still give you a ticket for speeding. but those cameras, they only have one job and they never take a day off. so what's going to happen is now that they approved it.

calculate the violation of illegal speed as the average average speed with the cooperation of the police of the highway organization of the three daneshbovanian companies . this project is a very new work since the beginning of 1400 to reduce accidents and fatalities in accidents caused by illegal speed. allowed in tehran, mashhad, tehran, fars and tehran, tabriz. it has been implemented, but the calculation method is now a car has reached a first camera, here its speed is 64 km, the next camera is 69 km, the permissible speed of the axis is 80 km, that is, between the two cameras , it must travel at 80 km, but the average speed of the car is 102 km, when this calculated between the cameras, it will not be like this that our dear driver reaches a camera and slows down after the camera starts again, according to the deputy chief. in the first five months of this year, the leading police killed 899 people accidents killed. most of these accidents are due to illegal speed. according to article 59 of the 7th development plan of the country, the number of accident victims should be reduced by 10% every year

under the supervision of a doctor. 2,000 points in cities and 3,000 points on highways are accident-prone points. rahor faraja police chief says: about 4,000 people die in accidents every year they lose at these points. azadegan road , tehran, saeedi bridge area. in this accident, the driver lost his life, the police said that the cause of the accident was the insufficient visibility of the driver, only in the first half of this year, 27 people lost their lives here, and this means 7% of the capital's deaths in accidents, the police say that this is an accident prone area. it is because it is dark and it has created another problem here because of the darkness in the part of the highway. it has caused cars to crash with each other and drug addicts. we have announced this to the municipality and the electricity department many times correspondences have been made in this regard, even we had correspondences that the deputy crime prevention department of the judiciary entered in this regard, and we hope that as much as possible, the duties that have been identified on the country's roads should be done within a period

any more details and what we know so far is is targeting gilroy, sits off of 101, your pass highway exit. police if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from delray police. we'll continue to keep you updated. its a very latest gilroy. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. >>just outside sacramento, the auburn police department is working with the fbi to find 2 suspects who robbed a bank on wednesday. zach boetto spoke with police on scene and people who visit that pink about what happens. >>police say 2 men, one with a gun, walked into this auburn wells fargo with ski masks on demanded everyone inside the bank it down on the ground and then demanded cash from the bank tellers. now law enforcement is trying to find these 2 men who got away. >>we watch a door and they're like, no, it's close. we were just robbed. auburn police say just after 9 o'clock wednesday morning, 2 suspects wa

and when this became an a national issue you know, we were putting members of highway patrol and because police were overtaxed, basically, driving issues we really focused on making the capacity of the health system broader but we need more resources from the federal government. >> you think? >> well, the community needs it. work comes from a different issue. i mean, we've also of course, reached out to the federal government. >> i do think it's fair to say that we know prices have gone up the past few years economics have gotten tougher for a lot of individuals, nonimmigrants here in springfield i mean what do you say to some of those who say well, so much attention is going to the haitians. what about me? >> everything that we have done has been for every citizen in springfield i don't care whether they're haitian or whether they've been in springfield for five generations about me? >> i love him it gives would never forget what you're dealt black people better or worse, a lot of people came away from that thank you, well, it's my turn to talk. i must say tv on the edge, moments that shaped o

and when this became an a national issue you know, we were putting numbers of highway patrol and because police were overtaxed, basically driving issues really focused on making the capacity of the health system broader. >> but we need more resources from the federal government. >> you think well the community needs at work comes from a different issue. >> we've also of course, reached out to the federal government. >> i do think it's fair to say that we know prices have gone up the past few years economics have gotten tougher for a lot of individuals, nonimmigrants here in springfield. i mean, what do you say to some of those who say, we'll so much attention is going to the haitians. what about me everything that we've done? has been for every citizen in springfield. >> i don't care whether they're haitian or whether they've been in springfield for five generations about me. >> i love him >> it gives would never forget what you're dealt and asked questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn that's too much i want donald now, can you slice that i got news for you next on cnn tough to br

highway 25. one of the victims was a mother who was also a911 dispatcher. 35 year old priscilla jones was one of the two people killed early this morning. police say she was driving north on highway 25 when 24 year old eric andrade veered over the double yellow lines and slammed into her car head on. both of them died at the scene. the chp is still investigating why andrade's car crossed over. people who traveled this route between gilroy and hollister say it's dangerous, and it desperately needs improvements. first off, i think that they should stress the speed limit by putting up like those type of signs that actually show the numbers, maybe repaint the lines and yeah, put a rail divider, a brick divider. that would really. yeah. those who know priscilla jones are describing her as someone who went above and beyond as an emergency dispatcher. in 2019, she was the dispatcher on duty when a homeless woman called. she was alone in near-freezing temperatures and in labor. jones talked her through the birth of her twin girls while directing first responders to her location. then, in the months that followed, she raised money for that family. a vi

everywhere, in a store, in a housing office, on the road, just a dialogue with traffic police officers on the kolo highway became the reason for the investigation. pimenov behaved defiantly, insulted officers, threatened them, filmed everything on video. these shots are from denis kuznetsov. to pull over to the side of the road at the request of a traffic police inspector, this driver loves, perhaps, like no one else, and instead of just presenting documents and going further, nikolai pimenov will always have his own questions. like pockets, i will make sure that you did not take bribes today, what else do i need in front of you, pockets, i say, turn them out, i owe you something, yes, turn out your pockets, show me that you did not take bribes today, that this is a serious accusation. pivenov, apparently, did not know, although he positions himself as a lawyer-blogger with a capital letter, after all, he studied at the law faculty for a whole year, in fact, he has neither a diploma nor an education, by the way, traffic rules, as it turned out, are not his specialty either. the fact that traffic police of

we requested an assessment of this section of the highway to research possible safety enhancements. >> fremont police say a three year old was killed in an accident on city seets. that yesterday at dunsmuir common and colleen terrace. police say it apars the driver was pulling out of a parking stall whethe child moved unexpectedly in fronof the vehicle. the driver stopped immediately after the accident, but spitthe efforts of first responders, the three year old died at the scene. policsay e driver is cooperating with the investigation. dgs a alcohol do not appear to be involved. this is fremont's 11th fatal traffic collision of the year. >> california highway patrol say they arrested a man in connection with a freeway shooting in the city of vallejo. it happened last month on interstate 80. investigators say they took into custody victor hugo franz jr at his home in vallejo. they seized narcotics, books, ammunition and a large number of firearms there at the house is now facing several charges, including negligent firearm discharge and possession of illegal weapons. >> governor gavin newsom today an

one of those tips leads police to a remote area off a minnesota highway. there they find a body. tests confirm it's madeleine kingsbury. >> the last 69 days have been frustrating. full of heartache and pain for the family, law enforcement and the community. while this discovery is not what we were hoping for, we are thankful to be able to bring maddie home to her family. the remains were located in an area that had already been searched. there were efforts made to conceal the location of the body, and it was not visible from the roadway. >> maddie's heartbroken friends sobbed as police confirmed their worst fears. >> she's home, but not the way we wanted. >> but who would want to kill the young mother? adam franmil, the father of maddie's children, denies his involvement. in the days after maddie went missing, the kids were removed from adam's care and her parents given temporary custody, according to court records. adam is outraged and heads to court to fight for his parental rights. it's not long before he faces a new legal battle. adam is arrested and charged with maddie's mur

police made any arrests. a big rig catches fire on highway. 24 in orinda. the fire had eastbound traffic crawling for hours while crews try to put out the flames all lanes have since reopened this morning. fortunately, no one was hurt with the heat wave hitting the bay area this week. air conditioning technicians are working overtime to ensure people are staying cool. family-owned hvac company says a lack of maintenance could create problems for homeowners as the heat wave continues. hvac technicians workload remains very high during this period. also, a new report found that consumers are spending more on holiday travel this year, according to price waterhouse, coopers millennials and gen z are driving the rise in travel spending on average. millennials have set aside about $751 for holiday travel. that's up 12% from last year. meanwhile, older travelers gen x and baby boomers are actually cutting down their travel spending by 21%. the san francisco human services agency has some tips for parents and caregivers keep kids safe while you have your windows op

police say is cooperating. >> happening tomorrow night, one lane on highway 37 near the novato creek bridge will be closed for drilling work. it'll start at 10:00pm. caltrans says that the drilling is required to determine the replacement. bridges foundation requirement. one of 2 lanes will be closed on eastbound 37 through 10:00am thursday morning. the detour is the purple there on your screen. you can see it. caltrans says the drivers should take the 101 off-ramp at atherton avenue and then follow atherton until you get back onto highway. 37 at black point. fleet week. begins today in san francisco officially begins today to ramp up over the course of the week. >> we have 7 days where people will be able to, you know, see the military ships, the planes, of course, that includes the blue angels sour. lezla gooden is live at marina green in the city. she joins us now with all the details. a little. >> i saw all there was a little soccer game practice going on. they kind of move down there. but in just a few days on thursday, this entire area will be transformed for fleet week. >> now i was able to speak with

police say it happened on highway 4 just west of a street. just after 5 o'clockn saturday morning. the highway patrol sayshat for some reason an suv stopped driving in was stop there in the 4th lane from the left. so on the far right, a truck came behind the at that suv slammed into its setting it fire. that driver, we're told, was trapped inside and unable to escape. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the truck was taken to the hospital and we're still waiting to hear bacon that person's condition. the cause of the crash, obviously under investigation. the chp does not think alcohol or drugs played a part. well, at least one person is dead after a crash in the north bay. it happened near geyserville. the chp responded to reports of a car that landed on its roof just after noon on saturday. this was on highway 1, 1, just south of canyon road. according to the chp, honda had lost control and went through the center median crashed into a heading in the opposite direction. the honda had 4 people inside. one of them died in that crash. the subaru had 3 people, including

we have sheriff's department around the state, police, and then all the state agencies, national guard to the state guard, highwayatrol, fish and wildlife service and if you name it, they were all on target. because that mission has been completed, i have sent rescue operations and rescue assets to western north carolina to help with that. it is a very dicey situation there we want to be able to get people to safety. we do have sites in dixie county, taylor county, and forcefully, we've been able to collapse some of those pies come in areas like leon where demand was not hired to it i think you will see some of those pods retrenchment because thankfully we have stores open in most parts of the state, like it was before. the need for the pods has declined. the places we need it we will do. you have pods that will distribute food, water, things that they need. you can get updates on points of distribution online. power restoration, the storm has had power restored to 2.3 5 million customers. there are now 49,000 that are still outstanding. now, of those, we've got about 11,000 from duke energy and about 36,000 from

will direct, urgent calls at night , i will call the police, i call the police, she is here, she died, suffering on the smooth highway, let her be, we need this, call an ambulance already, good afternoon, we need an ambulance, girl 24 years old, unconscious, street twenty-fifth exit 10, apartment 31, third entrance, third entrance, we are waiting, close it, we need to move it, take her by the legs, maybe we don’t need to, otherwise we will do something wrong, let me be a doctor, i know that do, take it under the knees, so... do you have a crust, crust, what crust? ksieva, are you a doctor? listen, i just passed the exam, haven't had time to get a certificate yet. no, i don't have it with me, of course not, because what kind of doctor are you, i know doctors who knock down the door, then take you prisoner in an apartment, then register themselves, listen, doctor, i know what i'm doing, i know how to help, oh, who are you, how did you get here, don't make any sudden movements, that moose smashed the door open at full speed, the lock splintered, demand compensation, be quiet, don't shout, you fainted, do you have low bl

instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actually hit him again. so he actually hit our our victim twice. >> the chief says the suspect took off yet again, but was arrested by one of his officers and chp after yet another crash on highway 101 on monday. that suspect, 20 year old diego alexis diaz hernandez, was charged by the sonoma county da's office with murder, assault with a deadly weapon, reckless driving and hit and run. investigators will look into the suspect's driving history as they build a case against him near santa rosa. henry lee ktvu, fox two news scott peterson was granted a post-conviction discovery period, a request that his lawyers were pushing for as part of their effort to try to exonerate him. >> the newest court filing represents a win for peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife laci and unborn son 22 years ago. the ruling allows peterson to access the same material the prosecution and law enforcement had at

panda anyway, on the panda express, landing at washington dulles airport and the police escort through the roads, the highwayszoo. we have two 3-year-old described as teenagers. bao li, the boy, very energetic and qing bao, the female, demure, we're told. they're here as part of a ten-year loan agreement with the national zoo. the zoo paying a million dollars a year. this is all part of this global conservation program which has been in effect for the better part of 50 years. the first pandas arrived in washington under nixon back in 1972. there are some headlines today in "the new york times" which has run an investigation suggesting that the entire global concentration program has not been quite as successful as advertised and that we really don't know exactly how many pandas have been returned to the wild. that said, we do know that globally the population has doubled under the concentration program and they moved from the endangered list to the vulnerable list. and so washington is excited to see these two in person. they're going to be in quarantine for 30 days, then they go into their habitat, get accli

police reports. a passenger car collided with a minibus on the boryspil-pereyaslav highway.ording to preliminary data, the driver of the lada drove into the oncoming lane and collided with the mercedes sprinter bus. the driver of the passenger car died on the spot, and four passengers of the minibus were also injured. in total , there were 12 people in the cabin. by 2000, the 40th year, approximately 25 million people may remain in ukraine, such a forecast was voiced by the first deputy minister of social policy daria marchak during the conference on topical issues of sexual and reproductive health in the context of the demographic crisis. according to her, due to the full-scale war, ukrainians as a nation are aging at an accelerated pace. currently , about 30.1 million people live in the controlled territory of ukraine, another 5 million live abroad and up to 5 million in the temporarily occupied territories, but there is good news: if we approach the challenges that we have well, we can improve population forecast for 5 million citizens, and that is why we, as a ministry a

they then moved about five miles down highway 101 to story and king roads. soon after, police were able to disperse the crowds, but no word on any arrests. we are just about ten days away from election day and happening today. both presidential candidates are in michigan. vice president harris will be joined by former first lady michelle obama for the first time on the campaign trail. meanwhile, former president trump will hold a rally in novi, michigan. this comes as both candidates made big plays in texas to reach voters yesterday. harris rallying with superstar beyonce and trump taping an interview with popular podcaster joe rogan. nbc's brie jackson has the latest. a texas showdown in the final stretch of the presidential race, former president trump in austin hammering home his message about immigration. we're like a garbage can for the rest of the world to dump the people that they don't want. under the trump administration, we will end this migrant invasion and we will deport every last criminal alie. vice president harris teaming up with megastar beyonce in houston. po

san ramon police are asking drivers to be extra vigilant during national pedestrian safety month. >> the national highwayn says nearly 1200 people were hit and killed in california last year. san ramon police are reminding people about slowing down at intersections and to make a full stop. when people are in the cross walks, pedestrians are also encouraged to wear bright colors at night, be alert when crossing streets and just keep an eye out for vehicles. well, thanksgiving food prices are going up in most cases, but is about 16% less this year than they did last year. but the same can't be said for about everything else. and if you're gonna have that, you're going to be spending about 5% more compared to last year. other staples went up to potatoes. they're up 14%. green beans went up 9% canned pumpkin. that's up 30 percent. so have to dig a little deeper for that thanksgiving meal this year. well, a new list ranks the best california cities for the middle class and the pew research center says that cities around the bay area had high cost of living, but also had high median salaries. san jose, for exa

. >> highway patrol troopers found and rescued the animal. now, police have arrested the owner, 23 year old giovanni garcia, who was later released on bond. he's been charged with aggravated animal cruelty. this video went viral during hurricane milton. attorneys say he admitted he'd been trying to get rid of the dog for months. garcia told investigators he was driving to georgia to escape the hurricane and left the dog on the side of the road because he couldn't find anyone to take it. >> he did admit to being the dog's owner and admitted to wanting to get rid of this dog, and had been making efforts to get rid of this dog for several weeks or months, even before the storm. and this was his way to do it. >> the dog is now at the state capitol and will soon be adopted. garcia could face up to five years in prison. let's go to the south bay now for some breaking news here. firefighters in san jose are busy responding to a gas leak. skyfox up above the area of shadowfax drive and yakima circle. a contractor struck a gas main. pge crews are on the scene ass

rosa man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a chase after a downtown carjacking friday night. and then driving the wrong way on highway 101. it began near the intersection of santa rosa avenue and 3rd street when the victim was stopped at a red light. the suspect reportedly sideswiped another car. police eventually arrested him on suspicion of carjacking and resisting arrest. and animal shelter in the east bay may have to shut down after their current lease expires caltrans, which owns the property says they need that land to stage equipment for a project on i-80 kron four's. sara stinson shows us how community members are trying to help. >> right of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home life terms. julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i believe. >> yeah. and 60 of those are capped. >> the rest are large and small breed the shelter uses donations and grant money to take in stray cats and dogs and provide free vaccines as well as spay and neuter services. they also rescue dogs from kill shelters. >> over

by the way, police escort through the streets of d.c. the highwaysh-level chinese dignitaries and diplomats. well, they are dignitaries. two 3-year-olds described as teenagers. we have bao li, rather rambunctious. then qing bao, more demure, we're told. this is the possibility of a new page of panda detente. may you recall, it was a year ago in which the national zoo and most u.s. zoos had to send back their pandas to china. amid this real increased tension between beijing and the united states. but then the national zoo, which had pandas since 1950 -- make that 1972, was really working to restore that relationship. in may, they announced that, in fact, they had a new relationship with the chinese government. and so today, they have signed and have a ten-year lone agreement in place. the national zoo paying $1 million a year to have the pandas. they bring in a lot of tourists. while it is free to go to the national zoo, all those tourists buy a lot of murch. a lot of stuffed pandas special cokes and panda cups. all of that stuff raises a lot of money

we have sheriff's departments around the state police and then all the state agencies, national guard, state guard, highway patrol, fish and wildlife. you name it. they were all on target because that mission has been completed. i have sent rescue operations and rescue assets to western north carolina to help with that. it's a very dicey situation there. we want to be able to get people to safety. we appointed distribution that are in impacted areas. we do have sites in dixie county, taylor county, surrounding counties. fortunately, we've been able to collapse some of those pods in areas like leon, where the demand wasn't high. and i think you're going to see more of those pods retrench in the coming days because thankfully, you know, we've got stores open in most parts of the state, just like it was before. so the need for the pods is declined. the places where they're still in need, we're going to do and you have pods will distribute things like food, water and other items. residents may need. you can get up to date location on points of distribution by going to florida disaster talk back slash updates,

highway patrol officers with gas trucks. when they're going to gas stations to fill up, they're sending a police escort with them to try and get those gas tanks out to the gas stations much more quickly. that's the latest from here in orlando. national climate reporter chase cain. thanks. preparing for wildfires with new information coming to the palm of your hand, one of the most downloaded apps is providing critical updates. meteorologist rob mayeda will join us once again to show us how the watch duty app works. also, they are considered pioneers in artificial intelligence and now they are being recognized for their work. the men just awarded the nobel prize in physics. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? a lot of you have already voted, but if you haven't yet, you still have some time to vote for one of these stories. you see, right here. beer, wash, jeans, airline apologizes after airing an s.f.w. movie or u.s. house to honor miracle on ice team. he's been following for quite some time now. regarding tiny homes that never really materialized. kr

highway to laredo. he had just gotten a call from the police there. geovany's wife wanted to talk. got pregnant really young. keith morrison: still in high school? veronica rivera: yeah. keith morrison: she tried to resist him, she said. wasn't attracted that way. but he was so insistent. and once she was pregnant-- our family would insist that we get married. and i listen to everyone except my own feelings. keith morrison: and once they were married, she said he demanded sex whenever he wanted it. whenever he, like, touched me, i would feel sick, and i would tell him to stop. there were times when he would get angry or frustrated. and then he would force himself on me. keith morrison: and right beside sleeping children in their one small bedroom-- he would duct tape me, duct tape my mouth, duct tape, you know, my-- my wrists to the leg of a chair and-- just to keep me quiet. i was very afraid. and again, i was young. keith morrison: much too afraid to tell. and while detectives searched for more clues in amber's death-- keith morrison: then one day in late january 2007 as she watc

police. less than an hour later on, a nearby highway., during ruth's detention hearing, his attorneys addressed a letter ruth left in a box to an unnamed associate. according to court filings, ruth urged others to, quote, finish the job of trying to kill trump if he failed and offered $150,000 to anyone who is successful during the hearing. ruth's attorney said the other parts of the letter their client sent indicated he'd always planned to fail in the attempt, downplaying ruth's actions as an attempt at publicity. >> you know, it's not a great defense, but when you don't have much, that's what you do. >> meantime, the house judiciary committee is investigating the justice department for releasing ruth's manifesto, warning the move could inspire potential copycat offenders. >> it was irresponsible for doj to do that. that should never have happened. >> ruth's attorneys are also requesting a jury trial. if convicted, ruth could face a maximum sentence of life in prison. in west palm beach, i'm dana marie mcnicol, fox news. >> there's one

elsewhere in the north bay and santa rosa police arrested a man accused of starting this grass fire earlier this week on the side of corby avenue right there along highway 101 fairly small crews were able to get it out quick enough that it just stayed at the small size. witnesses told police, though they say they saw a man start this fire and then run off to a parking lot of a nearby car dealership. so police went over their search. the area found the man hiding. they've now booked him into jail. >> in the east bay, 6 people have been arrested for shoplifting in else or edo. and these are some of the genes, the stolen merchandise that was confiscated. multiple thefts happened over the span of several hours at various stores in the el cerrito plaza shopping center, marshall's ra cbs, lucky and foot locker all hit the stolen items were eventually returned. the city of oakland has a new inspector general and here van maloof is going to be responsible for monitoring and auditing the police department's operations to ensure they comply with the law and comply with their own polices. maloof served for 20 years as a federal inspector and recently worked as dep

no word on if police made any arrests along with it. >> a big rig catches fire on highway 24 in orinda fire had to be was had eastbound traffic crawling for hours earlier today. while crews are working to put it out all lanes have since reopened. no one was hurt. unclear how that fire started. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast now taking a live look at san francisco international airport. hot one today. looks like maybe hot weather is still out there this evening. i feel like anyone who may be traveled into the bay area this week, kind of looking for some california. cool. yeah, you could. you see that unifies the death. yeah. very nice to get out of the water. that's for sure. but if you couldn't get their boy really hot. >> around the bay area today, we're going to see heat up again for tomorrow. then we're gonna see some change. i think even late in the day tomorrow. >> we'll begin to see some changes, least along the coastline out there tonight. you've got clear skies all the way to the coast. we've got that offshore wind that has started to kick in the good ne

highway 101. the condition of the suspect is not known tonight. the suspect tried to make a run for it, but policeere able to get into custody. >>> there is increasing concern as 2 more people are diagnosed with bird flu. >> max spoke with an infectious disease expert with good news and bad news. >> bird flu crossed over to mammals and is sweeping through dairy herds in the central valley and now the california department of public health and the cdc are investigating what may be the third human infection in the state. dr. peter hong is infectious disease expert to ucsf. >> it is very lelorisk still to the general public. the bad side is every time there is a transmission event, that's a chance for it to evolve and the reason we're worried about bird flu, is citizens haven't seen a lot of it and the antibodies are not equipped to deal with it. >> deh said one suspected bird flew or h5n1 cases are all having contact with infected dairy cattle. as of last week in september, the department of food and agriculture said bird flu infected 34 herds in the central valley. larry hayworth is a third generat

enforcement says the road rage driver took off and caused two more accidents on highway one, 16 and 101 before the policed arrested him. >> the california senate was called into a special session to consider legislation that would set new fuel storage requirements for oil refineries. a senate special committee approved the legislation that seeks to prevent future price spikes at the gas pump. under the proposal, the california energy commission would have the power to set minimum fuel storage requirements and standards for refiners in the event of unplanned maintenance or some sort of outage. refiners say consumers will be paying higher prices at the pump because they'll need to charge more to offset the cost of building those storage and storage units and maintaining them. >> our time now. 547. the race for mayor of san francisco is escalating, and there are new calls for an investigation into one of the candidates, mark farrell. three former city mayors, including willie brown, signed their names to a letter that was sent to attorney general rob bonta and district attorney brooke jenkins. they're accus

the highway patrol in fresno county says the police stopped a car on interstate five.yl valued at a half million dollars. that driver was arrested and faces several charges. well, health officials are warning about whooping cough at an east bay high school. families at bishop o'dowd high school in oakland were notified about several cases of whooping cough on the campus. the first cases were reported week of september 30th. whooping cough starts out like a cold, with congestion and a cough that gets worse. if you have those symptoms, you should be checked out by a doctor. a washington state woman forced to call for help after an invasion of raccoons. look at your screen. the kitsap county sheriff says the woman has been feeding raccoons for decades, but she told deputies they started invading the area around her home weeks ago. she says she was forced to escape to her car and call for help, as they just kept demanding food. now the state's department of fish and wildlife are looking for a solution, as sheriff's deputies say they blame the woman because she's been feedi

highway between tel aviv and herzliya, one and a half kilometers from the military airfield. in gederi, a missile hit a school building, fortunately empty, the telnov airbase is very close. call the police. and here, as reported, the shelling of the nevatim airbase. half an hour away is the town of dimonos. the largest nuclear facility in the entire middle east is also located in the atomic research center . the affected area. the us called the ongoing significant escalation. joe biden and kamala harres watched the shelling of the jewish state from the situation room in the white house. the pentagon helped the israel defense forces repel attacks on statements from washington that the attack did not achieve its goals. reuters reported that iran warned america in advance of the attack on israel and although the us officially. the regime that has escaped the control of the us and europe wants to do something against our sovereignty, an operation several times stronger than today will follow. israel promises to respond to iran, but in the meantime continues to strike hezbollah positions in lebanon, as well as areas near the syrian-iraqi border where supporters of the slain nasrol are active

police arrested a man accused of starting a grass fire in santa rosa. fire crews put the fire out on corby avenue near highway 101 earlier this week before it got to an acre. witnesses told officers a man started the fire then ran into nearby car lot. the man he's been booked into jail, accused of arson and accused of having drugs if you've ever lived in california the past 7 years, you could be entitled to a payout. >> from a 27 million dollar lawsuit, it's a settlement against media giant thompson, reuters in connection to it clear platform not to be confused with the similarly named airport security system clears an online investigative software platform used by government and law enforcement agencies. according to the complaint, reuters used clear to make money by collecting photos, identifying information and personal data of consumers without their consent. also alleging the company then sold that information to corporations, law enforcement and government agencies. reuters has denied all wrongdoing but did agree to the settlement. there's a link to submit a claim on our website at kron 4 dot com. onlin

highway exit. we did reach out to target for a comment along with the police department hill and gilroy for more details. we have not heard back from either as of yet. back out here live as we get more details. we'll continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest turned over and michael thomas will send it back to to live in san francisco. all right. >> thank you, michael. 72 is the time right now in the south bay, the san jose city council takes another important step towards creating safer roadways. they just approved the installation of some speed camera. yeah. so crawford's will trend live for us in san jose with more on this will. well, that basically means they cut the red tape and they are giving the green light on those speeding cameras, which will actually be installed sometime early spring, about 6 weeks ahead of schedule. >> police officers, they can still give you a speeding ticket, but it won't be their primary duty. instead, it will be 33 cameras installed throughout the city. that will be their only focus is you the driver. and here's how it works. if you're going 16 to 25 miles per h

instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actually hit him again. so he actually hit our our victim twice. >> the chief says the suspect took off yet again, but was arrested by one of his officers and chp after yet another crash on highway 101 on monday. that suspect, 20 year old diego alexis diaz hernandez, was charged by the sonoma county da's office with murder, assault with a deadly weapon, reckless driving and hit and run. now, friends and family of the victim were too shaken to comment. today. the suspect is being held at sonoma county jail. live in rohnert park. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you so much, henry, for that report. a major update on the contentious sale of the oakland coliseum complex to private developers, who envision it becoming the mission bay of the east bay. a key question remains when is a deal a deal, especially when one side appears to be in an internal war with its own side? ktvu tom baker tells us why t

sheriff, police here in manatee, sarasota, pinellas, pascoe, all the way through the big bend and then our state ass state guard, national guard. fish and wildlife, all the different, highway patrol, everything that we have came in to bear and there were thousand of rescue missions that were successfully completed. that wa. a place like taylor county, which was ground zero, 15-plus feet of storm surge. they had stereo fatalities for a surge that was monumental. so hats off to everybody involved with that but because there wasn't a demand for rescue operations pretty shortly after the storm we quickly realized that there was a demand for ongoing rescue missions in nort so we launched operation blue r. we have state guard, we have national guard, we have fish and wild live -- wildlife, they are on the ground. we have a way for people to sign up, just like we did when we rescued people out of israel and haiti. you can sign up and we potentially can bring a chinook helicopter or a smaller bird to get you out. i don't think you'll be able to get very many people out in car right now. a lot of roads have destroyed in that part of the state of north carolina. some people may want

highways jammed with vehicles, trying to get out of the path of the hurricane. >> if you choose not to evacuate, you do so at your own risk. >> david: police warning residents, time is running out. more than 1,300 gas stations across the state running out of fuel. the potentially historic storm surge, up to 15 feet set to hit the tampa bay area. ginger zee live in florida with the new timing of this hurricane, when it's now set to hit. >>> also tonight, former president trump targeting fema again today, and tonight, after false claims, and with millions trying to recover, vice president kamala harris blasting the former president for spreading dangerous misinformation. what she said today. >>> the breaking news at this hour. the justice department just moments ago saying they have thwarted an alleged terror plot what they just revealed. >>> tonight, the journalist and author bob woodward and his new book reporting that when the pandemic was raging in this country, then president donald trump secretly sent rare covid test machines to vladimir putin for putin's personal use. and woodward says trump and putin have talked up to a hatch dozen t

instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actually hit him again, so he actually hit our our victim twice. >> the chief says the suspect took off yet again, but was arrested by one of his officers and chp after yet another crash on highway 101 on monday. that suspect, 20 year old diego alexis diaz hernandez, was charged by the sonoma county da's office with murder, assault with a deadly weapon, reckless driving and hit and run. investigators will look into the suspect's driving history as they build a case against him near santa rosa. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> jury selection is scheduled to begin tomorrow in the trial of nima momeni. the tech consultant charged in the stabbing death of cashapp founder bob lee. this afternoon in court, prosecutors and defense attorneys debated on how this trial would proceed and who would be allowed inside the courtroom. prosecutors say nima momeni bleed to death during an argument in april of last year

they believe it was all marijuana and it happened after police pulled over to help the woman who was having car issues off highway one. 28 and marina boulevard earlier this week the woman was booked into jail on several charges. a driver in the south bay attempting to roll through the carpool lane with a ghostly passenger. take a look at this spooky sight. chp in san jose stopped a person with halloween decorations buckled up in the passenger seats. officers want to remind people you can be in hollywood. halle mean spirits but a plastic skeletons. us not counts as a plus one on the road. >> and after the break, trump and harris hit the campaign trail harder than ever than one month to go until the presidential election. stay here. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day

highway. 20-year-old terryon thomas who has millions of followers on tiktok was charged with second-degree murder. authorities say the body of 69-year-old nicholas abraham was discovered sunday. policerested thomas on tuesday after baton rouge police said he fled from them in abraham's car. there's no word on a possible motive. >>> and the "associated press" says florida -- former colorado county clerk tina peters was sentenced to nine years behind bars in a voting data scheme. a jury found peters guilty of allowing a man to misuse a security card to access the mesa county election system and for being deceptive about the person's identity. the man was affiliated with my pillow chief executive mike lindell who promoted false claims that voting machines were manipulated to steal the 2020 presidential election from donald trump. >>> up next, new evidence. how the life sentences and the fate of erik and lyle menendez could change more than 35 years after they murdered their parents. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf b