in the lush resort near honolulu. but they would be wrong. this journey has more to do with a personal hell than any paradise. that and a long ago promise to their mother. >> could you have believed that you would be sitting here in this hotel room, talking about this subject, in the year 2014? >> no. it's pretty crazy. i could have never seen this coming. >> perhaps it is, pretty crazy. but there is apparently no stopping them, these tenacious sisters, tammy cocard and tiffany young. >> there is no halfway when it comes to -- to a promise. it's either all or nothing. >> bizarre story? oh yes, it is. at the center of it is a woman named shirlene van gundy. a beauty queen once, back in colorado. a girl who loved to dance and wear high heels. she was popular and unpredictable and kind of exciting. long before she became the effervescent mother of tammy and tiffany. >> my mother was an incredibly beautiful beautiful soul. she taught both my sister and i that there was nothing that we -- we couldn't do. >> hi. i love you. >> my earliest memories

it is now scheduled to land in honolulu at 11:30pm, nearly 5 hours behind schedule. >> well, look atr forecast going on for this evening. not too bad. we're fairly clear. we'll have some high cloudiness, however, start to build overnight and to greet you by tomorrow morning. it's going to thicken up a little bit here and give you a thigh and always going to be mostly cloudy. know what should thin out very nicely as we get to the afternoon hours. so here it is in graphic form waking up to considerable clouds, temperatures mostly in the upper 50's by noon, mostly cloudy a variable cloudy as we start to work on that thinning middle to upper 60's. hang in there and then we'll see some 70's breakout in the mid afternoon the complete forecast. coming up in a granted the key. >> all right, the anti defamation league says it instances of anti-semitism. up 400% nationwide since the israeli hamas conflict began. and now some oakland parents are calling out the oakland teachers union for adding to the problem with statements that the union. they're called anti sign that anti semitic by some of

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work with a residential zoning so that any experimentation would be applicable to a household in honolulu, in the larger, more metropolitan or suburban areas of the state. we're looking at trying to positively impact single-family dwellings around food security and food preparedness in an emergency situation for either a man-made or a natural disaster. (soft music) when you look out over the central plain, the northern central plain of the island, these plains were once covered with food forests and forest with timber trees as high as 100 feet. these uplands were turned over to some englishmen who brought in scottish cattlemen. they simply brought degradation to these lands, and they called this success. (drizzling) (chattering) (raining) (faucet running) - basically, we're trying to revive many of the practices of old and getting people to realize that... not everything is instantaneous like going to the supermarket and getting your food. it takes time. right now we have a group harvesting kalo, which is taro. food forestry for me would be integrating different crops in... family propert

he signed up for the honolulu marathon this december, and next year hopes to fulfill a lifelong dream of climbing mount fuji. >> many people say, i want to do this someday. and if you say "someday," someday is always in the future. you're never going to do it. so decide when you want to do it. then you can plan. and so my message is don't say someday and start doing it. >> reporter: but this isn't all just for himself. jun has a son who, like he did, must live with the possibility of ataxia. jun wants to use his adventures to raise money for a cure so his son won't ever have to face what his father did. but even if he does, his son will see an example of how to make the most of whatever life throws at you. i mentioned that jun is trying to raise money through all this because he wants money research for a cure. so he set up a gofundme and i sent a link to it on my facebook. he is so beloved in that community where he's a librarian. within a day he reached that goal. >> such an inspiring story because you get that diagnosis, and you know what's coming, and just to be able to overcome t

temperatures near freezing 80s across the southeast east, 88 in honolulu >> coming up, the security scare at a famous ferris wheel, but first, dramatic video, a shootout unfolding at the car dealership. >> how it ended. >> and later, new heights for the powerball lottery baby. just watch. >> starting this morning on good morning america, a security scare at a california landmark. >> police say this man climbed onto the ferris wheel on the santa monica pier, claiming to have an explosive device. the pier was evacuated, but no device was found. the man was taken to the hospital for an evaluation. then. >> now to texas and the terror fighting shootout caught on camera at a honda dealership. here's abc's derek dennis. released video shows the police takedown of a workplace shooter in arlington, texas. >> right. >> 25 year old amos al-mutairi seen armed with a rifle last month in the parking lot of this honda dealership where he had recently been fired, shooting at the lobby filled with customers and employees. when a rock lighted. >> guys, we need to take a shot at talking today. respond offi

place in the top 5, including san diego, which was the most expensive, followed by los angeles, honolulumi, the 5th most expensive with santa barbara and san francisco is now the 6th most expensive in the country. happy halloweekend to celebrate thrive. city is hosting through iin today. residents and families came together chase center for some treats pumpkin patch live entertainment. >> a costume contest in a showing disney's elemental. and here's what a couple of the kids had to say. >> which excited for for halloween. yes. really to bring out my favorite part of >> dressing >> up in candy, good answers. well, the kids, of course, they're having a great time. even had slime making as well. the event ran from one this afternoon, one this afternoon to 6 o'clock this evening. but with halloween just a few days away, you want to make sure the of the best pumpkin this spooky season. and we've got some of the top places to get them. 3 of those locations are here in the bay area there among the most popular pumpkin patches and corn maze is in the whole state. the most farm in happen. bay cam

in the united states to be the last time apec was held in the united states was back in 2011, in honolulu, in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> thank you, suzanne. president biden plans to address the nation tomorrow night after his whirlwind visit to israel today. mr. biden and tel aviv pledged support to israel during meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and top officials. the president convinced the israelis to allow food, water and supplies into gaza from egypt and also announced $100 million in humanity aid. he addressed the deadly blast at a gaza hospital expressing condolences to families of those killed, adding it appears to have been caused by a rocket misfired by militants. the attack has prompted protests outside us and israeli embassies in the arab and muslim world. >> a tragic end to the search for an israeli mother of two with family members in the us. we've learned that sharon shmunis harel was killed during an attack by hamas at the music festival she was attending. she was celebrating her 40th birthday. i spoke with her brother in law last night wh

i mentioned at the beginning of the hearing on my way out to the room we were in honolulu on the wayack the united states army gave us a briefing of the recovery. these people are heroes. they step back from national security mission to focus on the recovery of their neighbors in maui. these are very difficult assignments under very difficult conditions. let's not throw a wrench into the recovery for the people in maui. let's not aggravate in a pile on their paying for this can be avoided and i encourage all to take that to heart and put people over politics right now people look too washington and o really think about the people all across. america correct thik certainlywelcome the democrat ve can get republican-led measures ato keep the government open. next mr. chairman? ask her to bring this to a conclusion. i g would ask nose consent to insert in the record document's acquittal in without objection that we the order. >> mr. chairman i'm not asking a question, i like a comment. >> i know i made a very brief comment. >> i will be brief progress we've got a very long although heart

svitlana prystynska for voa, from honolulu, hawaii. and that 's it, thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian. see you tomorrow, all the best, pas-. we are looking for 12-year-old sviatoslav volchasty from genichevsky district, kherson region. this territory was occupied almost in the first.

svitlana prystinska for voa, from honolulu, hawaii. and that's the end of it. thank you for watching voice of america, ukrainian. thank you, see you tomorrow, all the best, papa, we are looking for 12-year-old svyatoslav volchasty from the genichevsky district of the kherson region. this territory was occupied almost in days of a full-scale invasion, but communication with svyatoslav was cut off in february 23rd, and in fact, nothing is known about the fate of the child for more than six months. i really hope that thanks to your concern, the boy will be found. look at the photo and remember his face. sviatoslav looks about 12 years old, he is of medium build and has blond hair. if suddenly someone has seen svyatoslav volchasty or knows something about him , it is possible. location, do not delay and dial from any mobile operator short number of the magnolia children's search service 4:30 p.m., calls are free, if you suddenly cannot call, write to the children's search service hotline in telegram. this is just one story of a missing child. in total, since the be

in chicago, if he appropriated anything, he probably did chicago as his hometown as opposed to honolulu as on hometown. so i guess i would think of it that way. i mean, that's what he appropriated. and you will actually see that story. just to give you a little preview of the obama, you know, presidential center. that is how the story reads. is that his place. while there's a story of his personal history, the power of place that we will show is the power of chicago and how that shaped him. and he he has talked about this and written about this, that it was that organizing experience on the streets of chicago and those neighborhoods, the election of harold washington as the first black mayor, which was transformative for so many of us, myself included, actually in our political activism and our connection. and i then think it was, you know, his becoming part of this extended family in a lot of robinson's in chicago that extended black family with, as you say, you know, the quintessence you know, you know, great migration, you know, a african-american family's. that's what he became a pa

khon in hand honolulu and west d most of the area could be reopened last month and damaged by deadlyres in last august. a live look at salt lake city in salt lake and one of the big stories tonight and a massive golden spike honoring the thousands of workers that build the transcontinental railroad arrived at the new home in utah. 43-foot monument rolled into salt lake on a flat bed truck and will remain on view for the public at utah state capitol. tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report. we'll be right back. ♪ dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way. tic # # ♪fun music♪ mom, can i help? camping was fun, but it looks we brought the woods back with us. if you have kids, then you really need weathertech. it's the ultimate way to kid proof your vehicle. from laser-measured floorliners for the front and rear... to cargoliner... seat protector... and seat back protectors... we've got you covered. your turn. [laughter] find these american made products at weathertech.com. >> bret: welshing the world is focused on battlefields in ukraine and

i mentioned beginning of the hearing on my way out, we were in honolulu on the way back.united states army gave a briefing of their recovery and these people are heroes. they said back from the national security should to focus on recovery of their neighbors in maui. these are difficult assignments with difficult conditions so let's not throw a wrench into the recovery. let's not aggravate and pile on the pain. this can be avoided and i encourage you all to take that to heart and put people over politics because right now people look at washington and see a political mess and it is time to think about the people across america. >> i think the gentle lady for comments. i welcome the democrats vote all we can get on republican led measures to keep the government open. we need to bring this to a conclusion but i asked unanimous consent to insert documents on the documents list and that will be the order. >> i just want to make a comment if that's all right. >> but i made a brief comment and then got a long felt response and i don't know this is the time we should be debating

i mean, the 23 year-old already made headlines in 2017 when she gave birth at a busy beach in honoluluocky is mom to 14 pups. so congrats to her way to go. as i mean, you want to talk about happy, healthy, whole. >> wow. living a fulfilling life. love it. well, here's familiar name for us here at kron 4, our photo journalists, rudy garcia, was invited to live a middle school in san jose this morning for their careered. a really got to speak to students about shooting and editing video for news and sports. the annual event gives students. opportunities to listen and engage with about 20 speakers from various career fields. i was just so impressed with all of our speakers such a great message is for our kids. and i hope that our kids take away hard work and can really get them to achieve any goal because they may feel like they have a lot of limits on the maybe their parents didn't go to college. maybe they've never seen anyone in their family do it. but with them putting in the hard work they can really achieve. >> anything. >> as for ruiz session, many of the students asked about the b

he signed up for the honolulu marathon this december and next year hopes to fulfill a lifelong dream of climbing mt. fuji. >> many people say i wish i can do this some day. if you say some day, that's in the future and you won't do it. decide when you're going to do it. then you can plan. don't say some day. start doing it. >> reporter: this isn't all just for himself. jun has a son who, like he did, must live with the possibility of ataxia. jun wants to use his adventures to raise money for a cure so his son won't ever have to face what his father did. even if he does, his son will see an example of how to make the most of >>> good morning. a live look outside over san jose as the glow of the golden sun is rising over the valley on a very chilly morning. thank you so much for starting it with us. hopefully you're warm and cozy at home. i'm kira clapper. meteorologist vianey arana is in for cinthia pimentel. she has more on the high winds and fire danger. >> especially critical overnight into early sunday morning. let's go through the headlines. right now the morning the frost adviso

i was in honolulu on august 8th at indo pacific plan, with bipartisan group headed to the pacific rimand it was extraordinarily windy and everyone was commenting on it and they didn't have an understanding you get of the extent of the devastation in lahaina yet but officials had been warning about the likelihood of high winds and wildfire risks for a couple days, the information we have is on august 6th the national longworth house office building service warned of fire conditions due to severe drought and strong winds, on august 7th the national longworth house office building service you should a red flag warning indicating severe fire risk so you said you were aware of these warnings from the national longworth house office building service, correct? >> correct. >> i wanted, the protocol, what exactly were the protocols on the books that ensured when you received these warnings that action was going to be taken immediately? >> the protocols on the books, for many years was to disable the automatic setting on our system that automatically closes the circuit if there's a fault meanin

dozens gathered at the state capitol in honolulu tuesday to try to deliver a petition to the governor. community organizers brought the box to the governor's door, but his staff said he was not there to accept the petition. representatives from west maui and the lahaina strong activist group were there and said it is too soon for tourism. majority of the people, if they want to go back to work, it's because they have that fear and uncertainty ante about moving forward. if there was financial relief, they could be out serving their own community instead of serving tourists. it's just baffling to me. we didn't even get a chance to speak for ourselves, you know, the decisions that are being made for this october 8th reopening will ultimately affect us. so shouldn't we be consulted with now? now, so far, 14,000 people have signed that petition . an all right, pam, time is now 441. we're getting you ready for this thursday. ready for the heat that steve says is on the way. it is indeed. it started yesterday and it will continue today. so you knew it was overdue because september was so coo

ahon in honolulu, our affiliate there as a class action lawsuit against the navy over contamination ofe facility grows to more than 7,000 plaintiffs. the navy has admitted facing responsibility for the spill but families are not satisfied. the first trial will be held in march. and this is a live look inside globe life field in arlington, texas. yes, it is that time of the year. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 4, the world series begins tonight in arlington as the texas rangers host the arizona ghimed backs diamond backs. game one fox network tonight that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ put me in coach ♪ i'm ready to play today ♪ put me in, coach ♪ i'm ready to play today ♪ look at me ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a

khon in honolulu as maui police show " 60 minutes of body camera video the day fire through lahaina townrom a coffee shop and taking a severely burned man to a hospital. wfxt in boston as a new rule begins tomorrow giving police authority to dismantle a homeless tent city that has been used to shield drug use and other crimes. the corner known as methadone mile has for years been occupied by tents and tarp covers and also occupied by people struggling with substance addiction. and this is a live look at minneapolis from fox 9. our affiliate there. one of the big stories there tonight the first snow of the season arrives in the twin cities just in time for halloween. this made for slippery conditions on the roads and steps going up to get candy but no serious injuries reported. 1.7 inches fell today, making this the second snowiest halloween on record for the twin cities: that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ in the dead of night ♪ this is halloween ♪ everybody make a scene ♪ that's why they choose t-mobile for business. las vegas

california cities placed in the top 5 san diego was named as the most expensive followed by l a honolulund miami 5th, most expensive with santa barbara and and dropping down there with san francisco. now, the 6th most expensive in the country. let's take a live look outside. you can see mount tam gorgeous out there. sun's coming up, beautiful. but still that alert out there high day. >> theresa, good morning and good morning, everybody. yeah, that's a red flag warning. still with us, look at the coverage area. it's just about everywhere except a little bit of chunk land around the bay which covers the peninsula a little bit. the east bay shoreline. but it's fair to say basically everybody we're looking at the same scenario with those dry offshore winds and the dry part that's actually going to remain after all of this is said and done. we were tired. this at 5 o'clock today. it's still going to be a dry atmosphere in which to deal with all show you that in just a bit right now. first things first, our temperatures i mentioned this earlier with dry air and clear skies with that in the rec

he signed up for the honolulu marathon this december, and next year hopes to fulfill a lifelong dreamlimb mount fuji. >> many people say, i want to do this someday. and someday is always in the future. just go and do it. and so my message is, don't wait till sunday. just do it. >> reporter: this is an all for himself. he has a son, who like he did, must live with the possibility of ataxia. he wants to use his adventures to raise money for a cure so his son won't ever have to face what his father did. but even if he does, his son will have an example of how to make the most of whatever life throws at you. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> the monarch butterflies have returned to the coast after years of population decline. they travel to the pacific grove monarch sanctuary, and these guys have been coming here at least once a year for the past 15 years take photos. the monarch populations have declined over the years, but over 3000 been covered this year by the pacific grove national history museum, a dramatic change after record lows in 2020, when the count was 0. >> it was dwindl

dozens of people gathered at the state capitol in honolulu on tuesday trying to deliver a petition tovernor. community organizers took the box to the governor's door, but his staff said he was not there to accept their petition. representatives from west maui and lahaina strong activist group, they were there and said it is too early for tourism. majority of the people, if they want to go back to work, it's because they have that fear and uncertainty about moving forward. if there was financial relief, they could be out serving their own community instead of serving tourists. it's just baffling to me. we didn't even get a chance to speak for ourselves. you know, the decisions that are being made for this october eighth reopening will ultimately affect us. so shouldn't we be consulted with and so far, 14,000 people have signed the petition. they realize halfway home and we are ours away from a memorial service for the late senator dianne feinstein is expected to bring everyone from the vice president to senator feinstein's family and friends. the major changes being made to the event.

the last time apec was held in the united states was back in 2011, in honolulu, in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> suzanne, thanks so much. new at six oakland mayor sheng tao is launching a new effort to disrupt human trafficking. mayor tao launched a human trafficking advisory council today. it's made up of police survivor advocacy groups and community based organizations. they'll gather regularly to map out the best strategies for prevention, intervention and enforcement. >> it is going to be community led. it is going to be survivor led because we know how important it is that we get this right. he'll bring is a lot of what this process is about and what we will be helping as we move forward. we will be investing resources into the healing process. >> those resources include counseling, job training and placement and transitional housing. the council is a new part of the mayor's safety plan for oakland. >> the state department of justice is teaming up with a federal task force to stop fentanyl trafficking at the california mexico border. attorney general rob bonta made t

well, united airlines flight heading the hollow honolulu from sfo ended up coming right back a foe because of a woman going into labor. can you imagine that? so this is a recording of a flight pass for you a 15, 0, 9, took off from the airport around 4.15, yesterday afternoon. you could see. right back around 2 hours into the flight. oh, my goodness. airlines as first responders met airplane at the gate. we don't know the condition of the woman with a baby. hope they're healthy. the plane took off from sfo just before 10:00pm. coming of the problem morning news, the white house is concerned now rising anti-semitic incidents. >> happening on college campuses will explain what they're doing now. try help ease tensions as the war between israel and hamas continues. we >> well, this morning, palo alto city officials are celebrating the start of construction on a new housing shelter. these are photos of the interim housing project located on san antonio road right near the a lot lands. the shelter offer 88 units for unhoused residents in the city to help them transition into more stable housing

. >> united airlines flight that took off from sfo and was headed to honolulu had to turn around because a woman was going into labor on the plane. take a look at the flight so as flight 15, 0, 9, and took off from sfo at 4.15, in the afternoon. there goes, there goes and then. >> 2 hours into the flight. >> it turns around. and first responders met the airplane at the gate to help that mother who was giving birth and then the plane took off again from sfo this time around 10:00pm. >> well, caltrain's getting closer to closing portions of southbound 6 ad unpleasant pleasanton. it actually starts friday. they say they're going to be replacing pavement of lanes that have deteriorated. the closure will be between 5.86, ad that connector and highway. 24, it's going to begin friday night at 9 and it won't end until monday morning at 4. caltrans says the net northbound lanes of 6 said he will remain open and will not be affected by that closure. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news residents want answers as to why oakland police shut down a new program to combat auto burglaries. >> and after

. >> airlines flight that took off from sfo and was headed to honolulu and it up turning around and coming back to sfo because a woman was going into labor on the flight. here's the flight pass for flight 15. 0, 9, it took off at 4.15 in the afternoon yesterday and then watch this and you'll see it turn 2 hours into the flight. first responders met the plane at the gate so they could take care of the woman and baby. we don't know how it all turned out, i i hope well, we think well, and then everybody got back on a plane left sfo around 10:00pm and headed to hawaii. >> eastbound lanes all over the dumbarton bridge. eastbound closed overnight this week. the whole week as we told you here. >> the kron 4 morning news because caltrans is doing some repaving work. and that started last night. it's going to last until friday. each night. these closures are going to be in effect. they started 7 and they last all through the night until 5 in the morning when they reopen the goal of the repaving. caltrans wants to enhance safety and give motorists a smoother ride on the dumbo. the westbound lanes wi

it's 609 a united airlines flight headed to honolulu from sfo ended up coming back to sfo. >> because a woman was going into labor on the plane. this is a look at the flight pass for united airlines flight 15. 0, 9, it took off at 4.15, yesterday afternoon. and then you can see it returning about 2 hours into the flight. the airline says first responders met the plane at the gate. we don't know the condition of the 100 baby, but the plane then took off from sfo just before 10:00pm. >> well, if you're heading up to the sierra anytime soon, caltrans will be closing several lanes and ramps along interstate 84 emergency repairs. so you have to keep this in mind. the work is going to impact east and westbound traffic between all to and the california nevada border. this will be through september saturday, november 4th, caltrans plans to monitor traffic to ensure delays in the area are at least under 2 hours. so expecting at least a 2 hour delay on well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news residents want answers to why open police shut down their new program to combat auto burglaries. a

. >> 24 and a united airlines flight from sfo to honolulu. didn't quite get there the way as planned ahead to turn around and go back to sfo. cause a woman was going into labor on the plane. take a look at the flight pass for you a 15 0, 9, takes off from sfo around 4.15, and there goes, oh, wow, it's almost there. no 2 hours in. they turned around go back to sfo. first responders met the airplane at the gate so they can help that woman. have her baby and then the plane took off again when it eventually wonder why it took off at 10, 10 o'clock. and i was and you know how so many names i know a lot of people are not a lot but couple people name their kid jet. when the beef jet. yeah, sure. air gate air, and i don't think they made it to hawaii after the birth thing she needed probably rest of i would gymnastics icon mary lou retton is recovering with her family. she is battling a rare form of pneumonia. she was in the hospital earlier this month, but now she's home the olympic champion made her first public statement about this since being tre

but not this one featured in the honolulu civil beat virtually unscathed. some called it a miracle, but researchers at ibhs point to two factors that likely saved the structure. a commercial grade steel roof and riverside stones surrounding the home. the homeowners telling the civil beat they replace their traditional landscaping with the stones not to protect their home from fire, but from water and termite damage. little do they know that one of the key tactics that teaches is creating a minimum of a five foot fire resistant buffer zone around your home using hardscape and noncombustible fencing. >> think of it like your moat. you are keeping wildfire and embers away from your structure . >> this time lapse video shows a fire ignited along a fence between two structures. watch as the fire never reaches the home on the right because it can't pass through that metal fence. the wooden fence on the left, however, acts like a wick of a candle, bringing the fire directly to the house and now they've built a home just for us. you can see there are two distinct s

. >> headed from sfo to honolulu and it up turning around because a woman was going into labor on board. and here's the flypast you a 15. 0, 9. so takes off from sfo. this was around 4.15, yesterday. and then you see it making good it's almost there. what 2 hours into the flight know. >> turns around. >> and the airline told first responders to meet them when they get to the gate and they help the woman and the baby. we hope that was successful and then they took off again hawaii again for over 10:00pm when think if it was a fast to a birth, you think she got back on the plane and they have room for one more note that know had to go to the hospital and taking the names for the mind is complete little flight sfo cute 9.10, right now, employees in hayward who are minimum wage are going to see increase in january. the city just made the announcement that workers across all businesses and industries are going to get a raise. employers with large businesses get a total of 16, 90 an hour, which is more $0.50. that's above the current minimum. small employers are going to have to pay 16, 50 an

dozens, though, gathered at the state capitol in honolulu yesterday to try to deliver a petition to thety organizers brought the box to the governor's door, but his staff said he wasn't there to accept the petition. representatives from west maui and the lahaina strong activist group were there and said it's too soon for tourism. majority of the people , if they want to go back to work, it's because they have that fear and uncertainty about moving forward. if there was financial relief, they could be out serving their own community instead of serving tourists. it's just baffling to me. we didn't even get a chance to speak for ourselves. you know, the decisions that are being made for this october 8th reopening will ultimately affect us. so shouldn't we be consulted with? so far, 14,000 people have signed the petition. well, you may have heard it, an emergency alert on your phone this morning along with a message flashing across your screen as ktvu tom vacar reports, the alert is all part of a nationwide government test of the emergency alert system. an uncle sam said wednesday morning's

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darryl huff from our affiliate in honolulu reports. >> reporter: aided by well-equipped volunteers, ashn sifted at many homes like these, but the health department is now discouraging sifting after tests of ash found higher levels of toxins than expected. >> the arsenic which is the greatest is 140 times higher than the action level. >> reporter: this was likely due to termite-treated wood. lead was twice the safe level and cobalt, 20 times above it. some levels even higher can be expected in lahaina with three schools opening this week. the superintendent reassured families that air is being monitored and there are air filters in every classroom and office. >> so in the event that we do need to uilize them, those filters filter air, and in particular it's within the classrooms. >> reporter: but the reassurances weren't enough for even some elected officials, especially after lauren pang said children should be asked about scratchy throats. >> i would like to ask that of the school children if i don't cross political boundaries. >> i'm not sending my kids back. i'm not going to do it. >

death toll from the maui wildfires went up by one following the death of a victim at a hospital in honolulu. family members say laurie allen died friday after spending more than seven weeks in a hospital burn unit. they say as allen tried to escape the flames in lahaina, she had to run through a burning field. she was rescued by a police officer and firefighter who brought her to a shelter and then to a hospital. allen is among almost 100 people who died from that firestorm on august 8th, nearly 8000 people remain displaced and living in hotels and other accommodations around maui. all right. i hope you had a nice weekend. temperatures did warm up a few degrees today. temperatures tomorrow will be a degree or two warmer. and that is the trend through the whole week. the winds are going to come out of the north. here's the forecast for monday. basically monday and tuesday. but i just wanted to show you this. this is smoke. smoke forecast, right? so if we had smoke in these zones, we'd be getting a lot of smoke. but fortunately, in that circle in areas of northern california, there was over t

deployed to search for the missing girl victim of the wildfire on maui has died at a hospital in honolululy members say lori allen died friday after spending more than seven weeks in the hospital burn unit. they say, as allen tried to escape lahaina, she had to run through a burning field. she was rescued by a police officer and firefighter who brought her to a shelter and then to a hospital. allen is among the nearly 100 people who died as a result of the fire on august 8th. nearly 8000 people remain displaced, living in hotels and other accommodations around maui. caltrans shut down a portion of south 101 in redwood city this weekend for a major work project. the closure started friday night from britten to whipple avenue. the cordelia creek bridge is being replaced. alternate routes this weekend included two 8092 highway 84 and south one and one is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 5:00 for the commute. the northbound lanes will be closed the weekend of october 14th. a deadline is quickly approaching for bay area school districts to apply for $150 million in state funding to help

people and engulfing more than 2000 structures, most of them homes, but not this one featured in the honoluluesearchers at ibis point to two factors that likely saved the structure a commercial grade steel roof and riverstone surrounding the home. the homeowner is telling the civil beat they replace their traditional landscaping with the stones not to protect their home from fire, but from water and termite damage. little do they know that one of the key tactics ibs teaches us is creating a minimum of a five foot fire resistant buffer zone around your home. using hardscapes and noncombustible fencing. >> think of it like your moat you are keeping wildfire and embers away from your structure. >> this time lapse video shows a fire ignited along a fence between two structures. watch as the fire never reaches the home on the right because it can't pass through that metal fence, the wooden fence on the left, however, acts like a wick of a candle bringing the fire directly to the house. and now they've built a home just for us. you can see there are two distinct sides here. one has this wooden mulc

people and engulfing more than 2000 structures, most of them homes, but not this one featured in the honolulu civil beat virtually unscathed. some called it a miracle, but researchers at ibhs point to two factors that likely saved the structure. a commercial grade steel roof and river stones surrounding the home. the home owners telling the civil beat they replaced their traditional landscaping with the stones not to protect their home from fire, but from water and termite damage. little did they know that one of the key tactics vhs teaches is creating a minimum of a five foot fire resistant buffer zone around your home using hardscapes and noncombustible fencing. >> think of it like your moat. you are keeping wild fire and embers away from your structure. >> this time lapse video shows a fire ignited along a fence between two structures. watch as the fire never reaches the home on the right because it can't pass through that metal fence. the wooden fence on the left, however, acts like a wick of a candle, bringing the fire directly to the house and now they've built a home just for us. you c

. >> reporter: texas-based attorney christina baer and a honolulu team represent tuck and over 7,000he u.s. government. the navy admitted operator error that led to the leak after an internal investigation. >> but they knew. >> reporter: but baer claimed the navy knew it was negligent in failing to immediately inform people, exposing more people, more chemicals. she disputes the safety of the water, citing a low but persistent presence of petroleum in the water. but the total hydrocarbons in the water are below limits set by the state and federal regulations. >> they didn't actually clear your house. they didn't properly flush any of those houses. so the reason you're having burns when you're showering is because there is still jet fuel not only in the piepes, but als in your water heaters. >> reporter: baer says 60% of clients supporting illnesses are still experiencing ongoing symptoms they troybt the november 2021 closure. what are your clients looking for? is this about monetary compensation? >> this is about accountability first. they want people to know the truth what happened.

for example, in honolulu you can now live in the office building that houses the federal the bankruptcy court. could relaxing or altering building codes and incentives to encourage office to residential conversions be part of the solution to our affordable housing crisis? >> mig that increases -- anything that increases the effective supply of homes whether it be new homes or existing would help towards a solution. what i'm most familiar with is baltimore where there's been significant move towards conversions from commercial to residential. there is a significant barrier in terms one structural, the other one in legal terms and zoning regulations that prevent these conversions from being done cheaply and quickly. and so i think there's a long way to go for conversions to actually solve the problem, but they would be a step in the right direction. >> to the extent that all these states and counties also have the zoning regulation ares, there may be a way for us to approach supporting these kinds of conversions with health and safety in mind, of course, on a national level. so if you hav

the e headlines in 2017 when she keibert a busy beach in honolulu. in total.now she has been crowned the chunky seal of 2023. halloween just days away. you want to make sure that you have the best pumpkin this spooky season and we have the top places to get them. 3 locations in the bay area were among the most popular pumpkin patches. and corn maze is in california. the farm in half moon bay. we most came in at 3rd half moon bay, art and pumpkin festival came in 5th and the pen aluma pumpkin patch came in 6. they were ranked based off their search popularity on the social media and average general admission fees. i like the petaluma place. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. we continue our live coverage of the red flag warning. >> and its impact. well, new this morning. plus, a father of the team that was tragically killed in an east. but the party last weekend is speaking out. hear what he has to say about his son and one bay area community is honoring victims of domestic violence. more on that coming up on kron. 4 news at 8. lowe's know

ahead, halloween evening it looks like a good one for trick or treaters in san francisco, l.a., honolulugton, d.c. miami beach, chicago could have a mix of rain and snow on halloween, that's not a treat. that's a trick that's what's going on arounund >>> good thursday. i'm cinthia pimentel. we are transitioning to sweater weather around the bay area. we are starting off chilly in our inland valleys. we will keep dry and nice weather ahead for our weekend, gearing up for any halloween parties and looking into halloween week, we stay mostly dry here in the bay area, temperatures in the upper 60s in >> that's your latest we >> that's your latest weather, and now to a beloved and important halloween tradition. over the last 70 years, trick or treat for unicef has raised more than $195 million for kids worldwide, and joining us is the president and ceo of unicef, michael j. nyenhuis. michael, good to see you >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> this year it seems like even more than ever we need trick or treat for unicef. >> we do we have more kids in