for office , while de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> oakland is not a place where you can do [ bleep ] or anywhere else. >> ignacio de la fuente is fired up and fed up. he says oakland doesn't need any new laws it needs to enforce existing laws. >> we have the tools to do better. we care more about the lives and rhetoric than oakland. the sideshows , and homeless encampments. that is why the 72-year-old is coming out of retirement. >> we are in deep deep trouble, i believe this city has gone into a i thwe g to have time digging out. >> on a recent sunday he attended service at first african methodist episcopal church. he told churchgoers his experience is what sets him apart from his younger opponents. >> i came to this city, 51 years ago, with not a penny in my pocket, and not even able to speak the language. an oakland embraced me, from a dishwasher, to machinist, to a leader city council. >> serving on the council for two decades, de la fuente left politics in 2012. >> i told people i'm ready to be an unpopular mayor, because the next mayor is going to be unpopular. >> he admits he is not a pc type of person, h

into play over the next 3 weeks, running 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point. kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can be counted i think what this poll shows just that with ranked choice voting, it's anyone's race that only are taylor in aviv, the obvious front runners. but i think thing that do for still has a shot depending on whether or not he's tied up in in the in the ballot for the other 6 candidates who will buy will probably drop out for him ranked choice voting played a critical role in oakland's 2010 mayoral election. >> well, in the initial count, former state senator don prada had 11,000 more first-place votes and then councilmember jean quan. he didn't have more than half the vote, which is needed to win one 0nd and 3rd choice votes were counted. kwan had more than half the vote with the 2000 vote lead and emerge victorious. that's why political analysts say the next 3 weeks will not only be filled with campaigning, but behind the scenes deal-making for that second choice vote or you're going to see from both fro

taylor and shane tower running neck and neck in the mayor's race with former council member ignacio de la fuente running 3rd, despite the alliance between taylor and read fao has says she has no interest in forming deals with other politicians. we caught up with de la fuente today and he said the same thing. >> i'm not jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. whatever whoever that one of a phone number to another that's fine. you think about it? it's 3 council members running the city is in the deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council. and he says he expects his first place support to increase as election day nears. >> coming up, a familiar drill with the holidays coming says hiring. we'll have details on what they need. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since

over first second and 3rd choices running 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can't be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rank choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> race uses ranked choice voting which could come into play if the race stays close as you may recall, in oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice boats ended up being the deciding factor. political analysts say the next couple of weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see which candidates can get endorsements from their opponents as a second choice option. san jose gun owners who do not comply with the city's new gun safety plan will now face a big fine. the new law requires all gun owners to carry liability insurance and pay an annual fee of $25. if they don't,

kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. to reset stasio kron. 4 news. candidates in statewide races are also making a final push. republican candidate for state controller a la nacion is launching what he's calling a taxpayer protection tore in sacramento. promised that if elected he's going to make sure the government is transparent about their spending. >> that's what my campaign is about. it's about protecting taxpayers about making sure that we bring this transparency and accountability. i'm a believer in limited government and the role of the controller is to make sure we have accountability and transparency for every dollar we spend. and that's going to be my focus in office. >> welsh and is running against democrat malia cohen. it's been heated at times with chan accusing and are arguing that she's unfit for the job because of her financial history, including a home that went into foreclosure. cohen us it chin lacks the political experience to serve. so they're going back and forth. well, governor newsom i

the economy being the way it is running. 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente who experts say you can't count out because oakland uses ranked choice voting with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rate choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win ranked choice. voting played the deciding role in oakland's 2010 mayoral election. well, in the initial count, former state senator don prada had 11,000 more first-place votes. then then councilmember jean quan. he didn't have more than half the vote, which is needed to win one 0nd and 3rd choice votes were counted. kwan had more than half the vote with the 2000 vote lead and emerge victorious. that's why political analysts say the next 3 weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's but also to see who other candidates will endorse as a second choice. imagine that this could be a lot of deal-making going on between n

taylor shane tao and ignacio de la fuente are considered to be front runners, according to a poll recently conducted by the oakland chamber of commerce. cox also asked the candidates about addressing the educational system. and the needs of oakland's youth. so as your mayor, what i want to do is make sure that we have year round paid internship for our young people. and when i say young people that is high school all the way to 30 year old with the election just two weeks away, the candidate zeroed in on turning the city of oakland around and holding leadership accountable. you got to set the tone. i want to say that tone. the auckland is not a dumping ground. people come to auckland to do things that they don't do anywhere else. why because we let them candidates not at tonight's forum include tyron, jordan's peter lou and john riemann. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. oakland international airport is almost back to pre pandemic travel levels for 1/4 straight month, the airport has seen more than one million monthly passengers. that's about 90% of 2019 levels . additionally the airport

ronnie 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point. kron four's political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher ranked choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> oakland's mayoral race uses ranked choice voting which would come into play if the race stays close as you may recall and oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice vote ended up being the deciding factors. political analysts say the next couple of weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see which candidates can get endorsements from their opponents as a second choice option. >> 808, and breaking international news. british prime minister liz truss quits after just 44 days in office. she now she's stepping down after a resoundingly. no confidence vote from her party. her ta

i'm truly proud of the coalition that is standing with kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> we have some positive news out of castro valley tonight where a 6 year-old boy was injured in a hit and run yesterday. investigators say the child has since been released from the hospital and he's doing okay in that crash happened yesterday in castro valley nunes avenue. that is just off of castro valley boulevard near 5.80, at the time the child was crossing the road with his mother and suffered severe injuries. chp spokesperson give an update on the investigation just about an hour ago and said that the agency now has video that captured the crash. >> we watched the videotape we see on the videotape. the driver appears to slow after the impact with a juvenile in in our that's kind of a sign that the driver may be aware that something struck his car where he struck something he or she. but then we see the driver continued to drive on news. so that is very concerning to us. it's a it's

taylor and chang tower running neck and neck in the mayor's race with former council member ignacio de la fuente running 3rd, despite the alliance between taylor and read, powell has has said that she has no interest informing deals with other politicians. we caught up with de la fuente today. he said the same thing. i'm >> jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. and whatever whoever they want to for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council. and he says he expects his first place support to increase as election day nears. >> as we enter the final stretch of the election season, new poll indicates a lot of californians have already made up their minds on several major ballot measures. and kron four's grant lotus is here with a look at the latest results. interesting stuff here. there are 7 st

the economy being the way it is running. 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente who experts say you can't count out because oakland uses ranked choice voting with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rate choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win ranked choice. voting played the deciding role in oakland's 2010 mayoral election. well, in the initial count, former state senator don prada had 11,000 more first-place votes. then then councilmember jean quan. he didn't have more than half the vote, which is needed to win when second and 3rd choice votes were counted. kwan had more than half the vote with the 2000 vote lead and emerge victorious. that's why political analysts say the next 3 weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see who other candidates will endorse as a second choice. imagine that this could be a lot of deal-making going on

kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. theresa kron. 4 news. >> it's 7.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. the mayor of antioch is discussing what happened exactly 4hen he says he was punched by a guy who approached him after a meet and greet will hear his side of the story. >> i've got to >> so on the peninsula, as you can see, their group of protesters were on the streets expressing their frustration with gilead sciences saying the drugmaker's charging too much for their medication. all this week, the aids healthcare foundation, a staging daily protest outside of getting that scientists headquarters in foster city. they say the company has overcharge patients who use their drugs and illegally restricted access to some of its medications. they say that low-income patients in particular are struggling to afford ealy adds medications and they are asking the company now to provide them with some relief. >> we certainly appreciate gilead doing the right thing and put in the people over their profit and make

oakland has ranked choice voting running 3rd in the aerial oral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point crowd for political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to because the that person second was a higher rank choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> close, they'll raise uses that ranked choice voting system which could come into play. if the race does stay close, as you might remember. and oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice both ended up being the deciding factor. political analysts say the next couple of weeks will not only be filled with lpcampaigning for the people's vote, but also to see which candidates can get endorsements for from their opponents as a second choice option. the race for oakland mayor is not the only big race happening in the east bay tonight there was a debate. >> with the candidates hoping to be out me. the county's next di

found council members, taylor and sheng tow running neck and neck with former council member ignacio de la fuente in 3rd tell has said that she has no interest in forming deals with the others that we caught up with. the left went day and he said the same thing. >> i'm not jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. and whatever whoever they want to for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council expects his support to increase as election day draws near. >> well, early in-person voting will begin on saturday up in sonoma county, all registered voters who are not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers throughout the county. the centers are going to be open daily from 9 to 5 starting saturday until the day before the election. and then on election day itself, it's going to be op

and 3rd choice is running 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point for political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to because the that person second was a higher rank choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> oakland's race uses ranked choice voting as we noted, which could certainly come into play if the race stays close, as you may recall, in oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice votes ended up being the deciding factor. political analysts say the next couple of weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see which candidates can get endorsements from their opponents as a second choice option. >> city of san jose about to welcome a new mayor for the first time in nearly a decade, the race for the city's top job is between council member matt mahan and santa clara county supervisor cin

both receiving about 34% support running 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente. and at this point, well, for us political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher ranked choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> oakland's mayo raise uses ranked choice voting as jackie just mentioned, which could come into play if the race stays close. as you may remember, in oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice vote ended up being the deciding factor. political analysts say the next couple of wage will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see which candidates get the endorsements from their opponents as a second choice option. and in san jose, the 2 candidates hoping to be that city's next mayor took part in a debate earlier today. they sparred over some key issues, including hom

council members, taylor and sheng tow running neck and neck in with former council member ignacio de la fuente and 3rd place. we asked hotel has no is she said in forming a deal and we as the front the same. >> i'm jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. and whatever whoever they want to vote for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council and expects his support to grow as election draws near. >> for your money this morning, home sales aren't the only thing being affected by mortgage rates. rental prices are on the rise. in fact, cities in other parts of the country have now overtaken san francisco when it comes to the most expensive rents kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a closer look. last summer, the high rises of new york city took the top spot from san francisco for most expensive rent pr

i'm truly proud of the coalition that is standing with kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd4place according to the poll that did not hear back. theresa kron. 4 news. 5.18, and president biden says the federal government is working to get rid of billions of dollars of what they call junk fees. that includes. >> hidden fees that we have to pay on cable bills. airline tickets, hotel bookings, many of which may be illegal. >> put more money in the pockets of middle income and working class americans. the whole big corporations accountable. these steps will immediately start saving americans collectively billions of dollars and unfair fees. >> you know what i mean? sometimes it will say like processing of yet with all this stuff like what is that? the president says the federal trade commission is working on it. >> they are trying to devise a rule to crack down on this. they say it's unfair and deceptive fees across all industries that are going on. so i guess the look at your bill, the crackdown on some of that. >> our 5.19, is the time. let's turn to international

i'm truly proud of the coalition that is standing with kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. theresa kron. 4 news. >> palo alto is one step closer to installing license plate reading cameras cell around the city. that's according to the palo alto daily post city council giving the tentative go ahead this week for police to install 20 cameras along major roads in the downtown areas. the cameras would automatically alert officers when a stolen car or license plate is spotted. according to the post, the project would cost between 50 and $150,000 a year and upkeep after they're installed. >> san carlos cracking down on illegal fireworas. the city council just approved the measure to double the current fine for getting caught with them. anybody found with fireworks, including the ones labeled safe and sane are going to be charged with a misdemeanor and could be fined up to $1000. they could also face 6 months in jail. city council will hold a second vote to ratify the ordinance before it goes into effect. october. >>

kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did notr back. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's 6.39. and california. attorney general rob bonta is reminding water consumers of their rights under the law. yeah. he says it's important information for those who fall behind on their bills and we have kron four's camila barco standing by live in the newsroom to explain what it is that people need to know. good morning, camila. >> good morning, guys. yeah. attorney general rob bonta says that about 1.6 million californians have falling behind on their water payments since january of this year. but like you guys said, he wants customers to know their rights before their water is completely shut off and under the water shut off protection act, water providers are required to work with customers and residents to keep their water on before pulling the plug. there are several steps that need to happen before water companies completely shut off your water. for example, most providers can discontinue service less. the bill is overdue for at lea

members, taylor and sheng tao running neck in neck in the race with former council member ignacio de la fuente running 3rd, here's de la fuente's response to all this. >> i'm jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. whatever whoever they want vote for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> and in the says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council and says he expects support for him to increase as election day nears. coming up, tom brady picks up an unfortunate new record against the ravens last night. what happened next? >> and october is cancer awareness month. we introduced you to a bay area, plastic surgeon helping survivors, how they're doing it after the break. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavor

, council members, taylor and sheng taller running neck and neck and former council member ignacio de la fuente running 3rd tao said she has no interest in forming an alliance with any other politicians. and we asked the same of de la fuente. i'm >> jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. whatever whoever they want vote for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in deep, deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> de la fuente says he's learned a lot from his years as president of the city council expects the support to increase as we near election day. >> for your money this morning, home sales aren't the only things affected by mortgage rates. in fact, rental prices are rising now as demand for rental units are actually at their lowest levels since 2009. meantime, cities in other parts of the country apparently overtaken san francisco when it comes to the most expensive rents. we've got kron four's rob nesbitt with the st

found council members taylor and showing tower fell neck and neck with former council member ignacio de la fuente running in 3rd place foul and de la fuente both said they are not interested in forming deals with other politicians. >> i'm jumping in with i ask people to vote for me at number one. whatever whoever they want vote for number 2. and number that's fine. you think about it as 3 council members running the city is in the deep trouble some not going to align myself with people of it. in my opinion, are partly responsible for for the crisis that we're facing. a >> the says he has learned a lot from his years as president of the city council. he says he expects his support to increase as election day approaches. as we enter the final stretch of this election season. a new poll indicates. >> californians have made up their minds are 7 statewide ballot measures up for vote in 2 weeks. according to the latest polling, at least 3 of them are not expected to pass. that includes both efforts to legalize sports betting in california of the more than 1700 californians surveyed from the poll from t

forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association, the candidates ignacio de la fuente , gregory hodge, trevor read, lauren taylor and shane tao were asked to share their thoughts on a range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat. and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. mass transit was another big topic tonight. the candidates were asked what considerations are most important as the bay area discusses reforming transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using transit. they stop using public transportation because they are afraid so we've got to go back to the basics. we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to improve our efficiency across this regi

the economy being the way it is running. 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente. >> who experts say you can't count out because oakland uses ranked choice voting with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first. >> in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rate choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win ranked choice. voting played the deciding role in oakland's 2010 mayoral election. >> well, in the initial count, former state senator don prada had 11,000 more first-place votes. then then councilmember jean quan. he didn't have more than half the vote, which is needed to win one 0nd and 3rd choice votes were counted. kwan had more than half the vote with the 2000 vote lead and emerge victorious. that's why political analysts say the next 3 weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see who other candidates will endorse as a second choice. imagine that this could be a lot of deal-making.

i'm truly proud of the coalition that is standing with kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. theresa kron. 4 news. >> candidates in statewide races. they're also making a final push. republican candidate for state controller long beach and he's launching buddies calling a taxpayer protection tour today in sacramento. he promised if elected he will make sure the government is transparent about its spending. >> that's what my campaign is about. it's about protecting taxpayers about making sure that we bring this transparency and accountability. i'm a believer in limited government and the role of the controller is to make sure we have accountability and transparency for every dollar we spend. and that's going to be my focus in office. >> chen is running against democrat malia cohen. it's been heated at times with chen arguing she is unfit for the job because of her own. a personal financial history, including a home that went into foreclosure. cohen has said chen lacks the political experience to serve governor ne

the economy being the way it is running. 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente. >> who experts say you can't count out because oakland uses ranked choice voting with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first. >> in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rate choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win ranked choice. voting played the deciding role in oakland's 2010 mayoral election. >> well, in the initial count, former state senator don prada had 11,000 more first-place votes. then then councilmember jean quan. he didn't have more thanehalf the vote, which is needed to win one 0nd and 3rd choice votes were counted. kwan had more than half the vote with the 2000 vote lead and emerge victorious. that's why political analysts say the next 3 weeks will not only be filled with campaigning for the people's vote, but also to see who other candidates will endorse as a second choice. imagine that this could be a lot of deal-making.

that is, quote, i'm truly proud of the coalition that is standing with kron 4 reached out to ignacio de la fuente who ranks in 3rd place according to the poll that did not hear back. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> as we get closer to halloween, the oakland police department is reminding people about some trick or treating safety tips. they want to make sure that trick or treaters pay attention to traffic when they step outside they're advising people walk in well-lit, populated areas. if you cross the street, you happen to when you cross the street, you should make sure that you're making eye contact with drivers to make sure that they spot you when you're out on the roads and when possible, you want to make sure you wear some bright reflective maybe put some of that on your costume. and police are also reminding drivers to slow down. plus, when it comes to candy officers you want to make sure that candy is securely wrapped. if it is not, you want to make sure you throw that out. in mill valley, you can expect some street closures on halloween. sycamore avenue will be closed to traffic betwee

taylor shane tao and ignacio de la fuente are considered to be front runners, according to a poll recently conducted by the oakland chamber of commerce. cox also asked the candidates about addressing the educational system. and the needs of oakland's youth. so as your mayor, what i want to do is make sure that we have year round paid internship for our young people. and when i say young people that is high school all waited 30 year olds with the election just two weeks away, the candidate zeroed in on turning the city of oakland around and holding leadership accountable, mayor you got to set the tone. i want to say that tone. the auckland is not a dumping ground. people come to auckland to do things that they don't do anywhere else. why because we let them candidates, not at tonight's forum include tyron, jordan's peter lou and john rehman. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica antioch mayor says he was attacked during a city event . mayor lamar thorpe was speaking at a luncheon with the antiochus chamber of commerce when a man in his late fifties approached him now the ma

y andan en problemas y esta es la escuela, y la juventud que a veces va en esas escuelas, pues los corrieron de otras escuelas. locutora: ignacio de la fuentere un incidente de este tipo en la euelasc rossdel donde las pandillas se ven involucradas. >> es uno de los problemas que tenemos, la violencia en auckland, hemos tenido informaciÓn que desgraciadamente no ha sido buena con la policÍa para poder atacar el crimen. han habido quejas de que han recomendado a los estudiantes que no cooperen con la policÍa, que es una cosa que obviamente no ayuda a nuestros problemas. locutora: tratamos de contactar el distrito unificado de auckland y la policÍa, pero no tuvimos respuesta. las instalaciones de la escuela permanecen vacÍas y los estudiantes podrÍan estar regresando hasta el prÓximo lunes. paola: para que pueda seguir de cerca las recientes actualizaciones sobre el tiroteo en auckland puede escanear el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla, allÍ encontrarÁ las historias de nuestro equipo, y lo nuevo con nuestro equipo digital. la policÍa de san josÉ pide la ayuda del pÚblico para dar con el conductor de esta camioneta,quien el 7 de enero atropellÓ