that is jane king, - their rate expires. thank you, change. that is jane king, an| change.t of living corresponding. we have talked a lot about homeowners and mortgage holders, but what about savers and people with other types of debt? have interest rates over the past four years affected in? fight; four years affected in? any with savings _ four years affected in? any with savings has _ four years affected in? any with savings has been - four years affected in? jifuy with savings has been able to accumulate a little more on their patch of savings over the last couple of years. lots of people have rejoiced about that fact after decades of very, very low interest rates and bank accounts earning very little of savings. it has been within the last three years that savers have been able to earn some money and returns of their saving accounts. any fall in the interest rates would have impacted them and will impact them gradually. we sought such a steady rise in interest rates and of course, those rates are still so high that it those rates are still so high thatitis those rates a

i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> it is lets it quickly update you on the boyles fire that continues to burn to our north up in lake county. at least 30 buildings have been consumed by that fire. more than 3 dozen cars have been burned as well. in this video shows you just examples of some of the destruction. this fire broke out sunday afternoon, just south of clear lake. it's burned about 80 acres so far. at last check. it was 40% contained. but this is the hour that cal fire typically gives us update. so we'll hope that that containment number goes up and we'll update you as soon as we find out. meanwhile, pg e plans to show off their new wildfire tech robots today pg e says the machine is an alternative to the mowers that they use to manage grasslands. the machine is often referred to that by them as burned, bought. and it's apparently also going to be used in place of herbicides and dozers when they create few line breaks. and also when they manage invasive species, too, the

i'm jane king. back to you. wow. right, jane, thank you very much. >> 7.18 is the time we've got multiple groups now suing the california department of corrections for allegedly denying free to inmates the money they're supposed to get. that was meant to help them get back on their feet. according to uc berkeley's criminal law justice center state prisons move that money to their clothing and transportation budget. instead, the lawsuit says this is a violation of what's known as the gate money law. that law requires california prisons to give released prisoners at least $200 so they could get on their way. uc berkeley told kron 4 that one man recently left prison with nothing but a pile of girly dirty clothes. after 30 years behind bars. >> 7.19, complex, your local election headquarters this november bay area voters are going to see dozens of measures on the local ballots fix everything from sidewalks to buying school computers and it's important to read the fine print. and that is because some are bond measures and

let's go to kron four's jane king, our business correspondent at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> haidar. good morning. so inflation's still happening, but it is slowing down. so year over year, august to last year, inflation up 2.5%. that's the smallest increase since march. 21, we definitely saw energy prices go down last month. that housing still is sticky housing up 5% year-over-year. well, the friendly skies aren't always so friendly. flight delays and cancellations and system outages. bloomberg reports of the transportation department is working on a proposed rule to require u.s. carriers to provide compensation to passengers for some of these inconveniences, the exact details and compensation amounts are still being worked out and it expected to be introduced in january. well, disney parks are still the most visited theme parks in the world with the 142 million visitors globally last year. ticket prices and the cost burden of this inning and a state park been rising one day single part tickets for walt disney world has claimed 5% a year of the past 10 years. s

i'm jane king.all right, jane, thank you for those updates. >> 7.19, the time in the south bay to women now behind bars after police say they were running a brothel at a home in san jose was earlier this month. the santas a police search home on mckee road near 6.80. they say they found 2 human trafficking victims inside both of the women who are operating this brooklyn now been booked into the santa clara county main jail. police say tips from the public to help make them make help them make this arrest and save those victims inside. >> well, in the north, a marin county sheriff's, they've arrested a man who they say is a inte net child predator sheriff's office received a tip from roseville police after they conducted a four-day sting operation aimed at child predators. shares in marin arrested the man after serving a search warrant. they found these 11 unregistered guns along with several 100 rounds of ammunition, including an ons he realized ar 15 so that was booked into jail on multiple felony

we've got jane king live, the nasdaq to explain. good morning, jane. >> james, good morning. it's 5 star bank says it is committed to restoring high tech high touch banking in the san francisco bay area this week that opened its first full service office in san francisco. the bank is in the financial district and it will accommodate a seasoned team of banking professionals provide a full slate of products and services usually available. they say, through large national and global banks to help meet the client needs and help protect them from fraud as well. well, chase is warning people about a viral tiktok trend. the bank's plea comes after this weekend. this viral trend took over on tiktok amazon x as well with users being told there was a system-wide glitch and that if they the positive falls checks and atm and then withdrew that money quickly afterwards, they'd be able to cheat the system and take a large amount of cash before the check bounced. chase said this could actually result in jail time. and as summer ends travel experts expect to see air fares go down, but quite

we've got jane king standing by live in new york to explain. hi, jane. >> yeah, hi, james. good morning. and turns out a lot of people worried about retirement. 78% of registered voters are concerned about not having enough money to do take care of especially the long-term care expenses like nursing home costs. blackrock survey also found one in 4 americans don't have any money in savings and women of color are the top group with no emergency savings. the fda has approved apple's sleep apnea detection feature, sleep apnea is a disorder. it cause a person's breathing to repeatedly stop and start throughout the night. this features designed for the apple watch. it works by analyzing a new metric that the company calls breathing disturbances and then it can alert the user if there's something to be concerned about retailers. holiday hiring plans are starting to come out. target says it will. the 100,000 seasonal roles that share its about the same number that it's hired over the past 3 years and also says that additional staff will work in the stores, but also in the supply ch

jane king, he's live the nasdaq with those stories. and more morning jane. >> high rain good morning. so social media company x making some big changes. the apps researcher tweeted the x will remove the current block option from post. so that means that county's public they're post will be visible to blocked users. they just will be able to interact with them. let me time to talk is shutting down its music streaming. this is called tiktok music on november. 28, the service was supposed to compete with spotify and apple music. and the shift in strategy shows how tiktok would rather partner with third-party streaming services instead of competing with them. users have until the end of october to transfer their playlists to another service. and petco will stop selling rabbits after animal groups accuse the pet retailer, a blatant be trail. rabbits are currently the 3rd most popular pet in the u.s. pekka will instead advocate for rabbit adoption and they did find that a lot of people by particularly around easter rabbits and then having rem

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. jane, where hear here on a stretcher? well, you know, depends a little sick today. so doing more stress than normal. daria. >> but the average american feels like their head is spinning 156 times a year from stress. this is connected by talker research for traditional medicinals results show that while 30% are hopeful that their stress level will go down by the end of the year, a quarter of respondents think there's a chance it actually go up. so what is going on? what respondents say? they can something about finances, the economy and their physical health. women may hold more top jobs and ever, but they're still falling behind men on early promotions and a management. new 10 year study of major north american companies by lean in and mckinsey the share of women in lower managerial roles is up by just 2% in a decade at 39% and sam's club will raise pay to incentivize workers to stay with the compnny and not jump ship to costco. sam's club. the membership arm of walmart will increase its minimum wage to $16 in november fr

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane.down 400 points this morning. so september, a true to form historically is. >> the worst month of the year for stocks, the major averages tend to underperform. there's often more volatility in september as well. and we have some events that could make this september, especially unique. the fed does meet mid month and of course, the election this year. well, the u.s. labor market expected to take center stage this week. we have the monthly jobs report that's out on friday from the labor department and then a couple of smaller jobs. reports will be coming between now and then. and some reads on manufacturing as well. well, disney own channels, including abc and espn have been pulled from directv after the 2 companies fail to agree on terms of a contract renewal. the blackouts cut off access to major sporting events for nearly 11 million subscribers. and they come this college football season kicks off and also the u.s. heads into the u.s. open heads into its final week. costco increased

jane king live the nasdaq with those stories and more. these are some hard-working parents morning jane. >> those working parents, but a long hours. so this is conducted by talker research on behalf of kiddie academy. and the survey found along with a 95 working parents spend 2 hours a day on chores and then another 2 hours just driving their kids around all different things. now, this doesn't mean that non-working parents don't also have a full plate. those respondents full of for a 17 hour day during things like cooking cleaning and other duties. walmart customers will soon have the option to pay directly from their bank account with an instant offer for online purchases. so this is just at walmart dot com. but it does allow kind of bypassing the credit card companies. so customers opting for the pay by bank transaction will see the purchase reflected immediately in their bank account. and then walmart will receive the funds immediately as well. the consumer advantage here is the painting by bank over debit cards is avoiding stacked pend

i'm jane king. back to fascinating headlines there. thank you so much, jane.is morning, governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law that will require public schools to teach about the spanish colonization. the california gold rush and the mistreatment and contributions of indigenous peoples. during those time periods. the state department of education must consult with tribes when the state updates their history and social studies curriculum after january. first 2025 newsom said in a statement the new law shows california promotes equality and inclusion for native the native peoples. there are 109 federally recognized tribes here in california as the second most in the united states behind alaska. >> well, governor gavin newsom has rejected several bills. however, some concern in car safety standards and artificial intelligence. he did, however, approve a bill that will ban public schools from serving snacks with certain synthetic food dyes, chemicals in these dyes have been linked now to developmental and behavioral problems in children. the products affecte

i'm jane king back to james jane, thank you very much. >> time now 7.18, ahead.ther area of san jose is going to treated for mosquitoes that tested positive for the west nile virus. they're going to be treating the area and the gray that use here next week starting on tuesday, september 10th, santa clara vector control. we'll be spraying and they say that residents don't have to leave the area are worry about is not harmful to people. hopefully just wipes out those mosquitoes and reduces the chances of you getting west nile. >> 7.19, is the time the man who was caught on tape yelling the n word to add a black family on a freeway. last year's now been convicted of assault with a deadly weapon. alameda district attorney says that last year tracy blackwell was not only captured yelling racial slurs, but grove next to the victim's car, throwing items at it. he also was sticking out middle finger at the family and his car towards them. he's now facing 7 years in prison. >> time now is 7.19. and let's talk national news. the father of the teenager who police say killed

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories from high james darya. good morning.interest payments just interest have now topped 1 trillion dollars on the national debt. the jump in debt service costs came. >> as the budget deficit surged in august, edging closer to 2 trillion for the full year. was so much money going to just trust. that leaves less money for things like social security, defense and medicare. well, amazon is hiking its average national pay for contracted delivery drivers to about $22 an hour up from 2050, an hour. the drivers don't work directly for amazon but rather a contracted third-party that works closely with the e-commerce giant. and this comes as amazon faces renewed unionization effort among its delivery workers. and of course, ahead of the very important holiday shipping time. well, big news for apple and has nothing to do with an iphone. the fda authorized the second generation airpods pro to be used as a hearing. a device, but use s would have to install apple's hearing it feature, which is part of the ios 18 update. the feature start

i'm jane king. >> all right, jane, thank you. 6.19, on the clock and now for the race. to the race for the white house. both candidates making a push this labor day as polls continue to tighten a new abc poll released yesterday shows vice president kamala harris leading former president donald trump 50 to 46% among all adults and registered voters. the numbers are basically unchanged from a similar poll that was taken before the democratic national convention. the poll has a margin of error. plus or -2 percent. meantime, vice president will be in detroit today. she'll also appear with president biden at a rally today in pittsburgh, her running mate, minnesota governor tim waltz. we'll be in milwaukee as for former president trump, he will be holding a video call with members of the united auto workers. governor gavin newsom is calling state lawmakers into a special legislative session this fall to address high gas prices. and it comes after the assembly refused to pass his oil and gas proposal. by the end of the legislature's regular season, which ended this past saturd

i'm jane king. back to you. all right, jim, thanks for that. pretty bumpy day for caltrain on his first official week day since it went all electric. >> trains will to really stop cuts and detailed san bruno stations yesterday because of a brief power related incident. the transit agency said the outage was not related to any issues within caltrain's infrastructure or the new electric trains, but rather due to outside interference trying to lee went all electric over the weekend, promising a much faster trip between san francisco and san jose. >> 7.18 on the clock and 6.80, in contra. costa county is getting some upgrades. all part of 166 million dollar investment to complete the neighbor northbound express lane gap. that's from highway. 24 to 2.42. and to convert the existing hov lane into and express lane. the money will also be used to address the traffic between the north main street and treat boulevard area in walnut creek. it will also include some new metering along a 19 mile stretch up northbound 6.80, and a new truck scale as well. wel

i'm jane king. >> thank you, jane. >> now to politics. kron for your local elections headquarters. we have both presidential campaigns making a big push. this labor day. the polls are still close fact. a new abc news poll released yesterday shows the vice president kamala harris is leading former president donald trump 50 to 46 among all adults and registered voters. that's a four-point advantage. the poll's margin of error is plus or -2 percent. so she is above or outside of the, you know, margin of error. that's encouraging for her camp. the numbers, though, kind of unchanged from a similar poll was taken before the democratic national convention. meantime, the vice president will be in detroit today she will also be with president biden out at a rally today in pittsburgh. they got a lot going on. donald trump. you see him on the screen. he's going to be holding a video call with members of the united auto workers. a state bill to limit and possibly banned. smart phones in classrooms is now headed to the governor's desk for his signature. lawmakers passed the free or the phone fr

i'm jane king. >> all right, jane, thanks for that. now to race for the white house.h candidates making a major push this labor day weekend as polls continue to tighten up the new abc news poll released yesterday shows vice president kamala harris leading former president donald trump 50 to 46 among all adults and registered voters. the numbers are basically unchanged from a similar poll taken before the dnc. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -2 percent. meantime, vice president will be in detroit today. also appear with president biden at a rally in pittsburgh running mate, minnesota governor tim walz is going to be milwaukee, mr. trump will hold a video call with members of the united auto workers. governor gavin newsom, college state lawmakers into a special legislative session this fall. going to talk about those high gas prices. comes after the assembly refuse to pass is oil and gas proposal by the end of the legislature's regular session. the end it on saturday. this is plan would require or refineries keep a minimum supply of fuel in their reserves and

i'm jane king got to a bank you >> well, 7.20, is the time and u.s. secret service agents opened fire after seeing a person with a firearm near former president donald trump's golf club in west palm beach, florida. while the former president was golfing on sunday, our dc correspondent reshad hudson has the very latest now from washington. former president trump says that he is safe and unharmed. the fbi, which is leading this investigation. >> say they have a suspect in custody work to determine how this happened begins. the fbi says it arrested a man after secret service agents on ak 47 style rifle. >> pointing toward former president trump through bushes. well, he was golfing sunday at his golf club in west palm beach, probably between 3 500 yards. >> with a rifle with a scope like that, next. a long-distance law enforcement say it was a witness who reported the suspect's license plate number to police. within minutes the fbi took ryan wesley routh into custody. officials say the suspect left a rifle with a scope, 2 backpacks and a gopro at trump's

i'm jane king. back to you. >> james, thank you very much. okay. it is 7.18, also for your money this morning, the federal reserve cut interest rates for the first time in 4 years. and our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc with more on that decision and what it might mean for your lawns. >> overtime rate cuts mean lower borrowing costs for mortgages, car loans and credit cards. but experts say it will take a series of cuts to really see those effects. stocks initially shot up after the federal reserve announced a half point interest rate cut chairman jerome powell explained the move the u.s. economy is in a good place. and and our decision today is designed to keep it there. inflation hit a forty-year high in june 2022. >> this august it felt closer to the fed's goal, patient approach over the past year has paid dividends. inflation is now much closer to our objective. and we have gained greater confidence that inflation is moving sustainably toward 2%. the cut signals a focus on the job market, which has slowed in recent months.

i'm jane king. back to you. all right. thank you for that report. chain. >> kron four's your local election headquarters and it's only 42 days until election day. needs are california license or id card or a social security card during registration? for those who don't have those documents, you need to take additional steps to sign up a kind reminder you must be a citizen and a resident of california, 18 years or older and not be a selling to vote. you can register and check whether or not you are already registered to vote online. early voting starts october 7. so unless the governor has different proposal. >> that is going come up with something better. folks like me are left with no other option. >> well, that was antioch, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe urging other city leaders to support prop 36, a measure that would increase penalties for retail and drug crimes this all comes after governor newsom expressed some opposition to it recently. next, mayor says that the reforms already passed by the governor help combat large retail crime operations,

then jane fonda, dave bautista george conway, james adomian, joey king and martin lawrence, with music our first guest is a multi-talented writer, producer, performer and now a combative amber sports car in the new movie “transformers one,” it opens in theaters a week from friday, please welcome keegan-michael key. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> there we go. >> jimmy: you seem happier than usual. >> i'm happier than usual. >> jimmy: not that you aren't usually happy. >> yes. >> jimmy: you do seem like a positive person in general. >> i do what i can to be as positive and keep a smile on my face and other people's faces as much as i can. but i am happier today than usual, because after a nail-biter in last night's game, my detroit lions were victorious! [ cheering ] in their scintillating overtime lynn over the los angeles rams. so yes. >> jimmy: that's the funny thing about living in l.a. a lot of towns, if your team back in detroit beat the home team, you would get booed. here, no one cares. >> right! [ laughter ] >> it is ironic, though, because of course matt

king is live. the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. i think may be time for me to upgrade daria.apple should unveil the next gen watching. also air pods today in cupertino. >> now this year's update expected to heavily feature a i this may include summarizing long text message threads, prioritizing in summarizing emails. >> and a much-needed upgrade for siri as well. we'll just see first searching over googling the dever being. google reflects evolving tech and user behavior instead nc of and just hit up the tiktok app and restaurants and hotel recommendations or they'll see a creator. they admire pitch a new product and they'll go directly to the brand's app or website. bill gates says solving this information is now a young people's problem. the 68 old says he doesn't have any answer. false claims on social media are no harder than ever to spot. thanks in part to artificial intelligence and still owes ai-powered search experience getting an upgrade. so buyers and renters to now search for their next home. using simple every day language, including commute time or affordability.

king. james earl jones was 93. and that's tonight's read out. inside with janeki starts now. >> reporter: well in just over 24 hour, kamala harris and donald trump will face off on the debate stage in philadelphia. the great steve kernaki standing by to tell us where this race really stand and what impact this debate may have. what is impacting the candidate about these recent polls. i'm also going to talk to another former prosecutor from california, congressman adam schiff. the moderator of the last debate has a book out and she's going to join me as well. let's get you all caught up on what's happening. late today vice president kamala harris touched down in philadelphia for what is going to be one hell of a high stakes meeting with former president trump. and now as is always on the eve of the debate. there's a lot of expectations setting out there about how this all might go. including from kamala harris herself. who had this to say about her opponent on an interview that aired this morning. >> he plays this old and tired play book. there's no floor for him

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king, please. >> thank you, mr. chair and thanks to our witnesses. it's good to be back before you. ambassador edelman 11 times testifying here. and jane probably about the equivalent we should give you . guys some steak knives or something. i mean, a very helpful report. a couple of thoughts before i have some questions. ambassador, you mentioned your testimony earlier when you talked about potential for nuclear collaboration between china and russia, you were kind of criticized for that. and i remember that and frankly, the pentagon during the entire time, i've been here beginning in 2013 when we asked questions about the possibility of cooper -- possibility of cooperation between russia china, iran and north korea. they've kind of pooh poohed the idea as if historical enmities or border disputes or the past would block them from being able to work in a collaborative way. and i've always found that dismissive attitude naive. and i think that the results of today are showing the degree to which these nations seeing the u.s.'s strong alliances, realizing they don't have them, they're drawn closer and closer together. there may be barri