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mark: welcome back america. sherrod brown, he came from a very wealthy family.sherrod brown, bernie moreno, wants to raise taxes on the middle class because he opposes the trump of tax cuts. he will do nothing about the border. how do we know it? because he said nothing about the border and he's only been around half a century. he will also do nothing to make our streets safer, how do we know? because he has a record to peter not help on the united states military because china is going crazy with the funding. how do we know? because he hasn't. so basically you are the change candidate. he is a status quo candidate. the on thing he wants her changes he wants to move the country even further left, raise taxes even more, spend more, spend more, that is his record despite the tens of millions of dollars they are spending. isn't that correct? looks absolutely president trump we have a choice to make america great again. with sherrod brown and kamala harris you'll turn into venezuela. that's what this is ultimately about. look at the record, look how they vote to bel

ktvu jana katsuyama has more with mark farrell and former mayor willie brown, who signed on calling fors investigation. >> well, thanks. thanks everyone. appreciate it. >> at his campaign headquarters, mark farrell was surrounded by supporters carrying signs both for his mayoral campaign and for proposition d, a ballot effort farrell supports to cut the number of city commissions in half. on monday, a letter sent to the attorney general, rob bonta, and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins accuses farrell of illegally using hundreds of thousands of dollars from the ballot measure for his personal mayoral campaign and political advertising. the letter was signed by three former mayors, art agnos, willie brown and frank jordan, as well as six others, including former elected officials, former judge quentin kopp and two attorneys. >> i have never, ever gone beyond private conversations. this is the first time that the conduct was so outrageous. >> former mayor brown, who supports london breed's reelection, says he was approached about signing the letter ten days ago. the letter ac

of dollars in donations for a committee established to support a ballot measure, willie brown, frank jordan and mark agnes said the money instead went to cover the mayoral campaign expenses. we reached out to mark ferrell who says he denies any wrongdoing. >> every penny has been accounted for, anything we have ever done, vetted by, suggested by, cleared by counsel, we will always operate that way. >> the former mayor is calling for an investigation, they backed candidates london breed, and haney. >> follow us for coverage up until election day. >>> targets at a music festival triggered the roller with -- war with israel. this gathering at the synagogue was a reminder of what was lost. >> i think it is a time where you actually go into the tears, where you're not hiding from it, it has been a year with no pause button, no button to just stop and mourn about how terrible that day was. >> rabbi bauer said his focus still remains on those being held hostage. >>> today students are striking to demand an end to all aid backed by israel, hundreds of students say the university will be walking out of class

mark farrell skipped both and ducked speaking to black and brown events. not every event will be accommodated. they say there have been several debates and forums this campaign season. at this point there may be little incentive for the incumbent to participate. >> she has incumbentcy. a blessing and a curse and projecting herself to be a busy mayor. like i have a city to run. you talk about how bad i do it, in the meantime i have a city to run. >> reporter: for a 100-year-old group like the league of women voters says her absence is a missed opportunity to send a message to a key group of voters she needs to take in this tight race. >> this is different. there is not media. this is the premiere of women's elections organization in america and they are very strong in san francisco and have been the sponsor of many debates in san francisco. i think it is a slight. a historic slight. >> at the end of of the day we are all voters in san francisco. and, we are just hoping that our voters in san francisco that we educate as our members and as people who live he

they're calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's mayoral campaign, our ag. no, frank jordan and brown all claim that farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. they cite and investigation from the san francisco chronicle saying that farrell's campaign office was not officially linked to proposition d but they still use money from that measure to pay for campaign costs. farrell's campaign says that they check to their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim the lawyers memo doesn't back and up. >> all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look there at mount diablo, which couldn't be drier. >> dry, hot and endlessly. so but we're going to see a break in weather, right? yeah, it does feel analysts doesn't i mean, day after day and this heat and then at night it stays warm. you just can't recover from the temperatures you had during the day and >> the new offer running with the next day again. but now looks like that's all about to change a high pressure. finally going to weaken and head out of town or start to see some chan

mark farrell. former mayor art agnos. frank jordan and willie brown have signed a letter asking for farrell's campaign to be investigated by attorney general rob bonta and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. they claim farrell is taking money donated to a committee he created to support measure d, and illegally using it to pay for his mayoral campaign. mayoral campaigns in san francisco have a $500 per person donation limit, while donations for ballot measures are unlimited. in a statement, farrell slammed those allegations, saying in part, quote, i lead both campaigns and make no apologies about it. i have disclosed everything from the beginning. every penny for our shared expenses has been accounted for and disclosed. he added that all three former mayors have endorsed his opponents in the race, calling it a shameful political tactic. all right, and with just a month until election day, the oakland chapter of the naacp is taking sides today urging voters to recall oakland mayor sheng thao naacp chapter leaders announced this morning that

mark farrell. former mayors are. agnos. frank jordan and willie brown have signed a letter asking for farrell's campaign to be investigated by state attorney general rob bonta and san francisco's da brooke jenkins. they claim that farrell is taking money donated to a committee he created to support measure d, and then using that money illegally to pay for his mayoral campaign. mayoral campaigns in san francisco have a $500 per person donation limit, while donations for ballot measures are unlimited. in a statement, merrill slammed those allegations, saying in part i lead both campaigns and make no apologies about it. i have disclosed everything from the beginning, every penny for our shared expenses has been accounted for and disclosed, he added that all of the three former mayors have endorsed his opponents in the race, calling it shameful political tactics from the mayoral race to the presidential election. the political dust up over the haitian population in springfield, ohio, and other places has brought attention to the temporary protected status c

up with scathing accusations of law breaking against candidate mark farrell and a letter from three former san francisco mayor willie brown. art agnos and frank jordan. they are asking state attorney general rob bonta and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to launch a criminal investigation into farrell. the group accuses him of misusing hundreds of thousands in campaign funds from a committee he formed to promote proposition d, and instead funneling the money to his mayoral campaign as a way to bypass campaign contribution limits. when asked about the allegations, this is what farrell had to say. >> what a joke. each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. >> according to ethics commission data, the committee that mayor mark farrell for yes on prop d has raised $2.3 million. while the campaign committee mark farrell for mayor 20-24 has brought in $1.8 million. >> this comes as mark farrell discussed his ranked choice voting strategy today and his alliance with another mayoral candidate in his effort to replace

mark farrell. those accusations were made in a letter signed by willie brown, art agnos, and frank jordan. they say farrell is illegally using money meant to support a ballot measure for his mayoral campaign instead. they accuse farrell of willfully violating election law calling on district attorney jenkins and rob bonta to investigate. each of the former mayors calling for an investigation is supporting a candidate other than farrell in that race. the farrell campaign denied any wrongdoing. we'll hear from farrell at 6:00. our wilson walker will also break down the new ranked choice voting alliance in the mayors race and how it could impact who comes out on top in november. >>> the 49ers don't have much time to regroup after yesterday's disappointing loss at a sweltering hot levi's stadium. fans were on the edge of their seats, but the 9ers couldn't hold onto a fourth quarter lead against the cardinals. vern glenn joining us now as the team turns their attention to seattle. >> disappointing loss, that's the term you're using? i can think of other terms, but it is public tv. hey, the work

. >> three former san francisco mayors are calling for an inquiry into mark farrell's campaign for mayor art agnos, willie brown and frank jordan have written to the attorney general and the da questioning the co-mingling of funds supporting farrell's mayoral campaign and proposition d candidates are limited to $500 per person in san francisco, while ballot measures can receive unlimited contributions. so no $500 cap. mark farrell dismissed the allegations as a blatant attempt at politics. >> what a joke. each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. >> farrell insists funds for the ballot measure have been kept separate. he told his supporters council has vetted and cleared everything his campaign has done. watch our special, in-depth coverage of the san francisco mayor's race at abc7 news .com/ sf mayor, or wherever you stream abc7 news. and tomorrow i'll be moderating or taking part in a panel on the u.s. senate candidate forum featuring candidates steve garvey and adam schiff. watch the u.s. senate candidate f

mark farrell. three former city mayors, including willie brown, signed their names to a letter that was sent to attorneyistrict attorney brooke jenkins. they're accusing farrell of illegally using hundreds of thousands of dollars from the measure d campaign for his campaign for mayor. >> i have never, ever gone beyond private conversations. this is the first time that the conduct was so outrageous. >> what a joke. each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. >> now, mark farrell says his campaign for mayor and the campaign for measure d share the same office space. he also said his team has been completely transparent, dividing the accounting and expenditures in half and submitting public ethics reports so far, we haven't heard back from the state attorney general's office or the district attorney's office to see if they plan to launch an investigation. time now. 758. a state senate committee gave initial approval to a plan that seeks to prevent future price spikes at the gasoline pump. it's part of the g

mark farrell. three former san francisco mayor willie brown have signed their names to a letter sent to attorney general rob bonta and district attorney brooke jenkins. they accused farrell of illegally using hundreds of thousands of dollars from the measure d campaign for his mayoral campaign. >> i have never, ever gone beyond private conversations. this is the first time that the conduct was so outrageous. what a joke. >> each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. all of my support. >> farrell says his campaign for mayor and the campaign for measure d share office space. he added his team has been completely transparent, dividing the accounting and expenditures in an all. all of them submitting public ethics reports to the state attorney general's office and the san francisco district attorney's office say they are aware of the letter and have not indicated whether there will be an investigation. >> oakland says it will receive $20 million more than originally agreed upon in a deal to sell the coliseu

mark farrell. >> three former city mayors, including willie brown, have signed their names to a letter sent to attorneyal rob bonta and district attorney brooke jenkins. they accuse farrell of illegally using hundreds of thousands of dollars from the measure d campaign for his personal mayoral campaign. >> i have never, ever gone beyond private conversations. this is the first time that the conduct was so outrageous. >> what a joke. each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. all of my supporters. >> farrell says his mayoral campaign in measure d share office space. he added his team has been completely transparent, dividing the accounting and expenditures in half and submitting public ethics reports. no word on whether the state attorney general's or the da's office plan to pursue the investigation. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton spoke in san francisco tonight at davies symphony hall. clinton is promoting her new book, which is titled something lost. something gained reflections on life,

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brown. motorcycle attorneys. >> does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall in nearly or creating a commission almost every year, he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay to play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> save thousands on the new revolutionary swim spa at a one time sale friday through sunday. santa clara county fairgrounds exercise with low impact swim the entire year and stay in shape. teach your kids to swim, unwind and save thousands. avoid the expense and maintenance involved with a pool, swim, exercise and relax in your new aquatic exercise. swim, spa installation and one day only new 2024 inventory. 18 month interest free financing millions of dollars of inventory must be sold. santa clara county fairgrounds free admission call 833. spa sale get that gorgeous, easy to maintain lawn you've always wanted with an artificial lawn from heavenly greens. >> our patented hybrid fiber is strong, smooth, sof

mark farrell. in a new letter from three former sa mayor willie brown, art agnos and frank jordan, they asked statettorney general rob bonta and san francisco da brooke jenkins to launch a criminal investigation into farrell. the group accuses him of misusing hundreds of thousands in campaign funds from a committee he formed to promote proposition d, and instead funneling the money to his mayoral campaign as a way to bypass campaign contribution limits. when asked about the allegations, this is what farrell had to say. >> what a joke. each of these former mayors is supporting one of my political opponents. this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. >> according to ethics commission data, the committee mayor, mark farrell, for yes on prop d has raised $2.3 million, while the campaign committee mark farrell for mayor 20-24 has brought in $1.8 million. >> we're now just 28 days away from the election and early voting officially got underway this week in california in the south bay. santa clara county employees are gearing up for the ballots expected to start coming in. reg

candidato a la alcaldía de san francisco, mark farrell, está siendo el blanco de nuevas acusaciones de ex líderes de la ciudad. 1 de los denunciantes es willie brownell asegura que todo gasto ha sido hecho público y que los votantes podrían ver que esos ataques no tienen fundamento. la oficina del procurador estatal y de la fiscal de distrito de san francisco recibieron la carta de brown. pero no emitieron comentarios. y recuerda que hoy martes 8 de octubre, tendremos un banco de llamadas donde podrá preguntar en español todas sus dudas sobre las elecciones. además, también podrá saber los pasos para registrarse para sufragar. anote el número. lo tiene en pantalla. puede llamar a partir de las 09:00 hasta las 18:00 de la tarde en oakland. la patrulla de caminos respondió a un accidente entre 2 vehículos. esto ocurrió el pasado 7 de octubre a eso de las 09:00, sobre la carretera 80, muy cerca al boulevard karen. según las autoridades, 1 de los conductores manejaba bajo la influencia del alcohol y posteriormente admitió que tenía un arma de fuego dentro de su carro. los agentes descubrieron dentro de una mochila un arma fantasma. arrestaron al condu

mark meredith, thank you, indeed. fox poll showing trump is ahead two points and nationally and gop pollster mitchell brown with us todayn trump keep the momentum going for another three weeks and polling momentum and going out. and >> voter turnout in the states where people are starting to cast their ballots and showing movement for trump and when it comes to what is actually happening on the ground, we talked about this last week and everything is trending in the direction for trump and that's why harris is doing all these different tv hits and trying to set up as many as possible and internal numbers show her down in those three rust belt states and she's already lost the sun belt and already lost georgia, north carolina, and arizona. with that, if she loses one of the three rust belt states, it's over. stuart: from the early voting, mail in voting or even just mail in voting, can you tell which way the vote is going? >> directionally, you'll be able to tell where sentiment lies and go look at it from 2016 and 2020, say okay, are people returning ballots earlier at same rate, higher rate or lower and overall project

brown and nevada opening up to the possibility of alternative candidates. stuart: this is not what democrats expected when they opened the border. thanks for being with us. still ahead, mark far unconfirmed report that the hamas chief is dead. sheriff thaddeus cleveland on a super gang seizing four complexes in san antonio, texas and mitchell brown on the latest fox news pulling on where the race stands today. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when you get to the first half of october, in a presidential election year, if there's a trend in place, it stays in place till the end of the election. >> my feeling is that with trump, we'll have lower business taxes and that'll be v

brown is here. the dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas and mark mckinnon is here. and john mccain. today harris made a play for people who voted republicans. do think this strategy is working? is it the kind of work she should be doing in the last few days? >> 100%. i think the last 48 hours, it has turned. it was a terrific performance. she was combative and energetic and certainly landed some blows on donald trump. that was brit hume. she had a mission and wanted to go after donald trump and created of viral moment. that's from brett baier who did the interview. the most important thing is she looked confident and strong. whether or not she changed anybody's mind on fox is not even relevant. the point is she went into the lions den and even if you disagree with her, being wrong and strong is better than being we can write right now. trump looks weak right now. >> let's talk about this interview because people will see whatever they want to see out of it. what she showed she's capable and unafraid. and what is trump doing? only interviews with a very friendly aud

brown. it is interesting, you have a conference next week. i'll be interviewing the ceo of apollo markan. one big trend at apollo and others is the wealth channel, a big growth area they are looking at. how hard is that to tap? these are assets that have traditionally not been easy to buy. matt: thanks for having me. you hit on something that is a major trend that is happening, which is the alternative asset management community is really focused on serving the wealth management community now. what they are doing is really investing in teams, looking at different product structures which we can talk about, marketing. in many ways what they are doing is copping the playbook of the mutual fund industry and looking at how to serve the advisor better and deliver the right products to enhance portfolio performance. sonali: something the franklin templeton ceo has talked about, the grandfather of the mutual fund industry, also looking at private assets. one interesting structure is the push to put private credit into an etf. is there more where that came from? matt: you are just beginning to

of san francisco are calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's, met mayoral campaign. >>ag knows frank jordan and willy brown. all claim farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. and a letter signed by the 3 former mayors and address the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. they say feral appears to be laundering money through an unrestricted ballot measure to cover campaign costs and that his campaign says they checked their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim that the lawyers memo doesn't back them up. county elections offices have begun to send ballots in the mail to all registered voters in the state this year. there are 10 statewide propositions and a u.s. senate race to go along with the presidential election and officials across the state are expecting a big turnout. >>re tv, every social media that pop stars are talking about it, that it's just everywhere. and in polling, voters are saying i'm enthusiastic about this election more so than they were saying a few months ago. so all those point to high turnout. >>4 years ago, cal

mark ferrell skipped both weekend events and ducked the opportunity to speak with the city's black and brown communities with 37 days left until election day, not every event will be able to be accommodated. and usf political expert james taylor says there have been several debates and forums this campaign season and at this point, there may be little incentive for the incumbent to participate. >> she has the advantage of incumbency. it can be a blessing and a curse. it's also appearing to be and project herself as a busy mayor. too busy for this. so sort of like i have a city to run. you guys you know, talk about how bad i do it but in the meantime i have a city to run. >> reporter: but for a 100-year-old group like the league. taylor says her absence is a missed opportunity to send a message to a key group of voters she needs to take a lead in the right race. >> this is different. this is not media. this is you know, the premier election women's organizations in america and they're very strong in san francisco. and have been the sponsor of many debates in san francisco. so i think it's a s

sherrod brown joins me on the battle to hold onto his senate seat and increasingly red state. ingly red state. >>> yesterday marked the one- year anniversary since a deadly hamas attack in israel. the attack that killed estimated 1200 people, men, women, children, children. hamas and allied attackers kidnapped 251 people bringing them back in gaza. the attack has led to a year of brutal war in gaza where israeli operations have killed nearly 42,000 people. including more than 16,000 children. 97,000 have been wounded, according to the palestinian ministry of health. the scale of destruction is difficult to fathom. 154 israeli hostages have been freed or recovered. the vast majority released during that cease-fire that was negotiated last november, around 100 remaining guys including 33 believed to be dead. summer killed by hamas and others in strikes by the israeli military. we are several weeks into a new israeli offensive and the new from. in lebanon, according to lebanese officials has resulted in 2000 deaths including the head of hezbollah. they are open discussions of attacks in iran after he ran volleyed mis

mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> students in francisco treated to a surprise, a warrior who delivered the morning announcements. >> good morning. while the brown warriors, my name is the center is a plea forward for the golden state warriors. and this morning, principal for a day. i have a couple important reminder. >> it was warriors guy stopped by the willie brown junior middle school that they took a little time off the court to deliver supplies, find some sneakers takes a pictures with the kids. sometimes also shared a message for kids to keep in mind outside the classroom. >> c for demi joy because it's a special especially because you don't have to worry about a lot so you just got to worry about year studying education and your family know that is a big part of we're going to be in the future. i think play basketball your theory. >> today's visit is all part of the way. years back to school in the bay program. great. yeah. real leader in new hampshire is adding a prehistoric twist to one of his listings. jonathan benton. >> works for, you know, real. company got one or 2 of his assistance. >> to dress t rex costumes pretending to live i

mark farrell. we got elected, held public office and did a good job, and our efforts is to simply return that level of integrity and obedience to all the rules. former san francisco mayor willie brown is one of the nine individuals who signed the letter. a group that includes three former mayors of san francisco who are each endorsing different candidates in the upcoming race for mayor. there's not one scintilla of evidence that we've talked to any one of the people that we are individually supporting in the letter. they're accusing farrell of using hundreds of thousands of dollars from a ballot measure committee. he formed to promote proposition d, to pay for expenses connected to his campaign for mayor. the letter says campaign contributions for candidates are capped at $500 per person. where area's contributions to ballot measures are unrestricted. farrell says the shared expenses have been accounted for and disclosed. going on to say it is silly season in san francisco politics and voters should see right through this blatant, coordinated attempt by my political opponents. each of these former mayors has endorsed one of my political opponents in this race and this is nothing bu

francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell blasting new allegations from former city leaders, including three mayors, that he broke campaign finance laws. political heavyweight willie brown is one of the former mayors who signed a letter accusing farrell of siphoning hundreds of thousands of dollars collected from a committee he formed to promote a fall ballot measure proposition d. now, the letter suggests campaign contributions for candidates are capped at $500 per person, while contributions for ballot measures are unrestricted. there are also calls for a criminal investigation to start before this next month's election. there is not one scintilla of evidence that we've talked to any one of the people that we are individually supporting. farrell says the shared expenses have been accounted for and disclosed in a statement. he goes on to say, quote, it is silly season in san francisco politics and voters should see right through this blatant, coordinated attempt by my political opponents. each of these former mayors has endorsed one of my political opponents in this race, and this is nothing but pure political tactics, and it is shameful. end quote. the da's office and

mark farrell. we got elected, held public office and did a good job, and our efforts is to simply return that level of integrity and obedience to all the rules. former san francisco mayor willie brownone of the nine individuals who signed the letter. a group that includes three former mayors of san francisco who are each endorsing different candidates in the upcoming race for mayor. there's not one scintilla of evidence that we've talked to any one of the people that we are individually supporting in the letter. they're accusing farrell of using hundreds of thousands of dollars from a ballot measure committee. he formed to promote proposition d, to pay for expenses connected to his campaign for mayor. the letter says campaign contributions for candidates are capped at $500 per person. where area's contributions to ballot measures are unrestricted. farrell says the shared expenses have been accounted for and disclosed. going on to say it is silly season in san francisco politics and voters should see right through this blatant, coordinated attempt by my political opponents. each of these former mayors has endorsed one of my political opponents in this race and this is nothing but pu

hayes brown is here, columnist and etd or the, victoria, dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas, and mark mckinnon is here, former advisor to george w. bush and john mccain. today vp harris made a play for people who voted for republicans, do you think this strategy is working? is this the kind of critical work she should be doing in the last few days? >> 100%. listen, i really feel in the last 48 hours like the political wheel has turned and shifted. it was a terrific performance. let me just read you a quote about it. she was combative and energetic and certainly landed some blows on donald trump. that was a fox reporter. she had a mission, she wanted to go after donald trump and create a viral moment. she may have gotten that. that was from the guy who did the -- the reporter who did the interview. the most important thing, stephanie, is she looked strong and confident. you know, she just -- whether or not the viewers, you know, whether or not she changed any viewers minds on fox is not even relevant. the point is she went into the lion's den confident and strong. and even if you disag

mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. a voter registration rally today at foothill high in pleasanton. mayor karla brown, along with congressman eric swalwell, spoke to 1200 juniors and seniors and discussed the importance of voting. students filled out voter registration forms during this rally. now, the event organizer who is a high school senior, says he hopes this encourages students to participate in future elections. >> i really just wanted to make sure that everyone was able to vote because as we enter into a much more polarized and tumultuous time period, our voice in politics is one thing that stays with us. >> in california, the deadline to register to vote in this election is october 21st. >> part of the republican ticket heading to the peninsula tonight. republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance is making a stop in woodside for a fundraiser. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live there after speaking with vance supporters who are waiting to see their candidate, jesse. >> betty, good evening to you and the location of senator vance is a closely guarded secret, but we have heard th

my question will be for colonel prichard-brown and sergeant first class marks.ok our daughter to the promotion ceremony of lieutenant general west. they made a big deal about that being the first female black lieutenant general, first or third class of west point. they mentioned the first class of west point attendees there, female west point graduates. my daughter, who was 10 years old at the time, turned to me and said daddy, why didn't girls want to go to west point before 1980? [laughter] my question is about that glass ceiling, thank you for breaking it, and thank you for paving the way. i will ask the junior members, how is that glass ceiling now? is it still as strong? is the path being blazed? and how would you comment on that? col. prichard-brown: thank you so much for that question. thank you for being a great spouse to a soldier, not only that, thank you for listening. and thank you for sharing what you are experiences are with your daughter, because that is how it starts, how do we bring the next generation of? the glass ceiling, the glass ceiling co

mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >> students at san francisco surprised by a guest speaker who delivered their morning announcement. >> good morning. while the brownme is the center is a plea forward for the golden state warriors. and this morning, principal for a day. i have a couple important reminders for the week. first one to make a welcome. >> how cute is that? was golden state warrior guy. santos stopped by willie l brown junior middle school the day he took time off the court to deliver supplies, sneakers and take pictures with fans. asuntos also shared a message for kids to keep in mind outside the classroom. >> c for demi joy because it's a special especially because you don't have to worry about a lot so you just got to worry about year studying education and your family know that this is a big part of we're going to be in the future. i think play basketball. >> good advice. today's visit is all part of the warriors back to school in the bank program. >> all right. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, a developing situation in san jose's mayor is now calling on the city council member to resign as he faces a police investigation. we

brown with the football. it's there, ready to kick it. it gets pulled away at the last second. that could happen again in texas. >> texas isn't alone in that feeling. mark times polling, one of the things we have talked a lot about this cycle is split ticket voters. what are your take aways as you look at the poll? >> obviously in this texas poll, chris, this is a margin of error race as you and ryan were just discussing but what has probably ended up helping ted cruz and republicans is that the same poll shows that donald trump is ahead by 10 percentage points in the lone star state, and so, you know, there is a world in which allred might be able to float above and do a little bit better against ted cruz than what donald trump is able to do against kamala harris, but it can't be by that much more. and then, you know, chris, interestingly in that nebraska result, what is fascinating, you end up having a two-point spread between independent dan osborn, and incumbent senator deb fischer, but statewide it's a 15 point lead for donald trump over kamala harris 55-40. that is one worth watching. and again, i think most people who have been watching these rac

mark. thank you. the golden state warriors got to be principal for a day today. surprising a san francisco middle school forward. de santos stopped by willie w excuse me, willie brownior middle school as part of the warriors back to school program, santos made the morning announcements, passed out some free school supplies, and took photos with excited students. he shared some great advice with the kids about making good decisions and staying focused on the present. i have a handshake. >> enjoy it because it's a special moment, especially because you don't have to worry about a lot of stuff, so you just got to worry about your studying and education and your family. >> willie brown jr. middle school is the adopted school of the warriors community foundation. >> still ahead, we're going to hear from niners head coach kyle shanahan as the team prepares for a sunday matinee against the visiting kansas city chiefs washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to addres