we have not heard back from marriott, who i did reach out to yesterday. the workers will march at 415 this afternoon to four of the hotels, which are located around union square. the union says that they are working with police to minimize any disruption. bob redell nbc, bay area news. and more details for you. striking hotel workers in boston have now reached a new agreement. those workers there are part of the same union dispute involving san francisco hotel workers. and this morning, the sides reached a tentative new agreement with four hilton owned properties provided the deal gets ratified. those workers may be back on the job tomorrow morning. well, new video showing the aftermath of a deadly, deadly flooding. this is in eastern spain. at least 72 people. we do know have died after flash floods swept away cars and overwhelmed small villages. the devastation covers an area from malaga as well as venezuela. spain is now deploying more than 1000 military troops to the hardest hit regions. this is already being called europe's worst national disaster in

the craig newmark studio and world bank welcome desk on their way to the cobank volunteer zone, marriott training kitchen, and even bathrooms presented by sharefund. we sold the bathrooms. the kitchen's intentions did not stop with donor recognition, however. it was just as important to use the space to tell the story of the kitchen and ensure that first-time visitors, particularly incoming students and new a staff, knew that they were joining something bigger than a free training program or traditional nonprofit. in the kitchen's most trafficked area, one of the immovable square pillars was wrapped in more than 300 names. it's that one. those names did not belong to million dollar donors but to longtime employees, devoted volunteers, unheralded foundation staff, dedicated guest chefs, and nonprofit leaders who inspired and aided the kitchen in tough times. these pillars of the community were permanently listed on an edifice no one could buy their way on to. along the parade route designed by zgf architects. where's my guy otto? thank you, man. the kitchen compiled a detailed timeline th

cerca de 2000 trabajadores de los hoteles hilton, hyatt y marriott en san francisco marcharon en lasiércoles en la tarde. union power. y lo hicieron cantando y con pancartas en man, ya que desde que comenzó su huelga el 22 de septiembre, aseguran, no han llegado a un acuerdo laboral con sus empleadores. y en esos momentos se está llevando a cabo una especie de manifestación donde vemos a varios trabajadores de hoteles y también miembros de la unión sentados sobre los carriles del tren justo al frente del hotel de west end. esto en junio en square. y me dicen ellos que esta es su forma de pedirles a los hoteles un contrato justo y que no se van a ir de aquí hasta cuando tengan una respuesta. estoy haciendo eso por nuestro contrato. estamos peleando por un contrato de que ahorita nos quieren quitar los beneficios que hemos ganado por años y tenemos que ganar ese contrato que tiene que ser buen ingreso e incremento en el pago de por hora. el plan de salud. el plan de salud para los retirados. algo que asegura le preocupa. yo pienso retirarme en unos 2 años más. si yo me retiro, no voy a

the hotel chain marriott says it's upgrading its security system to combat future data hacks. marriott international says it will invest $52 million into improving its data security, following major breaches that affected more than 300 million customers worldwide. marriott also agreed to terms of a settlement with the federal trade commission and 49 states, after an investigation into three data breaches from 2014 to 2020. the feds say the hotel chain did not secure its computer systems to guard its private data. leaders in san mateo county want the governor to declare state of emergency to deal with california's ongoing home insurance crisis. the board of supervisors passed a resolution asking the governor and the insurance commissioner to implement temporary rules to try and stabilize the insurance market. they say something needs to be done to help californians who can't get home insurance. hundreds of thousands of people across the state have been priced out or otherwise cut off from home insurance in recent years, as companies raise premiums or leave the state altogether,

but mark marriott isn't one of them.r going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at the same time without destroying agriculture. the government says that even in the most ambitious scenario solar would still take up less than 1% of the uk agricultural land. while there are 32 panels in each of these boxes, overall, just under 70,000 panels are going to but mark marriott isn't one of them. we will be completely surrounded, you can see the solar going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at t

a jane doe says that she was assaulted at a party at a marriott hotel. we've reached out by the way, to both macy's and marriott that no comment yet. you know, these are civil suits. what is their responsibility if they were the environment in which these allegations took place yeah laura good to be with you. >> and so obviously, all of these allegations are concerning. i would hasten to add, of course, from a defense perspective, that they are allegations and certainly people have a right to sue. they are suing and the claims that they're making will be vetted out in a court of law. so we'll see how that plays both from a civil perspective involving monitoring terry damages which these lawsuits okay. >> and of course, from a criminal perspective that we saw that was filed by federal prosecutors, but obviously, any location has a duty and responsibility to keep people safe, to ensure that anyone who's on the premises has a sense of safety and security and that no acts of violence, sexual or otherwise should take take place against them. >> and so people

what is this about you're doing a press conference at the marriott marquee that obviously not one of his hotels. so i said, well, i told you, we will see you in court. we're going to announce we're filing and involve entry bankruptcy petition on you and you're going be in bankruptcy at about 6:00 this evening. so he said, just give me a little while to think that call back. made a few more little changes. and instead he said, okay, we made our deal. we got a hundred cents and we also got 49% of the stock to make up for all the hardship of not getting paid on time. so we then made the press conference at the plaza hotel, which had been one of his hotels, was right across the street from his office. so he explained they had made a deal and i had to explain the technical part because. we wanted to trade ginger. really, the idea that it was still going to go into bankruptcy, but it would be a friendly one. a called proceeding where it was just to make there were no stragglers hanging out. so i to explain that it's the bankruptcy but it is it like a real regular bankruptcy so as a gambler

she willll be having, hosting te country ball at the syracuse downtown marriott hotel so plan to come. it will be june 8 of 2025. serve brunch will be having a breakfast in conjunction with the onondaga pistorius society. historical society. later that day that will be the ninth of june for thehe breakfa. later that day we will have a real lafayette after coming in he will be in rome. we will have events in rome and stanwyck chapter dar and bobby o'brien from my historical society and bill sawyer who is here at this conference at fort stanwyck. and then breakfast and a risk any in the museum director of the museum is here. so she is planning that event and he will be stopping at the risk any monument and an interesting fact about the battlefield monument what happened wasic so significant to congress even though they were deeply in debt two months after that battle they commissioned by the new dollars to go to the memorial. nothing happened and in 1823 they tried again around the 50th anniversary. again they did dedicate that over 100 years later on august 6, 1884 so there were 60,000

marriott says they have not seen the complaint and have no comment.bs attorneys tell fox news, quote, the press conference and one 800 number that preceded today's barrage of filings were clear attempts to garner publicity. mr. combs and his legal team have full confidence in the facts, their legal defenses and the integrity of the judicial process in court. the truth will prevail that mr. combs has never sexually assaulted anyone, adult or minor, man or woman. combs has been in jail since september 16th. on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. he's pleaded not guilty. jesse. all right. rich, thanks so much. ugly allegations. well, johnny celebrates columbus day. do your dry eyes still feel gritt, rough or tired with my bow? eyes can feel my bow. oh, yeah. my bow is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye, too much tear evaporation for relief. that's my bow. oh, yeah. remove contact lenses before using my bow. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. i redness and b

we haven't heard back yet from marriott. i reached out to them yesterday as well. workers will march at 415 this afternoon to the four hotels located around union square. the union says that they are working with police to minimize any disruption. reporting live, bob redell today in the bay. all right. we'll see how it goes. thank you very much, bob. it is 535. and now there are just six days to go until election day. and word of new policies this morning from the trump team. scott mcgrew with us this morning. and, scott, his staffers have indicated that trump may withhold federal funding from police departments that don't help with immigrant roundups. right. so this is something kind of similar to what he tried the first time around, this brand new reporting, by the way, from nbc, three sources on the trump team telling our reporters in washington that they've adjusted their policies to better survive court challenges, particularly in blue states that would presumably include all of california. california will jail undocumented immigrants, of course, for crimes co

month demanding better wages and health insurance workers on strike, say leaders of hilton hyatt and marriott hotels do not seem to be in a hurry to negotiate. cbs news bay area reached out to the hotels for comment, but they have not responded. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. how do you preserve your family history? well, we're going to introduce you to a south bay artist who used watercolors to help unlock the memories of his lola before her stories were lost forever and it's not 4th of july, but you may see sparklers and other colorful celebrations. we look at how diwali is becoming more mainstream in the u.s. including right here in the bay i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change

phobic setting of the main kitchen, and turned its chef instructors loose in the new kitchen bearing marriott's name. second, a late winter break in the school calendar. administrative and fundraising staff posted up in offices and cubes upstairs, though it would take time for the natural rhythms of office conversation and collegety to take root. finally, came the stall wort staff of the main kitchen who had to pick up and move without ever missing a meal. we started moving people over from the main kitchen two or three at a time, says curtain, sounding like he was running a refugee evacuation program. that's why i felt this intense frustration as that punch list dragged on. i knew people were still back at that god-awful kitchen and as close as we were to getting them out, it wasn't moving fast enough. one of those people was john fenner. fenner had never attended the culinary job program, but he embodied the spirit and mission of the kitchen, as well as anyone who held that certificate. i was tore up from the floor up, he told a kitchen interviewer in 2022. drug addiction had cost him his mar

the workers representing hilton, marriott and hyatt hotels. they have been on strike for more than a month. thousands of workers say the hotel industry is understaffed, which led to today's march and this is, of course, from a sky ranger live on top of that march right there. you can see hundreds of hotel workers right there. we're going to continue to monitor this story on air and online and bring you much more coming up later. well, the alameda county district attorney is releasing more information about a dangerous scrap metal fire last year. it happened august 9th, 2023 at the former schnitzer steel factory in west oakland. the company, now renamed radius recycling, was indicted by a grand jury in july. today, d.r. price released more information about the pollution the fire created across the bay. price says the fire released particulate matter 2.5, which is a type of air pollution that can cause serious health issues. short term exposures up to 24 hours duration have been associated with premature mortality with lung causes. acute and ch

she will be having hosting a country ball at the syracuse downtown marriott hotel now so plan to come that will be june eighth, 2025. and sara french will be having a breakfast in conjunction with the onondaga historical society. we then then that later that day on the that'll be the 9th of june for the breakfast later that day we will have a real lafayette actor coming. he will be in rome. we will have events in rome with fort stanwyck's chapter air and bobby moore o'brien from the rome society and, bill sawyer, who's here at this conference at fort state stanwyck's. then he has breakfast at the home of colonel garrett summit smith in oriskany, and alexis albright, who's museum director of, oriskany museum. she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried a

sharks will take on the anaheim ducks pre-game festivities will include music performed by a local marriott tube. and they were also be and on ice dance performance carefully don't slip and and authentic. specialty jersey design. the game starts at 7 o'clock saturday night. >> and after the break, hurricane milton approaching the gulf coast. tell people there are preparing following the destruction left by fully. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. >> the southeast is bracing for hurricane milton, a rapidly strengthening storm that could bring dangerous conditions to florida this week. federal leapari for that hurricane to hit while also still coor

more than 2,000 workers from hilton, hyatt, and marriott joined in the march today after a month of being on strike. they say they sacrificed guaranteed wage increases to help the city recover from the pandemic. and they are now calling on hotels to do their part by reopening restaurants and reversing service cuts. we reached out to these hotels, saying in part, we have offered competitive wages, health care and retirement benefits at the hotel. all colleagues, wages, benefits will remain unchanged as we would negotiate a new agreement. we look forward to continuing to negotiate fair contracts and recognize the contributions of hyatt employees. >>> relief on electricity costs could be on the horizon. issuing an executive order today, aimed at lowering electric bills. he's calling on the california public utilities commission to return unused energy programs back to customers. the order also directs state agencies to ensure utility investments are focused on cost effective wildfire mitigation. >>> in the meantime san francisco is hoping to make electricity affordable to historically unders

the workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties of. >> but on strike since september. and this was their largest demonstration yet. >> the workers say they love san francisco and believe tourism will recover. that's why they're demanding the restoration of jobs that were cut during the pandemic. >> really committed to providing the service that people around the now let's talk about something that i think we can get back to and out. >> the workers are also demanding better wages and affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers across the country have gone on strike since labor day. >> 02:00am to 04:00am. this just got a live like bourbon street like it was electric? >> not the case anymore. after san francisco officials installed barriers, another street in the mission, 2 in the mission to deter workers. the barriers are something many residents have been advocating for. they're creating another set of problems crop or sara stinson joins us in studio after talk with neighbors. sarah. >> a lot of mixed reviews from people who live on shotwell street. some say

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buckle that negotiation >> the other hotels affected by the strike, the grand hyatt hilton, the marriott, the western saint francis in or all of those and around union square. a san mateo woman was arrested this week accused of robbing a man while on a date. police say that she agreed to meet the man. reportedly they have been messaging on facebook and after talking online, they decided to meet and police say they met in on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo said saturn, the man's car talking. and during that conversation, police say she threatened them and forced him to drive to a gas station to withdraw money. he says he was then forced to drive or motel in san carlos. and then back to san mateo where they parted ways. the man told police about all of this. of course, they were able to find her the using her facebook profile she was booked into jail on suspicion of kidnapping and robbery. san francisco firefighters worked into action for for an owl. this wasn't baker beach. they shared video of the that allow being examined by an animal control officer. beautiful bird. not clear exactly

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además de este lugar, los otros hoteles en huelga en san francisco incluyen san francisco, marriott,on ya las 18:00 de la tarde con 7 minutos y hablemos de la inspiradora historia de un trabajador agrícola del valle central que ha logrado obtener su permiso de trabajo. escuche lo más interesante gracias al apoyo de su comunidad y de organizaciones locales, peter ruiz. con esta historia me daba coraje este. de no poder hacer nada porque aunque 1 hable es como te digo, era correrte o seguir sus reglas de ellos. josé enfrentó injusticias en el vivero en el que trabajaba y buscó ayuda, pero también la función de la iglesia es ser un agente social, ayudar a que la gente transforme su vida, cambie su vida. josé fue conectado con el sindicato de trabajadores del campo, donde le hablaron del programa dale el permiso de poder trabajar legalmente en este país también garantizando su seguro social para que puedan trabajar y para que tengan ellos una protección en contra de deportación. dura 4 años y como josé, hay trabajadores del campo que están en un ambiente hostil, ya sea que no les hayan p

employees at hilton, marriott and hyatt hotels say they want better wages, affordable health care and the restoration of jobs. cut during the pandemic. there's been no reported progress in contract talks. and if there are, we will certainly bring them to you. all right. are you having trouble sleeping lately? could it be elect insomnia? we look into election related sleep issues. yep. there are things. sleep experts say they are seeing cases. but first, former san jose mayor and now congressional candidate sam liccardo joins us live. we'll ask him about that coveted seat has a rare opening, with longtime congresswoman anna eshoo retiring. it is democrat versus democrat, but if you've seen the ads and mailers, you know there's nothing friendly about this competition. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo is running against state assemblymember evan low. the race came down to the two candidates after a nearly three way runoff in the primary. that runoff happened when low and former candidate joe simitian tied for second place. a recount requested by a former staffer of liccardo's found

they detained them one by one. 2,000 workers in hilton, hyatt and marriott.erses with unite local 2 say the hotels are too under staffed for the city's tourism industry to thrive. >>> staying in union square our chopper spotted the ice rink being built. the crews are laying the groundwork before it opens next week for the holiday season. tickets start at $25 for skaters 9 and up. i know we say it every year but is it that time already? november 1st all of the halloween stuff goes out, christmas stuff. yeah. >> it is put up. >> i don't have halloween this year. >> what is your son going as? i am not sure. he is talking about the hulk and also spider-man for the third year in a row. >> so he has 18 hours to make up his mind. >> and i am the one who will have to figure it out >> in first grader time plenty of time. >>> not dealing with the rain, take a look at the doppler. scattered showers, light stuff, zoom in for a closer look. light showers falling over sonoma and marin county. napa county as well. showers making its way across the bay. showers falling over

so far, the strike has hit five major san francisco hotels, including marriott, union square, grand, hyatt, hilton, westin, saint francis and beaux arts. palace hotel. >> coming up here, one of the efforts to get the menendez brothers released from prison after all this time gets a big boost. the heavyweight support behind a petition to governor to the governor that could have them home sooner than expected. >> plus showers in the forecast. but will it impact your trick or treating plans? we're going to check with abc seven in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing progress every day. unlike her opponents, london is the only candidate who, on day one, will keep our city moving forward. we can't go backward by electing a candidate who needs on the job training. with london breed, san francisco is on the rise, again. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks!

these are workers representing hilton, marriott and hyatt hotels. they've been on strike for over a month now, saying their industry is understaffed. today's strike is drawing attention back to that issue. no word yet on when they will move off. muni is warning riders to expect delays and reroutes until the protesters clear out. we have some dramatic new video into our newsroom. a frightening mishap during fleet week. this was first part of our breaking news coverage on the closing day of fleet week, a navy leapfrog parachutist missing the landing zone and landing right into the crowd. the victim's attorney sent us this footage with a new angle showing the parachutist crashing into the camera. a mother and her 17 year old daughter were injured. the attorney says the mother suffered a concussion. the daughter needed surgery for a fractured pelvis. the reason we wanted to release this video is the other videos that are available from a different perspective are getting some negative comments on youtube of like, well, why didn't they just walk away? an

these workers represent hilton, marriott and hyatt hotels. they've been on strike for more than a month, saying their industry is understaffed. the protests delayed muni on geary and forced some reroutes onto market. our sky ranger, you can see, was overhead a couple of hundred people down below. as of right now, we're told police arrested at least ten of them. but they're getting the situation under control. we're also told that some of the streets are still blocked at this hour. also this evening, a family suing a well-known tutoring center in san jose after their young son apparently got out on his own and was hit by a car. the parents of seven year old bastian michelle claimed that the kumon math and reading center of willow glen provided negligent supervision. they say bastian left the kumon center without their knowledge and was missing for an hour. during that time, he walked down the street by himself and was hit by a car. he was suffered a fractured skull, multiple broken bones, and a ruptured bladder. his heart and breathing stopped

they include the hyatt, hilton and marriott. the workers are demanding better pay and benefits and more staffing. they say they're fed up and frustrated. our contract expired in august. what we have in what they've been doing is they laugh in our faces. they come up with proposals. they want to take away what we have won over the years, and now they want to take it away. the striking workers include housekeepers, servers, cooks, bellhops and doormen. they say they've offered to give up guaranteed wage hikes and make their pay contingent on hotel profits. now, we did reach out to the hotels for their reaction to tonight and the arrests. only a hyatt spokesman responded by saying, quote, we are disappointed that unite here local two continues to strike, while hyatt remains willing to continue bargaining in good faith at this time, it has not contacted us to resume bargaining since the strike began. we should add the demonstrators who were arrested tonight have been released. well, this news will frustrate a lot of people as pg&e b

but mark marriott isn't one of them. solar going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at the same time without destroying agriculture. the government says that even in the most ambitious scenario solar would still take up less than i% of the uk agricultural land. while there are 32 panels in each of these boxes, overall, just under 70,000 panels are going to be installed as part of the scheme. this project was controversial, around 200 people objected to it. it's the area's latest solar development. this is not the first solar farm here, it is one of several and a beautiful rural area, and it's going to, by the end of this, there will be one acre of solar, we think, one acre of solar per house in pyeworthy, imagine living in a village like that. if you go

the workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties have all been on strike since september. this was their largest demonstration. yet the workers say they left san francisco and believe tourism will recover. but that's why they're demanding the restoration of jobs that cut. during the pandemic. >>really committed to providing people from around the thing that i think that we can get back to write and draw >>the workers are also demanding better wages and affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers across the country have gone on strike since labor day. san francisco officials install barriers on another street in the mission to her workers. the barriers are something many residents have been advocating for. but with that come another set of problems. crop for sara stinson explains. >>a lot of muck are mixed reviews from people who live on shotwell street. some say they are relieved because they're starting to see stuff. you are workers there. but others say the barriers have caused a whole new set of safety concerns. >>so happy this longtime san francisco resident

the workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties have been on strike since september. this was their largest demonstration yet the workers say they love san francisco and believe tourism will recover. that's why they're demanding the restoration of jobs cut, which took place during the pandemic. >> really committed to providing people around the want that i think that we can get back to write and >> the workers are also demanding better wages and affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers all across the country have gone on strike since labor day. >> developing news tonight in the city's mission district barriers have been installed at another street to deter work the berries or something that many residents have been advocating for. but they creating a number of problems. kron four's sara stinson joins us in studio after talk with neighbors. sarah. >> a lot accrued mixed reviews from people who live on shotwell street. some say they are relieved because they're starting to see stuff. you are workers there. but others say the barriers have caused a whole ne

and three of the four seasons resorts on those islands and one of those were was the four seasons marriottviewers know from white lotus and they can go to the number been island in asia and that's where season 3 is going. >> we're out of time, but if you ever need someone to write a rant in the enough already rant of the airport experience. i'm your guy. i want to be out of my car and i don't need the shopping. >> enter through the gift shop. >> they're here to change your mind. >> give me the old laguardia. >> i'm taking this over. thank you. >> now its time to smile with the uplift. today we want to make you laugh, mostly at tony's expense because in case you missed it last tuesday on "cbs mornings" my good friend tony dokoupil appears to be living under a rock because he did not know that kristen bell played ana from the movie "frozen". >> ana from "frozen" is how you are best known. >> are you the voice of ana from "frozen" in. >> tony! >> kristen bell! okay. so you had the tape and i guess it is true. >> tony! >> have you gotten a lot of backlash? >> no. what i'll say here is i can no

hotels affected by the strike at the grand hyatt hilton, marriott and the westin saint francis. all in san francisco's union square. >> more than 60,000 people will benefit from 4.5 billion dollars in student loan relief. it's part of the public service loan forgiveness program effects, teachers, nurses, social workers, first responders and service members to qualify. people have to have made 120 payments on their loans. this is part of president biden's broader efforts to tackle student debt. the administration has already approved more than 175 billion dollars in student debt relief. and hayward chabot college received its largest donation in history when the board i got a 5 million dollar gift from the chabot loss last to see this community college of trustees. the money will go to numerous student scholarships and the establishment of 2 faculty awards for excellence. the gift came from edward markey martin's and he and his wife donna, will see their names on the library at the school. martin's is one of the first trustees of the colleges districts board as well as the longes

the workers and hilton, hyatt and marriott properties have been on strike since september. this was a large demonstration yet the workers say they love san francisco and the lead tourism will recover. that's why demanding the restoration of jobs that cut during the pandemic. >> really committed to providing service it that people around the now let's talk about something that i think we can get back to write and draw >> any better wages, affordable health care. more than 10,000 hotel workers across the country have gone on strike since labor day. and the east bay, 3 vendors of in charge operating a criminal enterprise of the oakland coliseum. flea market. alameda county prosecutors say the sound from march of 2023 through april of this year, investigators allege the trio stole $350,000 or the property from 10 different retailers, including kohl's, macy's, a foreign target. they're accused of then selling that stolen property at the flea market. if convicted, the suspects could be facing 3 to 9 years in prison. also in the east bay, oakland, getting millions of dollars in th

now, this includes workers from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties. this has been their largest demonstration yet with workers telling us they want jobs, restore that were cut during the pandemic, saying they believe in san francisco and they know that the city will bounce back. >> really committed to providing people around the now let's talk about something that i think that we can get back to write and >> workers are also demanding better wages long with more affordable health care. and it's not just here in san francisco, it's really across the country right now. we've seen a total of 10,000 hotel workers going on strike since labor day. as we get more details on those that were arrested or if a contract agreement is reached, we'll keep you updated. that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. right. michael, thanks that report. >> time now 6, 0, for some breaking news from overnight. look at this. a house fire in san francisco, snowy valley displaced 5 people, including 2 children broke o

so far, the strike has hit five major san francisco hotels, including the marriott at union square, the grand hyatt, hilton, westin, saint francis and the beaux arts palace hotel. >> all right, let's chat about the weather, shall we? as our team is tracking some changes. that is a beautiful look outside, though. this is our abc seven roof cam. i like all the pinks across the sky there. we do have some showers though. coming in late tonight. for more on that and a look at the timeline. let's check in with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. hi, sandhya. hi, there. >> yeah, it is going to be in and out before you know it. so let's take a look at live doppler seven right now, and you will notice that the wet weather is up around northern california. they are seeing a mix of rain and snow there. a few sprinkles on live doppler seven moving towards ukiah right now, but it's going to take a couple of hours before the atmosphere moistens up. it's a light level one storm on our storm impact scale, and this front will be in and out of here so quickly that we're not expecting a whole lot

i mean, they're pretty much a a "usa today" away from being a a marriott. [ light laughter ] you guyss? ahead of the new nba season, boston celtics head coach joe mazzulla was asked whether his team feels pressure as the defending champions. and he had a very interesting answer. watch this. do you have, do you feel, to kind of maximize this opportunity that you have with this group? >> zero, no pressure. we're all going to be dead soon, and it really doesn't matter anymore. [ light laughter ] so there's zero pressure. we're either going to win or you're not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the spirit? [ laughter ] we're all going to be dead soon? okay. well, some more sports news. i saw that the wimbledon tennis tournament has decided to break with the 147 years of tradition by replacing all of its line judges with electronic line calling machines. here to comment is former wimbledon line judge percy yates. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello there, jimmy. it's smashing to be here. >> jimmy: so, how are you holding up? >> well, this is really, really difficult for the line judge community.

that i think that we can get back to write and >> now these workers were from hilton, hyatt and marriott properties. again, this has been the largest demonstration yet, and it's not just happening here. it's also happening all around the country. in total. we've seen about 10,000 hotel workers go on strike nationwide since labor day. as we get more details as to if a contract is met, will keep you updated that the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to 2. all right. thank you, michael. time now is 806. and san jose police are looking for a man. >> who got into a middle school girls locker room at bret harte middle school in the elm and a neighborhood in san jose. this happened monday afternoon. but the school just released a statement to parents explaining that the staff found this man and the girls locker room, a staff member confronted the man and that's when he took off the middle school says that all students staff are safe. >> a marine recruiter has been arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a 17 year-old. investigators say that jorge lala pedro

. >> the hotels affected by the strike includes the grand hyatt, the hilton marriott and the westin saint francis, which are all in and around san francisco's union square nationwide. more than 10,000 hotel workers have gone on strike since labor day. we have been reaching out to the hotel's impacted by the strike and will update you once we get a response. more than 4,000 ucsf health care workers plan to go on strike. university workers say this is their response to a staffing crisis that has increased patients. stay in emergency room. wait times. 98% voted in favor of the strike yesterday. their contract expires today. we have reached out to ucsf for comment. and then moment his murder trial has resumed yesterday, jurors and family members watched surveillance footage of the moment. bob lee was dying. one video is from a nest camera taken from the residents. 9 stories from the crime scene. the jury watched that footage which appeared to put ramo many in lee as small figures on the screen. then the other perspective provided a clearer view of lee on main street. he appeared to be bleedin

take on the anaheim ducks is going to be some pre-game music that's going to be performed by local marriott. you band will be some on ice dance performances and some authentic specialty jersey designs to enjoy that game starts at 7 o'clock saturday night. well, we've got a section of our website, by the way, dedicated to hispanic heritage month where you can find tide of information. that's a kron. 4 dot com and thenoctober, 15th at 6.30, in the evening, we're going to our span heritage special hosted by theresa so make sure you tune in right here on kron 4. all right. coming up on the kron morning news. >> driverless cars are becoming more common on u.s.. roads. >> and hear what a new poll is saying on americans. opinions of >> well, this story here is proving one person's trash can be another's treasure and that treasure and actual picasso painting. junk dealer found the artwork in the dump. back in the 1960, what he took the painting. it is living room and then his restaurant like any other piece of art. it wasn't until his son got a hunch. that the quote ugly painting a big move for her

and it's not just like small boutique hotels chains like hyatt and marriott. include lists of supposedly haunted properties. who wants to stay in a haunted property? please raise your hand. >> nope, nope. >> i'm not sure i would advertise that. yeah, i, i don't know. i don't know. i mean, i don't know about hotels, you guys, but i know haunted kind of spooky. >> tourism is on the rise. most big cities now in america have the whole ghost tour, right. or the horror tales in the city tour. >> people jumping out at you. and, yeah, people love that stuff. it's not for me. like i'm with larry. real life is scary enough. i don't need to be scared outside of that. >> but. >> but like kristen said, some people are really into these things, you know? >> yeah. i mean, if it's san francisco's got one. i did one in salem, actually, massachusetts. and, you know, they walk you through all the sights of where, like, gory things allegedly happened. and, i don't know, people were scared i wasn't because it was halloween and it was all cute, but people. yeah, but it can't be. >>

. >> the hotel's affected by this strike, the grand hyatt, the hilton, the marriott. and weston, saint francis all in and around san francisco's union square palace. also affected by that too, across the country more than 10,000 hotel workers have gone out on strike since labor day. more than 4,000 ucsf health workers plan to go out on strike. university employees say that this is their response to a staffing crisis that has increased patients. stay in emergency room. wait times. 98% voted in favor of the strike yesterday. their contract expires today. we did reach out to ucsf for comment and are still waiting to hear back. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4, a halloween-themed entertainment zone is underway right now in san francisco. we have all the details you want to know about coming up in a live report. >> and more calls for a controversial san jose city councilman to step in down the latest political organization demanding he resign. plus. >> with 5 to go until the election, the presidential candidates are spending their time making a pitch to voters time making