mcdonnell was one of three finalists for the job. he served as l.a. county sheriff from 2014 to 2018, and he began his law enforcement career with the lapd 43 years ago. he says his goals include enhancing public safety, adding more officers and preparing for upcoming major events. >> we have a lot of training to do. we have a lot of build up to do before the world cup in 26 and the olympics in 28, and we're committed to being able to do that. so as the world watches los angeles, we're all going to be very proud of what they see. >> the appointment of mcdonnell follows the surprise retirement of chief michael moore earlier this year. moore's time was marked by greater scrutiny into excessive force and police killings of civilians. >> the group that became notorious for trying to build a new city in solano county is now pivoting to build health care clinics. reporter michelle bandur explains how california forever's $250 million investment could soon pay off. >> reporter on main street in downtown winters, people will be able to walk into this building

mcdonnell said it had improved system. and a lot country's last coal power station close on monday.. new zealand has regained the world record for the most people taking part in the haka, made famous by the new zealand rugby team. incredible. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. the drip drip drip of criticism. the manchester united manager is expected to stay despite that embarrassing loss to tottenham. a convincing win for bournemouth who are up to 11th but their rival southampton are in trouble after their 3—1 loss. and a landmark deal at hampshire are to become the first county cricket side owned by an overseas franchise, the delhi capitals. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with speculation over the future of manchester united manager erik ten hag. he is expected to stay. and senior sources at the club have told bbc sport that it is business as usual ahead of man u two upcoming matches this week against porto and aston villa. that is despite united falling to 13th in the league after a comprehensive 3—0 loss to

the book also describes mcdonnell's debate over whether or not to vote trump guilty over his second impeachmente over january 6th. mcconnell was certain the actions amounted to an impeachable offense, but he wrestled with the question of whether the former president could be impeached. ult ultimately, mcconnell voted to acquit trump. in response to the book, due out in ten days, mcconnell released a statement that reads in part this, "whatever i may have said about president trump pales in comparison to what jd vance, lindsey graham, and others have said about him, but we are all on the same team now." joining us now, special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. good to see you this morning. let's start there with the book which is a mcconnell biography, his whole career, but certainly these attacks on trump gaining a lot of attention. we should remember, as harsh as mcconnell was back then, he did vote to acquit, which in many ways, gave trump new political life. then he has said that he is backing him, endoring him, and will vote for him. >> mcconnell joined the lost list of republicans who

this is the seat where they have democratic state senator kristen mcdonnell rivet running against a republicanpreneur, paul young. this is also a seat that is at. they are also battling over the ev transition. the messaging you are seeing fr trump, two young, on down is if you continue to transition to ev's, all of these plants that make transmissions are going to go by the wayside. it is going to be a big test about that messaging, really motivating voters to go pull the lever r the republicans. john: in a lot of races to watch and michigan. thank you very much. chad: thank you for having me, john. ♪ john: physicians are increasingly using weight loss drugs to treat obesity, diabetes and other chronic conditions in young people, including children. in the last three years, the number of people aged between 12 and 25 using drugs like wegovy and ozempic has surged nearly 600 percent. -- 600%. ali rogin looks at the high demand for these drugs and the concerns surrounding them. ali: approximately one in five children and adolescents in the u.s. is obese. experts say early intensive treatment can

republican senator mike mcdonnell said no. means, in the end, vice president harris wins by one electoral vote? >> that's democracy. >> reporter: and you're okay with that? >> i'm okay with practicing democracy. >> reporter: about the same time, republican ellen ehlers came up with her own response: a red dot with a yellow flourish of trumpian hair. did this idea grow out of watching the blue dot? >> yes, all of a sudden, they just were multiplying overnight, and we're surrounded, as you can see, and we thought we would be brave and put a red dot. >> reporter: and one of the things that i find both inspiring and interesting is no one is not getting along. this is okay. >> exactly. yep. yeah, we haven't had any issues. >> people are ready, i think, to move towards a more positive tone in our nation, and i think this has been a very positive tone. >> reporter: there's a phrase you can frequently see on social media: clap back. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: is this a quiet clap back? >> i think that's fair. a quiet one. maybe it fits n

. >> quarter pounders at mcdonnell's that have been at the center of an e-coli outbreak for the past few weeks. >> happening tomorrow, livermore and dublin are receiving cash to improve transit and public safety. 15 million dollars in federal money. in fact, that east bay congressman mark to saulnier secured for 15 projects in contra costa and alameda county to saulnier will present the money for the livermore amador valley transit add extra hydrogen fueling tanks to support there. 0 emission buses. dublin will use the money to increase community safety with new cameras near public parks and schools. today, bart started installing new fare gates at the montgomery station in san francisco, installing each new array will take about 2 weeks to finish up. bart says that the work will not affect train service, but it might take riders a few extra minutes to wait to pass through the gates during peak travel hours. the agency says the goal here is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. the state is awarding 130 million dollar grant to upgrade san francisco muni. the control system h

we've reached out to mcdonnell's for a response but have not heard back. the number of people sick after an e-coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders across the country keeps growing. now atlleast 75 people have reported being sick and one person has died. the onions in question. that's what they're saying is the culprit of been linked to taylor farms, which is in salinas. taylor farms has issued a recall of hole and diced yellow onions and then taco bell pizza hut, kfc and others have temporarily stopped using fresh on >> san francisco bakery is back open following a rodent infestation at force. the business to shut down earlier this week. inspectors say they found cockroaches and rodent droppings. inside you desert story on 16th street in the castro neighborhood, the kitchen and food preparation tables were some of the area's infested. today owners shared the bakery has passed all requirements and inspections to be able to reopen. >> let's talk weather now is we get a live look there. iris down. we're not in control the irish, is not that bri

mcdonnell's officials say taylor farms in salinas sent onions to a distribution facility which led to the food poisoning. taylor farms issued the recall of hole and diced yellow onions out of what they call an abundance of caution. the fda didn't confirm the link to that particular farm, but they say raul onions are likely the culprit here. the contamination killed a person and made about 50 people sick, at least 50 throughout 10 states. other restaurant chains like taco bell pizza hut and kfc have temporarily stopped using fresh onions. >> and new tonight, sprouts market recalling some of its chicken street taco kits due to possible listeria contamination. the a fresh creative food kits have a best by date of september 9th through november, 7th, 2024, no illnesses have been reported. customers are being urged to throw those kids away or you can return them to your local sprouts if you'd like a full refund. instead. all right. let's check weather as we get a live look outside the view here. >> from the top of mount tam. >> not as colorful as last night at this hour. lawrence, what's g

so it was not connected to mcdonnell as they were able to protect their brand. so i kind of hold out mcdonald's as the example of how they many of these companies should have behaved. unfortunately, many, many other western companies, their time perhaps thinking that the war would soon be over or they might get a better deal. and i think the longer many of these companies waited, the worse it got. and it became increasingly difficult. putin started narrowing the door, the exit doors for many of these companies companies. he required a 50% discount to a company's value, as well as. taxes paid to the russian government increased that. now. so it's even more costly to get out. and what you saw is, in a couple of cases, signed decrees allowing russia to take temporary control over some western assets. and he did that. and in a couple of instances with, for instance, carlsberg, the beer maker. which had been in the process of trying to negotiate a sale with a russian buyer. so you do have examples of cronies around, putin scooping up western assets and putin handing

any quick comment on mcdonnell's did it work for donald trump? i haven't tasted the fries.n't tell you. think. good response. thank you larry. one more note here larry. this is interesting right? the world's richest man, elon musk, is trying to use his influence and money to put donald trump back in the white house is what he's doing though legal, the tesla and twitter and spacex ceo is giving one registered voter a day, a million bucks if they've signed a petition supporting free speech and a right to bear arms. there is a law of federal law against an inducement to vote, meaning that if somebody goes to the polling place and votes and you're outside the polling place handing out donuts, thanking them for voting, it's technically illegal in federal elections. okay, musk says his petition and money is available to voters in pennsylvania, arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, north carolina and wisconsin. all of them are swing states. a reminder now we are helping you get informed about the local races here in the bay area and california. just scan that qr code on your screen.

mcdonnell says it's safe and is planning to bring back the quarter pounder after the e coli outbreak.ber, mcdonald's pulled the burger last week. the outbreak has sickened 75 people across the country and killed one. mcdonald's believes it's linked to onions from a taylor farms facility in colorado. taylor farms, by the way, is headquartered in salinas. mcdonald's is confident, though it has removed all the contaminated products from stores. last night, the mcdonald's president posted this apology for those customers affected. you have my commitment that, led by our values, we will make this right. and it means also taking a moment to thank mcdonald's employees, franchisees and restaurant teams who have worked around the clock because of your work. this issue was quickly identified and contained. mcdonald's says it expects to put the quarter pounder back in stores sometime this week, but it will not be served with onions for the time being. bay area hospitals are feeling the fallout from hurricane helene that struck north carolina. many are now experiencing an iv fluid shortage due to

as soon as the being done decided to start giving out the whole quarter pounder with cheese, mcdonnell suffered a very rare and very unlikely food poisoning scandal as suddenly uh, people are getting the call i from my phones. burger's been not that desperate. right. right. and it's very important for us to say that we're neither a pro comalla or pro trump. uh but um, you know, we think about quite mental, actually uh, we think american do a lot better. uh, an interest in the recent wall street journal article suggested that trump had want a lot of them are to them. because in seeing what the kind of guy you want to be warning and that he would hit russia straight in the middle of moscow. if this or that happened. so it's kinda unlikely while you have any ideas of what might happen to the us, if the center of moscow was it, what, what do you, how do you think that might look for the other side? are you sure we have a video for you dear here? so how is going to end up around the video you? oh, i was new york. oh, yeah. well, some parts of san francisco might actually look better. actual

for more on this i am joined by our china corresponded stephen mcdonnell.ore about these actions by china and the timing of them. actions by china and the timing ofthem. ~ actions by china and the timing of them. ~ . . ., ., of them. according to the eo - le of them. according to the peeple "s _ of them. according to the people 's liberation - of them. according to the | people 's liberation army, of them. according to the - people 's liberation army, this people �*s liberation army, this is a sort of dress rehearsal from attacking taiwan is a sort of dress rehearsal from attaci provocation. we drills are a provocation. we are seeing more and more of this tension and ping up between mainland china and taiwan, the democratically governed island which beijing says should rightfully be part of china. and we're seeing a lot of them now and it they seem to be getting bigger and although the pla seems to be increasingly attacking taiwan from all sides, you just have to see from the map that all around taiwan these exercises are taking place. it is a pretty regula

the cdc has her legs to mcdonnell specific is working to determine the source of the outbreak as a speak as you asked about the e. coli outbreak. what i would suggest that families they need to and they must follow the latest cdc guidance are obviously we are aware, the also aware, and going back to this particular up equipment don't understand the company has halted sales of products to protect customers and cdc is certainly in touch with local authorities to prevent infections. so look we are always concerned when we hear these types of situations, right? outbreaks. and so and the president wants to make sure the american people are safe. so it is certainly a priority for us and cdc is on top of this and looking into it. >> just one more. -- [inaudible] peace agreement to russia and ukraine. >> was i've not seen the report. i'm not going to respond to what a political candidate -- >> was saying -- >> i've not seen the comments you mentioned to me so i can't give you an honest response from here. >> what does the president when he said last about, trump -- [inaudible] >> the president s

rachel: the the fact pa is, we still haven't seen that the kamala harris worked at mcdonnell's. meanwhile, eric trump was on our show earlier talking about why it's important to see him in new york city. >> to see him on stage in maybe the bark blue -- darkest blue area of the country, i don't think there's anything that could be more meaningful to us. this is so much more than a political campaign at this point. this has become a family with these people who love the united states, sees this country going the wrong direction, frankly, sees new york going in the wrong direction over really the last 5-year period of time where crime is rampant, carjackings is rampant, businesses have been totally under attack and have been fleeing the city left and right. new york city's the greatest city in the world. marledden is single-handedly -- madison square garden is single handedly the the greatest entertainment venue in the world. pete: yeah. and i'd say -- [laughter] we're watching and discussing. you know, it's clear that this was a destination the trump family wanted for a very long

mcdonnell's officials say taylor farms in salinas sent onions to a distribution facility which led to this food poisoning outbreak. the fda did not confirm the link to taylor farms, but did say that raw onions are likely the cause out of an abundance of caution. taylor farms has issued a recall of hole and diced yellow onions. one person has died from e-coli because of this outbreak. another restaurant, several other restaurant chains including taco bell pizza hut and kfc have now stopped using fresh onions. still ahead here at 2, we have some new video hammering away. >> and a local cannabis shop. we'll check in with police after this. plus, an arrest made after a suspect damages panel's last. worth a lot of money. and 11 days to go. the latest from the presidential campaigns. that's next. is your local election headquarters? 11 days to go until the election and 7 swing states are up for grabs. this presidential election, dozens of bay area volunteers have traveled to those states to campaign for vice president kamala harris of buses just like this. filled with people eager to knock

targeting now more price cuts and there's an e-coli outbreak link to quarter pounders and mcdonnell's. he's live in as it with all those stories and more. jane, good morning, dana. good morning. we are watching. shares of mcdonald's weighing on the dow this morning that also more than 150 points. >> but the cdc says an e-coli outbreak is linked to its quarter pounders. it sent 10 people to the hospital. it's led to one fatality. the cdc says the illnesses may be linked to the onions use, not the beef and the cases are spread across 10 states with most of them in colorado and nebraska. mcdonald's says its instructed all local restaurants to remove the onions from their supply. and it's paused distribution in the impacted areas as well. american airlines is implementing a new system to ensure passengers don't board early. has been piloting this system. it will on a belief lag when someone tries to board before their designated boarding group has been called passengers who tried to board early will hear a sound when they scan their boarding pass and then the gate agent will tell them to

coming up in the next hour, workers at an east oakland mcdonnell's. >> speaking out against working conditions saying it's costing them their job. what cal osha complaint is accusing managers. and multiple san jose city council members are now calling on their march words to leave the job. major change. one council member wants to make to the city randall stories coming up next. 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 address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news east bay congressman eric swalwell now threatening legal action against alameda county district attorney pamela price for alleged defamation. we'll explain in a live report. plus workers at an east oakland macdonald's 8 speaking out against working conditions. it's costing them their jobs.

so it was not connected to mcdonnell as they were able to protect their brand. so i kind of hold out mcdonald's as the example of how they many of these companies should have behaved. unfortunately, many, many other western companies, their time perhaps thinking that the war would soon be over or they might get a better deal. and i think the longer many of these companies waited, the worse it got. and it became increasingly difficult. putin started narrowing the door, the exit doors for many of these companies companies. he required a 50% discount to a company's value, as well as. taxes paid to the russian government increased that. now. so it's even more costly to get out. and what you saw is, in a couple of cases, signed decrees allowing russia to take temporary control over some western assets. and he did that. and in a couple of instances with, for instance, carlsberg, the beer maker. which had been in the process of trying to negotiate a sale with a russian buyer. so you do have examples of cronies around, putin scooping up western assets and putin handing

rauh yellow onions following an e-coli outbreak that's linked to the mcdonald's quarter pounders mcdonnell's officials say taylor farms in salinas said onions to a distribution facility which led to the food poisoning outbreak. taylor farms has now issued a recall of hole and diced yellow onions out of abundance of caution. the fda did not confirm the link to taylor farms, but did say that raw onions are likely the cause, the contamination killed one person and sickened 49 other people in 10 states. other restaurant chains including taco bell pizza. hut and kfc have now stopped using fresh onions. >> next here on kron, 4 news at 3, remembering a historic sacrifice. the new memorial honoring the soldiers exonerated in port chicago. the warriors are back how bay area fans celebrated the return dubs basketball and meals on the move. will take a look at the mobile kitchen and sam read. so that's bringing >> back now to the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. berkley police are investigating a shooting that happened in the downtown area. this is video from the citizens app. you c

mcdonnell said today some of the illnesses may be linked to onions from a single supplier.pany has stopped distribution of those onions to the affected areas. federal agents affect -- arrested the former ceo of abercrombie and fitch on charges that he ran a sex trafficking and prostitution operation from 2008-2015. the indictment alleges mike jeffries lured young men with promises of modeling work and coerced them into sex acts. two alleged co-conspirators including his romantic partner were also arrested. he helped revitalize the struggling retailer during his two decade tenure in which it became known for its sexualized marketing. he stepped down in 2014. prosecutors said the charges are proof that powerful people in the industry can no longer take advantage of those most vulnerable. >> to anyone who thinks they can exploit and coerce others by using the so-called casting couch system, this case should serve as a warning. prepare to trade that couch for a bed in federal prison. stephanie: a lawyer for jeffrey says he will respond to the charges in court. and thelma mother

still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4, we're learning new details about coli outbreak at mcdonnell's locations around the country. how? >> a california farm is involved. plus, a campus community shocked over reports that a student attacked a school leader at a homecoming dance. >> how the district is responding and these big congressman eric swalwell is threatening legal action against alameda county da pamela price. >> for alleged defamation. 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. evan low only serves himself. >> expect congressman eric swalwell is ready now to take alameda county district attorney pamela price to court over alleged defamation getting dirty here this afternoon. the da's firing back kron f

max mcdonnell says it's planning to bring back the quarter pounder. this is after an e coli outbreak forcing the fast food chain to pull that burger option last week. the outbreak has sickened 75 people across the country, killing one. mcdonald's believes it's linked to onions from a taylor farms facility in colorado. the farm is headquartered in salinas. mcdonald's is confident that it has removed all contaminated products from stores. for those customers affected, you have my commitment that led by our values, we will make this right and it means also taking a moment to thank mcdonald's employees, franchisees and restaurant teams who have worked around the clock because of your work. this issue was quickly identified and contained. mcdonald's says that it expects the burger to be back in stores sometime this week, but it will not be served with onions for the time being. and a quick reminder nbc bay area is streaming 24/7. you can watch us wherever you want, whenever you want on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms. of course, at nbcbayarea.com

also for your health this morning, mcdonnell says their beef patties are not to blame for this recent outbreak of e-coli that's been linked to their quarter pounders. >> the fda believes, in fact, it was onions from a salinas based produce company called taylor farms, which actually supplies not on donald's but a bunch of other restaurants as well. the cdc reports one person has died in colorado. at least 75 people have gotten sick across 13 states since that e-coli outbreak began. mcdonald's announced sunday that given this news, they will resume selling their quarter pounders. >> 7.27 now and up next on the kron. 4 morning news burglars on camera. they're caught driving a car ramming into a new sneaker shop in the east bay. >> and we're going to talk to owners about their dreams and all right, is this >> well, i get a little elevation during the commercials. it's really and i'm checking to see if i'm dead on the internet now. >> what to even morning it real stuff. yeah. coin james and darya. good morning, everybody. >> what's shaking and whether well colder stuff. that's the short t

rivet: i'm bob mcdonnell's daughter who taught me just to say it like it is, so i'm just going to. there is too much money in politics. but i remember just being appalled and august when i read the detroit news coverage where he said his dad left them so much money he hadn't had a job in five years and he doesn't really have to work. being able to take all of your money, moved here from california, ran, lost, moved up here, ran against dan kildee, lost, and now in total has put almost 6.5 million dollars over the last three cycles into his campaign. we have raised a coalition of thousands. my question is if someone is going to put that much of their personal money into a campaign to get themselves a title, what are they expecting back? [applause] so i will say that yes, i support public financing of campaigns. it is something we have to do, but we have to be able to do it where it is required of both candidates. we cannot allow multimillionaires to come in and by elections. we cannot allow dark money to come in and buy elections. it would be beautiful if everybody could only take m