our raquel martin has details. >> republican push to keep the government funded took a turn wednesday. no, no vote today. a day after promising a vote. house speaker mike johnson scrapped those plans acknowledging the six-month spending bill does not have enough republican support to of conversations. family conversations within the republican conference and i believe we'll get there. we've got to take care of business or south dakota republican congressman dusty johnson says a handful of his colleagues may never backed the plan. several openly object to the bill's price tag. but i'm gonna tell you, i'm putting everything i have into backing the speaker's play. >> to make sure that we have the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown. at this point. republicans may need democratic support to pass the bill in the house. the problem includes a poison pill, a provision to outlaw undocumented immigrants from voting its controversial. we have disagreements about a voter id laws that will have a disproportionate impact in. >> targeting legal voters, california democratic congressman r

in washington, raquel martin. >> still at the city of berkeley and part are teaming up to create new affordable housing will take a closer look at that and vice president kamala harris has her qna with black journalists on most 2 months after former president message just a fad. happening tonight, east palo alto will decide whether to begin clearing homeless encampments in the city. >> city council members are set to vote on proposed legislation from mayor antonio lopez that would allow city officials to clear out the encampment after giving at least 2 written warnings and 2 offers of shelter. mayer lopez says the legislation comes in response to governor newsom's executive order that urges cities to crack down on encampments. tonight, city council meeting begins at 7 o'clock. the city of berkeley is planning to work with bart and build more affordable housing. the agreement was approved last night at the berkeley city council. the resolution authorizes the city manager to work with bart on development of the ashby bart station. the site contains 2 plots of land that will be used to

washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> the u.s. economy is chugging along slowly in august. employers hired 142,000 workers marking the 3rd straight month of lower than expected gains. there is absolutely a cooling going on the job market. senior banker economists mark hamrick predicts the cooldown could mean a more drastic interest rate cut at the federal reserve's meeting this month. a larger, 50 basis point other words, one half of one percent. the white house is staying out of the federal reserve's decision making that sadly white house economist jared bernstein says a rate cut could be good news for middle income family. when the federal reserve cuts interest rates. we tend to see the 30 year fixed rate mortgage rate come that former president donald trump says the job numbers are only bad news. all like really bad in new york friday, trump blamed the biden harris administration's border policies. >> for meager job gains, foreigners coming in illegally took the jobs of native born americans. the bulk of new jobs in august were

in washington, raquel martin. >> more problems for boeing. some 33,000 machinists and aerospace workers will decide whether or not to approve a contract proposal. that includes a 25% pay raise over 4 years. if the proposals rejected a work stoppage is set to start just after midnight, a walkout would be, of course, yet another blow for boeing, which has had numerous problems with its airplane spacecraft and defense operations this year. >> coming up, where you can expect to see faint colorful displays in the skies. solar storms hit the northern hemisphere tonight. >> plus, the pushback governor newsom has gotten for his plan with the oil and gas industry. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability,

raquel martin. >> the east bay spca will now be rolled through the streets in its repaired van after it was stolen and vandalized couple months ago, the organization shared this pic on social media with the update. the van is already taken. stanley spotted in the photo. they say to their dublin adoption center. >> legendary soul singer and songwriter, frankie beverly of the east bay has died. beverly was most known as the founder of the band may's producing 9 gold albums and hits like before i let go, the singer was born. howard stanley beverly in philadelphia and later made his home in lafayette earlier this year. he accepted the lifetime achievement award at the fifty-fifth naacp image awards. his family has not revealed his cause of death. revealed his cause of death. he was 77 years old. they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a

look that she's even running is frankly ridiculous. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks for cal. and while former president trump says it's too late for another debate with vice president harris. their running mates are going to face off next week. governor tim walz and senator jd vance will meet on tuesday. it's the only scheduled vice presidential debate. cbs news will host the event in new york city evening news anchor norah o'donnell and margaret brennan of face the nation will serve as moderators and don't forget, kron 4 is your election headquarters will be airing that vp debate between vance and walls on tuesday night, starting at 6 o'clock our time we'll have full coverage. plus analysis right after. >> and with officially fewer than 40 days until election day, california republican party leaders, they're not wasting any time. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the party chair about new efforts to reach voters. >> knocking on doors and making phone calls and turning out the vote. that's exactly what california republican part

our washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> washington 30 years ago was a bit different for women. women on the senate floor had to be wearing a skirt entered women. shelters were called by one senator indoctrination centers for runaway wives. despite all odds, these women help secure the 1994 violence against women at its enactment indicated a paradigm shift. attorney general merrick garland spotlighted them and a landmark legislation friday. the law for the first time federally mandated law enforcement go after abusers created a national abuse hotline and surged resources to survivors. if it weren't for vow, i don't think i would be here today. caitlin mattis is a survivor. she says police protected her from a stalker who later went on to murder. another woman. i want to see more cases better handle. congress expanded funding in 2022 when they modernize the violence against women act its 4th time since 1994 president joe biden, who as a senator led the charge the past the original plan that the investments work annual rates of domestic violence have dropped almost 70%. con

raquel martin. >> and now kron 4 sports. well, it's only week 3 of the nfl season, but already the injuries are piling up for the forty-niners today. all pro tight end. george kittle missed practice. >> with a hamstring injury after he was a full participant yesterday. it's unclear at this point whether he'll be able to play sunday in los angeles, but it is not the niners will be without 3 of their top weapons on offense is christian mccaffrey and deebo samuel have already both been ruled out with their own injuries. kendall, a 5 time pro bowler. he's made the all pro team 4 times his quarterback, brock purdy knows that he's going to be tested without his usual surrounding cast of characters. but he's still confident in his other teammates sox not having your guys. and you know, like. >> lady, bone, christian and stuff. so it's like, all right. you know, how can we >> figure out to get the ball to other guys and stuff? and then we've got playmakers, like i said that before. we've got a really good scheme. great play. caller

is sending more troops to the middle east kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin with the latest. >> the deployment of u.s. troops is only raising concerns about a broader war breaking out in the middle east right now, israeli leaders are threatening more aggressive strikes in lebanon. it has below does not surrender 11 months of fighting in gaza. and israel is inching closer to a broader war in the middle east to take this warning seriously after launching its most deadly attack inside lebanon in nearly 2 decades, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> it's urging civilians to flee areas where they say hezbollah, hamas ally fours is storing weapons. please get out of harm's way now for many, it's too late. israeli airstrikes killed more than 300 people in lebanon monday morning. in response has below launched hundreds of rockets into israel. most intercepted by israeli iron dome defense. >> that's before break. >> while meeting with the uae president at the white house, president joe biden says his administration is pushing hard to de escalate tensions and in the w

. >> raquel martin joins us live from the nation's capital. raquel, very disturbing. what is what is congress now doing to respond to this? >> hey, guys. all right. now there is still a bit of shock and even a frustration about what we saw play out yesterday. lawmakers saying that they want to see increased security for the former president and that coming from both sides of the aisle because, of course, this is now second apparent, a tense of that assassination of former president donald trump in just 2 months. >> and the agents hypervigilance and the details with action was textbook. >> the acting u.s. secret service director says his agents and local law enforcement did their job to stop a second assassination attempt on former president donald trump. we put together security plan and that security plan aged spotted. ryan wesley routh armed with an assault rifle roughly 400 yards away from where trump was playing golf in florida on sunday. thank god. >> do they? >> president joe biden is encouraging congress to beef up secret service security around trump. for help

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to happen. okay, raquel, thanks so much for that report. >> the justice department in other news confirms the man accused in the apparent assassination attempt on donald trump at a florida golf course left a note. it said he intended to kill the former president in his car. they found a handwritten list of dates and venues where trump was to appear. the note was addressed. dear world, it was put in a box dropped off at the home of unidentified person who contacted law enforcement. the bucs also contained ammunition, a metal pipe, a few other things. they didn't name. it was not opened by the person until after route was taken into custody. he had soon to anticipate he would not be successful. and here's what the note said. you're looking at it. they're deer world. this was an assassination attempt on not donald trump, but i failed i tried my best to give it all the gumption i could muster. it's up to you now to finish the job. i will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. and that list

reporter raquel martin has that story. washington 30 years ago was a bit different for women. women on the senate floor had to be wearing a skirt entered women. shelters were called by one senator indoctrination centers for runaway wives. despite all odds, these women help secure the 1994 violence against women at its enactment indicated a paradigm shift. attorney general merrick garland spotlight at them. >> and a landmark legislation friday, the law for the first time federally mandated law enforcement go after abusers created a national abuse hotline and surged resources to survivors. if it weren't for vow, i don't think i would be here today. caitlin mattis is a survivor. she says police protected her from a stalker who later went on to murder. another woman. i want to see more cases better handle. congress expanded funding in 2022 when they modernize the violence against women act its 4th time since 1994 president joe biden, who as a senator led the charge the past the original plan that the investments work and no rates of domestic violence have dropped almost 70%. congr

our dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >> renewing your passport.t a whole lot easier for the first time ever. you can complete the process fully online. americans can pay upload a photo and complete their applications totally online. >> without having to go anywhere in person, the state department announced the changes this week to meet a surge in demand. data shows more americans than ever are catching flights abroad. 1995%, of americans have passports and now just over half of americans have there has been real need. the online renewal process is available to adults. 25 years old and older. >> with a 10 year passport that either expired in the last 5 years or will expire in the next year. the state department says online renewal will not change the speed of the process. the current target is 6 to 8 weeks for a new passport. but with a backlog of pandemic era applications complete, we are actually returning passports much faster than that. the state department tested out a pilot of the online program in june. >> and plans to expand who's eligible

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> the dog is up for an award to therapy dog and the american humane society is giving out awards so is a top contest, end. he's local described as a lovable rhodesian ridgeback. he's a regular at the george mark children's hospital in san leandro even goes to pleasant tons libraries, paws to read program during the school year to help kids manage stress. so there's a lot of competition. but we'd like dale. so if you're so inclined to go from a vote, you can do so right now hero dog awards dot org. right like that. >> little stale. it looks good. coming up, we are looking at the states with the worst drivers in the country where california ranks next to the one of >> tuesday, tim walz and jd vance. they saw in the cbs vice presidential debate simulcast, then trust. the only political team will break it down from all sides. debate night in america tuesday >> a new study reveals the u.s. states that have the worst drivers with the help of market research. forbes conducted a study analyzing 19 bad driving behaviors across the country to de

our dc's raquel martin has the latest. this is a fight worth having fight the american people. >> demand for u.s.. house speaker mike johnson digging in his heels to pass a divisive government spending plan. the biggest problem, the proposal includes a provision outlawing undocumented immigrants from voting. they say it's not really a problem. democrats say it's already against federal law. >> it is against federal law. but so is minors by an awful we still require identification. democratic leaders feels like groundhog stay over again are pleading with republicans to ditch the bill to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, the house should stop wasting its time. even some republicans agree. tennessee republican congressman tim burchett says republicans already passed a bill to be an undocumented immigrants from voting done that. we send it over. the senator not a thing to it. i just would hope that some point we start. >> focusing on fiscal responsibility with at least 6 house republicans openly opposing the

to pass a compromise spending plan to avoid a shutdown at the end of the month in washington, raquel martin >> coming up, the bizarre situation is a guy get stuck underground in a drain pipe. plus. well, former staffer has accused state senator murray of ronald kill of explicit harassment and discrimination >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace to take you to the allegations and i'll let you know how the senator is know how the senator is responding. dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. >> story receiving a lot o

in washington, raquel martin. >> coming up, electric ferry, sir, come into the bay. we'll tell you where you'll be able to hop on one. >news nation tonight, america's talking about last night's cuomo. so i called former president trump with chris told trump in a rare phone and whites getting backlash online. kris response tonight cnn poll 7 central >> the oakland estuary is getting a much-needed funding. they're going to do a cleanup starting next month. thanks to more than 3 million bucks from the federal government. part of that infrastructure act. the city will use the money to remove abandoned boats, appliances, furniture, all kinds of trash in that estuary officials say they can leak into the water unharmed. the habitats around them. the cleanup project will go until may of 2027. >> the san francisco bay ferry is just been awarded 11 million dollars to support their plans to make the nation's first high-speed battery. electric ferries. this money advances phase one of the ferries, rapid electric emission-free ferry program. it will support 3 new vessels which se

for now washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. all right.raquel. >> still ahead, updates are coming to zillow is property listings. details on how fires can make better informed decisions about their purchases. plus, the post office is outlining price hikes >> concerned about climate change. well, zillow will now let people sort property listings by climate risk factors in an effort to help folks make informed decisions with a new feature. people can sort through information about potential for wildfires, flooding extreme temperatures and more will also share details about what kind of insurance that whole might require. the postal service teases more price changes for stamps in the near future. the >> agency plans to change stamp prices 5 times over the next couple of years. the first price increase is expected in july 2025. and will apply to first class mail marketing mail and periodicals the next round of price adjustments could come in january of 2026. in july of 2027. the postal service is already increased. first-class stamp prices to

clearly an satisfied with today's testimony is promising not to let up for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks for cal. coming up, hall of fame quarterback brett favre. it says he was recently diagnosed with parkinson's. details on today's sobering announcement. plus california con doors hello have returned to the east bay where those big birds were spotted and then hire spy rings and allegations of retaliation. there's a war of words going on between the san mateo county sheriff and the board of supervisors, their >> now at 4.30, a dispute between the san mateo county sheriff's office and board of supervisors is spilling out into the public with possible big getting ugly. vick. now the community is reacting to this and kron four's. michael thomas has the latest. >> the seminole county sheriff and her colleagues have been going back and forth for weeks. and many residents say they actually prefer it that way. so they know what's going on. this back and forth includes a lot of hirings firings investigations and a lot of different allegations. sunday night, san mateo coun

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you guys work out. what other new details learning about the investigation today. well, during a press conference this afternoon, secret service did once say that they have already heightened security around the former president since that attempted assassination back in july and believe that did yesterday's protocols were a success to keep the former president safe? they did confirm that the gunman did what did not have a clear line of sight on former president trump while he was playing golf. he also did not fire the weapon, but there are still a lot of uncle answered questions. one of them being how the gunman know that the former president even be at this golf course on sunday. the secret service says that this was an unscheduled stop and was not public information. more new details will come out each day. raquel, thank you so much. and here kron 4. we are your local election headquarters and with the election. >> 49 days away. many americans are wondering whether or not this apparent assassination

raquel martin, back to you. catherine, thank you.the justice department is confirming that the man accused in the apparent assassination attempt of donald trump at a florida golf course left behind a note that said he intended to kill the former president and in his car, they found a handwritten list of dates and venues where trump was to appear. the note was addressed. dear world. he it was put in a box dropped off at the home of an unidentified person who did contact law enforcement. the bucs also contain ammunition. that was a metal pipe and other things. it was not open by that person until after oath was taken into custody. and he seemed to anticipate that he would be unsuccessful. and here's what the note said, your world. this was an assassination attempt on donald trump, but i failed you. tried my best to give it all the gumption i could muster. it is up to you now to finish the job. i will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. that list had dates in august and september and october and venues were former president

in washington, raquel martin. >> coming up, we're breaking down the pushback. governor newsom has gotten for his plan newsom has gotten for his plan on the oil and gas industry. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. it can reduce or even eliminate oral steroids. and doesn't that make things better? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. whe

rdc reporter raquel martin has the latest from washington. >> the u.s. economy is chugging along slowly in august. employers hired 142,000 workers marking the 3rd straight month of lower than expected gains. there is absolutely a cooling going on the job market. senior banker economists mark hamrick predicts the cooldown could mean a more drastic interest rate cut at the federal reserve's meeting this month. a larger, 50 basis point other words, one half of one percent. the white house is staying out of the federal reserve's decision making that sadly white house economist jared bernstein says a rate cut could be good news for middle income family. when the federal reserve cuts interest rates. we tend to see the 30 year fixed rate mortgage rate come that former president donald trump says the job numbers are only bad news. all rubble like really bad in new york friday, trump blamed the biden harris administration's border policies. >> for meager job gains, foreigners coming in illegally took the jobs of native born americans. the bulk of new jobs in augu

the current law expires. >> in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >> a new cdc report finds that babies in 2021. could expect to live a shorter life. officials predict those born in 2021. will live just over 78 years. that's down from 81 years. in 2019 life expectancy dropped across the country in 2021, which experts say was likely caused by the pandemic. the cdc has not yet released twenty-twenty to life expectancy data at the state level 2021 report found hawaii had the highest life expectancy nationwide. the fda is now mandating doctors alert patients of their density, which can help with early cancer detection. the fda mammogr phy quality standards act was created in 1992. it ensures women across the country have high quality standards for cancer, regardless of geographic location. this week, the act was edited to require every facility in the country notify patients about their density. >> nc matters and matters in the development of cancer. and if there are little cancers hiding illan metric were more likely to pick it up on mri so that the patient has almost 100% of a great progn

we're now in washington, raquel martin, back to grant. thank you for that. >> in san francisco city leaders approved a new law to combat sideshows and reckless driving. the new laws will increase criminal penalties for people who plan and or participate in sideshows. also make it illegal to prevent law enforcement from trying to break them up. officers will expand strategies to work with regional partners on preventing sideshows involving cars, dirt, bikes and the like the legislation. we'll go in front of the board of supervisors for a second and final vote next week. new at to cut cost. the county is getting 3 and a half million dollars for new electric vehicle charging from the california energy commission. public works. department says they'll use the money to install 178 chargers at 14 different facilities. contra costa public works says these charges are going to support the counties. zero-emission fleet. all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look there. walnut creek, interstate 6.80, and we are that highway. 24 my bad way

the current law expires. >> in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >> the fremont city council has appointedunity leader kathy kimber line as the new councilmember for district she will be replacing jenny cason who recently resigned. city officials say that she will serve for about 2 years until the 2026 november general election. and those results get certified. cumberland has roles with the tri-city nonprofit coalition and the fremont education foundation. coming up next, it to the a's temporary move to sacramento has not been approved while there's still some uncertainty as to where they're actually going to play next season. >> and tonight, it's a very important game for the oakland. ballers will see what's at stake. and a viral chocolate bar taking over the internet. and we have a live interview with a local pastry chef about this dubai chocolate white. so tasty. what's so cool about it? what's so cool about it? you'll find out next. the first time you try bounce, it hits you: your laundry feels way fresher and less wrinkled... you start to wonder... if i put a sheet of bounce on my bos

our dc's raquel martin joins us live now with the details.nt. >> hey, stephanie will just moments ago, the house actually pass the short-term spending plan. 82 republicans opposing the legislation while democrats unanimously backing it. the senate is now expected to vote on it very soon. in an increasingly rare turn of events, congress is set to pass a government funding bill days before a potential shutdown. americans can breathe easy that because both sides have chosen bipartisanship. >> congress is getting the job done. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the house and senate are getting things into high gear to pass the plan fall goes well in the house senate should be sending president biden a bill before the end of today. what are we dit's it's absurd. not without pushback from some conservative. we irresponsibly continue to spend money that we do not have house democratic leader hakeem jeffries says a bipartisan vote. >> could have happened sooner. this is not a complicated thing that republicans ditched a doomed effort to link t

raquel martin, back to justine. and raquel, what else are we learning about the investigation today? >> well, we do know that secret service says they did their job and that they believe that since they have heightened security after that july incident back in pennsylvania that they have been able to keep the former president state new information that we learned at today's press briefing is that this gunman did not have a clear line of sight on former president donald trump while he was he also was able to fire off any shots. but there's still a lot of answered questions. one of them is the fact that this gunman was lingering around this golf course for 12 hours. we still don't know how he knew that the former president would be their secret service today saying that that staff at the golf course was not public information and was a last-minute decision made by the former president raquel. thank you so much. still ahead here at 2 new funding for historically black colleges. how kamala harris's campaign is hoping th

raquel martin and tech news.le unveiled its latest iphones and other gadgets at its annual event in cupertino. >>rich demuro goes hands-on with the new products in rich on tech. >>apple unveiled several new products here at their cupertino headquarters, including new air-pods new apple watches new iphones. the new iphone 16 models have bigger displaced and a new camera control feature which gives you faster access to take photos and videos and more controls instantly. apple's biggest event of the year. new iphones, you air pods and new apple watches. >>apple says air pods of the best selling headphones in the world pop in the new air pods for tiny. they are in case a small air pods themselves are really small. air pods for our $129 or $179 with active noise cancellation, the top of the line, airpods pro to will double as hearing aids. this is a new apple watch series. 10 thinner. the screen is brighter. and for the first time you can listen audio like music and podcast right on the included speaker recent apple w

raquel martin. >> the senate looking to avoid a government shutdown after the house votes down its own funding bill. >> and the federal trade commission releasing a years long study of practices by social media companies. the patterns they discovered about how users are being trashed. >> but let's ride kron four's the new home of the nascar xfinity series. this is a live look at first a motor speedway in tennessee where the action will take place tomorrow afternoon. it is the last regular season race before the nascar cup playoffs begin. and our coverage from bristol starts at 04:00pm tomorrow. and because of that. the kron, 4 news at 4, 5, 6, is getting shifted. that's ok will be streamed live on the kron on app. it's free and you can download on apple tv, roku, amazon fire. stick and samsung tv. keep it here. more news right after the break. >> i think in a year the come for. >> college of alameda welcomed its new men's basketball head coach. and you probably recognize and yes, ted is hall of famer gary payton, who laid out his goals for the team today at a press conference, he says

>>in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >>just in time for hotter, weather pg and e bills are now going up once again. this is now the 4th rate increase this year. kron four's michael thomas has the details on what this will mean for your bills. >>this pg e price hike comes as the company enters its 4th quarter. keep in mind, customers like you and i are already paying on average about $281 a month for gas and electric. and in the next 3 weeks, we're going to be paying about 5 to $6 more thursday night, the california public utilities commission approved another price hike for pg e that begins on october. first. that's when customers like missus. mcdaniels will see an increase on their bill for about 5 to $6 every month. >>i think unfair. i think also a lot of people struggling in today's economy and they're going up like rent looking at numbers over the last decade, pg e's prices have jumped at least 110%. and the company plans to raise prices by at least another 3% over the next 2 years. consumer advocacy organization say

in washington, raquel martin.lth officials are launching an investigation into toxic metals in tampons. >>and what risk they may pose to women. the fda announced it's taking a closer look now at the mention products after a study cause researchers the sound the alarm, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains. >>uc berkeley researcher jenny share stunt and her colleagues wanted to take a closer look at tampons for products that millions of women rely on each month and their study found toxic metals like lead and arsenic present every tampon brand they tested. it's not reason to throw away your tampons just yet, but it is reason to be concerned to pause, to ask questions because she notes exposure to those toxic metals are linked to dangerous health impacts. but right now we don't know if medals we found can come out of the tampons or if they could be absorbed by the body. we don't know if they could or could not be contributing to any kind of help that the toxic tampon study caught the attention of la

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>tiktok one of the most popular social media apps may be banned from the u.s. coming soon. on monday, the company's lawyers were fighting in federal court to stop a possible ban washing correspondent a son lot explains the arguments. >>it's a fight for tick tok's life in a dc court room. the app has to find new owners or get off the app store by january 19th unless lawyers can convince these 3 judges to let the app stay. there's no question that the clock is tick talking pretty quickly on this. it's one of the most popular social media apps for young people. 170 million americans use it. even the presidential candidates are trying to connect with young voters on the app earlier this year. congress overwhelmingly passed a bill to ban the app. they were concerned about national security because of tick tok's. chinese owners, president joe biden signed it in april. congress had 2 main issues with the app. the first the amount of control the chinese company has on the content. americans

washington correspondent raquel martin has the what was supposed to be a senate discussion examiningurge of hate, dividing the country from 2015 to 2022, we have seen a 99% increase. >>and hate crime ultimately divided. the hearing only senate republicans lashed out at democrats are refusing to focus the hearing solely on jewish hate on college campuses. reports surged after the october 7th attack against israel. let's have a hearing focused on this problem. not loving this problem in with every other problem. we will democrats acknowledge the problem. agree that hate crimes should be treated seriously. committee chairman democratic senator dick durbin pushed back prioritizing which group is being >>discriminated against the worst. i don't believe he's felon. exercise of our authority here. fbi data shows threats against jewish and arab americans has spiked since the war began. >>data also shows there's been an increase in threats against african, hispanic and lgbtq americans certainly see it. across the board, the head of the arab american institute, one point with accused of suppor

alice through december, 20th artes at our dc's raquel martin reports. this bill is expected, though, to move quickly. this was probably one of the least dramatic funding fight that we've seen here in washington in recent years. >>the house and senate quickly moved to pass. the short-term spending plan passed in both chambers with bipartisan support motion to reconvene and increasingly rare turn of events. congress passed the government funding bill days before a potential shutdown and the bill is passed. the bipartisan deal will keep government spending levels. the same. >>through december 20th, it allows congress to continue serving the american people through the election. the only tweak it adds an extra 231 million dollars to help the secret service tackle heightened threats. most notably against donald trump. and it is contingent upon the secret service is complete cooperation with our oversight. >>investigations over the assassination attempts, americans can breathe easy that because both sides have chosen bipartisanship, congress is getting the jo

our dc's raquel martin has the details. today. vice president kamala harris made her first appearance at the southern border. >>as the democratic nominee for president, they're she called for tougher border security even ahead of her speech, her opponent said she couldn't be a worse messenger for the issue. border security is not a new issue. >>to me, president kamala harris is attempting to turn immigration from a campaign vulnerability to a campaign's strength. i saw the violence and chaos that transnational criminal organizations costs and her first visit to the southern border since becoming the democratic nominee. here is toward the arizona mexico border and promised more aid to border agents. she says border patrol would have already had more resources, had her opponent, donald trump not killed a bipartisan immigration bill in congress. the american people deserve a president. >>who cares more about border security, then playing political games and their personal political views. >>ahead of the visit, trump blamed vice presi

raquel martin.ur top headlines >>congress has until september 30th to avoid a government shutdown. that would tax refunds from the irs. no paychecks for federal workers or the military and national parks and museums may have to close a 5 minute about on wednesday, house speaker mike johnson brought up a vote para bill to fund the government with a bill that requires people to prove their citizens to vote the save act. most house democrats and assistant minority leader joe neguse opposed that move. the approach that they take and thus far, the republicans, unfortunately, has been a nonsensical won. the vote failed. 14 republicans voted no 3 democrats voted yes, not enough for speaker mike johnson with his 9 vote majority very disappointed that didn't pass as congress works on a spending package here on capitol hill, comments from the campaign trail and former president donald trump could disrupt negotiations. trump, the republican presidential nominee called for a government shutdown. if republicans

>>in washington, raquel martin. notorious serial killer already convicted in california, appearing in illinois courtroom friday. michael lower turning to face charges for 1993 glenview murder reporter julian cruz has the latest details. >>good afternoon. in a surprise development, michael gargiulo extradited yesterday from the california department of corrections where he is serving to death sentences for 2 california murders and then attempted murder. >>defendant than 25 years old stabbed the victim to death in a row in los angeles county. home of the victim suffered 47 stab wounds. assistant cook county state's attorney, ethan holland in skokie, describing gruesome details from california as he successfully petitions. cook county judge. >>anthony calabrese to keep michael gargiulo in custody pending results of his latest murder trial. this time for the brutal 1993 murder of glenview teen, trish up because >>in may, 2011 to a witness to additional witnesses. witness be and witness e came forward. these witnesses in

we're now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>the federal government is going to start mailing out free covid tests again this week. this as cases are expected to rise again in the fall and winter. our washington correspondent some lot explains. >>even before an expected fall virus surge. the cdc reports high coronavirus activity nationwide. the agency tracks of virus in wastewater. it shows very high activity in the states shaded dark blue. on monday the biden administration announced free at-home covid tests will be available once again knowing and understanding whether it's covid. >>is a really important part of how we think about tackling what to do next department of health and human services, deputy secretary andrea palm says you can sign up on covid tests dot gov. each household can get for free at-home tests. they should arrive by mail within a week. we have plenty of tests for those who are going to want to sign up in order them. health leaders are encouraging americans to prepare for 3 respiratory viruses this fall an

for now washington, raquel martin, back to stephanie. all right, raquel, thank you so much for staying on top of that developing story for us. >> and vice president kamala harris is arriving in the bay area tonight for a presidential campaign fundraising to event. tomorrow's event is being called an afternoon with vice president harris. ticket prices start at $500 and go all the way up to $900,000. the harris campaign has not yet revealed the location of that of it. still ahead to the latest from the east coast as hurricane heli lean left deadly chaos in its wake. and troubling. new details today about teachers in san francisco. how hundreds of francisco. how hundreds of them still don't have ac the first time you try bounce, it hits you: your laundry feels way fresher and less wrinkled... you start to wonder... if i put a sheet of bounce on my boss, will it make his wrinkles smoother? bounce can't do it all, but for better laundry... ♪ put a sheet on it ♪ ♪ with bounce ♪ >> hundreds of educators in san francisco do not have active teachi

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our dc's raquel martin has the details. what kills people as fema administrator deanne criswell plans to travel into florida. >>she's urging those in hurricane helene's path to get out, if told to do so. there's still time >>to move you don't have to go far. you just to get out of where the a major storm surge going to criswell warns the storm surge could hit 20 feet in florida. >>the highest of recent hurricanes water in price from storms taking chris well says flash floods and power outages will also hit many other states. but fema is ready to respond with crews already strategically staged nearby. and i want people to know that there's no limitation to our ability to come in and help them. the agency had to dip into its immediate needs funding earlier this year to make sure it had enough money for a storm like this. and criswell says recovery projects could see more delays if congress doesn't pass a full budget later this year without a supplemental will find ourselves an immediate needs funding probably early next in th

raquel martin. >>u.s. navy sailor is being held in venezuela. state department is monitoring the situation and says the sailors traveled there unauthorized on personal business when he was taken into custody news nation's xavier walton has the latest for us on this developing story. >>so before we start, we have to preface this entire conversation with the fact that the united states in venezuela right now, their relationship is a little bit tense. un officials haven't said exactly why this u.s. navy sailor was actually detained. when you think about the relationship, that's why some people when you talk to him, they believe this detained. and if you will, this detention of the sailor is a little bit suspicious. here's what the pentagon is saying about this detain mont right now. pentagon saying the u.s. navy is looking into this and working closely with the state department's are not saying much. >>officials at this point and not named this us sailor over. they have said he was not approved leave by the u.s. military or an official travel to ve

raquel martin has new details. >>republican push to keep the government funded. took a turn wednesday. know no vote today. a day after promising a vote. house speaker mike johnson scrapped those plans acknowledging the six-month spending bill does not have enough republican support to off of conversations. family conversations with an conference and i believe we'll get there. we've got to take care of business or south dakota republican congressman dusty johnson says a handful of his colleagues may never backed the plan. several openly object to the bill's price tag. but i'm gonna tell you, i'm putting everything i have in the back in the speaker's play. >>to make sure that we have the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown. at this point. republicans may need democrats support to pass the bill in the house. the problem is many democrats say the bill includes a poison pill, a provision to outlaw undocumented immigrants from voting its controversial. we have disagreements about a voter id laws that will have a disproportionate impact targeting legal voters

our dc's raquel martin has the story.here are real and serious threats just weeks before the election. leaders from microsoft, meta in google's parent company alphabet are cautioning americans to be on alert that tech giants say russia, iran and others are ramping up efforts to spread disinformation online. they're seeking to sow discord among americans. that's this morning. we saw a russian group put online in ai enhanced video putting into vice president harris's words at a rally words. she never spoke at a hearing. they assert senators. they are using new tactics and tools including ai to detect it removed posed by foreign actors. we have removed over. >>200 such networks since 2017, but pointing to recent polls that appeared to slip through the cracks look exactly like. >>washington post committee chairman democratic senator mark warner push that tech giants to do more. not just before election day, but after one of my greatest concerns is that the level of misinformation, disinformation that may come from our adversa