riverside county sheriff chad bianco confirmed to ktla 5 news that this is the suspect. miller arrested while trying to enter saturday's trump campaign rally in the coachella valley. i truly do believe that we prevented another assassination attempt. the riverside county sheriff's department says miller was stopped at a checkpoint near saturday's trump rally when deputies discovered he was carrying a shotgun, a loaded handgun and a high capacity magazine along with fake passports in a fake license. >> he also allegedly attempted to use fake vip passes to gain access to the event. what we do know is he showed up with multiple passports with different names. unregistered vehicle with fake license plate and loaded firearms. if you're asking me right now, i probably did have deputies that prevented the 3rd assassination attempt. tens of thousands of trump supporters showed up to the rally held saturday in the blistering heat at the calhoun ranch just outside coachella. well, residents and permitted attendees were allowed through the security checkpoints. they were closely mo

today, riverside county sheriff chad bianco praised his deputies. in the end, we found the person with all of those monstrous red flags, and we were able to arrest him on weapons charges and get him away from the facility before the president got there. the new comments from the sheriff come one day after he shared his thoughts on what they may have prevented. i truly do believe that we prevented another assassination attempt, but today we are also hearing from the man. deputies arrested 49 year old ben miller of nevada. i am releasing this statement because of the false information that is currently being released. miller shared this video on rumble, saying he's a longtime supporter of former president trump. miller told the l.a. times he had no intention of harming him. since 2000, i've been involved in the republican party in nevada. i'm a trump caucus captain. i've collected votes for donald trum, and i'm also a trump team leader. miller said he was in coachella working as a journalist for the america happens network, and he always carries guns

but when 6 of those kids were placed into the foster care system in riverside county, more abuse, this time at the hands of their foster family fall. and in many cases, as i've said before. >> and i quote. what happened in that home was worse than what happened. in their biological parents home. >i last week, one of the foster parents, 65 year-old marcelino game was sentenced to 7 years in prison for lewd acts on a minor and other charges. his wife and adult daughter were sentenced on less serious charges. some of the turpin children are now suing riverside county and child net youth and family services for allowing them to be placed in that foster home. >> they want change. they want more oversight. when kids are struggling, they want to be noticed when kids are reporting abuse, they want someone to listen. that lawsuit was originally filed 2 years ago and is still playing out in the court system in riverside. i'm chip yost. >> mom and tennessee coming face to face with a bear in her kitchen. she says after cooking she opened the door to let out some smoke. >> and everyone had walked

riverside county sheriff's deputies stopped a man driving an suv at a security checkpoint and found aoaded shotgun, a loaded handgun, a high capacity magazine, as well as multiple passports and driver's licenses with other names in an unregistered vehicle. the man, identified as 49 year old ben miller of las vegas, told officials he was a journalist with vip access to the rally. miller was booked for illegal possession of the firearms and released on $5,000 bail. the u.s. secret service released a statement saying in part, they are aware of the riverside county sheriff's office arrest saturday. the incident did not impact protective operations. the secret service extends its gratitude to the deputies and local partners, who assisted in safeguarding last night's events, according to deputies, miller claimed to be a sovereign citizen, a movement that the fbi classifies as a form of domestic terrorism. sovereign citizens are anti-government extremists who believe that even though they physically reside in this country, they are separate or sovereign from the united states. as a result, t

the 49 year old added that he is preparing a lawsuit against the riverside county sheriff over his arrest. the auction price for the 50 over 50 home run ball of los angeles dodgers star shohei ohtani is nearing $2 million. >> and that's despite an ongoing lawsuit over who actually owns the ball. ohtani made major league baseball history last month by becoming the first player to hit 50 home runs and 50 steals in the same season, two men in separate lawsuits say after that home run ball was hit at loandepot park in miami. they possessed and controlled the ball during a chaotic scrum. both have agreed to allow the auction to proceed as the cases make their way through the courts. >> to me, collectibles are, you know, capturing history and when you can have a piece of history of, you know, today's greatest player and the greatest accomplishment, certainly in the modern era of baseball is amazing. >> goldin auction says extended bidding for the ball starts next tuesday. currently, it sits at $1.7 million. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. w

riverside county sheriff chad bianco confirmed to ktla 5 news that this is the suspect. ihen miller arrested while trying to enter saturday's trump campaign rally in the coachella valley. i truly do believe that we prevented another assassination attempt. the riverside county sheriff's department says miller was stopped at a checkpoint near saturday's trump rally when deputies discovered he was carrying a shotgun, a loaded handgun and a high capacity magazine along with fake passports in a fake license. >> he also allegedly attempted to use fake vip passes to gain access to the event. what we do know is he showed up with multiple passports with different names. unregistered vehicle with fake license plate and loaded firearms. if you're asking me right now, i probably did have deputies that prevented the 3rd assassination attempt. tens of thousands of trump supporters showed up to the rally held saturday in the blistering heat of the calhoun ranch just outside coachella. well, residents and permitted attendees were allowed through the security checkpoints. they were close

we also know that he had multiple boxes of ammunition for both guns and the riverside county sheriff.ay, confirming he also had multiple passports and driver's licenses with different names he was driving an unregistered par with a fake license plate and he told authorities that he was a journalist and that he had a vip path for the rally, which has already said they were not able to verify. now the sheriff's department says that miller was allowed through an outside perimeter, but was then stopped at an inside perimeter which was more thorough and that's where the deputies found the fake life some late the guns, the multiple ids. this was still a distance away from the events entrance where the u.s. secret service does their tracks. and it was before the former president arrived. here is what the sheriff said obviously this was before the former president arrived the person was taken into custody he was eventually booked into jail on those charges. and eventually he was he was released now, miller was released on a $5,000 bail and the riverside county sheriff's office says it's activ

student athletes is not just in the bay area, southern california five students hospitalized in riverside county. the authorities say they got sick during a cross country event in the near 100 degree heat. governor newsom just signed a bill to protect student athletes during extreme conditions t requires districts to set up guidelines during heatwaves or poor air quality days. stay with us as we move through this bay area heatwave. we have you covered on air, on line at kpix.com and streaming 24/7 on the free cbs news app. >>> now we go to oakland. a new twist in the sale of the coliseum. we learned the city and the developer are negotiating a payment time line. >> this comes after a councilmember sounded the alarm saying the developer missed the second payment. the african american sports and entertainment group missed a critical deadline for a $10 million payment and their agreement to buy the coliseum. she told us she wants the deal to go through but is worried about how to balance the city's budget. saying it is something that the mayor refuses to talk about. >> why are you leaving councilme

. >> and the riverside county sheriff today confirming he also had multiple passports and driver's licenses with different names. he was driving an unregistered car with a fake license plate and he told authorities that he was there as a journalist and said he had vip passes for the rally, which authorities said they were not able to verify. now, the sheriff's department saying that miller was allowed through an outside perimeter, but was then stopped at an inside perimeter which was more thorough and that's where the deputies found the fake license plate, the guns, the multiple ids. this will still a distance away from the he event entrance where the u.s. secret service does their checks and it was also before the former president arrived. here's what the sheriff said former president arrived. >> the person was taken into custody. he was eventually booked into jail on those charges. which is and eventually he was he was released he was actually released on a $5,000 bail. >> his next court appearance is next year and the riverside county sheriff's office is saying that they're actively enga

in riverside county, a cemetery near sherman indian boarding school is where at least 65 indigenous children are buried. their remains are away from their homes. 12 of the nation's boarding schools were in california, where children were forced to give up everything they knew and assimilate to what they were told was american culture. and you can find out more from our investigation unseen at california crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women, that's online at kpix.com. well, to our first alert weather right now, cal fire is resuming those prescribed burns all along the san mateo county coast. it was postponed yesterday because of the winds. for a look at our conditions right now, meteorologist jessica burch is in our virtual view studio. happy friday there, jess >jessica>happy friday! we almost made it to the weekend. we're so close. all right, let's take a quick look at what's happening for us as we head outside today. just like yesterday we still have 70s in the forecast near san francisco, redwood city, but not near half moon bay. if you want to head out to the pumpkin patch toda

in riverside county a cemetery near sherman indian boarding school is where at least 65 indigenous children are buried. their remains are far away from their homes. 12 of the nation's boarding schools were here in california where children were forced to give up everything they knew and assimilate to what they were told was american culture. you can find out more from our investigation "unseen a california crisis a missing and murdered indigenous women" online at kpix.com. >>> up next, could a bright yellow powder play a key role in the fight against climate change? meet the bay area scientists who may have just had a major breakthrough. >> it was a beautiful result. the air was completely cleansed of co2 and it was doing it repeatedly. >>> and the oldest arab film festival outside the arab world is now underway in the bay area, how participants hope to show the humanity in a community often surrounded by conflict. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and

inflammation. with inadequately controlled copd andrea canning: it's called the inland empire, riverside county, a sprawling stretch of southern california suburbia east of la. it was here in the little town of murrietta, where sherra wright and her kids settled in the spring of 2017. woman: you got the feeling that she was starting a new life outside of the shadow of lorenzen wright's murder in memphis all the way across the country. andrea canning: almost 1,600 miles and seven years removed from ren's murder in memphis, to some, sherra also seemed to have moved on in terms of what was happening back home-- --even on the anniversary of his death. reporter: seven years ago to the day, these family members reported lorenzen wright missing. andrea canning: once again, lorenzen's family and friends gathered to pay their respects. another year, another vigil to keep hope alive that his murder might somehow be solved. we're going to keep this thing going year after year because i know that's what he would want us to do. we love you, lorenzen! it's getting colder by the day. and were no closer to fin

she was rushed to the riverside county jail. and the next day, memphis police told the world. police officer: sherra wright robinson was taken into custody last night in riverside, california, by the members of the us marshals service. was her arrest a big moment in this? oh, honey, i didn't even sleep when they got billy. but honey, when they got sherra, i slept-- i probably slept till, like 12 o'clock, and i never sleep that late, never. but that's the first time i got some real sleep, when they got her. oh, everybody was talking about it. it was all over the place. it was huge news in memphis. andrea canning: so huge that the next day, deborah organized a celebration in the cemetery. [fireworks popping] lorenzen loved fireworks, so i had to have fireworks at the cemetery. never heard of anything like that before. lorenzen had to hear that pow, pow, pow. we had to celebrate, a big celebration. we had a ball. sure did. andrea canning: after years of trying to get sherra arrested, deborah had just one question for her. and what i would like to say to sherra, why? why, why, why

the riverside county sheriff's office says that deputies arrested a 49 year old man from las vegas on suspicion of illegal possession of a shotgun, handgun and a high capacity magazine. deputies say they found the guns after searching the suspect's suv at a security checkpoint. >> the deputy noticed that the interior of the vehicle was in quite disarray. the vehicle had a an obviously fake license plate and that prompted further investigation from our deputy into why the person was, why the person was there and what he was doing. >> the sheriff's office says the investigation into the suspect's intentions would be handled by the secret service and the fbi. we'll have more on donald trump's visit to arizona today. later in west coast rap. and don't forget ktvu, fox two is the one stop destination for this year's election. just download the fox local app on your smart tv. there you can find all of our stories about the local, state and national races. >> a 19 year old has been taken into custody and arrested on suspicion of killing his father near a popular waterfall in los angeleun. th

in coachella in california yesterday, and this afternoon we mad a statement through from the riverside countyrrested a man in a black suv at a check point a quarter of a mile or so from the rally location, he has been named as 49—year—old ven, millerfrom been named as 49—year—old ven, miller from last vegas, been named as 49—year—old ven, millerfrom last vegas, he been named as 49—year—old ven, miller from last vegas, he was found to be in possession of a shotgun, loaded handgun and high capacity magazine though the authorities are stressing there was no danger to president trump and the other attendees at the rally but worth noting this incident comes off the back of two very high profile assassination attempts on donald trump, one of which happened in pennsylvania and the second at his golf course in mar—a—lago in florida as welt well he his golf course in mar-a-lago in florida as welt well- in florida as welt well he has one in florida as welt well he has gone ahead _ in florida as welt well he has gone ahead with _ in florida as welt well he has gone ahead with another - in florida as wel

trump will be at calhoun ranch in the coachella valley in riverside county.isits in several other blue leaning states like colorado, illinois and new york. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is on the campaign trail in the battleground state of arizona, and some big names are helping her. coming off the heels of his speech in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, on thursday, former president barack obama will campaign for harris in arizona next week and also for months, attacks have been escalating between two democrats vying for a coveted bay area house congressional seat. that back and forth came to a head right here in our nbc bay area studios last night when we hosted a debate for the two candidates battling to fill the seat being vacated by peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo. the candidates, former san jose mayor sam liccardo and assemblyman evan lowe, talked about different topics making their case for your vote today in the bay's gia vang has the story. decision 2024 the race for california's district 16. right out of the gate. a very direct question and som

riverside county sheriff chad bianco said. we probably stopped another assassination attempt.were different enough to cause the depufies different enough to cause the deputies alarm. the suspect was caught about a mile from the rally venue with a phoney entry pass, according to police. he was also carrying a loaded shotgun, handgun and high capacity magazine. cops stopped him about half a mile from the rally at a checkpoint . it does rally at a checkpoint. it does look like donald trump has once again, quite literally dodged a bullet . annunciator you and bullet. annunciator you and i were both on air and paul richards for the second assassination attempt on donald trump whilst he was playing golf in mar a lago, which was luckily unfulfilled and unsuccessful. but once again, you know, the parlous state of us politics and if public figures like a presidential hopeful is not safe, then neither is democracy. >> i absolutely agree , and i was >> i absolutely agree, and i was listening to gb news on the radio earlier, and one of the commentators said going to coachella is going into

those campaigns are being fought in riverside county, orange county and suburban areas of los angelesfornia department of public health is tracking new cases of bird flu. that's been detected in people. public health leaders say a total of 13 human cases have been confirmed, so far. all cases were in the central valley and all of which were in people who had direct contact with infected dairy cattle. the health department says the risk to the general public remains low, but is working to keep tracking, testing and treating all possible and confirmed cases. all right, coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, a shooting in sacramento leaves a san jose state student dead. tonight, we hear from his family after an arrest was made. >> rain in this next week's bay area forecast. hey, let's talk about it. that's coming up soon. >> but first, it's been six months since two dozen demonstrators blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge for hours in protest of the war in gaza. but now those protesters scheduled to be in court this week are pleading their innocenc the city hall insiders spend record

>>the riverside county sheriff's aviation unit showing firsthand what that rescue looked like.ng to go rescue. >>their team getting the call late sunday afternoon, they flew out of the habit ryan airport. this was >>a pretty challenging call given the terrain. it was very for nickel pilot mike calhoun was flying the helicopter. luckily calm winds allowed for an easier hoisting operation in the mountain terrain. the hiker was stuck on a ledge and rescuers say he and another hiker ran out of water. so they attempted to take a short cut when one of them fell. at one point you see deputy sheriff rescue specialist jason beaman lowering down to the injured hiker who fortunately was responsive. but bottle mobilization see color goes on. head would move. >>and then package him because i knew the quickest way to get him treatment. get him off the hill. the injured hiker was later taken to the hospital to undergo surgery. the crew also returned for the second hiker who was at a higher elevation. that video giving the public a rare glimpse into the cruise daring rescue operations. but it

. >> the riverside county sheriff's aviation unit showing firsthand what that rescue looked like going to go rescue. >> hiker that fell down into their team getting the call late sunday afternoon. they flew out of the ryan airport. this was >> a pretty challenging call given the terrain. it was very vertical pilot mike calhoun was flying the helicopter. luckily calm winds allowed for an easier hoisting operation in the mountain terrain. the hiker was stuck on a ledge and rescuers say he and another hiker ran out of water. so they attempted to take a short cut when one of them fell. at one point you see deputy sheriff rescue specialist jason beaman lowering down to the injured hiker who fortunately was responsive. with spinal immobilization, color goes on. so head would move. >> and then i package him because i knew the quickest way to get him treatment. get him off the hill. the injured hiker was later taken to the hospital to undergo surgery. >> the crew also returned for the second hiker who was at a higher elevation. the video giving the public a rare glimpse into the cruise daring

riverside county sheriff chad bianco was asked if calling this an assassination attempt was, quote, dramatic. if we are that. >> politically. last. that we have lost sight of common sense and reality and reason that we can't say that holy. what did he show up with all of that stuff? 4 unloaded guns and we're going to sandler and i'm going to be accused of being dramatic. we have a serious, serious problem in this country because this is common sense and reason. federal authorities tell ktla the u.s. secret service assesses that the incident did not impact protective operations. and former president trump was not in any danger. >> while no federal arrest has been made at this time, the investigation is ongoing. there is absolutely no way that any of us are going to truly know what was in his head. >> i can tell you that none of the other probably 50,000 people that showed up yesterday for that event brought multiple passports with different names and guns. >> and today to sources with the trump campaign say they don't consider this an assassination attempt. >> in the newsroom, samantha cortes

the riverside county sheriff says he thinks this guy was actually an assassin although he was let go$5,000 bail and says he is all in for trump and never shot a gun in his life. what do you think of that arrest? had. >> it's great to be with you. and we are always thankful for law enforcement protecting especially the president. and there was i don't know. 75,000 people there. at least when i took the stage. being a speaker and having that many people there, you want your sheriffs on top of their game, and i think the sheriff and his team should be commended, and we should let the facts play out and see where it goes. but anytime there is even a partial threat or the possibility of a threat, i think law enforcement took the right action here especially the threat landscape we are in not just domestically but internationally. we'll see where this goes but i am happy the president is safe of course. >> trace: and this goes deeper talk act iran because it affects the former president as well as the colleagues you have worked with and worked for in the past. the bottom line is iran has a

in riverside county, a cemetery near sherman indian boarding school where 65 indigenous children wered are, their remains far away from homes. 12 of the boarding schools were in california where children were forced to give up everything they knew and forkersed to assimilate to what they were told was american culture. you can find out more from our investigation "unseen: california crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women." check this out online a at kpix.com. >>> san francisco-based ride share company lyft agreed to $2.1 million settlement with the u.s. trade commission over misleading claims of driver earnings. adds that ran between 2021 and 2022. the inflated pay expectations based on top 20% of drivers earnings. moving forward, lyft must ensure that any pay claims reflect typical earnings and are backed by evidence. the company did not admit any wrongdoing, but they did commit to clearer communication regarding driver pay. >>> as a part of the strategy to reduce costs, spirit airlines plans to sell 23 older air bus planes which they project will generate around $519 millio

year-old suspect released on bail sunday allegedly has ties to an extremist anti-government group, riverside county sheriff now saying he believes his deputies stopped a 3rd attempt on mister trump's life. and in east bay. one man is dead. another recovering in the hospital after a crash in india. says the crash happened on highy 4 west of a street antioch just after 5 saturday morninghighway patrol says for some reason an suv stop dving. it was stopped in the 4th lane. the truck came behind. the suv slammed into it, setting it on fire. the driver told was trapped inside, unable to get out. he was pronounced dead at the scene and the driver of the truck had to be taken to the hospital. still waiting hear back on his condition. the cause of that crash is under investigation. he does not believe drugs or alcohol played a part. and the north bay, the petaluma police department has announced that a beloved canine passed away. police say jeff past over the weekend, all the sweet baby, the strong in shepard started his career with the department back in 2011 specializing in targeting drug trafficking. ca

look the riverside county, california sheriff said look, it's speculation but he believes his sheriffs stop a potential third assassination attempt against former president trump at that coachella rally on saturday and he says he cannot believe that the surveillances who was arrested just on misdemeanor weapons charges was also allowed to be let go. >> in our minds, we did. that's what we were setup there for. we were setup to stop and prevent anyone from coming on the grounds like happened the last time, and it worked. it's hard to believe that when we arrest people they don't stay in jail but that's a fact of life here in california and those crimes that we arrested him for were misdemeanors and we do not hold misdemeanors in custody. reporter: now, the sheriff says 49-year-old suspect ben miller drove up to an inside perimeter checkpoint at trump's coachella rally reserved for journalists. the sheriff says miller's black suv had a fake license plate and inside they found a ton of disarray including unregistered loaded handgun and a shot gun, a high capacity magazine as well as multi

little bodies can take them, there's definitely political change in the air, and that's the riverside county. let's get down to our big crowd here, raymond arojo, pete hegseth, monica crowley former assistant treasury secretary, host of the monica crowley podcast, all right this is just too much fun. i want to go to pete hegseth first. you're a literary man, okay? well-written. your an author, best-selling author. all these lefty editorials are running for the hills. just think about it. the washington post, the l.a. times, the minneapolis whatever, star tribune, that's walz -- what happened to them? they were all for biden. they all hate trump. now they are not seen. pete: they are political cowards and going, i mean, they have seen what we've all seen. for the minneapolis star tribune which i grew up my dad called it the red star. larry: [laughter] pete: it's where i'm from. they are so in the tank, complete progressive leftists, they love all of the lunatic climate gender stuff that governor walz did. for them to step back and not endorse their home state governor as a vice presidential n

shooting in butler, which left one man dead and others injured, chad bianco, the sheriff of riverside countyd speech inciting riotous behavior from our right politicians including the media who can truly complicit has caused this to happen. the inconvenient fact was the 20-year-old who opened fire in pennsylvania was a registered republican. then last month, when another man was arrested after lying in wait outside one of trump's florida golf clubs for 12 hours, purportedly waiting to take a shot at trump, the suspect wrote that he voted for trump in 2016, but became disillusioned with trump's foreign policy decisions as president. and then you get to the weirdest case of all. here again, is sheriff chad bianco, who endorsed trump for president on camera, after his deputies arrested a man over the weekend at a parking lot outside of trump's rally in coachella, california, for possession of two unregistered firearms in his car with multiple boxes of ammunition. >> if you're asking me right now, i probably did have deputies that prevented the third assassination attempt. >> mind you, he seems

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riverside county sheriff saying he thinks the deputies stopped a 3rd attempt on mister trump's life. >> well, we are just 22 days away now from the presidential election. and if you look at the recent polling, both candidates are in a dead heat loss. of course, one of many beer-temple has the details. >> both campaigns are ramping up their visits to swing states and reaching out to key voters in these final few weeks before election day. >> former president donald trump said sunday in arizona if elected he'd add 10,000 more border patrol agents and give them more pay. i will be asking congress immediately. >> to approve a 10% raise. haven't had one in a long time. >> trump also joined a hispanic roundtable in las vegas. he went after his opponent, vice president kamala harris for her handling of the southern border. and you jobs are being taken. and that's all because of >> kamala and biden. and really in this case here. >> meanwhile, vice president harris at a rally in north carolina took a jab at trump. he is too weak and unstable. harris also called out trump for spreading misinfo

the riverside county sheriff's office says deputies arrested a 49 year old man from las vegas on suspicion of illegal possession of a shotgun, handgun and a high capacity magazine. deputies say they found the guns after searching the suspect's suv at a security checkpoint. >> the deputy noticed that the interior of the vehicle was in quite disarray. the vehicle had a an obviously fake license plate, and that prompted further investigation from our deputy into why the person was where, why the person was there and what he was doing. >> the sheriff's office says the investigation into the suspect's intentions would be handled by the secret service and the fbi. >> j.d. vance says a controversial comment he made several years ago stemmed from a car break-in that he experienced while in san francisco. in an email, the vice presidential nominee sent to a friend back in 2014 was recently leaked to the new york times, saying, quote, i hate police, end quote. in an interview with the times, vance said he made those comments after his car was broken into in 2013 while working in san francisco. he sa

the riverside county sheriff says the man appears to be a member of sovereign citize, a far right anti-governmentlyard is tracking the latest standoff. another security concern this weekend for former president trump on saturday night in coachella, california. a man arrested a quarter mile away from where the 2024 republican nominee was about to take the stage in front of thousands of supporters. 49 year old van miller driving a black suv. taken into custody by riverside sheriff deputies after they say he was found to be in illegal possession of a loaded handgun, a shotgun and a high capacity magazine. this was not something that we were taking lightly in regard to previous attempts on the former president's life. the state of california. we got to make it better. the fbi, which investigates attempted assassinations, has not immediately commented on the incident. miller was booked on suspicion the us secret service saying, quote, the incident did not impact protective operations. the man released on $5,000 bond. donald trump tonight holding an indoor rally in neighboring arizona. the trump campai

year-old suspect released on bail sunday allegedly has ties to an extremist anti-government group, riverside county, sheriff now saying he believes stephanie stopped a 3rd attempt on mister trump's life. >> all right, time now, 6.19. we're going break. but ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the front door of a popular san francisco restaurant shattered during another br does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> unique hit its highest ridership since the start of the pandemic. passing 500,000 average daily rides for the first time since 2020 september, muni officials say they saw 521,000 a day on average. that's up 74% since 2019 city officials say recent improvement projects to stations like the one on the nas has been

are state charges, but we also know he had multiple boxes of ammunition for both guns and the riverside county sheriff saying he had multiple passports, that driver's licenses with different names. he was driving in an unregistered car with a fake license plate he told authorities that he was a journalist and that he had a vip passes for that rally, which authorities said they were not able to verify. now, the sheriff's department also says that he was allowed through an outside perimeter, but was then stopped at the inside perimeter, which was more thorough and that's where the deputies found the fake license, the guns, the multiple id this was still a distance away from the entrance of the event where the u.s. secret service does, their checks. >> and it was also before the former president even arrived. >> now, he was arrested and then later released on a $5,000 bail. he's since posted a video online defending himself. here's part of it. >> president donald trump has been near and dear to our hearts because he's one of the only individuals that i've seen have the courage to actually stand u

charges, so we also know he had multiple boxes of ammunition for both of these guns and the riverside countyriff saying that he had multiple passports and driver's licenses with different names. he was drawing finding an unregistered car with a fake license plate and he told authorities that he was a journalist, that he had vip passes for the rally and authority said they were not able to verify that. now, the sheriff's department says he was allowed to go through an outside perimeter, but was then stopped at the inside perimeter, which was a lot more thorough. and that's where the deputies found the fake license since plate the guns, the multiple ids. and this was still a distance away from the entrance where the u.s. secret service does. their tracks. and it was also before the president even arrived, he was arrested and he was later released on a $5,000 bail and he sends posted a video online defending himself. here's part of that that i decided to come to coachella after receiving a special invitation from members of the nevada republican party, i will fully transparently let them know t

so we also know he had multiple boxes of ammunition with these guns and the riverside county sheriff'sartment saying that he had multiple passports and driver's licenses with different names. he was driving an unregistered car with a fake license plate and he told authorities that he was a journalist and they were not able to prove that. and so that's what led to the arrest guys. >> yeah show up in cars without license plates and loaded before i tossed me for myself, but i'm becky. >> so what's he saying? what's the suspect now saying? >> so he says he supports the president and says that he is actually someone who was there because he admires essentially the former president and again, you guys mentioned he was released on bail. it was just $5,000. that's what it took to release him and what he's said essentially was that he was there on an invitation take a listen that i decided to come to coachella after receiving a special invitation from members of the nevada republican party, i will fully transparently let them know that in the trunk of my car i carry two firearms one is a glock,

at the time, her owner couldn't be located, so a shelter in riverside county took her in.helter says pumpkin spice and her pups are doing well and comfortably staying in a foster home cruise robotaxi company will pay $1.5 million fine for crash in san francisco. a pedestrian was hit by another vehicle, then dragged by the cruise vehicle and seriously injured last year, the national highway traffic safety administration says the company failed to report details of the crash. cruise has to submit a plan to improve its compliance with federal safety orders. the dmv suspended cruises driver's license, taxi license last year in the city, cruise released a statement saying, quote, our agreement with nhtsa is a step forward in a new chapter for cruise building on our progress under a new leadership, improved processes and culture, and a firm commitment to greater transparency with our regulators. a new study from lgbtq advocates say anti-trans laws have triggered a rise in suicide attempts in certain states. according to the trevor project, the number of suicide attempts increase

county. and riverside that could help determine that democrats have one seat that they're trying to hold, where a democrat is currently. katie porter, who ran for u.s. senate. there's actually a vacancy. so that's a democratic held seat now that they need to hold. and the rest are seats that are currently held by republicans, some of which democrats won in 2018. but then went ahead and lost in 2020. so these are hotly contested races of a balance of power. and are those kind of split right now? are we all just going to wait until election night to see if it happens? well, the central valley districts, there's three of them. most observers believe that democrats will probably pick up two of those seats and then likely hold the orange county seat. there's a second orange county seat that looks really close. i would say most people looking at it think that democrats will maybe pick up three seats in california, which means that to get control of the house, democrats are also going to have to pick up at least one seat in new york and then maybe another seat around the country. okay, final question

in orange that are experiencing moderate to severe drought down south in imperial riverside and san bernardino counties. officials say recent rains have helped improve conditions in northern california and cal fire continues to battle for active wildfires in the state right now, two of them, the massive bridge fire and the line fire, started back in october and are almost fully contained statewide this season. about 1 million acres have burned. that's more than last year, when about 325,000 acres burned, but still far below the record in 2020 of 4 million acres. >> and fire season is turning into a year round battle across many states, and not just here in the western u.s. as fox's tonya powers reports, crews are battling flames nationwide that have been fueled in part by historic drought. >> it may be october, but wildfire season is still going strong across the country. and this time, it's not just in the west. in massachusetts, crews are trying to gain the upper hand on multiple wildfires that have been fueled by historic drought, warm temperatures, and dry leaves. >> our teams are tired. the state

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a fake pass, riverside county sheriff chad bianco said. we probably stopped another assassination attempt, the sheriff's office also said that the man arrested, named as 49 year old ben miller, was charged with possession of a loaded firearm and possession of a high capacity magazine. he has now been released on bail. the former president is speaking at another rally in arizona tonight , another rally in arizona tonight, and he has spoken of the us election, which is 23 days away. we'll bring you more on this developing story as we get it to the middle east now. and at least 13 palestinians have been killed in an israeli attack on a gaza school shelter. medics are reporting. it comes as hezbollah said it launched a drone attack on a military base in northern israel earlier , with the israeli israel earlier, with the israeli military reporting a short while ago that the attack killed four soldiers and seven others were severely injured. this afternoon, israeli military said that one of its tanks entered a un post in southern lebanon while a

riverside county sheriff pass. riverside county sheriff chad bianco said.probably stopped another assassination attempt . the sheriff's office attempt. the sheriff's office said that the man arrested , said that the man arrested, identified as 49 year old william miller, was charged with possession of a loaded firearm and possession of a high capacity magazine. he has now been released on bail, while the former president is due to speak at another rally in arizona tonight. and if you're watching on television, these are live pictures from that event. we'll bnng pictures from that event. we'll bring you more on this developing story as we get it . developing story as we get it. to the middle east and at least 13 palestinians have been killed in an israeli attack on a gaza school shelter. medics are reporting. it comes as hezbollah said it launched a drone attack on a military base in northern israel earlier, with israeli medics reporting that around 60 people have been injured in the attack on the golani brigade camp. the idf has yet to confirm the number of