roberta. thank you. new at 11 tonight. the women of san francisco, 49ers gathered to celebrate something not often recognized in football sisterhood. the team hosted the women of the 40 niners, and they were joined by a very special guest fashion designer and wife of 49ers fullback kyle juszczyk. kristen ktvu bailey o'carroll was at the event and she spoke with kristen on thursday night. >> there was a line wrapped around levi's stadium, but not for thursday night football, rather for fit check night, a celebration of the women of the san francisco 40 niners. the women had a packed night customizing their own levi's jackets, making their own charm bracelets and necklaces. but the star of the show was the guest of honor, kristen youcheck. >> if you answer my pants, i'm so excited. like i told her, we have to leave right now. i can't, i can't stand it. i got to go. we got to go. >> you shek is far from just the wife of niners fullback kyle juszczyk. she's a fashion designer whose self-designed and stitched game day outfits h

it's still coming up. >> roberta. thank you. while many professional athletes make bank when they're active. studies show they lose most of their money within three years of retirement. how two bay area organizations are stepping w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. tool. but critics argued many shotspotter alerts turn out to be false alarms and divert resources away from actual crimes. oakland police told the city council between 2020 and last year, shotspotter helped police render aid to nearly 400 victims of gunfire. >> if the shotspotter tool is taken away from the department, opd's ability to effectively respond to shooting related incidents will be reduced. we will lose evidence. we will lose leads. we will reduce our opportunity to solve crimes and to hold those that have committed those crimes ac

roberta. thank you. and with those warm offshore winds rolling in starting tomorrow night, pg. and e will begin to initiate planned power shutoffs. ktvu tom vacar joins us live tonight from contra costa county with this part of the story. to, you know, very large weather systems change all the time. >> and as they encounter new topographies and new weather conditions that are affecting it, they make lots and lots of changes, which pg and e has to keep up with. here's what i mean. locally owned and staffed roads feed and pet supply on marsh road near byron is within one area that could be cut off by a shut off. all the folks working here have gone through it several times. >> we're pretty much used to it. it's just sometimes it is a hassle because they'll shut it off and then even though there's no wind, it takes them a very long time to put it back on a planned power shut off is a hill country and animal owner stress factor. yes, we do get stressed because there was a fire out in morgan territory that wa

thank you roberta. well, critics say some proposed new clean air rules could lead to higher gas prices in california. the state air resources board is set to vote next friday on a proposal to reduce greenhouse gases by requiring the oil industry to update its fuel standards. critics say that would increase prices at the pump for california drivers who already pay some of the highest gas prices in the nation. some boards members say these rules are important, though, to lower carbon emissions because fossil fuels have a higher carbon intensity. >> the fossil fuel producers need to take steps to comply with the regulation, and those steps result in increased variety of fuels available and overall lower. the carbon emitted throughout our transportation sector. >> last year, the air resources board said the new standards, if passed, could mean a 47 cent per gallon increase in the price of gas. but they declined this week to say whether they anticipate that impact at the pump. >> and many folks headed out ea

roberta. thank you. and a quick reminder you can always stay on top of the heat with our ktvu weather app. it has current conditions, a live interactive radar, and it will also break down the hour by hour forecast in your neighborhood. it is a free download. >> the city of san jose, among those flirting with triple digit temperatures for the fourth day in a row, and it is pushing some communities to the brink. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live in san jose, and jesse, the heat wave has been tough for a lot of people. >> yes it is. i think we should bring roberta back so we can talk about relief now instead of later. it is another warm day here in the south bay. one of the nice things about having the days, getting shorter as we move along is that that shade from the buildings here in downtown, coupled with the fountains behind me here at cesar chavez park, providing a little relief. but the relief will get tonight and maybe a little bit tomorrow. could be nothing more than a mirage. in the first

roberta. thank you.rd, there will be some sweltering temperatures at this weekend's 49ers game down in santa clara. and tonight, fans are weighing in on the hotter than usual weather and trying to decide if they want to brave that heat to watch the team play. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in santa clara with more from fans. hi, lamonica. >> hi, christina. you know, we all know that it's hot and it's only going to cool down slightly this weekend. so we talked to some football fans who may be sitting in levi's stadium in the heat. >> it's october. i'm tired of summer. i want it to be cold. i want to decorate for halloween and not feel like i'm supposed to be decorating for 4th of july. it's just it's hot. it's enough. i'm done. >> it's the first week of october, but with temperatures in the triple digits in some parts of the bay area, it feels like summer just started with the nfl season in full swing, the 40 niners will play the arizona cardinals sunday at home, which means there will be

. >> roberta. thank you. potential levee failure in san joaquin county has prompted an emergency response. local officials found a form of erosion along the old river levee on victoria island, west of stockton and east of discovery bay. a complete failure could damage farmland, highway four and the area's drinking water. community members living behind the levee have been contacted and provided with emergency protocols, and repair updates. >> we can hold out for some time, but we're going into the winter and that's when the tides in the flow start to increase substantially. so we cannot let this thing sit. >> crews are monitoring the site 24 hours a day. officials say now they're just waiting on federal and state funds to permanently fix the levee. >> i'm james torres. and on this halloween, we are taking you up to solano county. the town of dixon, home to the largest corn maze in the country. we walk you london breed became mayor in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, sav

roberta, thank you. more controversy tonight over a transgender volleyball player at san jose state. the university of nevada, reno, plans to move forward with the women's volleyball match coming up on october 26th. this, though, is despite a player vote just yesterday to forfeit. well, the school says the vote was taken without consultation from the university. in a statement today, the school cited state laws as well as the nevada constitution, which strictly protect equality of rights. the university says it will not punish team members who do not participate in the match. four other schools have opted out of playing the spartans, which is considered a forfeit and loss. the san francisco 49ers, facing perhaps their biggest test of the off season coming up on sunday. that's when they host the kansas city chiefs. but the red and gold are getting some welcome news with the return of first round draft pick ricky pearsall back in august. the rookie receiver was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery

let's talk more about our weather with our meteorologist roberta gonzalez. and roberta, while the heat is sticking around some spots, at least a few of them did get a little bit of relief today. yes. >> those areas were along the sea shore and the city of san francisco. but you were just talking about the south bay heather. and this just in. we did have yet another record breaking temperature in san jose at 101 degrees. it shattered the old mark set back in 1985. also back in 1985, salinas 99 degrees. that was a record tying event. then you have king city at 103 degrees. now here's a look at the rest of the bay area. 68 degrees in pacifica. and you know where i want to be tomorrow. meanwhile, it was 95 degrees in san mateo, burlingame, and in belmont. a little bit hotter than that in napa, 105. in livermore. that was down from 108 yesterday and 103 the day before. how about triple digits still and throughout concord, antioch, pittsburgh, all the way into fairfield and rio vista, discovery bay as well. and in brentwood, 104, in morgan hill, even hotter, 108 i

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roberta. new at five more controversy over a transgender volleyball player at san jose state university. the university of nevada, reno, plans to move forward with the volleyball match on october 26th. despite a player vote yesterday to forfeit. the vote was taken without consultation with the university and in a statement today, the school cited state laws and the nevada constitution, which strictly protect equality of rights. the university says it will not punish team members who do not participate in the upcoming match. four other schools have opted not to play san jose state, which is considered a forfeit and loss. >> parts of fruitvale avenue in oakland are now closed for a repaving project. the closure is the last step in the city's ongoing efforts to improve the fruitvale neighborhood. the work began last week and is expected to finish by friday. drivers headed into oakland from alameda are encouraged to choose an alternative route like the high street bridge. >> construction began on

roberta.'ve seen a lot of pictures of people saying, hey, i saw it. >> yeah, we've had so many exciting things happening. we had the northern lights seen by many here in the bay area, and then i posted on social media and also on ktvu go to our website there ktvu dot com, and we have some pictures from darcy kent in livermore where she was able to capture the comet. and then all these other pictures started coming in. so we had the weather conditions just favorable for that viewing. but now we do have the marine layer rolling in today's temperature span, 63, in pacifica to 83 in fairfield, a good 20 degrees span. we did have the clouds lined up along that san mateo coast all day. oh, look at san francisco last week. just seven days ago, it was 92 degrees in san francisco. average high 70. today, 63. i didn't hear any complaints about the cooler conditions at all. this is our live weather camera. we are looking out towards the city. you can see the layers of clouds basically about 600ft. this i

roberta. thank you. as we close in on election day, we're tracking several competitive house races here in california. and latino voters in those districts are poised to play an important role in deciding who controls congress. up next, we'll break down the results of a new survey done by the tino 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. the balance of power in congress and the latino voters in particular, could help decide several

all right roberta. thank you. coming up next in sports, former bay area high school star najee harris had himself a day against the raiders. bailey o'carroll will have the story coming up. >> and a man who helped build the warriors into a first class organization is inducted into the hall of fame as an executive. tonight at 11, we'll hear from jerry st's loved why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding

. >> thank you roberta. we'll see you in a bit. more than 200 san francisco courtroom clerks hit the picket line today, leading to dozens of court cancellations, including the high profile murder trial of nema mckinney underway in the city. striking clerks marched outside the hall of justice for a one day walkout. they're demanding more staffing and improved training. clerks say without the changes, there's increased risk for mistakes, which can create a ripple effect in our justice system. >> we could get an accurate sentence. they could be released. you know, somebody could be released when they're not supposed to be. somebody could stay in jail too long. you know, trials could be dragged on and on and on. hearings could be postponed. how our work affects people in our community. >> in a statement, san francisco superior court spokesperson said in part, it is unfortunate that seiu has decided to disrupt court services after our many hours of negotiations and a mediation session to reach a fair contract that reflects the economic

thanks so much, roberta.ing up tonight, the state superintendent of public instruction in san francisco, amid major challenges for sfusd. he was there for that. we'll have more on that coming up. plus, israel hits hezbollah's funding sources as the u.s. scrambles to get a ceasefire in place. >> i'm trey 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. hezbollah funding sources. >> and this comes after another israeli airstrike on gaza, where dozens of people were killed. fox's trey yingst reports. >> israel expanding its air campaign against hezbollah by targeting sites it says are used to finance the group's activities. but this time, the israelis warned civilians to

absolutely. >> roberta. thank you.ople in the east bay dropped off some coats to help people in need. the alameda county fire department local 55 and beats for hope organized the coat drive under the umbrella of one warm coat. people were asked to stop by 21st amendment brewery in san leandro to make a donation. organizers say they collect hundreds of coats for the homeless in this event. >> you can see outside, we could see the street corners, shopping centers where we see the unhoused communities. but there are a lot of families that are living in their cars or other family members, or in their friend's home. >> since 1992, one warm coat has facilitated more than 50,000 coat drives across the country, including a 20 year partnership with ktvu, collecting more than millions of coats that have been distributed through 1500 nonprofit partners. well, coming up here at noon, it's the first of its kind in the nation. the new goodwill store that just opened inside a south bay jail facility. how it's helping women there prep

looking forward to hearing about that, roberta. thank you. some incarcerated women in the south bay are getting some real world work experience at a first of its kind goodwill of silicon valley store. it opened earlier today at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. it's the jail's first retail store, and it's run and organized by the female inmates. the store is designed to give them valuable hands on workforce training in warehousing and logistics. women at the facility nearing release will be able to shop at the goodwill store free of charge. >> gives us a chance to put on something that actually fits us, something so we can have some dignity, some self-respect and something to have a new start. and the clothes are good quality. >> when they finish this program, they'll walk away with two certificate certificates and then they'll be ready for a job and then offered a job at their release with the goodwill store. >> this program was developed in partnership with the santa clara county sheriff's office and goodwill silicon valley. up

he is also a longtime customer and a friend of bird's owner, roberta harris. >> harris purchase the bar in 2015 and gave its name. but i go beiber because that's the name of the barbers stadium. sports party here said she's pretty much a fan of all bay area sports. i am a san francisco giants so i'm really excited for the wires this year because i think we're looking up again. >> she grew up loving sports because of her parents who have since passed. and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people that come in and share their stories lives support each other on a daily bases. harris says she is excited for the start of basketball season. we've been doing that's been picking up. people are starting to get excited i'm very excited for the way system. >> harris tells me whenever the big sports games are going on, she has drink specials and the place gets packed sonny bill. lindsay forward kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here tonight on kron 4, the sister of the man accused of killing cash app. co-founder bob lee

continuing to really means i know when things come see what these are the terrace, basically the 6 roberta's 1st. let's use easy problem. you have, you know, the in the coming in burn down houses and people have to be displaced in the trance . actually, where people try to find a show to why the wheels are been flooded before and policies. gainesville asked you to training space is trying to force people to base so they can have access to, to the emergency in a wheel on to this, you awesome. i was serving cation of that. when you go see me, you hated today where the falls was supposed to leave. this mission was supposed to lead this transition. you have to remember a has to these to be shows the finding full power and you're finding over these choose why in the situation of the security situation there already. so the frank needs to be done to restore order and security, and haiti will be arriving off the rest of the county. and for us, i mean 400 of their 2000 more waited. will that make a difference, or will the political situation need to change 1st, as well, the use taken care of the asi

one is to say is roberta is in the hospital they got their hair cut. that can feel really different if you grew up using pronouns of the way they were used. i have noticed many people have an intense discomfort with theth new usage. the kids do at work people who are not kids but many people are reading it as some sort of forced indication of a certain position on gender politics and the very existence of gender. it seems almost designed if you are over certain age. which i definitely at this point, do make you trip up you're not short of did they want or they want and no one can tell you. it is a problem. i am of two minds. is not being wishy-washy it's once again the passage of time. first of all comment truth is they are at languages in the world with even fewer pronouns than english has at this point. everyone gets along fine. i could choose many right now for no particular reason. as one called barrick spoken by the negative 17 people in new guinea. it's a very complicated language. but in that language there is only one word you in the singular,

help provide any information that might shed light on the case, laundrie's parents, christopher and roberta remain tight lipped. laundrie committed suicide and penned a handwritten note admitting to murdering petito. when we come back, a stunning single mom murdered and her mother, a former cop, hunts down her killer. >> i decided to take matters into my own hands. >> do you have a coffee? smile. drinking coffee causes yellow teeth for thousands of people. just like you. and whitening toothpaste just doesn't make those stains go away. introducing power swabs. the first teeth whitening system that lifts coffee stains off your teeth in less than five minutes. >> i've smoked. i've drank coffee. i drink red wine and using power swabs, it's made a difference. people ask me, what do you do to whiten your teeth? and i'm really proud to tell them that i use power swabs. >> the secret is a tooth detergent and whitening agent developed by doctor martin gettinger. power swabs removes stains on natural teeth, veneers, bonding caps and crowns. the best part is you just swab your teeth for five minutes a

all right roberta, thank you. >> a family in san pablo is in mourning after an apartment fire this weekend. killed two of their nephews and left a third with severe burns. 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey, died sunday morning. michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, suffered burns over 95% of his body. investigators say the fire broke out around three in the morning on sunday at the complex on manchester avenue. the fire appears to have been caused by food on the stove. a memorial of candles and flowers now sits outside the complex. >> no words can express how much pain the family is going through. we are heartbroken. we have not eaten. we have not had no sleep. everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> several gofundmes have been set up to help support the family. you can find those links on our web story at ktvu.com. and a major candidate for san francisco mayor is targeted by a burglar. what he says the perpetrator did after making his way into his campaign's headquarters and a

by marcus grandparents, roberta and isabel. >> they came from zach, a texas mexico and started a small tamales store on broadway in san francisco. they called it a mexican testing instead of a delicate test. my grandfather came with a rod iron 20 pound, tortilla pressed under his arm. and that's it. that was the guy that made salsa at the restaurant. we had. and we're like, let's try to package this and see what happens. and next thing, you know, where the first fresh salsa in supermarkets, we're always ahead of the game. casa sanchez is probably made in the mission district. that's one of the reasons why it's fresh. the sauces and guacamole all come from local ingredients here. >> with the secret family recipe, there are web sites that try to figure out what our recipe is and they haven't been able onions, tomatoes, even cucumbers go into the mix. and of course, coming out it seemed know what thinks. there are 3, 3 then within 2 hours, it's on the ship. the casa sanchez restaurant is long gone. but deal is current and we do can still get free chips and dips whenever they want their he

many award winning, mostly published random house topics include ruth bader ginsburg, roberta willie mays, sonia sotomayor. barack obama. muhammad ali. hillary clinton. thurgood marshall, etc., etc. what of children's books do you write? mr. winter well, i write on about a broad range of topics, but generally what i have been writing about until few years ago, i should say i had been writing about were books about people who don't share my identity. so a lot of books on people of color and books on women books about racial and social justice. i write books about baseball players and artists and musicians. i write children's book, nonfiction picture picture book biographies, picture book nonfiction, specifically and recently the, last few years, i've been writing more fiction for reasons having to do with certain changes in publishing world and in my career. but that's generally the sort of books i've been writing. my first book was the ego about diego rivera, published in 1991 and and that kind of was before there was a category in bookstores, a section in bookstores called picture b

. >> all right roberta, thank you. more than a thousand people celebrated indigenous peoples day at a festival this afternoon in san francisco's yerba buena gardens. the festival is part of a day long celebration that started with a 5 a.m. sunrise ceremony on alcatraz, site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists fighting for indigenous rights. now, many in attendance at today's festival say this event is very important for those who have felt marginalized by the past. >> is really important because when we used to say christopher columbus, you know, that was someone who oppressed indigenous people. our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held this celebration in partnership with nonprofits. >> and here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. a triple sh

thanks, roberta. well, construction begins tomorrow on the bay point trash capture installation project. this is on willow pass road between ambrose avenue and includes the elvis lane intersection. contra costa county public works says crews will be working 9 to 5 p.m. monday through friday. the project is intended to prevent debris from flowing into waterways. construction is expected to continue through tuesday, december 10th. drivers should plan for delays in the area, and here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. >> com one of our top stories homewood mountain resort in lake tahoe will not open this season. the resort says its financial partner pulled out after its request to make changes to a large development. were not accepted. the uss tripoli was a big hit at this year's fleet week. the assault ship, which spans nearly three football fields, was docked at san francisco's pier 3032, and the 40 niners were fined $100,000. this weekend after linebacker dre greenlaw, who is currently

to national airports, these latest data strikes have been blamed by the who are these on the us or roberta squadron. but the, the british, the britons, the big thing that they haven't a bond is federal, haven't any involvement to be 0 strikes. why the us, it forces the claim, the responsibility on the slate. is it a strike? the said it really strikes up to taking place just minutes up to the conclusion of the big riley that have taken place. and so now and so the rescue of with liberal and thought his time that they have also shorts of the big so paul, to the latest operations by the how he's the still ahead analysis era a year and say, israel's genocide in garza and the conflicts, no impacting millions in the region. we continue our special coverage of the whole that's killed, a mold and a $41800.00 palestinians. the had a lot of that was that in south asia where the monsoon is and it's retreat meeting with a y, a skies so much of pockets on and the northwest of india. yes, we could see some spits and spots of rain here and there, but you can see the rain starting to clear now for most ce

i would like you to let me say they this is before roberta is getting their hair cut. that came because i got a little older. one thing that is especially frustrating is not any particular person and a lot of it comes from that otherwise but you're saying or will has problems is the notion there something wrong with the passive voice. put p something in a passive voe you are making it a weaker statement but some of that is strunk and white which frankly the history of that thing very briefly one teacher at cornell with a little mustache and a lot of teeth with this little pamphlet about how he felt about language. eb white liked his teaching and made it into a book that's the only authority that's gotten strunk has been dead for 300 years. he was just some guy. he did not like the passes. orwell takes thatea on an okay, you do not want to write all passes but the reason youou hava passive voice is because of things about getting language across that are quite subtle and quite useful. i wish it weren't thought of. lots of editors is a responsibility of making writing go

this is before the roberta is getting their hair cut day. i think that came because i got a little older. one thing that's especially fris traiting, and this is not any particular person. actually a lot of it comes from that, you were saying the es kay from orrwell has problems, is that there's something wrong with the passive voice if you put something in a passive voice you're making a weaker statement. some of that is strunk & white, and the history of that thing, one teacher at cornell with a little mustache and a lot of teeth wrote about how he thought about language, and e.b. white liked it and made it a book. strunc has been dead for 300 years. so you don't want to write in all passive but the reason you don't want to write in all passive, things about getting language across that are subtle and quite useful and i wish it weren't thought of, lots of editors, as a kind of a responsibility of making writing good to have the passive voice used as little as possible. because we're such -- if it were such a bad thing why do we have it and

which is the use of "they" the pronoun, that one is to say, roberta is in the hospital and they got theirr cut. and that's the new use of they. that can feel really different from you grew up using pronounce the way they were used before this new usage of they. and i have noticed that many people have an intense discomfort with this new usage, listening to the kids do it or people who are not kids, many people are reading it as some sort of forced indication of a certain position on gender politics and the very existence of gender. it seems almost designed if you're over a certain age which i definitely am at this point, to make you trip up. you're not sure they want or they wants, and nobody can tell you it's a problem. however, with the new they, i'm of two minds, it's not about being wishy-washy, but once again, the passage of time. first of all, the truth is, there are languages in the world with fewer pronounce than english is trying to have at this point and everybody gets along fine. i could choose many right now for no particular reason, there's one called barrack. it's spoken by

yeah, i don't have that in front of me to see as well known as new episode, roberta 0 squared away in the same veteran. while while the i don't want to and it's horrible tragedy. i mean, he came here to support his family. she would hope that someone would be checking on their workers a little bit more closely closely. there's a spot that people of color have been built to work outdoors that they thrive, working outdoors. and so there's this kind of mentality and some people that if you're a person of color, you can handle the heat around 75 percent of farm workers in the us for latino, extreme heat causes more depth than in the other weather related event in the us more than $1000.00 americans die every year from extreme heat for 2050. that figure is expected to rise to almost $60000.00 as a result of climate change. stories like solver doors are becoming more common across the united states. there been high profile incidents where outdoor workers have to come to the heat. when someone has heat stroke, you're burning from the inside. your cooking from the inside, your brain is cookin

thank you roberta.o, one of the longest running vegan festivals in the country took over the county fair building in golden gate park. the world vegan fest offered up a lot of activities from cruelty free product tastings to panels on environmentalism and social justice. and today we got an inside look with the company rebel cheese. >> we are rice, smoked cheddar and then our other three cheese that we have here today is going to be our brie, our honey pistachio chevre, and then also our sun dried tomato fromage. those three are going to be cashew based. takes us about anywhere from three weeks to four days to make each cheese. so these are the cheeses that were just on featured on shark tank as well. >> this was the 25th year of the annual food festival. >> all right. early voting. it has started in the storm ravaged south east. excuse me. still ahead. tonight, a look at whether the last two hurricanes are affecting voter turnout. >> there. and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we are staying on top

these latest data strikes have been blamed by the whole of these on the us, roberta squadron. but the, the british, the britons, the, the big thing that they haven't pods, federal, haven't any involvement to be 0 strikes. why the us, it forces claim the responsibility on the slate. is it a strike? the say that we have a strikes of the taking place, just minutes of the conclusion of the big riley that have taken place. and so now and so the rescue of with liberal and thought his time that they have also shorts of the mix up paul to the latest operations by the hope these start personal break here. and i'll just say about when we come back, we look at the political storm. let's bring in washington dc in the wake of hurricane 100 minus the had a low, then let's have a look at the weather across north america. and now the remnants of a hurricane helene, a family out the picture. we've seen lots of quite in fine weather across the desert southeast. that's going to continue in to say that today high pressure is firmly in charge, giving us lots of sunshine and dry skies. but we will

and that's why for he is also a longtime customer and a friend of bird's owner, roberta harris. >> harris purchased the bar in 2015 and gave its name. but i go beiber because that's the name of the barbers stadium. sports party here said she's pretty much a fan of all bay area sports. i am a san francisco giants so i'm really excited for the wires this year because i think we're looking up again. >> she grew up loving sports because of her parents who have since passed. and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people that come in and share their stories lives support each other on a daily bases. harris says she is excited for the start of basketball season. we've been doing that's been picking up. people are starting to get excited i'm very excited for the way system. >> harris tells me whenever the big sports games are going on, she has drink specials and the place gets packed sonny bill. lindsay forward kron. 4 news. >> well, blow farhi is coming back to the oakland zoo in just 2 weeks. it will be the 5th

by marcus grandparents, roberta and isabel. they came from zach, a texas mexico and started a small tamales store on broadway in san francisco. they called it a mexican testing instead of a delicate test. my grandfather came with a rod iron 20 pound, tortilla pressed under his arm. and that's it. that was the guy that made salsa at the restaurant. we had. and we're like, let's try to package this and see what happens. and next thing, you know, where the first fresh salsa in supermarkets, we're always ahead of the game. casa sanchez is probably made in the mission district. that's one of the reasons why it's fresh. the sauces and guacamole all come from local ingredients here. >> with the secret family recipe, there are web sites that try to figure out what our recipe is and they haven't been able onions, tomatoes, even cucumbers go into the mix. and of course, coming out it seemed know what thinks. there are 3 we have a ca then within 2 hours, it's on the ship. the casa sanchez restaurant is long gone. but deal is current and w

that's why for he is also a longtime customer and a friend of burt's owner roberta harris. harris purchased the bar in 2015 and gave its name. but i go beiber because that's the name of the barbers stadium. sports party here said she's pretty much a fan of all bay area sports. i am a san francisco giants so i'm really excited for the wires this year because i think we're looking up again. >> she grew up loving sports because of her parents who have since passed. and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people to come in and share their stories lives and support each other on a daily bases, harris says she is excited for the start of basketball season. we've been doing that's been picking up. people are starting to get excited i'm very excited for the way system. >> harris tells me whenever the big sports games are going on, she has drink specials and the place gets packed sonny bill. lindsay forward kron. 4 news. >> well, a long-running youth football team in oakland. they need help trying to

by marcus grandparents, roberta and isabel. >> they came from second, texas, mexico and started a small tamales store on broadway in san francisco. they called it a mexican testing instead of a delicate test. my grandfather came with a rod iron 20 pound, tortilla pressed under his arm. and that's it. that was the guy that made salsa at the restaurant. we had. and we're like, let's try to package this and see what happens. and next thing, you know, where the first fresh salsa in supermarkets, we're always ahead of the game. casa sanchez is probably made in the mission district. that's one of the reasons why it's fresh. the sauces and guacamole all come from local ingredients here. >> with the secret family recipe. there are web sites that try to figure out what our recipe is and they haven't been able onions, tomatoes, even cucumbers go into the mix. and of course, coming out 3, we have a ca rest and then within 2 hours, it's on the ship. the casa sanchez restaurant is long gone. but deal is current and we do can still get free chips and dips whenever they want their here. now picking up

good afternoon to you, roberta. you're tracking. what's that behind you? see something spinning. >> well, andrew, do you remember august of last year when we were talking about hurricane hilary and the impacts it would have on the state of california? it's not every year that this happen, but check this out. we are now tracking hurricane kristy. now, mind you, it is out over the pacific ocean right now. just southwest of cabo san lucas. now it is currently a category three with winds up to 125mph. it's wobbling to the west at 20mph, and you could clearly see it does reach category four strength because it's out over the open waters, gathering some strength and momentum. it is not forecast to interfere with the hawaiian islands at all. but watch this. keep in mind a hurricane is roughly about 300 miles wide. it's lifting up in a northerly fashion over the weekend, tossing a shield of cloudiness over southern california, monterey bay and well into the bay area. this is saturday at lunchtime, so we will all be experiencing some thin high overcast from this hu

and that's why for he is also a longtime customer and a friend of burt's owner roberta harris. >> harris purchased the bar in 2015 and gave its name. but i go beiber because that's the name of the barbers stadium. sports party here said she's pretty much a fan of all bay area sports. i am a san francisco giants so i'm really excited for the wires this year because i think we're looking up again. >> she grew up loving sports because of her parents who have since passed. and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people to come in and share their stories lives and support each other on a daily bases, harris says she is excited for the start of basketball season. we've been doing that's been picking up. people are starting to get excited i'm very excited for the way system. >> harris tells me whenever the big sports games are going on, she has drink specials and the place gets packed in sonny bill. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> as for the game itself, the dup started the season with a bang. the warriors blew out

roberta harris who goes by bert, bought the bar back in 2015 and he's made it into a sports haven for local fans. she says she thanks her parents for her love of the game. >> i am a san francisco giants and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people that come in and share their stories lives and support each other on a daily bases had i'm very excited for the way system. >> yeah, harris also has drink specials to when there are big sports games on and you can that the bar gets pretty packed with fans too. >> well, as for the game itself, boyd warriors completely blew out the blazers 2nd quarter blazers attempt to steal it. but steph? >> knocks it away look at that. buddy hield for the 3. and then later in the 3rd staff has the ball works. his magic is only staff can do adding to the does the lead. >> wiggins, jackson davis, moody kuminga and melt and they all scored in double digits. by the time the night was done. the warriors blowing out the blazers one. 39 104. that's the largest season. opening marg

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roberta harris who goes by bert buck, that bar back in 2015 and has turned into a sports haven for local fans. she says she thanks her parents for her love of the game. >> i am a san francisco giants and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people to come in and share their stories lives and support each other on a daily bases on i'm very excited for the way system. >> well, harris also has drink specials to when there's big sports games on. and you can bet the bar is going to be packed this season with a lot of fans. as for the game itself, the lawyers completely blew out the blazers 2nd quarter blazers attempt to steal the ball. stephanie knocks it away in buddy. step in the >> and later in 3rd quarter, steph has the ball. works his magic to the dubs lead wiggins. jackson davis movingly, milton all scored in double figures. warriors blowing up plays is one, 39, 104, largest season opener march franchise history. but hill talks about his season debut with the lawyers last 3. >> everybody had live for us no

thank you roberta. well warriors fans are gearing up for the season opener tonight in portland. we'll have more on that coming up. but first, let's take you outside for a look at the after commute. afternoon commute. as our traffic rolls through emeryville and berkeley, you can see it's getting a little more crowded at this hour. sun still shining. looks beautiful out there, so give yourself some time. it looks like it is slowing down considerably as it rolls through and out f that ♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin, some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about

. >> our roberta thanks. the cost to say i do keeps rising. the two bay area cities that have been named among the highest in the nationhe it 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. get a ceasefire in place. matt finn has the latest developments from tel aviv. >> the back and forth airstrikes continue in lebanon and northern israel. hezbollah targeting israeli towns and cities with rockets and missiles and even though most were intercepted in the sky, the remnants do cause damage and injuries when they fall. israel says at least four civilians were wounded on thursday by some of the debris. the fighting comes as secretary of st

these latest data strikes have been blamed by the who are these on the us, roberta squadron. but the, the british, the britons, the, the big thing that they haven't pods, federal, haven't any involvement to be 0 strikes. why the us, it forces the claim, the responsibility on the slate is there to strike. the said it really strikes up to taking place just minutes of the conclusion of the gravity that have taken place . and so now, and so is there a deal with liberal and thought his time that they have also shorts of the big sub paul to the latest operations by the how he's you know, as president joe biden says, he has advised israel to consider all the options other than a talking or writing an oil facilities, but he didn't met, he hasn't spoken directly to israel's benjamin netanyahu. my wife's house correspond, can be healthcare has been following developments from washington. as a surprise visit 5, the us president joe biden, to the white house briefing room up 1st for this president in his term. and it comes one day after washington received that message from a ron. but th

roberta. thank you. well, this morning in lafayette, it was all about running for education. three two, one and a half. >> those kids look like they're ready to sprint the annual lafayette race run for educatioe options included a two miler, a5k, and a ten k. participants say they really enjoy the run because of its beauty running through downtown and also around the lafayette reservoir. proceeds go to schools and community service programs. the winner of the ten k says the race went smoothly, all thanks to the work of organizers. >> i have to say, this meet was really well run. the lead biker was great. the start crew was great, the course was clear, everything was awesome. so great race to run in october. >> this was the 31st year for this event. >> still to come. tragedy in the state of georgia as a ferry dock collapses, leaving several people dead. what authorities know in the moments leading up to the collapse and a potential deal reached to end a strike at boeing. >> union leaders cut a deal with the company, but will union members go alongit the city hall insiders spen

by marcus grandparents, roberta and isabel. >> they came from second, texas, mexico and started a smalla mexican testing instead of a delicate test. my grandfather came with a rod iron 20 pound, tortilla pressed under his arm. and that's it. there was a guy that made salsa at the restaurant. we had. and we're like, let's try to package this and see what happens. and next thing, you know, where the first fresh salsa in supermarkets, we're always ahead of the game. casa sanchez is probably made in the mission district. that's one of the reasons why it's fresh. the sauces and guacamole all come from local ingredients here. >> with the secret family recipe. there are web sites that try to figure out what our recipe is and they haven't been able onions, tomatoes, even cucumbers go into the mix. and of course, coming out 3, we have a ca rest and then within 2 hours, it's on the ship. the casa sanchez restaurant is long gone. but deal is current and we do can still get free chips and dips whenever they want their here. now picking up some of but free stuff was never the most important thing to

he and his wife roberta live here and clark gable's we are so happy to haveve robby with us today. let's give her a big round of h applause. >> road is the view out there you need to find this book it is a remarkable book is a dedicated life journalism, injustice and a chance for every child. and dave, this is his memoir. it is a memoir you will not forget. please welcome both dave lawrence and david finkel. [applause] thank you. [applause] [inaudible] we are glad to be here. thank you for being here. i'm going to be in with a quotation. some of you bring read david brooks in the "new york times" so i think rights a very thoughtful column. and to set the scene i'm going to read from a book he just wrote. which is called how to know a person quote there's no way to make hard conversation on hard. could never fully understand a person's whose life experience i will never know to be black, to be a woman, to be genz to be born with a disability, to be a working class man to be immigrant or person from anywhere in the marriage of other experiences. there arere mysterious text to each pe