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saint francis, the patron saint of animals friars gathered in the tenderloin district today to bless the city's pets. officials with animal care and control were also they're giving away bunch of free goodies. very nice. all right. coming up in sports, ben ross is going to the latest injury updates. >> a couple of key forty-niners ahead of sunday's game against their rival. the arizona cardinals at levi stadium. >> well, after their 30 to 13 win over new england last week. the trying to make it 2 in a row sunday when they host the arizona cardinals. did get some good news on the injury front is george kittle in fred warner both back at practice today. in a limited role, both are listed as questionable for sunday's game kill with a rib injury war with an ankle ailment. now, so far this season when the niners have listed a player as questionable, he's been able to play 56% of the time. very precise to from producer pete. so kendall warner, hopefully a little bit better than a 50, 50 shot to face the cardinals this weekend. one arizona player that could be a difference maker sunday is b

the blessing of the animals marks the feast day of saint francis. o is the patron saint of animals. and the environment. it was really sweet at my kids school last week. they do something similar where they actually bless their stuffed animals. oh yeah. that's cute. really cute. coming up, how lebron james made history overnight with his son. >> plus, the weekend tragedy at one of the most popular national parks. >> and what a 20 year old youtube star was doing when he totaled this. his $200,000 supercar. you're watching world news now . >> dancing's two night event starts tonight. >> we are back now with some sad news from zion national park in utah. a 40 year old man died there over the weekend while exploring a canyon. the national park service says he fell between 150 and 200ft near the exit of one of the park's canyons. he was airlifted out, but he died before he arrived at the hospital. three others were rescued safely, and that fatal fall is now under investigation. >> now to a live stream that went dangerously wrong. youtuber jack doherty cra

animals event every year on october 4th, christians from around the world celebrate the feast of saint francis, the patron saint of animals with a blessing of animals and prayers for creation. and as always in san francisco, franciscan friars gather in the tenderloin to bless the city's pets, animal care and control also gave away free dog and cat food. some squeaky toys leashes microchipping in vaccinations. you go. speaking of dogs, there's the dog visiting the crowd for studio today. >> it's a 9 year-old rhodesian ridgeback and dale is a semifinalist for the hero. dog awards see provides comfort and support too. folks at camp erin. that's where he helps children coping with loss. he is also a friend to adults who have disabilities just to all around great companion is a regular at the george mark children's house in san leandro. before dale became a therapy dog. he was a companion dog. get this to a cheetah named pancake at a wildlife safari in oregon. but now resides in the bay. and if you'd like to vote for him and i encourage you to day is the best you can visit the american humane hero

to investigators, the woman was heading south on saint francis when she drove out of her lane hit emptydead just 4 days later. police say this is now the 40nd fatal crash. san jose this year. and so was this could be facing an investigation following reports that it's unsafe for animals and humans. city supervisor myrna melder who represents district 7 is proposing an audit to be done to examine the management of the zoo. i want to see our zoo be successful. >> it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the san francisco animal control releases report earlier this month calling the zoo's closures, extremely outdated, filling in the basic criteria for the best interest of the animals. vo sot. it will be consider in city committee before being brought back to the board of supervisors for a vote. >> well, developing news in the east bay. the brentwood planning commission has approved an ordinance aimed at blocking future gas stations. car washes and short-term rentals li

police there say it happened on october first just off saint francis drive and channing avenue. according to investigators, that woman was heading south on saint francis drive when she drove out of her lane and hit. unoccupied vehicle and then hit a tree. she was pronounced dead just 4 days later. police say this is the 40nd fatal crash in san jose this year. >> o and more bay area news. a new housing report is showing the bay area comes in second place in the nation for the largest drop in new listings that are hitting the market. that some key findings from the re max national housing report. home sales are up 3.4% year-over-year. wholesale prices are currently stable. current average sale price is 1.1 million dollars. the highest in the u.s. the average bay area home takes 32 days to sell. and the san francisco zoo could be facing an investigation following a report that claims safer animals and humans. city supervisor myrna melbourne, who represents district 7 is proposing it ought to be done to examine the management of zoom. want to see our zoo be successful. >> it has to

cheaper, you just need to do this, understand that we can really sell all over the world. life of saint francisof the order of the franciscans, these frescoes from the 17th century. what would be the earthly path saints? saint hannah and yahum have been praying for many bastards, praying that god would give them caress to their darlings. and we are confident about what our people are doing. since it’s really hard to sit and paint in the studio all the time, i really want to communicate with people.

first line saint francis drive-in chain avenue.outh on saint francis. try when she. >> 12 out of her lane hidden in the car and then hit a tree. she was pronounced dead just 4 days later. police say this is actually the 40nd fatal crash in this year. amazon, which is could soon be facing an investigation following report that claimed it's not safe for animals and humans. city supervisor myrna melgar who represents district 7 is posing in on it. be done to examine the management of the zoom. >> the hours do be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the san francisco animal control releases report earlier this month calling zoo's enclosures extremely outdated, failing to meet basic criteria for the best interest of the animals. the proposed audit will be consider in a city committee before we brought back to the board of supervisors for vote. >> well, developing news in the east bay, the brentwood p

the tradition honors saint francis of assisi, who is the patron saint of animals and the environment.ilies were encouraged to bring their dogs or cats and other pets to be blessed and receive some special treats. full bailey is over here with their food truck and so, like we do in the dining hall, feeding every day 16 to 1800 meals, 365 days. we're going to feed the animals that show up today. the nonprofit also offered free vaccinations and microchipping, and the pets were given a free squeaky toy or leash to take home. another sign of the taylor swift economy. united airlines is adding new flights to help swifties get to her concerts in canada. united noticed flights to vancouver were filling up in early december. taylor swift is playing in vancouver early december. three straight shows, so united added three nonstop flights to its lineup. the u.s. travel association says aside from tickets, fans spend around $1,300 on flights, food and hotels. season 50 is off to a hot start for saturday night live this weekend. comedy comedian nate bargatze returns. it will be his second time host

the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis. okay, let's talk about our weather, shall we? and after reaching the 90s again yesterday, well, san francisco saw some relief today from the high temperatures, thank goodness. but other parts of the bay area continue to just bake as our south bay reporter, jesse gary, tells us tonight, several heat related deaths are now under investigation. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> on the eighth day of the summer, like heat wave fluids for the unhoused and fears from their south bay advocates, the worst may not be over. >> people are so hot out here. it's been like 104. and then at night, it just. it doesn't cool off. and then it's 100. you know, the next day it's just it's not anything that people can survive. >> the santa clara county medical examiner confirms it's investigating at least six potentially heat related deaths during the current heat wave. that's less than the nine attributed to july's string of blisteringly hot temperatures. officials say additional testing is needed.

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

after months of negotiations with western saint francis hilton and the grand hyatt san francisco, the union contract with the hotels expired in august. >> hurricane milton was downgraded, but then upgraded back to a category five storm today, heading straight for florida's west coast. nearly 6 million people in dozens of counties are under mandatory evacuation orders as the national hurricane center is forecasting life threatening conditions. many residents on the gulf coast say they are just overwhelmed, as they are still recovering from hurricane helene. that hit less than two weeks ago. >> too much going on to even think of it. it's all surreal. you know, just keep moving and that's it. >> we're very scared. we don't know what to expect and we don't know when to come back home. >> milton is expected to make landfall as early as tomorrow night near tampa. and tonight, one bay area resident is in the storm's path. ktvu crystal bailey is live tonight. here in studio with the story. crystal. >> well, mike. greg moyer from walnut creek says no one was expecting a hurricane when he and h

francisco hilton, san francisco union square marriott, union square, palace hotel and the westin saint francis. the workers are calling on those hotels to quote bet on sf by restaffing. the hotels from the pandemic lows and restoring guest services. the president of the workers union says that in return for this investment, the, the workers, are willing to hold off on guaranteed wage increases and tie their compensation to hotel profits. when you have one person working a job that three people used to work, the guest is going to notice that they're going to see that. for example, when you talk about doormen, if you have a doorman who is trying to hail a taxi for someone over here and, you know, give directions to someone over there and answer a question for someone else, you know, people's bags get stolen. that's one of the stories we've heard recently from a doorman is that while he was helping one guest, another guest's bag was stolen. so things like that will make people have a bad experience. and when there's only one person working, it's not possible for them to give the level of service

square, grand hyatt, san francisco, union square hilton, san francisco union square y west inn, saint franciscentral que ha logrado obtener su permiso de trabajo. escuche lo más interesante gracias al apoyo de su comunidad y de organizaciones locales, peter ruiz. con esta historia me daba coraje este. de no poder hacer nada porque aunque 1 hable es como te digo, era correrte o seguir sus reglas de ellos. josé enfrentó injusticias en el vivero en el que trabajaba y buscó ayuda, pero también la función de la iglesia es ser un agente social, ayudar a que la gente transforme su vida, cambie su vida. josé fue conectado con el sindicato de trabajadores del campo, donde le hablaron del programa dale el permiso de poder trabajar legalmente en este país también garantizando su seguro social para que puedan trabajar y para que tengan ellos una protección en contra de deportación. dura 4 años y como josé, hay trabajadores del campo que están en un ambiente hostil, ya sea que no les hayan pagado bien sus horas, que los baños estén sucios, que no les estén dando bien sus breaks a nuestra gente campesina.

the westin saint francis is planning to open a new lobby, bar and restaurant later this year. >> you'reseeing this transition occurring. what do people want? will they want experiences? they want luxury. they want to feel really good. they want to spend their money in a way that feels like, wow, that was something truly unique, new, awesome. >> in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> a ribbon cutting ceremony tonight celebrated the grand opening of a goodwill store at the elmwood correctional campus in milpitas. this initiative from the santa clara county sheriff's office creates real world experiences for women in custody. it gives them hands on experience, on training in warehousing, inventory and logistics through a comprehensive three part training series. the program gives people the chance to really learn essential skills, especially for women nearing the end of their sentence as they prepare to reenter society. >> and finally, tonight, a special visit for the livermore police department. when a family stopped by to express their gratitude towards two of the department'

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

the westin saint francis is planning to open a new lobby, bar and restaurant later this year. >> you'reng this transition occurring. what do people want? will they want experiences? they want luxury. they want to feel really good. they want to spend their money in a way that feels like, wow, that was something truly unique, new, awesome. >> in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> the san lorenzo unified school district's mobile kitchen is about to hit the road this week. for the first time, the kitchen will be making at least two visits to the district's 16 campuses throughout the year, bringing fresh meals to students. this was purchased for $73,000 using covid recovery funds and was delivered back in july. the kitchen is essentially a food truck without an engine in. the trailer is the first of its kind among school districts in alameda county. the kitchen's first stop is thursday at colonial acres elementary school in hayward. >> the annual lafayette, rouz, run for education kicked off this morning two and a half. race options included a two miler, a5k and a ten k. proceed

they ended up right outside the westin saint francis, which is one of the hotels where workers have walked out. hundreds of people took part in a march that went through downtown that ended with a sit in on the street. roughly 2000 hotel workers in san francisco are currently on strike. they're demanding higher wages, better staffing and fair workloads. a partial levee collapse in san joaquin county has officials scrambling to prevent disaster and massive flooding. victoria island, southeast of discovery bay, is under threat if one levee holding back the water from the victoria canal fails on october 21st, a partial collapse of the levee sent water just gushing out. a civil engineering firm is partnering with the county to prevent the worst case scenario. >> just easy to say. complete failure and complete failure would put 6200 acres into my foreground here, under 18ft of water. >> in addition to drowning thousands of acres of farmland, officials say a levee failure would also flood highway four between the bay area and stockton, with ten feet of water in 12 hours. emergency services have

they ended up right outside the westin saint francis, which is one of the hotels where workers have walkedout. hundreds of people took part in a march that went through downtown that ended with a sit in on the street. roughly 2000 hotel workers in san francisco are currently on strike. they're demanding higher wages, better staffing and fair workloads. a partial levee collapse in san joaquin county has officials scrambling to prevent disaster and massive flooding. victoria island, southeast of discovery bay, is under threat if one levee holding back the water from the victoria canal fails on october 21st, a partial collapse of the levee sent water just gushing out. a civil engineering firm is partnering with the county to prevent the worst case scenario. >> just easy to say. complete failure and complete failure would put 6200 acres into my foreground here, under 18ft of water. >> in addition to drowning thousands of acres of farmland, officials say a levee failure would also flood highway four between the bay area and stockton, with ten feet of water in 12 hours. emergency services have t

the animals every year on october. 4th, christians all around the world celebrate the feast of saint francis, the patron saint of animals. it all happens with the blessing of animals and prayers for creation. friars gathered in the tenderloin district to bless the city's pets officials with animal care and control were also they're giving away a bunch of free pet goodies. that was always a fun day at school. blessing of the pets, lessing the pats white kids get to bring their pets. hamsters dogs, cats, everything. and i didn't get to do that. it's cool. oh, yeah, that's a thing. >> they do at some schools. it would have been cool. it is is like a fun little start to the to a cool school. i did. >> i guess that is the math. and that was i was about it. barrows of properties and 10 stick with us for the 11 o'clock show. but first we've got sports night live. yeah, crawford's ben ross is here with sports. hey, guy's i was good at math until like college. and then as like next level now i stopped great that talk about fielder's know that next step niner insider. we've got some injury updates, a

el accidente sucedió sobre la calle saint francis drive, donde la conductora perdió el control y colisionó dijeron no ponían en peligro su vida sin embargo, falleció 4 días después y. atención a los adultos mayores del condado de san mateo, pues se emitió una advertencia a raíz de un informe de una reciente estafa de robo de joyas que se dirige precisamente a residentes mayores. durante el incidente ocurrido, el 14 de octubre en west menlo park, una anciana estaba caminando cuando una pareja le pidió indicaciones tras ayudarle. la mujer sospechosa salió del vehículo y le dio un aparente abrazo a la víctima. después de que el vehículo se alejó, la anciana se dio cuenta de que se le habían llevado su collar de diamantes y en julio de 2023 le contamos esta historia. una madre en concord dice que la siguieron tras salir del banco. la asaltaron, le agredieron y todo fue en presencia de su bebé. sí, después de más de un año de espera, la policía finalmente arrestó al sospechoso. yomara lópez visitó a la víctima, quien asegura que su vida. césar ha cambiado muchísimo desde ese día. esta es una hi

>>frustration and great sadness, a sacred symbol desecrated saint francis to salads church in shermanrgeted by vandals 4 times in the last 2 months. the first on august, 7th, the statue of the patron saint painted in yellow and then an object at the base was set on fire the week after another attempted arson near a church window to set the place on fire. sure. >>and priests lived there. i lived there. >>on september, 20th, the statue of saint francis to sell have the word written in black spray paint jomo as the slang term for child molester. these acts are now being investigated by the lapd as a possible hate crime. the church was tagged again the following week, according to a crime mapping dot com. everything from break-ins to theft to vandalism. i invited everyone if they please. >>pray that this would end pray for the people that would be so driven to do such a terrible thing. >>and we've also reached out to council woman at months office considering this is her district. but we're waiting to hear back in sherman lena bourbon, ktla. 5 news. sacramento police have released body ca

the animals event every year on october. 4th, christians around the world celebrate the feast of saint francistron saint of animals, the blessing of animals and prayers for creation. now francis gathered in tenderloin district to bless the city. officials with animal care and control were also there giving away a bunch of free pet goodies on the beloved dog right >> well, a reminder to stay up to date on all your local news weather and sports by streaming in kron omicron for news on your first tv for free with the kron on app. it's also available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv's. you can also stream kron for news on the go wherever you are with the kron. 4 mobile app where you can watch us online as well on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 6.56. we're going to take a break here. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. fleet week is back. we'll tell you what spectators can expect in a live report. plus, a transit in the east bay is now issuing tickets illegal parking. find out how they're going to be doing that and how much tickets are going to

animals event every year on october 4th, christians from around the world celebrate the feast of saint francis. the part of patron saint of animals. and with the blessing of animals and prayers for creation. well, friars gathered in the tenderloin district to bless the city's pets. and officials with animal care and control were also there to giving away a bunch of free pet goodies. all right. we're going to take a break here at 7.52. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. the sharks are eagerly awaiting. >> the kickoff of their season. we're going to find out how they plan to celebrate ahead of opening night. well in bay, oakland, the just revealed their winter for fat. bear week on your screen, you see the contestants to larry truckee. can i andrew pecan? if you guessed room because the winner, you be 100% correct. he weighed in at 1005 pounds. meantime, in alaska, the cut to my oational parks fat bear week underway and the runners are grazer. callie child walk or like the name chunk voting opens up at 09:00am on explore dot com. see go and vote for them. >> well, health

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

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

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

. >> other hotels affected by the strike are the grand hyatt hilton them area and the westin saint francis. they are all in san francisco's union square. in the south bay. representative ro cano will host a latino leader town hall in santa clara today. latino leaders in the community will have a chance to share their experiences working and living in the bay area. the event is a chance to help foster conversations celebrate latino culture and also highlight the contributions of the latino community. this town hall starts at 4 this afternoon at the ucsc extension. as a recent report shows less than silicon valley have the largest pay gap of any large metropolitan area in california. the report by hispanas organized for political equality or hope shows latinas had a median annual per capita income of about $34,000. excuse me. $34,000 of solo. i want to make sure a centre-right $34,000 in 2022. compared to white men who had medium income of $102,000. several factors are detailed in this report which contribute to this wage gap like the intustries that they work in or their age level or educat

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. >> hotels affected by the strike are the grand hyatt hilton them area and the westin saint francis all in and around san francisco's union square across the country. more than 10,000 hotel workers have gone on strike since labor day. we are reaching out to the hotel's impacted in the bay area for their response. more than 4,000 ucsf health care workers plan to go on strike. university workers say this is their response to a staffing crisis that has increased patients. stay in emergency room. wait times. 98% voted in foot favor of the strike yesterday. their contract expires today. we reached out to ucsf a comment. >> still ahead, we'll calls for a controversial san jose city councilman to resign. the latest political organization demanded he step down. and after the break, a new idea could get you a tax credit for donating blood. details ahead. >> welcome back. you may soon get a tax credit for donating blood. a state lawmaker introducing a bill that would provide a $500 tax credit. if you donate blood at least 4 times in a calendar year. the bill aims to ease the current blood cri

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

the westin saint francis is planning to open a new lobby bar and restaurant later this year. >> so thisis definitely a transitional period for union square, but it's a feeling good. you know, we are coming off some some strong momentum. there have been some hiccups along the way, but really a lot of forces coming together, people working really hard in the community to really bring this location back. >> and nintendo on powell street is a highly anticipated opening for next year. tyler florence's cafes miller and lux provisions are also expected to undergo renovations on the union square plaza in 2025. mike. >> well, this new injection of life, great to see, especially with the holiday season quickly approaching for union square. betty, thank you. staying in the city. the metreon is now for sale. according to the chronicle, the mall that houses the amc movie theater and a target store is more than 90% leased. the commercial realty company that is representing the sale tells the paper the building represents a generational opportunity to own an iconic urban retail asset. the building on

the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis oakland chapter of the naacp is joining the effort to recall oakland mayor xiang tao. 30 members of the chapter's executive committee have voted unanimously to support the recall. at a news conference today, the group criticized tao for refusing to meet with them to discuss the problems facing oakland, specifically the growing crime problem. >> the naacp fervently believes that mayor tao poses a serious threat to the well-being of our great city. that's right. her actions and inactions have clearly demonstrated her inability to govern, thus endangering the safety of oaklanders. >> mayor tao says there are many reasons she should stay in office. however, she didn't mention those reasons in the voter information guide mailed out last week. the space on the voter guide, where that argument would be written is blank. >> familiar sights and sounds returned to san francisco this week, when you can expect to see and hear the u.s. blue angels, u.s. navy's blue angels as fleet week gets underw

. >> we are in the city of saint francis. it is not okay to leave people on the street, to not engage and to not provide them services. we cannot, and we do not let people languish on the street. >> their backdrop the san francisco dmv, which governor newsom announced a week ago, will become an affordable housing site with 372 new homes. the tents usually seen around the dmv gone. this is a great day and i. >> i'm generally a glass half empty kind of kind of person. >> supervisor rafael mandelman says while the homeless issue is far from solved, the city should be given credit. >> if you look at the progress that this city has made over the last six years in terms of street encampments, it is absolutely remarkable. >> from 311 to the puc and the park rangers, great partners. and so it's really a whole government approach separately and together. >> julian highsmith of the coalition of homelessness says while less tents are a win. >> just because tent counts are down 60%, that doesn't mean homelessness is down 60%. you know, t

other hotels affected by the strike, the grand hyatt, the hilton, the marriott and the westin saint francisl of them in the area of union square. forty-niners rookie receiver ricky pearsall took the field today and the game against the kansas city chiefs. his first game after he was shot in san francisco. the niners lost 28 to 18. but kron four's sara stinson talked to fans to war excited about pearsall's return. >> despite the loss against the chiefs, this was a big day for ricky pearsall. not only is this the first time he's playing on the field since being shot 7 weeks ago. this game is also his nfl debut, you know, should in a different way. >> you know that every day is not from forty-niners. ricky pearsall makes his first career catch in the nfl during sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs. a catch that should have come weeks sooner. but the rookie's debut was delayed after he was shot in san francisco's union square on august 31st. sending shock waves throughout the country for that happened to him. as a niner fan. >> and shocking. shocking. it was hard to believe that happene

according to investigators, the woman was heading south on saint francis drive when she drove out ofen a tree. she was pronounced dead just 4 days later. police say this is the 40nd fatal crash in san jose this year. >> well, san francisco zoo could soon be facing an investigation. now following a report that claims it's unsafe for both animals and humans. city supervisor mayor de melder who represents district 7 is proposing an audit now be done to examine management there at the zoo. >> they want to see our zoo be psuccessful. it has to be safe for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the san francisco animal control released its report earlier this month calling the zoo's enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of the animals. the proposed audit will be considered in the committee. a city committee before being brought back to the board of supervisors for a vote. >> 4, 9, ers are back on the practice field as they start their prep

other hotels impacted by the strike are the grand hyatt, the holton, them area and the westin saint francis. they're all in san francisco's union square. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. election day, november 5th. that's getting closer and closer tomorrow will mark 2 weeks away until election day. but today it's the last day to register to vote through your county's elections office kron four's michael thomas and martinez with what we need to now. >> we're 15 days away from election day. if you haven't registered to vote today is the last day to do so by mail in person or online. it's the last day to register to vote. and if you're filling out an online registration in needs to be done before midnight, if you're printing out an application or grabbing one from the local library post office or voting center needs to be turned into the clerk's office or that voting center before closing time. and if you're mailing it back, the contra costa county clerk's office says this. the paper registration in the mail does need to be postmarked by today and then we can mail out vote by mai

the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis. we'll turn now to the weather, and these unseasonably high temperatures are about to ease. a live look outside here. camera pointing toward mount diablo, contra costa county. it's expected to again hit triple digits, but we see the end in sight. let's turn to our meteorologist here, rosemary oroczo, as she is tracking a dip in temperatures. finally. >> yes, garcia, for many, the cooldown can't come soon enough. today we are looking at just little change tomorrow. more notable changes coming. here's a view over sfo where we do have the blue skies overhead and air quality today is expected to remain moderate. it is not a spare the air day and the heat advisory is bay area wide. with exception of the coastline. there you can see no advisory for the coast in a number of days. and our inland areas that had the excessive heat warning now a heat advisory. so slightly better for today. meanwhile, temperatures are within a few degrees for most of where we were yesterday, some a tad warmer are

the westin saint francis is planning to open a new lobby bar and restaurant later this year. >> you'reing this transition occurring. what do people want? well, they want experiences. they want luxury. they want to feel really good. they want to spend their money in a way that feels like, wow, that was something truly unique, new, awesome. >> in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news some incarcerated women in the south bay are getting real life, real world work experience at a first of its kind goodwill store. >> it opened this morning at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. it's the jail's first store, and it's run and organized by the female inmates. it's designed to give them valuable hands on workforce training in warehousing and logistics. the women at the facility nearing release, will be able to shop at the goodwill store for free of charge. >> 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. >> gives us a chance to put on somethin

. >> we are in the city of saint francis. it is not okay to leave people on the street to not engage and to not provide them services. we cannot, and we do not let people languish on the street. >> their backdrop, the san francisco dmv, which governor newsom announced a week ago, will become an affordable housing site with 372 new homes. the tents, usually seen around the dmv gone. >> this is a great day and i. i'm generally a glass half empty kind of kind of person. >> supervisor rafael mandelman says while the homeless issue is far from solved, the city should be given credit. >> if you look at the progress that this city has made over the last six years in terms of street encampments, it is absolutely remarkable. >> from 311 to the puc and the park rangers, great partners. and so it's really a whole government approach. separately and together, julian highsmith of the coalition of homelessness says while less tents are a win. >> just because tent counts are down 60%, that doesn't mean homelessness is down 60%. you know, te

the other hotels affected by the strike are the grand hyatt, the hilton marriott, the western saint francis. all in or around san francisco's union square. >> still ahead on the news at 4 alameda county district attorney pamela price is speaking publicly about what she calls problematic behavior at the oakland police department. >> also a lot of stops and this one stage that continues our election coverage will continue as check the campaign trail. >> and they're just 15 days until election day. today's the last day to register to vote by mail. that story and more when kron. 4 news at 4 more when kron. 4 news at 4 returns. the beard that doesn't itch. and you're using king c. gillette on that thing? king c. gillette? look! this beard trimmer pro's got 40 length settings and this beard oil's one of gq's best beard conditioner for soft, no-itch facial hair. the best a man can get... is king c. gillette. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin,

we need to repopulate the beds, now ucsf, thank you and saints mary and saint francis. gets the beds on line and have partnerships with the salvation army with a thousand beds they want to bring online for true recovery. let's deal with that and all else will follow. we can deal with the three crown jeweless, fisherman wharf, downtown, union square, but before we do that and bring people back to the city we have to deal with the crisis on our streets. >> thank you. >> that was the last question. now it is time to share closing statementwise the audience. we'll go in reverse alphabetical order by first name. 60 seconds. i will start with mark. >> thank you very much. thanks for being here. this election will come down to two questions, are you satisfied with the leadership inside city hall or do you believe we need change? if you believe we need to turn the page on the last 6 years inside city hall, and write a new chapter for the future of san francisco. i'm running for mayor because i believe san francisco deserves better. we deserve change. i am running for mayor beca

let's say a patient in the health network ends up in the emergency room in saint francis? how do the physicians know that they may # methadone, do you do a toxic screen? how do they get that information? who has access to that information? if it's important to know if somebody comes in with a prolonged qt, there is a lot of things that could be important. >> it's extremely complicated and i'm not sure i can summarize that, kind of on the fly here. long story short, it's very difficult and we often don't some of those restrictions around, there are exceptions with 43cfr that allow you to share the information in an emergent scenario but you would need to declare the providers would have to be available 24-7 to release and that's where the complications come in. so in that sense, we are not good at it and that does create difficulties across the emergency care scenario, not just within the city but across the healthcare system. >> thank you, i appreciate that. and are there any other questions on the ethic portion of presentation, we'll then we'll invite him to come back to

animals event every year on october. 4th, christians from around the world celebrate the feast of saint francis. that is the patron saint of animals with a blessing of animals, employee prayers for creation, friars gathered in the tenderloin district to bless the city's pets officials with animal care and control are also very giving away a bunch of free goodies. former first lady melania is trump's stance on abortion is getting mixed reviews from her husband supporters. the hot button issue remains top of mind for many voters. our washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> former first lady melania trump is getting heat for announcing her support for abortion rights. without a there is no room for compromise when it comes to essential ride in a new book and this social media video, she puts herself at odds with her husband and many of his supporters in derby to a feed them. he's a from the men took pains to the nation's leading pro-life group criticized her remarks saying for most women abortions are coerced, unwanted or inconsistent with their own preferences step son. eric trump is d

saint francis is here with the news . francis is here with the news. >> very good morning to you.0:00. the top story from the newsroom this morning. well, water companies in england and in wales have been ordered today to return more than £157 million to customers for failing to meet crucial targets on pollution. ofwat demanded the money that comes off the bills for households and businesses needs to be removed in 2025 and 2026. it follows a previous order to repay £114 million last year, with water bills set to rise by an average of 21% over the next five years off. what's chief executive says that financial penalties alone, though, won't solve the industry's deep rooted issues. meanwhile , some issues. meanwhile, some companies have made progress on leaks, though none have achieved a top rating . israel has ramped a top rating. israel has ramped up its military offensive in lebanon with fresh airstrikes on hezbollah strongholds in beirut and across southern lebanon. we take you live now to pictures of the scene above the skyline in beirut. clouds of smoke continuing to linger in

but i served on the hospital board at saint francis memorial hospital for nine years as a fiduciary trustee. so we also had our foundation and community events or community funding to like, redo boedecker park in the tenderloin and then to talk about food and nutrition. so as i was hearing more about the food, i thought about a cal graduate, and she has done an application where they're able to take excess food, fresh fruits and vegetables, and parcel it to institutions. i mean, if we visit our hospitals anywhere, institutional settings in our nation, we serve the crappiest food. no wonder people feel horrible after surgery because they're fed like apple juice. and all this sugar. it doesn't make any sense. we have an epidemic of obesity, not just in our country, but around the world. you know, it doesn't help to tax sodas a little bit more. but kids should not be fed sugary drinks. people whose genetic genetic makeup, you know, that predisposes them to particular conditions should not be having all this processed food. the filler and the soy. and it's poison. the eu is a whole lot smarter.

incidentally, in saint louis, which unfortunately, francis didn't pass through. it seems. and that you work for it and i do. yes, that is my card. but the end quote of that article, i believe, unfortunately, america is not a workshop. and i'm how francis's book how francis is exploration how francis is not very similar very good faith conversations with americans around. the country has influence at all your opinion on whether that sort of work is good for anything. oh well the piece better angels brings together people they and in at the time i was writing about them they used psychotherapeutic model derived from marriage therapy in which they get lefties and righties in a room and then they do these various exercises and strategies and i just thought that is a formal matter that's it's it doesn't scale. but i took great hope from book as well and it's not i was terribly surprised by and i think people in washington to remind themselves of it is this isn't the world we deal professional partizans and people who are paid to do it and sometimes make a lot of money at it. an