in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a to do list as long as her arm. >> she was going to run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> vicky fulkerson was a friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons were born on the same day. sandi was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandi. seemed like she really cared about people. >> no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandi is action, action, move, go, do, do, talkative laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> and beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> tiny little thing. >> tiny. >> she wore like a 00. >> she modeled even. >> she did some modeling, actually. i remember she did some kind of a bridal thing at one time. >> that friday, sandi took the day off from her job at a car dealership to prepare for the party. sandi's husband greg says she was alw

temperatures for tomorrow because all this activity up to our north up toward the portland area, seattle area, that's beginning to dive down to the south and that's cooler air that's going to make its way to northern california for tomorrow. and also the clouds, in fact, already approaching the north coast right around eureka , right around cape mendocino. current numbers for the for the 7:00 hour. we still have some 70s up in the north bay walnut creek 70 and san francisco has cooled down to 60 golden gate bridge with mostly clear skies. we'll probably have partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning and then we'll thicken up the cloud cover throughout the afternoon hours. temperatures overnight will be in the 50s to start out the day. so the cool unsettled weather is beginning to make its move down into the bay area. in fact, we're going have this front approach the area for tomorrow. so a cooler friday 60s and 70s and then into your saturday. here's that area of low pressure. it's going to trigger the showers scattered showers and some gusty winds could be around 20 to 30 miles an hour. so we are

more rain is expected in the seattle area today and across the northwest as a new storm comes ashore. winds could top 50mph. that storm has also triggered a surf advisory in oregon and california where waves could reach 25ft. elsewhere on the radar, storms will affect florida and the gulf coast today and parts of the midwest. checking today's high temperatures, 60s from the midwest to new england, more heat across oklahoma, texas and the southwest. 82. in kansas city, 78 in atlanta. why president biden's dog is in the doghouse yet again. also ahead, the toll that retail crime is taking across the country. how target is now responding and the impact it will have on customers. >> and later, an eye opening new survey on teenagers and cell phone use in school this morning? live on good morning america, president biden's dog commander is back in the doghouse after biting yet another secret service agent. >> this is the 11th time the biden's german shepherd has bitten someone. in this case, the officer received treatment and is okay. >> police in virginia say they foiled a potential mass sh

seattle guy, jason rantz joins me now but we have a hard story about fentanyl taking place in the seattle areae of crime. is there anybody, any public official, any city body deserving of praise or is this, are they all guilty of this crime? >> when it comes to violent crime there are no winners. they refused to fully fund the police department, refused to get behind police officers and as a result, all these policies passed at the state level that emboldened these criminals, they are the ones to blame. when you tell criminals we are not going to throw you in jail and if you get caught we put you in restorative justice program which don't do anything. all you are doing is encouraging their behavior. we have a bill passed a couple years ago with the criminal justice reforms that tells officers they cannot pursue any criminal who drives off so unless there's reasonable suspicion for violent crime which is not always easy to establish you can't chase them. by the time you establish that they are long gone. david: the mayor, city council, prosecutors, city council all over the united states have t

many people, by the way, without homes in the seattle area live in their vehicles including rvs, carshe summer of 2025. stu. stuart: that's a long way from now. thanks, ash. >>> okay, everybody, i'm going to put some video on the screen. i want you to take a look at it. what your going to look at is the greenbelt area of austin, texas. now,s it is supposed to be pristine. it's supposed to be a lovely park. but as you can see, it's been virtually destroyed by homeless people. jamie hammond shot that video, and jamie joins me now. big picture for a second, jamie. in the age of fentanyl, you cannot have outdoor drug markets. they'll simply wreck the city. are you with me on this? >> i am, definitely, 100%. it's, you know, but thankfully, fentanyl hasn't hit austin as hard as it has other areas, but along with fentanyl comes all the other crimes. we see it, we hear it from people in neighborhoods. these folks come out of the homeless camps into the neighborhoods, they're steel stealing, take -- stealing, taking pretty much whatever they can get. so it's causing issues not just in the camp

shocking video out of washington state on friday, a woman working at a seattle area gas station assaultedall of it caught on this horrific video. the victim says that they were laughing as they punched and kicked her. >> i never thought that which be attacked -- that i would be attacked. i don't know if it kids don't seem to fear anything anymore. it's like there are no repercussions for them the way they used to be. they were laughing. they don't care anymore. cheryl: the attackers looting the store for cash, cigarettes and candy. it was about 100 bucks worth of stuff. all six suspects took off in stolen cars, a kia and hyuandi, the cars were found, the suspects are on the loose. well, switching gears. let's get you the results of a monday night football doubleheader. the saints remaining unbeaten after taking down the carolina panthers, 20-17. and in pittsburgh, steelers getting their first win of the season, beating the division rifle cleveland browns with two defensive touchdowns. >> here he goes. touchdown steelers! cheryl: such a great touchdown. the steelers winning 26-22 and playe

on friday, a woman working at a seattle area gas station was assaulted and robbed by a group of youngs they were laughing as they punched her repeatedly. >> i don't know if it's just kids don't seem to fear anything anymore. they don't -- there is like no repercussions for them the way there used to be. they were laughing. they had no disregard for anything. they don't care anymore. >> stores are also seeing a rise in flash robs, specifically in california. a bay area chanel store was robbed over the weekend. these types of multiple offender crimes make it increasingly difficult for law enforcement to catch the criminals and they are expected to cost the golden state $19 billion this year alone. in connecticut in west port which is a beautiful and predominantly safe area, video shows carjackers stealing an as stolen martin from a home garage while the owner was in the car. car owner suffered minor injuries trying to defend himself before the suspects got away. philly so, bad a popular cheese steak restaurant had to reopen with assault riferl carrying security guards in tow. wild, guys

support that was obvious for transportation logistics at the festival that i attended in the seattle tacoma area. they had a huge truck with a video screen on it. and projecting things like images of president decisive working and the flattery putting me they were really trying to pander to angie versions, dealing by with these silly, silly flyers thing, sizes, pollutants, buddy. and in a lot of the coverage, the western media coverage, they made a big pointed this they, they constantly talked about the faces chipped to russia and what he said there, they showed video of it says sitting across the table from platinum and putting on . so am, i don't, there wasn't any concrete evidence of intelligent support for this. but the western press, we're all echoing, it's state department line about eritrea, which is, which is shaped but by several faxed that the us doesn't like about area. it is the only country in africa that refuses to collaborate with africa. the us advocate command. it also has no world bank, or i'm if debt it has pursued an incremental development strategy. and its president says, i

of rain and we're seeing another one that's developing off the coast of moving in to the seattle and portland areasventually that will move its way closer to the bay area and by late tomorrow afternoon we're starting to see spotty sprinkles popping up near the coastline and possibly into parts of the north bay. the rain starts to fill in here with the potential of some spotty showers and mainly light rain, but for the north bay, the rain could add up to be more saturday evening as we see a lot of darker greens there in parts of napa and sonoma counties. we are also watching out across the region for a slight chance of thunderstorms. i don't think we'll see much of that in the bay area and it does look like we could get a few hundreds of an inch of rain across the area and some spots getting about a tenth to maybe a quarter of an inch of rain as what we are seeing for santa rosa. so as we take a look at what to expect here and also the possibility of the sierra getting our first snow of fall happening up above 8,000 feet and mammoth lakes could get about four inches of rainfall -- or four inches of

even target, three of the nine metro areas where they're closing stores due to theft, seattle, that metropolitann francisco. so there are choices being made at some point down the line by people about whether or not it's still worth it to live in a place like california. >> absolutely. and what does that tell you about the long-term kind of prospects for real estate in some of these areas. as you start getting more sellers and buyers over time, that's just going to put downward trend on housing prices. you have to be careful. and new homes getting built, people want to do that. during covid, you saw the big migration down south. that's not stopping. people are still moving to florida, taxes are important. your state, you know, almost like new york city. 14%. so over time if interest rates stay where they are, i think you just have to be careful that when you look at a home, you're not just saying i'm doing this for investment 2.5%, you have te careful when you look at a home, you're not just saying i'm doing this for investment purposes only. >> for sure. for sure. >>> coming up on the show, we'

the cancer center is in the greater seattle area. they are having to delay stem cell transplant. these are not expensive drugs, but they are necessary precursor to a transplant. we have heard today from all of you about relieved the nuance and complexity of drug shortages and what is at the root of them. i think, though, we can all agree in this room that it is really never going to pencil out economically for american companies to invest millions in manufacturing medicines like amoxicillin, lidocaine, saline, sterile water. and, yet, they are indispensable and used every single day and doctors offices and hospitals. i want to just float an idea out this is inspired by operation work speed. on top of a beautiful collaboration between federal government and industry. it the risks the procedure. if you are successful we will contract to buy a certain amount of this medication. i just wonder if there is a role in manufacturing medications. what i am imagining, i will have some of you comment on this, could the federal government stand up and sort of a generic manufacturing facility?

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woman was struck some across the country after woman was struck and killed by a seattle police cruiser. how the bay area is joining the push. community members in fremont held a vigil tonight for john. the can do love the 23 year-old woman struck and killed by a seattle police cruiser. >> the vigil was organized by the grassroots organization, south asians for america can do. love was struck and killed back on january. 23rd while crossing the street. her death comes as newly released body camera video shows a seattle police officer joking about the accident saying the city of seattle should, quote, just write a check and implying kandula's young age meant she had limited value. >> here to that john, the persian community members engage so we come together. like >> the king county prosecuting attorney's office in washington state is conducting a criminal review of the incident. it's been bit of a light show in the sky to our north cal fire. lnu says. >> there's been more than 700 lightning strikes detected across areas like mendocino humboldt shasta and even in the plume, a son lassen areas. cal fire say

area. and in seattle, masked men tased and robbed a man in broad daylight. >> right now everything you gotof everything. [taser] >> shut up. take the ring off. [choking] >> trying to. >> what if these are anomalies they are not. g.o.p. candidate obviously. vivek a lot of this is due to lenient policies put in place by local democratic leaders. we know that what can do be done on the national level? >> so, look, i think we can stop subsidizing these bad behaviors he had local level, brian. i don't think localities should get money, block grants from the federal government unless allowing cops to do their jobs. we know how to address crime in this country. more cops on the street. literally on the street without being able to look over their shoulder, fear of being sued. that's thing number one. thing number two is bring back mental health institutions. we have a mental health epidemic across this country. over the same period that we sought closure of mental health institutions, we have seen a spike in violent crime in this country. that doesn't mean drugging up a bunch of people with zolof

one store in new york city, in the harlem area, two in seattle, and three in portland. as, as you mentioned, are also identified as top cities for organized retail crime by the national retail federation. also, again, largely urban areas. target says, quote, we cannot continue operating these stores because theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and guests and contributing to unsustainable business performance. when reached out to ask about more details, but target not disclosing anymore details at this time. it just oppose up a lot of questions, again, why is it happening at certain retailers and not others? again, to your point, certain cities do seem worse than others. >> or even certain locations. you did mention, of course, that target, that i'm familiar with as well. the one on the far upper east side. >> yeah, around 117th street. >> yeah. but right off the fdr, where the costco is. again, are we going to get a little more information around the decisions particular to these locations? because you seem to be, at least others are ra

police uniform cameras that voice the denver officer's conversation the seattle police, with the head of the union, have weakened the area'spolice force . the incident report was sent to the accident report. it was concluded that the office of the accident victim collided with the canula at a speed of 96 km per hour and the girl's body was thrown 33 meters . it was published after 8 months of the incident. they were shocked the union of which the police officer is a member has also announced that these images have been cut and the conversations are not complete . according to the ceo of gilan red crescent society , 26 rescue and rapid response teams of the red crescent are currently providing services in the flooded area.

with that cold front is going bring an atmospheric river, not here to the bay area, but over the north pacific northwest in seattle that california, oregon border. so lots of plume of moisture that's going to enhance the rain totals. and here's the future cast for ours. neck of the woods. you could see starting sunday night. we'll catch remnants of that. and then monday into tuesday. so monday is the big day for rain mainly in the north bay. so at least an inch that i'm seeing on the models. so that's definitely going to help some onshore flow. and some fresh air just really clear things up because i know it's been a tough week for those who are sensitive to smoke. and here's the future protected rain total. so seattle, upwards of 2 inches of rain, almost inch in salem and almost an inch over at medford, oregon is that's where those wildfires are. some ferry beneficial. and this weekend, it's the first full day of autumn today in the bay area. as for the rest of your weekend, expect some nice temperatures. we have some morning lows in the 50's and 60's the afternoons. we've been in the 70's for daytime highs and t

seattle. now at five, the calls for justice here in the bay area after an officer was caught on camera saying the woman's life had limited value. >> questions about how oakland city leaders failed to apply for a state grant that would have provided money to the city to fight crime. today, local business is. and activists are demanding answers. >> the search this morning for the person who shot and killed a los angeles sheriff's deputy over the weekend. good morning to you on this monday, september 18th. that's going to start the check of our forecast with lisa. >> good morning. >> good morning. monday morning starting out with a little bit of fog, partly cloudy skies. we still have this system offshore that really is dictating our weather. and until it moves out of here midweek, really the same old, same old. so we'll look for the fog to be with us. and extra cloudiness with temperatures in the low 60s around san francisco, 59 in vallejo right now, cooler in the north bay. anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees cooler and as we look outside and check out the afternoon ahead, notice that we'll have a fe

seattle. now at five, the calls for justice here in the bay area after an officer was caught on camera sayinghad limited value. >> questions about how oakland city leaders failed to apply for a state grant that would have provided money to the city to fight crime. today, local business is. and activists are demanding answers. >> the search this morning for the person who shot and killed a los angeles sheriff's deputy over the weekend. good morning to you on this monday, september 18th. that's going to start the check of our forecast with lisa. >> good morning. >> good morning. monday morning starting out with a little bit of fog, partly cloudy skies. we still have tsy

in oakland and here in pittsburgh, the 3 bay area stores aren't the only ones that are closing target. also closed 3 stores in portland, oregon, 2 in seattle and one in east harlem, new york. the stores will close by october. 21st, even with these closures, target still has 32 stores in the san francisco bay area. i'm going to try to talk to some people here at this location in pittsburgh about their reaction to the closures. i will have that for you on kron. 4 news at 6 live in pittsburgh. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. meanwhile, as many as 200 small businesses in oakland close their doors this morning to protest what they say is a growing crime problem in oakland, the core dated closures where from 10 this morning until noon in that time business owners held a rally here in front of let's all of legendary vietnamese restaurant in oakland which is closing at the end of the month. the owners there blame neighborhood crime. people in attendance say they are worried about their customers being robbed and the sidewalks cars being broken into and violent crime in general. they're begging city leaders to do more. >> open has b

than we have, today we have a meager number of airfields, in this area i want to remember i think there are wonderful road signs in seattle airplane, a hangar, rolled out a private plane, the cars stopped, it rolled out, reached the runway. took off so touchingly, but you know, by the way, we now have, uh, several so-called projects , which are called air villages, yes, that ’s where people are trying to do approximately the same thing, that is, a hangar, in the hangar there is a recreation area, crew or there for life and the plane leaves the hangar, sat down and the man flew off on the plane, we are with you all the time we talk. uses a rather strange term, non-state approach, i don’t understand what this means, but it cannot be that such a non-state approach, therefore, people who are involved in this non-state approach in large positions should either be reoriented or replaced with someone then who will take a state approach to the problem that we are talking about now, look, our country exists, in the form in which it is, it has been there for more than 30 years, during this moment we have not made a single aircraft,

area stores aren't the only ones that are closing. target will also closed 3 stores in portland, oregon. >> 2 in seattle and one in east harlem, new york. all of these stores will be closed by october. 21st, even with the 3 store closures, the san francisco bay area. we'll still have 32 targets live in pittsburgh. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. meanwhile, as many as 200 small businesses in oakland close their doors this morning, temporarily to protest what they say is a growing crime problem across the city was a protest in this closure went on from 10 this morning until noon in that time business owners held a rally in front of let's all a long-running vietnamese restaurant which is closing at the end of the month. the owners of that restaurant blame neighborhood crime for the closure people in attendance say they're worried about their customers being robbed on the sidewalks, worried about car break-ins, violent crime in general and they're begging the city to do more. >> open has been known as a city that is okay with violence and crime were not at all these people here we are here to say we're not ok with because a

coastal areas in cities like seattle salmon were listed as a federally threatened species.and i was trying to help work on that and i did not want to work people. i wanted to away from people. but when hurricane katrina happened, i realized if you're going to work on coastal flooding, you're going to be working on people. so i don't work on salmon anymore. and now i look at people and i wonder what's going to happen to that six year old in east oakland or that 12 year old who lives in richmond on the south shore. right. yeah. i mean, it's i it's not only that. yeah, i definitely center the people and it's it's not the people. it's also the flora. fauna. but i definitely center islanders voices in this book. there's all the interviews i conducted, the essays that i wrote, and then voices are included by that. there's 49 islands and sea change it a global span and after every single chapter there's pretty but not always a poem or a text an islander and so was really important for me to include islanders. one of the i talk about this in the introduction one of the ways that i

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area's marianne farber was there. >> even though the incident happened in seattle more than 800 miles away from fremont it touched a nerve in this community especially among those advocating for the rights of immigrants. >> they gathered in fremont to give the woman that is respect she deserves. in january the 23-year-old was struck in a crosswalk and kill basolateral police officer. >> this video captured by seattle police camera shows caps what sounds like a callus disregard. that's the voice of the officer. in a different portion of the call, the officer appears to be talking about paying off the family if the family were to sue the department. >> yeah, just write a check. yeah, $11,000. she was 26 anyway. she had limited value. >> reporter: members of south asians for america say they organized this vigil to help people deal with this grief and outrage. >> to say that someone's value, you know, someone's life is worth $11,000, has limited value, just write a check, it's, at the end of the tay, words matter. >> reporter: mao they hope to turn their matters into action. >> making light of it, it felt dehumanizing

area. the others are in cities like portland, seattle and new york city. abc7 news anchor karina nova joining us live at the newsroom with a closer look at those closures. karina >> yeah, julie and kristen target says despite adding more security, the effort was not enough to stop rampant shoplifting. the three stores clin the bay area are the san francisco location. that's at 13th and folsom streets in oakland at 27th and broaaynd at century plaza shopping center in pittsburgh. this will leave 32 stores in the bay area. the closures hit on the issue of retail theft in the bay area, something the state is working to address as we recently saw the state provide millions of dollars to cities to fight back. and oakland actually missed the deadline to get the money. san francisco has dealt with numerous stores closing because of perceived problems with retail theft as well as slow rebound from the pandemic. some people we spoke with near the san francisco target seem to understand the closure. >> sometimes when i get there, it's the police or the, you know, th

. >>> "the seattle times" says seattle public utilities is now asking about 1.5 million customers to conserve water amid a worsening drought. residents in the area are being asked to stop watering their lawns, spend less time in the shower, and only run their laundry machines and dishwashers when they're full. the utility's reservoirs hold less than 30% of their capacity. >>> and "the arizona republic" reports a grand canyon hiker says he was actually not abandoned by his friends. 63-year-old bill formanek suffered a dislocated shoulder while hiking with a friend last week. he says he told his friend to leave him and find other friends a few miles away who had satellite devices to call for help. in a social media post, the sheriff's office said the other hikers had left him behind. he says that isn't what happened. >> it was very disheartening because they, in my view, they had done everything possible and the right things to get me rescued as quickly as possible. and i was baffled -- how did they come up with that story? >> rescue crews found him hours later. >>> still ahead, wrestling moves. the wwe smackdown is switching to a new home. where

it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ after a seattle woman was hit and killed by police, then mocked in newly released body cam video. we'll take you to the bay areag down in the south bay. the longtime family owned paintball business that's leaving the fairgrounds and who they're blaming for the exit. a san leandro teen received a hero's welcome in his front yard today. this comes after a recent heart transplant on top of a liver and kidney transplant. joseph sanchez. munoz right here, beat the odds after receiving three transplants at different points in his life. he's also just battled a serious heart condition for nine months. joseph was finally able to return home with a parade of 20 cars and the fire department was there to celebrate this afternoon. >> you so much. everybody who welcomed joseph in this beautiful car parade, it means a lot to us. we thank you to our three organ donors who were able to donate their organs to joseph for him to be able to be here with us today. >> well done, joseph. well done. boy, it really puts things in announcer: hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some insp

were held across the country this weekend, including right here in the bay area over the death of 23 year old immigrant in seattle. john v kandula, who was hit and killed by a police patrol car back in january. body camera video shows an officer laughing and saying her life had limited value and that the city should just write a check for $11,000. last night, the south asian community in fremont honored her memory with the candlelight vigil. >> we wanted to create a space to grieve this young woman, john kandola's death and to send a message that our immigrant communities or aapi women, we have limitless value and contrary to what the officer had said, kandula is from india. >> she's a grad student at northeast university. in a statement, her family said they'd been left with an unfillable void and every life is valuable. all the union for the officer says the video of that officer lacked contact just today. >> you can start getting the new covid vaccine at walgreens. the pharmacy chain has been accepting appointments since last week. pfizer and moderna say their vaccines are effective against eg5, the dominant c

was due in seattle by a police officer why he was driving is very good at 70 miles or not in an area where he was not supposed to exceed 25 miles. no, the sad part is that the video is that much sleep on the police office now, so you can get the students there and does, he can be load thing she did before putting all into last. so i'm calling on a regular possibility for those days off the last big bull for the bus, the pieces. yeah, you're right of j. a live and positive daughter. does she have limited bad? all these re box? i'll spell that wrong. tragic and i mostly did. did it does the strongest days in american community? it has demo strongly does that, but i just got to them that of course the indian media. yeah, is writing a voltage in d dead as everyone is shop. there are 5 of the incident. so we hope the united states dates i should, although it may take some time. i think this is a didn't type of did john really? yeah, i think tom can i just expand on that because that's a very important point, isn't it? i'd like to for the family of to know if he can do like they had to at

in new york and actually in east harlem, two closing in seattle, washington, three in portland, oregon, three in san francisco and the oakland area, this is a big blow, again as i say for the people who live in those communities but target said it's a big blow to them, too, they can't afford to have that kind of deduction, subtraction from their bottom line as a result of people breaking in on these crime sprees >> reheem yashgs thank you so much >>> at this hour the american soldier who crossed into north korea this summer is back in u.s. custody, travis king ran across the border in july on a public tour on the demilitarized zone between north and south korea, held in north korea until this morning when state media announce that the regimen had decided to expel. >> some late-breaking news about travis king's exact location right now. talk to us about his whereabouts. >> reporter: he's now currently on a flight heading to brook army medical center in san antonio, this will complete a journey when he was brought over the border from north korea into china, met there according to u.s. officials by the u.s. ambassador to china nick

seattle and oregon. for us a few showers now beginning to pop up near the california/oregon border but dry in the bay area. talk about the chill. just over the past couple hours the numbers really dropping. look at napa right now. 24 degrees cooler. i know you're cheering back there in napa. so much more enjoyable. cheering at the tv that is. 20 in livermore. down to san jose. down 12 degrees cooler. down 10 in san francisco leaving us with 59 in sf and livermore at 76. when it comes to rainfall we are seeing by tomorrow morning at 9:00 the best chance of rain to the north and east of us. we'll be under a spotty chance. i do think we'll hold on to a spotty chance as well through tomorrow afternoon and we may get just a little bit bubbling up here into early saturday afternoon swe. we'll have the radar scanning. we see anything of course we'll bring that to you but the highest totals again just be prepared for possibly some heavier rain especially if you are headed up toward tahoe or some of the northern sierra. also right up there in the mountains around reading. for us a trace amount of the spotty rain t

area and some breezy conditions as well. so definitely going to cool down here is that protected rain totals so you could see up in seattle, upwards2 inches of rain over the next few days. and we're also tracking another system way, way, far out next weekend. so busy start to fall. and with that storm, 100 miles away from to our north that we have this high advisory for our bay area beaches that's going to go into effect monday afternoon and that will be going through tuesday evening. so expect 14 to 16 wave. so definitely dangerous. serve out their back here at the golden gate bridge. you see a fog rolling in. i'm right there on the surface and there is a view from the east bay. you can definitely see the skies so much, much better than the last few days. so expect some a mild temeeratures for tomorrow morning and just stay out. we'll be getting ready for that rain coming up on monday. back to you guys. gayle, thank you. governor gavin newsom's approving new laws to help strengthen the state's lgbtq+ protections. >> some of those new laws include more support for youth. another will set a deadline for required cultural competency

there are areas that were placed in a controversial position near the border of silence of the new energy production garden because this place is usually used for agriculture. the footage of a seattle police officer with the head of the local police force's union laughing mockingly at the fatal collision of a police car with master's student mr. kandola clearly shows that the police car that crashed into the student's daughter was on a mission. been for the investigation into the accident was sent. in the accident report, it was concluded that the cause of the accident collided with canada at a speed of 96 km per hour and the girl's body was thrown 33 meters. this video was published in the family's statement after 8 months of the accident the victim said that they announced to the union that the police officer is a member of that these pictures have been edited and the conversations are not complete. the cost of infant formula is very difficult. i have to be happy every 4 days, the cost is 60 dollars every week, more than a year has passed since the shortage of powdered milk in canada some parents say they are still having trouble affording formula, plus it is not readily availabl

area. the company is closing 6 other locations, 3 of them are in portland to our in seattle. and there's one store in new york city that's going to be closing the last day of operation for all of these stores will be october. 21st now target claims it did not make this decision lightly. they say they've invested and better security measures and technology to try and prevent retail crime and they're going to continue to take those steps at locations that are staying open. just seen. thank you so much. we did get a statement from target, which is saying anyone who works at those 3 stores that are set to close in the bay area next month. >> we'll have the option of transferring to a different location. we do have another example now of a brazen retail theft in san francisco to talk about. happened overnight in the city's marina district. police say someone tried to use a car to break into a sunglass hut. kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the damage. >> you're looking at what's left of the security gate here at sunglass hut in san francisco. you know, this is really disappointin

area. now, outside of california, one store is closing in new york city, two in seattle and three in portlandoregon. president biden made history today by becoming the first sitting us president in in the modern era to walk a picket line. the president joins striking united autoworkers at a general motors parts distribution warehouse near detroit. this is the 12th day of the strike. the uaw is demanding 40% pay increases. traditional pensions and protections against job losses and plants closing at their production shifts to electric vehicles. president biden encouraged the striking workers to continue fighting for better wages. wall street didn't build the country. the middle class built the country. unions built the middle class. that's a fact. so let's keep going. you deserve what you've earned and you've earned a #### of a lot more than you're getting paid now. thank you very much. the uaw strike expands ended into 20 states last week at 38. general motors and stellantis plants. ford factories were spared due to progress pressing negotiations. the president touching down in the south bay

seattle and portland. also some storms, chicago to detroit, and more rain chances, boston, new york city and orlando that may slow you down. back here on our seven-day forecast, across the bay area, a mix of 60s and 70s in san francisco, and for the inland valleys, we're going to go with some 70s to 80s as well. so we get over this shower chance. we got a nice week ahead, coming up tonight at 6:00. i'll take a look at the extended forecast, and what our rain chances could look like as we go through october. >> oh, okay. thanks, jeff. >> sure. >>> up next, tense moments for pittsburgh steelers, they played the raiders on sunday night football. the reason the plane had to make an emergency landing. we'll tell you all about it when we come back. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. bo

closing one store in new york city's harlem neighborhood, two locations in seattle, three stores in san francisco and the oakland arearegon. what does this all have in co common? yeah, the places where they have seen organized crime and places where you don't get prosecuted to the full extent of the law. d.a.s look the other way. theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and guests and contributing to unsustainable business performance. the company went on to say before they made the decision, they invested heavily in strategies to prevent and stop theft, things like adding more security team members, using third party guard services. implementing theft deterrent tools across the business. the ceo said in may, they believe that theft and shrinkage, is what they call it, theft and shrinkage would be $500 million worse this year than last year. half a billion dollars lost to theft and other issues like this. shares of target are down more than 25% year to date. >> organized crime doesn't -- it just has a connotation of, you know, you see like the guys over in brooklyn hanging out. >> tony

now the sides here in the bay area, the company is closing 6 other locations. 3 of them are in portland. 2 of them are in seattle and one in new york city the last day of operation for all of these stores will be october. 21st target claims it did not make this decision lightly. they say they've invested better security measures and technology to try and retail crime and they say they're going to continue to take those steps out, locations that are remaining open. they also say anyone who works at the 3 stores set to close next month here in the bay area. they will have the option of transferring it to a different location. of course, scene. there are several other target stores that will remain open here in the bay. but those 3 will be a bit of a blow to those communities just absolutely. no. all. thank you so much. now to a protest in oakland over the alleged failure to address rampant crime there. some businesses closed all day today. >> others reopen just in time for lunch. but as kron 4 charles clifford tells us the hope from the community is as that city leaders will get the message that something needs to

there are 15 million spots in the bay area, enough to wrap a parking lane around the twice smaller the city. the more parking there is. generally speaking, seattle has five spots per household. des moines, iowa has 24 household peer parcels. in other words, properties devoted exclusively parking make up 28% of the land in uisville, 29% of downtown kansas city. and that doesn't include garages or underneath budings or curb parking. you can also see atlanta and philadelphia here. also, plenty of parking in buffalo, new york, where over half of downtown property was devoted to storing cars. the reformer, patrick mcnichol, joked, quote, if our master plan is to demolish all of downtown, then we're only halfway there. if you look very closely, there are still some buildings that are standing standing in the way. parking, progress. and it's not just buffalo. there is more land used for storing each car in this country than there is for each person in the mid-aughts. when the team of programmers at maxus were on the first new simcity game in a decade, they studied american municipal architecture, politics and urban design to try to produce a compelling

so you have criminals coming from other areas in the us to places like portland, california, case california, in this case seattleted. exactly won't get prosecuted. exactly >> think that's probably >> i think that's probably right. to right. okay. well, we're to going the mirror. going move on now to the mirror. this weather news next, this is some weather news next, is it time to get the winter gear out? >> yeah, i'd like to. you know , >> yeah, i'd like to. you know, my kurtz would have my friend leo kurtz would have said, what happened said, you know, what happened to that warming and, you that global warming and, you know, net zero fans or the know, the net zero fans or the climate alarmists would say no, but weather is not but it's weather, weather is not climate. but wasn't extreme weather of climate change? >> well, the headline temperature across uk could plummet gulf plummet as terrifying gulf stream warning issued. so what do you make of this? >> so gulf stream essentially is this stream of water that comes from the tip tip tip of florida across atlantic all the way to europe. and apparently it's respon