i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news.ticipated new movies hitting theaters this week. calm answer views beetlejuice beetlejuice and emilia perez in the entertainment report. >>all right. so this beetlejuice sequel opens tomorrow night and it's a biggie. i love the original film from 1988 sequel has been so heavily promoted like deadpool and wolverine. like our awesome entertainment producer klarissa boost a bike. a point that out to me this morning. >>and they could exist. >>early reviews are very positive right now. it's about 83% on rotten tomatoes. but i just saw the film and i wasn't crazy about it. michael keaton is great. he still got to choose. and there are moments when it does capture the inventive zaniness of the original film with a lot of called backs and fanned service. take it or leave it. but it just really have a reason to exist. kept thinking like, what's the purpose of the fill? the story took a while to get going in. quite honestly, i was kind of by the visual effects, the hair, the makeup, the wardrobe

hello, the closure impact employees while reporter tony salazar has more details on just that.hat's right. amazon said this moves comes as the lease is coming up and not about reducing the workforce. they also went on to say that when it comes to developing future side to a may prompt a closer upgrade of existing sites, it's a move that set to impact over 150 employees with the possibility of leaving them without a job. but amazon told us this morning they are there to help are saying in part, we appreciate our team's hard work and commitment and we're supporting impacted employees to find new opportunities within amazon, including at nearby fusselman sites. that warehouse is expected to shut down on october 30. and since the company says it decided not to renew its lease for the location along ramos drives. this all comes as amazon also decided not to renew a lease at another facility in irvine that is set to close on november 7th and is set to impact approximately 162 people. meanwhile, amazon also mention that the closer of both of these developments will not impact customer

i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news >>the sacramento fire department's chief was one of the first responders who deployed new york city on 9, 11 23 years ago. he now shares what happened that day and what he remembers from one of the most consequential days in american history. reporter riley carroll has that story. >>it's still real summer chief chris costa manejo was one of thousands of firefighters who responded to 9.11 after the attacks as part of the state search and rescue team with the sacramento fire department. he flew to new york city shortly after the first tower fell and got on a bus and went to travis air force base. >>and we flew on a big military, heavy leff's c 5 and we across the country on 9.11 straight across the country. there's no other planes in the sky. >>once on scene anya says he was overwhelmed by what he saw. all we saw was like a 3 story. pile of rubble. and that was we're trained he recalls speaking with the fire captain while assessing the wreckage as student church vesey with one of the captains. >>and he was very experiencing. if he i don't think we're going t

i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>the clock is ticking until election day. we're now 39 days out and former president trump and vice president harris are making waves on the campaign trail. our dc's raquel martin has the details. today. vice president kamala harris made her first appearance at the southern border. >>as the democratic nominee for president, they're she called for tougher border security even ahead of her speech, her opponent said she couldn't be a worse messenger for the issue. border security is not a new issue. >>to me, president kamala harris is attempting to turn immigration from a campaign vulnerability to a campaign's strength. i saw the violence and chaos that transnational criminal organizations costs and her first visit to the southern border since becoming the democratic nominee. here is toward the arizona mexico border and promised more aid to border agents. she says border patrol would have already had more resources, had her opponent, donald trump not killed a bipartisan immigration bill in congress. the american people deserve a