. >> and the tri county metropolitan transportation district also praised the operation and the state of washington. a raccoon invasion swarmed a woman's home in the small town of poulsbo. >> take a look at this video posted by the kitsap county sheriff's office. they say the woman has been feeding raccoons for 35 years, and she says she started noticing more raccoons start to appear about six weeks ago. but then last thursday, she says it got so bad that roughly 100 raccoons surrounded her home. she had to call the kitsap county sheriff for help, and had to run and get to her car to escape them. the washington department of fish and wildlife are now working to find a solution to the invasion. >> looks like word got out on that one. all right. you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new tonight a longtime church and food bank could soon lose its space after its rent will soon go up by $5,000 a month. >> vrbo redwoo

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it's a chain of eco-friendly dry cleaners throughout the tri-county and west palm and it seems not tooago just a few years the customer and us the small business owner we were able to keep up with inflation. there were resources available to us for expansion or if you had a bad month, there was something you needed to make up for. the support was there. and now a few short years later, it seems like those resources have dried up and the support is no longer there. we had an expansion plan about six years ago that we had to pause because we have to wait for our customers now to catch up with the inflation supply chain issues. because we are a small business we cannot double our price points although the cost of doing business now is three or four times what it was just a few years ago. we had to get creative. our industry probably 30% the dry cleaning industry never survived covid and just recently this summer i was contacted by another local dry cleaner in west palm, they were asking advice. their lease was up and the landlord was doubling the rent which would've meant to that's what t

was also targeted by full, were killed in his track, and a house and 3 were killed in a novice, tri county sheriff's office in the east of a city. that's cool to hear about who dury in dow, blah, central guys. i for the latest on the situation on the ground, they stopped with that northern guys a hand and these really bombing campaign that in 10 suffice. bring us up to speed with the latest. how's that officer house neighborhoods after neighborhoods by monday, after family. and it's not only the fact that there's constant as really air strikes and it's really selling, but also the fact that the not doing gaza strip special, these are bad yet. and deeply i have been under and is really is each for more than 3 weeks. now we're talking about at least $100000.00 products in use without food, water medicine and even a does not entering that area. also, it's very important to mention the fact that there's no ambulances, there's no civil defense themes. and also there is no paramedics, we have and seeing the past couple 3 air strikes on residential houses where dozens of policies have been killed

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may only need to win in these places -- state legislature, state governor, a beefsteak county board, which he tried in wayne county in michigan in 2020 or the courts or the u.s. congress. he has all of these in play, and as you heard from jd vance, if they can't admit that they lost in 2020, what makes you think, even with an overwhelming victory by kamala harris in 2024 that they will acknowledge it? >> you have so much expertise. i know you been thinking about this a ton, and i know we will talk about it more and i look over to doing that, so i really appreciate you talking about it today. coming up, we are keeping a very close eye on a church in north carolina were kamala harris is set to speak any moment. but first, a fascist to the core. i will give you one guess which former president mark millie was describing there. arizona senator mark kelly is standing by and i will get his response to those comments after a very quick break. brea . smell that freedom, eh? download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. when anyone in this house wears white

arizona because cochise county refused to certify elections and we had to sue a county in pennsylvania. in 2020 he had triedunty to refuse. the republican plan is nationwide. it is targeting battleground states that it goes beyond that. they are suing in states like mississippi and states that would not be battleground. this is their strategy is to so distrust in the system and lies. trying to use the court as accomplices. it is not going to work. >> you say it is not going to work and you have said that several times. what makes you so confident but it's not going to work? >> in 2020, we were involved in fighting back in defeating 64 of 65 lawsuits. he lost all but one of them. we have seen republicans filing suit after suit. my lawsuit -- law firm is involved in more than 60 suit. there is a lot of litigation. the republicans are not winning. bear filing but losing. i have confidence that at the end of the day, when the ballots are counted, kamala harris and democrats will win. there is nothing donald trump and cronies can do to stop it. >> all of these lawsuits, they are filed. how concerned are you that

these places, state legislature, state governor, maybe state election board or county election board, which is what trump tried in wayne county, michigan in 2020, or the courts, or the u.s. congress. he has got all of these at play, and as you heard from jd vance, if they can't admit that they lost in 2020, what makes you think even with an overwhelming victory by kamala harris in 2024 that they will acknowledge it? >> neal katyel, you have so much expertise. the supreme court, but i know you have been thinking about this a ton and i know we will talk about it more. i really appreciate you talking to me about it today. >>> coming up, we are keeping a very close eye on a church in north carolina where kamala harris is set to speak any moment, but first, a fascist to the poor. i will give you one guess who general millie was describing there. r. kelly is standing by and i will get his response to those comments after a very quick break. a very quick break. ( ♪♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get you

also, as a contra costa county city tries reforming its police department. it has hired a new city manager. what this means for the city of antioch moving forward. and tesla's cybertruck is being recalled once again. the problem it's experiencing this time. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm jessica aguirre. the chief of schools for the south bay, santa clara county office of education superintendent has been fired. mary ann dewane was terminated during a late night board meeting. now that action comes after multiple reports by our investigative reporter, candice nguyen, who joins us now with more on what she knows about this firing. candice. yeah. jess. board members are not saying why she was fired, but a source close to the board tells me this firing was the result of many issues, including what we first reported over the summer, concerns that the santa clara county office of education misused some federal funds, as well as complaints of retaliation by staff. how long has it been? the b

>> county. we tried to access a part of the county that was cut off by sheriff's deputies earlier today. there was a bridge that was shut down. they essentially told us that they were concerned about down power lines in the area. and obviously we've not yet seen the barrier islands on the gulf coast. how well those are faring after the powerful storm surge and the immense rainfall from hurricane milton keep in mind many of those islands were suffering after hurricane helene helene, and so officials are warning folks to stay indoors because there are so many unseen dangers that are possible. we heard governor ron desantis mentioned in the potential for downed power lines bacteria in standing water. and of course, the potential for there to be teetering debris that could come down from trees are from structures at any moment they want folks to stay inside as rescue operations are underway. as you pointed out, kate, a number of water rescues this morning including in hillsborough county that is just east of

not for donald trump but i county clerk who tried to help him overturn the election. former mesa county clerk tina peters was found not guilty -- the and sentenced to nine years behind bars and connection efforts to breach the election data in colorado. in the sentencing hearing, the judge called her a charlatan and said she had no remorse for her crimes. >> your lies are well documented and these convictions are serious. i am convinced you would do it all over again if you could. you are is define a defendant as this court has ever seen. you are no hero. you abused your position and you are a charlatan and using your prior position in office to pedal snake all that's proven to be junk time and time again. your world it's all about you. it was about your corrupt conduct and how no one is above the law. no one in this country has absolute power. you abdicated your position as a servant to the constitution when you choose you over all else. yes, you are a charlatan. you cannot help but lie as easy as it is for you to breathe. you betrayed your oath for no one other than

the county tried, we had workers out to try to get things moved to the landfill. we had neighbors jumping in to move debris out of the way. we know there's a lot of areas with debris. it's going to become projection times. it will become more to clean up after the event. >> we heard jesse talking about a couple that he had met two years ago with hurricane ian, they are still not back in their home. what about the emotional impact going through helene and now this and people still recovering from ian? >> in sarasota county, we did get hit with impacts from ian up here. not as bad as our neighbors to the south. it has been an intense couple of years. this year, we had three hurricanes since august in sarasota county. people are weary. they are tired of hurricanes. that's one of the things that you choose to contend with if you live in florida. the one thing about our residents is that we are resilient. we have a great network of emergency managers, partners, local, state, regional and federal partners through fema and others. we feel very prepared to be able to jump

county. tomorrow it's slightly warmer for parts of the tri-valley and the south county, but overall we're still in the seconds and it looks really nice. our saturday is also going to be warm with some cooler changes ahead for sunday. i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. but mike, you're hearing about a new crash now in oakland. i am kari we're looking from the coliseum northbound with these taillights heading up toward fifth. that's in downtown. that's where the crash is reported. no slowing here for to show up. we'll have to see quite a bit of backup. the crash just north of the coliseum. coliseum down in this area. so we'll track carefully. so far, there are no build on the sensors. the crash we talked about over off the bay bridge and off of the maze is actually off of the freeway. it's on city streets. no major concern for the morning commute on the east shore freeway, which is building pretty, pretty much predictably through the area we're holding. with the slowdown toward the richmond bridge. no incidents reported, but the eastern direction is also showing some slower drives. we'll

a search underway in the north bay tonight for the man deputies say tried to steal airplanes in sonoma county. >> authorities say a mechanic was working on a plane about 9.30, yesterday morning when the suspect just open the plane's door while it was running. deputies say the mechanic kicked him away, told him to leave. and that's when authorities say the suspect ran into the hangar, got into another plane that you see there on your screen and then turned it on mechanic, yelled at him, told him to get out. and then the suspect just ran off into the woods. anybody with information about this unusual incident is being asked to call sonoma county deputies. >> shield laying off dozens of employees statewide before the holidays, including several here in the bay area. in a statement, the company says that it is cutting more than 60 positions, which is about one percent of its workforce. warren, a company that tracks public layoffs, released a new report saying 16 bay area employees will be let go. still unclear when those layoffs will officially take effect. opening statements started today in the

, doesn't highlight what's happening across pinellas county and neighboring hillsborough county as well. we tried to access an area of pinellas county earlier today that's been shut off the sheriff's deputies had closed the bridge leading into an area where we understand that there had been some downed power lines extensive flooding as well. we know that santa is let's go let's go and jump over now to governor ron desantis is giving his first live update of the day. my administrator deanne criswell, florida state guard director mark theme, me. and major general john haas from the florida national guard around 8:30 last night, milton hurricane milton made landfall near siesta key in sarasota county. it moved quickly across central florida overnight producing significant if it can flooding and damaging winds near its path. the storm did bring much destruction and damage. tornadoes ravaged parts of the east coast of the state. flooding occurred on the west and east coast and strong winds lashed the state, especially in pinellas, hillsborough, manatee, and sarasota counties over the last 24 hours, he

know, i you you county council be a body tries to get you to wipe about the election don't do it and he brings it up if you're on rise if you're on the rise everybody's looking at you as maybe a future anchor person somewhere. yeah you leave your desert you left town. yeah, you desert your home town. well, i'll tell you, i was still in a home when i was 29 years old. you know it was not cool. and really i was. you were that you at that time the breadwinner for farm responsibility for your parents my father retired he had a minor heart attack he retired and i became their parents and so in order to get away from them you went 3000 miles away. well you know it. i was feeling very suffocated because i was a balls. the woman at work. but then i was a little girl at and i. i thought i really should try to get out dodge to grow up. so they offer you a big time local anchor job in los angeles. yeah. at the cbs owned station. maury, we're going to have to move faster than this. see? see, i know. you know. yeah. tick, tick. but i thought those were the glory years. tick, tick, tick. i thought

my wife and i tried to engage with county government here locally to do some things, and we found thate going to just take it upon ourself, i went to charlotte tuesday, loaded up a car with supplies, and wednesday and yesterday i went out to areas in the far northwest reaches of the state. to begin to try to get things the people. what i found when i got there, pleasantly, was that that local governments, locals and county governments had in these small towns had set up supply distribution points that people would get things from. but it was all being driven locally. the problem is people who could not reach those places. and so the mission i took upon was to try to drive to people's houses and to get them things; one, get them things that i had with me find out what else they might need. ashley: yeah. well, that's very good of you, and we thank you for that. barrett, we're going to have to move on. >> could i add one thing -- ashley: yes, go ahead. >> i add a one thing? what's frustrating for, i think, all of us here is that the weather forecast actually had this nailed a week ahead o

authorities are looking for a man who they say tried to steal two private planes. sonoma county sheriff's deputies were called to the county airport around 930 yesterday morning when a mechanic told them an unknown man got into a plane while it was running. the mechanic was able to get the man to leave, but then he hopped into another plane, turning on the ignition and lights. the mechanic again got the suspect to leave. he was last seen running into a nearby wooded area. more layoffs coming to blue shield of california. the oakland based health care company telling ktvu in a statement that it plans to cut 61 jobs as a way of saving administrative costs. the layoffs will affect less than 1% of blue shield's workforce. the company previously laid off more than 150 employees, and that was just a few months ago, back in january. health care professionals who work in dialysis clinics are now on a six day strike began today and is expected to involve more than 900 workers at 37 different dialysis clinics across the state. satellite health care in san jose is one of the affected locat

cast their ballots in this race and the last night, cnn's town hall all in delaware county, pennsylvania, harris tried to reach out to voters who have not yet made up their minds about whom they're going to vote for. a recurring theme in her message last night, warning about how she believes trump will run the country in a second term should he win do you think donald trump is a fascist? yes, i do yes i do. he's going to sit there and stable, unhinged, plotting his revenge, plotting his retribution creating an enemies list i'm going to tell you my list will be a list of how i address and continue to address the issues that you all are raising. this afternoon and evening. it will be a to-do list apparently the target of her attacks was watching this morning on the hugh hewitt show, trump called this her worst performance i watched your sure. >> raid last night on cnn it was an embarrassment that she is running for president representing a major party she's got no intelligence she's got nothing. you got nothing few hours later, harris struck back with the fact that trump has always had, i had also been

that includes westcat, tri-valley wheels and county connection.lso, marin transit, santa cruz metro and vine transit in napa valley are offering free bus service today if your community across the bay. the ferry is the best. one of the best ways to commute san francisco bay ferry, offering free rides all day long and a bonus if you go this morning, they'll have coffee and free pastries for you. >> well, the iconic blue buckets are back at mcdonald's this year. there are four basic designs. it's geared for children. the buckets come with a set of halloween themed stickers. a blue colorway replaces last year's purple bucket. blue buckets are only available when you order a happy meal in person or through the mcdonald's app. instead of the traditional toy, you'll get one of the four buckets. they're only available while supplies last, starting october 15th. >> i was obsessed with these as a kid. >> i loved it, i had the ghost. it was white. yeah, it was amazing. and then my next door neighbor is like, here's a hot tip, use a pillowcase. >> and i was

tri-valley. contra costa county, there's one crash in fremont on the shoulder of the nimitz freeway. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well now to decision 2024. americans in several states are still grappling with the wide swath of swath of damage from hurricane helene as presidential hopefuls look to meet. the moment comes as minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance go head to head in the vice presidential debate tonight. today in the bay's alice barr is live for us in washington. and alice, every moment counts with just weeks until voters head to the polls. lauren. ginger, that's right. and the two tickets don't really know when exactly they could hit on a moment that might persuade someone. they're still trying to catch anyone out there that they can. and so with the fact that we're not expecting to see another debate of any kind before election day, vice president harris had agreed to another debate in late october. but former president trump said no, arguing it was too close to election day. that is all. putting a lot more pressure on tonight. final preparations a

offering free fares for california clean air day in the east bay that includes westcat, tri-valley wheels and countynection. also, marin transit, santa cruz metro and vine transit in napa valley are offering free bus service today. and if you're commuting across the bay, of course you can do it by ferry. san francisco bay ferry offering free rides all day and a bonus if you take it in the morning, they'll be offering free coffee and pastries. >> all right. there's a new way to find out what's on and poppin in san francisco's mission district. well, kind of. there's a new playlist online called bop spotter. it uploads songs that are being played in a specific area in real time. here's how it works. a software engineer named riley walls installed a box on a power pole in the mission. inside of the box is an old phone that shazams songs in the area 24 over seven. it is all solar powered. now, if you're unfamiliar, shazam is an app that tells you the title of a song being played nearby so you can go online and see what music was played near the phone, whether it's from a car passing by or a pedestrian p

>> kamala harris was personal battleground state of michigan as her campaign tries well vice president on friday, the county, one of which voted for donald trump in 2016. but for biden in 2020, other counties for counties that biden won by wider margins in 2020, her campaign emulate that and build on that with a message targeting union workers vice president talking about manufacturing, talking about union jobs, and trying to draw a stark contrast with former president donald trump, time talking about the criticizing the former president and tight labor comments now here, the vice president at her rally, also leading with remarks on the arab american community. of course, michigan has a large arab american population. it has been a community as the vice president and the democratic party has grappled and struggled with given the ongoing israel hamas war, the vice president telling this to the american community, given this week developments with the death of sinwar, take a listen listen i know this year has been very difficult given the scale of death and destruction in gaza. and given the civilian casualti

county. he's actually tried to have friends slip personal notes to elon musk to give him accurate election information. and i just want to give you an idea of sort of how much they're trying to do this outrage, this is an example of a stephen richer tweet. it was from earlier this summer, elon musk is basically saying that the only thing that safe is paper paper ballots and voting in-person for one day. and stephen richer says, can i please give you a tour of our election facility and mail voting process and maricopa county, arizona, you can go into all of the rooms. you can examine all of the equipment. you can ask any question that you want. we love to show you the security steps already in place, which i think are very sound. and he goes on to say, essentially, please give us your recommendations after that, we'll run them up the food chain we love to put your very entrepreneurial brain to good use. but you see there the mismatch elon musk musk's post about this head, 27 million views according to the ticker you see on x. and richards had like 232,000 yeah. >> i mean, that's the thing we just had a

county, holding a town hall in lancaster before heading to the steelers' game tonight. the former president is looking to shore up his standing in the commonwealth as vice president kamala harris reportedly tries in the suburbs. yesterday trump was in westmoreland county which he won by nearly 30 percentage points in 2020. >> you -- are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> no! >> after living flu this nightmare of inflation -- through this nightmare, inflation, invasion and humiliation. you know what the invasion is, right? invasion by the southern border. what they've done to our country is unbelievable. >> reporter: meantime, harris is engaging with black church-goers in georgia today, encouraging them to vote early. more than 1 million people in the state have already cast their votes. detroit also kicked off a early voting yesterday. that's' where harris began her day before heading to the peach state. >> i'm not going to spend any more time on this stage because we've got work to do. we have 17 days to get this done, and we're in the going on the able to -- we're never -- we're not going to be able to get these 17 days back. and what i think we all know is on election day,

we continue with those hundreds out towards livermore, the tri-valley, down into the south county. gilroy, you're going to be hot once again, an area to watch, of course, right there centered around san jose, santa clara. we are going to be looking at those temperatures just hovering right there under that century mark, and continuing to build that heat into the city where downtown can get into the possible 90s later on this afternoon. so here we go for the 49ers game. if you're going, you could be making history today as you even approach the stadium mid 90s there. you're going to be sweating already. please hydrate before the game. drink all of those electrolytes, just lather yourself up in sunscreen. you're going to need it. as we go on into the afternoon, we'll watch third, fourth, quarter 100 degrees. now the peak hour temperatures normally max out around three 4:00. so come back at five and rob mayeda will be here to tell you if we did indeed hit that century mark into the afternoon, it will still be toasty as you make your exit plans there in santa clara and staying in the s

so, i mean, the hope is, for instance in davidson county, the metro historical tries to work with developers to remove that burial to some are more appropriate. if the person bui, you know, lets you know it's there. so it's it's it's a big deal in nashville. but of course, this is national. there's a lot of history here. there's a lot of history in our ground here. so as we so it's, it's a big deal nationally. there's a lot of history here, a lot of history in our ground here. as we build and as we develop, this will continue to be an issue. >> i had a question. what's your thoughts on the unearthing of the bodies in tulsa, in tulsa? >> right. i will confess i'm not completely up to date with what the plans are. i do think there needs to be an honoring, remembering those who lost their lives in that event. we went way too long without talking about it or reckoning with what really happened there. if it's someone who is not familiar with that history can come in that it references and honors those that not only lost their life there but made their life before that event. but the loss of their

tried to steal a plane. >> authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane yesterday morning when this person tried getting inside. deputies say the mechanic then kicked him away and told him to get out of there. they say he then tried to steal another plane was unsuccessful and ran away. and now police are trying to see if they can find this gentleman. and if anybody recognizes him, give them a call. to the south bay where an unlicensed dentist in gilroy arrested after several patients suffered serious dental issues. investigators say doctor antonio was using extremely unsanitary tools. police say they're still looking for more victims who may have been a patient of dr. antonio. homeless deaths are going down in the south bay. that's according to the santa clara county corner that says 159 people have died on the streets this year, which is 10 fewer than last year. officials also say there's been a significant drop in fentanyl related deaths. 21 this year compared to 51 last year. county officials, however, could not pinpoint the reason for the decrease, though. blue shield

we tried to contact the santa clara county medical examiner to find out how many heat related deaths were reported in the last month. so far, there's no response. now, don't forget you can stay up to date on the heat wave and the current weather conditions with the ktvu weather app. it is free to download. >> bart service is resuming normal operations this morning, but that's after a medical emergency on bart that prompted two stations to close last night. bart says the fruitvale station closed last night due to a medical emergency. the lake merritt station also shut down, but the reason has not been released. now, video from the scene shows an ambulance arriving and bart police closing off the station with crime tape. stay with us here. on mornings on two. we will continue to bring you updates as soon as we get more information. all right. >> pam. time is now 502. the push to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price now has a powerful ally, east bay congressman eric swalwell, a former alameda county prosecutor himself, is joining the critics who say alameda county distri

. >> authorities are looking for a man who tried to steal an airplane at the sonoma county airport. ic was working on an aircraft that was running when someone opened the door and tried to get in. the mechanic then chased him toward a hangar with other private planes. the man entered an aircraft and turned on the ignition before the mechanic kicked him out. the man escaped to a wooded area. sheriff's deputies used a police k9, a drone, and chp helicopter, but could not find him. san quentin rehabilitation center was the scene of the first major film festival to be held inside a prison. hollywood luminaries including kerry washington, jerry seinfeld, and w kamau bell attended. the festival featured the work of current and previously incarcerated men. it's meant to serve as a chance for them to show a different side of life behind bars. >> the incarcerated population dominated in the documentary category because when it comes to lived experience, nobody can get those stories and tell those stories and know the stories better than somebody who lived through it. this is one of the best f

tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday. ect tried getting inside. deputies say the mechanic kicked him away, told in the lead in this a try to still another plane was successfully ran away. and tamara police, 20 residents be vigilant, locked door. set your alarms after they received reports of 2 attended home break-ins. one report came in sunday evening on a home ridge southridge drive their home. security camera caught 3 people in the backyard there. look trying to get access to the home. so after another report came in of a break in a tent, this is jill martin drive that the homeowner was able to scare them away. both times they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say to be aware if you see something suspicious, call 9-1-1. >> 6.35. on the clock. and after weeks of hearings and debates, governor gavin newsom signed his plan to regulate or state oil and gas industry into law. the noose or governor says that it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes refineries have to temporarily go down

. >> a search underway in the north bay tonight for the man deputies say tried to steal airplanes in sonoma county. authorities say a mechanic was working on a plane about 9.30, yesterday morning when the suspect open the plane's door while it was running. deputies say the mechanic kicked him away and told him to leave. that's when authorities say the man ran to a hangar got into a plane that you see on your screen there and then turned it on. the mechanic, yelled at him and told him to get out. and then the suspect ran off into the woods. anyone with information is being asked to call sonoma county deputies. and the east bay, the departmentsof cannabis control teamed up with local inforcement to shutdown illegal marijuana cultivators police searched served rather search warrants to 3 homes on horseshoe circle and leconte circle in antioch and tiffany drive in brentwood. police say they seized illegal pesticides over 1000 pounds of cannabis and nearly 2000 plants valued at more than 1.6 million dollars. the properties were marked for code violations, but no arrests were made. homewood mountain res

tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday morning. suspect tried to get inside the mechanic, kicked him away, told him the lead. they then try to still another was unsuccessful. many ran away. to rumble is warning residents. they want to be vigil there saying lock your doors after they received reports of 2 attempted home break-ins. one report came in sunday evening on a home on south ridge drive home. security camera caught 3 people in the back yard trying to get in that home soon after another report came in of a break in a tent in gil martin drive, that homeowner was able to scare them away both times they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say if you see something, call them 9-1-1. >> well, after weeks of hearings and debate, governor gavin newsom signed his plan to regulate our state's oil and gas industry. so it's now law. the governor says it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price for fighters have temporary. get go down for maintenance. this all comes after a weekslong special session. word. the

tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday morning. icked him away and told to leave. they say dryness on other planes on successful ran away. to iran. police warning residents be vigilant lock and or set your alarm systems after they received reports of 2 attempted home break-ins. report came in sunday evening of a home on south ridge drive home. security camera caught 3 people in the back yard trying to gain access to the home. so after another report came in of a break in chances gilmartin drive, the homeowner was able to scare them away. we'll time they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say to be aware if see something suspicious, just call 9-1-1. >> well, after weeks of hearings and debate, governor gavin newsom signs his plan now to regulate our state's oil and gas industry into law. the governor says it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price for fighters have to temporarily go down for maintenance. this all comes after weeks long special sessions where the governor faced backlash from lawmakers ac

tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday when the suspecties say the mechanic kicked him away, told him to leave. say that he tried to steal another plane but was unsuccessful and ran away. tehran police went to war. residents be vigilant, lock doors and set your alarms after they received reports of 2 attempted home break-ins. one report came in sunday evening on a home on south bridge drive the home security camera caught 3 people in the backyard trying to get inside the home. so after another report came in of a break-in attempt this time on gilmartin drive, that homeowner was able to scare them away. both times they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say beware. if you see something suspicious, make sure you call 9-1-1. >> well, 9.35, the time. and after weeks of hearings and debate, governor gavin newsom now has officially signed his plan to regulate our state's oil and gas industry into law. newsom says it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes if refineries have to temporarily go down for mainten

county district. officials said it tried to avoid the strike and offered a new two-year contract before negotiations failed. earlier this week. san francisco superior court clerks are back at work today following a one-day strike. meantime, negotiations with their employer continues just yesterday. more than 200 of the workers rallied outside the hall of justice. the group is demanding increased pay staffing and training which they claim could have prevented more than 70 misdemeanor cases being dismissed if a deal is not made soon, workers are threatening to return to the picket line next week. some workers at a mcdonald's in oakland filing a cow osha complaint claiming their hours were cut out of retaliation. according to the complaint obtained by kron, 4, 3 workers at the mcdonald's on east 14th street say they complained about life-threatening incidents that happened just last year. the workers cited an incident with a machete from september 2023. and an armed robbery last december. the workers say they were full time until they file their complaint in december. that month management permanently closed

former county clerk has been sentenced to nine years in prison for tampering with voting systems that she was supposed to be protecting. tina peters was convicted of leading a scheme that tried to prove that machines were used to rig the 2020 election against donald trump. peters gave access to mesa county's election software to an associate of mike lindell, the my pillow guy. tonight, she's been sentenced. >>> when we come back here, the breaking headline at this hour involving the notorious murder trial of lyle and erik menendez. >>> plus, gunmen storming the beach in cancun, killing one person. thes kate on a jet ski. >>> and a new >>> tonight, the los angeles d.a. says his office will review new evidence in one of the most notorious murder cases in american history. the d.a. says prosecutors are weighing petitions from lille and erik menendez to vacate their convictions. the brothers serving life without parole for the brutal murders of their parents in 1989. they claimed they acted in self-defense after being abused and provide what they consider new evidence that they say proves it. >>> tonight, chilling images of a deadly shooting at a five-star resort in cancun. vide

happening now, the search is on for a man who tried to steal a private plane in the north bay. sonoma county officials say on sunday morning they received reports of a man pictured here who opened the door to a plane at the sonoma county airport. a mechanic had been working on it at the time and kicked him away. and that's when officials say the suspect ran towards a packed hangar and got into a private plane and turned it on. after the mechanic yelled at him, he got out and ran away. well, the warriors are taking the game off the court and they're going to try to give those who are incarcerated a new shot at life. the team is partnering with the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, as well as the twinning project, to launch a new program. so this program is going to take 16 inmates at the california state prison solano in vacaville, and they're going to go through training camp. they're going to learn leadership skills and job training to prepare them for post-release life. those graduates will also showcase their skills. those new ones, by organizing their own basketbal

we're still in the upper 90s and over 100 degrees for the inland east bay to the tri valley as well as the south county. then taking it into friday a little bit more progress. it's going to be slow to happen, but eventually it will happen. take a look at san jose. we're still in for warm temperatures this weekend, going from upper seconds to early next week in the upper 80s and then by the end of next week, it's finally going to feel like fall. we're talking about highs in the mid 70s. by the end of next week, we have to make it through this week. with these temperatures that are still really hot, even for this time of year. we've had some new records set and we're going to see more of that heat into the weekend, at least inland. but there looks to be a little bit more relief for the coastal areas coming in a bit sooner. so we're going from upper 80s and low 90s to the 70s and then we'll continue to see it cool off next week. mike, you're starting with the drive into san francisco, and we're looking like a great one across the bay bridge from the oakland side. no backup at the toll plaza. volume starti

tried to steal a plane. authorities say a mechanic out at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane sunday morning whennic kicked him away, told him to leave. they say he then tried to steal another plane but was unsuccessful and eventually ran off. temper on. police are warning residents to be vigilant in locking their doors and arming their alarm systems after they've received reports now of 2 attempted home break-ins. one report came in sunday evening. it was at a home on south ridge drive their home. security cameras caught 3 people in the back yard trying to get into the home. and then soon after another report came in of a break-in attempt gilmartin drive. but the homeowner was able to scare them off both times. they were seen driving away in that gray, hyundai, sonata santa fe that you see there and some of these pictures, police say be aware and if you see something suspicious, call 9-1-1. after weeks of hearings and debates, governor gavin newsom has officially signed his plan to regulate our state's oil and gas industry into law. newsom says it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price