with us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>well, winds and dry conditions are bringing high fire risk across contra costa

county. red flag warnings in effect for most of the bay area until tomorrow morning and to curb the danger pg e is shutting off power in multiple areas in the region. here's a live look at the map. you can see the areas affected there with the magenta triangles. they include napa solano contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties. kron four's kathy trafton is tracking it all and has a look at what to expect. kathy. >>i have some good news for you. some of the winds at the higher at the lower elevation have died down a bit. so some parts of the red flag warning have been canceled but not all parts. so many areas in the north bay still seeing lots of wind. but that is dying down. and by tomorrow morning, the red flag warning will be gone. it will be a memory. but this morning, my goodness gracious. did we have well been crazy winds, 88 mile per hour gusts at mount st. in a north bay

east bay, mount diablo, very high. got 65 miles an hour. the fremont hills livermore hills and in the marin county, of course. now up highest, very gusty winds. here's what's left of our red flag warning the city of san francisco. it's gone. the red flag warning has gone. flag warning has gone from the santa cruz mountains. so that's good news. where do we stand in terms of wind now? well, the north bay still see some very gusty winds. you see some areas, napa county and sonoma county. we see the oranges and reds. it's there. but by the time. >>midnight cubs and then beyond. and then we less and less wind. >>and we still have critical fire concerns because the heat and humidity is very low and the fuels are very dry. >>and a sweeping victory. president elect donald trump has won back the white house. trump outperform. vice president harris setting up big wins in the senate and now potentially the house as well. martin has the latest election

results. reaction. against all odds. 2 assassination attempts, multiple indictments. >>and 2 impeachments. former president donald trump is elected the next president of the united states think rate is. >>political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this in this country. >>election night data shows trump swept battleground states including the prize of the night. pennsylvania. trump may games with younger voters and latino voters, specifically men and is winning the popular vote. the first republican to do so in 2 decades. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris underperformed compared to president joe biden. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. the vp called trump to congratulate him on his win before addressing supporters at howard university. >>while i can see this election, i do not concede the

fight that fueled this campaign. >>happy day for >>gop republicans will reclaim the upper chamber after defeating at least 2 democratic incumbents. senators montana's jon tester in ohio. sherrod brown is a disappointmentnot a failure control over the house is still up for grabs. several races will decide if republicans hold unilateral power in washington, we're told the president called the president elect this afternoon to congratulate him on his victory. >>president biden has extended an invite for former president donald trump to come to the white house. president biden promising a peaceful transfer of power and we'll be addressing the nation come tomorrow. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. while young vo is definitely a factor in this race and local college students are reacting tonight to the outcome of the presidential election locally.

>>a group of uc berkeley students not happy with trump's victory held a protest this evening on campus as kron suarez. lindsay for reports, people who support the president elect also showed up to voice their concerns. >>uc berkeley students protesting wednesday expressing their disappointment with this year's presidential election. i don't believe in and that immigration issues of abortion issues as a woman. >>and that's going to have to pay for africa. son i martinez says she is sad to learn that many people of latin descent voted for donald trump. my fans, immigrants. >>and my whole family is. i feel like me as a latina chicana. i feel like it's my responsibility to come out here 5 for people who can't fight and who literally are scared to come out here due to the fascism. martinez says as a woman of color, she has not felt safe. and cal campus,

which is why she is speak. and i i'm not going to stand here and just like expect to for me to accept college was presidency like i can't do it's my morals. it's answer just going out. all right. miguel unease, a uc berkeley student and the vice president of the republican party here has a different view. he says he is proud of latinos like himself who voted for trump. if they come to me, they say donald trump wants to deport you. >>i was born in the united states. i am a latino. i my both my parents are immigrants from mexico, but cities like such a bold claim come to me and say they want to that. trump wants to deport you. baseless. he says it's important to represent gop, especially as a person of color and the democratic party's increasingly becoming the party of college educated white people. and i think we need to. >>keep keep an eye open for for what's in the future to come because i'm looking forward to it. >>onlookers did say that they're happy that the protest

was peaceful and that no violence occurred in berkeley. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >>a group of trump supporters in lafayette started the day celebrating trump's win. they were waving flags and signs this morning on highway 24 overpass and tell us they're hopeful that things will improve with the president. >>we're going to start securing our borders, start getting yard. prices down. inflation down. well, get respected in the world to start start ending these wars that we've been, you in flag myers for the last 20 years. >>those who were there say based on the election results, their voices and hopes are the country travel far. and the presidential race may have been called, but there are few local races where votes are still being counted. opponents of oakland mayor sheng thao and alameda county district attorney pamela price are

leading in their quest to recall the 2 elected officials, as you can see, the first is oakland mayor sheng thao with nearly 49,000 votes counted the effort to recall her is looking to be successful at 65% of votes in favor of the recall. that's compared to 35% opposed. and now for looking to the alameda county district attorney pamela price. 65% of the votes to oust the da leading the way. while 35% are against as well over 200,000 votes, there have been counted so far. and if you're taking a live look at the south bay, former san jose mayor sam liccardo has won the race to replace retiring congresswoman issue after 30 years in office look defeats assemblymember evan low and this. and still ahead, a disgrace. now former san jose councilmember. r torr

>>krs yoyoyoyoyour local election headquarters. welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. business owners sounding hopeful tonight after california voters overwhelmingly approved prop 36 results show 70% voted yes. on the measure, the law increases the punishment for certain crimes for repeat offenders. kron 4 sarah stinson has reaction. business owners say they felt helpless after being burglarized again and again. >>but now they say they feel at ease knowing propped 36 will hold serial thieves and drug offenders accountable. >>i had cash stolen. about to

tap of yet, as you track the plane tried to. >>going to the atm cutting couldn't get into that. so fish or register bay area, business owners fed up with rampant theft now relieved after california voters passed prop 36. the new law would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes >>bring california back its former glory. very thrilled to hear that 36 asked passed. i believe that people have spoken under current law, thieves stealing items under $950 are often charged with misdemeanors. propped 36 would reclassify these thefts as felonies. for those with 2 or more prior theft related convictions crop, 36 would make certain drug offenses a felony as well. >>those charge would be required to complete treatment or serve time in prison. there are dozens of leaders and organizations against prop 36,

including governor gavin newsom who says it takes us back to the 80's with mass incarceration. among the proponents of the law, san francisco mayor london breed in san jose mayor matt mahan. that's one of many tools alongside problem care courts and building more shelter and more housing. but it's a really meaningful tools. and frank, that we've lot the kind of accountability to prop 36 will provide. mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >>theft. >>tax, if you will. last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope thieves will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing. people will think twice about committing the crime because the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year.

>>i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. will some disturbing new allegations tonight against san jose city council member omar torres. >>the embattled councilmember was arrested yesterday after another alleged victim of assault came forward against him. rob or shock moment brings us the very latest. >>the court documents we obtained are shocking of a detail that san jose city council member omar torres raped his own cousin when his cousin was just a young boy to when he was a teenager. that cousin told police he only came forward to talk about omar torres when he saw the recent media reports about an ongoing investigation into torres himself. torres was in court wednesday to be a rate. we are told he's being charged with 3 felony counts of child molestation. according to the court documents we obtained the victim recorded a conversation between him and torres talking about the crimes torres allegedly committed against him. we learned torres repeatedly raped his cousin at their

texas and san jose homes. while other family members were in the other room. this all happened throughout the 1990's. in their record, a conversation torres admitted to raping his cousin, calling himself a sick person and also profusely apologizing. mayor matt mahan addressed his colleagues arrest and highlighting the next steps will know the charter provides. 2 options which can be combined. one is an appointment, temporary employment to complete his term. the other is a special election with the option of doing a temporary appointment for a special election. >>chief paul joseph says since this case regarding torres cousin is so new and the department's ongoing investigation is still underway. there may be more news surfacing about torres with victims still out there. >>we also know that additional survivors are always a possibility. we have a responsibility to pursue those possibilities and reassure those who come forward that they will be supported. santa clara county district attorney's office also thanking assault survivors for

helping them to prosecute such cases like this to the fullest extent. >>the survivor sacrificed. this survivor. it took a risk. this survivor, lot of others. we may be suffering through the same nightmare. this office is now moving forward. inspired by the survivors. selfless courage. >>mayor matt mahan and other council members i spoke to in the wake of this news, tell us that they would be supportive of having a special election once omar tories vacates his seat on november 27th. now, as for tours himself, he will be back in court on november 14th in the afternoon to discuss bail if he is convicted of these charges, he faces up to 24 years in prison. reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >>another tesla bites the dust. >>larry, see the back window of a tesla smash with glass. the citizen app video there

shows the scene this morning on 19 street in downtown oakland. it appears that glass from the nearby high-rise actually broke and fell onto the tesla breaking more class on back window. police say they responded to the area for a road hazard but did not give any more information on the matter. no word of any injuries. and it's unclear if this was when related. >>and in san francisco pac heights neighborhood, the wind is being blamed for some destruction after scaffolding was blown away from a building along broadway. no injuries were reported here as well. >>and the national news spirit airlines has announced it's cutting dozens of routes, including a route from the oakland airport. effective immediately spirit will no longer fly directly from oakland to lax. officials say they made the cost-cutting moves since its merger with jetblue was blocked earlier this year. >>while i can see this election.

>>coming up, president conceding the race this afternoon. her message her supporters after the election disappointments.

>>on wednesday, vice president kamala harris delivered her concession speech. it was on the short side, but it did touch on some very powerful messages and painted a picture of moving forward in a very peaceful exchange of power. kron four's terisa stasio breaks down some of the highlights of her speech. the vice president didn't have a long speech but she did have a

strong one, especially to her supporters that when we lose an election, we accept the results. >>that principle as much as any other distinguishes democracy from monarchy. >>or tyranny. and anyone who seeks the public trust must honor it. at the same time. our nation. >>we owe loyalty not to a president or a party, but to the constitution of the united states. and loyalty to our conscience and to our god. allegiance to all 3 why i am here to say. while i can see this election, i do not concede the fight that fueled

this campaign. the vice president acknowledged how many are feeling sad and depressed about the results of the election. >>but she did pivot about saying what is next in the fight. she says democracy takes time and then it was time to push up the sleeves and continue to fight for the dreams that are campaign highlighted. she said that it will take courage and the dedication to stick together. here's more. >>i will never give up the fight for a future where americans can pursue. >>dreams and ambitions and aspirations where the women of america have the freedom to make decisions about their own body. >>telling them what to do. >>what the vice president did not elaborate on was what her next steps will be. now, political experts say that because of the big loss on tuesday could be that she is done on a national stage, but she could come back to california and run for governor or specially with

mister newsom's term coming to an due to term limits. and the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news.

>>quite the power shift in what is being called a historic election by some and major power shift in a race too tight to call up until election night to provide some analysis of this. and vice president harris's concession speech kron four's justine waldman spoke with james taylor, professor of politics at the university of san francisco. what did you think of com list concession speech? do you think it hit all the right points?

>>after originally did initially when she spoke to hit the point that a normal concession speech will hit on it. and then she started talking about fighting for the future and that becomes a little bit more great because a lot of the reflected campaign rhetoric that didn't work effectively so, you know, she's not able to determine future at this point. you may have some ideas. you can come back to california and fight highest cigna state, which is be governor. she wanted she can continue to be involved the democratic party as a leader and to be present at the next presidential nomination in 2028, she'll continue to be an influence, but what her role is and whether she can be the person to lead the for democracy is a separate question. >>i thought it was notable that she mentioned that they wanted to engage in a peaceful transfer of power give this little like head nod as she was saying. and i think everyone kind of knew what she

was referring to there. >>yeah, i think, you know, that's what she did do today for much like hillary clinton. if you look at what common is, where is a deep purple? i believe i was trying to determine the color. if you remember when hillary clinton lost in 2016, she and bill clinton came out in purple, which is a blending of red and blue to bring the parties together. and so if that is a deep, dark purple, then then that might be a subtle hit at the idea of a moving forward together as a country. but again, a common is not going to be able navigate and determine in her own right. what her future people like gavin newsom. going to have to say the national democratic party is going to have a part of the flaw of come on this campaign. if there was it was that there was primary process which she had to be someone within the democratic party in order to get to the next step and talons donald trump which might given her an opportunity

to interact with more people within the democratic constituencies. but that didn't happen today again, kamala harris, i think of you, positions herself for the country to say here's how you behave when you lose a president to election. and so that norm, at least has been reset. you know, we afraid 2 days ago that there would be widespread reaction throughout the country. and so far we haven't seen that. and you know, and so that's something i think kamala harris's words trying to encourage is national unity. she tried to encourage young people not to be discouraged to move forward, but there's not a whole lot that she can control here except how she conducts herself at that moment. but you can't control whether or not, yes, he's a player in the democratic nominating process going forward. for example, she she repeated her montr a couple times when we when we fight, we win. but sometimes

the fight takes a little while. >>that was some of her speech. we know president biden is set to address the nation tomorrow and that he already is. >>had a phone call with president elect trump. what does biden say to the nation tomorrow? >>i think he talks about national unity about how we find a way to move forward. he tries to encourage the people that america is idea our republic. and, you know, he'll say everything incumbent president will say. of course, he's a lame duck, but he's going to say the right things to the country that talk, you know, that aims to bring them but donald trump now the main the main

>>lafayette, trump supporters are celebrating the president elect's return to the white house kron four's leaked to kyle has the latest. >>heading down the stretch of the presidential election while driving through lafayette. jeremy gaylor spotted lisa does waving flags and signs in support of now president elect donald trump and decided to join her 2 weeks ago and both have been

rallying on the oquirrh tool of boulevard freeway overcrossing ever since a wonderful bill. >>whats the word i. justify trump's resounding victory tuesday night exceeding does raise expectations later shot. >>i had no plans or what if we want this burrow leads. the grassroots group patriots of contra costa. you have a country to say we have lots of hard work. >>to bring unity. >>all the different parts of our fabulous country. wednesday's rally did not attract a lot of people, but those who did show up say based on the election results, their voices and hopes for the country travel far. i want to see. >>a miracle of i want to see the hate i want to see a stronger america not benefiting non-americans being able to benefit the world as

long as we stay secure. and trump supporters believe that will be the case for at least the next 4 years. i think we're going to start going in the right direction in lafayette, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>you may have noticed some high winds causing some problems around the bay area on wednesday. alright, flag wrning remains in effect until thursday morning. kron four's gayle ong has more on the weather conditions and why people should remain fire aware. >>red flags around at stations like the moraga orinda fire district in contra costa county. that wind is really i was thinking about that today. how often would someone started a fire through a flame because it would you would be able to stop strong. offshore winds mixed with dry grass have prompted the national weather service to issue a red flag warning for much of the bay area pg e shut off power in parts of the region to prevent major wildfires. >>moraga resident ellen sackler says on red flag days, he always has his go bag ready

with important documents and electronics were evacuation notice a bunch of years ago in the or z oakland hills fire. i live in piedmont. we had 14 people at her house and unfortunately one of our friends lost their home and that of a living with this for 3 months before they could find alternative stuff. so >>we surely don't wish to go through that again. one of the things that we also do a direct flight conditions, it's typically of staff meeting have additional firefighters on hand to be able to respond to a developing incident in santa rosa residents. contract weather conditions throughout the city. so in some of these in downtown santa rosa under red flag conditions, they are able to now look to see what it's like in our hillside communities. >>on the north end town on the east end of town on the west side of the city and really see the difference in the humidity is the temperature as well as the wind speeds. the bay area received the recent rainfall? it was not enough to put an end to fire season. definitely not out of the woods yet, but hopefully a lot of the work that residents have done to be in compliance to maintain defensible space. improve the vegetation management could continues to pay off until we do get that

seen its season. ending rain. megan moraga zach echoing that sentiment. you have to be concerned. you obviously don't have outdoor fires. you have to make sure that. >>what you do is good for the environment. but more impotlfor your family. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >>coming up on kron, 4 news veteran turned tiktok star. we get to me papa jake right get to me papa jake right after this break. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it.

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continues. honor our veterans ahead of veterans day on monday. >>world war 2 veteran in martinez is inspiring millions of people online with his stories of positivity. he goes

by papa jake. and he's about to turn 102 years old. but as kron four's sara stinson shares, he's far from slowing down. >>i'm just a country boy from hope, minnesota. >>jake larson grew up during the depression and survived world war 2 through it all. the 101 year-old says he's been blessed every step of the way on just been. >>luckiest man in the world. >>so much so he published a book under that very title. the book is just. >>yeah, crazy. people just love it. and that's transfer. now in so in the people's and friends can enjoy this too. >>larsen has also become a viral sensation connecting with younger generations on social media apps like tiktok and youtube starry kind was propagate. it started during the pandemic when his grand daughter mckayla posted a tiktok a pop of jake. she put you on tiktok mike to cook.

what the is tiktok cases. larsson says he quickly learned what it means to go viral. he says, well, it it took me 10 months. to get 10,000 viewers. you got that in a week. now he has more than 800,000 followers and 9 million likes on tiktok jake >>news for you it's just amazing. i often wonder what am i doing here? got so many things to like meeting 2 presidents, several celebrities and professional athletes. >>but what larson cares about the most honoring fallen veterans eye all of those guys that gave their life so that i could make it through. each post comes with a new story many having to do with his time serving in the do in the

national guard with my cousin chick. >>the 1938. we were 15 years old. yes, you're saying. i know what we should be. 18, but we live a little off only 3 year. larson chronicle surviving d-day and the battle of the bulge. i am the only living of all the people i was in the servers who 100 and 35th infantry regiment. model is. >>to left man. and when i saw that. when i 15 years old, eliza man. that's quite a statement. never realizing. that i would live to be last man. >>larson and every harrowing story with positivity and gratitude. kept alive.

somebody up there likes what i larson says by good fortune. he returned home safely to start a family that still supports him to this day. they're the ones that have kept may gone. grand children, my great grandchildren. got a grandson who is a grandfather already. larson's wife passed away more than 30 years ago. since then he endured a stroke and heart attack. but he calls these medical miracles because he's never felt better as he nears his 100 and second birthday. i'm i'm sitting here telling things like this year. without an acre of pain. papa jake says he is eternally grateful for all his new friends on social media project. just love you guys. it's been one heck of a ride and you guys all make it so much more interesting. and as the world changes around him, one thing remains constant for papa jake. his belief in luck and resilience. talk about a lucky lucky man.

>>there is a god my favorite saying >>i'm living proof and he'll continue sharing this message with the world. one story at a time. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news today. >>and iconic piece of the wizard of oz set is now up for auction. plus wake its star. jonathan bailey is turning heads for his red carpet. looks. dayna devon has the details in tonights. the entertainment report. >>one of the most iconic articles of clothing in the world has been put up for auction. really different. >>don't want come back to me. our that and then didn't the ruby slippers are hitting the auction block. heritage auctions is selling the shoes and they say the glorious heels. >>are currently bidding at more than $800,000. the auction comes nearly 2 decades after the slippers were stolen from the judy garland museum

in minnesota back in 2005, the thief was convinced they were adorned with real jewels. ever heard of sequins. any hit. the shoes are one of 4 pairs warned by garland in the iconic 1939. film the wizard of oz. the auction will be happening through december 7th and also includes other cool items such as a hat worn by margaret hamilton's wicked witch of the west and the screen door from dorothy's kansas home, the highly anticipated musical movie, wicked hits theaters soon. and one of the stars is setting social media on fire vieira. >>the responsibility to correct my fellow students. tend to be shallow and self-absorbed. >>excuse me, there was no i happened to be genuinely self-absorbed. they be shot. >>yes, the english actor jonathan bailey has had an amazing few years. he's starring in the upcoming weekend as the love interest

fierro. and who could forget his breakout role as the handsome by count on bridgerton. but fans are like, blah, blah, blah, because all they seem to care about are his short shorts. bailey took the opportunity to show off his insanely toned quads and a wicked photo call in australia. any basically broke the internet. we could part one hits theaters november 22nd. follow a lot of fabulous. is that even a word? i don't care because i love the office and we're heading back to screen this holiday season. when can i sit on your lap right the bar. >>we the office is such a feel-good show that it makes perfect sense to have a christmas book centered around the cold favorite nbc sitcom. it's called the night before christmas at dunder mifflin and it's written by emmy winner brian baumgartner, who played the beloved kevin on

the series. baumgartner is also the author of 2 cookbooks about barbecue and chill. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up. stock market catches fire today

>>prop 36, a measure aimed at stiffening penalties for drug charges. and shoplifters has passed more than 70% of the voters have voted yes on the measure so far, claude at stefani and has a closer look at what this means for those impacted. >>prop 36, it's the big talker right now and it looks to undo what prop 47 has put in place and it could have massive implications around town. also having an effect on our

business is unable connect with a business owner just moments ago was mentioning to me that he actually had someone threw a rock into his business and that individual ended up taking some staff from his business. and he saying that he would like to see punishments stiffened up a bit. and crop 36 and looks to amp up some of those penalties fox 40 caught up with incumbent assembly member josh hoover of district 7 last night who's running for reelection. >>he highlighted the significance of prop 36 on the ballot. the elections, obviously, this is a presidential year. so there's a lot of big issues being discussed right there. but i think the really big difference this election cycle >>is that we have propositithe 36 cities might be one of the most important things that we've had an opportunity to vote on in a decade. prop 36 essentially reverses some of the looser penalties prop 47 established. here's what some of what prop 36 will do if past. >>we'll turn some misdemeanors to felonies, for example, a person who steals items worth 950 bucks or less. but now

he's up to 3 years behind bars if they've committed theft, at least twice before. 36 would require those who commit certain felonies like selling drugs to serve time in prison and it's 3 or more people commit certain felonies, their sentences could be lengthened by up to 3 years. the sacramento county sheriff's office believes the measure would make our streets safer. we hope people will see this that there are actual consequences to these actions. >>effectively what it will do, you are going to see harsher sentences. you are going to see the arrest again climb. but >>you're going to see a drop-off because again, hopefully the folks were arresting are actually staying in jail. now, sacramento county da 10. hello has long been a proponent for the measure and says he's already in talks with community leaders to implement change if this officially passes. but i can tell you right now talking discussing our law enforcement partners with the county. >>with behavioral health to set up a plan to implement this. so when it becomes effective on december 18, no later than then.

>>we will have a game plan and we will be ready to go to hold people accountable. but at the same time, get them the treatment they need. >>but not everyone is on board. no on. 36 had this to say in response to an unofficial election results are so far showing it's up to the mayor's supervisors. prosecutors and law enforcement groups who back this measure to deliver on their promises of mass treatment. we'll continue to be vigilant. we will not allow proposition 36 to become a tool or an excuse to dismantle decades of progress on criminal justice reform. now, as we mentioned, this is just what early results are showing all of these results at this point are unofficial. now the department of elections has until december 3rd to finalize votes reporting from oak park covering local news that matters. lot of stuff on me and fox. 40 news. >>stocks soar to record highs after president-elect trump's win and some tips about fire insurance. here's david lazarus with money. smart.

>>hey there. stocks up sharply today as a result of donald trump's win in the presidential election. the dow rising 1500 points today. in fact, all 3 of the major indexes, the dow, the s and p 500 and the nasdaq all setting new records. now it's important. remember that wall street cares first and foremost about what's good for business. and so even though historically speaking, the economy tends to do better under democratic administrations. investors are not very interested in eating their veggies right now. instead, they want the sugar high of tax cuts, deregulation and corporate mergers. and all those things seem to be in the cards with the incoming trump administration redux. and so that's what wall street is now anticipating now to shift gears to the fires that we've been reporting about, and this is a good opportunity talk about fire insurance. if you're a homeowner and you're insured almost certainly your policy does cover fire damage, including damage that might have come from embers that landed on your roof. but what you want to do at this point is call your insurance agent. ask about smoke damage. we've seen entire neighborhoods

today inundated with smoke and that does cause damage. find out if your covered. also, here's another thing to keep in mind. and that is since the pandemic, the cost of many commodities, including lumber, concrete and labor have gone up, which means you might now be under-insured. in other words, you can't cover the replacement of your home. and that's another thing you need to talk to your broker about. and one last pro temp walk around your house and video, all your possessions. the last thinu wao after a catastrophic fire is get into an argument with your insurance. >>coming up, the niners making a big comeback this week after taking some time to rest. we'll be right back. now to

the forty-niners. they're coming off a bye week and have a big game this sunday versus the tampa bay buccaneers. >>kron 4 sports reporter aaron wilson is at levi's with more on how the team is feeling after a week off. >>well, you know, historically the niners they've done well after a bye week in the does seeing that all roads are pointing to the fact that they could possibly repeat that in this season as they've gone into the bye week at 4, 4, but they got back some guys, which is definitely optimistic when it comes to this niners team, christian mccaffrey able to return back to the practice field as well as juwan jennings today in practice. now, both of them in practice throughout the week. but today is the first time that we actually got to see them for any length of time. does look to both of them are doing pretty well. >>following the bye week that said the 9 or they could use a return from christian mccaffrey to open up his offense a bit more and help out with those offensive struggles that they've had, of course, defenses have to prepare for a guy like the reigning offensive player of the year in christian mccaffrey was only opens up

other options on the offense for brock purdy to kind of throw to that being said to one jennings, he does look like he is doing better after missing those last 2 matchups with a hip injury. now on the comprehensive level, i did ask how she hit how he felt about his team and how they feel coming back after the bye week. this is what he had to say. >>i've been on teams that don't that you don't have a good team and everyone's been awful week under one still like trying to get used getting a week for a meeting. and then sometimes you walk into a room and you can just feel the collective energy of a team that's feels rested. they got away for a little bit and they're excited to be back. they're excited to be around the players, the coaches and everyone for what's ahead and it's a vibe i got from our team. i think we got arrested. doesn't solve everything. me and tony, we can stuff. but this is good. not only is this physically and we got a lot ahead of us. it's gonna be huge challenge. but one that we definitely feel we're capable of them on our side an a for now. the last time the niners actually went into the bye week on foreign for. they came out of the bye week and went 9 and oh, of course, the niners are

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>>is at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. it's officially red way. president-elect donald trump has won back the white

house. >>and trump outperform. vice president harris setting up big wins not only in the senate, but we're looking at the house as well. our dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest from the reaction. >>against all odds, 2 assassination attempts, multiple indictments and 2 impeachments. former president donald trump is elected the next president of the united states think rate is. >>political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this in this country. >>election night data shows trump swept battleground states including the prize of the night. pennsylvania. trump may games with younger voters and latino voters, specifically men and is winning the popular vote. the first republican to do so in 2 decades. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris underperform compared to president joe biden. >>the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. the vp

called trump to congratulate him on his win. >>before addressing supporters at howard university. while i can see this election. >>i do not concede the fight that fuels this campaign. >>a servant happy day for the. >>gop republicans will reclaim the upper chamber after defeating at least 2 democratic incumbents. senators montana's jon tester in ohio. sherrod brown is a disappointment, but he's not a failure control over the house is still up for grabs. several races will decide if republicans hold unilateral power in washington, we're told the president called the president elect this afternoon to congratulate him on his victory. >>president biden has extended an invite for former president donald trump to come to the white house. president biden promising a peaceful transfer of power and we'll be addressing the nation come tomorrow. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. well, it's just

lawmakers but local college students are also reacting to the outcome of the presidential election. >>a group of uc berkeley students not happy trump's victory held a protest this evening. kron four's lindsey ford reports people who support the president elect also showed up to share their opinions. >>uc berkeley students protesting wednesday expressing their disappointment with this year's presidential election. i don't believe in and that immigration issues of abortion issues as a woman. >>and i shouldn't have to pay for africa. i'm martinez says she is sad to learn that many people of latin descent voted for donald trump. my fans, immigrants. >>and whole family is. i feel like me as a latina chicana. i feel like it's my responsibility to come out here 5 for people who can't fight and who literally are scared to come out here due to

the fascism. martinez says as a woman of color, she has not felt safe. and cal campus, which is why she is speak. and i i'm not going to stand here and just like ex to accept college was presidency like i can't do that. it's my morals. it's answer just getting out. all right. miguel unease, a uc berkeley student and the vice president of the republican party here has a different view. he says he is proud of latinos like himself who voted for trump. if they come to me, they say donald trump wants to deport you. i was born in the united states. i am a latino. i my both my parents are immigrants from mexico, but cities like such a bold claim come to me and say they want to do is to trump wants to deport you. baseless. he says it's important to represent gop, especially as a person of color. >>and the democratic party's increasingly becoming the party of college educated white people. and i think we need to keep keep an eye open

for for what's in the future to come because i'm looking forward to it. >>onlookers did say that they're happy that the protest was peaceful and that no violence occurred in berkeley. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >>group of trump supporters in lafayette started the day celebrating trump's lynn. they were waving flags and signs on wednesday morning on highway 20 four's overpass and they tell us they're hopeful that things will improve in the next 4 years. >>eurostar securing our borders start getting guard. prices down. inflation down. well, get respected in the world to start start ending these wars that we've been, you in myers for the last 20 years. >>today's rally didn't attract a large group like the ones seeing. but those who were there, they do say based on the election results, their voices and their hopes of the country are going to be traveling far. switching gears

now to weather. take a live look now at downtown san francisco. looking like a really nice clear night. but despite that, a red flag warning does remain in effect for most of the bay area. kron four's meteorologist kathy trafton is tracking it all for you. kathy. flag warning still is in effect for most of the bay area. but the winds have died down in some areas in the low level. >>elevations and so in some areas that red flag warning has actually been allowed to be canceled. so we're seeing a big change after really gusty winds this morning up to 88 miles per hour at mount saint lena. here is the rest of the red flag warnings. you'll notice san francisco. it's expired there. it's expired down across the santa cruz mountains so that's good news. we still have some winds up in the north bay. they decrease overnight and by 07:00am tomorrow morning. the red flag warning. will it be expired for the entire bay area? so the wind gusts, i really

diminishing now. our thoughts turn to rain. are we going to get some? we need some drought monitor showing abnormal moisture at this point. but here's a ray of hope. first of all, you'll notice this area of low pressure. that was one of the big players in our really gusty winds last couple of days. it's going to finally leave. we're going to see rich start to really build in the offshore winds. all of a sudden turn onshore. so by the weekend, by saturday into sunday onshore winds, then all eyes turned to this big area counter clockwise circulation. we have area of low pressure heading toward us. and guess what, by monday, there is our front. there's our chance for rain across the san francisco bay area. so it's going to be lovely precipitation outlook for the next 6 to 10 days slightly above normal. so we could see a few extra raindrops forecast highs for tomorrow numbers mainly in the 70's and then a look ahead shows the extended forecast.

sunny, sunny temperatures the next couple days in the 70's and the warmest inland spots. then a little cooler for the weekend. a little cloudier for the weekend. that chance of rain and much cooler on monday, partly cloudy the next couple of days. and you know what temperature outlook is slightly below normal across the west coast. so and we're going to be a little bit cooler a little bit less windy, maybe a little bit rainier. that all looks good. all right. thanks, kathy. a man accused of selling drugs to teens has been arrested in livermore. police say a search for the suspects apartment in tracy reveals more than $40,000 in cash. >>they value than $125,000. and that along with weed and shrimp chocolate bars as well. police say they received complaints from parents and staff back in april about some of selling drugs to children at a local middle and high schools following a 4 month long investigation. officers now identified the suspect as brian gonzales. police also found he had a 13 year-old helper. and take a look at

this. an overturned car blocking traffic on a san francisco freeway video from the citizen app shows what it looked like earlier on wednesday night on southbound 2.80, as their the connector ramp to 101. >>chp says there are several people injured, but they did not say how badly all lanes have since coming up, a major political win for a former south. a mayor. >>we have all the details coming up in a couple of minutes.

>>your local election headquarters. welcome back on stephanie rothman, business owners sounding hopeful tonight after california voters overwhelmingly approved prop 36 results shows 70% voted yes. on that measure. and that law increases the punishment for certain crimes for repeat offenders. kron four's sara stinson breaks it down for us. business owners say they felt helpless after being burglarized again and again. >>but now they say they feel at ease knowing prop 36 will hold serial thieves and drug offenders accountable. >>i had cash stolen. about to happen yet as you track the plane tried to. >>going to the atm cutting couldn't get into that. so fish or register bay area, business owners fed up with rampant theft now relieved after california voters passed prop 36. the new law would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes

>>bring california back its former glory. very thrilled to hear that 36 asked passed. i believe that people have spoken under current law, thieves stealing items under $950 are often charged with misdemeanors. prop 36 would reclassify these thefts as felonies. for those with 2 or more prior theft-related convictions, prop 36 would make certain drug offenses a felony as well. >>those charge would be required to complete treatment or serve time in prison. there are dozens of leaders and organizations against prop 36, including governor gavin newsom who says it takes us back to the 80's with mass incarceration. among the proponents of the law, san francisco mayor london breed in san jose mayor matt mahan. that's one of many tools alongside problem care courts and building more shelter and more housing. but it's a really meaningful tool. and frank, that we've lot the kind of accountability to prop 36

will provide. mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >>theft. >>tax, if you will. last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope thieves will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing. people will think twice about committing the crime because the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. former san jose mayor sam liccardo will now be a congressman representing silicon valley, the one, the 16th congressional district race against state assemblyman evan low. >>look succeeds. longtime representative anna eshoo who retired after serving 30 years

in congress look says he's looking forward to working with people on both sides of the aisle who are willing to help his district. >>here is that i'm most concerned about are the concerns that i heard most at the doorsteps from thousands of our residents, which very high costs living here at the high cost of housing, the cost utilities and assurance childcare, all the many things that families are struggling with and where does opportunity to work with republicans across the aisle to help families reduce their cost burdens. i'll certainly do that. >>look, will be sworn into congress in january. and evan low says he spoke to look and thanked him for a hard fought campaign. and taking a look now at the mayoral race in san francisco. here is where the race stands. as of now, it's down to 3 candidates with daniel lurie in the lead as he's has been since the beginning of election results. flooding in followed by mayor london breed. and then supervisor aaron peskin at

22%. laurie is the head of brief by about 3 percentage points. and on tuesday night, daniel lurie shared his vision for san francisco. mayor london breed claims lurie is though, trying to buy his way into office. >>have to be there for the small business owners so they can go to work knowing that we have their back. we have to get our police officers walking the beat every day. we have to get our elders in chinatown. feeling safe enough to get back on duty. all say san francisco is not for sale and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen in politics in san francisco that >>someone would take their well and just basically by this office, it's it's it's >>unfortunate and pretty disgusting. >>city election officials say no winner will be announced, but very soon. but there will

be continuing to count the votes through today. and some disturbing allegations tonight against san jose city council member omar torres, the battle councilmember was arrested on tuesday after another alleged victim of assault came forward against him. kron 4 shock moment breaks down the latest details. >>the court documents we obtained are shocking of a detail that san jose city council member omar torres raped his own cousin when his cousin was just a young boy to when he was a teenager. that cousin told police he only came forward to talk about omar torres when he saw the recent media reports about an ongoing investigation into tourism. self torres was in court wednesday to be a rate. we are told he's being charged with 3 felony counts of child molestation. according to the court documents we obtained the victim recorded a conversation between have been torres talking about the crimes torres allegedly committed against him. we learned torres repeatedly raped his cousin after texas

in san jose homes. while other family members were in the other room. this all happened throughout the 1990's. in their record, a conversation torres admitted to raping his cousin, calling himself a sick person and also profusely apologizing. mayor matt mahan addressed his colleagues arrest and highlighting the next steps will know the charter provides. 2 options which can be combined. one is an appointment temporary appointment to complete his term. the other is a special election with the option of doing a temporary appointment for a special election. >>chief paul joseph says since this case regarding torres cousin is so new and the department's ongoing investigation is still underway. there may be more news surfacing about torres with victims still out there. we also know that additional survivors are always a possibility. we have a responsibility to pursue those possibilities and reassure those who come forward that they will be supported. santa clara county district attorney's office also thanking assault survivors for helping them to prosecute such

cases like this to the fullest extent. >>the survivor sacrificed. this survivor. took a risk. this survivor thought of others. we may be suffering through the same nightmare. this office is now moving forward. inspired by the survivors. selfless courage. >>mayor matt mahan other council members i spoke to in the wake of this news, tell us that they would be supportive of having a special election once omar tories vacates his seat on november 27th. now, as for tourism south, he will be back in court on november 14th in the afternoon to discuss bail if he is convicted of these charges, he faces up to 24 years in prison. reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. the as the next president of the united states capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you

what governor gavin newsom had

>>this year's presidential election was an unprecedented, want to say the least to break it down further. a kron four's vicki liviakis and grant lotus spoke with sonoma state political science professor david mcewan. >>tribute very convincing victory, too. >>under performance all around. if you look at the total vote, let's just start there. you compare the total vote of 2020 this morning. that total vote was less than 90% of what we saw in 2020. we have more eligible voters. the

voting eligible population has gone up since twenty-twenty into 2024, the number should be higher. it's not. then you look at turnout across the board. and when you look at turnout across the board, you see things like 51% of suburban white women voted for donald trump, african-american males. that number was 8% for donald trump in 2020. it's 27% yesterday. that's a threefold increase. that's pretty big. and then you look at what has happened with younger voters and younger voters. joe biden carried younger voters 18 to 29 by 25 points. kamala harris carried them as well. but you carry them only by 13 points. and so we see a lot of differences there going on. and you see that underperformance, particularly in areas beyond the blue wall in all the swing states and that lack of performance also affected up and down the ballot. and what we don't know who's won the house yet. democrats did not perform well again because of that lower turnout number that we see overall, particularly in the battleground democrats in

democratic areas, cities turned out at higher rates in rural areas. they voted for donald trump. no shocker there. it's a suburban los where democrats were spending a lot of time outside of philly outside of atlanta where they didn't perform well and donald trump was able to rack up gains, example, with african-american voters, with latinos and with suburban women. >>you one of the college monday morning quarterbacking, but it's wednesday allow a lot of playing, you know, the blame game here. could it just be because he's a flawed candidate? he he did a lot of things that, you we're not necessarily you know, playing by the normal rules. trying to tactful about but he doesn't uncanny ability to be able to tap into the zeitgeist. you know do you think it's just that the?

>>the mood here in this country is just, you moving right? i don't he's able to connect with voters. he's able to connect those working class voters that dan used to be the core of the democratic party that you don't really have an answer for that. haven't been able to really get back to that voting subset job. i did some of that in 2020, but kamala harris is not going to provide that that working class voter. >>that union hall person in michigan is not necessarily a late deciding voters, but they're holding off holding off, waiting to be convinced. and democrats haven't been able to speak to that voter for a generation. and so how do you get back there and what does that look like? and sample of this would be look how would you connect with that voter about what you would do differently from your boss, joe biden, the president of the united states, and it took the vice president a week to answer that question. the question should be just handled and gone. she had a lot of money, billion dollars,

a lot of money, but 107 days is also a short amount of time to educate the public about who you are and what the vice president does and how you're the candidate of change. donald trump was with that slight guys with that chaos with those in point kind of statements in just off the cuff kind of the weave that he calls it and what that looks like as he does all of that, he's able to tap into something with voters that connects and that is an important element. barack obama did this. bill clinton did this. other politicians have done that. they've tapped into that moment and that moment also involve heavy emphasis on the pocketbook concerns about the direction of the country because of the economy. sure, thoimportant iss >>for senator bernie sanders said it shouldn't come as a surprise when the democratic party ignores the working class that they wouldn't have the support of the working class. i guess my question, david is, you know, republicans, but what do you think that they will prioritize? should they have the white house? the senate and the house.

>>yeah. i mean, right away. they prioritize taxes and fiscal kind of components. here's why the governor, there's a lame duck session that happens in december and they're going to put forward a couple different things that you might see a bill that's floated relative to a national abortion ban. that's all for kind of pomp and circumstance to kind of drive democrats whilst. but there will be issues related to funding the government because the government runs out of money on december. 21st, there will be issues related to the debt ceiling, the debt ceiling that happens. we reach that limit in the month of january. and then there's the issue of extending are revising the trump tax cuts. this is the famous bill of 2017 that gave were wealthy. a lot of money and that bill has to be changed and it has to be reauthorized are coming. some guys, it's going to blow up the deficit. so this is where having, if you will, the senate on your side and the house could be hugely influential or how extreme are strong or how big that tax cut

bill is because that tax cut bill will add trillions of dollars, perhaps as much as 8. the trend trillion dollars to the u.s. deficit. so we will see this right away. and taxes aren't always at the top of everyone's list. they're not exactly, if you will, but you will see elements of this right away the first day. however, when he comes in on january, 20th, you're going to see immigration. you're going to see issues related to u.s. foreign policy. you're going to see kind of those high-end issues that he ran his campaign on a lot of executive orders related to that. and obviously, if jack smith and the justice department hasn't done atheir cases through merrick garland in the attorney general, donald trump is going to actually with those away as well. all right. the profess live in the que and chair of the political science department sonoma state university. >>appreciate your time. i know it's been a long couple days. thanks for giving us a few minutes. >>always nice to see you both. i'm all about uplifting news.

yes. all right. thank you have a in the race

for california's open senate seat. representative adam schiff has defeated former dodgers all-star steve garvey to represent our state in the u.s. senate ship will fill the seat held by the late senator dianne feinstein for 3 decades. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares reaction pouring in from governor newsom and other lawmakers across the state. >>i am so humbled to be your next united states senator. >>democrat adam schiff

thanking his supporters and downtown los angeles on election night just after the associated press projected him the winner in the race for california's open u.s. senate seat as of wednesday shift maintained a double-digit lead over his opponent, republican former major league baseball star steve garvey. so my new constituents over the state. >> champion every californian every corner of this wonderful state. california. i thank you for your trust. i am grateful to serve as your u.s. senator. now lets get to work. thank you. >>garvey sharing this message of his campaign party in the coachella valley. we may have lost the battle. >>but we will win the war. >>against the tyranny. administration. and comment that is suppress. >>you the people in your voice. >>and as it pertains to donald

trump's election victory as he soon becomes the 47th president of the united states. well, california leaders here at the state capitol are weighing in. and as you can imagine, reactions are vastly different depending on which side of the aisle they stand on the democratic side, the state's chief executive governor gavin newsom writing this in part, quote. >>california will seek to work with the incoming president. but let there be no mistake. we intend to stand with states across our nation to defend our constitution and uphold the rule of law assembly. speaker robert remus echoing a similar sentiment. we have a history of this standing up. >>to a trump administration. so you can expect the this go around. on the republican side, though, assembly minority leader james gallagher writing this, quote. >>it's a very good morning here in california, though, there are still many votes to count. the california republican party and assembly and senate republicans have fared very well with real opportunities to pick up additional seats in congress and the legislature. the shift, it's beginning a shift

to democrats and republicans both acknowledge, but with very different reactions in sacramento, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>after the break, we'll cothe

race for san francisco mayor has yet to be called with daniel lurie, leading london breed by many points kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the vision that both of them have for the city. >>mayor london breed and daniel lurie are not doing interviews tonight. both are waiting to see what the final results of the election will be. they did, however, speak last night as early returns show lori in the lead. >>i'll say san francisco is not for sale. >>those were the only words

mayor london breed had for danielle lawrie as she expressed her frustrations with the amount of money, the nonprofit executive and levi's error put into his campaign and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen in politics in san francisco that someone would take well. and just basically by this office, it's it's it's >>i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. mayor breed's campaign says that crime and homelessness are both at a 10 year low under her leadership. >>and emphasized breeds ability to lead the city through a global pandemic. lori van on the promise of making public safety a priority and bringing more than 1000 shelter beds. just san francisco during his first 6 months in office speaking tuesday night about the promises of change of elected our city finds itself and another inflection point. >>we see it every day on our streets. we cannot solve

today's problems with yesterday's solutions optimistic about his early lead, but cautioning in early victory celebrbut elections in san francisco take some days to resolve. according to the san francisco department of elections, there are still around 137,000 mail in ballots and 20,000 provisional ballots to count and that the next results report will not be announced until thursday afternoon. we are not giving up. >>we are not giving up the we >>personnel with the department of elections started processing and counting ballots at 07:00am and we'll continue to do so until 10:00pm tonight. they will maintain that same schedule tomorrow. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. in the ne

absolution and aging gangster played by liam neeson attempts to rectify the mistakes in his past. but the criminal world loosen its grip of him willingly. the call has more on the film and the entertainment report. >>well, that's fair to say. liam is known for his tough guy roles absolution. he's also a tough guy. he's just trying to make right for all. he's done >>have you sustained concussions over the course of your life because state? >>just tell me what i need to get better. >>there is no treatment. do you have anyone? >>do me a favor. >>tell me about absolution. >>hamas is your vision. want to play. just to put

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me. >>and let me help, you know. >>he's done some nasy things, those life and he's trying to with his grandson in the trend, make and in some way in. but he's pretty solace. find and treat too. trying play something like that. he's so many years ago. >>absolution in theaters now. >>bitcoin surges in the wake of president elect trump's win and must gamble on trump seems to pay off. rich demuro has the details in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world woman e tech employee supported kamala

harris. the major tech companies actually stand to benefit from a trump presidency. that's because he's expected to support cryptocurrency have a light touch on ai regulation and make an easier path for acquisitions. but one out spoken supporters gamble did pay off. and that's elon musk. president elect trump called the super genius in his victory speech. musk played a big role in supporting trump, especially towards the end of his campaign, donating over 100 million dollars to support him and using a social media platform acts to promote trump's message. musk is set to become a key adviser to trump in a newly created department of government efficiency. ordos musk plans to focus on cutting government bureaucracy. and there's no doubt his tech allies will be a big part of the plan. meanwhile, bitcoin reached an all-time high in the wake of trump's win. bitcoin has been up all day at one point reached an all-time high of over 75,000. a coin. it had

been hovering around 70,000 for the past few months. many believe kamala harris was a threat to the cryptocurrency. while trump voiced support for the digital currency, he's expected to enact regulations that are more favorable to it. bitcoin is up over 100% in the past year. some analysts predict it could reach 150 to $200,000. a coin by the end of the year. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. you may

have noticed some high winds causing some problems around the bay area on wednesday. alright, flag warning remains in effect until thursday

morning. kron four's gayle ong has more on the weather conditions and why people should remain fire aware. >>red flags around at stations like the moraga orinda fire district in contra costa county. that wind is i was thinking about that today. how often would someone started a l it would you would be able to stop strong. offshore winds mixed with dry grass have prompted the national weather service to issue a red flag warning for much of the bay area pg e shut off power in parts of the region to prevent major wildfires. >>moraga resident ellen sackler says on red flag days, he always has his go bag ready with important documents and electronics were evacuation notice a bunch of years ago in the or z oakland hills fire. i live in piedmont. we had 14 people at her house and unfortunately one of our friends lost their home and that of a living with this for 3 months before they could find alternative stuff. so >>we surely don't wish to go through that again. one of the things that we also do a direct flight conditions, it's typically of staff meeting

have additional firefighters on hand to be able to respond to a developing incident in santa rosa. residents. contract weather conditions throughout the city. so in some of these in downtown santa rosa under red flag conditions, they are able to now look to see what it's like in our hillside communities. >>on the north end of town on the east end of town on the west side of the city and really see the difference in the humidity is the temperature as well as the wind speeds. the bay area received the recent rainfall? it was not enough to put an end to fire season. definitely not out of the woods yet, but hopefully a lot of the work that residents have done to be in compliance to maintain defensible space. improve the vegetation management could continues to pay off until we do get that seen its season. ending rain. megan moraga zach echoing that sentiment. you have to be concerned. you obviously don't have outdoor fires. you have to make sure that. >>what you do is is good for the environment. but more importantly, for the safety of your family. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >>vice president harris has officially conceded the election in a speech at howard

university wednesday afternoon. she spoke for the first time since the race was calls for now president elect trump. washington correspondent hannah brandt. was there and has the highlights. >>this spot at howard university was meant to be the site of the harris campaign's victory party. but instead today it became the place where the vice president acknowledged she lost the race. it is okay to feel sad and disappointed. >>but please know it's going to be okay. vice president kamala harris aims to comfort her supporters who say they're crushed by the results of the election. sadness. of course, it's just really disappointing that. we're going back. but vice president harris told the crowd here today that she will respect the outcome of this election and she says she called former president trump today to congratulate him on his victory. while i can see this election. >>i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. she urged the crowd to keep working on democratic goals

like the push for reproductive rights and stronger gun control. this is not a time to throw up our hands. >>this is a time roll up sleeves. the white house as president biden spoke with both vice president harris and former president trump today and he plans to give a speech to the nation tomorrow to talk about the election and the transition. >>in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >>president elect trump is the first person officially convicted of a felony to win the white house. and now the first former president to regain power since 18. 92 watching. of course, potter shot. hudson is in florida covering the next steps for trump as he prepares to begin shaping his new administration. >>today, former president donald trump is relishing in what his supporters call the greatest political comeback and american history. after sweeping victory, donald trump will lead the united states once again. this was i believe the great it is.

>>political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this in this country. >>a handful of people lined the street near trump's home in palm beach to show their excitement. trump says he's ready to hit the ground running other than the economy. trump says his day one priority will be securing the southern border. we're going to fix our borders. we're going fix everything about our country to help address many of those priorities. trump will have a republican led senate. something outgoing senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is celebrating serving a happy day for the. gop. now the focus for trump turns to who will serve in his administration. some of the names floating or tech billionaire elon musk in robert f kennedy junior high. i think you're going to be looking back 7 days a that was one of the truly important moments of my life. when voted for this group of people be on.

>>the president. >>in a statement from the trump campaign, we learned that vice president harris called former president trump to congratulate him on his victory. trump acknowledged harris's strength and tenacity throughout the race and both talked about the importance of uniting the country. reporting in west palm are sought. red

flag warning still is in effect for most of the bay area. but the winds have died down in some areas in the low level. >>elevations and so in some areas that red flag warning has actually been allowed to be canceled. so we're seeing a big change after really gusty winds this morning up to 88

miles per hour at mount saint h red flag warnings. you'll notice san francisco. it's expired there. it's expired down across the santa cruz mountains so that's good news. we still have some winds up in the north bay. they decrease overnight and by 07:00am tomorrow morning. the red flag warning. will it be expired for the entire bay area? so the wind gusts, i really diminishing now. our thoughts turn to rain. are we going to get some? we need some drought monitor showing abnormal moisture at this point. but here's a ray of hope. first of all, you'll notice this area of low pressure. that was one of the big players in our really gusty winds last couple of days. it's going to finally leave. we're going to see rich start to really build in the offshore winds. all of a sudden turn onshore. so by the weekend, by saturday into sunday onshore winds, then all eyes turned to this big area counter clockwise circulation. we have area of low pressure heading toward us. and guess

what, by monday, there is our front. there's our chance for rain across the san francisco bay area. so it's going to be lovely precipitation outlook for the next 6 to 10 days slightly above normal. so we could see a few extra raindrops forecast highs for tomorrow numbers mainly in the 70's and then a look ahead shows the extended forecast. sunny, sunny temperatures the next couple days in the 70's and the warmest inland spots. then a little cooler for the weekend. a little cloudier for the weekend. that chance of rain and much cooler on monday, partly cloudy the next couple of days. and you know what temperature outlook is slightly below normal across the west coast. so and we're going to be a little bit cooler, a little bit less wind. >>and that does the here for us at kron. 4 news will be stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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