>>thanks for joining us on kron. news at 11, 30 on staff there often. >>some developing news out of the east bay. this is a live look over the bay bridge toll

plaza in oakland westbound lanes have reopened after a crash on the bridge briefly shut down all westbound lanes earlier. but now it looks like only partially it seems as traffic is on and off most of the lanes open. but you can see there's a flashing truck there which shut down some of the lanes. of course, this is a developing situation. so we will let you know, more updates once we get them. but for right now, if you're heading out there, just take some precautions with you. for the first time in more than 100 years, some of from outside city government will become mayor of san francisco, san francisco native daniel lurie is the heir to the levi strauss, felons, fortune the 47 year-old democrat enter the race with little name recognition and no prior government experience. but he argued his management experience as founder of the anti poverty, non-profit tipping point man. he could get things done. and during his campaign, lurie said if

you became mayor, he would focus on fully staffing. the police department and sheriff's office as well as tackling the fentanyl crisis in the city. and larry is now ahead by about 26,000 votes. and even though more than 140,000 ballots still need to be counted, the race seems to be over. mayor breed gave her concession speech earlier today at city hall kron. 4 sarah says son was there and has more details. >>mayor london breed appeared somber as she announced her concession. but she maintain she's proud of the city that she will soon turn over to daniel lurie after 6 years of serving as mayor of san francisco being mayor of this city. >>has been the absolute honor of my life. london breed the first black woman to hold the office has conceded defeat in her re-election campaign on thursday, paving the way for daniel lurie to become the city's next mayor. i call daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it

very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. more than 100,000 ballots still need to be counted. but the mayor says she did not want to keep voters waiting any longer unless there's a miracle that happens. i don't see mathematically that. >>anything will be different than other than what we saw. and so that was why i made my decision breed says, well, the results are disappointing. she's proud of what her office has accomplished one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade that >>we help save lives during covid. and that finally with all of the things that we've done, we build up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. the mayor also reflecting on overcoming challenges i had to make a hard decision to close this city down during a global pandemic. i had to deal with the rising you know, a racial reckoning that happened after the tragic death of >>george floyd. i had to go out in the middle of the night and tell people that mayor ed

lee had passed away and breed faced a crowded field of challengers. this election season. lurie was the only one among the leading candidates without any political experience breed has been critical of that during the campaign. but now the campaign is over. >>it is time for us as a city to move forward. what we want to make sure that we do in this transition is provide the level of support necessary to make sure that it's smooth so that we don't miss a beat. >>lurie is holding an event on friday morning at 11 where he will formally address becoming san francisco's next. mayor. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >>lurie releasing a statement saying in response, i'm deeply grateful to my incredible family campaign team and every san franciscan who voted for accountability service and change no matter who you supported in this election, we stand united in the fight for san francisco's future and a safer, more affordable city for all. switching gears now

to weather taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. a nice clear night, but there might be some rain on the way. let's get a check in on the forecast for that. we turn to kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton kathy. if you were to step outside right now, it's lovely 50's 40's and then tomorrow morning, not much change except in the north bay, santa rosa, down to 39 degrees overnight. >>future wind gusts will right now. we still have an offshore component to our winds are not strong winds, but they're still coming from land to sea and that continues the dry atmosphere of the dry fuels that regime is still with us. but we're going to see some changes and quite soon. so the good news is we start to see onshore winds by tomorrow. and that brings moisture from the ocean right back to land. and that's exactly what we need in terms of fire danger. let's take a look now at the at the pacific futurecast. we've got an area of low pressure way in the gulf of alaska, clouds of

protests on friday and your saturday looks very cloudy. look at of series of storms coming in our direction. at first the rain falls doesn't hit the ground. then by monday we've got rain in the forecast. maybe a 3rd of an inch for us and snow in the sierra nevada, which is great news. indeed. forecast highs tomorrow. a lot like today, 60's and 70's. and a look ahead. the seven-day forecast. we've got a cooling trend and the atmosphere will get wetter first with clouds, maybe some drizzle saturday and sunday monday, some rain for us. and then we clear things out just a little bit. but look how cool it will be in the work week. stephanie, back to you. thanks, kathy. well, tonight, a driver and fairfield has been arrested on suspicion of running someone over multiple times with a car. >>and killing them. it happened earlier today in a mall parking lot in front of the edwards theater. officers tell us the suspect drove off but was later found. the victim died at the scene.

investigators have not yet released a motive. and police in oakland's are searching for several people connected to a deadly shooting. these are the pictures of the group released by police. you can see they're also looking for a car. they were in described as a black lexus with damage on the front driver's side. fender. the shooting happened back on january. 13th near 90th avenue and a street. the victim's identity has not been released. or is your local election headquarters? the latest vote counts in the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price. still at almost 65% of votes supporting the recall. if those numbers hold alameda county's board of supervisors will have to appoint a new replacement. what the board president says that likely won't happen until early next year. it is in the process. he hopes is used to select a new da. >>allow for interested candidates to complete an

application. she admitted to the clerk. then we have a deadline for that time frame to be open to a probably be looking something january february of next year when we do the public interviewing and then make an appointment. >>whoever the board of supervisors appoints will have to run for election in 2026. the winner there will serve out the final 2 years of prices. turn. >>very, home live. >>coming up, a father and son in way from getting their shelter and holiday spirit swept away while they say they need more time.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. a south bay father and son are back in a bind with caltrans planning to sweep their encampment tomorrow. we first told you about the man and his son when they were setting up a day of the dead altar last month. caltrans has initially planned that they would sweep then but agreed last minute to hold off until after the holiday kron. 4 shock moment is at the encampment where the father and son have set up new holiday decorations. >>the family who set up the state to seen says that they want to hang on to it for a little while longer. while they still hold out hope that they get to come across some kind of housing solution as they've only been homeless in san jose for just under 90 days. >>in this corner of dirt off highway 2.80, in san jose's in the christmas spirit. miguel mariama says it took just a couple hours to i mean, i can

do wave. and mean, you have and i that i decided i do every year. it also helps that his past job was as a handyman, but he was fired from that job that also provided him housing miguel and his son are now living on a freeway on-ramp mean i i'm just watching for just as i'd like to be here. i want you to tell my story. and dell tells us he built this nativity scene to raise awareness of his situation like he did last month with a dia de los muertos altar, which faced a threat of getting swept by caltrans items. >>am sideline also. i'm kind of very light. i tried to reach to the authorities. in different ways i sent a letter faxed in with past same outside now with his new holiday alter come signs posted by caltrans saying that they're coming to sweep friday morning going. but i don't know where where mean? they've in every move that they they have until we were going to move me to be the biggest thing is. >>wise county and so hell-bent on being the grinch that stole

the nativity scene. john cartwright is a local advocate has been working to place miguel and his son into housing. and so far they've had a couple of leads. but nothing has been confirmed to people a ban on house for less than 90 days. the system should be able to quickly house people. we have been on the streets less than 90 days. if caltrans does come, it's sweet. miguel and his son. they say there's nowhere for them to go. only ask caltrans leaves behind the leftover altar for their beloved. i mean, i do hope that they leave >>that memorial for not what i really love, that they can stay pending, least i not. yell at his son say they are set to be swept by 08:00am friday morning. i reached out to caltrans to find out if there could be any more delay in this process and we did not hear back. yeah, reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>hundreds of students and parents. they're rallying outside of the union school

district office against planned school closures. organizers say the board of trustees is looking to close up to 3 schools there because of declining enrollment. and of course, the budget deficit. but they are also questioning why the superintendent and her says since we're given raises, despite the financial troubles. >>we should really be considering why the top why the leadership of wounded while the community can suffers from the how can the board in conscience approve these raises when these financial condition? but we have. >>ralliers say they will present the board documents with ideas on what the district can do to raise extra money and cut some spending to prevent the school closures. with the winter months and colder weather on the way everyone will be spending more time indoors and now is a good time to get your vaccinations because of this. the san francisco department of health made that recommendation today encouraging everyone to get vaccinated for flu covid and rsv.

>>important to get vaccinated. we're early in the respiratory virus season and now is the time to protect yourselves and your families to prevent yourself from getting seriously sick and needing to go to hospital. >>while they recommend everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated for flu and covid. if you had rsv vaccination last year, you don't need to get another one this year and he's for trial can for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. earlier today, jurors heard from a dna expert and friend of cars are many who is doing drugs of her just hours before the murder. the defense question, wiley's blood was only found on the knife's blade and not the handle arguing that may have been an issue with the state's dna collection. the second witness cars us friend said the night they were taught taking drugs because our calls her brother nima, because they were feeling sick and the witness, as nima was calm during their conversation. and ali was never a mention. this

contradicts previous testimony that nima was aggressive and angry court is expected to resume on tuesday. 3 people have been charged in connection with the death of singer liam payne, the former one direction singer who fell from a blunt as our as hotel balcony last month in argentina. prosecutors say 3 people including a friends of pain and a hotel employee were charged with crimes of abandonment of a person followed by death supply and facilitation of narcotics. authorities say the 3 charged cannot leave argentina. >>the there. coming up on from news, how california's leaders are promising to protect residents during another trump administration will be right back.

>>and the east bay just 3 months from its last burglary. a pleasant hill camera shop managing through another costly break-in. kron four's philippe djegal shares what was caught on video. >>one kicked through the door and the thieves are just it's p just after 5 o'clock wednesday morning, pleasant hill. police say 6 suspects broke into mike's camera on contra costa goods gloves and witness tipped police off to the burglary in progress. the first officer was on scene 5 minutes after the call. the suspects were able to push a racket stuff and some other items out of the store and bolted in what police described as a silver hyundai

and a black sedan. also had a break in. >>early august during which he is somebody stole a car. >>car to the door here. >>and then they ran and then they hit one of >>chase is in the front and still a lot of used equipment last year. manager andrew krebs says employees were also held up by a group of thieves at gunpoint during a robbery. and in september, he says mike's camera store in dublin was burglarized. all of the incidents with collective losses and damages totaling thousands of dollars. as for whether or not the suspects involved in this week's burglary were also tied to the one in august. police say that is still under investigation. we now have employees left the store because of you know, if yes it's. >>its hard man increasingly difficult for storefronts to maintain their operations along contra costa boulevard. a major thoroughfare that runs

along the freeway with several businesses reporting burglaries in recent months. it's been very frustrating. so far no arrests have been made in pleasant philippe djegal all kron. 4 >>less than 48 hours since donald trump was elected as the 47 president of the united states, california governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta are vowing to push back our eytan wallace was with bonta in san francisco and has more from crissy field. >>well, if this feels like deja vu, it's because it is remember california democratic leaders pushed back hard against president elect trump during his first term in office. and now california attorney general rob bonta says he's ready for round 2 as we will fight back. >>we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press conference overlooking the golden gate bridge onto made clear california has gone after

trump before and will do so again. if trump attacks your rights. i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms. i'll be there. if trump jeopardizes your safety and your well-being, the there. during trump's first term, the administrations of former governor jerry brown and current governor gavin newsom sued the trump administration more than 100 times over a myriad of issues. >>looking ahead on to shared what he believes could be in store this time. we know to take trump at his word when he says. he'll roll back environmental protections go after. our immigrant and lgbtq+ communities attack. our civil rights and restrict access to essential reproductive care. which means. we won't b flat footed.

january. it all comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom announced he will convene a special legislative session starting december second, all of it to pass legislation. the governor's office says will, quote, protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families. >>and more newsom writing this quote, california is ready to fight. we refuse to turn back the clock and allow our values and laws to be attacked. it's just a total political stunt. republican james gallagher is the minority leader in the state assembly is about politics. instead of like solving real problems in california. and we have a lot of. >>you know, we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living that is just out of control. people can't afford housing. they can afford electricity bills. they can't afford gas insurance crisis. they can't get insurance and none of these guys are talking about that at all. instead, they're out here doing some kind of new political stunt to be the anti trump and they've done a horrible job. >>and we have yet to hear from

trump on this specific matter. but just a few nights ago during his final campaign rally, he criticized governor newsom in california. democrats making clear this fight is just beginning reporting in san francisco, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>coming up after the break, all eyes on the defense case in many as murder ton thursday.

defense called its first witnesses in the trial of many. that's the man accused of killing founder roblee force us look good and brings us the latest rate from the courthouse. >>the prosecution rested its

case on wednesday. and today the defense put up its first 2 witnesses, a dna expert and also a friend many who was with doing drugs hours before bob lee's murder. the defense began with dna expert greg hampton focusing on why lee's dna, specifically his blood was found only on the knife's blade and that the handle. they argue that the state's dna collection methods may have been flawed. the prosecution asked the expert if he took any issue with sfp d's dnase findings. he replied that while he agreed with the report he disagreed with parts of their testimony, noting that the jury did not see the full analysis. now, jurors had numerous questions for the expert, particularly about dna collection methods, whether he has ever personally examine the knife in this case, what she had not now, there are some experts that say. >>when you take dna, you effectively prohibit them from

also grabbing fingerprints because it destroys fingerprints. so that's what all the arguments going to be about since their defense is self-defense. the jury may ask, well, why was bob lee's fingerprints on the handle of the knife? second witness, iran's of guest, a friend many describe the events leading up to lee's death. the ada said sheen because our took 3 shots of ghb, but she refused other drugs offer by jeremy boy, even when they felt sick from thp cause are called her brother. ernie met and her husband. stated that nima was calm during their conversation and that lee was never mentioned when they talked. he also noted that sheen because our we're not close. >>emphasizing that they had differences think azhar is all about money. imparting biggest testimony completely contradicts other testimony that we have heard about state of mind. during that time,

we've heard that he was aggressive. now she says that he was acting very we are expected to resume session on tuesday was a good in kron. 4 news. >>coming up, another rate cut from the federal reserve has trump's plan for the economy is prompting uncertainty. we'll be

>>thursday, president biden addressed the nation for the first time since president-elect donald trump's decisive victory tuesday night. washington correspondent kellie martin has more on the president's message. president biden's main message to the country, especially voters out there disappointed by the election

results. >>is the country will be okay is a similar tone the vice president took during her concession speech on wednesday. setbacks are unavoidable. >>again, is unforgiveable. president joe biden with a message of hope and resilience after voters took to the polls election day and handed overwhelming victory to president elect donald trump except a choice. the country made from the rose garden president biden pledged to fulfill his duty in the remaining weeks of his presidency. 24 days to finish the term archer and ensure the next administration is prepared to take the reins. we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. the trump transition team is already in full effect. those heading the operation say trump will be selecting leaders to serve in his cabinet and beyond in the days and weeks ahead. >>rest assured that he will have the full backing of republicans in the senate. thanks to big wins for republicans in congress.

republican senator john thune. >>says the gop is ready to hit the ground running. >>to move an agenda that's good for this country that deals with taxes and extending the 2017 tax law dealing with energy dominance dealing with the high cost of regulation thursday evening, president elect trump. >>named his campaign manager susie wiles as the next white house chief of staff. >>president elect donald trump has except their president biden's invitation to meet at the white house. the white house as a specific date has not yet been selected. for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>the federal reserve announced it's cutting interest rates for a second time in just the last 2 months. it's a sign of lowering inflation, but mortgage rates and interest rates on car loans are still rising crop for stephanie lin spoke a financial expert ron black to dig deeper into what this means for you. >>all right. so rob, set us up with some context here. first

off, how much of a role do you think the economy played in voters decision to see another trump presidency in the white house? lot. >>people are pretty displeased with joe biden, 40% disapproval level. unfavorable. it's just that. i mean, that's was the main reason lot of americans struggling. we live in california sur kind of a little bit of a coastal bubble for things always feel better than it is. but i think a lot of americans are pretty walk us through the immediate impact that trump's when head on wall street. >>i understand the stocks rallied pretty sharply after his announcement. >>never seen anything like it in over unrest. roughly 30 years of doing this and trump is considered to be pro-growth. he's considered to be pro tax cuts and pro deregulation. the banks shut up heavy yesterday in large part from deregulation and probably some she some mergers and acquisitions. his administration probably be easier with the doubt department of justice on big tech companies. so the big

coming this and 7 all shot up higher in the last few days as markets of 22.5% for the little overvalued for sure. but there's a lot of thought that going continue be pro-growth, the u.s. economy. >>you know, you mentioned there the tax cuts to different i was looking into this. these promised cuts to help support seniors, homeowners. he's also campaigned introduce new tariffs on china. lot of different things happening here. how do you envision the these promises his campaign promises to impact everyday americans in the effect on their wallets. >>i think he's going over promise and under deliver in our industry. he's talked about cutting social security taxes. he's talked about cutting taxes on time, it's just cutting taxes on overtime. we have a deficit problem, you're seeing gold hit an all-time high. i pretty much on a regular basis right now. the 10 year treasuries at 4.3, 4%. that should be lower. it should 9, 3, 8, but people

are worried debts out of control. we spend 1.2 trillion dollars a year just servicing our debt. now maybe maybe musk goods and cut a trillion 2 dollars $1.2 trillion dollars out of our budget and we get things in line. but that's a pretty big maybe at this point in time. but that's the whole. i think a lot of people are keeping their fingers crossed. i do not think most of his policies will get through because we just have a massive shortfall already under our budget deficit spending. >>trump has appeared to be very pro oil and pro drilling how do you see this affecting those who work with renewable energy companies? >>it's not good for renewables. now on his pro oil angle. if you deregulate the industry and make fracking easier and make drilling easier, that could actually have opposite effect because you get more supply on the market and then prices come down because ultimately it is about supply and demand. but yeah, screen energy here probably to see roll back onto the rebates that we get on our clean energy projects that we

initiate again. most spiteful, i don't know. that's right. word ironically, you on musk tesla gets rebates on cart got clear credits day i saw other automakers, those may go backwards too, which again must put 125 million dollars into trump's campaign. he got about a 20 billion-dollar payday yesterday as tesla stock went up. >>alright, food for thought right there. thanks so much, rob black, our financial expert here at kron. 4. such a expert here at kron. 4. such a pleasure. thank you.

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wrapping up, begging the question. what's going to be done with all the surplus? a

political yard signs reporter tony salazar explains how some are giving them a new life became flyers in ads that you would commonly received through the mail are typically out of card, stock and or paper. those can generally be recycled. >>but this is a different story when you're talking about these political signs that is because of the material they are made out of. it depends. this one, for example, is made out of corrugated plastic. but that also goes for the same. whether it's made out of cardboard coated with plastic or plastic film. but there is a solution in sight. that is because a handful of organizations are partnering together to repurpose non-recyclable yard signs by putting together a drop-off event slated for this weekend. you know, the arts community, unfortunately sometimes, you know, gets left behind in political discussions and in policy discussions and in financial and budget discussions. so anything we can do to provide artists with some free material. i'm all for fishman says in previous years event has collected thousands of political signs and given them out to the our community since event

initially launched a few years ago. >>now the creative innovation, our center for sustainability here in sacramento. they've transformed the signs and to decorate of art pieces. >>we've been using them as outdoor decoration. a lot of time for a holiday season. so some of them we turn into like skulls are bats like this. and what's great is that, yes, they are. they there made for the outdoors. so they last and we just put like hot glue on the edges to give it kind of that. >>finnish touch organizers will be collecting signs this saturday from 10:00am until about 03:00pm at the habitat for humanity. restore that's with 10 straight in sacramento. then starting that same day at about noon till about 04:00pm. organizers say crafters hobby is our teachers, students and really anybody who can put these donated signs to good use are encouraged to pick up a stack all at no cost. now, if you can't make it out to the event and you live in sacramento county, the recycling and waste department is urging residents to toss political signs in the garbage can not. and the recycling bin at the

live outside of sacramento county. and you're wondering what to do with those political signs. you're encouraged to contact your recycling and waste management for your local city and or county for those roles. that's the very latest we're reporting here in west sacramento, covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>a man has been arrested and solano county after fairfield. police say he drove over a man multiple times and then took off from the scene, reported clawed at stefani and brings us the very latest on what happened. we've been out here for hours as this investigation has been getting under way. and i want to go ahead and step out of the frame so you can get a better look at how things are looking. >>as we look in the distance, you can see that they're starting to finally bring the crime tape down. we know that those evidence markers have now been removed. all of this happening in a parking lot of a mall and we spoke with the worker who was mentioning that she's going to be a whole lot more careful when entering and exiting work. yellow tape is up. an investigation is underway at solano town

center. maya wang works at the applebee's facing the crime scene and says she was inside with customers when this went down. nothing. i'm it. >>the other servers i worked today thought nothing of it. and then we go about our day. we're just serving were, you know, doing job. and then all the sudden we walk past the window and we see that there's like yellow tape everywhere. my says at first she saw one officer and then the area was flooded with police. >>fairfield police say a man was walking through a parking lot at the mall around 11, 30 this morning when he was struck multiple times by a white dodge pickup truck. >>police say the driver took off from the parents are becoming more of the bank saying i hear about back, but want hear about it in fairfield when we showed up, we noticed a pair of shoes on the ground and a beige ford f one, 50 truck inside the perimeter. >>police have not been able to confirm if that's the suspect vehicle. maya says she didn't see a scene when she got here around 10, 30 this morning.

but this situation has her rethinking how she enters and exits the mall. i most likely will be parking. >>a lot closer. >>or getting dropped off? yeah, it's it's very sad. as i mentioned, this is a vastly different scene from what we're seeing a little bit earlier in the day. >>now, right now, we are still pressing police trying understand how that bays f-one 50 is connected to all of this. and police are telling me that they're still looking into a motive reporting from fairfield covering local news that matters. climate stefani and fox,

>>president elect donald trump has promised mass deportation after he takes office in

january causing fear among immigrant families specifically here in the bay area. san jose's police shea promised on thursday that no undocumented immigrants, though, will be prosecuted for their status kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >>community members in san jose including the police chief gathered today to show their support for immigrants work that's being done out of fear of donald trump's promises. we want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border security during a speech on election night. a big part of his campaign for reelection and that he spoke on during his last visit to california. but we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. and san jose, 40% of the city's population is foreign born. according to mayor matt mahan. it's why the president elect's comments are so concerning in the south bay when the presidential candidate who is now the president-elect is making remarks saying that they're going to.

>>report. >>immigrant community members, we take that very seriously. and there is real palpable fear in our community. jeremy bruce works with the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment that advocates for immigrants. the center puts on know your rights workshop and make sure immigrant families have help hotlines at the ready community members can call if they see ice in their neighborhoods. >>that we can effectively respond. to document the ice enforcement and then also employee. attorneys to work if there's an immigration case that in a statement thursday, san jose police chief paul joseph says his department will not take any action to determine a person's immigration status and will not detain question or arrest anyone for the purpose of discovering their status. the chief says his policies in place to ensure that people feel safe coming to the police without fear of deportation. fact that santa clara county has always been a beacon for championing immigrant rights

issues and being a welcoming place for immigrants for all people, though, chief joseph says there should not be fear of deportation. his department will continue to work with u.s.. immigration and customs enforcement with matters involving serious crimes. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>and southern california, thousands of camera low residents are under evacuation orders as the mountain fire rages on. but the damage and destruction is already done and it's pretty extreme. reporter kimberly chang met with some residents who already lost their homes and say they don't know how they'll move forward. >>this is just a devastating scene as we're meeting homeowner after homeowner who has lost their homes. you saw in the last hour we >>talk to the owners of what was their home that they built. 25 years ago, parish and her husband, joe, you can see them over there her over there with her son just going through what's left of their

homes. fawn was telling me that her grandfather owned this lot. her dad lived here and then she and her husband, joey, built this house from the ground up. it meant a lot to them. they have thousands of people who have been staying here, including international students that they hosted they would would hold annual desert night for the neighbors. it was a gathering place. it was a place of love. she was telling me this is the address here. 5.40, highland drive. and they're still walking around now assessing the damage for the first time since they evacuated yesterday. neighbor that was here. >>told us that it was gone. so, yeah, that's we've seeing. it. we've been blessed people all over the world have been praying. we're so thankful for that. we left with the clothes on back. we went to walmart to step yeah, we went to wal-mart just now to get toothbrushes. you know. >>because you didn't get neighbor to grab anything. know we had a phone at any job

not to count your cat or you're looking at this house that is still standing. it was not damaged. >>we spoke with sean simon earlier her husband and you can see her dogs there. that's what she grabbed when she left that the dogs she wanted to get out of here safely. and when they returned today, they're walking through for the first time he's seeing that the house is still standing, but around her, there are several homes and a look back there. you can see home destroyed her. her neighbor who she loves so much fun. her home destroyed and they just names neighbor after neighbor their homes destroyed. so she talked to me about feeling survivor's guilt. listen, you feel you feel? >>what do you call that would get survivor's guilt? you know, in a way is that some of that just why ours. i don't know. i'm grateful. i love my house and i love living here. >>but i don't winds just just been devastating. just kind of stay on. and joey, looking at

what's left their home, goes through your heart and mind? just total heartbreak. total heartbreak. just. >>watch. why? why them? >>as one of the neighbors told us it is a tight knit community and they're going to stand by and support each other and hand us just what they're focusing on right now. kimberly chang city, back to you. >>hands-on with apple's latest mac computers in fun colors. and there's even one that fits in the palm of your

>>president biden and his administration say they plan on working with president-elect trump on his return to the white house. washington correspondent jessi

tenure reports. >>that's american people deserve. the outgoing biden administration is vowing to give the incoming trump administration what it did not receive in 2021, a peaceful transition of power. i assured him i direct my entire administration worker, his team to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. the u.s. state department and pentagon echoed president joe biden saying the transition is vital t the country's security. that's why it's so important for us to conduct a smooth, efficient, calm, orderly and professional transition to the next commander-in-chief. biden administration officials say the transition is also important for foreign relations as world leaders brace for the return of president elect donald trump. there is one president at a time and joe biden is the president. the state department says president biden will continue to pursue cease-fire deals in the middle east. trump has urged quick ends to the wars in gaza and ukraine. i am quick and war it

will be a loss. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he communicated that to trump during his congratulatory call. we would like to fair ending of the war. russian president vladimir putin also weighed in on trump's vow to quickly end the war. and this is a tension at the very least. trump has indicated he would also stop u.s. support for ukraine. that's why president biden wants to send out the remaining assistance about 6 billion dollars before inauguration day. we're gonna surging. get that out there in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>apple has released their latest line of mac computers from new laptops. the imax in some fun colors. rich demuro takes a closer look and richaun tack. >>a lot of hollywood runs on apple computers with creators using them to write edit and produce content. so it's fitting that apple shows las angeles as the place to showcase their latest lineup of powerful laptops, desktops

and even a new mac mini. apple taking to hollywood to show off their latest. most powerful computers with m for chips inside. >>they come with 16 gigabytes of ram standard up from 8 which makes everyday tasks and speedier, new macbook pro laptops have a better camera and faster connectivity. plus, a new anti reflective screen option. these are brand new 16 inch mac book pros and you have a choice 2 different screen types. one has a nano tech. sort of diffuse is reflections. the other is your standard screen. does make a difference. >>new ai max come with an improved camera and colorful accessories to match. here is the imac and 4 in every color you've got you've got purple. you've got to pay. you've got orange, you've got yellow. you've got green and last but not least silver. the new mac mini is so small. you might mistake it for an apple tv.

this is the new mac mini on the front here. you've got some usb-c ports. you've got power in decatur and phone jack. on the backside, you've got your power cable connector. you've got net hdmi and then 3 more imports which you can use to connect. monitors are also usb-c devices and it flipped over here. you've got the power, but on the bottom, it's apple's first carbon neutral mac and made from over 50% recycled materials. that is fits in the palm of your hand. apple gave a sneak peek at ai features coming soon like siri with chat. gpt were very clear with where where we're integrating with gpt plus image playground which generates images on the fly even of people in your photo collection. >>another demo shows how you can use multiple iphones and ipad to capture content. so want to address my my on this camera plus easier. social media editing with final cut pro. so if you've got something for you make

emerging for tiktok or instagram beyond to spend a ton of time managing every single shot ai smarts automatically rican figures, widescreen videos into vertical and impressive lineup. the many starts at $600. the imax 1300 and the laptops, 1600. and don't forget about education pricing for discounts. most computers are built to last. their latest software supports max all the way back to 2017. >>that means if you get one of these computers and take care of it, can serve you well for many years to come. if you want more information, i'll put on the website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

>>more news at 12, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>for the first time in more than 100 years, something from outside of city government will become the next mayor of san francisco. san francisco native daniel lurie is there to levi strauss, fortune. the 47 year-old democrat enter the race with little name recognition and no prior government experience. but he argued has management experience as founder of the antipoverty nonprofit tipping point meant he could get things done during his campaign. lurie said if you became agar, he would focus on fully staffing. the police department, the sheriff's office and tackling the fentanyl crisis in the city. hillary is ahead by about 26,000 votes at last count.

and even though more than 140,000 ballots are still being counted the race is over. that's because mayor breed gave her concession speech earlier on thursday at city hall kron four's sara stinson was there and has more details. >>mayor london breed appeared somber as she announced her concession. but she maintain she's proud of the city that she will soon turn over to daniel lurie after 6 years of serving as mayor of san francisco being mayor of this city. >>has been the absolute honor of my life. london breed the first black woman to hold the office. >>has conceded defeat in her re-election campaign on thursday, paving the way for daniel lurie to become the city's next mayor. i call daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. more than 100,000 ballots still need to be counted. but the mayor says she did not want to

keep voters waiting any longer unless there's a miracle that happens. i don't see mathematically that. >>anything will be different than other than what we saw. and so that was why i made my decision breed says, well, the results are disappointing. she's proud of what her office has accomplished, that we have one of the lowest crime rates in over a decade that >>we help save lives during covid. and that finally with all of the things that we've done, we build up the infrastructure to move san francisco forward. the mayor also reflecting on overcoming challenges i had to make a hard decision to close this city down during a global pandemic. i had to deal with the rising you know, a racial reckoning that happened after the tragic death of >>george floyd. i had to go out in the middle of the night and tell people that mayor ed lee had passed away and breed faced a crowded field of challengers this election season. lurie was the only one among the leading candidates without any political

experience breed has been critical of that during the campaign. but now the campaign is over. >>it is time for us as a city to move forward. what we want to make sure that we do in this transition is provide the level of support necessary to make sure that it's smooth so that we don't miss a beat. >>lurie is holding an event on friday morning at 11 where he will formally addressed becoming san francisco's next mayor. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >>lurie releasing a statement saying in part, i'm deeply grateful to my incredible family campaign team and every san franciscan who voted for accountability, service and change, no matter who you supported in this election, we stand united in the fight for san francisco's future and a safer and more affordable city for all. well, taking a live look now at downtown san francisco from mount tam cam. it's looking like a nice night out there. >>let's get a check on the weather going into the weekend with kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton kathy.

>>our red flag warning expired this morning after crazy strong winds yesterday, 88 mile per hour winds insane. alina. but look at that. this is an image of things to come. it's going to be a big change in our weather right now. we have some offshore winds lingering, but they're not strong. look what is coming through the weekend. we're going to start a cloud of that by say saturday in all the rain that you see here, how he's going to evaporate before it hits the ground. maybe some drizzle for us in the san francisco bay area for saturday and sunday. and then look what happens on monday. looks like some rain right across the bay area. it's not going to be a huge amount is going to be moving through faraday quickly, but we'll get maybe a 3rd of an inch of rain. a lot more if you head up toward eureka, maybe over an inch of rain up there. but this is beginning of a series of impulses. so this is a really good start. overnight lows on the chilly side, not much cloud cover to keep the things the atmosphere, warren.

but we do see some numbers in the 30's, upper 30's in the north bay, including at santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast for tomorrow. 60's 70's 60's along the coast. 60's for san francisco. a lot of 60's right along the bay shoreline. and then you had a little bit further south and we are seeing and temperatures in low 70's you get to 70 in palo alto, silicon valley, santa clara. 75 degrees. 75 san jose. and also in the mid 70's for the east bay. so we're looking at not 72 in walnut creek or end a 69 yacht bill. 72, north bay numbers all well into the 70's, but it's not a hot day tomorrow. that's for sure. a look ahead shows us. well, we have a trance of chance of drizzle for saturday. a chance of rain and certainly on sunday and then cooler rainy monday. we cleared out a little bit. but look how chilly it is as we head through the workweek. thanks so kathy. the latest

vote counts in the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price. >>still has almost 65% of the voters supporting the recall. as you can see there. and if those numbers hold alameda county's board of supervisors will have to appoint a replacement. but the board president says that likely won't happen. >>due to the process helped the select a new da, whoever the board of points will have to run for election in 2026. the winner there will serve out the final 2 years of prices term. and no action was taken tonight against an alameda councilmember who police say was found drunk in long beach police body camera video there shows councilmember trish herrera, spencer in southern california last month she seen sitting on a sidewalk in struggling to answer questions. and now the alameda city council debated whether to formally admonished her but ends up not taking any action. she also did not attend the meeting. so more

updates will come on that. and where is spencer is one of 5 candidates running for 2 open seats right now on the city council. she's currently in 3rd place behind special education teacher michelle prior and alameda county prosecutor greg baller. >>who did this? very good? very moment. >>coming up, a father and son in san jose hours from getting their shelter and holiday spirit. what the way why they say they need more time coming up afte

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie

rothman. as south, a father and son are back in a bind with caltrans planning to sleep. their encampment. we first told you about the man and his son when they set up a day of the dead alter last month for their dog. and now caltrans has initially planned this week for then, but they agreed last night to hold off until after the holiday. now calm for shock moment is at the encampment where the father and son has set up new holiday decorations. >>family who set up the state to seen says that they want to hang on to it for a little while longer. while they still hold out hope that they get to come across some kind of housing solution as they've only been homeless in san jose for just under 90 days. >>in this corner of dirt off highway 2.80, and san jose's in the christmas spirit. miguel mariama says it took just a couple hours to i mean, i can do wave. and mean, you have and i that i decided i do every year. it also helps that his past job was as a handyman, but he was fired from that job that also provided him housing miguel

and his son are now living on a freeway on-ramp mean i i'm just asking for death. is it like to be here? i want you to tell my story. and dell tells us he built this nativity scene to raise awareness of his situation like he did last month with a dia de los muertos altar, which faced a threat of getting swept by caltrans items. >>am sideline also. i'm kind of lai very light. i tried to reach to the authorities. in different ways. i sent a letter faxed in with past same outside now with his new holiday alter come signs posted by caltrans saying that they're coming to sweep friday morning on. but i don't know where where mean? they've been every move that they they have until we were going to move me to be the biggest thing is. >>wise county and so hell-bent on being the grinch that stole the nativity scene. john cartwright is a local advocate has been working to place miguel and his son into housing. and so far they've had a couple of leads. but nothing's been confirmed. people a ban on house for less

than 90 days. the system should be able to quickly house people. we have been on the streets less than 90 days. if caltrans does come, it's sweet. miguel and his son. they say there's nowhere for them to go. only ask caltrans leaves behind the leftover altar for their beloved. i mean, i do hope that they leave >>that memorial for not what i really love, that they can stay pending guy, lie not in a and his son say they are set to be swept by 08:00am friday morning. i reached out to caltrans to find out if there could be any more delay in this process and we did not hear back. yeah, reporting here in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >>and the east bay traffic on the bay bridge is moving again tonight. here's a live look. that's after one person was hurt after being rear ended by another car on the bay bridge. briefly closing all westbound lanes of traffic earlier tonight, crash happened between 2 vehicles at the toll plaza. the driver of the car that hit the victim got out

and ran away from the scene and hasn't been seen since chp officers remain there and they are searching for that suspect at asking anyone with information to contact them again, all lanes are back open and traffic is running smoothly. now, its antioch, where the city is welcoming a new mayor and calm by lamar hernandez. storm dropped out of the race last night as ron bernal was leading the election with 63% of the votes look safety, homelessness and economic development. >>hiring are 40 plus vacancies in the police department establishing neighborhood watch programs that have been gone by the wayside recently and make sure there's things for our kids to do after school. >>bernal is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public service and mayor hernandez storms term will end on the first week of december. santa rosa police

arrested a 19 year-old for crashing into several cars while driving under the influence. the accident happened in the parking lot of a community park on west 3rd street on. wednesday afternoon. the driver lost control and hit 4 cars. all of them have passengers inside. and as you can see, the photo of the car involved was severely damaged. it happened as a children's soccer practice was happening at that park. the man tried to run away but was detained by people nearby. and because a previous dui convictions, he was booked into the jail on half a million dollars. a bale. and solano county efforts are underway to remove a sunken boat at the saw students. city yacht club the office of spill prevention and response as they were made aware of this on tuesday after seeing an oil sheen around the boat. but officials place a barrier around it at the time to keep the oil from spreading. crews have not observed any impacts to wildlife so far, anderson are looking into the cause of what happened. starting monday,

parking too close to a crosswalk in san francisco could get you into some trouble. the sfmta will begin issuing warning tickets to anyone parks within 20 feet of a crosswalk. agency says this is to comply with the state's new daylighting law which aims to improve pedestrian safety by ensuring better visibility for both the pedestrians and drivers alike. fines will start issuing on january. first 2025. with a minimum fine of $40.

>>president-elect donald trump's wind driven by support from a variety of people,

including hispanic voters, young people and americans without college degrees to provide more perspective around this historic win. kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with mike madrid, a national political expert on latino demographics. >>so to start us off here, this defection of love, the latino vote towards the republican party's and something that happened overnight. so can you walk us through the historic context here? what exactly happened in 2012, for example, starting with the clinton campaign. >>that's exactly right. and glad you brought that up for a viewer viewers to put into context as significant as last night was, this is part of a broader generational transformation. what we're witnessing of the emergence of a different type of a voting bloc here. a lot of is characterizing this as a racial realignment. it's not a realignment. a realignment presupposes that people were voting one way and have now shifted to another party or another candidate. this is entirely different. 38% of latino voters are under the

age of 30 years old and it precisely these voters that are breaking, especially male voters, not entirely but largely male voters. u.s. born incidentally, english-speaking voters that are breaking much more towards donald trump and more populist candidates. even like bernie sanders generally. so this is a part of a larger demographic generational change and transformation. it is something that i really unique in american history and it began, as you correctly mentioned in 2016, it accelerated in 2020 and it's accelerated even further. there will be a 5 million more latino voters by the 2020 election. and changes are made by the democratic party, you'll see a further continuing change. so this all happened despite some remarks from mr. trump who signed. >>things like mass deportations. can you walk us through what's happening there? >>yeah, that's a great question. and a lot of people point out to the fact that it's not just mask

deportations and these yeah. vulgar terms that are often used to characterize the latino community. lot of people remember the madison square garden of portable joke that was made about where we come in and i love the garbage look at what's happening in this is really key to understanding everything. is that what he knows are moving away from being a racially and ethnically motivated voter to an economic populist pocket book voter. these are 3rd generations of 80% of the latino electorate is now u.s. board. it's the fastest growing segment of the latino electorate. these voters have much more of a relationship and relate ability with being typical american than they do with their country of origin. so these viewers do not believe that donald trump is talking about because, in fact, they're not only not illegal immigrants, they're not immigrants themselves at all. and many are the grandchildren or great grandchildren of immigrants. it seems like they may be interpreting mr. trump's something is more bark than

bite here. >>it's not only in this more bark than bite, but it simply they do believe that they may agree with the bark. agree with the policy positions because again, they don't have that personal connection that most people think that they should have. these are people who, again have been here sometime family histories are not only 20 or 30 30 years. and so they don't see him as talking about them. so those that are increasingly concerned with immigration and border security issues emphasized tighter border security more than immigration reform as democrats have talking to that over the past. 34 years. all right, mike madrid, a political expert on latino demographics. thank you so much for your insight this afternoon. >>thanks for having me. >>still ahead on kron, 4 news push to get vaccinated before the holiday season. we'll hear more from health officials on how you can keep safe. with

the winter months and holiday season. coming up, also comes the return of cold and flu season. the san francisco department of health is now working to bring awareness to medical issues that come around this time of year. kron 4 charles clifford has more on how you can be prepared. >>with the winter months just ahead, the holidays coming up, health officials are recommending that everyone get vaccinated. now on thursday, the san francisco department of health encouraged everyone to get vaccinated for flu covid and rsv a type of respiratory virus. they also say there is a new version of the covid vaccine that should provide protection against the current strain of the virus with the holidays. coming up, they say now is the best time

to prepare. it's important to get vaccinated. we are early in the respiratory virus season and now is the time to protect yourselves and your families to prevent yourself from getting seriously sick and needing to go to the hospital. >>getting vaccinated is especially important before the holiday gatherings start to begin. health officials are also reminding everyone that free covid tests are available from the federal government and that if you are ill testing could help you decide how best to treat the illness. >>testing for covid will help you determine what to do to reduce risk of severe illness. so just seeking effective treatment such as paxlovid to order your free covid test. there's a limit of 4 per household visit. covid tests dot gov. >>now they are recommending that everyone, 6 months or older, especially people with pre-existing conditions, health issues get vaccinated for covid flu and rsv. although they say if you've got an rsv vaccine last year, you do not need to get another one this year. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>>on thursday, deputies from the sacramento county sheriff's office cleaned up several on lawful, can't mince over 5,000 pounds of garbage and debris were also removed. this comes after a new ordinance that bans on lawful camping on all public property. reporter julia smith has more. >>officials say the ban addresses the county's duty to protect lives in infrastructure and increase the supply of emergency shelters. meanwhile, advocates for the unhoused say this is not a viable solution. unhoused to sacramento county resident camilla only has been moved 7 times by law enforcement. we only gave her 2 hours to move her stuff. >>it's a claw grab. just stepped in french. is it? and it's those at. >>the new ordinance will essentially make it easier for law enforcement to clear out encampments like the one ali

lives in in downtown sacramento. residents at the november 5th board of supervisors meeting question. the supervisors judgment. i don't know how explain to people die. >>it's cruel. to take things from people trying to survive there, watching how people are making their political careers. >>on the backs of the unhoused anthony price with the california homeless union at city criminalizes the most vulnerable in our community. we think it is unconscionable and legally reprehensible. the county to going down this road. ali shares that some people don't have the physical ability to move around quickly. are people out here that are in wheelchairs? there are people here that are but district attorney tn hope calls it a step in the right direction you're done basically gives law enforcement additional tools, additional tools to get people off the streets. which is what i think we all want. >>we don't want people living on the streets conditions

similar to 3rd world countries, adding that we can continue the same approach, compassion to people die in the streets people. >>live dirt and filth on the streets surrounded by needles in crime. and we last spoke with county supervisor pat hume. he told fox 40 he thinks the ordinance ease a viable solution to the homeless crisis. hopefully. >>we are having a conversation that encourages people to take advantage of services being offered. >>ali ultimately wants lawmakers to better understand the reality of being on house and having nowhere to go to do with the physical cone. >>along with doing with the coolness of the pleats apartment when they grab your 7 news in through garbage. >>representatives from the city of sacramento tell fox 40 that the ordinance will take effect on december 4th. meanwhile, california homeless union reps are encouraging the homeless population to file federal and statewide suits against the ordinance in

sacramento covering local news that matters. juliet smith, fox, the city of alameda

will soon have new facilities to help fight food, insecurity. there is a the alameda foodbank broke ground on a new facility. kron four's. stephanie lin spoke with steel hearted executive director of the alameda food bank. for more details. >>so congratulations. first of all, on your brand new facility. tell us a bit about how today went, how you're feeling about it. >>yeah, today was amazing. it was so good to have the community out helping us kind of celebrate this momentous occasion for organization. and

we had at our elected officials, people who utilize or services volunteers who help us get the work done. all-out joining but it's also a good time to kind of remember, remember the challenges that we have ahead of us then taking a long time to get here. >>alameda food bank has, of course, been serving the community since tell us a bit about the organization itself, things have changed over time. >>yeah, we have gone through so many changes. i've been with the organization just over 5 years and even in that short amount of time, we've gone from serving people out a small pantry where normal day that we would serve. you know, 40 to 60 people is a pretty busy to becoming one of the largest food distribution of organizations in alameda county during the covid trying 3 days. then coming out of the pandemic we have really ramped up how many people we're serving each week and we're serving about 1300 fat families each week. >>so that says quite a demand

there and how serious is the need for food and donations in your area right now and do expect a man to go up as we get further into the holiday season. >>yeah, we only see uptick around the holidays. people trained to make their budgets stretched out a little bit further. we also always get a lot of great support from the community with financial support, as well in canned food donations. you know, with this new facility, we're excited because it's going to offer increased capacity will have the ability to more people. never want to see more people needing or services were just happy to be able to have the ability to serve people when they're in need. >>which is syncs, been driving. a lot of that increased demand over the last several months. the last few years. >>yeah, it we will. we see this. you know, whenever we have any sort of emergency, the financial collapse covid-19, which impacts so many people's personal budgets. you even when the emergency is couldn't over we

see the it takes a lot longer for families to kind of recover financially and people who came to us during that emergency time and we'll continue to use our services as they get back on their feet. >>and how can people access to services? how can they get more information? >>yeah, so the best thing to do is go to our website, alameda food bank. that word we're available to serve. people who live work or attend school in the city of alameda and people can come in and do their grocery shopping with us at our island community market on monday, wednesdays and fridays. and were open from eleven-thirty into floor on mondays and fridays and 11, 30 until 07:00pm on wednesdays. >>great. and what would you say? your organization is most in need of when it comes to food, donations and perhaps even volunteers. >>yeah, love to have volunteers, especially during the holidays. i know everybody wants to get involved in coming out to support the community. but we often see is that once we get into the new year, we tend to see a drop in

volunteers. so i would encourage people to come out after the new year get involved. food security is not an issue that happens just around the holidays and it's a year-round issue. so come out and help us then. >>all right. to heart and executive director of the alameda foodbank. congratulations on your new facility and we wish you the best this holiday season. the c

will soon have a new mayor. current mayor lamar head and as thorpe has lost his bid for reelection to retired city manager ron bernal kron four's gayle ong spoke with both of them and has more.

>>i'm not winning and i probably will not this evening. any up. mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe addressing supporters on election night on thursday, retired city manager ron bernal declared victory in the race as you go on your daily lives support. our new mayor. all right. so rob, are now. the mayor also have this message for the mayor elect incumbent him to make sure >>that heat builds in administration that's inclusive of all people. ultimately, you know, get bringing in the police department because because the current cause lot of chaos in last 4 years. >>during his tenure, mayor hernandez, stark was involved in some controversies, including one involving the city's police department. but the mayor tells kron 4 he is leaving antioch, a stronger place. built a new department of public safety and community resources week. >>hired 40 new police officers since my incentive program and the fact of the matter is we have a hotel that we've now leverage. got additional 6.8 million from the governor.

>>the mayor elect is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public service. his top priorities in office is public safety, homelessness and economic development. bernal says at 3 public safety will be number one, whether it's hiring the right police chief community community policing, focus police chief, whether it's hiring are 40 plus vacancies in the police department establishing neighborhood watch programs that have been gone by the wayside recently and make sure there's things for our kids to do after school, looking for locations for police substations around different parts of town. meantime, mayor hernandez, storks term ends the first week of december. so continue to be the mayor. until then. and i'm sure will continue pass legislation to like get there. >>and so, but japan that to complete the job that the people elected me to do that in november of 2020. >>gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up, the fed cuts interest rates by a quarter point and wall street shrugs its shoulders.

>>as expected, the federal government just made another interest rate cut and the first combines ihop applebee's will soon be opening in the u.s.. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the federal reserve cut interest rates by a quarter point today. and wall street said, yeah, whatever the widely expected move clearly has already been baked into share prices. and that's why we didn't see a lot of movement today on either the dow or the s and p 500, only the nasdaq jumped higher, but that was more of a factor of traders once again climbing on board the ai express and snapping up every tech stock. they could get their hands on

yesterday. however, we saw 1500 point gain for the dow. and that's a reflection that wall street is fully on board with the prospect of tax cuts, deregulation and mergers, all of which are likely during the president elect's second term. there is some muttering on wall street about possibly higher debt under donald trump's second term in office. but right now the focus is more on tax cuts and things like that. fed chief jerome powell said today he is feeling good about the economy. so trump will inherit a strong economy. but when asked if he'd step down, if trump asked him to go, powell said no, that's interesting. all right. let's shift gears. we do have a highly polarized nation. can anything bring us together? and applebee's are boldly showing the way the first combined ihop and applebee's restaurant in the u.s. will open early next year in texas. the 2 brands are actually owned by the same parent company dying brands which has tested out this combined eatery concept in

canada, latin america and the middle east. and now it's america's turn. diners will encounter to restaurants on one with ihop and one side of the room. applebee's on the other same thing with the menu. pancakes on one side rebuts on the other. so why are they doing this? well, it's a pretty simple answer. they get to share a kitchen. and what that means is lower overhead and hopefully higher profit margins. that's the whole game here. so in answer the question, can't we all just get along? yes, we can. back to you. >>ariana grande announces plans to make a career shift. plus, tom hanks reflects on his directorial debut on the film. that thing you do. andy reismeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>pop star and wicked movie star ariana grande appeared on the loss culture isis podcast hosted by matt rogers and bowen yang. the interview started out light and fun especially because grande is known for her ability to do really, really good impressions of people. friday.

also opened up about her career and how she plans to make a career shift that may worry some of her diehard pop music fans. i'm always going to do. >>pop stuff. i pinky promise. but i don't think doing it at the rate that i've been doing it for the past 10 years is where i see the next 10 years i think i love acting. i love musical theater. i think. >>reconnecting with this part of myself who started in musical theater and who loves comedy and it heals me to do. yeah, i think >>better for the whole episode is available to stream on iheartradio and known for his roles in iconic films like forrest gump, toy story and cast away. tom hanks has been widely praised for his body of work, but the actress has some thoughts on what critics had to say about his 1996 directorial debut. >>it's a very common tale. maybe for you. but i was in a band. we still have a hit

record. yeah, you one hit wonders. a very common. >>that thing you do follows a one hit wonder band that tries to make a big thanks playing their fearless leader, mr. white on the podcast. conan o'brien needs a friend. hanks opens up about how the movie was first received and what he thinks about critics who call it a cult classic. now for me, tell you some about this. >>truckers who write for about somebody who somebody who wrote about it is that this is just, you know, tom hanks has to stop hanging around, not with the veterans of tv because this is just like the shot on tv. and it's not much of anything that same person then wrote about the cult classic. that thing you do same exact person that's all you need is 20 years full conversation available anywhere. podcast are sold take from the oscar nominated star of this bill.

>>when august break for the wall promise gallas star gladiator to and normal people. he says over the last few years people have said movies are content and that he says that scored a filthy word. it's bleeping work. he insists he's not being a snob, but that he thinks there are 2 different kinds of entertainment industry's one that works with a lack of care, artistic integrity, go nuts. make stuff with instagram followers as a factor, whatever. but the other is what has always been there. the craft of filmmaking directing lighting and production design keeps artist alive. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm andy reece. >>today is november 7th. get ready because it's national cash back day in 1916, jeannette rankin from montana became the first woman to be elected to the u.s. house of representatives. singer-songwriter joni mitchell was born. glenn hall said the nhl record of 503 consecutive games as goalie. and we remember politician and the 34th first lady of the united states, eleanor

roosevelt, who died in 1962. in 1991, basketball player magic johnson announced that he was hiv positive and retiring from the game. hillary clinton was elected to the u.s. senate becoming the first first lady to win public office. and in twenty-twenty, kamala harris made history as the first woman to be elected. vice president. now let's get a

the latest weather in the bay. there might be a little bit of rain coming up in the forecast. kron four's kathy trafton is here with our red flag warning expired this morning after crazy strong

winds yesterday, 88 mile per hour winds insane. alina. but look at that. this is an image of things to come. it's going to be a big change in our weather right now. we have some offshore winds lingering, but they're not strong. look what is coming through the weekend. we're going to start a cloud of that by say saturday in all the rain that you see here, how he's going to evaporate before it hits the ground. maybe some drizzle for us in the san francisco bay area for saturday and sunday. and then look what happens on monday. looks like some rain right across the bay area. it's not going to be a huge amount is going to be moving through, found it quickly, but we'll get maybe a 3rd of an inch of rain. a lot more if you head up toward your weekend, maybe over an inch of rain up there. but this is beginning of a series of impulses. so this is a really good start. overnight lows on the chilly side, not much cloud cover to keep the things the atmosphere, warren. but we do see some numbers in the 30's, upper 30's in the north bay, including at santa rosa. here's a look at the

forecast for tomorrow. 60's 70's 60's along the coast. 60's for san francisco. a lot of 60's right along the bay shoreline. and then you had a little bit further south and we are seeing and temperatures in low 70's you get to 70 in palo alto, silicon valley, santa clara. 75 degrees. 75 for san jose. and also in the mid 70's for the east bay. so we're looking at not 72 in walnut creek or end a 69 yacht bill. 72, north bay numbers all well into the 70's, but it's not a hot day tomorrow. that's for sure. a look ahead shows us. well, we have a trance of chance of drizzle for saturday. a chance of rain and certainly on sunday and then cooler rainy monday. we cleared out a little bit. but look how chilly it is as we head through. >>start tonight with some great news for the forty-niners appear star running back. christian mccaffrey is set to make his season debut on sunday at

tampa bay. although mccaffrey was limited again at toda's practice head coach kyle shanahan is ecstatic with how he looks continuing to recover from achilles tendon. itis today on knbr radio shanahan said that mccaffrey has been, quote, awesome these last 2 days he went on to add that he expects him to play sunday. so, you know, that makes brock purdy and the rest of the offense. very happy as they prepare for a tough stretch of games. you know, we had a bye. >>you guys healthy and you get everybody back together and say are we know how important 2nd half the season is and it's all about game at a time and, you know, stacking up wins and everything. so obviously know that from the last couple years. but every year's different, that doesn't mean it's going to guarantee this year that we're going to go and the things that we did last couple years. it's their heads back down and just go i think definitely there is a sense we don't want to get, you know, play on sunday hit. >>you definitely bounce back with a little bit more energy. and i would say that that he was feeling very good thing as

a fighter. and yesterday, just looking for having a good practice you know, obviously wasn't the start that we would have a >>anticipated hoped for. we've got to. we've got to live with that, you know, formed for football team right now. we have 9 games to how we want to be there as the season. >>all right. not a hockey where the san jose sharks were looking for their 5th win the last 6 games. but it was going to be easy tonight against a very good minnesota wild team that entered the game at a 2, 2, with will take it up in the second period. sharks down one, nothing looking for the equalizer. macklin celebrini knocks it in his second goal of the season in just his 3rd game. look again, celebrating just kept on mikhail granlund found him for the goal and we're tied at one. but the wild had a quick response. mats zuccarello puts it home to give minnesota the lead it 2 to one they would add on 5 minutes later on the power play. matt boldy takes the

pass the right circle. that's just the laser to the back of the net while take a 3, 1, lead into the 3rd period, they would add a 4th goal celebrating wasn't done zips it through the wild defense and goes upper shelf for his second of the night. minnesota would at an empty netter and they beat the sharks 5 to 2, seconds over. 80 only played in 3 games this season got 3 goals. so >>if it looks really, really good. >>and that does it here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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