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>>parking in san francisco is about to get even more difficult with a new warning about parking to class to close the crosswalks. the city plans to start enforcing a new state daylighting law on january. 1st. >>but warnings have to start go out today. this has a lot of drivers concerned about a loss of parking spots. kron four's sara stinson spoke with residents today and has more. >>at the start of the new year, drivers must park at least 20 feet away from a crosswalk. that's about the distance from the camera to me as well from the car that you can see this new daylighting law. it's a concept to create more visibility for cars and pedestrians. it is a struggle to finparking spot in san francisco. impossible. sometimes you have to circle the block and starting january 1st, it might get even harder. the city's transportation agency sfmta plans to start enforcing a state daylighting law that went into effect earlier this year. it requires

drivers to park at least 20 feet or about one car length from a crosswalk. while the law aims rove safety at intersections, it's going to take away more than 10,000 parking spots in the city. a shortage of parking spaces is not what we need right now at all. if it's applied. >>just a certain areas where thare scscscscschools and maybe children at risk. we're senior centers. that's another thing. parking is really short changed right now. so i think that >>this is not a good thing for the city. the goal of the new laws to better protect pedestrians so far. 21 pedestrians have been killed in san francisco, the executive director of walk sf jodie medeiros released a statement to us saying in part, quote, daylighting is one of the cheapest and easiest solutions for making streets significantly safer, reducing traffic crashes by up to 30%. this new law will save lives in san francisco and improve safety for everyone who uses the roads, including

drivers think it's a great o pr i've seen couple of people hit by cars here just on this block after witnessing far too many crashes. the general manager at the stinking rose andras. tommy says he hopes this helps, you know, they're looking at their phone and they're walking on the street being a driver myself. i think it's probably good to have a little more you a little more time to react. walk sf says neighboring cities like oakland and alameda do a great job demonstrating daylighting with paint and signage. sfmta says there might not be assigned to tell you to park 20 feet away. >>and it's really going to be up to you. that's why they're spending the next 2 months warning drivers that way on january. first, you can avoid a $40 ticket. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>well, likely due to some of the rain and wind. we've been seeing a large tree fell over in san francisco's ashbury heights neighborhood into the backyard of a lower terrace. and the owner

believes it happened around 10 this morning and knocked over a fence. but thankfully no one was hurt with that. we're going to send things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check on your forecast. lawrence. >>we're going to see more storms rolling in. i think even later this week, a couple rain clouds going to be headed our way in. well, we're gonna get things going once again out there tonight. we're kind of kit between the system. so some patchy fog forming in spots. otherwise, mostly clear skies temperatures or get a little chilly outside. turn out to be a nice little soaker that we had over inch of rain on mount tam santa rosa, almost 3 quarters an inch over half an inch in pacifica, san francisco four-tenths over a 3rd of an inch in oakland and even just under a 3rd of an inch in san jose. that is a pretty good storm for the entire bay area. so what we need is a little bit more work. it's a little bit of a break. now you see that storm system rolling on by eventually ending up in the sierra nevada, bringing lots of snow in the high country. but clearing things out now. but there's another storm there in the pacific. it's just beginning to develop now.

and that is going to be the next one that bring some more cold air as more rain here in the bay area. in fact, expecting that to move in here. not tomorrow. we're going to get a little bit of a break. we'll see some passing clouds, but by the end of the day on wednesday, get ready, some more rain coming your way. >>thanks, lauren swell. this morning's rain was certainly a welcome sight for firefighters are on the bay area this year. crews have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that resulted in wildfires across california and the santa rosa fire marshal says this rain is beneficial after what's been a very dry fall. >>for us, that's great news significantly reduces the virus and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa have unfortunately seen a lot of the fires that we do have continue to be human caused. so for us education outreach awareness is critical, especially as as we roll into each season. >>and there's been an increase of devastating fires in sonoma county since 2017, which is

why public knowledge of prevention. it's super crucial. the risk of wildfires is year-round, but the chances lessened during the winter. and it oakland, the school board leaders are set to discuss school mergers this week. the district faces a 95 million dollar budget deficit for the next year and their proposed fix merging 10 schools into campmpmpmpmpuses. the fact that schools are here on your screen. officials say e declining enrollment and the end of covid relief funds. and nothe superintendent says these mergers would preserve each school's unique strengths and traditions. the board of education will discuss this on wednesday and then have a vote on it on december. 11th. atherton police are investigating 2 back-to-back burglaries from over the weekend. officers say the first case happened on friday on cat catalpa drive. residents told police a was in their home between 7, 30 10,

30 at night rating. multiple rooms and the other burglary happened sometime between last thursday and saturday at a home on fairfax avenue. the burglar broke in through a window, ransacked a room and stole several items. it's not clear if these burglaries are connected, police are asking neighbors to check surveillance cameras for possible leads. driverless robotaxi excess started testing on san francisco streets it's focusing on the soma neighborhood rides are not available to the public during these testing phases. and only 6 past employees are allowed to ride in them while they rk out these kinks. zoox has no manual controls within the vehicle, unlike waymo's, which has, of course, a steering wheel brakes and gas pedals inside the car. says they hope to have rides available the public in the next year. the award-winning san francisco restaurant cassava is closing its stores after 12 years in business. in an instagram

post, the owners cited the current economy in the city as the reason why they plan to open a smaller cafe, though that will be takeoff, focus. they'll be in the jackson square neighborhood right now. the restaurant's last day of service is expected to sit sunday, november 17th. as the weather gets colder. high school officials in the east side and are asking the community to support a program to help students experiencing homelessness in the district. the east side union high school district and the east side education foundation are encouraging people to help and donate the money they raise will go towards the mckinney veto program which provides warm clothes and gift cards to eastside students during the holiday season. this year, the a more than 1000 students and families will experience homelessness during the holiday season. >>it's been nearly one week since election day, but it still could be several weeks until we know the outcome of close races across the state. in fact, there are still millions of ballots yet to be

counted in california. capital tom wallace. i'll speak with the state's chief elections official about why that

>>stephanie rothman. as we approach the one-week mark since election day. say why there's still millions of ballots yet to be counted. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with california's top elections. officials and shares when we can expect the final results to be certified. >>while statewide, it will still be a while until all of the votes are processed and counted. in fact, final certification of the results here in california still weeks

away. in california, the counting continues according to the secretary of state's office as of the weekend leading up to veterans day statewide, there were still about 4.9 million ballots left to count. we tell people to be patient. you will get the final count. that's the message from california's election chief secretary of state dr. shirley weber. >>she points out county elections offices have until december 5th. exactly one month after election day to certify results from their webber's office has an additional week to issue a final certification of the results statewide. nothing is official until it's official. in fact, bas that were postmarked on or before election day but have not yet arrived in elections office. can still count as long as they arrive. no later than one week after election day. >>and in addition of that, webber says signature verification slows down the vote, counting process. that's because the voter signature on each ballot return envelope is matched with the signature. the state already has on file.

we have machines that can match it. and if the mask is not guaranteed in terms of the machine itself, then we actually do hand hand verification if for some reason you don't sign that ballot, we will try to find you. >>we will actually see thththth every ballot is coded. so we know your dress. we can basically go and try to find people and have them come in and sign their ballot. so we make every effort those remaining votes could make all the difference in the weeks to come in a handful of close legislative and congressional races across the state that are still too close to call the systems we have in place are really robust. >>but it also means that it slows down the process a little bit. and that's that's a, you know, compromise. we have to deal and congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college presidential results in early january officially proclaiming donald trump is the winner and incoming president of the united states reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >>well, california voters have rejected a measure to amend

the state constitution and ban forced labor in all forms. the current law bans forced labor except as punishment for a crime which has raised concerns about prison labor conditions where incarcerated people often work for less than a dollar. an hour. this initiative was part of a broader reparations proposal to address discrimination in the state. several other states, including alabama and oregon, have recently passed similar amendments. and the fate of the great highway still yet to be decided. the latest numbers on that ballot shows san francisco is prop k still needs about 80,000 votes in order to be finalized. it passed the 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard was closed to cars. 7 days a week to create a public space for people. and governor newsom is heading to the white house to meet with biden administration officials. it remains unclear who specifically newsom will me with. but in a statement

the governor's office said he will advocate for key prio moving forward. this includes disaster funding. the approval of state health care initiatives such as mental health care and crucial climate wafers. in honor of veterans day, president biden and vice president harris participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery this morning. the president remember the lives of fallen service members trying to session to help in a stations at first end veteran homelessness. >>biden also acknowledge this being his final speech at the cemetery as commander in chief. >>i've said it many times before. i got in trouble for saying was announced i said any obligation. but only one truly sacred obligation. secret. >>prepare those. we sent into harm's way. and to care for that and their families. when they return home. and when they don't. obligation. based

on party or politics. but a lot of promise unites us. all. this the last time i was standard on commander in greatest honor of my life. you to serve. you care for you to defend you. just defended generation after generation after generation. >>and there you can see today marks san jose's 106 veterans d the military were represented alongside officers and crews from san jose police and fire departments. the parade ran along santa clara street and ended and cesar chavez park. and in the east bay danville council hosted its annual veterans day pancake breakfast

veterans, active duty members and their families gather for breakfast, honor their service and their sacrifice. family shared stories over practice and listen to others. experience us. in southern california break in the santa ana winds over the weekend. finally allow some firefighters to make steady progress on the mountain fire in ventura county. but there is still work to be done as winds are forecasted to pick back up this week. the fire has burned over 20,000 acres is now as containment numbers continue to climb, crews dug and the mobilizing this morning. but a fire fight is far from over 6 people, including one firefighter have been injured since this blaze broke out. >>well, coming up on kron, 4 news votes are still being counted. well, that's mayor and alameda county district attorney. they're both out what happened next. we'll tell after the break.

>>well, it's official voters in alameda county have approved their recall of district attorney pamelanow the supervisors will begin a search for her replacement kron. four's will tran is an a cococococounty with the latest. >>if the board supervisors, they probably will tackle this issue come january. they cannot start now even though it's all but official that pamela price is no longer the district attorney of alameda county reason why they cannot start is because votes still being counted. and once it's all then they can start looking for her replacement,

which probably we'll be in that position, at least 18 months. pamela price was trying to stay in office, but ultimately the voters of alameda county decided overwhelmingly that they did not want her to prosecute criminals in this particular county. they believe that she was soft on crime. they started the recall effort 10 months ago. amla price actually started her campaign saying that she not t t t want to overcharge criminals. that if possible to probation instead of jail time, she stuck by that. and ultimately the alameda county voters did not like that. we got a chance to talk to some of her supporters. they believe that initially she never got a fair shake. >>where the da that involved winning with just 53% of the vote. and so her political opponents were never satisfied. and and we're also in a place where they would want to take advantage of situations like perceptions of

more on the side of offenders and that on victims. take a look at your screen. this is what some of the supporters, in fact, the person behind safe does what she had to say. she said this recall was about ensuring that victims and their families are respected, heard and supported da prices. policies disregarded the needs of those who have already. >>suffered announced. now it appears thatatatat the board of supervisors could the interview as many as 5 people that take over her position, which will last about 18 months into the election of 2026. at that time, alameda county will once again vote to see who will be the next da for alameda county could be that person that they appoint could be someone else that effectively this morning, kamala price is out her job. back to you. >>it's an incredible story of survival. a 13 year-old boy is alive tonight after a boat carrying his family capsized in bodega bay. he lost his father in that incident. but

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>>oakland diocese plan to settle with more than 330 assault survivors is now facing pushback. the dicey of oakland created a trust fund to settle hundreds of lawsuits. however, survivors attorneys called the plan a scam and a sham that further

traumatize is the survivors. kron four's terisa more. you know, it's an insulting offer. >>to these 400 survivors. who had a lifetime of harm and pain. >>that is damac new event. he is with snap the survivors network of those abused by priests. he spoke with me about the latest development between the oakland diocese and hundreds of survivors alleging years of abuse by priests. we are aware. >>the oakland diocese has. 3 to 4 billion dollars in real estate. a 3rd of it is in vacant land. and so it doesn't affect their missions. it could be sold. >>on friday, the diocese of oakland announced the creation of 160 million dollar fund. that is in part funded through real estate sales of land as well as from the roman catholic welfare corporation

and schools last year, the diocese filed for bankruptcy at the time survivors. attorneys called it a ruse to hide assets. >>and they're saying to a bunch of survivors. don't have those skills. i'm gonna give you this piece of land. trust me. it's worth 40 million dollars. don't worry. it's going to be ok and do in any can't it's going to take for 5 years to get that piece of property sold. it in fact, going to be rezoned to housing and then sold to a developer. >>last month, the archdiocese, los angeles agreed to pay to hundreds of survivors of clergy assault and attorney for oakland survivor says that those proceedings were honest and transparent with an end goal of helping heal from the harm of being abused. >>even 160 million. may sound like a lot of money to some people divided among 400 is not a lot. when you compare it

to los angeles where the where the offer that was made was all cash right now. >>the diocese of oakland posted this statement on their website. quote, while this is an extremely difficult challenge, we want to honor our obligation to survivors. bishop barbers said we recognize that no amount of money can fully and satisfactorily compensate survivors for the abuse they suffered. bearing that in mind. we believe the plan compensate survivors in a fair and equitable way and allows the diocese of oakland to set a path forward to continue to spread the gospel, serving the faithful and the poor, unquote next month. there is another hearing before the bankruptcy judge overseeing the oakland case. theresa kron, 4 news. >>coming up, snow is on the way and already blanketing the sierra. we'll hear how some resorts are gearing up for the ski season after the break.

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>>with lots of snow already blanketing the sierra and plenty more to come. resorts are preparing for skiers who are ready to hit the slopes this holiday season. kron four's justine mom and spoke with coop cooper with cali past resorts with a look ahead. >>there's a lot of snow there behind you. coop house. what are the conditions like? >>i got take a look at it outside here. yes, a few hours ago it was bone mother nature came in to little a natural. this is good base builder right here about 4 inches in and around this year, the last 4 or 5 hours, however, people

got caught off guard. i-80 highway 50 state route. 88 close to a spent everybody slowdown prepare to come on up. but i'll tell you a lot. >>hunt and season is just around the corner. >>how is this? no, wasn't easy to make the snowballs alike. pack a ball. yeah, it definitely this is not cold small it's pretty t and dry. but you know, still do it is very possible like footage is shown right there. that's right here behind me. that's just less than 4 hoursago. so we did get about 4 to 5 inches. now, this is just a little bit above lake lelelelel 63 75 but above lake level, you'd probably maybe 7, 8, inches at those upper peaks with some cited. could be a break tonight and tomorrow, a few flurries. but get we're looking at as we go into thursday friday, saturday, possibly another 8 to 10 inches, which is just great news for all those started days. you guys just talked about. >>and is that enough to get some skiing and snowboarding in this weekend? if we get them out that you just said.

>>if you want to go to about rose, absolutely the other resource you'll have to wait watching. oreo bite pulled the trigger, but i'm not sure they're getting good snow up on top. i-80. but right now it's just melrose. most resorts are 23rd to 29th and that should give us a looforeca about a 17 inch starter base that's wessel out down towards doddridge bear valley. that's out towards kirkwood. that's up on i-80 sugar ball. that's policy so it's a really good start it was just dry. this feels really good. yeah, it's a good amount to kick off the season with what are we expecting the season? what are you looking forward to? i just want to get get excited for all that new snow that's coming i can't believe winter e >>i know winter's i've been saying winners coming for a while, but we're in a la nina pattern. so if you take a look at all new dania, let actually if you really go back historically looks to be the

bigger snow maker for the e stores originate up in the pacific northwest or really up in the gulf of alaska. it is a start to move down towards california. if the jets slips a little bit farther south, that's where we get hit. really good. 2017, 2004 of those were la nina years, not al nino. so if we just kind of had take a look at it historically, let's just over about a 3 to a 396 edge one it will be all good up here in the sierra, right? off to a good start, though, on a stoked meter. love and a half. not quite 13 by le's pick it up. like 10 inches in d 13. but this is a really good start. love it. and this is just the beginning of our conversations during this winter season. so we appreciate your time. >>enjoy the snow and a nice glass of red wine. >>so then see all that. know you coming up this winter. we have to get chilly. >>at take care guys will see out on the mountain. monday's r

long awaited by firefighters. one red flag warnings went into effect in the bay area last month. dry conditions were a big concern. now, kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with santa rosa fire out how this week's wet weather will help them. >>the bay area woke up to rain drops monday morning. it's evident to how helpful that rain is to preventing wildfires. when you drive around and see dry, golden brown grass. the sound of rain hitting the sidewalks is helping fire officials breathe a sigh of relief including santa rosa fire marshal paul

leventhal. looking forward to the rain that we're expecting this weekend really reducing that local risk here this year. firefighters have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that resulted in wildfires all across california. >>including these flames in the oaklanhills last month. lowenthal refers to this rain as beneficial rainfall after what's been a dry fall. so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa grass brush and other vegetation, access fuels and firefighters able to calculate the risk of wildfires based on how quickly those fuels are able to be cured. it can be anywhere from hours to 1000. our fuels for us. right now, the beneficial rainfall that we have is really minimizing the risk for those light flashy fields. but we need the rains to continue. we need the back-to-back beneficial storms. >>to help with our heavier fuels, the risk of wildfires the chances of a spark lessened during the winter months. it's why bay area counties continue to

educate the public on prevention from defensible spaces to the appropriate time of using a lawnmower. it's really unfortunate what happened here locally with in sonoma county with just the number of devastating wildfires we've had since 2017. but from all those events came a lot of people truly do understand what it means to have one less spark. one must wildfire. lowenthal says the extended forecast is also in his favor with more seasonable cooler temps in another chance for rain later this week. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>for the first time since 1998, there will be a new phase in the u.s. house representing california's 12th congressional district. the seat held long by east bay congresswoman barbara lee has been won by bart member. let's see assignment kron four's. catherine heenan spoke with simon and has more on her story. >>yeah, i talk to the congresswoman elect this weekend as she was packing for her trip to washington. but if a simon begins freshman orientation this week and she

really does sound genuinely enthused about starting the new job. >>thank you so much. i'm so humbled. so ready to go. >>lateefah simon calls barbara lee, her mentor. billy was her professor at mills college. and simon says she's always told her to have the moral courage to do what is right. so for me that really that means, you know, calling for a peaceful world, it means championing women's rights to choose. it means as she has done. >>or across the aisle, but work with the grace intellect. that is worthy of this position. i am. i'm so proud to be able to follow her example and she's she's giving me her desk, which is such an honor. simon, a bay area. progressive had hoped to be working to support a kamala harris administration. >>after the democratic party's stunning losses, she says she knows the party needs to have a hard conversation. sure.

we're going to have to learn a lot working in environment where i don't believe we have the senate to and we sure don't have the white house. look them the united states spoke. >>and we need to be able to speak to them clearly. so that were articulating our values and what we're fighting for. and ways that folks can appreciate. clearly we have to sit down and have a conversation as a party. simon says she is the unite or and can reach across the aisle included on her list of priorities for the bay area. >>public transit and public safety, you know, equitable and and well funded. transit is a priority of mine. as many folks know i would transit dependent person. the bay area is an amazing place to live. we need a transit system that is. >>is well resourced. public safety is on the mind of each and every constituent it in my district. so pushing for resources. and what about the fact people are floating? barbara lee's name as the next mayor of oakland. we were at a gathering last night of her

constituents. and when we were done with our public conversation, there was a media chanting leave for mayor. >>and with that great smile of hers, she just gave a a little smirk. and i believe that the congresswoman deserve some time to rest after serving. that's this great state and our nation for almost 50 years that whatever she decides to i think folks know that i'll be cheering her >>simon knows that getting anything done in the second trump administration might not be easy. she is arguing that there's a lot both parties want like safe schools in good health care. she says it's all about how they get it. >>coming last week, the

town of paradise marked the anniversary of the deadly camp fire by dedicating commemorative mural reporter chloe curtis spoke to the first responspend days and even weeks on the front lines there to learn why the campfire was different from anything they've ever seen before. >>you know, at the time the mission is to save lives. right? and so you just push forward. 6 years after the camp fire, many first responders say it's hard to believe it's been that memories of that day. still fresh propane tanks exploding a letter you can hear ammunition going off just. >>total sensory overload. >>the morning of november, 8th

2018, you would see vehicles that were burnt. sacramento county sheriff's office detective gabriel rodriguez working graveyard shift when a call for mutual aid came in for a fire burning in butte county, a fire that ultimately forced more than 27,0un from th responded to that request. >>driving in emergency status all the way up to galley and heard ice. i was walking into the restaurant, sergeant travis sailors was off that day. he's headed out to grab a bite to eat with friends defense got them for you right now. but when the call for help came turn around back to the car tax, my buddies and let him know i was gonna make about night with back to the house. a packed a i wasn't even sure what i really needed when we got to the fairgrounds together, both men have over 30 years experience in law enforcement. at the time. neither can know that they were headed toward california's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in history. when we pulled in the command post, you can see active fire around the command post. i've been to plenty of

fires in my career. i've never seen father. she's homeless. detectivrodriguez and sergeant taylor spent days on end helping evacuate survivors and forcing road closures and protecting the homes still stand a lesson learned by both men in 2018 that they still carry with them in 2024. >>is value of preparation and leadership. >>although i don't live in the mountains community, it is something to be prepared. something have communication, something to be aware of. and as far as law enforcement have the tools ready to go. so when you do have a call to assist the community were able to respond as quickly as possible at that intersection her law enforcement and firefighters from across the state and country came to help. including 90 firefighters from the sacramento metropolitan fire district so many fires. battalion chief chris vestal still remembers the wind that thursday morning in member standing out there thinking god, this is bad. this is really going to be a bad day. if anything starts. >>and all of a sudden my phone

starts lighting up with these notifications that there was a fire up in butte and paradise. >>seasoned firefighters like vestal knew it wasn't going to be pretty from the get-go. our helicopter deployed really early and send back some videos. >>it was really just a sobering moment where i think all of us and we're still here wow, this is this is going to be one of his career fires. this is going to be historic, not thinking that was going anything like what it actually turned into. >>and just as the situation evolves, as did firefighters mission on the ground, our initial crews, they went up there as firefighters trying to put out the fire, tryng to save lives. after that, it went to the mop up and trying to stop the fire and keep the case mourn for their cattle and then a transition to assisting with the search and rescue. >>out of tragedy, vestal says the camp fire brought thousands of firefighters, law enforcement and first

responders together bonds that's carried in the 6 years continuing to respond to large fires. >>a lot of the people that was one of our first fires and first time working together. and we've now taken that and put the ball on. so in response to the next pirates of the other margin throughout the state. you know, to automatic mode. season

2 of the survival competition series outlasts on netflix has come to an end and a new team has claimed the 1 million dollar prize so-called chatter with the new members for the entertainment report.

>>well, it's kind of like hunger games for adults and as good as these contestants are on their own, they have to be a part of a team to win the 1 million dollars >>ties taking around. drifting so far. i don't know. she has the strength to get back. this is a life-threatening situation. >>we're taking 16 people that do not know each other. and forcing them to survive together. and so scared rule. >>welcome to outlast the game with only one rule must be part of a team in order to win more fully committed to getting through this together. my response of first season was. >>i think i could navigate a game like >>make with the game. any time by shooting a flare into the ld dononononone. >>dropping like flies just my my mental capacity is fairly high and i can get along with

anybody. you know, i can kind of changed my personality. i can tweak it here. and there the last team standing wins and will split the 1 million dollar prize. that's insane. and our money life changing that. >>it says something different to something way different and that's something that i think that i could be good at. didn't do anything to win. alaska's of these. >>we don't get a fire going forward. kind of skewed >>you know, they're alaskan wilderness and starring missing her family just starts to chip away at you. and don't know how going to be out there. that was a huge changes. don't know. in the end date is you're missing your family hungry and your brain is just looking for every reason to leave. can make people pretty evil. the coach trash 3rd higher camp. yeah. that's the game. weren't prepared. that's not our fault. sometimes you got to be the bad guy. they had all the supplies to what so i did have a moment where my mind where, you know, kind to a dark place and was like, look.

>>what are you doing out here? you need to be at home with your wife and with your children. and thankfully, i had drew that was there with me. and he was like man, think about how much good you can do for them. you know, you go home right now, you'll never forgive yourself. >>she has flagged down, went unconscious. we're no longer in the game. a life or death situation. you know if you can do something like that and tell don't do something like that. we're here to win at whatever cost. >>tried playing on his game or not to mess with the bayless we get messed with first. >>and a chance to win a million dollars. pretty cool. streaming now through netflix with your report. i'm doug kolk. >>for many, it's only a fantasy to one day work in the entertainment industry. but there's a new group in hollywood that's making a dream come true for men and women who served in our nation's armed forces. reporter kimberly chang has more.

>>we started the program at their meeting clase hollywood american legion post. 43. veterans shared with me that their love for film tv and the started at early age. i was that nerdy kid in long island who loves star trek. love star wars was obsessed. i saw jurassic park. >>i was 8 years old and it blew my little. my my dad bought me a camera when i was 15. >>when they made the decision to serve our country, their dreams to pursue a career in entertainment pivoted. i was producing sports on the east coast when 9.11 these. don't i was doing plays and theater musicals in high school. >>and then i went straight from there into the air force. and it was because of 9.11, shannon would become and air force intelligence officer a cyber threat analyst and slight commander for the national security agency.

utica, joined the army and earned a bronze star that was a public affairs officer. i deployed between 2007 2012. >>deploy to iraq, kuwait and afghanistan. >>my last 2 afghanistan. i was just hatched a special operations command which were the special forces who are working with a lot of the women of afghanistan. and so that time in my life really shaped and changed who i was the now white and air force pilot flew 10 years on active duty. i was stations several times in saudi arabia, turkey to support the war in iraq. >>i was stationed in qatar. also the sport, the war in afghanistan. i was. 20 5.26, when i became aircraft commander of the case, one 35 and after dedicating years to military service. >>it was time for a second act. >>that meant revisiting those early aspirations. when i got

i wanted to pursue writing and directing. i came out los angeles and i knew nobody. it's a challenging transition aging out of your 20's, which is really >>a hot time for actor skills. they learned in the military came in handy, persistence, you being calm under fire. >>and discipline, yeah. they also found support a nonprofit group veterans in media and entertainment for the emmys whwhwhwhwhich connects them wit mentors, internships, educational and job opportunities. and more than 5,000 members. these are the people who are giving me ideas and inspiration. they're the ones who are saying, hey, did you hear about this opportunity? i think veterans we come into the entertainment industry a little bit. >>i think eel at a deficit because we've taken that break. and so our peer group in the entertainment industry has been able to do internships while we're off

training and going to war. >>and so it was really need that provided the community for me to be able not only work and home my art, but understand the business. we learn things about development. we learn things about business affairs and finance and publicity. these are all things that. >>i wouldn't normally kind of be able to peek behind the curtain and know about. >>we now work in various areas of entertainment white's writing credits include black lightning in army wives or bay acted in seal team. and the rookie has written for will trends and swagger. me member tim jala, director cinematographer and army reserve soldier says his military background plays a big role in this work. a sentiment echoed by many i spend a year in afghanistan and that really changed. >>my perspective what storytelling is just that very diverse environment really taught me how to listen and tell a story as it needs to be told that time. my life always

as always shaped me and and really made me the person that i am and has allowed me to kind of tell us some of the stories that i want to the hoho other veterans. we share a similar path. in hollywood. kimberly chang, ktla. 5 news. m

on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. parking in san francisco. it's about to get even more

difficult with some new warnings about parking too close to crosswalks. this is a place to start enforcing a new state daylighting law on january. 1st, but written warnings have started to go out on monday and this has a lot of drivers naturally concerned about a loss of rkini sara stinson spoke with residents and has more details. >>at the start of the new year, drivers must park at least 20 feet away from a crosswalk. that's about the distance from the camera to me as well from the car that you can see this new daylighting law. it's a concept to create more visibility for cars and pedestrians. it is a struggle to find a parking spot in san francisco. impossible. sometimes you have to circle the block and starting january first, it might get even harder. the city's transportation agency sfmta plans to start enforcing a state daylighting law that went into effect earlier this year. it requires drivers to park at least 20 feet or about

one car length from a crosswalk. while the law aims to improve safety at intersections, it's going to take away more than 10,000 parking spots in the city. a shortage of parking spaces is not what we need right now at all. if it's applied. >>just a certain areas where there are schools and maybe children at risk. we're senior centers. that's another thing. parking is really short changed right now. so i think that >>this is not a good thing for the city. the goal of the new laws to better protect pedestrians so far. 21 pedestrians have been killed in san francisco, the executive director of walk sf jodie medeiros released a in part, quote, daylighting is one of the cheapest and easiest solutions for making streets significantly safer, reducing traffic crashes by up to 30%. this new law will save lives in san francisco and improve safety for everyone who uses the roads, including

drivers think it's a great idea to protect pedestrians. i've seen couple of people hit by cars here just on this block after witnessing far too many crashes. the general manager at the stinking rose andras. tommy says he hopes this helps. you know, they're looking at their phone and they're walking on the street being a driver myself. i think it's probably good to have a little more you a little more time to react. >>walk sf says neighboring cities like oakland and alameda do a great job demonstrating daylighting with paint and signage. sfmta says there may not be assigned to tell you to park 20 feet away and it's really going to be up to you. that's why they're spending the next 2 months warning drivers that way on january. first, you can avoid a $40 ticket. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>look at the embarcadero. looking like a nice night. but if you've been outside today, you definitely notice. it was a bit chilly. well,

unfortunately, those temperatures are definitely going to linger there. maybe even get kohler. we have kron 4 chief meteorologist here who is going to tell us all about it, lawrence. >>we have a lot of snowfall across the sierra nevada today covering many of the higher spots in this here above 6500 feet. looks like the tickets, a little bit of a break, but they're not totally done just yet. in fact, the advisory is still up until midnight tonight. but things kind of settling down out there right now. the bulk of that snow has gone by. but i had chance to actually drive across the sierra nevada last week. and boy, just beautiful scene. all that snow up there across the high country stick around. that's the good news is the temperatures are cold enough that even if they're not getting snow, they can make snow there in the mountains there at the ski resorts. but they're going to get more on the way tomorrow. we get a break in the stormy weather. i think a little more snow on the way by wednesday night. >>and into thursday, snow showers kind of moving on in. good news for them for us. we got some partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures tomorrow, mostly sunny mild in a little cool on the coastline. watch out for some big waves out toward the beaches, too. and the week

ahead, still very unsettled. weather pattern as that storm door is open. we're getting ready for another round of some rain coming our way of the dorm. going to be chilly night tonight. i think this is a sign of things to come. a lot colder as we head throughout this week. in fact, some of temperatures may be getting close to freezing in some of the interior valleys as we head t thursday night and into friday. right now, things drying out after a stormy start to the day today. but off the coastline, we've got that area low pressure spinning around right to the gulf of alaska. that is going to bring with another chance of rain to the bay area and some colder temperatures rolling on into. here's long-range forecast model as we head through time. we get into wednesday and there you go. that for storm system rolling two-year more snow up in the sierra nevada. that kind of scooting on by behind that. you got a lot of cold air that's going to be coming in on thursday. i think it's gonna be a chilly day around the bay area. behind that you start cloudy skies and that's where we get pretty cold as we head toward friday morning. the weekend looks good. next week, though, may be a more impressive storm. not only affecting northern california, about maybe all the way down los angeles write overnight lows tonight. going to be chilly plan of some low 40's in the coldest valleys.

>>i think tomorrow afternoon temperatures only warming up 50's low 60's coast side mid 60's, the warmest interior valley and your next couple of days. yeah, we're not done with the rain just yet. that likely moving again late in the day on wedne especially north of the golden gate bridge, lingering scattered showers into thursday, dry on friday and saturday. but cold in the ings, maybe more rain early next week. >>it thanks so much, lawrence. >>while oakland school board leaders are set to school mergers this week. the district faces a 95 million dollar budget deficit for the next year. and they're propose fixes may be emerging. some 10 schools into 5 share campuses. the fact that schools are multiple there on your screen there, as you can see, officials say the shortfall is due to declining enrollment and the end of covid relief funds. and the superintendent says the mergers would preserve the school's unique strings and traditions. if it does happen, the board of education will discuss this on wednesday and then they will vote on it officially on december. 11th. and as the

weather gets colder, high school officials in east san jose are asking the community to support a program that will help students experiencing homelessness in the district. the side union high school district and the east side education foundation are encouraging people to help and donate the money raised will go towards the mckinney veto program which provides warm clothes and gift cards to students during the holiday season. this year, the estimate more than 1000 students and families will unfortunately experience homelessness during the holidays. the san francisco sheriff's office is warning the public tonight about ongoing phone scams that have caused victim $6,000 in just the past week. according to the sheriff's office that these are calling from u.s. foods. caller, i d they could be sf sheriff's office or sf city hall. for instance, they then demand thousands of dollars for things like failing respond a federal warrant or subpoena and request you pay using wire transfers, bitcoin's gift cards or venmo anyone who

believes they were a victim of the scam is asked to contact the sheriff's office. driverless robotaxi has started testing on san francisco streets right now. it's focusing on the soma neighborhood. rides are not available to the public during this testing phase. only zoox employees are allowed to arrive in them while they work out the kinks. zoox has no manual controls within the vehicle. unlike waymo's, which has a steering wheel and brake and gas pedals in the car zoox and officials say they hope to have rides available to the public, though in the next year. south city pays. 23 me company says it's laying off more than 200 employees. that's about 40% of its workforce. the genetics testing company was one of the most successful startups back in the early 2. thousands valued at 6 billion dollars. but now it's worth 120 million dollars back in september, all 7 members of its board of directors have resigned. the

ceo is reportedly also trying to make the company private. >>it's been nearly one week since election day, but it still could be several weeks until we know the outcome of close races across the state. in fact, there are still millions of ballots yet to be counted in california. capital tom wallace. i'll speak with the state's chief elections official about why that is.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. as we now approach the one-week mark since election day statewide, there's still millions of ballots yet to be counted. our

capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with california's top election officials and shares what we can expect the final results to be certified. >>while statewide, it will still be a while until all of the votes are processed and counted. in fact, final certification of the results here in california is still weeks away. in california, the counting continues according to the secretary of state's office as of the weekend leading up to veterans day statewide, there were still about 4.9 million ballots left to count. we tell people to be patient. you will get the final count. that's the message from california's election chief secretary of state dr. shirley weber. >>she points out county elections offices have until december 5th. exactly one month after election day to certify results from their webber's office has an additional week to issue a final certification of the results statewide. nothing is official until it's official. in fact, ballots that were postmarked on or before election day but have not yet arrived in elections office.

can still count as long as they arrive. no later than one week after election day. >>and in addition of that, webber says signature verification slows down the vote, counting process. that's because the voter signature on each ballot return envelope is matched with the signature. the state already has on file. we have machines that can match it. and if the mask is not guaranteed in terms of the machine itself, then we actually do hand hand verification if for some reason you don't sign that ballot, we will try to find you. >>we will actually see that every ballot is coded. so we know your dress. we can basically go and try to find people and have them come in and sign their ballot. so we make every effort those remaining votes could make all the difference in the weeks to come in a handful of close legislative and congressional races across the state that are still too close to call the systems we have in place are really robust. >>but it also means that it slows down the process a little bit. and that's that's a, you know, compromise. we have to deal with. and

congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college presidential results in early january officially proclaiming donald trump is the winner and incoming president of the united states reporting in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >>well, dean preston appears to have been defeated in his bid to be re-elected to san francisco board of supervisors. preston posted a statement his account conceding that district 5 supervisors race preston was edged out, as you can see by the political newcomer belong the mood. he's a startup founder who received 53% of the vote. a precedence 47%. governor newsom is heading to the white house to meet with biden administration officials. it remains unclear who he will be meeting with. but in a statement today, the governor's office said he will advocate for key priorities for california. this includes disaster funding. the approval state health care such as mental health care and crucial climate waivers as well. now

to an update on the fire in southern california. a break in the santa ana winds over the weekend allowed firefighters to make steady progress on the mountain fire over in ventura county. but there's still some work to be done as the winds are forecast to pick back up this week, the fire has burned over 20,000 acres and is at 36% contained as those containment numbers continue to climb. crews begin. mckenzie mobilizing this morning, but the fire fight is still far from over 6 people, including one firefighter have been injured since the blaze broke out. the nfl has fined forty-niners defensive end nick bosa more than $11,000 for wearing a maga hat when he interrupted a post-game interview last week. your the had after a sunday night football game between the niners and the dallas cowboys. you can see both appointed to his white hat in support of now, president-elect donald trump under nfl policy players where personal political messages

without approval. bosa says the moment was 4th at though. and we all love a good cup of coffee for a boost of energy. but now researchers are ringing the alarm about children and teens abusing caffeinated drinks. new research that came out found a notable spike on caffeine related visits. the are among middle schoolers and teenagers, according to the data, the rate of emergency rate room visits among those ages 11 to 35 nearly double the last 6 years. dietitians say the dangers lie in the daily diet. what about the soda coffee? tea or energy drinks? >>has been recognized safe or adolescence kids 12 to 18 is only 100 milligrams of kathy. so that's equivalent to about one cup of coffee. but when people are drinking. sports

drinks or caffeine infused energy drinks. that number is really going to shoot to unsafe levels. the fda says for healthy individuals, 400 milligrams of caffeine a day is ok. >>and that's equivalent to 4 to 5 cups of coffee. but too much of the kathy now ones could lead to heart palpitations, anxiety and high blood pressure. dietitians say the best advice for parents know what your teenagers are consuming and how much caffeine each energy drink or cappuccino, they might be drinking and limit that for you to once or twice a week.

in the east bay, a shooting outside a liquor store in antioch leaves one man in critical condition. no arrests have been made so far and it happened atsquare in a shopping center troubled by gang violence as kron four's philippe djegal councilmember now wants to bring a police substation to the area to curb violence. >>more than a dozen shell casings litter the ground outside the spot liquor store in antioch sunday where a 23 year-old man was shot and left hospitalized in critical condition. the 4th shooting reported at or near the sycamore square shopping center in one week. raymond rodriguez lives nearby. day by day, we learning to just deal with the trauma of this string iolence follows relatively calm weeks compared to a blood september. >>when antioch police say an attempted homicide on labor day reported on peppertree way triggered more than a dozen gang-related shootings along the corridor. police increase

patrols in the area which quieted things down. but as we seen, increased patrols didn't stop the gun violence. councilmember tamisha torres walker is proposing a more permanent solution up for discussion on tuesday night's council agenda. >>toure is walker wants the city to lease space at the shopping center and turn it into a police substation ones. jj's left, which was a restaurant right here. it opened up an opportunity for some actual space for substation substation will allow them to see police officers in the area that in itself will be a deterrent. >>i'm not saying it's going to change everything, but it will soften the problem. mayor elect ron bernal say support funding a new substation if the police department could ensure it would be properly staffed. his can't go out in the end of the front yards in play because people are afraid bullets are going into buildings, stray bullets. it's it's it's unacceptable is. walker says a substation would be good for businesses to. they cannot

make a profit if people are afraid come here. also listed on tuesday's agenda, the city council could adopt a resolution approving double time taffffffffff to work extra shifts in designated areas of the city to reduce violence. >>in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>i'm david lazarus. a once bankrupt restaurant chain is hoping that a new menu, new de

>>in the south bay, wet weather didn't stop people from coming out to honor those who served and veterans day celebrations were also in full swng across the bay ay kron 4 c

shows us how people are saying thank you. >>well, here in san jose on monday, it was a very rainy start to veterans but that did not stop lots of people from coming out to celebrate, including here at the parade along santa clara street. just after noon on monday, the veterans day parade began making its way down santa clara street through downtown san jose. this is the 106 veterans day parade. now in years past this event has drawn a big crowds. but because of the heavy rain here on monday, probably a more modest turnout this year. but there are still quite a few people, including this woman, a u.s. army veteran who says that she would show up here rain or shine. it is important to me because we get to honor all of them military personnel that have my brothers and sisters that unfortunately didn't make it back. right? so we're here to honor them as well. you know, and then being around other veterans just brings back a lot of memories of when i served as well too. now the

parade included people from the san jose police department, the fire department to all branches of the military. a lot of people in costumes, lots of musical performances as well. also, santa was there. the parade made its way down. clair street eventually ended up over by cesar chavez park. t fo bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>stocks closed at record highs as the post-election rally continues. and a red lobster is betting on a millennial makeover. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. a couple of big milestones in wall street world today. the dow closing above 44,000 for the first time ever. and the s p 500 closing over 6,000 for the first time ever. these are just round numbers. they mean in the grand scheme of things. but from a psychological perspective, they show market momentum. that's something investors respond to wall street y still in a partying mood after donald trump's election win. the street sees this is ushering in more mergers, more deregulation. obviously more

tax cuts, all of which is seen as being good for business along these lines. bitcoin topped $87,000 amid hopes that the president-elect who owns his own crypto company will maintain a light touch when it comes to crypto regulation. the same goes for tesla, which is up another 9% today as the company ceo cozies up to the new administration shares of elsa gunderson that helped slightly today after the toy maker had to apologize for inadvertently printing the web site of a company on the sides of the boxes for its new we could dollars. i won't tell you what that url is, but don't go there on wednesday. the latest inflation data. now, let's take a look at red lobster, which is hoping to reinvent itself with a younger fresher image. and to do that, it's brought in a 35 year-old ceo who hoped will have sufficient millennial mojo to create this turnaround molo. adam overcome says rededs totot going after younger people, especially after closing more than 100 outlets this year

alone visits to red lobster down 43% in october from a year ago. the chain is hoping that a revamped menu, new lighting, new decor and a snap. your playlist playing over the speakers will do the job. will they still have those? all you can eat shrimp deals that blew an 11 million dollar hole in their finances last time. don't count on it. back to you. >>we'll continue with more top

day is the time to stop and think our service men and women and hundreds of bay area veterans and their family members. mark veterans day on the uss hornet in alameda kron four's last. the good in has

their story. >>people across the bay area are finding ways to honor all military veterans. on my, horne annual veterans day event that runs around today. come from all parts of our nation and preventing loss of life. >>but they all share socal be call >>so just and dedication. the c community leaders, speakers, historians often team remembering those who answered the call of duty. >>especially those who even though coming back to america great patriots and great veterans still does not believe that from the american dream. and so so much of my life has been to make sure that all of our veterans are

treated fairly. >>and see the resources and services they also these moments of silence were also taken to honor all veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice. >>stockton police are still searching for multiple suspects after 2 people were shot and killed over the weekend. those deaths pushing the city's homicide rate closer to last year's total. claudia stefani and taa closer look at the numbers. >>good evening. gunshots ringing out just hours apart. and within proximity. police tell me despite the disturbing news, the community should and immediately jumped to concern. >>on saturday, gunfire broke out. the first shooting happened around 6, 30 at night on aurora street and mlk boulevard. the second shooting happened just hours later on the 1700 block of west fremont street in the first shooting. 40 year-old man was taken to the hospital after getting shot, at least once by gunfire

following a disturbance about 2 hours later, gunfire breaking out again this time a woman was shot and taken to the hospital where she later died from her injuries. police shootings do not appear to be connected. police say right now they are just one death away from hitting last years homicide rate. they explained how this looks in comparison to years past and says the numbers are down. just kind of looking back a few years 2022 40 with the next off the ai with 49 were in 2021. finished off their with 56 and then it back too far. but i think it went well. we're at like 79 homicide. despite homicides still happening in the area. >>they say getting suspects behind bars in these type of crimes is up or sectors are out there. and our players right right now is between 55 57%, which is historically for us. and in general, typically you'll see those numbers. community advocate explain why things crime is happening. all this is time frame ice not having use that.

>>do ra. >>now police are still looking into the details of these investigations. they say it's possible that the victims and the suspects knew each other. they also were not able to tell me of crime had recently happened in those areas. so details were still working on for now, reporting from stockton covering local news that matters. climate stefani and fox. 40 news. in sacramento

veterans affiliated council hosted their annual veterans day parade on monday. the parade started on the west steps of the capitol and hundreds came out to honor those who served our country.

despite the wet weather reporter julie at smith road along the parade and brings us that story. >>this year's theme highlights the importance of mental health services in the military community and nothing including rain could stand in the way of that. >>when our veterans are overseas and they're they're doing what they have to do for us that they don't stop for the rain. nor will we on this veterans day. residents return to the steps of the capitol to honor those who have served for us and it shows them how much we appreciate what they've sacrificed >>us fia campbell is one of the event coordinators. we have some cool cars. >>forces people walking some marching bands and local community members just coming out and supporting veterans today. >>the parade gives us a chance to honor vets like abel hernandez who served in world

war 2 and turns 100 years old. this weekend was ammunition occur. and vietnam vet in retired senior navy chief lee white john adams. well, we're the greatest nation in the world and you may recognize his 8 times great grandfather who in part inspires his my grandfather's john adams and john quincy adams had a lot to do with framing america. and so try to get back to america like they did adams now spends his time advocating on behalf unhoused veterans. it's time for us to stand up america to bring all the homes at when i started as mayor, we were. >>funding less than 100 dead tonight north to about 1500 a but more to go and the work continues because no should be living on the streets and especially no one who has served their country any of the issues that lead to homelessness stand for mental health. this year's topic is a lot of crazy things that happen.

>>during warfare and for them to absorb that. hold on to that and their mental capacities and then try to come back and be a civilian it becomes very difficult having the opportunity to talk about it in a public setting. >>really is a big deal. this is raymond velez 18th year attending the parade on behalf of his brother who also served in vietnam. but don't forget. >>why we're here. why we're able to drive down the look, you know, as free as a bird because of people like them to serve. >>the veterans we spoke with remind us just how important it is to be back out here each and every year to honor those who have served. and one more time from everyone at fox 40. thank you so much all of our veterans for their service and their fight for our freedom in sacramento, covering local news that matters to at smith fox, 40 news. >>what to know about the new hearing? a feature on the air pods. i'll tell you how to take the test and activate it.

>>the cast of wicked hit the reet i i i i in la for the premiere of the musical movie. plus, we're getting a first look at the 8th installment of the mission. impossible franchise. andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>we start with the la premiere for the highly anticipated musical movie, wicked the for the stars arrive saturday night, a performance for one of the songs from the musical dancing through life. in attendance were the film's main cast ariana grande and iridescent pink and cynthia marie voting. stunning green. the 2 have been dressing as their characters in the film during the press tour. saturday was

no exception. stars of the movie jonathan bailey, ethan slater, michelle yeoh and jeff also there across the board, the cast pretty excited for fans to see the fruits of their labor. it's a wonderful that's yes, a real honor. yeah, yeah. we're just so grateful. and the fans have been so one still open and loving they've embraced our elfie inland. that in a way news there are no wait. i didn't i didn't know if i expected that kind reception for them tonight. welcoming in such a way. and it's been really cindy and i >>how they are a power couple and they going and how all the way home. i think it's just extraordinary and his credit, sentiments you know, a it's at everyone can enjoy it compared to all the movies i've made i've made i've been lucky enough to make a bunch of and i've been some good ones. i've had some great experiences. this is the cherry on top. it took the cake. people have loved wicket for 20 years and i don't know. it's a beautiful

thing to see a beautifully to be a part car everybody was screaming. i my for community to get out they because i thought, oh, my gosh, they remember. >>it's emotional hits theaters, november 22nd more movie news mission. impossible. 8. >>is it the story of tom cruise versus chatgpt even hot continue his fight against the ai entity called the entity. here's a preview. >>life you trying to say. ones >>angela bassett returns a cia director. erica sloan also starring simon pegg haley at well and more director

e is back. additionally, final reckoning is part 2 to 20 twenty-three's dead reckoning. it will be released in may of next year. with your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer. >>intact news. apple air-pods has a new hearing aid feature to get a behind the scenes look and review on the new gadgets. rich demero checks it out in rich on tech. >>air-pods are already some of the best selling ear buds in the world. and now apple is taking them a step further with a simple software update. you can now turn them into clinical grade hearing aids. apple has turned the air pods pro 2 in 2 hearing aids. we always want to t about ways that we can. >>help people improve their lives, impact their life in a really positive way with the devices that they're using every day. the company says the new feature can help the billion or so people living

with mild to moderate hearing loss. right now it's available on the air pods pro to which have been sold since if you're unsure what model you have going to bluetooth settings. tap the i next year. air pods and scroll down to find the model number. it's also printed on the air pods themselves. it must match one of these. now update the software on your iphone to ios 18.1, then open settings, tap the name of your air pods and choose the option to take a hearing. test. you can also find this in the health app. we have validated this against kind of the gold standard of a test. has you tap the screen as you hear various tones? it takes just a few minutes. >>you'll get the results immediately on your screen. if you receive an audio graham that shows perceived mild to moderate hearing loss and you hearing aid feature until seamlessly transform

those same air pods into clinical grade. hearing apple's hearing a feature works with both outside sounds and the audio you play on your iphone when so we'll actually not only assist you with hearing, but has other features like conversations boost, which will boost today at the conversation that's happening around houston can hear that better. you can you can use this even if you're just listening music or a podcast of the radio, even if you don't need hearing aid feature hearing protection is now turned on by default. this will reduce loud environmental sounds. you can also use them at a concert may be. >>when you're using them as hearing aids, the battery lasts about 6 hours. >>the airpods pro to retail for $250. they're often on sale for less. i'll put more information and those compatible model numbers on my web site. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

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>>is this pretty much how we got a look at this niners win over tampa bay in tampa bay, of course, is they now sit above 505 and for the niners. do. >>now, though it when the offense, although much better with christian mccaffrey back, everyone excited about that. >>but they're still struggling to find end zone and they were a bunch of mistakes on the side of the niners. more than likely you won't have to. well, you won't win against the rest of the opponents on the schedule, making those same time mistakes, especially not that many of the miners. they had to settle for a few

field goals on more drive than, you know, you would hope watching them get the ball up the field in the frustration. well, it's still within the 9 is cam. it was after jane moody missed his 3rd straight field goal that that happened right there on your screen. and it prompted the 9 ers wide receiver deebo samuel detail mood to lock in. he was trying to get in focus when long snapper tabor pepper. he stepped in and tempers, of course, flare from that point on between the 2 speculation does this point to an even deeper issue amongst the team? >>well, today coach kyle shanahan did talk. he said, put out the fires. it's not that bad. everything's all good. >>everyone to bow throw punch or anything on anybody in our own team. we've also want say anything bad to jake, like it sounded us meeting him on the field, tell them no lock in, you know, the same thing all held an offensive players just dropped. some made some penalties or something. you never sat there and belittle anybody or try to embarrass. you. want try to challenge guys that you believe a way how we speak to each other and

count on the need focus on lock in because we know you can do this. i like that tensions on it and he's got his kickers back. but i think he kinda interpreted wrong with people is doing to him and overreacted a little bit. people didn't like that and got him out of the space it's really about word talk to the guys about it. talk to a number of guys on the team we squash in oregon. >>just >>a little squabble between brothers after a five-game road trip. the boy is whatever. back at home on tuesday against the dallas mavericks and the warriors first in-season tournament matchup is what that will be in the warriors on a successful road trip went 4, 1, only those into the cleveland cavaliers who remained undefeated so far this season. now, the mavericks, on the other hand, not playwell on the road right now, the man city, 5, 5, on the season as a whole. it. they're on a two-game skid to open up a five-game road trip of their own. both derrick lively and pj washington are out injured, but the warriors well make up for long night being that they're playing so well. the new look for years, at least

and the dallas mavericks banged up with a few other issues it can make for a long night and it's already want to be emotional night because the warriors, they bring clay back for the first time. >>i'm looking forward to it. i think we all are. it'll be gegegegegeared up for it and th can't wait to see clinton brand of play in the bay area >>it's something i don't know. any were where explain it would do it. justice. we obviously have a game play. so you. a lot on that the celebration and he's going to get very opportunity reflect on all the memories that we what i enjoy the mom celebration. deserve i just hope >>to the ice, the sharks

looking to make it 2 straight wins in a row. they were in philly taking on the fly u.s. 3rd period as well picking up shark down by one. it's henry throught to sooth it. barclay goodrow with the snapshot and the sharks. they come all the way back to tie that would eventually send it into a shootout. and in that shootout, it was a fire that this is the sharks travis committee. will he flicks it and a pretty much do it. the sharply falling. this reported they'll head to new york to take on the rangers on thursday. >>let's get a check on your week's forecast year's crop for sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow with the details. lawrence, we're going to get a little more rain coming in our direction tonight. partly cloudy and cool from mostly not bad, but then the unsettled weather pattern kind of brings back that the rain activity as we head in toward late wednesday and things staying unsettled into thursday anrly y y y y on temperatures out the door. 48 degrees in half. moon bay 56 now in san francisco. cool. 48 nap and 49 degrees in snow. most of the temperatures get a

little chilly but gonna get a lot colder. i think a lot of part of the week is going to see this cold or continue to work its way in from the gulf of alaska. and that's going to plow right into the bay area in california and bring those temperatures way down other right now. thing of settling down from all the rain activity early on today. but there's more on the way see it right here. here's that next storm system rolling in late today on wednesday. kind of clip in the bay area as it moves on by more snow up in the high country. behind that, we got that cold air settling in. so scattered showers likely some pretty chilly conditions. i think on thursday as that system kind of scoots on through maybe a lingering shower early on ay. . . . . and then the weeken looks good. before we get ready for this guy. if this all holds together, that would be a much more impressi storm dropping into much of california, maybe all the way down. los angeles as we head into our monday, we can only night last night be cold in spots down to 40 and lamar 40 in antioch about 41 furlough in santa rosa. even a chilly 47 degrees in san francisco by day tomorrow. well, not bad day. we'll see numbers 50's 60's along the immediate coastline. watch out for those

big waves up toward the beaches. mid 60's in place like a word about 65 in concord. so yeah, let's check out your tenant and get you going through the day and we're going to see tomorrow. not a bad day. then the clouds begin to roll in late in the day on wednesday, a chance scattered showers continuing into thursday, friday and saturday. look good will start to clear out your skies. but look at the overnight lows down to freezing possibly early in the morning. starting out on friday, even called on 3rd on saturday and sunday, too. so a big change in the weather pattern. of course, we have that rain move in. but seems like all of a sudden we've gone smack dab into this nice winter, like pattern. now more and more is on the way, which is all good news. >>and that doesn't here for us. at kron. born is. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at 5 o'clock. great re

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