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stephanie rothman. >>oceans are running gh in the south bay over the latest hool district's proposal to close several locations. >>the alum rock union school to close a 20 millon dollar budget deficit and parents, students and teachers all gather tonight at a board meeting to speak out against the plan. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us after talking with them about their concerns. >>a lot of emotions inside the packed board of trustees meeting. each person had one minute to speak during public comment. many walked away saying they still don't feel heard. >>these parents they're mad because the district's report is untrue. please keep lindale elementary open. thank you. >>parents, teachers, students and community members cheer each other on as they took turns speaking before the alum rock union school board trustees at a meeting thursday night. many expressing frustrations over the proposed

plan to close 7 schools consolidate to and redesign one. unfortunately, as you see, there's a lot of people coming out of their crime on november. 4th, the superintendent released a list of recommended schools that would close next year. the district says they're facing a 20 million dollar deficit due to declining enrollment. lower birth rate and end of temporary covid relief funding. we felt betrayed a really the best thing about the neighborhoods are the schools. and when yose the schools, it was the heart of the neighborhood. the district also plans to reduce staffing levels across the district. parents say it's going to cause a major upset within their families. my kids, you know, came home crying. it's that. >>and 6th grade where i'm going to graduate now he would have to be driving our kids to 2 different schools now and they are both on the opposite ends of the cityso we would not only have to find transportation. it's going to cost more money and time. rafael nieves has 2 kids at

aptitude community at gas. the proposed plan is to send students to 2 different schools above all, he says he's worried about his kids safety where they want to send our our school and our children is infested by gangs not once did they bring our children safety. do you hope that speaking tonight? not just you, but the others will maybe get years school off the list? >>i don't think so that and are not hearing everybody. anybody. >>they're letting us speak. but at the end of the day is like for what you guys are ready, took a decision the board says nothing has been decided quite yet. the final vote will be on december second and then they have until december 16th to send a fiscal stabilization plan to the santa clara county office of education. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in san jose kron. 4 news. >>well, allan rock isn't the only one grappling with budget woes. several othearea schools are also leaning towards emerging campuses to cut down on costs. district officials, hayward unified school district today held a

town hall to discuss solutions. school officials say the hayward district is facing a continuing decline in enrollment due primarily to changing demographics and the high cost of living in the bay area. they also told parents that they have to solutions because they won't longer be receiving covid relief funds. they say those funds at 87 million dollars were used for supplies and to help support staff. this is an issue. other schools in the bay area are struggling with as well. just yesterday, oakland unununified came under fire from frustrated teachers and students after they announced they will potentially merge 10 schools. they're closing down 5 officials say the merges will be between schools that already share a campus resulting in no students needing to move schools. but that's not the case over in san francisco, sf usc were the first to announce a mergers last month. they plan to close 3 schools and merge 8 others. they also say to other schools will be a quote, welcoming school off our clothes school. many families are criticizing

the district there for unfairly choosing schools, the people of color and other languages being the focus in their schools on the chopping block, a final vote to move forward with the changes will take place next month. and back in hayward school officials say many of other buildings are aging and need or 9illion dollars. the facts in the past. district has also discuss what to do with their campmpmpmpmpuses, including leasing selling them or even turning the laurel campus, for instance, into a paall these ideas will be discussing the upcoming ings. there are 3 more and the next one is this saturday. or oking outside at downtown san francisco? looking like a nice night. definitely been chilly this week. kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton is here now with a look ahead at your weekend weather forecast. but first, kathy, how's it looking outside? >>featured sunshine, clouds of vertical development. lightning strikes, raindrops. we had atle bit of

everything and you still may see a few raindrops in overnight tonight and tomorrow. but i wouldn't be surprised if it were dry for you. that's not the big story. now the big stories are as follows. a high surf advisory right alonthe california coastline, 12 to 18 foot waves and they could be very dangerous. they can just appear without warning sweeping across the beaches and the rocks. so be very careful. not a good day to go swimming tomorrow or to surf next big issue. coastal flood advisory mainly for the counties surrounding the san francisco bay. thatn effect through monday at 4 o'clock. that's for minor flooding could be in parks and parking lots and things like that north. a freeze warning. not tonight, but tomorrow night through saturday morning. concern for people time. bring everybody inside. get your pets inside, protect your plants. and of course, protect your pipes. finally, a winter weather advisory that's up in the sierra greater lake tahoe area through mono county. that's midnight

tonight through 7 o'clock friday for dangerous right driving head up to lake tahoe. >>well, new tonight, we're just learning now that president elect trump's pick for the next defense secretary was previously under investigation for assaults right in our backyard in monterey, moderate police confirmed they investigated peter headset in connection to an alleged assault. that happened back in a motel in 2017. police say the incident happened overnight and they didn't provide any details about the victim. only saying that the victim suffered a bruise on right thigh headset currently works as a fox news host and trump named him as defense secretary as a nominee earlier this week. an investigation is underway in the east bay following a spill from chevron's richmond refinery. state officials sharing this picture of the equipment at the richmond dwarf this morning. it was used to help absorb some of this bill. but officials say y there are no impacts to

wildlife have are. their investigation will continue on. and a southwest airlines flight out of oakland bound for reno was forced to make an emergency landing in sacramento. the crew reported a flap morning after takeoff last night. that crew thankfully landed safely and passengers were accommodated on to the next flight out to reno. but this is the second southwest airlines flight this week alone to make an emergency landing on tuesday. a flight from san jose to burbank was forced to turn around after they had engine issues. southwest has since removed that plane from service. and the faa is investigating both incidents. federal tes s s s s on energy bills are now available for california homeowners. those eligible can get up to $8,000 to energy efficient heating and cooling pump switching over could cut energy bills by hundreds of dollars each year and ce electricity. use by up to 75% to see if you qualify and how to apply. just

go to our website. that's com 4 dot com. coming up, the man accused of killing cash founder bob lee. >>second day, we have the very latest from a contentious cross-examination will be right back.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. it was another emotional day in the bob lee murder trial today. cross-examination of the accused killer. many continue for a second day today. prosecutors focusing on ripping amenities testimony from yesterday's direct

examination. kron four's lezla gooden has more. s, as you mentioned, this is day 2 many taking the stand and the prosecution continued their cross examination and it was more combative. and before again, cameras are not allowed inside. but let me tell you what the court room didn't look like. it was packed more than it ever has been since the trial began. i know many while the stand appeared annoyed him became argumentative with the prosecution and his own defense lawyers during the continuation of cross-examination, the prosecution tried to show many was angry with leave because he believed that his drug exuauauauaually assaulted his sister khazar at one many and the prosecutor began sparring back and forth in the courtroom many push back on questions and pointed his finger at him. the keys then admitted that he never called police after bob lee was stabbed. >>and he died during his second day on the many continue to claim that tried to kill him because of the bad

joke he made about his life. the state also asked during the 9 days between the murder and his arrest, why he didn't call police but instead reached out to lawyers if he thought he felt like he had nothing to do with lee's death, many responded that he thought that someone else had injured ali and said maybe it was in an house person and says after the ation, lee looked fine. moments moment his lawyers look stressed and even did when they did their redirect and they had to tell him to answer their questions. bob lee's brother minis testimony does not make sense. >>and so, i mean, just from the acts and from. if any normal, ordinary responsible first, happy to have the offense happened. even has laid out today. the reaction would have been tely different. what you have seen team of pressing ones there. we see him just try and take control ofs room like his, his arrogance and title men were on full display here. all

right. and that is that's what i think all of us. we person is really just trying to revise them into something that that will a lot of person. and again, when speaking about his many fought back tears and when discussing the decades ofse, he says his family endured because of his father. >>and the prosecution spent some time saying many has shown in separate situation, but he will manipulate and lie to get what he wants based on the circumstan and nearly all of the jurors had questions so many that the judge excused the rest of the court so they could have time to go through them. and the jury at some point looked very tired. >>and i noticed that one of themwas smiling and smirking when it became very combative in the courtroom. again, we will be watching this very closely. let's get in kron. 4 news. >>san francisco's historic cable cars could be on the wiwiwiwiwith bus lines and trai

this comes as a multi-million dollar shortfall is forcing transit officials to explore all their options. the sfmta says they understand how importane cable cars arerere to the culture of the city. but the pandemic has hahahad devastating impacts on the agency's budget. and after last week's election, they're not expecting any federal dollars to p any time soon. >>some out of straw make cuts to the and that's our job is actually just do the technical, difficult work of describing what exactly is in that state. this new federal administration will not be prioritizing public transportation. >>agens next steps is looking into introducing a possible ballot measure in the future to help with the funding. preservationists and san jose are trying to save a historic japanese american farmhouse from demolition over. council voted to turn conway house and property into urban

housing organizations like the japanese american museum of san jose are now working to have the farmhouse move before the construction begins. activists say the house serves as an important reminder of japanese american history in the santa clara valley >>really want to make sure that this history doesn't get erased. that just wiped off the face of the planet. we want to make sure that we can continue to learn lessons by utilizing the space, which is symbolic of so much, not just the contributions of japanese americans to agriculture, but the world war, 2 incarceration stories of allyship in solidarity which are still so important today. >>activists say they need $750,000 move the building to history. park the deadline to present that money is tomorrow. but the groups are hopeful they will get an extension from the developers. and tonight, a group of men inininininsurance fraud.

>>after this bizarre bear scheme, you heard that right. surveillance video shows right there. what looks like a bear breaking into a rolls royce and tearing up the interior. but investigators have now determine it was a man in a bear suit. now for la county, men are under arrest for insurance fraud after they used the video to place a claim detectives searched the home of one of the suspects and found that tattered bear suit complete with metal claws. investigators say the suspects also filed claims with 2 different insurance companies to get as much money as possible. defrauding the company's of more than $141,000. >>a point, of course. >>it really shakes your confidence. in public officials, elected officials. >>on kron, 4 news reaction pouring in after san jose city council member omar torres. it says i fail while waiting in jail for child molestation jail for child molestation charges. stay with us. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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>>in the east bay, violence continues in the city of antioch. >>kron four's philippe djegal reports this time a woman says a person carjacked when she stopped to help them after a crash. >>as the line grew with drivers ing up to pick up their drive-thru coffee just before 9 o'clock wednesday morning. and visitors headed to the slaton ranch shopping center in antioch, 2 good samaritans who exited their cars to help a driver who they believed had just crashed in front of the shopping center, ended up becoming victims. you have to do the best you can to

put ucl. police say when 2 women approached the driver, he pushed the door open, knocking one woman over as rushed to the other victim's car. and she was trying to get her percen the vehicle was actu inside the vehicle and he fled the with her inside the vehicle. he took off on with her. now. >>that's >>scary. the suspect drove with the victim for about a mile and a half down a lone tree way before the victim was able to get out of the r near another shopping center. very brave. luckily she was not police investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says the 34 year-old suspect was eventually arrested on the other end of town. a high-speed chase and attempts to enter several homes and parked cars. at one point, police terminating the pursuit and relied on witness accounts to track the man down because the chase became unsafe. those calls from witnesses in giving us locations in. >>and not necessarily engaging with the suspect, but just being a great witness. >>helps us arrest so many people. this as the police

department continues to build up its depleted staffing levels. this week, the council approved funding double time for officers to work extra shifts in crime ridden areas and agreed to move forward on establishing a police substation at sycamore square where gang-related shootings have escalated since labor day in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>san joseilmember omar torrrrrrrrrres will remain behi bars. this after a judge orders he will be held without bail during a hearing on thursday. kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom and has the details behind the judge's ruling. >>council member omar torres faces 3 felony charges of child molestation with someone under the age of 14. the incident dates back 25 years ago. but a judge said today that torres is still a danger to minors. omar torres appeared in court thursday, but just out of sight next to his lawyer with only his hands visible. the san jose city council members accused of sexually abusing a minor and

1999, though the incident was 25 years ago. santa clara county assistant district attorney brian welch. >>use more recent evidence to request towards be held without bail. looked at the evidence that we cited of text messages. >>between mr tours and the individual who we reported was extorting him. >>but these were text messages from 2 years ago. and from that the court was able to conclude that there was an ongoing danger to minors. a police affidavit obtained by kron 4 contain those recent text messages in which torres. >>take that he had oral with a 17 year-old that evidence was enough for a judge to rule thursday that torres be held without bail. a decisit his attorney nelson, mckell murray, was not surprised by certainly understand the court's ruling disappointing. of course, i do think that mr. >>as an adult, a model citizen and has given back a tremendous amount of this community is certainly weknown.

represent district 3 in 2022. and was the first openly latino to sit on a city council in santa clara county. put in his own resignation, but it doesn't go into effect until november 27th. he really does care about his constituency that that that's something he's made r fofofofofor entire time that i've known him that he truly loved his community an serving his people. it really shakes your confidence in public officials, elected officials who have taken an oath on wednesday district 3 the community detailing next o steps for the remainder of torres is term. >>whether that's hold a special election, appoint a new council member or assign someone to the role while a special election unfold. >>it his next court date is scheduled for november. 22nd reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>it's been about a week and a half since election day yet. california still has more than a million and a half of ballots left to count capitol correspondent eytan wallac i'll tell you how many ballots and i'll explain. my secretary of state. shirley weber says the slow process is all about

ensuring

>>kron four's your local election headquarters thursday. california's top elections officials are firing back amid criticism the state is taking too long to count the votes. capitol correspondent wallace has a closer look at some of the criticism and has the response from secretary of state shirley weber. >>well, now that it's been about a week and a half since election day, when voters eithropped off or sent in their vote by mail ballots. the secretary of state says there are still more than one and a half million votes left to count statewide. but she says despite thevote count, it's all about ensuring

accurate results and will be questions about why california's final vote is taking so long. california electihief secretary of state dr shirley weber. >>answering those questions thursday. a week and a half after election day. she says the state has processed more than 14.4 million ballots bububububut adds there are stil than 1.6 million left to count. so why does it take so long? it's really quite a process if you've ever had a chance to work with us and to know how it takes with california. basically make sure that every votents s s s s specifically. she says there are a few factors that go into the long count. first acknowledge is the signature verification process slows everything down. but she says that ensure safeguards and preventing voter fraud mentioned are votes that come in by mail. and as a result that requires verification of the signature of the of the on the on the most. and so we have to opives. . . . we have t verify the signature and all those things before we can actually except ballots simply

because comes by may. but we want to make sure that that's a person who actually sent them ballot. ian. >>weather reminds voters they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website and that allows voters to track your ballot every step of the way. once it's in the secretary of state will send you this message indicating it was received. >>and counting. >>ballots that were postmarked on or before election day and arrived at an elections office no later than one week after election day will still count county elections offices have until one month after the election to certify the results and then the secretary of state's office has an ditional week to issue a final statewide certification while statewide. it will still be a while until all of the votes are processed and counted after we ran this story earlier this week, reporting at the time the state still

>>name of the many took the stand today for a second day in a row in san francisco admitting he never called police after cash fer bob lee was stabbed and died. he continued to claim that lee tried to kill him because of the bad joke he made about family life. the state asked during the 9 days between the murder and his arrests, why he didn't call police but instead reach out to lawyers. many responded that he thought someone had lee injured and said maybe it was on house person. kron four's graham, lotus and vicki liviakis spoke to legal analyst michael cardoza to break always a risk to put the murder suspect on the stand. house energy now means so >>you know, one of the most terrifying things have a defense attorney. >>as one, your client takes the stand now on direct examination. when you ask your sososososome control. but then point you've got to stop questioning and turn him over

her over. in this many for cross-examination, it's terrifying for us. defense attorneys and it's so much fun for the government attorney to cross examine people. so and you're seeing why defense attorneys are terrified putin, their client on the continue because it seemed that he got aggressive in was aggravated. >>and as bob lee's brother pointed out, bob leaves kind of nerd. you know, it's time for 900 moment is known for being a bit of a hot head and he demonstrated i mean, he pretty much played out the prosecution's claim. and thththththat's why cross-examin for good cross examiners and this case, the government's attorney. because they got him upset and a lot of jurors will think wait a minute. if you're getting this upset and this controlled environment. what must you be like? and the

street? and then i thought when they crossed him and he's they said, well, why did you why did he attack you? that's sayayayayaying self-defense? well, i told a joke, you know, why would you be going to strip clubs instead of being with her family? and bob lee got upset at that. and i thought, wait a minute. you're saying you get upset because of a bad joke. why'd you bring a knife? what would make bob lee arming himself with a knife not knowing from bad joke would be i just happen to have a kitchen knife with may. and now i'm going stab you. shocking. >>all you need is reasonable doubt, though. and there is no video of this. i agree. so is it still an uphill battle for the prosecution here? it's always an uphill battle ground. when i've heard when i hear people saying when i was prosecutor, people would say >>at that sure that all the evidence there's nothing dead bang in the courtryou

never know what a juror thinking. you never know who's going to hang loud jury or what they'll latch onto. so it. >>it's it's it's still a ballgame. and that's an absolutely it's still a ball game 7. you never know. you know, i mean, you it's not your first rodeo. >>i mean, you have good days and you have bad days, right? it's a, you know, kind of a ping pong. today didn't seem like a good day for the defense. well, when you put defendant on the stand the whole case, in essence distills down. >>and that's amend testimony. the jury will pay attention to the rest of the evidence and they're going to take that evidence and compare it to what he said. they're going to look at his attitude. how answe avoided answering questions. did argue with the d a and i think the da actually popped off with a good line when he i made a joke and apparently bob lee took it to heart. the da made some comment knife to the heart you know, and that's the

type of thing and courtroom drama. that's wow. yeah. so very sensitive. the other topic we wanted to bring up with you is the sheriff in san mateo county. >>the drama going on down there she is accused of having a intimate relationship with her chief of staff. and there was this report from an independent judge, retired judge that allegedly found that basically she and he rule with an iron fist rule unfairly bully. >>the deputies there. a deputy was arrested 2 days ago. >>perhaps in response to this and now she shows up at the board of supervisors meeting. they're trying to get her to resign. she said promotes her chief of snd then walks off. so what the county attorney e researching what do i do? yes, i guess you're happy. you're not that he bet happy. i'm not that attorney. but this situation

parallel to a certain level because ub you become the and then you hire someone. you're having a relationship with. as don't know if they had a relationship before she well office. enough. one could infer that from what was going on. maybe it started after. but notwithstanding, that's against the rules and the county, you can have that type of relationship and work together like that. and then he's not sheriff or police officer. so bill got that's you know, overall these plays you can bet they react to that. go wait a minute. why are you telling me what to do? >>you have no idea what our job is. and then there are a lo him. and then as you said, they ruled with an iron fist. now, have you been nice and had he been more confident? maybe people, maybe they would have let it go, whatnot. doesn't this inveson? ? ? ? ?

but they're certainly appearing to be. in your face, everybody. i promoted him. i'm doing that. walking off public. doesn't like that. and the county officials don't like that. well, and if you read any policy >>any company, that's why they discourage. i kind of relationships in the office place because it can lead to hit situations like this and causes intra sheriff's department or police departments. it really does. but i think it really comes down to when yoully get to the heart of it. they didn't like it. and therefore, there was a knee-jerk reaction to analogy standing as he's standing firm. but i don't think she's going to be there for much longer. you watch hard to get rid of a sheriff, though. it is hard to get rid of a sheriff, but all right. we will. i mean, it's just hard review too, but they did.

all right. thank you, sir. michael cardoza, appreciate your analysis today. >>coming up after the break, president elect donald trump's cabinet picks continue to make headlines. his new controversial pick for attorney general. capitol hill

after president-elect trump created a political earthquake. >>nominating florida republican matt gaetz as possibly the nattorney general washington correspondent. jessi tenure breaks down the response. >>democrats have been sounding the alarm, worried that gates will essentially lead president elect trump, do whatever he wants. now,

republicans aren't necessarily going that far. but many are concerned about hi nomination. >>that was a surprise. i asked the question if this was a serious nominee, i just think it's silly. the prospect of an attorney general matt gaetz is republicans, including north dakota senator kevin cramer. he's certainly not a confetti of consensus pick, which means a lot of political capital would have to be spent to get across the finish line. president-elect donald trump one skates to lead the justice department, the same agency that was criminally investigating gaetz for child trafficking. the doj ultimately did not bring charges against him. and gaetz has denied the allegations. the ethics committee in congress was about to vote on releasing its own investigation into gaetz friday. effective immediately. but he resigned from his house seat wednesday. as soon as president elect trump announced his appointment. me tell you, i think you will have enough support because the american people support change. senators would have to

confirm the attorney general position and tennessee senator bill haggerty says he supports gates.no one has been channeling the frustration, the american public against the doj. >>gaetz lawmakers say regardless this willllllllll be early test for incoming senate republican leader john i will sesesesenate to serve my collea >>and to advance president trump's agenda. >>and speaking of nominations, president elump has made it officially official that he wants to see rfk junior lead. the department of health and human services inngtototototon. i'm jessi tenure. >>coming up, a makeover for a stark bay ighthouse. how will soon light the way for visitors will be rig

fix iceam has been serving up scoops almost 80 years, but now the sacramento staple is in the final stages of getting a new owner. >>as reporter clodagh stefani and shows us while the business might be changing hands, the potential owners are very intent on preserving i >>it's hard to miss picks as you're making your way through land park. of course you're going to recognize the black ite e e e e striped awning. you're also going remember that retro lighting that lights up the place. but it's the final stages of this sale goes through. owners are going to be taking over but don't get too concerned. the hope is still to keep that retro feel that love that, make it that much better. we won't really know. >>we're ing into. we're we're in there to local families have been selected to take over vick's after the ice cream shops. latest owner. >>craig rutledge passed away in march. the ice cream shop has been in the family since 1947. when 2 friends in the

coast guard returned home after world war. 2 to open up an ice cream shop in the land park area. they know and love their. i unfortunately never got commit. meet vick. >>but my graphic particular just been saying with my dad really loved. >>you know, working working with kids and just, you know, being able to put a smile on everybody's face, you know, them a scoop of ice craig son, matthew rutledge says they looked at 100 but meredith, down to these 2 families telling us they are in the final stagesof escrow. >>samantha says she will bring in her 8 years of experience as a pastry chef. >>and the other family will bring in their business savvy. having acted as an investor and another popular spot slimane frog. >>follow with, you know, our dad wishes of keeping it, you know, similar the same tax ice cream space that everybody loves knowowowowows. so all rig everybody stories and plant at the business make sure that we chose, you know, we're we're

really happy that we chose the partners we have. as for the changes, the potential new owners want to keep the same retro feel a lot to renovate the spot and make the ice cream in house. so i just i want it. >>it to feel like you're getting the same thing every time you're getting the same homemade, same recipe without variations and really cashiers making everything there is is a good way to do that. >>now, go ahead and get a good look at this sign. right now. the establishment is still open, but in the event that the cell finalizes, they're actually going to close shop immediately, which means vix the summer. so time is ntil ticking. make sure you get in while you can reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters. climate stefani and fox. 40 news. >>the tall as lighthouse in california is now getting a faceliftthis year pigeon point unmissable weekend off highway one in san mateo county kicked off a restoration project that once

complete will allow visitors inside for the first time in 2 decades, we took a trip 50 tototototo see how the repairs going. >>employee basically a full rehabilitation. we're talking every case of this one. very top of already on the ground. piece particular almost just fell off the white house. >>it took a little pry bar for idaho peace offer. that's where we started to see the scope of work that is involved in this. process. and with the win, a little bit of a struggle. authorities changes out here hourly some time. >>we try to preserve these light houses for 2 main

reasons. first is to make the connection with california's maritime history after the gold rush, all of a sudden this sleepy part of the world became g destination. wererererere a lot of shipwreck and people started clamoring for light houses. there are still a lot of vessels out for navigationalalalal purposes get something like 200,000 visitors a year it's some of the best watching you can possibly imagine. >>right down that way. that's awesome. it's the closest i've in light. house has provided a sense of safe haven of >>security. i was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. m stililililill here after 20 y and i'm determined that this lighthouse will be restored to its former glory. just like i feel like i was restored to my form, larry. a contract is

estimated at 60 million dollars worth starting january first and projected to go until the fall of 2025. >>we're trying to say whid this for beverages? when this is we hope to have one of the biggest parties you've ever seen. >>it's happy you know something. couldn't even get to enjoy just our history. a pretty cool to look at. >>pigeon point celebrates its 150nd anniversary on saturday afternoon with special tours craft a book signing update on the restoration process. all he a special lighting of the lens at 5 o'clock.makegladiator to h

big premiere in london once a night. plus, jamie foxx is back in action and a new movie of the same name for netflix. andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>starting in london for the premiere of the highly anticipated gladiator sequel, the cast of last year to homeless count, pedro pascal joseph quinn, connie nelson, and ofcourse, denzel washington in the red carpet premiere was held in leicester square event. quickly became a royal affair as king charles, the 3rd himself attended the cast, excited to see some fans and to see the film and of course, their tight-knit bond on display at the premiere as well. check out this sweet moment between denzel and pedro pascal. you don't not a good man, great gltor 2 hits t t theaters xt friday, november 22nd. we're getting

our first look at a brand new jamie foxx movie. the filming. >>which was paused back in april when fox suffered a health emergency on set. since then he's recovered. now the project is finally finished. it is called back in action. here's a look at the trailer. >>okay. you know, and i love our life. something we were confidence that eye. jason bourne. >>just like old time movie stars, cameron diaz alongside fox as well as andrew scott kychandler and glenn close back in action hits theaters january 17th of next year a

promising new film starrin the pamela anderson getting huge, critical buzz today. a first look at the last show girl. >>the film is about a showgirl in vegas who has to figure out what to do when the show is canceled. amazingly, anderson says her agent actually passed on the last show girl before she got it. director j she actu to reach pamela anderson personally, rest is history. it also stars jamie lee curtis day battista, brenda sond jason schwartzman with your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer.

>>you're watching from more news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. new tonight. we're just learning now that president elect trump's pick for the next defense secretary was previously under investigation for assault in monterey. >>monterey police confirmed they investigated peter headset connection to an alleged assault that happened at a motel back in 2017. police say the incident happened overnight and didn't provide any details about the victim. only say that the

victim suffered a bruise on their right thigh he currently works as a fox news host and trump named him as defense secretary nominee earlier this week. and the south bay, emotions are running high over the latest school district's proposal to close several locations. the alum rock union school district in san jose is trying to close a 20 million dollar budget deficit. parents, students and teachers gathered at a board meeting on thursday night to speak out against the plan. kron four's sara stinson joins us after talking with them about their concerns. >>a lot of emotions inside the packed board of trustees meeting. each person had one minute to speak during public comment. many walked away saying they still don't feel heard. >>these parents are they're mad because the district's report is untrue. please keep lindale elementary opek you. >>parents, teachers, students

and community members cheer each other s they took turns speaking before the alum rock union school board of nininininight. many expressing frustrations over the proposed plan to close 7 schools consolidate to and redesign one. unfortunately, as you see, there's a lot of people coming out of their crime on november. 4th, the superintendent released a list of recommended schools that would close next year. the district says they're facing a 20 million dollar deficit due to declining enrollment. lower birth rate and end of temporary covid relief funding. we felt betrayed a really the thingngngng about the neighborhoods are the schools. and when you lose the schools, it was a heart of the neighborhood. the district also plans to reduce staffing levels across the district. parents say it's going to cause a major upset within their families. kids, you know, camehome crying. it's that. >>the 6th grade where i'm going to graduate now he would have to be driving our kids to 2 different schools now and

they are both on the opposite ends of the city. so we would not only have to find cost more money and time. t rafael nieves has 2 kids at aptitude community at gas. the proposed plan is to send students to 2 different schools above all, he says he's worried about his kids safety where they want to send our our school. >>and our children is infested by gangs not once did they bring our children safety? do you hope that speaking tonight? not just you, but the others will maybe get years school off the list? >>i don't think so that and are not hearing anybody. they're letting us speak. but at the end of the day is like for what you guys are ready, took a decision ard says nothing has been decided quite yet. the final vote will be on cember second and then they have until december 16th to send a fiscal stabilization plan to the santa clara county office of education. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in san jose kron. 4 news.

>>heyward unified is also grappling with a large budget deficit. district officials held a town hall thursday night to discuss some solutions. they were unified, held its first of a series of town halls where schools are sharing ways to improve on budgdgdgdgdget and parents can give their input. the district says the budget shortfall is because of a decline in enrollment because of declining birth rates and also the high cost of living in the bay area. they also have to find solutions as they're out of covid relief funds which were used for supplies and to lp support staff. now, many other school districts in the bay area are also struggling with budget deficits. that includes oakland and san francisco. now we're going to switch gears. >>urologist kathy trafton is here with a look ahead at your weekend weather forecast. cathy. all right. we're having

some technical dities, but now we're going on to oakland tonight. one person n n in critical condition after being shot this afternoon. citizen app video shows police investigating near lake merritt 5 madison and 13th street. police say the person shot was taken to a nearby hospital. word if they're looking for a suspect or if anybody was taken into custody. okay. we'll

cutting an iconic attraction. san francisco historiririric. cable cars could be on the chopping block as kron four's terisa sauce. you explains a multi million dollar shortfall is to blame, forcing transit

officials explore all options. that includes closing down the beloved cable cars. wououououould be devastating. it isn't. so do not take this away. >>on thursday, tourists and fans san francisco's cable car reacting to the possibility money troubles might flourish. the popular sad because the historic and just good fun. and we are not planning for any massive service cuts. what we're trying to describe is at stake in order to clos 300 million dollars structural deficit. jeffrey tumlin is executive director of the san francisco municipal transit agency which oversees. >>san francisco's cable cars, its trains and bus system. >>we need tomake had a strong pecans to the and that's our job actually just do the technical, difficult work of describing what exactly is in that state.

>>tomlin says that the pandemic devastated the city's finances which negatively impacted sf mta's budget. although ridership has popped up on some lines, the numbers are still low, such as in the downtown area. >>or single highest ridership station pre-covid montgomery street station is only at 35% of pre-covid ridership basically where the bart stem i >>tomlin says that the goal is not to cut cable car service or service on other routes, but they must look at all options. tomlin added that with the recent election federal dollars will not be an option. if you read the transportation chapter of project 2025 which starts on page 619, the administration lays out t t its priorities. an it's clear that this new federal administration will not be prioritizing public transportation and other forms of mobility for those people

with the greatest mobility needs. >>tomlin says that the agency and braces cable cars an understands the role they play in the city's tourism industry. he says that the agency is also investigating a pole balalalalallot measure to help. in the meantime, we've just come down from the top. we conductor was fantastic. that would be really sad. >>they were taken in san francisco, theresa stasi, a crown for >>small business owners awaiting disaster loans are going to have to wait a little bit longer. thursday, one republican senator blocked a bill to refill the currently depleted small business disaster loan program. our dc's raquel martin has that story. >>i've got a community college education and i'm smart enough to figure this out. it was a bipartisan pylon is not charity. it is their right as americans against republican kentucky senator rand paul. i object thursday. he blocked a vote to surge millions of dollars to small business

owners. >>hit hard by recent hurricanes. milton and helene thousands are waiting for help because the small business administration's disaster relief loan program ran out of money last month. had been able to go through today. >>wouldn't folks in north carolina, virginia? and across our country been hit the one step close without a doubt, senator warner and quite honestly, there are some people today saying if i've got to wait till next, congress. >>i got a fold-up north carolina republican senator thom tillis and virginia democratic senator mark warner blasted paul for blocking the aid because nobody pays for anything. call protested the bill over. it's the price tag in what he calls green new deal policies. least we can do is respect the taxpayers and act as good stewards for their money. this is a game. >>it will be paid for in the house or it won't pass depending if paul digs ihis heels. >>it could take days if not

weeks to pass the bipartisan package. right now, the small business administration is encouraging business owners to apply for aid. >>but can not dispersed loans until

>>as president elect donald trump picks his cabinet, he'll also have a chance to put some conservative judges in place across the country. but as washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports, senate democrats are working overtime to confirm as many biden nominated judges as possible. this while democrats are still in power. >>with the republican trifecta on the horizon was trying to

confirm every one of these highly qualified, diverse nominees the s s s s sun sets and the than senate democrats are working to confirm as many federal judges as they can in the final 7 weeks of the session. there's no time to waste. illinois senator dick durbin chairs the judiciary committee. he says president biden's previous 214 nominees have been historic confirm or black women to the federal circuit courts. >>and all the prior presidents of the united states combined democratic leader chuck schumer says they're making progress today confirming a judge to the u.s. tax court. >>and advancing a circuit court nomination. a lot of work to do on several fronts. but i am encouraged about 30 judges picked by president biden are still awaiting senate confirmation. >>but they'll face an uphill battle. i hope we put up every roadblock and use every. >>tool that we can to to object >>in slow that process down, north dakota republican senator kevin cramer says the senate should instead focus on

passing the annual defense policy bill and appropriations bill toooooooooo much to do to session just dealing with partisan left-wing judges. president-elect dododododonald weighed in on truth social sunday, writing, quote, no judges should be approved during this period of time in trump's first term, he made 234 judicial appointments including 3 to the supreme court in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>another emotional day in the bob lee murder trial. cross-examination of the accuseer. many continue for a second day on thursday. prosecutors focusing on ramping up our money's testimony from yesterday's direct examination. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest >>yes, as you mentioned, this is day 2 many taking the stand and the prosecution continued their cross examination and it was more combative. and before again, cameras are not allowed

inside. but let me tell you what trt room didn't look like. it was packed more than it ever has been since the trial began. i know many while thand appeared annoyed him became argumentative with the prosecution and his own defense lawyers during the continuation of cross-examination, the prosecution tried to show many was angry with leave because he believed that his drug dealer sexually assaulted his sister khazar at one many and the prosecutor began sparring back and forth in the courtroom many push back on questions and pointed his finger at he keys then admitted that he never called police after bob lee was stabbed and he died during his second day on the many continue to claim that tried to kill him because of the bad joke he made about his family life. the state also asked murder and his arrest, why he didn't call police but instead reached out to lawyers if he thought he felt like he had nothing to do with lee's death. many responded that he

thought that someone else had injured ali and said maybe it was in an house person and says after the altercation, lee looked fine. moments moment his lawyers look stressed and even did when they did direct and they had to tell him to answer their questions. bob lee's brother minis testimony does not ke sense. >>and so i mean, just from the facts and from. if any normal, that's happened. it even has laid out today. the reaction would have been completely different. what you have seen, press of homes there. we see him just try and take control of this room like his, his arrogance and title men were on full display here, right? and that is that's what i think all of us we type person is really just trying to revise them into something that that will out of prison. and again, when speaking about his manyght back tears and

when discussing the decades of ofhe says his family endured because of his father. >>and the prosecution spent some time saying many has shown in separate situation, but he will manipulate and lie to get what he wants based on the circumstances. and nearly all of the jurors had questions so many that the judge excused the rest of the court so they could have time to go through them. >>and the jury at some point looked very tired. and i noticed that one of them was smiling and smirking when it became very combative in the courtroom. again, we will be watching this very closely. get in kron. 4 news. >>and that allowed me to county district attorney pamela price has now filed criminal charges against a host of alameda county sheriff's deputies. it's for the death of an inmate back in custody in 2021. kron four's dan kerman has the latest details >>accusations of abusive behavior by deputies working now w w w w led to criminal cha

it was back in november of 2021 that maurice month died while in custody. now, alameda county district attorney pamela price is charged. 7 sheriff's deputies, 2 former deputies into medical staffers with felony dependent adult abuse. >>convicted of the felony charges of the felony dependent abuse charge, the maximum exposure for each defendant is 4 years in state prison prices. 3 of those charge also face charges for allegedly falsifying documents where >>very much appreciative. of this moment. >>attorney adante pointer presents monks family in a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the county and medical provider. well path to jail staff, including the medical affers h h h h have a d and an to take care of people to make sure they get their medication and a check on them. >>that did not happen from mr. to lay in his bed for several days in his own excrement as a

lag the meal trays piled up as medication was simply don't on the floor. expecting him to take that stuff. and that didn't happen. no one thought so much of him has to go in and check on him to find out if he was ok, ultimately when it did happen after several days lae was already did. >>pointer says he's concerned whoever takes over the da's office may not follow through with the criminal charges. price refused to speak to that at thursday's news conference at this point. no date has been set for the arrat of either the officers or the civilians involved in the month. prosecution. >>in oakland, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>alameda county sheriff. yes, sending us sanchez said in a statement, quote, i am deeply disappy dididididistrict attorney prices decision to pursue charges as i do not believe they are justified. i will continue support our staff throughout this process. the 7 deputies who still work for the sheriff's office have been p

fans of the western series gunsmoke. listen up. costumes, props and memorabilia from the emmy award-winning classic are now available at auction. reporter gary anderson says let the g begin. >>jay-z >>does the longest running g g western television show history aired on cbs for 20 seasons from 1955. to 1975. chains are ness the 6 foot 7 world war, 2 bronze star and

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>>still ahead on kron 4 news we hear from a local nonprofit about thanksgiving preparations for families in need. stay tuned. thursday,

meals on wheels. san francisco started prepping their thanksgiving dinner boxes for delivery to local seniors. >>tells all about a kron four's. justine walman spoke with jennifer steele, ceo of meals on wheels. san francisco. well, i mean, thanksgivings 2 weeks away from today. us must be so busy. >>we are as hard to believe it's right around the corner. so what are you guys have to do to make all these meals and

how many people are you preparing to get food to for thanksgiving? yeah. so we're doing thanksgiving for 5,000 people which is as a lot of work, as you can imagine, if you you know, it takes just to get thanksgiving together for your family. >>so we have a whole crew of staff and volunteers that have been working on making sure that we provide a really great classic thanksgiving experience folks who maybe can't leave their home or don't have family to share it with this year. >>and so you bring the food to them and the crews that are working right now with you. they're actually cooking the food. you still need donations like where are you in in this process? >>yeah, we cook everything from scratch in our in the bay view. and so we certainly can always use gifts and donations. but we are working really hard to make sure that we nough for everybody next week. >>and so when you do, you'll do the deliveries on thanksgiving. we do deliveries

the week of thanksgiving, and so we can make sure that we get get to to everyone when they need it. and what is ally in the delivery, turkey, mashed potatoes, how how much of a thanksgiving dinner to people get? >>yeah. so they turkey. n bean casserole mashed potatoes. they get high. it's all in a really beautiful box along with a handwritten card. >>and what's the demand like this year compared to other yea food. then before? yeah, we see our demand continue to increase even after the covid pandemic was over a number. so continue to grow. >>inflation has belly difficult for older adults who live on a fixed income just as it has been for so many people in so families. and as the population continues to age, we just see more and more people who are in need of meals and wheels and the services we provide. what is the criteria for someone in order to get a a meal delivered to them? >>so the have to be 60 or older. and they typically are

low-income have maybe mobility issues need assistance with daily living very limited family supporter, transportation. so it varies a case to case, but people who have really tremendous need. >>and are you still accepting benefits an application a nomination process? like are people still up? they want to take part in this gesome food. can they still do that for thanksgiving? >>yeah, people can get absolutely reach out to us if they have a need and how they do that? so they can go to our website, which o w s f dot org and get all ththt information there can reach out. and is that also for people? not just 2 who are looking for some food, but it's called meals on wheels. gotta have people actually bring the food out to the people. if someone wants to get involved there you still. >>are thill opportunities? >>yeah. they can ind

those volunteer opportunities on our website and and we utilize volunteers in our operations all year round. >>and so this is we're talking about thanksgiving, but are there othe cominininining up to do like christmas meal or valentine stand. >>la days. yeah, we do. and you know, the the holidays, i think really highlighted the loneliness that older adults can experience. and so we do have also opportunities for people to engngngngngage that w friendly color program. friendly visitor. >>so there are lots of ways to provide that support that people especially need around the holidays all year. >>well, jennifer still who is the ceo of meals on wilson, san francisco. thank you for joining us. 2 weeks out from thanksgiving, we have the website up on our screen and people can also go to our website for more information. thanks for being here. happy thanksgiving. >>happy thanksgiving. >>coming up, a bear tears its way through a rolls-royce or

did gets a little fuzzy. but if you look closely, you might be able to see something fairly off. we'll be right back.

>>after a controversial measure was approved on election day. now,w,w, californ drivers may see some gas prices climb in the next year. news nation's nancy loo on how much and why that would be. >>well, the change could mean an extra $0.65 per gallon next year here in california. according to one estimate, that means at this station, a gallon of regular would be nearly 6 bucks. price hikes are coming after a 12 to 2 vote by the california air

resources board approving even tougher new fuel standards to cut vehicle emissions. the s are 30% by 2030, and 90% by 2045 regulators claim the higher costs from pushing for more lower carbon alternatives are worth the environmenenenene improvements. according to uc berkeley, the state's aggressive emissions policies have reduced air pollution by 65% over the past. 25 years with the newly approved standards are expected to push gas prices even higher with one projection of nearly a $1.50, more by 2035. work. southern california drivers, even higher gas prices will be painful. there's some people that will be able to weather that there's going to blot of people that can't it would be certainly more of a factor where now i'm driving. >>but the fact that we have you know, just terrible public

transit. to be honest, definitely is going to hurt a lot of people. i think things are going to change one sot donald trump, those in office. he's he's a businessman. so he's thinking he's thinking from a business mindset. >>and i know he knows it's affecting a lot of people. the return of president trump had governor gavin newsom in washon this week to lobby the biden administration. >>on california projects and policies. now, california is already on track to ban new sales of gas-powered cars in 2035. >>and gas demand has dropped slightly as more consumers switch to a back to you. >>congressional republicans and president elect donald trump are taking a hard look at emission standards. washington correspondent reshad hudson takes a look in self how those standards are going to change under the new trump administration. >>a key piece of president biden's legacy is on the

chopping block. and i think that's what president trump is going to bring is a good dose of common sense to improvements in environmental a congressman nick langworthy says many of president biden's climate goals like stricter tailpipe emissions and the push toward electric vehicles need to be re-evaluated. we can improve our environment. >>but while not shackle in the u.s. omy, w w w w west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito wants to repeal the parts of the inflation reduction act. the deal with climate change. a lot of what they have in there. >>is spending on green bag and environmental justice. now that republicans control congress capitol believes they president biden's environmental policies. clawing back some of the regulatory areas thatwe've seen, the biden administration overreach and tennessee republican senator bill haggerty says trump supports the technologies is just against an overreach bureaucracy that tries to dictate the behavior and

control americans. but delaware democratic sena chris coons says the u.s. must increase electric vehicle manufacturing. i think there is a clean energy transition underway worldwide. >>and the chinese are currently the dominant global manufacturer of electric vehicles. kuz says he remains optimistic. congress will work in a bipartisan way keeeeeeeee car climate goals reporting in washington reshadson. >>in southern california, the owner said a bear broke into their rolls royce and it some serious damage. but the insurance company smelled a rat. what led igators to a bear suit? an elaborate scheme. authorities believe the suspect stage fake their videos in 2 other incidents as well. reporter shelby nelson has more on this very bizarre investigation. >>it didn't look like a bear to believable or barely believable from afar. the surveillance video shows something or someone rummaging through a car. but if you look

a bear. that's partially correct. it's actueone wearing a bear costume accused of trying to get a hefty insurance e e e e payout. the v frjanuary of this year on the 700 block of bayshore drive in lake arrowhead. i'i'i' kyra just done because i don't believe somebody could do something like that. there arar bear encounters up here for sure. it's not something that's like completely out of the realm of popopossibility. investigators with california's dtment of that the suspects made a claim with their insurance company stating that a bear had entered their 2010 rolls royce ghost and that the animal had caused interior damage. images show perfectly aligned. claw marks. >>onhe insurance company started investigating, detectives found additional claims with 2 other insurance companies on the same day. me l with 2 mercevehihihihihicles. w to. >>bunch of knuckleheads to try. it is. do s s s s somethin residents tell us it's not entirely unbelievabler

all, it's bear territory. but jane or stand who has lived in laowheadadadadad for 6 years says >>what they're used to seeing. you don't destroy cars. they they go after the trash cans. state investigators later contacted the california department of fish and wildlife which determined it was clearly a bear imposter. stume turned up during a search warrant leading to the arrest of 4 suspects from glendale in valley village. they were charged with insuranc after insurance companies were defrauded more than $140,000. people go to any thing to make money. and, you know, >>i'm david lazarus coming up. maybe you've seen the ads on tv for the online pharmacy, hims and hers. i'll tell you hims and hers. i'll tell you

until i was 43 years old. so, i had an entire childhood and adulthood

apart from the lord, knowing of god, but knowing christ, not having a relationship with jesus. there's a lesson that i learned from dr. charles stanley we think something is too small to bother asking god about, but every little detail of your life you should be checking with him on. so, don't only pray in the dark times, but pray when things are going good. pray to thank him, pray to worship him.

>>spotify announces a big change ahead and castillo's iconic calculator watch is making its grand return. rich demero explains and richaun tack. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. spotify is taking aim at youtube and wants to be the place where you watch video podcasts. the company held its annual now playing event and announce to big moves. first. it will start paying podcast creators to get a lot of use and it will let paying subscribers. watch video podcast without at keep in mind that does not include what's called ho streets adds that hosts read themselves that are built into the shows, according to edison research, youtube is the top place for podcast. spotify has 27% and apple pod casts has 15% video podcast are particularly popular and continue to grow some executioners are jumping ship

to a neworm m m m m called blue sky. the open source, social media platform says they've see 1 million users in the past week bringing their total to 15 million users. many are those fleeing x after the tion on happy that owner elon musk used that platform to support president elect trump. blue sky was originally created by former twitter ceo jack dorsey in 2019, the decentralized platform lets you post text photos and more. you can also better customize what you see and it's easy to take your data and moved to another platform later. of course, all be testing it out. you can find blue sky at rich on tech moving on nononononow, time for the holidays, casio has released new versions of its iconic calculator watch. the company has debuted 3 new models of their iconic time piece inspired by their first personal calculator made in 1972, the new watches are available in black, blue, green and ivory. you get basic

calculator functionality dual time alarms and a stopwatch. the watches are water resistant with a five-year battery life use eco-friendly materials and the price is more like a blast from the past. just $36. castillo's original calculator watches were popular back in the 80's and 90's. and you bet i wore one. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>renewed inflation worries. plus, amazon now competing with online pharmacies hims and hers. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, their stocks fell today as post-election euphoria cooled on wall street and has the latest inflation numbers raise new questions about interest rates. wholesale prices last month of 0.2% from the month before. that's in line with expectations. but it's also a sign of stubbornness on the inflationary front. another quarter point rate cut is still expected next month. beyond that, however. well,

the pictures a lot cloudier today, fed chief jerome powell said in a speech that there is no need to hurry into future rate cuts, pretty clear signal to the mark ready to tap on the brakes a little bit when it comes to easing of monetary policy. yeyeyeyeyet, despite the overal of gloom on the street, shares of disney up 6% today after the mouse house reported d quarterly results including profit for its streaming services. tomorrow we get retail sales, which should give us some hints about holiday shopping. now let's look at hims and hers. that's the online pharmacy. you might have seen the ads on tv. they've been running a lot of them and they specialize in treatments for ongoing conditions such as erectile dysfunction haiaiaiair loss an having monthly payments as a whole part of their business plan. well, today ran into some headwinds. amazon announced that they too want to get into this business. no doubt having seen the same commercials and thinking, well, we could do that. amazon says it will be offering its own treatments at fixed prices running around $20 a month and it would provide telehealth

visits to get your prescriptions for these things through its one medical subsidiary, bank of america instantly downgraded hims and hers noting that amazon can under cut prices straight across the board and shares of hims and hers promptly fell more than 24the day. wiping out a quarter of its

>>welcome to sports. i'm ben ross. all right. so the 5, 4, 49ng f f f f for sunday's matchup against the 4, 5, hat's at stake here. every game at this point is now crucial as the niners

push for the postseason. they're just a half game behind first-place arizona in the nfc west. as fofofofofor t teams have certainly had some great battles over the years. the forty-niners won the match up in week 6 on a thursday night inseattle. but you might remember was an easy in part because of the special teams play a lot of the seahawks back into the game as we saw last week against the bucks that special teams unit still has had some issbut the forty-niners have controlled the matchup again seattle in recent history winning the last 6 meetings. they haven't lost to the seahawks since 2021. still, brock spoke pretty cautiously today about the matchup. >>i me great organization. great team. really good players. and so it's never easy. i'll tell you that it's not. you know, i think we've had some going against them, but it's it's always beefight. and it's n n nven to us or anything. so.

>>and we know that feel like that's the case with, you know, our whole division, especially this year. so. a great team. there's never a moment where walking is gaining you know, it's going to in life. the history of the forty-niners and seahawks >>you have to have the right mindset going into this game or else, you know, you get exposed. right. let's turn to hockey now. the san jose sharks can to continuing their east coast road at madison square garden york rangers. the sharks have recording point their last 8 games coming in and they started this game strong to less than 3 minutes little to grant recently on ther acquired from toronto. look at this thing, bounces off like 1000 bodies in front. his firsa shark. and it's one an j j j j jose after one. but the rangers came alive in the second now tied at one y vesey with a backhander past. mackenzie blackwood rangers up to 1, 3, minutes later. look at this. passing play the

weave from new york and its many te'o check with the tip in goal. rangers up 3 to one after 2 periods. we go to the final 30 seconds. same score shorts pulled the goalie they get a little closer an zetterlund that happen. but that's as close as they would get. the rangers hang on to win it 3 to 2. well, so more years news and unfortunately not the good kind shooting guard deanthony melton is going to miss tomorrow night's game against memphis with a sprained left acl. you could be out longer. undergo further tests. look for the team has any update about his timeline to return. milton started tuesday night against dallas and had 14 points. 4 rebounds and 4 assists in 26 minutes. not clear when suffered the injury. even steve kerr said he wasn't quite sure for the season. 26 year-old averaging just over 10 points per game in what is his first season

with the warriors says some more warriors news this a little bit better here. the team unveiling their 2024. 25 edition uniform today city edition uniform, the blue jersey with the red striping was modeled after the golden gate bridge where the unveiling took place. >>now let's get a check on your forecast. kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton joins us with a look ahead. kathy. >>i'll tell you, it was a beautiful day because of blue you like clouds of vertical development and rainbows and lightning strikes and even snow in the sierras. so there was a little bit of everything. that's for sure. if you were to step outside. now, probably not going to see some rain, but i wouldn't be surpri yououououou saw a few raindrops. we put this in motion. then the next day or so, maybe 100th of an inch. >>maybe in the south bay, maybe by half moon bay. but other than that. >>not a big deal. and then we get to sunday night into monday. so really just sunday afternoon to about midnight, maybe past, we'll get a little

bit of rain, maybe 2 hundredths of an inch for santa rosa. less of the north bay. as you notice, then you say in the east and the south bay as much as 15 hundredths of an inch for half moon bay. >>here we have a coastal flood advisory that's for the county's ringing the san francisco bay and for some of the counties in the north bay, napa and sososososonoma countie minor flooding. it's things you know, lou, maybe some roads, maybe some parks may be some par lots, not a big deal, but a bigger deal is the high surf advisory that stretches along the coastline. that's 12 to foot waves and for the northwest facing beaches, at least up to 18 feet. that means if you're walking on the beach or standing on a j are extending on a rock, you could be swept away. some of these waves come with no warning at all of a sudden you don't want that. the water is cold. it very, very dangerous. know, starting no swimming tomorrow. that's what i've heard. and if you stepped outside tonight, numbers in the 40's in the 50 already down to 39 santa rosa. 38 degrees and

half moon bay. 41 cold alerts? oh, yeah. not for tomorrow morning. but that is for friday night into saturday morning. this g for parts of the north bay. protect people. bring people inside, bring the pets inside, protect your plants, protect your pipes. you know the drill with that kind of weather. if you live in the north bay forecast highs tomorrow, not of a swing in temperatures mid 50's 57, half moon bay all the way up to the low 60's. 62 degrees in antioch. here's your look ahead. as you see, we're not going to see much in the rain. maybe an early mornihance e e e tomorrow and then we go for some sunshine for your saturday. we go for a chance thenenenenen we dry it out. we to warm it up. come about wednesday into thursday into friday. we've got a lovely 10 day forecast for you and perhaps a chance for more rain a a a little bit later on. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back here with the morning news. stat 5 o'clock.

stephanie rothman, thanks for watching and we'll see you tomorrow night.