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kron-on. i'm stephanie rothman. more developing news tonight. coming out of san mateo county sheriff's of. so they the assistant sheriff resigns this after county supervisors formally called on sheriff christina corpus to resign. are the findings of a scathing report. here's kron four's their son since conversation with the county supervisor. >>the weeklong saga continues around the san mateo county sheriff's office. the assistant sheriff matthew fox resigned friday morning after working in the department for 25 years. my first thought was of the public health and safety of the ns of san mateo county residents who live here. >>to have this must just this much dysfunction in the command staff.s county supervisor ray mueller. he says fox is not the only one leaving the department. the amount of dyction n n n n withi the sheriff's department. that's all the way up. i mean, the number of departures we actually have had the command staff. it is really problematic. the dysfunction within the department was uncovered in an independent

investigation. its findings released by muelleand another supervisor on tuesday. it accuses sheriff christina corpus of having an intimate relationship with her chief of staff victor inj and creating a toxic work environment as well as several other claims. hearing from residents every day who are reading it, who are shocked by the board held a special meeting wednesday voting unanimously to call on the sheriff to resign. >>but before they could take the vote, the sheriff arrived making an announcement to promto assistant sheriff. the county attorney is still looking into the legality of the promotion since he's not a sworn ficer.r.r.r. meanwhile, sheriff corpus still refuses to resign. mueller says since the pagegege report, people continu to come forward. so many tips, so much information both from internally and externally of the sheriff's department. >>that we're following up on right now. the investigation is just moving at full force. stability back to that

department. >>county supervisors are also focused on several to remove the sheriff, including a charter amendment that could be presented to voters in a special election next year next week for a board meeting willthat charter amendment. >>that would give the board the ability to move to remove the sheriff. have heard in the community that people are starting to organize around the recall effort as well. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >>switching gears now to weather. we're taking a live look now at downtown san francisco kron 4 chief ologogogogist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at what to expect for your weekend. lawrence. >>watching those clouds kind ni ahead. it is dry out on the golden gate bridge right now. temperatures are already getting chilly in spots as 49 morgan hill. now. 49 now in palo alto. 45 in dublin. 42 in fairfield already in the 30's. now in calistoga degrees and so we're headed to a very cold night out there. also,

we've had that storm system kind of rolling over the ocean. waters generate some big-time swells, 15 footers along the coastline. even occasional 18 for a long some west-facing s. but the waves going to be lage. and we've also got a supermoon up above. that means that moon is very close to the earth and the gravitational pull of giving high tides as high as 7 feet as we head in toward tomorrow. so watch out for some localized flooding in around the bay to those haute high tide right through the weekend. and in beginning of this next week, overall, though, t that pattern. kind of a settling in now. you still see some snow showers over the sierra nevada as we head toward tomorrow. i think we catch a break. so if your traveling up the high country tomorrow, frost be a pretty decent day to do lots of sunshine around the bay area, but them storm clouds start to roll back in again. and here we go. we get into sunday, a possible showers moving in the bay area as we head towards sunday afternoon and more snow headed up in the high country. temperatures tomorrow going to a little brisk, little cool outside 50's and 60's little breeze to and then next couple of days we've gooks like some drier weather as we head in

toward the beginning of this next week. by monday afternoon, we should dry things out. we're gonna actually warm these temperatures up somes near 60 by thursday, but by the following friday, another chance of rain is headed our way. thanks, lauren. >>well, second lawsuit has been filed against san jose state university claiming the school violated female volleyball players rights by allowing a transgender player on their team. in this new including a san jose state volleyball player all are asking to prevent the transgender person from playing in a volleyball championship later this month. san jose state university says they receive the complaints and will review it and respond appropriately to follow. also where police are looking for a man who they say sexually assaulted a woman who is waiting for a bus. investigators say it happened earlier this month at the city's public transit center. the woman was approached by a man who asked her if she could help him by translating a conversation with another person. she agreed and

followed him to another part of e place. and police say that's when he showed the victim a knife threatened her and sexually assaulted her. we spoke with concern bus riders y. >>her front. then it's like a must been like most incredibly heartened way. hope she finds a way to like you recover from. scary to know that things like this occurring. >>and really horrible. and i feel for any woman or mail that has to go through those occasions. >>police say there have been no other assaults reported recently. anyone with information is asked to reach out to paulo alto police. developing tonight in oakland, police are investigating 3 shootings, 2 of them turned deadly. the most recent happening last night near hoover elementary school. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. hours later our hours earlier, excuse me, a man was shot and killed near lake merritt citizen app. video shows police igatinininining the area there

and this wednesday a person waso shot and killed near the coliseum for this week. oakland had not experienced a homicide in more than a month. alameda ty district attorney pamela price is finally speaking out tonight about the recall election against her email to her supporters price. thanks them. but doesn't concede saying there are still more than 200,000 ballots to count her ers frfrfrfrfrom the alameda county registrar of voters show price losing the recall. 63% to nearly 37%. political analysts say with price currently down by 120,000 votes, she's in a state of denial. th 285,000 votes, outstanding, she would have to win over 70% of them. and clearly she's not doing that. i do not see the recall of pamela price as a repudiation of progressives. >>in her case, this seems to be a repudiation of somebody expectations of the electorate

and seemed to be totally incompetent when it came to communications. >>in the email price then goes on to blame. the numbers against her on a group of very wealthy people. she also ties the vote to donald trump's victory. but donald trump lost 71 to 24. they're now in county. this weekend. northbound one-on-one connector ramp in san francisco will be closed until late sunday night is in the area of 7 streets where highway 101 meets a t the closure takes place all day on sunday. and crews are repairing concrete barriers and railings. expect delays as you move ahead. anou see smoke near monte up low on monday, don't be alarmed. state officials say they will onductctctctcting a prescribed burn. that burn will cover more than 100 acres in mitchell canyon. they're also be park closures because of this, including a part of the parking lot. and that area several trail trails will also be closed. but those outside the burned area will stay open.

>>coming up, the city of ood paid nearly a million dollars to an alleged shoplifter that was mauled by police canine. we'll be right back.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. new tonight, the city of brad. what is paying nearly 1 million dollars that after a police k nines vicious attack on a suspected shoplifter. the money is to settle a lawsuit by the woman here in this video. it's from 2020 police were pursuing her for allegedly shoplifting and an ulta beauty store. you can see there she was hiding in some bushes when sh

the canine. her attorney says she had already surrendered to the police when an officer released that sought on to her biting the woman's head and ripping into her scalp. according to the lawsuit, the officer admitted information abthe dog attack in his police report. they say surgeons reattached the woman scout to her head and those injuries required hundreds of stittonight, the san jose mayor is weighing in on the case against councilmember omar torres. the council member is being held in jail without bail, accused of molesting children. torres put in his own resignations in city council position. but it doesn't officially go into effect until later this month. mayor mahan says the community in district 3, which torres represents is now looking for answers on what's next. he says next week the city council will discuss this and ultimately vote on a path forward. >>have what i prefer, which is schedu a special election. i believe the people should choose their representatives,

not folks who were elected to represent other parts of the city. we also can do an appointment and we can do a hybrid. we can do a temporary appointment while we h special election, which would also make sense to me. what's important, though, is that we're open, transparent participatory process and that that really we include the community. >>torres's next court date is scheduled for friday. in health news whooping cough are searching here in the bay area. marin county currently has the highest number of local infections. health experts say this is part of a nationwide trend likely caused by lack of vaccinations. well, being cough is highly contagious and can be dangerous for very young children or babies. early symptoms can be similar to a cold and they include with severe infections, resulting in coughing, fits and difficulty breathing. doctors say they are seeing the highest number of cases in the cough nearly a decade. >>a nation are preparing your child from getting sick, preventing you from getting

sick. prevent parents from getting sick is the vaccine. sososososo be up to date with y vaccines. that's the foundation going that it's really everything we can to prevent any respiratory disease. >>it says it hand washing and wearing a mask and also help prevent infections. but doctors say the best way to stop the spread is, of course, getting vaccinated. in national news, president elect trump is building out his upcoming administration choosing some nominees that are now turning heads. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest lineup of the controversial picks. president-elect trump's pick for health secretary is definitely raising eyebrows hehehealth experts alike. but other newer picks have been less controversial. >>are these the best individuals available? that's the question. democrats and republicans in congress are

asking after president-elect donald trump announced more nominations for his next administration. they want to make people healthy. trump nominated robert f kennedy junior and anti-vaccine activist to lead the department of health and human services. >>he would oversee everything from drug vaccine and food safety to medicare, medicaid and medical research. i guess if you like that if you like people that live a long time, it's the most important position. trump also nominated north dakota governor doug burgum to serve as his interior secretary, the wealthy businessman has e ties to energy industry ceos. we're going to do things with energy and with the land into syria. that is going to be incredible. the senate will ultimately have to approve both of these positions. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis says every nominee at least deserves consideration. i think they're going to have some scrutiny throughout the process and and rightfully so. i think we need to make sure we have. >>the best people in these positions. but texas

congressman troy nehls says since trump delivered the house and senate lawmakers should fall in line. both chambers overall, donald j trump. so now let's just go out there. and and accomplish goals and objectives. whatever they are. >>and another newer, less controversial pick is trump's choice for veterans affairs. that's going to be former georgia congressman doug collins in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>and his views on the new rv rules and the city state. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid

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>>in the south bay, san jose has launched a new program to monitor and enforce rv parking regulations on city streets. the mayor says their top priority will be the neighborhood's dealing with the issue. the most kron four's will tran is in san jose with details. it's a new day. it's a new added to that adheres to be sweeping all over the bay area. san francisco fremont and now the city of san jose residents have been complaining to the city council members for months, if not years s s s s that are thes parked in front of their homes d now the city is responding. they are spending one and a half million dollars on a pilot program that will at are these and where they now. over the past 2 months, they went around and they started counting the rv's and they say within san jose there about 900 rv's that are on the streets. of course, if you talk to their rv owners, they would love to get an apartment, but they simply cannot afford to live in an

apartment and forced to live in their rv's. the residents may say they are these just create trashing the orhoods to generators loud. they can smell the smoke. the city of san jose. they have designated 30 temporary tollway locations and 10 permanent locations. how do they work? well, they created a live map ane 30 temporary locations. they will go through those locations. and if it's full of rv's, they will knock on their window and tell them they have to leave at the very least so they can moviviviving along. and then th permanent locations. that's a hard no. and that includes places like parks or near rv's there. they realize it's an ongoing problem and they're looking for permanent , rv's to park. but in the meantime, they will not be allowed to park full-time at many locations. as many are

the owners this follows the gen going on all over 2 days ago, the city of fremont passed an ordinance disallowed rv owners to continue parking in the irvington area. and then san francisco may crack down on it a couple of months ago where they didn't even allow rv's to park near golden gate park. park near golden gate park. to you. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last.

san jose. there are a lot of questions tonight surrounding a new program aimed at monitoring and enforcing rv parking regulations on city streets. mayor matt mahan spoke a kron 4 shots. the wollman to answer some of

those questions. so you have this pilot program that's about to start trying to address this issue of these. >>oversize cars that are parked at all sorts of areas of san jose and the people are living in them first, can you just describe to us how bad problem you see this in your city? >>well, it's a real problem. and i hear from residents and business owners every day who are affected by persistent rv encampments that end up as a byproduct producing trash noise waste, all kinds of challenges and look, i i very much feel for the folks who are out there lets why we're building safe, dignified shelter, recreating places for people to go. but we also have to enforce our laws aold people accountable for being good neighbors. the inventory show that we have approximately 900 vehicles in the city that we believe are lived in the majority of them being over sized or what we typically call rv's. so we'll moving process here going in

doing more enforcement, setting up some temporary tow away zones, cleaning streets and making sure people have access to safe, clean right of way throughout the city. we'll do our best to minimize the impact on those who are unhoused. but we do need to get a better handle on this on this issue. so the program did they did accthey found almost 900. that's what you said that they found. >>of these cars on the streets of san jose. i think people are concerned, though, that if you start in enforcing a parking rules overnight parking there is even an issue that was passed earlier this ar schools that they're just moving around there. they're nobeing dismantled or they're just moving to other cities. these people are getting into the proper shelter that they need. they're just a rotating around to different parts of the city. >>yeah. that is all of our fear. and that's why we're doing multiple things at the same time. so are adding over 1000 new shelter placements of different kinds convermotetetetetel rooms,

modular units safe, sleeping and safe parking. in fact, early next year will be opening our largest safe parking site that will immediately provide an alternative for 85 of those vehicles near nearly 10%. we're also adding another 1000 plus shelter bed. so, you know, we're trying to do all these things in tandem trying to add shelter, add services and at the same time, better manage encampment to reference the pilot. we've done around a few of our schools that were significanimpacted by rv encampments. and i'm happy to report that the enforcement we took to create that buffer zone has been incredibly successful. those scs are safer and cleaner. and just the fact that we engaged with the those who live in ose e e e rv's actually help make them better actors, help them understand that we care that we're paying attention of the sidewalks being d, that we're not going to allow people to have their belongings out in the street. we're not ok with open flames and fires and and people have to properly manage their trash in there by a waste. and so just setting those

expectations is really important as well. and tranant in this so people actually see the progress is being made. >>where are these 30 temporary sites where these tollway restrictions are going to be in place. and there's also some sort of interactive map that people can lock onto to see if this is actually working. that's right. i'm i'm very, very come out of the tech sector. i'm big on measurable progogogogress. we created a map and a comprehensive inventory credit to city staff, particularly. >>the department of transportation who went out and actually created the inventory surveyed the entire city and found all of the oversized vehicles. both the lived-in and and ones that are that are not lived in. so we know where they are and we will be tracking our progress in terms of the locations where we'll be starting to do more enforcement in really stepping up our efforts to mitigate impacts will be about 30 locations. we put this in my budget message this year. so we have some staffing rereresources to do this work.

some will be temporary tow away zones so that we can clean them. others were organ experiment with a more permanent tollway zone and certain sensitive locations. we will be prioritizing rv encampments that are particularly large, particularly persistent concerning on site conditions like trash and bio ways that's being properly disposed of belongings blocking the public right of way like sidewalks and will specially prioritize areas. we're children are being served. schools, daycare centers, parks. we will be able do it all at once. but the idea is to pick the most impactful sites and make a dent there and crea incentives for people to accept shelter except safe parking sites and really come in off the streets into a better managed safe environment. and this all begins next year. i'm glad we had a chance to talk about this, but why have you? there >>little bit of a controversy goint thththththe moment with the san jose city council. you have omar torres, his resignation becomes official at the end of this month. his

seat will be open. he's being held right now. >>in behind bars without bail one. how are you guys with this sort of brewing behind the scenes and also in the forefront and what is the process look like to replace him? >>well, it's been very the community. i just went to a community meeting in district 3, which he has been representing up to this point and and neighborhood. he actually grew up in ant with community leaders with neighbors who want to know the answer to the question you just asked, what's next? who's going to represent us? how do we ensure city services are still being provided to our community? that's that's what we're here for. that's what matters here. next week on tuesday, the city council will discussing ultimately vote

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>>in the east bay, antioch, police say foot patrols are back on to help stop gun violence. this comes as kron four's lead to call reports. gang-related shootings have only continued a long-troubled section of the city. >>it's kind of honestly, single mother in antioch speaks with us through her front door, afraid to show her face fearful of gang retaliation, living in the heart of the city's crime ridden sycamore for it to walk to the stores. >>don't like walking around the area because you know, they're not picking. people are they're shooting everywhere. more than a dozen gang-related shootings were reported at or near sycamore square in the month following labor day. >>and for shootings were

reported in the area in the week leading up to veterans day. a move and a lot of people, a lot people over the do, sir. in response to the violence along sycamore drive. the police department is adding foot patrols to the area. in addition to patrol cars, police say officers will walk the neighborhood daily at random times to maximize their effectiveness. in a statement to kron 4 interim chief brian addington says, quote, the foot patrols are part of our proactive approach to reduce violence and ensuring the safety of our residents as our staffing levels continue to increase, we are able to add proactive measures like this should have been with. navy is now doing with the pound enough they all stopped. >>he crime is step of the is it is going come out and play. it's the highest priority that we have right now. we've got to make sure that our city is safe. >>and especially a neighborhood like sycamore. earlier this week, mayor elect ron bernal sharing his pport for councilmember tamisha

torres. walker's proposed police substation at sycamore square. >>which the city council later agreed to explore. the council has also approved funding double time for officers to work extra shifts in crime ridden areas that is in addition to signing off on a half million dollars in funding earlier this year to bring outside law enforcement agencies into town to help get a grip on crime hotspots, police officers that are in that neighborhooe developing relationships. >>and going trust. that's the most important thing because the neighborhood has to that the police are there to help them and then we'd all do that together. but as quiche dog does her laundry early in the day to avoid the trouble that often shows up at sycamore square as the hours pass, she says trust between police and the community is lacking following the races, text messaging and corruption scandal that crippled the police force. had the police down and was colin. that's really is. >>they had to. thing going and

was only time will tell? >>in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the latest rounds of newsom versus trump, california governor gavin newsom says he attempted to contact the president-elect but fail to reach him. it comes as he vows to fight back against the incoming trump administration. meantime, a top republican leader in the legislature is now pleading with trump to help the state. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >>we got so act that was that was california governor gavin newsom and his co-host on his podcast, speaking bluntly about how they feel democrats, including 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris performed in the presidential election. we lost all 7 swing states. >>we lost the popular vote first time in 20 years. second time 36 years. newsom giving credit to trump's communications strategy. it's so simple.

>>there's there's more. i think spoke in a way you could understand. >>is my 10 point plan legal reform or something like that analysis coming from a governor who has promised to fight the incoming trump administration. this was newsom's message just last week we will stand newsom alluding to a special legislative session. he's convening starting december 2nd. the goals of the session according to newsom's office will, quote. >>protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more governor newsom has made clear that he anticipates going head to head with prest trumumumumump short school of law at and professor chris mckay. lee says newsom called the special session specifically to allocate millions ollars to free up resources for california attorney general rob bonta and the state department of justice to take the trump sososososounds familiar, it's b it is in trump's first term in

office. >>he then attorney general sued more than 100 times and one a fair amount of those cases against the trump administration. they're anticipating a level of effort this go-around as well. in t meantime, newsom says he did attempt to call trump. tried to reach out to can get through. >>i think a neck with them. look at white house is not set up in the middle of a transition. i'm not complaining about last person that pick up the phone was me. >>someone else who reached out to trump assembly. republican minority leader james gallagher. he sent trump this letter congratulating him on his victory and asking him to help california with federal resources on a number of issues including fire prevention. >>affordable housing and energy and gas prices. gallagher believes newsom strategy to fight trump will backfire. you wants to posture about trump and and not solve problems. it's. >>the irony here is. it's laughable. that is quite frankly, pretty sick because

people are really struggling right now. >>and last week, trump said newsom is trying to,e, kill our beautiful california with regard to gallagher. as of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>coming up, recalled alameda county district attorney pamela price. finally speaking out, but only to her supporters. what shealameda cou

attorney pamela price is finally speaking up about the recall election. >>but not to the public, rather only to her supporters. price fusesesed to speak

about the recall on camera. despite the fact the race was called against or just last week. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>we will speak to the election at the appropriate time. now is not the time nor the place. >>one day after refusing to k to r r reporters about the recall election. alameda county district attorney apprprprpropriate place to spea about it in a friday morning email to supporters price. thanks them. but doesn't concede saying there are still more than 200,000 ballots to count and quote, we must continue to wait until every vote is counted in alameda county in order to determine the way forward. >>she doesn't want to accept what's clear to everyone else, which is that she has been recalled. political analysts say despite a lopsided vote in favor of the recalle appears to be in the state of denial. even want to turn a 5,000 votes. outstanding. >>she would have to win over 70% of t t t t them. and clearl not doing that. >>in the email price then goes

on to blame those lopsided mber of very wealthy people who may have successfully overturned a democratic election for the first time in the history of alameda county. she also ties the lopsided vote to donald trump's victory. t political analysts say the numbers don't support price didn't lose because donald trump and donald trump. >>don't rub lost 71 to 24 in a county. sure. there's just no way this is an issue. this is issue by crime. this is issue about law enforcement. is issue that that strikes at the heart of every single perbut there's a local community democrat republican price was elected on a platform of reform. >>but political analysts don't think her ouster is a sign are through with progressive politics. i do not see the recall of pamela price as a repudiation of progressives. in her this seems to be a repudiation of somebody who did not live up tototototo the expectations

electorate and seem to be totally incompetent when it came to communications. dan kerman kron, 4 news at thurs. >>congress is weighing whether to pmore disaster relief fund to help small business owners hit brecent hurricanes washing correspondent maddie beer. tomball reports. some lawmakers say it needs to get done before the end of the year to help those in need. >>some house lawmakers are pushing topass more relief funding to help small business owners hit by hurricanes. helene and milton to make sure. >>and we meet the needs of the american people who have been suffering as a result of these extreme weather events. democratic leader hakeem jeffries says it's a priority for democrats has to be addressed as congress. california congressman pete aguilar says it should be passed soon. the small business administration's relief loan program ran out of money in october. we should we should do that before an fort to pass more funding in the senate failed thursday after one lawmaker block the bill by object. kentucky

republican rand paul protested its cost and what he says are green new deal policies. >>it caused other senators including north carolina's thom tillis to fight back or some people today saying if i've got to wait till next, congress. >>i got a fold-up. i think it's really unfortunate. white house economic adviser jon donenberg says supporting small businesses is important for the economy. this should not be a partisan issue. store not a partisan issue. and i think we're confident that eventually you'll get it done. now it's up to the house where members of both parties say relief funding is important next week. we could do it as early as next week. i but the clock is ticking on the 100 18th congress getting anything done before they me be huge left in gton. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>from phony job offers to fake told fees how scammers are getting more creative and how to avoid their latest tricks. i'm rich dem

>>social media site blue skies says it has seen a million new users since the presidential election. some of the congress say they want an alternative to x, formerly twitter as its owner.elon musk is poised to join the trump administration news nation's ryan bass explains what exactly blue sky is. >>this blue sky platform actually feels a lot like the early days of twitter before elon musk bought it and it has a lot of the same features and layout i downloaded last night. i created a user name and account. it's got the hashtag. you can search the lay out in the field is very similar. but this is kind of become a safe haven for a lot of left-leaning celebrities. journalist people really just been tu off by the

politicization of x and elon musk's policies on here and some of the spreading of misinformation as well a blue skies it's actually been around since 2019 and just recently started allowing people that were in the beta feature to adding username and joined the site that was actually spearheaded by former twitter ceo jack dorsey. and we've seen a surge in people migrating to the platform since trump's victory. the company says they've gained more than one and a half million users in the last week blue sky ceo told us its pgrowt of social media. one where users are put first, but it is still way behind x and met u.s. threats in terms of active users. a blue sky just past the 15.8 million users. bu different? well, it says it features user created custom feet. so basically, you control what you see on the social media platform. it's similar to how twitter list would work on the x platform. they also say they have anti toxicity features that protect users against harassment and

dog pilot. now, we've already seen a lot of people migrating over their outlets like the guardian said they're boycotting x because of its misinformation and and they're migrating to blue sky celebrities that have been tv personalities like mark cuban and also don lemon. they have joined the platform as well. >>and while it may seem more civil right ews s s s nation media contributor colby hall tells us that this may further push the information silos right in media les that people living with this platform being a little bit more center in leaning to the left as opposed to tax, which is migrated a little bit more right. as for truthful social. what does it mean for president trump's for president elect trump's social media platform? there are rumors that truth social an ex could now potentially merge. those 2 companies worth billions and billions of dollars. as for blue sky, they continue to gain users. we will see if they're here to stay. d tech news scammers are getting creative in ways they target us. rich demero has the latest tactics and how to avoid them in tonight's rich on tech.

>>they come text email and phone scammers are working overtime to get your attention and eventually your money. today i'm taking a look at their latest tactics and showing you how to protect yourself from becoming a victim >>they arrived by text. >>email. >>and of course, the good old fashioned phone cathere are ways to spot a scam and knowing them can better protect you. i want to say and it's very sad that no one is immune from being scammed. we are all human and we all make the state. let's start with those tax recently. it's been job offers and wrong number scams. they're still infected because they come in scale to the target. manyple and small percentage will forfeit them. it's best not to respond since it might encourage more messages. another text making the rounds, ask you to pay a toll don't fall for its really easy to fall into a scam

you are either distracted pure occupied with other his mera takes advantage of those movements. unfortunate. next up, emails. the scams come in various styles. but many share a sense of urgency. if you see a receipt for something you never purchased. it's likely trying to get you to call a phone number so they can steal your yment t t t t information. a recent bogus amazon prime membership email attempts to hijack your payment and log-in while rtion real data often scooped up from breaches to scare you into sending money. don't fall for it. t'ity generally speaon the roads lead the sender look for spelling errors and inspect any links be critical anication coming your way. no matter how these scams arrive. according to scam spotter dot org. it's best slow down double check details and to never send money.

>>one more thing don't log in through links in emails or text and do search for customer service numbers online. >>your safest option is to find the phone number on your statement or card. but all this information on my website just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>it's tough to raise a family these days, especially in san francisco kron four's vicki liviakis found one guy who's making a work. >>while making music about no help just see that there's some beauty in the city can ledad, resident of the city and musician. he's created original music called playing in fog is sort love letter to san francisco. despite the many lenges it's getting harder to live in the city for sure, just to aft. one of my songs actually is called 60 day notice. and it's it. and owner move in eviction,

which we had to deal with it. so we went from rent control, too. market rate rents, which is a big name yeah. and but i i did read beautiful song out of his daughter aays in his band called scrabble. >>and along with iconic snapshots of the city li draws on his korean roots in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news >>you can screen playing in the fog this saturday at 03:00pm. plus, they'll be live performances and a q and a with family himself that that the 4 star theater in san francisco is thanksgiving is ri

around the corner and these next coupupupupuple weeks are g be extra busy at local food banks. kron four's justine walman spoke with tanis crosby separate food bank to learn how you can help. so what's happening at the food bank now leading up to thanksgiving? well, it's busy. >>we're so grateful to be partnering with the community there our community is so generous or tuna cboututututut ending hunger and your bank is committed to making sure that warner's share neighbors this holiday season and year-round. and are you still looking for food donations, monetary donations the actual hands? volunteers in the food bank. >>all of the above. here's how you can help. you can go ssm from bank dot org. and right now we have a very generous donor. >>that is matching all of your so every dollar donated, the food bank means 4 meals for our neighbors. this holiday

season. so please go send them bank dot org, make a donation. your donation is matched right now and next week and there's a turkey drives happening in san francisco. we're or p p p p our community and you can donate a turkey. it can feed a family go to s s turkey drive dot com. that s after to dot com to learn molike right now f the people that you serve as it higher lower, like how many people need help this time of year and especially with thanksgiving. >>that's right. need is surging. demand for services is insecurity is higher now than it was at the height of the pandemic. and that might feel counter intuitive because we don't see long lines of cars. but in fact, food insecurity has gone up. anananand at the s time, all those pandemic-era supports from all of us government. they've gone away. sony is not funding is d d down

and and inflation recess. so support is needed now more than ever before. and you can make a a a difference. it reall matters. every dollar means 4 meals. and we're just so grateful for the community support. and if someone is watching this and they think that they need some help from the sfa run food bank for thanksgiving, we're beyond that. hon theyeyey sign up? >>please reach >>sfm food bank dot org. there's a button, find food and to services. you need please reach everybody has hope that they can offer and some of us need help through our lives. san francisco or in bank is here for you. >>tanis crosby with sfa run food bank. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. have a great thanksgiving. i hope lots of turkeys go out. krononononon. 4e

>>watching kron, 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming through kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. more developing news coming out of the san mateo county sheriff's office on friday. the assistant f resigns this after county supervisors formally calls on the sheriff christina corpus to resign. are the findings of a sc report. here's kron 4 sarah stinson on her one-on-one conversation with the county supervisor. >>the weeklong saga continues around the san mateo county sheriff's office. the assistant sheriff matthew fox resigned friday morning after

working in the department for 25 years. my first thought was of the public health and safety of the citizens of san mateo county residents who live here. >>to have this must just this much dysfunction in the command staff. that's county supervisor ray mueller. he says fox is not the only one leaving the department. the amount of ion within the sheriff's department. that's all the way up. i mean, the number of departures we actually have had in the command staff, it is really problematic. the dysfunction within the department was uncovered in an independent investigation. its findings released by mueller and another supervisor on tuesday. it accuses sheriff christina corpus of having an intimate relationship with her chief of staff victor inj and creating a toxic work environment as well as several other claims. hearing from residents every day who are reading it, who are shocked by the board held a special meeting wednesday voting unanimously to call on the sheriff to resign. >>but before they could take the vote, the sheriff arrived

making an announcement to promote inj to assistant sheriff. the county attorney is still looking into the legality of the promotion since he's not a sworn officer. meanwhile, sheriff corpus still refuses to resign. mueller says since the release of the more than 400 page report, people continue to come forward. so many tips, soinformation both from internally and externally of the sheriff's department. >>that we're following up on right now. the investigation is just moving at full force. we have to get the provide stability back to that department. >>county supervisors are also focused on seseseseseveral opti remove the sheriff, including a charter amendment that could be presented to voters in a special election next year will be that charter meeti amendment. >>that would give the board the ability to move to remove the sheriff. have heardthe community that people are starting to organize around the recall effort as well. i'm sarah stinson reporting kron. 4 news.

san francisco from mount tam kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us as the tracks. a chilly weekend ahead, lawrence. >>of the north tonight, we are working on some of the coldest temperatures of the season so far going to be very cold as you wake up tomorrow morning. so be prepared for that. can extra blanket on the bed. maybe a lot in the s. those temperatures are really going to get cold. many of the valley still clear skies. it'll be cold enough in the san francisco up toward the golden gate bridge. it remains dry. you've got that cold alaskan air up above and well, we've got some big-time waves generated by those systems have been spinning off the coastline out over the open water. so got a high surf advisoct until 11 o'clock on rday, expecting some 15 foot swells along the coastline. those waves may be breaking the size 18 along west facing beaches. be very, very careful out there toward the coast. we have that supermoon 2 if you had a chance to get outside and check it out. that moon very close in proximity. so the gravitational pull given rise to some very high tide. in fact, the 7th that tied cted

for some inundation, some localized flooding inside the bay as we head throughout the weekend in the beginning of next week.it's currently 41 degrees getting cold in napa. 44 of little 45 in santa rosa in 48 degrees. now in hayward, all that cold air kind of filtering on in now from the gulf of alaska and now looks like we're in for a very cold night ahead as receive really series of cold nights, high pressure going to try and sneak in here just a little bit for saturday. should be a dry day for your day tomorrow. then this system rolls bringing a chance of showers across the bay area by tomorrow afternoon on sunday behind that, like it's kind entry. we got maybe another chance as we head in toward wednesday, especially north of the golden gate bridge. but then that area of low pressure just kind of anchors off the coastline. here we go. we s ththththe set up like this lot time to get some pretty good rain out of that. that may be next friday. then it just keeps going as low kind of spins up. the storms rolling in the bay area throughout next weekend and into the following week. all right. temperatures tomorrow should be nice and are dried. it will be a little cooler, brisk outside 58 degrees. it

happened about 62 oakland and 63 degrees in napa. as we look out over the next few days. yep. tomorrow. nice day. slight chance of showers lay thon sunday. maybe a lingering shower early on monday morning, dry tuesday, wednesday, warming up. but by the following friday, that really things really open up. we start talking about significant rain. thanks so much, laura >>well, a dog is dead and a person is recovering in the hospital tonight after they were attacked in the city's fillmore district on friday. police say after 11 friday morning they were called to a safeway shopping center parking lot, fillmore and eddy streets and they say their 3 large dogs attacked a smaller dog and a man that man was bitten several times and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive, though. police shot and killed one of the large dogs, though that was attacking the person. a second large dog was capturing and they say that they shot back 3rd dog.

>>officers had a foot pursuit where they followed the dog to kimball park. and during this interaction, a second officer involved discharge occurred where? a 3rd dog was located that d d d d dog was struck and don't know the nature of the injuries for that 3rd dog. >>police are searching for the owner of the dogs and say this is a criminal investigation. the city of brighton, what is paying nearly 1 million dollars after police canine vicious attack on a suspected shoplifter. the money is to settle a lawsuit by the woman in here in this video. it's from 2020. you can see police were pursuing her for allegedly shoplifting and ulta beauty. she was hiding in some of the bushes when she was mauled by the canine police officer. her attorney says she had already surrendered to the police when an officer released that your screen biting the woman's head and ripping into her scalp. well,

according to the lawsuit, the officer admitted information about the dog attan his police port. they say surgeons reattached the woman scout to her head and those injuries work hired hundreds of stitchnew efforts are underway in san jose to address concerout rv's on city streets. the department transportation is launching a pilot program meant to clean up streets and improve traffic safety officials say there are around 900 rv's parked on city streets right now and to help remove the vehicles. the program will be adding several tow away zones in neighborhoods that were its st part of mayor matt mahan 1.5 million dollar environmental safety initiative. and now in san francisco, it's starting to look a lot like christmas, the christmas tree at the city's union square is now fully led to welcome visitors. the square ice rink also open up to the public last week. so it's a perfect time to go skaters will get to use the rain through january. 20th and

organizers say they will have plenty of events during the holiday season. >>well, is on new year's day. so what happens is everybody gets up to get those buddy. mary's going trying to shake off the night before and they put on there favorite bathing suit and our costume. and they come down. if we start the new year off. >>for those waiting to meet the jolly u.s. man from the north pole. santa will be visiting union square next month. we'll take a look at this. a rare deepish h h h h washes ashore in san diego and scientists are thrilled to get in or fish. also known as the doomsday fish is such great condition to explore and look at. >>fascination with the with the with the planning of mysterious aspects of life. you know that we just don't get to encounter on a regular basis. this is a fish they can go to probably about 30 feet long grade. i mean, even when they're 10 feet long, they're

very impressive. ng still breathing reminiscent of things sea monsters. the survey. >>and this sea serpent takes its say title from legends that say whe turn up and national disaster is on the way because they come from such deep below in the depths of the ocean. that being said, we've had 3 of them wash up in southern california since august alone. >>coming up, san jose state hit with yet another lawsuit regarding a transgender player being on the women's lleyball t team's captain is asking for more to be done. it's a more to be done. it's a change. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today 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.

>>now to an te on a sty y we're following out of the south bay san jose state university is the target of a new title. 9 lawsuit as kron. 4 charles clifford reports women's team are now claiming the school violated their rights by allowing a transgender player on the team. >>well, this is a story that has gotten a lot of national attention. others, it's been at least one lawsuit filed in t another lawsuit was filed this week asking among other things that the player in question be from the team. this new oved lawsuit was filed in u.s. district court in colorado on wednesday. in it, a dozen plaintiffs including san jose state women's volleyball player brooke slusser claim that san jose state university, the mountain west conference in california state university have violated their title 9 rights ti9, which was passed into law in the 1970's protects people from discrimination based on in education programs that

receive federal funding. the goal of the law wansure that men and women are treated fairly in educational settings, which includes collegiate sports in the lawsuit. the plaintiffs claim that by allowing a biological male to play on a women's volleyteteteteam, their rights as women have been violated. they are asking the court for damages and to prevent the pln question frororororom participating in the mountain west conference volleyball championship in las vegas later this month. in a statement to kron 4 on friday, san jose state uiversity said we received the complaint and will review and respond appropriately. e nonono further comment at this time in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>police aaul alalalso say a woman was sexually assaulted earlier this month while waiting for a bus at the city's public transit center. kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction for people who are concerned as they take the bus and a train daily. it's been a with buses and trains coming and going from the palo alto

transit center. everyone. i've spoken to his surprise tha woman was sexually assaulted here. it's not often that crimes are reported that the public transit hub in downtown palo alto. but safety is still top of mind for jonelle gruss when she takes the bus to her job at stanford unsity during the week like a fear of public transportation before i mean, i see your most and have hear about it. comparing occurrences that happen. >>and and as young woman, i know you have to be careful. according to palo alto police, a woman came forward esday to report a assault that happened to her november 4th. she says a man approached around 07:30pm, at the transit center while she was waiting for a bus. >>the man asked if she could help him by translating a conversation with another person and she agreed following him to a nearby tree line. police say that's when shohohohohowed the victim the made threats of she did not comply and sexually assaulted her earlier this for moment, it's like a must been like most incredibly heartened way. >>yeah, i hope she finds a way to lead thththththe recovery fr

the suspect fled the scene on foot and police say the victim waited to report the crime because of his threats. he still at large and is described as a slender black male in his 30's wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black cargo pants and a surgical type mask. while police search for the suspect, public transit riders. i spoke with friday are taking their own precautions to avoid falling victim. you wear your surroundings. i mean, i keep like a pepper spray on me. >>or you can have like a little bird makes noises. i k juststststst having those on hand really important. if you're in a scary situation call a friend, then have someone on the phone with just so they know whereabouts are. police say there been no similar incidents of assault reported recently. >>anyone with information about this case or the suspect to reach out to the palo alto police department to help with their investigation reporting in palo alto. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. a petition create

local san francisco school is calling for the removal of a wl >>who has a controversial past in regards to trans students and the role focuses on supporting aan american students. some are saying she's not qualified for it. kron four's lezla gooden explai >>that's insane that you guys. say equities in the forefront yet. that's not what you actions. >>i represent and show community members and parents are speaking out by creating this petition calling for the san francisco unified school district to reconsider the most family liaison at james lick

middle school,josephine's meaning that the district's not really thinking of their actions of how it will impact. >>our students of it's i feel it's a slap in the face to the community. the black community. >>avalanche is a par current student and teacher student at the middle school me she and others were stunned in august to learn of xao being place in this newly created position for its black students who they say are in need of support. has this person be able to connect with our black students to o o o o spend parents been able to connect with house. hasn't been the african american n n n parent advisory committee. has that been going? has that started? it? >>some kind focusing also on the outcomes of what the school site council had requested or like wanted to work on. and i can't even get those answers. and has a controversial past. >>and 2018, she quit her race

to becoming a school board member after it was discovered she had made transphobic remarks. >>i'm part of a trance family. and so. you know, thinking about my kids that are going to be go that school are one of them. it's going. i don't want someone that. believes that my kids could be a danger. the petition avila says. >>the appointed black family liaison position was created with someone else in mind. a current teacher you table of who has worked in the district for over a decade. black >>have been fail. time and time again. and sir, have somebody in that position that hard early under sainz. recognize feel not just the joy, but the pay. the struggle in this is says, is on a whole nother level. >>adding that sounds raise is not the sole concern,

questions, her intentions and taking this role. >>my question knowing the statements that she had made. in the past. why would you think? putting her in this position? we'll be anyat. >>we also reached out to the district for guarding these concerns raised by the school community, how we were told they cannot comment on personnel matters. when we asked if they had a comment for concerned families and students, we did not receive a response that stanley you and everybody else that the black students andilies do matter. >>because if they have a whole lot to say. >>lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>after the break, how you can skate into the holiday se in style in san francisco. we'll be right back with those details.

>>it's a holly jolly time in the bay area. places are transforming for the holiday season, includ unininininion square where the safeway holiday ice rink is back. kron four's justine walman spoke with robert keith to tell us all about it. >>robert, thanks for joining us. d of skates >>i know i don't have skates. i'm actually on the upper deck right now. just rinkside so that you can see all the skaters skating down there. you know, the holiday season is here and we're back. we're better than ever. and the safeway holiday ice in n n n n union square presented by kaiser permanente is open.

>>that was so much excitement. i just love that right now it's contagious. it's not something he's never been to the skate rink before. what do they need to know that you can rent skates there and certainly don't need any experience. that's that that's so true. you know, a lot of people to come for the first time. but the first thing that you should do is go to our website. >>which is union square ice rink. >>dot there you can find out about all of our wonderful a bench. >>you can pick the session that you want to come the purchase your ticket that way. we have no lines anymore because we're completely cashless. you show up. they scan your qr code. you're down there, getting skates on and then you're ready to take to the ice and the magic that comes with it. >>so had my kids. i'm skates for the very first time at the rink there. and they have these little like penguin like pusher. things on that kids could like you don't have to worry about them like hurting themselves are falling. there's there's a lot of safety measures in place.

there is. we have people on the ice as well. but we do have full of bears thi. all polar bears is still over, said there. >>or our little ones that are 48 inches ararararare less with skates on. they can get the polar bears and they will help them. >>get started with th pushing gliding across the ice. are there any special events coming up as we closer to christmas? i know a lot of people there that re is there. so a lot of people want to come out enjoy everything. there's a menorah to yes. yet we haven't seen one or go up but the tree is up and ready. >>4 people and lots of pictures going so this year w a flashback fridays, which is always because the music changes so much that we have classical sundays and that's our 11 mornininininings. you ca to that classical mu of whole different dementia and what you're doing it. the classical music, then we have the one and only drag

on ice. that's going to be december oh, my goodness. if you miss that, you just didn't. you're not going to finish your year off ririririri because this one of finest, it's terrible. times drag on ice. and that's going to be 5th have our silent skate party. that's back. and that's where you put on the headphones. and fferent channels. that's always a big crowd pleaser. that's on the 12th of december. and then my favorite went out and i'll be back here to co-host of that. i guess in the hosting this year is polar bear on ice. so poll numbers skate is on new year's day. so what happens is evegets going g g g g trying to shake o night before and they put on there rite bathing suit attire and our classroom. and they come down. if we start the new year off. but in san fran when you say were your favorite bathing suit

attire? >>that's kind there's such there's a lot of gray area and >>i've seen some incredible things. i've seen things that i don't want to ever see again. but come down and join us on new year's day where polar bear skate. if this is a holiday tradition for people of san francisco, it's right here in the heart. we've got sfpd command statght behind us. there's plenty of the wonderful officers here. we have farm and that come by and all the excitement. but this is a tradition here and thvoting for the number one ice rink and the u.s. came out today. so to go to today, top 10 category ice rink is in there now. but 2 years ago, we were number 5 here. then we went to number 3 this year. i want everybody to get on there and let's make union square. the number one ice rink in america. why not? why well,

and, you >>robert, you had this say the website one more time where people can go get tickets and all that stuff. >>certainly union square ice rink dot com. awesome. robert lee safeway ice rink. thank you so much joining us. appreciate it. have fun. >>i'm david lazarus cruise the self-driving vehicle division fine of half a mimimiion y a

>>stocks end the week on a low plus, driverless car company cruise reaches a new settlement. here's david lazarus with money. smart.

>>hey there. a bad week for stocks ends with a bad day for stocks as investors abandoned their post election sugar high and focus instead on what's next for interest rates better than expected. retail sales out this morning cwith a slight uptick in inflation, which we learned about earlier in the week raises questions abwhr the fed will keep cutting rates into 2025. for the week. the dow is down about one percent. the s and p 502.2%. and the nasdaq 3.3% drug stocks were especially hard hit today after president elect trump vacacacacaccine skeptic robert kennedy junior human services. now let's and shift gear and look at the self-driving vehicle division of general motors has agreed to pay a fine of half a million dollars after apparently misleading safety investigators about an accident in san francisco last one of those crews vehicles cacacacacame clean about that t

authorities. what it neglected to mention in its report, however, is that the vehicle then dragged the woman down the street, causing severe injuries. gm has reportedly agreed to pay the woman about 8 million dollars for troubles. but the fact they didn't tell safety authorities about that. that's a no-no. and hence that big find. in any case, cruz is expected to start offering its services via uber beginning next year. back to you. >>coming up from 4 is officially celebrating. 75 years here in the bay area. after the break. how one institution is helping us keep institution is helping us keep our stories alive. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last.

>>conan o'brien has been tapped to host next year's oscars. plus, a new documentary about yacht rock is coming to hbo. andy riesmeyer is has those details in the entertainment report. >>when you think of go 2 oscars hosts, bob hope billy crystal, johnny carson might come to mind. and of course, thisrent year as emcee jimmy kimmel. well done it 4 times. jimmy's past on number 5, telling i heart hosting the oscars is just too much with the late night show. so the speculation has begun. john delaney reportedly said no, sir, to that. then today news that this veteran host e on the oscar stage. this is incredible. >>and then handed an oscar. and oscar to make host. i'm hosting yes. minister host i still get to keep to know? >>conan o'brien said yes, he's no stranger to awards. shows the mtv movie awards and 2014

and the emmys 2002 2006 producers say they'rwit. his hu ability to move between serious and lighter topics. the show will air on abc sunday march second 2025. stopped the sale set a course for catalina shores. a documentary about yacht rock just breezed only just off to singers. all seem to be saying it's going to okay. it's perfect. sitting down dancing. also known. >>as rock. >>wilson, this new genre. we made starting to get embraced by the world. >>on beet t t t t richmond, i played on those records. i was. so it was kind flattering to be. >>made fun of and began to see that it was kind of >>backwards way to honor >>a canvas really can do miracles because of a cross. michael mcdonald county loggins toda steve, look at 3rd and so many more at once.

an loved and now the love yacht rock amazingly was not called that at the time. until after a web series from the mid 2. thousands to the name. stick and for new music friday, pop princess tate mcrae with another danceable track dropped last night and already has over a million views and is trending on you too. this is 2 hands. a graze breaks to hands a single off her upcoming record. so close to what dropping february 21st with your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer. >>bringing print into the golden age of television. 75 years of celebrating countless stories of achievements from

silicon valley. >>looking at here is an analog computer to point rays well connected by the golden our politics. i announce my candidacy for mayor of the city and county of san francisco. theaters music. an our protest pushing for change and remembering how far we've come. in the bay area. television archive is keeping all of that coverage served and le a a a a at san francisco state university. >>well, that archive is the result of decades of work at the university kron four's noelle bellow met up with one of the people working hard preserve some of the most exciting as some of the most devastating moments in the bay area has covered. all right here on kron 4.

>>back behind the rows of books and the san francisco state university library. was involved. a video. the bay area television archive houses footage from for local news outlets. >>the film from kron is some of the oldest and best quality in thelection. i li working with film alex cherian has been the television archivist for almost 20 years omamamamamaha taken from him on a to did you tell he spends his days converting 16 millimeter film to forecast. what i'm doing cre can work with. guy as technology has evolved. alex has made it his mission to preserve bay artory. all of the converted footage can be accessed and viewed online. >>floors of the assassination of harvey milk and george moscone e. elation and

togetherness of thmmer of love. and the joy and excitement felt on opening day at the oakland coliseum. the majority of the collection we have from kron is from the 1960's in the 1970's. a lot of this film in this video as not being seen for decades. >>when eased henry formatting film canisters had right back to the vault for safekeeping. for someone you might just be poking around andndndnd they end on the sfa archives website. >>what do you hope they get out the collection? i hope they can find some the bay area's tree which is interesting to that. if they're not interested, that's fine. if they i then i've done my job helping to tell the stories of the bay area and its people. one frame the time. >>been around for 75 years now we reached a point where we're

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promising some major changes for the federal government recently topping to supporters of his one entrepreneur, el musk and also former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. this in hopes reducing bureaucracy w also increasing efficiency. reporter blake burman shares the details of the plan. tonight, the political minute. hat t t t t is the department o government blake burman, host of the hill on newsnation. president elect donald trump

tapping businessmen, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to start a new government watchdog. it's called the department of government efficiency. now the goal is to, quote, work overtime to ensure your tax dollars will be spent wisely. trump says in a statement that means slashing regulations, cutting wasteful spending and restructuring federal agencies. the goal making government smaller and more efficient by july 4th, 2026. that's the country's 200 50th anniversary. now both have a history here. ramaswamy made cutting the size of government a fixture of his bid for the publican nomination last year. musk shrunk the size of twitter when he bought the company dismissing about 80% of the workforce. blake burman and this is the newsnation political minute. >>popular video app tiktok is reaching its deadline to sell or be banned in the u.s. its fate now hangs in the balance with president elect trump. trump has gone from tiktok

fotouh friends since his first administration. our dc's raquel martin has the latest from capitol hill. >>may be going from enemy number in washshshshshington to yesterday's news for all of those that want to save tiktok in america. vote for trump on the campaign trail. president elect donald trump reversed his position to ban the popular video app. a big star on tiktok now donald trump's popular on them. i'm glad that he realizes that there's value. the ic california congressman ro khanna is on board. the voted against the bill forcing tiktok chinese parent company to sell the app to an american company or be banned in the u.s.. there are 170 million americans on these platforms. you can't just take away their free speech. rights york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis and most of congress voted for it. but she says the priority now is to secure our border and this mass illegal migration as crushing city's democratic

senator mark warner is still founding the alarm. he calls ted talk a a a a a national sec threat. let's have it owned controlled, not by a chinese company which by chinese law is answerable to the communist party of china. tiktok is fighting the mandate in court. >>at a global summit in peru, the company ceo insisted user data iief. t t t these not just words. we have invested more than 1.5 billion dollars to secure the data. tell us community to talk had until january 19th. >>the day before president elect trump is inaugurated to sell e app. warner says the trump does not enforce the law. awful lot explaining to in washington. raquel martin. >>th

>>is hosting thase center tonig hours after the emotional decibels. >>were through the roof for the return of hompmpmpmpmpson and the mavericks. the team was hoping to replicate the outcome from that tuesday night matchup. this another group stage game in the nba cup. and you know what i say, throw out the records once the nba cup. early on some beautiful ball movement by the warriors. check this out. just one touch pass to conventionally willie waters finds andrew wiggins and or the finished with 13 warriors up one after one. >>play of the night came in kumingngngngnga punches the bal look is brendan but jim ski behind the back all the way down the court. take another look at this. a slam dunk by kuminga. he gets the dunk.

wow. what a play. it's seconds to go before the break. staff does it all by himself getting to the side of the and hitting the high flo to enenenenend the half warriors led by 7 at the break. warriors really a an ive offensive attack tonight, 6 players in double figures buddy hield drains the 3 pointer to end the 3rd quarter. he led the dubs with 18 2 on the night and then off the inbound pass blocks. it's kyle anderson. >>you can see why they call him slip he knocks down the staff, got to stay on the bencn 4th quarter finishes with 13 points. just steve kerr was not happy with some of the calls at the end of the game with the war. get their second win in the nba's cop one. 23 to want his. >>the forty-niners continuing to prepare for their sunday matchup witheahawks ininininin gahat really neither team can afford to lose. and now it comes down to who's healthier. the niners may end up on the short end of the stick. there.

the forty-niners injury report continues to look like a receipt from cvs. luckily most of those affected are able as opposed to doubtful among those nick bosa, who was a limited participant in practice today with that nagging hip injury, offensive lineman, trent williams battling an ankle issue, didn't practice all week. he, too, is listed as questionable. kyle shanahan gave an update on william status earlier today. >>weekend, bill to go to t on it. feel bullied better tomorrow. good to go. but of all the way up to kickoff for him. >>one player who is healthy, thankfully is christian mccaffrey who made his return fieldldldldld last sunday afte missing the first 8 games of the season with achilles tendon. i to see rushed for 39 yards on 13 carries added 6 receptions for another 68 yards. but maybe most importantly, he made the buccaneers defense. take notice of wherever he was on the field that helped open things up for the rest of the

offense. mccaffrey came out of the game feeling great figures to be even better this week. >>toward i felt, you know, i think it's just knew. i think was you know, can always, you know, you break more tackles. just good to get back in a field that i there's positives and negatives to not playing for a long time. negatives you know, i can hit all the time. so you don't tug with the padryou know, thanks so out there so like my eyes were pretty good. looking back is yoow, itititit's just about getting back into the groove of feel great. >>finally tonight, let's get to boxing. well, kind of can we really call this box in 2020, 27 year old, jake paul, take it on. the 58 year- former heavyweight champion of the world, mike tyson and jake paul gets the win by unanimous on. sososososo this was an 8

round fight instead of the inininininstead of 3 tyson show flair connecting with a few shots you know, in the in the first couple of rounds, he looked good. but look, he's 58585858, right? he ran out of i'm not i'm and i'm nowhere nar 58. i don't think i could. you know, bounround in the gym, boxing >>and that doesn't here for us kron. 4 news. l be back with the morning news. artingng stephanie are often have a great weekend.

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