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their officers. this is video of the scene shared on the citizen app. you can see a shooting took place there just after 9.30, one person was shot and taken to the hospital. their condition is unknown at this time and no word yet on a motive. but bar police say trains are not running. instead, they are offering bus services between south hayward and fremont. this is developing story and we will bring you the latest information as it becomes available. and the north bay police say u.s. postal worker has been killed in a crash. >>police say the crash happened shortly after 5 this evening in santa rosa. the mail truck and an suv collided at the intersection of corrigan street and north pine parkway. the usps letter carrier was thrown from the truck and was found dead at the scene at this time. police believe the male driver of the suv suffered a medical emergency right before he hit that mail truck. we'll keep following this story and let you know of any updabecome a a

fears ways there. but the as crews rescue passengers from another boat that capsized today. one person was killed in the incident and 4 others sent to the hospital. it all happened this afternoon and is now the 3rd deadly capsized near bodega bay in just 2 weeks. time kron four's sara stinson reports from sonoma coast with warning now from officials. >>it's a boat capsized off the coast near north salmon creek beach. as sonoma county sheriff's investigators work to figure out what went wrong there stressing both safety to another boat capsized off the coast of the day. gabbay this time a small boat with 5 people inside. >>the sonoma county sheriff's office got a call around one 45 monday afternoon about voters in the ocean waving for help. here is arrived on scene. >>and there were people in the water as well is still clinging to the boat which capsized. cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division. chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but

tragically one did not me ended up pulling. that something that the water and unfortunately. >>we're sensitive them. >>the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance more patients that were transported. >>we're learn. talking. foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life. s this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >>the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >>hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before

heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip the coast? well, it very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the co understand the forecasted conditions and also to wear a life vest. the coast guard has also been busy. they report rescuing 15 voters in 4 different searches over the weekend in the bay area. >>there's also a small craft advisory in effect until 03:00am wednesdahe national weather service saying inexperienced boaters should avoid going out in these conditions. i'm sara stinson reporting in bodega bay kron. 4 news. >>now to another big story of the night. cold temperatures and heavy rain hitting the bay area this week. and those downpours could lead to flooding, especially in the north bay in sonoma. all eyes are on the russian river there. county officials say the water is leveling out at about 10 feet right now and flooding potential starts winner reaches 32 feet. officials say flooding is a

possibility and smaller creeks and streams as the week goes on. kron 4 chief meteorologist is tracking it all. and this real this first real storm of the season and he has the latest details, lawrence. >>pounded by a series of storms rolling in the bay. i think the main rivers like the russian, the napa petaluma, they're all going to stay within their banks. but going to see some rapid rises, the smaller creeks and streams around the bay area. we could see some flooding there right now. it's quiet out there. it is cold to we've got freeze warnings going. a frost advisories too. as we get ready for return ofsome rain. and boy, it is going to come in come in hard, especially as we get into wednesday. national weather service already issued a flwatch for the entire north bay. and really, that's where we're expecting the main focus of this storm and they could see as much as 5, maybe 6 inches of rain, maybe as much as 10 inches long. some the coastal ranges and parts of northern sonoma county. so of course, you get thmount t t t t of rain a short amount of time and that's going to cause some flooding issues right now. so

far, just some high clouds drifting up above. but this it's going to be what we call that pineapple express, the good old atmospheric river going to roll in the bay area. fact to your left, you can see honolulu, hawaii islands and that stream of moisture originating in that area. so it's carrying with a tremendous amount of moisture making its way across the pacific. now on. well, here comes latest forecast model showing that being a dive in the bay area as we head into our wednesday morning. you see the bulk of the heaviest rain north of the golden gate bridge. that continues to be the case there. but again, to get a little soaking. but the heaviest rain staying to our north, there's plenty more to come. >>thanks, lauren swell now to san jose where a pedestrian has died after being hit by a car. police say the collision happened around 08:45pm. tonight. that's in the area. bird and co avenu in n jose's willow. glen neighborhood officers have only describe the pedestrian as an adult male and he later died at e hoital. police say northbound bird avenue from kota fuller avenue will be closed until further notice. and tomorrow, san jose

city council members are expected to discuss march horses vacancy following his resignation. torres is currently in jail on charges related to child crimes. last week he was denied bail due to the evidence presented to the judge. and today was the for 3rd day of testimony for many. he's the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in san francisco today. many face questions from jurors. many testified last week that he pulled over and parks is bmw under the bay bridge in april last year. that's because least built a can of beer in his lap. well, many said lee exploded with anger after that and made bad joke. many claim that the tech mogul attacked him with a knife and he fought back in self-defense. jurors asked him about the incident in the car and his actions after the altercation after answering the jurors the money was excused from the witness stand, although he can still be recalled at a later date.

>>it will have more after the

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman, san jose police have shot a man who they say assaulted his wife, stabbed a family member and also threatened officers with a knife over the weekend. the man is now in critical condition at the hospital. kron four's. lindsey ford has the latest. >>police say the suspect has this history of domestic violence and has a restraining order against him. they say on sunday night he assaulted his wife by throwing dishes at her and threatened to kill her before threatening officers with a knife. all this happening shortly before 8

sunday night. while police say 4 children were inside of the home. >>a dramatic scene unfolding any san jose neighborhood after police say they first responded to a call about a domestic violence sunday night 9-1-1. call taker could hear children crying in the background of the color desperately awaited help. >>that caller, according to san jose police was the wife of the suspect. 44 year-old her act, leo mejia, san jose officers were able to safely get me. he his wife and 4 children out of the home. but one family member who tried to intervene stabbed with a kitchen knife. police chief paul joseph revealed on monday that officers found mememememej inside of a bedroom hiding under a pile of clothing. officers gave multiple commands to show his hands and warned him that force may be used if he did not comply. officers use force because me here raised a kitchen knife at officers. an officer used a

taser and mejia. but the taser did not work because mejia block the taser with a blanket. the armed suspect continued to advance toward the officers approaching within several feet of the closest officer in respons one officer discharged their firearm, striking the suspect. >>after mejia was shot, police say he barricaded himself inside of a bedroom for several hours until being eventually taken into custody monday morning. chief joseph says mejia has a criminal history of prior acts of domestic violence and that his wife and children involved are survivors. domestic violence is a daily nightmare for countless families and survivors who often suffer in silence trapped in situations. they feel they cannot escape. >>this is the 5th police shooting in san jose of this year. and san jose's mayor says this is the second time this year when a gun was used to protect a mother and her kids reporting in the newsroom, lindsey ford kron 4 news. 5 congressional and

state leaders from san mateo county are now calling upon embattled sheriff christina corpus to resign. >>sasasasasay impacts public safety. a scathing report released last week detailed the shares alleged abuse of power, including retaliation, intimidation and racism. last week, corpus declared during a council meeting that she would step down. she also promoting her chief of staff there who she's accused of having a relationship with to assist in a sheriff in response to the state leaders, corpus reiterated that she had no intention of stepping down saying in part, i am disappointed but not surprised that more elected officials have decided to pile on me and my office. in oakland, there are growing calls for local leaders to avoid making drastic cuts to city services. today a group of city workers rallied at city hall and tomorrow the council is set to receive an updated report on oakland's finances along with suggestions on how balance the

budget. oakland faces a projected budget shortfall of around 93 million dollars. and as a result of this, the city is considering making significant cuts to city services. this includes the police and fire departments which are by far oakland's largest expenses and the areas where cuts will likely be made. no way that our administration can sit up here and say that they want safe and clean. >>and then turn around and balance their budget on the backs of the workers that perform the services. >>thworkrkrkrkrkers acknowledge oakland is facing a financial crunch and offered their ideas for turning things around. they suggest among other things that the city reform spending such as staying within budget when paying police overtime instead of a more robust rainy day fund for the next time. there is a budget shortfall. san francisco mayor like daniel lurie has announced his transition team. some of the members include openai ceo sam altman and former san francisco fire chief joanne

hayes. whites flurries team says this group will provide advice to the mayor. elect and help them to build relationships with other city agencies. the mayor-elect has said hbuilding quote, a world class team. the shares of his commitment to an administra, rururururudin, accountability, service and change. a memorial will be held this saturday for a legendary bay area. author jack london who died 180 years ago. the memorial is scheduled to begin at 10, 30 in the morning and happy walls museum organizers plan to honor london with songs and a visit to his grave in sonoma county. lennon died of kidney failure. back in 1916, at the age of 40 as some of his works include the book called the wild jack london square in oakland is also named after him. >>prompt 32 would have increased the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour today. opponents of the measure say they defeated it and now they're declaring victory capital tom wallace.

i'll speak to a no on 32 side. and i'll tell you why the yes on 32 side, it's not conceding.

>>in the south bay, police shot a person they say was threatening them with a knife. kron four's will tran is in san jose and brings us the latest. >>and that's the house right behind me. there are people ins as they were taken away by the police officers in the overnight hours, they would drop to back off after investigators talk to them. let me show you the video. police officers are here in the overnight hours. they actually got here at around

7.7.7.7.7.45 last night after c a domestic incident. when they got here, they saw suspect wielding a knife. they tried to. if you use the situation, but they claim that that person refused to drop his or her knife and they felt threatened at some point where an officer or officers opened fire on the suspect. but it did not end there. instead, they say the suspect went back inside the home. they had to deal with it for several hours. this barricade situation. finally, they were able to get the suspect to give up, rushed the suspect to the hospital. and at last in critical condition. we don't know the motive behind this as far as the domestic violence. but we do know that officers were not injured by this and it does not appear anybody inside was drororororopped off at around 7 o'clock in the morning. they seem extremely tired. but safe back to you. >>a storm is on the way in our region tonight. the north bay expect to get the brunt of this week's storm. people are

being encouraged there to take tion before the rain arrives. kron four's terisa stasio has more on the preparar >>torrential rains, flooding frosty temperatures. the bay-area poised to face an onslaught of wicked weather this we. upwards of 20 inches of rain at the top of some of sonoma mendocino county ranges. all that water flows into the small streams pushes downward areas like santa rosa should be able to handle a lot of the excess water itself. but those low lying areas around santa rosa may have a lot of problems in the north bay community, such as santa rosa are getting ready. this is video from last winter storm. >>forcing residents to seek sandbags to deal with flooding. >>we're looking upwards of at least locally 3 to 4 inches in santa rosa from tomorrow. tuesday night through thursday with another at least 2 to 3 inches possible friday into saturday. so that's a lot of

rain in a relatively short period of time. paul lowenthal is santa rosa's fire marshal literally just to feel we're asking residents to clean the leaf litter out of their gutters and anticipating a red flag conditions to minimize risk member cast now are asking residents toclear those same roof gutters. making sure that private onsite storm drains are cleared free debris so that water can go where it needs to go. >>lowenthal says that one of the chief concerns drivers getting caught in flooded roadways. >>what are things you hear? time and time again is turn around, don't drown. oftentimes we see people failing to heed to the warnings driving around barricades and getting themselves situations that they could absolutely avoid having been in flooded roadways. what that does prompts unnecessary response pupupupupublic safety officials police fire, ems to respond to an incident that could have absolutely been avoided. had somebody just turned around. >>he says if you do see standing water, turn around, play it safe, although very cold temperatures are predicted well.

>>owenthal says it doesn't rise to the level of opening shelters. >>just yet, although a freeze warning is in effect right now. looking at temperatures dropping into the mid 30's. so this point it does not meet the threshold for a warming center, at least here locally, but that's not to say that people should take precautions. just to m m m m mi some of those attacks in the north bay. theresa is co kron 4 news. >>you're watg ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ 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 during the season of audi sales event.

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be going down in defeat. capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us with reaction from the no on 32 side and shares why organizers with yes on 32 side say they are not conceding. >>yeah, prompt 32 would have is wage to $18 an hour. supporters of the measure say there are still more votes left to count. but opponents of prop 32 say it's currently losing and based on their calculations, it will fail by rejecting prof 32. but i think there. >>voters are saying enough is enough. california restaurant association president and ceo on the sharing that analysis as he and fellow prop 32 opponents officially declared victory. if passed, the measure would have sed d d d d the statewide minimum wage from its current $16 per hour to $18 per hour for all employees by 2026. after that, the minimum wage would go up annually based on cost of living increases. but

according to the secretary of state's office and prop 32 was losing by more than 252,000 votes. that coupled with the fact that the state has fewer than 785,000 votes left to count, led the no on prop 32 campaign to feel confident the measure wie defeated. the remaining votes would have to come in at 66% support. for-profit. 32 in order for it to flip. >>so gator folks that working with tell us that it would be. >>extraordinary. >>an if different still the yes on 32 side has not accepted defeat as of monday, noting the associated press has not yet called the race in a statement the yes on 32 campaign said it is unwise to declare victory prematurely when the associated press, which we all can regard as independent minded, declares an oprop 32, then we will assess it's the right to do for california workers. samberg a businessman who prides himself on being what he describes as an antipoverty

advocate, author to prop 32. he argued will benefit every day workers across the state struggling to get by. this was his message when we interviewed him ahead of election day, there are millions of californians we're working full time. >>and many cases more than full-time and can't afford basic needs. but opponents, including the california restaurant association, the california chamber of commerce. >>and the california grocers association all opposed to the measure arguing prop 32 would increase costs ultimately hurting the very people. it was trying to help. there is a cost to minimum wage hike. and typically that's higher prices for everything that, you know, you pay. he notes the statewide minimum wage already saw annual increases over the last decade and he adds a $20 fast-food minimum wage already went into effect earlier ththth year. amid all of that, he believes voters felt it was time for a new approach. i think it sends an important message to policymakers. >>you know, throughout california that consumers in

california voters are kind of sick of being used as guinea pigs for these, you know, public policy experiments where makes life more expensive for that. >>and regardless of the outcome of prop 32, theminimum already scheduled to increase to $16.50 per hour in the new year. as for the election results will they must be certified statewide. no later, the december 13th reporting at tom wallace kron 4 news. >>coming up, district attorney pamela price addressing alameda county on monday, finally conceding after voters approved her to be recalled. it's a 2.

>>many, the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. back on the stand monday. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest details from the san francisco courthouse. >>many was back on the stand today and he took questions from the jury he was more composed and controlled th whwhwhat we before. again, came are not allowed inside, but this is what we can show you. according to legal experts they have never seen so many questions from a jury in the l. here's some of the questions asked by them to the queues one after the altercation. did you notice you have blood on your hands and i checked my hands. my jacket. there was no blood. another when asked if he know what his sister meant when she tax. i'm asking that you came down way too him? no. at no point i came down him. there was nothing between me and bought well many after answering all of their questions was excused from the stand. he is subject to recall so he could return to the stand before his trial is

over. the next defense witness is a former sfpd officer. he was retired when lee was killed and is now serving as an expert. he gives his reasonable explanation of least 3 stab wounds and says it was all that leigh was only stabbed 3 times. >>a minimal amount of wounds. there's usually up to 10 wounds. people fight when object is involved and they're typically erratic winds adding that leaves will appear controlled pictures of legal shown in difficult for his family members to see believe in what we've heard. people say is mean i had a proclivity. >>for doing cocaine off the tip you look at the drawer, there is like straws and that are organizing the door with a knife came from. >>was likely need my hat. that knife on him. it was using it to do cocaine and that's where the knife came from. during cross-examination, prosecutors questioned the experts experience in this area and asked about the blurry video under the bay bridge of this incident where he testified

that it appeared the defendants hands are up in a stop motion. >>prosecutors tried to explain the video. it's too blurry to know exactly what is occurring. the expert clarifies he says his arms are up from the torso. bearse is saying the arms or below the waist. initially we were told that this trial could continue through the summer. if we stay on track, we'll keep you updated as this information comes out. well, so getting proper news. >>almost 2 weeks after election day, alameda county district attorney pamela price has finally conceded the recall with more than 580,000 votes tallied more than 63% people who voted favored getting rid of price before her term ended. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports, price didn't concede quietly. in fact, pushed back against critics and the former district attorney. >>i appreciate the opportunity to serve my community and to have made history in alameda county. and i leave this

office in a much better place that how we fund. >>surrounded by supporters, alameda county district attorney pamela price. thank those who voted for her 2 years ago as she conceded defeat in a recall election. that was the focus of much of her second year in office. >>i thank you for the honor. serving you is your district attorney. and i applaud you for going to the polls in 2022. and believe me in the possibility of reforming our criminal justice system and for 100 years here in alameda county. >>price was on a platform of reform. but opponents quickly had buyer's remorse saying she wasn't properly balancing reform with holding criminals accountable. at a news conference monday, price pushed back at that allegation. my team and i prioritize reducing gun violence. >>the fentanyl drug crisis and tackling human trafficking. we

prosecuted murders in other violence, persons throughout alameda county at a higher rate. >>then my predecessor and we process more than 12,000 cases. price went on to tick off a list of cases she's prosecuted in also took issue. >>but the claim she's been a lousy advocate for victims and their families. >>in 2023, we increase the number of victims served, but the family justice center by more 15 5 5 5 5 100 people. >>price said she's proud of prosecuting cops and public officials who have crossed the line and criticized her predecessors for not doing the same. it is up to you and me. >>to make sure that future leaders of this office remain independent decision makers. and stay the course of holding public officials accountable and law enforcement officers accountable for the actions. our challenges are too great to be divided.

>>price did not take questions but said while the outcome of the recall is not what she hoped for, she spects the decision of the voters. price's chief us it. >>well, continue in a couple

sun, wind and water actually could provide mofofofor society. but there have been challenges along the way. turning mother nature's resources and the clean energy. that's until now reported. kacey montoya explains. >>in the middle of the mojave off this secluded desert road, the future of clean energy is

being tested with high hopes. if you think a little bit into the future. >>you know, we're running out of options of how to power our lives even rush is the senior project engineer for gkn hydrogen. >>a company working to be the first to provide sustainable grthe world. they're doing just that with this new type of hydrogen storage that provides electricity using 2 things, solar power and water. so high. really is. >>one of the most abundant elements here. so it is very cheap. it's in every piece of water, right? waters, hydrogen and oxygen combined. >>well, concerns about hydrogen gas have long been related to its explosive nature. gkn says this new type of hydrogen storage is safe. you put power in, you put water in enables us to crea hydrogen out of that. >>we store the hydrogen restored as a middle as a solid, means there's no way it's going to blow up in your face. this was the first

hydrogen storage unit in north america. and it's been up and running here in the mojave desert since january of 2023. >>in fact, it's the only one in the state. this unit alone can power an average sized home for a month. the project is being funded by the california energy commission. has state officials look for innovative new ways to create more clean energy. so how does it work? provides energy to power. the solar panels, which is combined with water and fed into the 20 foot storage center. that's where hydrogen is creat stored as powder called metal hydride. once the demand for power increases the metal hydride are converted into hydrogen gas, which turns into electricity using fuel cells. the only waste from the process is water clean enough to drink engineers say these metal hydride can be stored for decades. providing peace of mind will never be in the dark ect manager chris tester says this type of energy could be a game-changer

for the state and situations from natural disasters like earthquakes to rolling blackouts during scorching summer heat. so why are there more of as uk different clients also piling this also why not is to be off, couldn't. >>it just takes a little bit time and made him on incentives. the golden state appears to be embracing the new technology in july, government officials announced california will be the first state to receive federal funds to create hydrogen hubs. >>regional networks producing clean energy for vehicles, manufacturing and electricity so hard. it really the end game. there's noaround that it is. >>absolutely abundant and his recyclable. so the only way to get to a completely sustainable energy economy, a slight edge in really is no other way. kacey mya, ktla, 5 news.

>>governor newsom signed a bill into law allowing cannabis cafes, but that law states that local jurisdictions can decide if they want to actually m. tuesda afternoon, the sacramento county council will vote on a potential new pilot program that would allow the cannabis smoking lounges to operate at dispensaries. the current law only allows residents to spoke in their private residences. reporter juliet smith has a preview of the upcoming vote. >>good evening. i am at a cannabis dispensary in midtown, sacramento inside this room that the owner tells me she's hoping to turn into one of these cann lounges. now over here, she's hoping to have some sort of a stage set for live music. meanwhile, over here, she is hoping to put a nonalcoholic bar for people to come and check ouome get a chance to speak with some public hehehehehealth expe today and they shared some concerns about smoke inhalation. meanwhile, the owner of this cannabis dispensary says she believes

that the regulations inside these cannabis lounges will help ease some of that concern. it's important that we not roll back. >>40 years of saying that smoking dangerous and that there is no safe level city council member eric guerra says the council is split on the decision of whether or not to implement this pilot program. several health experts, udinininining the american cancer society. american heart association are just a few of the health organizations that are vehemently against this program. this toxic residue as what accumulates and carpets surfaces, walls, cetera. and it chemically reacting in the air. >>they say we shouldn't undo the ogress. we've already made. we have reduced the number of smokers. we have restricted areas around buildings because we know that no safe level of smoke is okay. >>secondhand smoke levels are dangerous as wildfire smoke. cannabis related disorder has over triple the risk of head and neck cancer tithe e e e e r

of laryngeal cancer. the ceo and co-founder of crystal knocks dispensary agrees that there's already a public health issue and believes the lounges would haprotocols in place that would make it less of a threat. where's the public health concern when they're consuming in the parking lot at the game around your children? that's happening now. when purchased the building. she built this so here's our separate enclosed room with the hope that sacramento city council passed the pilot program. she notes that california guidelines require powerful ventilation systems within the lounges to ensure that people aren't breathing in heavy smoke. there's absolutely been relations. the can handle. such as they do and casinos and bars. but medical professionals note that this may not be possible. are life expectancy here in the state of california is in the top 10 of the country. >>and part of that's because of our leadership in the fight against that air and smoke.

they also share concerns about employees forciblyinhaling smoke. >>asking people to move to a no smoking section is like asking people to move to an opd section of a swimming pool. but the hottie says her employees are excited for a potential new ecececececonomic pie that could follow. >>i recognize that this could be a lot of tax revenue for the but we will pay for his tax residents and people and insurance rates. one public health gets worse. officials also share serious concerns about the risk of severe pregnancy related harm and down. the city council plans to hold their vote on this pilot program tomorrow at 02:00pm body says she will be there to provide comment. that's the latest for now. and we'll be sure to update you on how that, plays out. >>in sacramento, covering local news that tters, juliet smith, fox, 40 news. >>i'm david lazarus coming up

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>>in washington, president joe biden giving the green light tonight for ukraine to use long-range missiles and its defense against russia as well as north korea news nation's tom dempsey has more. >>touk leaders can start planning more long-range, deeper attacks into russia after this announcement. but consider the timing of all this in about 2 months. president-elect donald trump will take office here at the white house in ukraine could potentially see a drop

in military assistance from the united states, which leads us to this decision. presiden joe biden recently giving the green light to ukraine to use attack. comes also known as the army tactical missile system. the supersonic guided missiles gonna targets up to 190 miles away. it's believed the missiles will be used and the cursed region in russia where ukraine sees large amounts of land during a surprise attack. and now just trying to take it back in a large offensive. ukraine is price the united states for months for permission to use united states weapons to strike deep into russia by concerns of escalating the war prevented the president's team from signing off on that. now, though, that appears to have changed with the arrival of some 12,000 north korean troops are fighting ongside russia, many of them in the cursed region and consider like i said this the chess game of this war. any territory gained by russia or ukraine could be a powerful piece when it comes a possible negotiations to end the war.

and this missile system help ukraine defend or hold on to territory at the white house. and tom dempsey, news nation. >>spirit airlines has files for bankruptcy and a mixed day on wall street to start the new week. here's david lazarus with that and more on money. smart. >and their sed d d d d mixed today as a surgeon, tesla shares sent more money surging back into the tech sector. tesla shares were up 6% today following ports. the president elect trump will relax some safety rules for self-driving vehicles, which obviously would be good for tessa. and speaking of the president-elect, shares of trump media popped 17% today after the financial times reported that the social media company, which is never made a profit may use recent market gains to buy the crypto trading firm backed it saw its shares more than double today. the main earnings event this week is going to be ai chip maker nvidia, which reports its quarterly results on

wednesday. the company dominates ai chip sales and recently it replaced intel. one of the 30 stocks comprising the dow jones industrial index. now it's fasten seas and take a look at spirit airlines, which as expected filed for bankruptcy protection today after running up 2 billion dollars in losses since the pandemic. the losses are one thing. but what's caused spirit stock to decline more than 90% since the start of the year is the company's roughly 9 billion dollars in debt as well as failed efforts to merge with larger healthier rivals. the company's debt load is simply unsustainable and has led to a restru its obl result in creditors taking a greater equity stake going forward. spirit says passengers should notice any changes during the bankruptcy proceedings with all tickets and loyalty prograll being honored. even so this is a harsh reminder of the balancing act that airlines need to pull off. on the one hand, passengers care about low prices on the other. that hard way to run a business long term. back to you. i have the audacity.

>>and that energy all over at apple tank. >>after the break, we go to one of the largest conferences for african-americans in tech kron four's reyna harvey was there and takes us inside.

>>as technology shapes our world for tech leads efforts to close the bay area's tech divide by connecting and empowering black professionals. kron four's reyna harvey attended the event that brings back innovative solutions and drives change in our communities. >>it's important we have the

audacity to create all right. and that energy all over at apple meet roger porter, a professor of english at laney college and jessica founder of nonprofit. so for society, area >>travel to actual tech in houston, texas, with one mission empower their communities back home through technology. >>a proud oakland native born and raised east oakland to be specific i decided to come to afro take because i am. very passionate about the black community. i'm very passionate about bringing talent and love and compassion to the black community. and i want buy they connect with other people who care and one be financially secure and also want to be right to think connected to their people. despite the bay-area status as a global tech hub, black representation

remains low with data resources. silicon valley indicators. >>reporting that in 2022. black employees comprised less than 3%. silicon valley's tech workforce after aims to close this gap by fostering connections and providing resources. >>but it's very important that we controlled the businesses crcrcreate wealth instead of ju petitioning someone else to work for their off a big proponent of social capital and what it means to network. >>i feel like everything is better. when we work together. affolter creative has become a panel to conference or black tech professionals across the globe through workshops, networking and shared experiences after hours like talent to lead and innovate. and just like these bay area natives traveled all this weight af of today. >>together, the closing the gap and creating change. only

that, they don't see it there, but we don't see ourselves there. so i thininink these opportunities that allow us to >>you know, that place is for me. there are people who look like that. with how it impacted my city. our city of oakland, california, uprooted a lot of black people because real disconnect between the people that were controlling and the residents there. and i feel like we can possibly subside that. >>good grace and make sure that the connected to the tech industry or harvey kron. 4 news. >>spirit airlines has announced it's filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the airline says its laws billions of dollars since the pandemic and hasn't been able to recover sentence. our washing correspondent vinay simlot explains the bankruptcy and now its impact on travelers. >>for the first in n n n n mor than a decade, a major u.s.

airline has filed for bankruptcy. the airline industry, they are restructuring spirit. airlines announced on monday it filed for bankruptcy protection. the airline has lost more than 2 and a half billion dollars since the beginning of 2020 and hasn't been profitable since the pandemic. from a customer's perspective, now is time for revenge. george washington university professor zhang hosa says the post-pandemic revenge travelers are more willing to spend money for a better product. leading the challenges for low-cost airlines like spirit travel expert brian kelly with the know, their model is very you bare-bones, but they're working in a very premium world last year. the department of justice sued to block a merger between spirit and jetblue. >>worried it would reduce competition if you have a situation where you block a merger and then one of their lines goes bankrupt, that people have fewer options. >>perhaps that does present a case that this was in the interest of consumers. in a

letter to flyers, the spirit airlines ceo says you can use all take its credits and loyalty points as normal. he says spirit wants to restructure by early next year for the airline to shore up its finances to some of those contracts that are weighing it down and spirits as its stock, which is down 97% since 2018. >>we'll have no value after the airline restructures in washington. i'm today. some washington. i'm today. some lot. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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police n north face a u.s. postal worker has been killed in a crash. police say that crash happened shortly after 5 on monday app evening in santa rosa. the mail truck and an suv collided there at the intersection of corrigan street and north point parkway. the usps letter carrier was thrown from the truck and found dead at the scene at this time. police believe the male driver of the suv suffered a medical emergency shortly before he hit the mail truck. we'll keep of a shooting that too unknown. no word on a motive. but bart says trains are not running. instead, they are offering bus services between south hayward and fremont.

ears waves there. but gabbay as crews rescue passengers from another boat that capsized on monday. one person was killed and 4 others sent to the hospital this afternoon. this is the 3rd deadly capsized near bodega bay in just 2 weeks. time kron four's sara stinson reports from the sonoma coast with a warning now from officials. >>it's a boat capsized off the coast neorth salmon creek beach. as sonoma county sheriff's investigators work to figure out what went wrong all. another boat capsized off the coast of bodega bay. this time a small boat with 5 people inside. >>the sonoma county sheriff's office got a call around one 45 monday afternoon about voters in the ocean waving for help. here is arrived on scene. >>and there were people in the water as well is still clinging to the boat which capsized. cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division. chief says 4 people made it to

shore on their own. but tragically one did not the ended up pulling. that something that the water and unfortunately. >>we're sensitive them. >>the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance more patients that were transported. >>we're learn. talking. foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life. s this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be >the sonoma county she office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's al cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >>hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. addition to a forced drowning officials

cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip the coast? well, it very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prep for the conditions to really understand the forecasted conditions and also to wear a life vest. the coast guard has rescuing 15 voters in 4 different searches over the weekend in the bay area. >>theralso a small craft advisory in effect until 03:00am wednesday. the national weather service saying inexperienced boaters should avoid going out in these conditions. i'm sara stinson reporting inega bay kron. 4 news. >>with the north bay expected to get the brunt of this week's storm.ple are being encouraged to take action before that rain arrives in santa rosa. one of the main concerns city officials have is drivers getting caught in flooded roadways. >>things you hear time and time again is turn around, don't drown. oftentimes we see

people failing to heed to the warnings driving around barricades and getting themselves situations that they could absolutely avoid having been in flooded roadways. what that does prompts unnecessary response where you're taking away public safeicials, police fire, ems to respond to an incident that could have absolutely been avoided. had somebody just turned around. >>santa rosa officials say even though cold temperatures are expected, they won't be opening shelters just yet. kron 4. she we are all just lawrence karnow is tracking it all and has some more on the expected rain. lawrence. >>it's going to be a series of storms effect in the bay area wants this gets going. it is going to be on and off for days on. and so tonight, cold out there, there's no getting around that likely to wake up to some frost by early tomorrow morning. and then we start talking about a major change. the clouds going kind of thicking up as we head throughout the day tomorrow. probably gonna start to see the winds switch to more of a southerly wind and the really get going as we head in toward wednesday. that's when the storm system begins to move

right now, doppler radar picking up some showers just off the coastline as that storm system beginning to get a little bit closer. now it's going to take some time to set up of once it does. it's really going to get going, in fact, expect in the system to rapidly intensify cut. we call bomb cyclone has a system really develops in the next 24 to 36 hours and then it's going plow its way onshore. bring with it. some very heavy rainfall and lots of snow in the high country. here's long-range forecast. molly can see tomorrow. not a bad day and you can see how rapidly the storm starts to intensify making landfall. parts of upsetting northwest and far northern california, the bay areang dry tomorrow that changes we head into wednesday. that ship and the rain, these that rain line, that atmospheric river event beginning to move in to parts o the bay area, just some showers on and off and the winds will be gusty. all i think that rain line lifts a little bit on thursday, mainly in the nortrtrtrtrth bay and th everybody gets it as we head in toward friday, that'll probably be the wettest day of the week for the entire bay area on friday as that storm

comomomomes on shoreof course, lots of snow in the sierra nevada to go along with that. maybe a little bit of a break as we head in towards saturday with some scattered showers, then only to be hit by another storm as we head in towards sunday, maybe a lingering shower into monday. hopefully we finally dry things out as we get into thanksgiving. but yeah, that's going to be some kind of series of storms. rainfall amounts going to be impressive as we head through thursday, you're talking about 3 and half inches of rain in toward rica 4 and a half and the mendocino. but then you start to add up these totals. i mean, we're talking about impressive amounts of rainfall, maybe as much as 10 inches of rain across some of the coastal ranges in the throughout the next few days and into the weekend. so here we go. wet, wet, wet, all on and off. heavy rainfall into friday. showers continuing. thanks, lawrence. >>while monday, san jose city council members are expected to discuss, fought filling omar tours is vacancy following his resignation. torres is currently in jail on charges related to child crimes. last week he denied bail for this to the evidence presented to the judge. and

almost 2 weeks after election day, alameda county district attorney pamela price has now conceded defeats in that recall ainsnsnsnst her with mor than 580,votes tallied up more than 63% of voters favor ing rid of price before her term ended. price says while the outcome is not what she hoped for, shspects the voters decision and as she wouldn't have done anything differently. >>knowing that when i leave this office, i will do so immensely. proud of the work that we have to. to improve needlelelelele of criminal just reform. my team and prioritize reducing gun violence the fentanyl drug crisis and tackling human trafficking. we prosecuted murders in other violence, persons throughout alameda county at a higher rate. then my predecessor and we process more than 12,000 cases.

>>rice was elected on a platform of reform, but opponents quickly had buyer's remorse saying she wasn't properly. balancing reform with actually holding criminals accountable. price's chief assistant will take over the office on an interim basis. that's until the alameda county board of supervisors appoint a permanent replacement. and that's not expected to happen until early next year. redwood city police getting drugs and a ghost gun off the streets.s.s tonight, officers provided this image of the weapon collected saying they were patrolling laurel street last month when he saw a man sitting in his car with drugs, quote, in plain view near the center console. while officers searched that car, discovering more drugs and a loaded ghost gun and then arrested that man. and the pacific. a school district broke ground on monday. that's on a project to provide affordable housing for educators is at the site of a former elementarschool which will now turn into a 70 unit housing complex. the hope is

to attract and retain teachers, an area where housing is really expensive. the project has been in the works for years now. and that's i will eventually hot, 1, 2, 3 bedroom apartments and several public amenities, including pup took sports >>weds available.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman, san jose police have shot a man who they say assaulted his wife, stabs a family member and also threatened officers with a knife over the weekend. that man is now in critical condition at the hospital. kron four's. lindsey ford has all the details.

>>police say the suspect has this history of domestic violence and has a restraining order against him. they say on sunday night he assaulted his wife by throwing dishes at her and threatened to kill her before threatening officers with a knife. all this happening shortly before 8 sunday night. while police say 4 children were inside of the home. >>a dramatic scene unfolding any san jose neighborhood after police say they first responded to a call about a domestic violence sunday night 9-1-1. call taker could hear children crying in the background of the color desperately awaited help. >>that caller, according to san jose police was the wife of the suspect. 44 her act, leo mejia, san jose officers were able to safely get me. he his wife and 4 children out of the home. but one family member who tried to intervene was stabbed with a kitchen knife. police chief

paul joseph revealed on monday that officers found mejia inside of a bedroom hiding under a pile of clothing. officers gave multiple commands to show his hands and warned him that force may be used if he did not comply. because me here raised a kitchen knife at officers. an officer used a taser and mejia. but the taser did not work because mejia block the taser with a blanket. the armed suspect continued to advance toward the officers approaching within several feet of the closest officer in response, one officer discharged their firearm, striking the suspect. >>after mejia was shot, police say he barricaded himself inside of a bedroom for several hours until being eventually taken into custody monday morning. chief joseph says mejia has a criminal history of prior acts of domestic violence and that his wife and children involved are survivors. domestic violence is a daily nightmare for countless families and survivwho ofofofofoften suffer silence trapped in situations.

they feel they cannot escape. >>this is the 5th police shooting in san jose of this year. and san jose's mayor says this is the second time this year when a gun was used to protect a mother and her kids reporting in the newsroom, lindsey ford kron 4 news. >>a north bay man has been arrested tonight after police say he confessed to killing his mother and stabbing his wife. the stabbing happened on saturday morning on serrano drive in vallejo. police say when they got to the scene, they found a man there and a woman with stab wounds. both were taken to the hospital in critical condition after a man under one set surgery. police say he confessed to not only stopping his wife but also killing his mother. police say he also stabbed himself at least once. 63 year-old a killing and is now in custody on murder and attempted murder charges. his wife is expected to survive. elected officials

say they are standing with the jewish community against what they call increasing levels of anti-semitism in silicon valley. officials representing santa clara county, san jose and fremont gathered on monday at a synagogue in san jose there the mayor, matt mahan emphasize his office's ongoing effort to protect the jewish community in san jose. >>when there are events when there is any sense of danger, we do our very best again with very limited staffing, to always be present to do extra patrols around synagogues and schools. and we will continue to prioritize that form of community policing deep coordination, collaboration with the community. and we want you to know that work would continue to do that in a >>according j c r c antisemitic, hate crimes have increased almost 53% in california for 2022. to 2023. and if you're looking to head out on the roads this holiday

season, aaa says about 80 million ericans will be heading 50 miles or more from home for thanksgiving. that's a million and a half more people than last year. highly exceeding pre-pandemic numbers and a new record, the busiest day for air travel will be on sunday december first, while the easiest travel day is thanksgiving day itself, aaa the morning to beat that ad in afternoon. rush. and another toll hike is being proposed bay area toll authority and metropolitan transportation commission will hold a public hearing on wednesday. they will also be discussing their a cho the car pool policy. if the increase passes, the toll will riseseses $0.50 every year on most bay area toll bridges starting in january 2026. the public hearing for that starts at 9.35. wednesday morning. you can participate in person at the bay area metro center in san francisco or online over zoom. the u.s. postal service

is honoring the late betty white with a stamp. it's part of a collection of commemorative stamps be released next year. betty white rose came to fame on the mary tyler moore show and golden girls. and i just weeks before her one 100th birthday back in 2021. no word yet on official release date for that stamp. well, this week, there'll be as and send a lookalike competition in oakland. the competition is wednesday at 12:30pm, in the afternoon at wilma chan park in oakland prizes include a $40 cash prize, shampoo and conditiooakland is as hometown where she tied in oakland school for the arts. if you plan on ground going, you're asked to bring an umbrella for the rain. >>if we act now we can point got to build stronger, sustainable, including up. >>coming up open city workers speaking out, hoping to avoid major service cuts. we're their plan to turning around the budget deficit. we'll be right back.

>>in vallejo, a double homicide investigation is underway tonight after 2 people were shot to death. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with witnesses who believe at least one of the victims was targeted. >>first responders performing chest compressions on one of 2 shooting victims in vallejo who witnesses say was eventually pronounced dead on scene sunday night patients they were not. >>average gain bang. it happened to these just its earlier surveillance video captures tecord sounds of

gunfire directed at a car parked in an apartment parking lot on york. schoyeyeyeyeyer co the car then pulls out and slams into a light pole, preventing it om driving into luis hernandez is home. >>but the gunfire did strike his inside walls. we the u.s. leaving of except in house. >>and we see kind of program like never neighbors, especially concerned ab this incident because they say it happened what is considered. >>the safe part of town, we kind of call this area like a beverly hills. it's this is the hills park safari moved to this neighborhood near skyview memorial lawn from another end of the city to escape the violence. but to no avail. and she was playing a video game when the shooting happened. and when she realized the shots were coming from outside and not her television, she told her kids to get down. was definitely traumatizing to see. >>a vehicle inside of some of these driveway, not even a dry way like their porch. 2 people

were suffering. neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says he saw sedan speed off with no lights on afterward. >>he moved here from oakland a year ago but says he has had enough as valais holes homicide rate continues to rise. acts talk to my audit because i know. >>this is just the beginning of incentive that goes when they saw, especially when you got cast as shoot, shoot like that, neighbors bracing for a potentially violent holiday season in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >>and the east bay oakland city workers are calling on the mayor and city council to avoid making drastic cuts. the city services. this comes as the city is grappling with a multimillion-dollar dget shortfall prof or charles clifford has the details. >>well, here at oakland city on monday, a group of city workers expressed their concern that the city may soon

cut services and they also presented their plan balancing the budget on the steps of oakland city hall. monday, a group of city workers called on the mayor and city council to avoid cutting city services. there's no way that our administration can sit up here and say that they want a safe and clean. >>and then turn around and balance their budget on the backs of the workers that perform the services. >>when they see percentages in the reduction of stamp. we see people's lives effect. we see people walking out the door. >>the city of oakland is facing a projected budget shortfall of around 93 million dollars. the city was counting on the sale of the oakland coliseum site to fill that budget hole. but the deal has yet to go through. as a result. the city is considering making significant cuts. the police department and fire department are by far oakland's largest expenses and the areas were cuts will most likely be wins. deficit is a product years of mismanagement at monday's rally, these workers acknowledge that oakland is facing a financial crunch and offered their ideas for turning things around.

they suggest among other things that the city reform spending such as staying within budget when paying police overtime, they want open to increase staffing in city positions that generate revenue. they want to see oakland set up a more robust, rainy day fund for the time. there's a budget shortfall and they want to see the budget streamlined, including reducing the pay of oakland's top executives were going for neighbors in leaders to rally around a sustainable budget road map. clear, actionable plan to avoid devastating cuts. the city council is set to receive an updated report on oakland's finances along with suggestions on how to balance the budget on tuesday morning in oakland, charles, clifford kron. 4 news.

with an atmospheric river on the way in the bay area. now is the time for storm preps. residents in sonoma county are familiar with the flood stages of the russian river, but now kron four's rob nesbitt went to guerneville.how people are feeling about the first big rain event of the season. >>flooding concerns start to happen with the russian river when it reaches 32 feet. according to the sonoma county department of emergency management, it's only at 10 feet right now. it's a smaller creeks and streams that they're worried about the visible banks of the russian river are a good sign going into this week's atmospheric river. residents in guerneville are used to flood warnings. peewee gulf owner tim boss key as the board with marks of serious floods to prove it to have to get everything ground level up. >>upstairs and you know, move it somewhere. a lot of people like moving this for weeks for

2 weeks. film up for the movement threw it back. the worst floods on his board from past years are dated in january and february months. >>november is not usually a time for concern with the russian river and director of sonoma county department of emergency management. jeff duva case this week. he says flooding in smaller creeks and streams is a possibility. and look at those areas that, you know, low standing areas that collect water or how the potential flooding, check your rain gutters. >>get those cleared out. if do need sandbags, reach out and get sandbags local hardware stores. another concern with this week's storm is the possibility of power outages because of strong winds up to 20 miles per hour. according to duval down power lines, stay away from it. call report immediately and more importantly come across the road that is flooded. turn around, don't drown. he says it takes just 12 inches of rushing water to carry away most cars with warnings and advice coming in november. guerneville residents are expecting an intense winter on the river because the ground has saturated. yeah. so the

once you know, the heavy >>could be telling times what's gonna happen later. duval says now is the time to have your emergency plans and go bags ready during the cooler months. he also says it's a good idea to have your phones fully charged prior to any big rain events in case the power does go out reporting in guerneville. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>more news coming

tonight. those living in one sacramento neighborhood are reeling this after their community library box was vandalized. reporter kiwanis the body and brings us more frthe scene with the library was actually set on

fire and cause a whole lot of destruction. >>as you can imagine, residents are pretty upset about this because usually these residents are able to walk the streets and they're able to see this nice community library and how it works is someone swings the door open and they have a bunch of books at their disposal. now w w w with what's happened, it's ash that remains and it's created one less resource for this community every now and then you'll see community library's like these manager houses propped up on poles with books packed inside in general. it seemed like a very positive. >>thing for the community library near 58th and burnt pages. unash now consume the space. was really upsetting because this is supposed to bring the community together. cal l l l l school stands just steps away. one's on us as she was getting ready to go to bed saturday night when a neighbor knocked on our door and said her community library was on fire. i just think was someone notice up to no good will. at least i hope it wasn't hard s able to

put out the flames. but here's the messleft behind burned, deciding and pages lined with ash. madonna said at this time police are investigating the crime as vandalism and she's hoping someone comes forward with surveillance video losing is just kind of like it's just not. >>the greatest thing. it's an asset to the community. so it's it's nice to and it would be nice eventually have that reopened demands is taking donations at this time. right now she's trying to get ahold of some children's books to replace those that were the fi reached out to different law enforcement agencies. they're telling us that they haven't received any reports of other community libraries getting vandalized reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters clouded stefani and fox. 40 news. >>president elect donald trump will continue building out his administration this week. he may more announcements over the weekend. been much of the attention still remains on the controversial nominations,

including matt gaetz for attorney general washington correspondent basil john has the latest news surrounding the transiti >>tonight, president-elect trump named former congressman sean duffy as his pick to lead the department of transportation while some of his choices so far have received positive reviews. others face an uphill battle congressman matt gaetz could still in hot water after the house ethics committee announced it will meet later this week and decide whether to release its on n n n n some really big. >>unanswered questions about gaetz, the committee investigating gaetz for 3 years on accusations of misconduct with a minor and illicit drug he's denied those allegations. he resigned from his position in congresspreside trump. top tip for attorney general. and just days before a decision on the report's release ethics committee, we poured it should be, in my judgment, certainly made

available to senators, not be made public. a house ethics report has been prepare about representative gaetz. we need to say it. >>how it means to see it. house speaker mike johnson told fox news sunday gates understands the department of justice. they will be a reformer. and i think that's why. >>the establishment in washington is so shaken up about this pick. while gates draws most of the attention, trump nominated fossil fuel executive chris wright as energy secretary, we have a chance to unleash the american energy. >>by re issuing these permits and encouraging the development of new technologies. trump also named caroline leavitt as his press secretary lawmakers on the ethics committee have been silent on whether they will release the report reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>on kron, 4 news, a major announcement from spirit airlines and what it could as g

tensions between the u.s. and russia tonight as tiden administration moves to allow ukraine to use more powerful american made weapons. >>that move comes less than just 2 months before president elect trump could put a very different foreign policy into place. reporter samantha cortese has more on the ongoing transition of power. >>2 months left in office and president biden made a decision that could impact the u.s. political landscape authorizing ukraine to fire american missiles into russia. they're made by lockheed martin and would strike deeper into russian territory than evi

president volodymyr zelenskyy said the u.s. ban made it impossible for ukraine to defend itself against russia attacks. the white house resisted this move for a long time, fearing it would escalate tensions and u.s. involvement. then h kokokokokor sent troops to fight for russia and over the weekend, biden allowed the usaid today russian politician say using these missiles would be the beginning of world war. 3 russia promised a palpable responif ukraine strikes, president-elect trump would likely refer says decision when he takes office in january. but zelenskyy indicated the missiles would fly long before then saying they could fire at any time. the trump transition team is watching closely as they will inherit any fallout in the homeland. over the weekend, president elect trump confirmed the a true social. he will declare a national emergency and could use the u.s. military to begin deporting criminals in the country illegally. the department of defense through the national guard has been actively supporting border

security missions for years. president elect trump is also gearing up to name more cabinet selections this week that they are persons who are shake up the status quo. some members of congress are questioning whether some of his previous picks can get past the senate confirmation process. names in question include former congressman matt gaetz for attorney general following a house ethics investigation and veteran pete hegseth for secretary of defense. after news broke, he settled out of court with a woman who accused him of assault. there is deep concern but also a deep opportunity to sort of make sure we are putting only qualified people in these jobs. he's a major and he's fits the role. defense secretary defense. >>in washington, president joe biden giving the green light tonight for ukraine to use long-range missiles and its defense against russia as well as north korea news nation's tom dempsey has more. >>today ukrainian military leaders can start planning

more long-range, deeper attacks into russia after this announcement. but consider the timing of all this. in about 2 months. president-elect donald trump will take office here at the white house in ukraine could potentially see a drop in military assistance from the united states, which leads us to this decision. president joe biden recently giving the green light to ukraine to use attack. comes also known as the army tactical missile system. the supersonic guided es g g g g gonna targets up to 190 miles away. it's believed the missiles will be used and the cursed region in russia where ukraine sees large amounts of land during a surprise and now russia is terms just trying to take it back in a large offensive. ukraine is price the united states for months for permission to use united states weapons to strike deep into russia by concerns of escalating the war prevented the president's team from signing off on that. now, though, that appears to have changed with the arrival of some 12,000 north korean troops are ting alongside

russia, many of them in the cursed region and consider like i said this the chess game of this war. any territory gained by russia or ukraine could be a powerful piece when it comes a possible negotiations to end the war. and this missile system could help ukraine defend or hold on to territory at the white house. and tom dempsey, news nation. >>still using the same password for all of your accounts? i'how w w w w you why password manager is a must have for online security and how to get started. i'm rich

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>>it's going to be a series of storms effect in the bay area. once this gets going, it is going to be on and off for days on. and so tonight, cold out there, there's no getting around that likely to wake up to some frost by early tomorrow morning. and then we start talking about a major change. the clouds going kind of thicking up as we head throughout the day tomorrow. probably gonna start to see the winds switch to more of a southerly wind and the really get going as we head in toward wednesday. that's when the storm system begins to move right now, doppler radar picking up some showers just off the coastline as that storm system beginning to get a little bit closer. now it's going to take some time to set up of once it does. it's really going to get going, in fact, expect in the system to rapidly intensify cut. we call bomb cyclone has a system really develops in the next 24

to 36 hours and then it's going plow its way onshore. bring with it. some very heavy rainfall and lots of snow in the high country. here's long-range forecast. molly can see tomorrbad day and you can see how rapidly the storm starts to intensify making landfall. parts of upsetting northwest and far northern california, the bay area staying dry tomorrow that change as we head into wednesday. that shift and the rain, these that rain line, that atmospheric river event beginning to move in to parts of the north bay, the rest, the bay area, just some showers on and off and the winds will be gusty. all i think that rain line lifts a little bit on thursday, mainly in the north bay and then everybody gets it as we head in toward friday, that'll probably be the wettest day of the week for the entire bay area on friday as that storm system comes on snd o o o o of course, lots of snow in the sierra nevada go along with that. maybe a little bit of a break as we head in towards saturday with some scattered showers, then only to be hit by another storm as we head in towards sunday, maybe a lingering shower into monday. hopefully we finally dry things out as we get into thanksgiving. but yeah, that's

going to be some kind of series of storms. rainfall amounts going to be impressive as we head through thursday. you're talking about 3 and half inches of rain in toward rica 4 and a half and the mendocino. but then you start to add up these totals. i mean, we're talking about impressive amounts of rainfall, maybe as much as 10 inches of rain across some of the coastal ranges in the north bay. as we head throughout the next few days and into the weekend. so here we go. wet, wet, wet, all on and off. heavy rainfall into friday. showers continuing. a win streak coming into tonight in socal could bake. he win streak alive, though, will steph curry and company now sitting atop of the western conference? >>won 7 of their last 8 games and helping to take down the clippers tonight, i in southern california, late in the 3rd as picking up the worry is down by 3, but he'll sinks in the game tying 3 a warrior. they tied up at 72 apiece. what florida as the warriors down by 7 twice to perry here. it gets around the

screen, pulls up a 30 footer on 26 points. 10 rebounds 6 assists for steph. later in the 4. that's a seven-point clippers lead. and james harden drives kicks it out to norman. if you see what he does with it, if 3 of the 23 points for palin, it illegal buy 10 under a minute ago. and the warriors down by 5 is draymond green finds andrew wiggins cutting to the basket for a layup. and now it's a three-point game with 22 points for week is on the night final score of the game. same score to stamp misses the 3 train once warriors again tomorrow. the pass around trying to find the open eventually step fries, dp open on the perimeter. he goes for the last effort. it won't go and they fall to the clippers this point. >>1, 0, 2, 99. the final as its next 3 game win streak chance the niners. they're unfamiliar territory but not of the type of territory you want to be in at this point in

the season after a loss. the seahawks on sunday, the niners are once again. >>break even this season. 500 want to call the last infuriated after the game, which is not surprising if they are one in 3 in the divisional games this season. it said 9 penalties this week from the ninerlead to an issue they've been able or not been able to shake this season. course, the inability to close on tough what cuba calls with 3 wins. and today his coach kyle shanahan says team is not happy with where they staying the time. >>we're off from yesterday a tough loss. we had can so to win it and we didn't get it done. guys are disappointed and upset. but not, then. we all know each other pretty well. mary, understand our expectations we knew we had a good team meeting, dress a bunch of the 4th quarter kind of watched altogether. and we broke up in our position meetings. i think guys are ready to put game behind us

today is always our day to deal with that because of some of the frustration of what happened then now i think our guys can't wait to get to green bay best as we can. >>monday night to start if the shards here looking to snap their three-game losing streak hosting the detroit wings, rain in 3rd period that starts lead by one red wings answer. go of their own. >>right there on the power play, alex. can break it? >>i mean, that land celebrini the rookie gets out in front links in game. winning goal. there it is our take. it's still a bringing in first overtime go. it is in a jail. rear. >>it starts with 5 to 4 in overtime. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news. starting at and stephanie rothman, thanks for

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