thanks for joining us on kron. news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming on. kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. >>the north bay tonight is bracing for rain as a bomb cyclone approaches. >>that storm is expected to then trickle down to the rest

of the bay area and linger for several days, bringing with it some rain. we start tonight with kron 4 chief meteorologist cart lawrence karnow who is tracking the wet weather. lawrence. >>i do. you see just one bomb cyclone very well could see to in the next few days as the storm begins to roll in across the bay area. tonight, the clouds have moved in. begin to see a few scattered showers popping up around the bay inly right now. but flood watches have been issued by the national weather service, expecting some exceedingly heavy rainfall across much of the north bay. that'll be the focus of the storm for maybe 6 inches of rain, maybe as much as 10 inches. plus across some of the northern sonoma county mountain tops, we're going to see a heavy rain event begin to move in. there it is. what that means is the storm has rapidly intensified in the past. 24 hours. look at that swirl in the atmosphere that very deep area of low pressure already bringing some heavy rainfall up in the pacific northwest, beginning to see

some of that heavy rainfall moving in toward eureka yukai. it's on the way and the bay area, some raindrops now just beginning to move in so far it has been very light nolley be and see some very heavy rainfall th gusty winds around the entire bay area. >>thanks, lauren. so well, another concern tied to this weather is power outages. tonight pg e has extra crews in the north bay where th atmospheric river is expected to hit first. that's where we find kron 4 sarah stinson who has the details. >>it's calm in sandra fell for now. but that won't be the case. once the storm hits the north bay, i caught up with pg. need to see what you can do to prepare before it really gets going. the first major storm of the season is looking like it will pack a punch to the bay area to the north bay is where we anticipate the most impact. this storm has the potential to cause power outages with debris or trees coming down on power lines. strong winds could also take them down pg e spokesperson

tamar sarkissian says the utility company is ready with extra crews standing by. this is all hands on deck. we do anticipate outages. and so we want to be ready. and anytime of the day or night to respond to those emergencies. >>get out there, make repairs and get our customers turned back on sarkozy and says it's important to be prepared. should you lose power? having flashlights with fresh batteries instead of candles for safety reasons. we also encourage people to start charging any electronics or electric vehicles at this time. assistant manager of marine acebroskie was ready tuesday evening for customers to stop by for last minute items. >>typically it's very busy. >>that people stocking up on sand, sandbags, but dems, water control batteries, you name dabrowski has this advice for all. make sure your gutters are clear. that causes a lot of flooding if they're not. and if yolose power,

we encourage you to unplug large appliances, but do leave one lamp on. so, you know, as soon as the power is turned back on our number one safety message, if you see lower down power lines, always assume there live, keep yourself and others away and called 9-1-1 ptt immediately. and now is the time to make sure that your cell phone power banks are all charged up. i mean, this one's at 0% and just a heads up for a summer in. they say they are not selling any generators this winter season, but they havavavave some power backup systems as well as tons of batteries. i'm sara stinson reporting in sandra fell. >>back to you. well, due to this rain, some goals ferries will not be running this week. the timber on ferry service will be suspended tomorrow after 08:00am. >>officials say remaining trips will be operated through golden gate, transit buses. and stay with kron 4 on air and online as the stormy weather moves through the area, you can find current conditions as well as all the

weather headlines on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. developing in san francisco. now police are investigating after pregnant woman was shot. it happened this afternoon on hollister avenue by in gallus streets. not far from bret hart elementary school. police are still looking for the person responsible in this, but they have not yet said how many times the woman was shot or what her condion is tonight, officers are asking anyone th information to give them a call. and in antioch, police are investigating 2 shootings that happened about an hour apart. and one of them was deadly. the first one happened at 12, 30 this afternoon on east 6th street near streets. police say the victim was taken to a hospital nearby where he died. investigators are currently working to figure out and identify a suspect second shooting. happening about an hour later on sycamore drive ar else. streets. police say they found a gun there and several bullet casings on the road, but no victims. mateo county board of

supervisors have unanimously voted to pass an ordinance calling for a special election that would allow voters to give the board authority to remove the county sheriff. this, of course, comes after a scathing reports released last week on sheriff christina corpus detailing her alleged abuse of power, including retaliation, intimidation and racism. she also promoting her chief of staff who she's accused of having a relationship with to assist in sheriff last week, corpus declared imeeting she would not step down but the board of supervisors believe the sheriffs actions creek concerns for public safety in their county. happening at our sheriff's office is impacting negatively impacting public safety. >>we continue to hear of people leaving the sheriff's office because of the dysfunction there. ordinance agairgenenenenent response. to what is happening right now in our sheriff's ofofofoffice of t

it's our duty to protect all county staff. county residents. and right now. there's concern about that. >>the special election will be held on march 4th. a woman is in custody tonight after being shot by an officer he union city bart station. we first brought you this story last night when they close the union city bart station due to police activity. well, tonight, we're learning the closure was due to r police shooting where officers say a woman was driving recklessly at the station's parking lot. when officers tried to stop her. that's when they say she also one of the officers and then that officer fired their gun. the shooting comes after a man was arrested for stabbing a woman while on barred earlier this month. and just a week later, another man was killed near the san francisco embarcadero station. despite all this park, police is reassuring the public tonight that bart is safe to ride. >>leave the bart is safe.

these incidents are infrequent on burt and they're investigigigigated. 2 are full capabilities and we are very successful and holding people accountable for crd disorder on bart. >>the woman in last night's shooting was taken to the hospital. her condition is unknown at this time, but police say she had 2 warrants out for her arrest. san jose city council members will have a special election to decide who fills a vacant spot left by omar torres. that decision was made today at a meeting where council member omar torres was arrested earlier this month on child molestation charges. and they spoke about that. residents weibililililility of a special election. >>i think to spend 3 million dollars. on a special election which is likely to be very low turnout. he's likely going to disenfranchise the very people you're trying to protect. >>i want you to ensure that.

people in my district get to vote on who are representative will be. i don't want any backroom deals site on any temporary appointments unless interim appointment. and the special election called at the same time, i know it's expensive, but nobody said democracy's easy. and it's the price that we have to pay. >>until the special election is held, an interim council member will be appointed. >>well, coming up on kron, 4 news, the justice department going after google by the agency wants that company to sell its web browser chrome. sell its web browser chrome. stay tuned. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. thousands of san francisco hotel workers remain on strike tonight, demanding higher pay and health benefits. the worker's work walked off the job 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford brings us the update. >>yeah. hotel workers that are on strike say that the pay that they're getting now isn't cutting it. they're struggling to pay for essential items like gas, rent and groceries. >>we're fighting for our benefit. hotel workers chanting on the megaphone. they want major hotels like san francisco hilton agree to a proposal here. union road detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits as long as they signed the contract, ready to fight selma and

employee san francisco hilton is a single mother of she says the wages at hilton aren't cutting. is so hard people to especially when you have family. >>we asking a big race couple dollars along with norma from the left t hihihihihilton for 9 years. she says she's striking because ever since the pandemic. >>her workload has increased under pay. hasn't you know the cost of living out there? almost unbearable. >>and we need the pay increase so that we can at least be in line with the cost of living the president of unite here local to the union representing the san francisco hotel workers. >>echoes from the list sentiments we really try to take advantage of when business is or sososososo. for example. >>they went businesses busier. they don't restore staffi hotel workers have a message for their employers.

>>they are not giving up ng u u u up, you to for everybody to hear us. so we need to stand up and we need to keep fighting until the end. >>and tomorrow evening, hotel workers are meeting at your. but when a guard to march downtown, the union also proposed a bet on san francisco, meaning that they won't pay contingent to hotel profits. and san francisco hilton was not available for comment in san francisco. lindsey ford, back to you. >>san francisco transportation officials have approved changes to bike lanes on valencia street. >>earlier this year as officials voted to endorse a design change for the center bike lane on valencia street in the mission district. that's after the center bike lane was installed. business owners threatened a lawsuit, blaming it loss of money for customers. and now the agency

approved the plan for protecting aside running ke lane in said this plan will also ban left turns at certain intersections. there's no word on when that construction will begin. attention in washington turns to the southern border under threat of mass deportations by president-elect trump, immigration rights groups are urging tonight president joe biden take action before he leaves office. trump signals online his plans to use military assets to deport all undocumented migrants and trump's allies say the deportations will start with violent criminals. republican lawmakers meantime keyed. children coming across the border alone between october of 2023 and august of 2024, the department of homeland security says 103,000 children cross the border by themselves and between 2019 2023 ice lost track of 32,000 of them. california voters rejected a

measure that would have raised the minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2026. people against the measure argued it would have led to increased costs, higher taxes and push businesses to cut jobs. advocates say the measure could have benefited roughly 2 million workers, including hotel and grocery employees. tonight, google could face a lawsuit to sell off its web browser chrome. the justice department is reportedly set to ask a judge to force the sale of google crown it claims the company is running a monopoly. google says the case could harm their consumers. the silicon valley tech giant is expected to appeal the judge's final ruling, which may not come until next summer. well, thanksgiving is a little more than a week away now. and as many people get ready for friends, family and a big feast around the table, there's a plenty of folks in the area that still need our support locally second harvest of silicon valley is asking the community tonight to help people who are struggling

during the holidays. whether by volunteering or just sending in a donation. >>facing the most challenging time we've had in 50 years serving this community because the need is at an all-time high in our financial donations are just not keeping up. but we do need your financial support get very little support from the government and for every dollar donated, we can provide enough food for 2 meals so we can stretch your dollars much farther you can at the grocery store. >>right now, a donor with second harvest is providing a matching gift dollar for dollar. their goal is to raise $750,000 to feed families for thanksgiving. the u.s. postal service is teaming up with toys r us this holiday season to help kids in need it's all part of the operation santa program where kids can send their letters to santa and adopters can anonymously fulfill those wish lists santa's gift shop letter adoptees can browse through a selection of items from toys r us.

>>as a result of the 2024 election for the first time ever, more than half of the seats in the state senate will be filled by women capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what other big changes we can expect right here at the state capitol.

>>now we turn some tragedy on the job in the north bay, a u.s. postal worker killed when his work truck was struck by an suv kron four's. michael thomas has the latest on the investigation from santa rosa. >>this tragic incident has left a 33 year old mail man here in santa rosa dead. his name was urban hernandez and officials say he was sorting through mail when he was

struck by an suv. officials say the driver of that suv was having a medical emergency. this deadly incident happened just after 5 o'clock monday evening in santa rosa in a residential area at the corner of corrigan street in north point parkway. >>residents nearby say he had been in the area for multiple years and passed away within seconds of being hit. >>i saw him like literally right here. if you know, getting the mail ready and all that and thought nothing of it. police say at the time hernandez was standing outside of a postal truck sorting through the mail when the driver of a gmc denali suv struck and killed him before driving the suv into the front yard of a nearby home. >>we saw what a lot of cops out here and i didn't even know what's going on they would like some crazy. he passed away. officials say the driver of the suv was suffering from the medical emergency. and after hours of investigating involving eyewitnesses and surveillance footage discovered that the driver had actually lost control well before the incident happened due to that medical emergency. >>hernandez died on the scene

and that driver suffered minor injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. and he was a great he always say hi every time i'm >>yeah, i mean, it's it's a very tragic, very tragic. >>as of now, no information on the driver has been released and no word and charges will be filed. santa rosa police are asking anyone with information to come forward as we get more details. we'll continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in santa rosa. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in san francisco. >>kron four's your local election headquarters during the election, california voters made their voices heard and now some big changes are in store at the state capitol. alright, on wallace shares a closer look at how the election has shaken up the makeup of the legislature. >>well, lets be clear the election did not change. it did not change the democratic super majority in both legislative chambers. but there are other big changes that could impact what happens in these halls going forward. history made at the state

capitol as a result of the 2024 election for the first time ever, at least half of the members in the state senate will be women. >>and then the other chamber, the state assembly, while there are still some races yet to be called, we know for sure nearly half of the members will be when. by our count as of tuesday of the 120 legislative seats in both chambers. at least 59 will be held by women. that is a record number of female members of the 2 houses. and that's not all mcgeorge school of law at professor chris mckay, lee says in total when the election results are certified, the incoming legislature will include at least 30 new members while he believes that is noteworthy. he points out the results of the election did not lead to any major political changes in the legislature just as it was before the election. both houses will be made up of at least 2 thirds democrats officially giving them a super majority status clerk will open the road. that's significant because just by meth alone, the super majority status allows democrats to easily pass bills without ever

having to reach across the aisle for republican support. democrats will still retain their super duper majority. >>so we don't anticipate any significant policy changes coming out of the legislature or out of the governor. how do you feel about the new people are going to come to the legislature? it certainly really excite on election night when it became clear that democrats would retain their super majority status assembly speaker robert rivas spoke one-on-one with us about the agenda forward in one of the most powerful bodies of state government. there's a lot of issues. we've reducing the cost of living across the state. so many around housing, homelessness, mental how? >>and so we're ready to get to work. but republicans say don't count them out. republicans point out they did pick up at least one seat in each chamber. gop assembly member joe patterson reaction to that news. writing this. the real story is that republicans picked up seats in the legislature which literally never happens in a presidential election year. democrats have a super

majority, but voters are chipping away at it. and incoming lawmakers are set to be sworn in here at the capitol on december. second reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>you're watching c

attorneys for any the accused killer of tuck executive bob lee rested their case on tuesday. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest from the san francisco courthouse. rererererested its case and the was dismissed. but this trial is far from over. today. we were able to speak with the defense lawyers and they share

with us what they think about this case. so far, 18 hs. and that was his time to talk. >>did you notice the difference about how we spoke to me in the judge for mr to live. it was a half-dozen orders because that's almost like it, was too and too good be rated and to be a little and so i he told ory y y y y closing, you'll see that each piece of that puzzle together. and i think it we very digestible piece of information where it will bring everything that has been said trial in 2. it's always yeah. there's going to first-degree murder, second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter and ball. >>in court resumes on thursday and prosecutors will bring for witnesses to the stand for their rebuttal. but the defense tells us that their closing arguments will bring this case together. let's getting kron. 4 news. >>more news

>>tonight, the city of oakland's finances are in a world of trouble. so much so that in a draft report, finance staffers talked about oakland being on the verge of bankruptcy. that report has since been rewritten and references to chapter 9 bankruptcy have been removed. that still doesn't change the fact that oakland must fill close. a projected 150 million dollar deficit before next june kron four's dan kerman explains. >>the city of oakland is on the brink of fiscal collapse unless the city council acts passed tuesday. the city's finance team told council members if they continue spending at the current rate, the city will in this fiscal in june of 2025. with a deficit of nearly 115 n

dollars and risk insolvency closing the gap won't be easy reductions in public safety now unavoidable to effectively address. >>the current ar shortfall police and fire services are on the chopping block because they're responsible for most of the overspending with the police department projected overspend its budget by 51 million dollars and the fire department projected overspend its budget by 34 million dollars opd chief floyd mitchell told the city's finance committee earlier in the day. they're already taking steps to address the overtime budget. we implemented measures to really pull back all of our discretionary or special assignment overtimes. other than that, the officers are, you staying late for us, but specific assignment. >>how cuts to police and fire will impact public safety are unclear. but the firefighters union caution, the consul against reductions, city firehouse, closure can make the difference. we are family retelling a tragic story with a happy ending or a tragic

story with a terrible ending. >>to be clear, we've already close one firehouse in the grand lake neighborhood and this contingency budget is not surgical. it is not looking for ways to find all available funds before looking to cut cost, cutting measures. it simply takes an ax directly to the heart of the city, the vital services that we all provide every single day. the city's finance department also told the city council oakland's reserves have already been used up. >>and budget cuts must be approved before the end of december. if they're to have any impact the past. december of this year, we lose the ability and the time to make adjustments to ensure on solvency. the city council is set to look at specific budget cuts at its december 3rd meeting. dan kerman kron. 4 news this. >>southeastern senators are teaming up tonight to push disaster relief funds. they say communities devastated by the recent hurricanes name or help from the federal government, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt

reports on their fight for federal aid. >>hurricane hit regions in the southeast are still grappling with the impacts. it's not over. we're not on to the next storm. we're going to be recovering in western north carolina for years. so southeastern senators are pushing to pass a major disaster relief package. it's bringing republicans like senators thom tillis and ted budd together with democrats like tors j j j j jon ossoff an tim kaine, people western north carolina. they need help they needed. now we can't have any more de thehehehe bottom line is that when we're hit like this by a storm, we have to invest in rebuilding america. will lurch funding packages are usually divisive here on capitol hill. the senators tell me there's a reason this one has support from boh parties. it's not about party. it's about taking care of one of the core functions of government which is taking care of people in a time of need in disaster. the white house is asking for 98 billion dollars for wide-ranging relief efforts in virginia. senator kaine says national parks and forests need help in the appalachian part of virginia. there were

huge damage to public lands in georgia. senator ossoff, especially once aid for the agriculture industry, supporting our family farms who were crushed by hurricane. >>got pecan growers in georgia who lost entire groves and senator tillis says the storm hit regions in north carolina that used to hurricane damage. so he says they may need to get creative with relief funding. i think we should go covid relief package and say whether or not a paycheck protection program for disaster declared areas in congress may try to add the disaster money to a larger package that they're working to pass before the december 20 of federal funding deadline. that's a lot of work to do, but we could get it done and that's my help. and they agree the sooner the better we need to do this swiftly and we need to do it without political gamesmanship. people are hurting. >>we've got to get the money out there in washington. i'm hannah brandt. the transition

of power continues in washington. this as president elect trump makes a slew of new cabinet picks on tuesday while also defending another reporter, samantha cortese explains. >>president elect trump is in texas attending the latest space-x launch with elon musk. the co-chair of jos, the newly formed department of government efficiency. dozier is reportedly in early talks of creating a free tax filing app. the new app could gain bipartisan support. president biden worked to simplify tax filing during his administration. the controversy over attorney general nominee gaetz continues. a house ethics panel is meeting tomorrow to decide whether a report into

the former congressman should be released. the report looked into allegations of with underage young woman and illicit drug use. news nation's spoke with a lawyer whose clients say they got paid to have with gates parties. the testimony before the house was that my client walked out to the pool area and she witnessed representative cates. >>having with her friend, which was under 17. that was the first party that attended with representative gaetz to did not know his identity at the time of right now. there's no way for the american people to decide whether or not my clients are credible because they have provided all this evidence represent resigned because he did not want this to be going public. >>gaetz has denied any wrongdoing. a justice department investigation of these accusations ended last year and no charges were filed. a trump transition team spokesman says the allegations are baseless. >>this is absolutely insane. donald trump has the right to appoint anybody wants and that gauges is pay what the senate does up to the senate. but you

better believe they're going try to get to stand in line because that's what the people voted full. >>trump won the election fair and square. but that doesn't mean he's entitled to choose extreme, unqualified loyalist to fill his cabinet gates would be a disaster as the next attorney president elect trump continues to build his team. nominating howard lutnick to be the commerce secretary. >>neck is the billionaire owner of the cantor fitzgerald investment firm. he supports trump's plan to implement tariffs on imported goods. our system is broken and doctor oz will return to washington, nominated to serve as the centers for medicare services administrator. dr oz was a heart surgeon before launching into tv and politics in 2018. dr oz canceled the department of health and human services on sports, fitness and nutrition. trump says oz will work closely with rfk junior to take on the quote, illness industrial complex and all the horrible chronic diseases left in itse.

>>in washington, congress is debating tonight just w much our allies should be able to use american supplied weapons in their wars. washing correspondent jessi tenure reports on new developments for israel and ukraine. >>u.s. capitol police arrested dozens of protesters tuesday. we're calling on congress to block a 20 billion-dollar weapons sale from the u.s. to israel. it has waged all-out war against the palestinian people right down the street. a group of senators demanded the same thing from their colleagues, u.s. taxpayer assistance. should not come in the form of a blank check. senators chris van hollen and bernie sanders support legislation that accuses israel of violating internationally recognized human rights and blocking u.s. humanitarian aid. under these circumstances. it is illegal for the u.s. government to provide them with more offensive weaponry. incoming

senate republican leader john opposes their efforts and encourages others to abandon israel in their time. whitney republicans also denounced the timing of the biden administration's decision that now allows ukraine to use american missiles inside russian territory saying this should have happened months ago. commander in chief. >>in oregon threats made worse. the biden administration has a case the pentagon would not comment on the new authorization but did comment on russia's response lowering its threshold for use of its nuclear weapons. same irresponsible rhetoric that we've seenore in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>i'm david lazarus. first class airline passengers can get accustomed first class treatment. coming up, i'll tell you

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>>google play names its app of the year. plus, instagram is testing a new feature to refuel the content on your feed. rich demuro has the details in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. if you've ever wanted a fresh start on instagram, here's your chance. meta is testing a new feature that will reset your personalized algorithm for a clean start. this means your recommendations will be brand new again. you'll see different content on your explore page reels and your feed and it won't necessarily be related to that one post you clicked about the feature will roll out globally soon. you can check for inside settings in instagram under the content preferences section waves will soon be generating electricity in los geleeco wave power has gotten final approval to install its first wave energy system in the united states. it will be placed at the port of los angeles. the system

consists of a floating devices. they convert wave motion into energy using hydraulics. the energy is created when waves bounce to floaters up and down, which move hydraulic pistons that power a generator on shore. the company is working with shell on this pilot project. one government estimate says wave energy could potentially power millions of homes in the u.s. google has released its best apps of 2024 and the topic might make you want to throw a party party fall is the best overall app. thanks to its easy to use design and how it makes party invite simple. you can use its party, jeanne tool to quickly design an invitation and people can rsvp using a link which makes it much easier to share than in putting everyone's email or phone number into the website. other winners include time left which coordinates dinners with strangers. the mila fitness app and up study which

solves math chemistry and other problems by snapping a picture you can find links to anything i mentioned here on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>stocks shrugged off concerns about height in russia-ukraine war. tensions and soon boarding on delta shake shack r with money. smart. >>their stocks closed mixed today after taking a scary tumble earlier in the its concerns about an escalation of hostilities in the ukraine war. however, traders shook that off anthat was opportunity for panic selling and instead focused on tomorrow's earnings report ai chip maker nvidia, one of wall street's darlings. it's expected to show that growth continued for the company, which is expected to spark ry of new buying into the tech sector. nvidia shares up 5% today. and this is interesting, intuit, the maker of turbotax. it was down 5% today following reports

that president-elect trump might seek a government act that would let people file their taxes for free online, which would apparently be different from eve filing. if so, this would be a very good idea. not for turbotax, however. now let's take a little flight here. when people fly first class, they expect first-class treatment. i eat caviar and champagne. so it's little eye-opening. what delta airlines has in mind beginning december first, delta says it will now have a new perk for first class passengers flying on long-haul domestic flights, for instance, la to new york, for example, what they can expect to receive is a cheeseburger from shake shack. that's right. fast food. but you're not even going to get the shake shack. crinkle fries with that in state will get potato chips. a small caesar salad and a chocolate brownie. and it's not even going to be cooked fresh. instead, it will be cooked on the ground and then reheated in the air because nothing says like reheated fast-food delta says this is going to be iconic comfort food for its first class passengers. in case

you're wonderccorororording to google, a round-trip ticket from la to new york first class on delta can run as much as 1500 bucks shake cheeseburger about 10 bucks. back to you. the california dep

of public health has identified a possible bird flu caa chchchchchild in alameda county. this all has more about what this means for you and your health kron four's justine waltman spoke with doctor nicholas mock health officer for alameda county public health department. >>so we know his child is recovering at home, has mild respiratory issues. do we know how this child got? bird flu?

>>so far we haven't identified the source of exposure for the child's illness. we'reuingngngn if we get more information, we'll share that with our community members. >>and so this child did or did not have contact with an infected bird or animal. >>there is no clear history of aunt act between this child and a basic animal. we are looking into the possibility that perhaps wild birds near where the child lives could could be a source. but at this time, we don't have any clear source of exposure, which the you need for this case compared to the other cases of bird flu that have been reported in in the country. we may not find the source, but we are continuing the investigation to try to to try to see if you can figure out where it came and is that

concerning that you don't know exactly how this kid got sick? >>you know, i think it possible as we see bird flu impacting animals, dairy herds, poultry, a multi farms in the united states and continue to impact. well, birds that we could get. >>cases like but we want to make sure that we investigate one thing that we haven't seen yet with these recent bird flu outbreaks is the documented human trans human human transmission. that's been reported. rarely but not in recent years. and we want to make sure we investigate in case there is any possibility of that. so far we haven't seen any evidence of human-to-human transmission in this case. but but we are continuing to investigate. >>and we're seeing a child. but, you know, hold that this kid >>we are really just sharing the minimum information to protect the privacy of capsule

and >>anyone else in the childs family sick. >>there were mild respiratory illness symptoms in some other family members. but they have been testebird flu and everybody has tested negative and also the child was retested ochild is now negative. >>and one really quick question here. we're kind of in like 6 season, lot weird illnesses going around where the symptoms people should be looking out for. how would they know that that is bird flu, that that what they have. >>first of all, bird flu going to be so far based on what we know very unusual inhuman. some of those people who are getting sick, certainly no need to county. it's going to be ordinary everyday viruses hold common. the seasonal flu, not bird flu, but the regular old flu. we all know. >>covid or recipe on those are going to be a lot higher on the list for the vast majority

of people who work in settings where there could be sick animals carry paddle or poultry. we don't have a lot of that. not only the county but in other parts of the state. we do have that. that's a place where you might see bird flu. and if you're getting checked out by your doctor, you have that kind of exposure. you should let them know. >>but but for residents, it's mainly that ordinary everyday stuff that's going be less likely and diesel stuff to work, washing your hands, keeping up to date on vaccines. staying home when sick. for people who want extra protection wearing a mask in crowded indoor public settings. and then a couple of things from bird flu really limiting see a dead bird, for example, or bird or animal don't hand a little less yet. proper training equipment. and also we really recommend pasteurize there's is perfectly safe. there's possibility that you could see

bird flu virus iran deal with the ongoing impact to dairy herds. so that's the other thing that people can do if they want to be as safe as possible. >>doctor nicholas mothank you for joining us. think it's also important to note that according to state health, a public officer, doctor thomas aragon, there has been no human to human spread of bird flu documented in any country in more than 15 years. so we hope this kid gets better. we appreciate your time. thank you for being here. >>thanks for having. >>you're watchi

>>you're watching kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on on stephanie rothman. >>the north bay tonight is bracing for the first big rain of the season as a bomb cyclone approaches. the storm is expected then trickle down to the rest of the bay area and linger for several days. tonight we sart with kron. 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking it all, lawrence. >>we really is the overnight tonight. we'll probably hear that wind ramping up throughout the night tonight by tomorrow morning. it should start to roar around the bay area with some heavy rain beginning to make its way in the north bay out there right now. we do have some high clouds up above. some rain showers have started in the north. they most pretty light right now. but the winds going to be kicking up this in extremely intense storm. maybe a record low. developing here overnight tonight there's going to be more storms lined

up behind that. this one is going to focus mainly in the north bay, but everybody's going to feel the effects of the wind and look at some of the winds were dealing with already to our north. some 48 some 50 mile an hour gusts in eureka right now picking up all these winds going to start to sag south, even san francisco, beginning to see some of those winds start to pick up. now and turning out a southerly direction. in fact, point raze just had a gust of 38 miles per hour. and that's going to be wrapping up throughout the night tonight and tomorrow morning. wind advisories, as you might expect, and they in effect, as we head through tomorrow morning and in the afternoon as well. gusty winds, 40 and 50 mile an hour gusts along the coastline through some of the mountain gaps may be a little strong over some of the mountain tops list. forecast model showing those winds really getting. go by tomorrow morning. starting to see a lot of purple showed up along the coastline over the ridge tops 30, 40 plus mile an hour gusts, even parts of the east very strong, gusty winds that's going to continue on and off throughout the day. so you may not get the rain tomorrow, but you're going to get a lot of wind as we head throughout the day series of storms rolling in the first one coming on shore really

focusing north of the golden gate bridge. you're going to see some showers for the south, but as we head through thursday, still the main focus to the north. that changes on friday. everybody get some of the rain. this is i'm gonna push through the entire bay area on friday. then we get to saturday. scattered showers. that looks like another band of rain moving in on sunday. that may contain some thunderstorms. more showers continuing into monday to him possibly into tuesday. finally catch a little bit of a break as we head toward the thanksgiving day holiday. so a lot of rain coming our way. and boy, tremendous amounts of rain showing up through the first part of the storm. yeah, 3 plus inches in the north bay start to add some totals up the storms. also you're talking 5, 6, inches even in the urban areas. i mean, that's just a ton of rain down below. and you can imagine a lot more rain over the mountain tops. here we go next. 7 days, rain on or off just about throughout that period. and yet the potential for flooding real, especially on some of those small creeks and streams in the north bay. that's the areas that you're likely going g g g g to see the flooding. the main river should stay within their banks. >>thanks, foreign so well, another weather concern to look or anananand this is power

outages pg e has extra crews in the north bay tonight where the atmospheric river is expected to hit first. that's where we find kron four's. sara stinson, who has the latest. >>it's calm in sandra fell for now. but that won't be the case. once the storm hits the north bay, i caught up with pg. need to see what you do to prepare before it really gets going. the first major storm of the season is looking like it will pack a punch to the bay area to the north bay is where we anticipate the most impact. this storm has the potential to cause power outages with debris or trees coming down on power lines. strong winds could also take them down pg e spokesperson tamar sarkissian says the utility company is ready with extra crews standing by. this is all hands on deck. we do anticipate outages. and so we want to be ready. and anytime of the day or night to respond to those emergencies. >>get out there, make repairs and get our customers turned

back on sarkozy and says it's important to be prepared. should you lose power? having flashlights with fresh batteries instead of candles for safety reasons. we also encourage people to start charging any electronics or electric vehicles at this time. assistant manager of marine ace broskie was ready tuesday evening for customers to stop by for last minute items. >>typically it's very busy. >>that people stocking up on sand, sandbags, but dems, water control batteries, you name dabrowski has this advice for all. make sure your gutters are clear. that causes a lot of flooding if they're not. and if you do lose power, we encourage you to unplug large appliances, but do leave one lamp on. so, you know, as soon as the power is turned back on our number one safety message, if you see lower down power lines, always assume there live, keep yourself and others away and called 9-1-1 ptt immediately. and now is the time to make sure that your cell phone power banks

are all charged up. i mean, this one's at 0% and just a heads up for a summer in. they say they are not selling any generators this winter season, but they do have some power backup systems as well as tons of batteries. i'm sarah stinson reporting in sandra fell. >>back to you. >>due to this rain, some golden gate ferries will not be running this week. for instance, the temper on ferry service will be suspended on tomorrow afternoon after 08:00am officials say remaining trips will be operated through golden gate, transit buses. and stern grove and pine services go. golden gate park will be closed tomorrow as well. also because of the weather, the city's recreation and park department posted this announcement on social media. they're also warning park goers of falling trees and flooding throughout the park. stay with kron. 4 on air and online as the stormy weather moves through, you can find the current conditions in addition to all the weather

headlines on our website, kron 4 dot com. in the south bay, a downed tree limb led to a man being struck and killed san jose. the crash happened last night near bird and whole avenues. police say the man was trying to clear the land when he was hit. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say the driver did not know he had anyone and left the scene to get treatment for their own injuries. but officers say drugs and alcohol were not involved in this crash. attorneys representing me moma, many rested their case in court on tuesday. their client is accused of killing tech executive bob dudley and their final defense witness. computer programmer marks side and took the stand today citing and allies call logs and messages extracted from least cell phone. but he never talked about the can content at least messages nor the significance of the calls after courts. the defense team spoke with reporters saying they believe the prosecution

has failed to make their arguments. >>the prosecution had a lot holes in their case. and i think a lot of the case didn't make sense. and i think a lot of their case felt for spent. i think that the prosecution wants to get out there. you people i just kind of scream and, you know, kind of try to frighten people to say what he wants and the senate. >>core will resume on thursday and prosecutors are set to call on to san francisco police officers. the testified then. governor newsom release a new numbers today in the fight against fat and all last month, the fed and all task force double down on efforts to get the dangerous drug out of communities. more than 1.7 million pills were taken off the streets because of this. and more than 1500 pounds of fentanyl was seas in total, nearly 12 million dollars worth of fentanyl has been seas in the month of october. seas in the month of october. >>islam or today

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>welcome back on stephanie rothman. thousands san francisco hotel workers remain on strike tonight. they're demanding higher pay and health benefits. the workers walked off the job just 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford has the latest from them. >>hotel employees on strike say that with the pay they're getting now it's not cutting it. they're struggling to pay for essentials like gas rent and groceries. strike. we're fighting for our benefit. hotel the megaphone. they want major

hotels like san francisco hilton to agree to a proposal here. union road. >>detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits as long as they signed the contract, ready selma. an employee at san francisco hilton is a single mother of she says the wages at hilton aren't cutting. is so hard people to afford, especially when you have family. >>and they we don't asking a big race couple dollars along with selma. norma from the left has worked at hilton for 9 years. she says she's striking because ever since the pandemic. >>her workload has increased pay. hasn't you know the cost of living out here? bearable. >>and we need the pay increase so that we can at least be in line with the cost of living the the president of unite here local to the union representing the san francisco hotel workers. >>echoes from the list

sentiments they really try take advantage of when business is slow or so. for example. >>they went businesses busier. they don't restore staffing. hotel workers have a message for their employers. >>they are not giving up. standing up, you to for everybody to hear us. so we need to stand up and we need to keep fighting until the end. >>in wednesday evening, hotel workers and their supporters are meeting at yerba buena gardens downtown to march. the union also proposed a bet on san francisco, meaning that they won't pay contingents hotel profits. san francisco hilton was not available for comment in san francisco. lindsey ford, back to you. >>san francisco transportation officials have approved changes to the bike lanes on valencia street earlier this year as half offifififificials to endorse that design. change for the center bike lane on the streets in the mission

district after the bike was installed, business owners threatened a lawsuit blaming it for a lost money as well as customers agency now approved the plan for protective side running bike lane. instead, the plan will also ban left turns at certain intersections. there's no word yet on when the construction will begin on these changes. well, new tonight, yet another district in the bay area announcing a budget deficit. santa rosa city school officials say it's short 20 million dollars in the next school year. the district says it will receive recommendations in early february on what cuts to resources and school campuses should be made to help. this comes as other districts facing budget concerns include san francisco, oakland hayward, an alum rock unified, and they're all citing low student enrollments and the end covid relief funds for their budget shortfalls. well, take a look at this. nearly 2 dozen people are now safe after they were left dangling

in midair for 2 and a half hours. their ride malfunction at knott's berry farm in southern california. the sole spence and only stopped monday afternoon leaving passengers suspend its 6 stories in the air. some of them were stuck in a nearly vertical position. maintenance crews were able to lower the ride eventually allowing everyone to get off safely. but 2 people were hospitalized as a precaution. is n n n n now under investigat rideshare drivers haays had to verify that they are who they say they are. but now as claire curry reports, lyft passengers are now being asked to do the same. take a look. >>and today there, lebron, he says he was one of the first 2 were drivers to sign up to meet different people from all over the world. >>take the people at deer airport from germany, australia, new zealand, india. it's a great way to meet . >>while he's met many with iteresting stories in today

over the years, he's also met someone settling passengers, thankfully none where he felt like his life was at risk. someti you know, we get a request and to pick up to michelle and it's a randy uber implemented a rider verification system a few weeks ago top drivers feel safe. we get a request right. there's blue dye and platform that lets us know that that that is the person that is requesting the ride and on lift thththththe blue checkmark typically see on social media will now be seen on the app. if the passenger is verified, it's always good to have more safety protocol imply anything helps. you know, i mean, if if it's going to help the drivers and try protect the drivers, it'll help drivers will now be able to access more information about who's riding shotgun before accepting the trip. like a passenger's name photo rating and verification badge. there mines writers before hopping in the back seat to double check that driver information on their end as well. got a 4.9 9

rating and and for and then at 5 point ready for winter. so you knowel comfortable with that driver. >>just don't get in the car. >>coming up, new details are emerging tonight at the woman is in custody after barr police shot her in the east bay. we'll be right back.

>>in the east bay, one woman is in custody tonight after was shot by a bart police officer in union city on monday causing a headache for commuters. kron 4 charles clifford has an update on that incident. >>well, here in oakland on tuesday, the bart police chief provided some new information

into a shooting that occurred at the bart union city station on monday evening. according to bart police just before 9 monday evening, 2 officers responded to the parking lot outside the union city bart station on reports of reckless driving upon arrival. the officers conducted a traffic stop during the traffic stop. the driver is alleged to have assaulted a police officer which led to one of the officers discharging their firearm. >>the suspect, 32 year-old jasmine gal of union city was shot in the upper body. yeah was provided wit first aid and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. >>police say that gao is in seseseseserious but stable cond they also say that she has 2 warrants out for her arrest and that if medically cleared, she will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon, reckless, evading failure to follow a court order and resisting arrest. the officers involved were wearing body cameras at the time of the shooting. although that video has not yet been made public. comes after a man was arrested for stabbing a woman while on bart earlier

this month and a week after oth killed near the embarcadero bart station in san francisco on tuesday, the chief reassured bart riderst thththth system is safe. i believe that bart is safe. >>these incidents are infrequent on burt and they're investigated. 2 are full capabilities and we are very successful and holding people accountable for crime and disorder on bart. >>the chief also says that in this latest case, bart's office of the independent police auditor is conducting an investigation into what led to the shooting in oakland, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>a major operation is underway tonight in the north bay. that's to prepare for the upcoming atmospheric river. it's all in an effort to reduce flooding in the area that will come later in the stasio reports from sonoma county. >>taking action. on tuesday. sonoma county water officials started massive mission,

lowering this enormous dam on the russian river near forest hill. >>this is no small task and takes several days to deflate that giant enormous dam because we do it so slowly. it will take at least 2 days to get >>that's's's's's andrea rod sonoma water at 270 feet across. she explains draining this high-tech rubber dam is critical as the region faces and atmospheric river, which is projected to slam the north bay. so the rubber dam holds back the russian river in our dry summer months. and that does a great job for our collector wells to pull groundwater out. >>and now as we get this atmospheric river coming in, we want to assure those river flows are going to exceed 1600 forestville and the surrounding regions have a long history ofofofofof floodin >>earlier this year, several storms flooded roadways and 2023. a woman died in her vehicle when it was swept up in high waters on slusser road

in guerneville. so with the dam up, you know, something could get caught in it. we certainly don't want to obstruct anything as those river flows increase. we want to make sure. >>the river water has a straight the river and out to the ocean. rodriguez says that there is a permanent fish ladder and an underwater video system to monitor passage of salmon and steelhead. crews were out securing equipment in anticipation. >>of water taking over once the dam is down because our operations and our equipment we try and keep that up and dry as possible. but we are prepared for whatever may come this winter season in sonoma county. teresa is stuff >>still ahead with the thanksgiving holiday just a week away, many families will turn to their local food bank

>>thanksgiving is a little more than a week away now. and as people get ready for the friends, family and feast on the way, there's still plenty of folks in our community that still need some help. kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with leslie bacho, the ceo of second harvest of silicon valley to learn more. >>this is the time of year. the spirit of thanksgiving is alive and well. how can people help out those? >>who might go hungry? >>well, thank you for recognizing that there is so much need right now. we have a real affordability crisis in our community and right now, second harvest of silicon valley is seone e e e e in 6 of our neighbors. so many people who are working, maybe even working 2 jobs are still really struggling to be able to pay their rent and puts it on the table. and we certainly need everybody's help to make this work happen. if you can

donate or if you can volunteer, we need your support. >>what do you need the most? you need people to come in actually drop off food. you need people to come and volunteer their time to need people to send money. i know you're gonna say all of those, but how do you prioritize them? >>yes, well, we do. we are very dependent on volunteers. but to be honest, this time of year, people think of us and we often are full with volunteers and volunteers your financial support. we get very little support from the government and for every dollar donated, we can provide enough food for 2 meals so we can stretch your dollars much farther you can at the grocery store. right now we have a generous donor. this providing matching gift. if f f f f we r $750,000 by thanksgiving day, every dollar will be matched. dollar for dollar. where are you right now with that? to be honest, i don't do work are giving kids it right at the holiday. i have it checked with the team, but believe me, we could use your support. we

facing the most challenging time we've had in 50 years of serving this community because the need is at an all-time high in our financial donations are just not keeping up. we're having to make some very tough choices. and we really need everybody's help to make this work happen. okay, she has to really make a difference right here at home. yes, indeed. and nobody wants to see a child or a family go hungry at this time of year or at any time. we're showing some video some some food and you look like turkeys and whatnot. >>what can folks look forward to to get it? >>well, we're fortunate to be here in california where we have so much incredible fresh distributions will. feature loads of different lots of variety and lots of other staples that everybody needs year-round. >>can kids donate their time? and he said you don't need people to actually come help right now. but, you know, in normal times during the year, who do you allowed to come? how young can children be?

>>allow children as young as 12 to younger kids need to come with apparent and we do like having occasional distribution for kids even unger than that, but definitely 12 years and older. it's a great opportunity for kids, especially high schoolers. they're looking for some community service hours and we need volunteers both warehouses at out our distribution sites. so if go to our website, you can find out how to get connected in volunteer. you know, leslie, i know he's asking personally because he has brought his kids when we've done some volunteer work at the food banks and they they love the process rolling up their sleeves. >>and it really teaches them something important about giving back to our communities. >>absolutely. it's a great way to feel really connected to your local community and to know you're making a real difference. >>all right. well, the goal is $750,000 by giviviviviving where? well, on our way, we hope. and if you get that, someone who who can do that.

so best of luck with that. we have put your website on ours. so you just go to kron 4 dot com and search food bank that will take you to this page links to important stories and you can find out how to help out there. >>all right. so leslie bacho, the ceo of second harvest of silicon valley. leslie, thank you so much for your good work and happy early thanksgiving. >>happy thanksgiving. more nesan jose city council nsideri

steps after san jose councilmember omar torres recently resign and now is jailed. councilmember torres was arrested last week on child molestation charges. and since he's resign, the question now is how should he be replace kron four's? catherine heenan shows us how. >>the fact a former city council member has been arrested on child molestation charges. bad enough. but now the question of how to replace him has become a sometimes messy and it will be a very expensive problem. and today city council meeting options included just appointing somebody to replace omar torres, cheapest fastest option. or holding the special election, which could cost as much as 3 million dollars. maybe more or a bit of both. put somebody in the job mpororo election district. 3 residents got to weigh in. >>i think to spend 3 million dollars. on a special election

which is likely to be very low turnout. he's likely going to disenfranchise the very people you're trying to protect. >>i want you to ensure that. people in my district get to will be. i don't want any tive backroom deals site on any temporary appointments unless as an interim appointment and a special election called at the same time. i know it's expensive, but nobody said democracy's easy. and it's the price that we have to pay. >>mayor matt mahan has made it clear all along. he wants an election saying you can't put a price on democracy. and earlier tonight, the decision came in a interim council member who will not run for the job later and schedule a special election later. all of this happening because targeted omar torres and to misconduct cases. it looking out for us one case involving

alleged abuse of a minor in the 90's. but investigators say more recent text messages indicate said torres is still presenting a risk and the council members are going to hash out the details at the next meeting beginning of december. it will not be cheap, but there might even have to be a runoff election. but the majority opinion people in district 3 deserve a vote. back to you. >>the sacramento city council has just voted to move forward with a new pilot program. it will allow for a number of cannabis dispensaries open cannabis cafes, reporter juliet smith shows us how this vote played out. >>the council was deeply split on this decision. so much so that it ultimately came down to the mayor. he said it was e of the most difficult decisions he's made while in office and that his heart and head did not align before you cast the vote in favor. he shared some conditions. the mayor shared that one of the

reasons he voted to move forward with the program was because under the current law, you can only smoke at home and this is often not allowed for renters only homeowners. he also wanted to re-evaluate the number of cafes allowed to open. >>i would like the intent to be that when when the staff brings back the regulatory. structure for this, that they include some conditions that allow a council member. some ability to call this a particular a particular application up to the city council and for there to be some limitation, not the full 40, but some limitation recognizing some of the geographic equity, equity issues that at least 4 of my colleagues have raced here today. i'm not going to suppose what those should be. however, they did not add anything to the ordinance today. and there were a lot of cheers from a very vocal audience. >>now the law goes into effect on january. first, that is the

latest will be sure to keep you updated on the progress of this pilot program i'll send it back to you at the desk. the

this week's storm bayayay area will be focus in the north bay city workers, fire officials and law enforcement in santa rosa are aow bracing for that chance. a record breaking rainfall kron four's rob nesbitt on how residents are preparing. >>water levels with larger rivers aren't a concern this week, but it's the smaller creeks and streams like the santa rosa creek behind me. that could rise quickly and cause flooding to surrounding neighborhoods. the free

sandbagging station at santa rosa public works was a popular spot tuesday, the last day for residents to come and fill up their bags in preparation for the incoming atmospheric river. say it supposed to dump. so i'm gonna hopefully be prepared handle up. he is taking the predictions of record breaking rainfall seriously up to 10 inches of rain possible in some places. according to the national weather service. i'm a native californian. the last couple years has been some of the worst reign of ever seen. so i'm i'm i'm anticipating get a new roof in january. so i'm kind of hoping that it's not that bad. the next couple coming weeks with large amounts of rain on the way will powers with the santa rosa fire department is concerned about the possibility of flooding. our biggest are currently in the city is the of the streams creeks and some of those low lying areas of the obviously talking with residents and warning them to be aware. >>be cautious and just know that those streams can rise quickly. he says city workers have been busy the last 24 hours clearing drains of any leaves and urges the public to do the same with their homes. gutters. when it comes to emergency calls, that may happen during this week's storm. power says fire

officials are ready to respond and respond quickly. we're ready to of staff so rescue teams are of staff engines if we need to kind of accommodate the storm in be there for the public safety power says the possibility for strong winds and power outages are also a concern with this storm. the national weather service has issued a wind advisory for much of the bay area with gusts up to 50 miles per hour possible reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>a high school in northern california is still processing the death of a student-athlete tragically killed in a car crash over the weekend. now reporter clodagh stefani and has more from roseville on how the school is keeping the teens memory alive. >>we're witnessing the outpouring of support first. and you can see that we're able to see some candles over here. we're also seeing some flowers in the distance as well as some athletic shoes. and we're hearing from people first and who telling us that he was not only a star on the field, but someone who

embraced everybody. >>we love it. and and like i said, a positive figure that everybody look towards are 52. that's the number that graced coach chris horner's t-shirt as a raved about julian snyder. warner says he radiated positivity and had ambitions pass the falways goin those kids who found a profession that he would be helping people at one time. you want to be a counselor because he's just that guy that people go to for their problems. but the most recent want to be a fireman. roseville. police say on saturday around 11, 15 at night, a car was heading down sierra college boulevard between old auburn road and roseville parkway. >>when it rolled multiple times and at some point crashed into another car. warner says he believes snyder went out to help his brother. the a car broke down with his little brother and to his friends. and he was in a passenger who was a passenger in the vehicle that was going to pick up pick them out. the love for snyder was seen all around the school. >>we spo a poster with a picture of the football star in uniform calling on people

to donate and one classroom students were putting their memories of snyder to paper, hoping to bring the family like share a memory that we had with joe. so they can like freedom and hopefully come for them forever reminding everybody loved the coach has started an online fundraiser. he's looking to raise funds to help the family out with funeral costs. >>reporting from orange veil covering local news that matters. lot of stuff on me and fox. 40 news. >>more news coming john

stamos sports. a new look in solidarity with full house co-star davecooley. a after his cancer diagnosis. plus, gla

star-studded hollywood premiere last night. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>john stamos is showing his support for his full house co-star and friend david culley a following his cancer diagnosis. johnson was posted these photos and wish he's wearing a ball cap in solidarity with his friend. stay was captioned the post. nothing like throwing ball cap and flexing some photoshop skills. the show some love and solidarity with my bro now say most is catching some flack. some people calling the gesture a shallow and meaningless photo op de putting an end to that negativity posting with a direct response say in part i'm sorry to see a bunch of negative comments as i just begun. my cancer journey on the comedian and healer is what drives me. john knows how to cheer me up. and i laughed out loud when he arrived wearing a ball cap being a true loving friend and brother. of course, we wish dave all the best in his journey. we are counting down the days to friday when 2 massive movies will hit theaters last night. however,

some people here in la were able to see this ridley scott's equal early. that's right. gladiator to head its big la premiere last night at the tcl chinese theater here on hollywood boulevard. all the stars were there, paul, this cow, pedro pascal, denzel washington county nelson. fred, has some surprise guests, if the carpet as well. snoop dogg, june squibb and a decent amount of reality stars and internet influencers as well. selling sunset star chrishell styles and emma hernan or praise for their outfits. well, some of their reality. an internet star friends were not making the daily mail. worst dressed list is youtuber james charles, who donned a gold breastplate with some dress pants internet star on the greg also dragged for her outfit. she wore a white tunic which feels like it would be on theme. but i do know people thought maybe didn't work. also making the worst dressed list is bachelor star becca tilley and drag queen manila. luzon. that's

what they thought. alright, pop star sabrina carpenter played her last show in la last night successfully closing out the north american leg of her short and sweet tour. that's video from the kia forum there. and the former disney star performed all her viral hits like espresso taste. and please, please, please off her new album. carter even debuted a first netflix special nonsense christmas. be like surprises. >>and when it comes to present. >>announces christmas hits netflix on december 6th. that is your entertainer report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>coming up after the break, we'll get one last che

>>now let's switch gears to weather. there's a lot of rain and wind coming up in the forecast later this week. tracking it all is kron 4. she meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>i think everybody's going to get wet specially head in toward the next few days here we have to wait their turn. but that's where that's going to push through specially on friday. i think that's one the entire bay area really going to see a good soaking. but the high country also looking at some heavy snow moving on in. so you're traveling that way, gotta be careful. heavy snow, gusty winds, that snow level starting out at about 3500 feet. we're talking 2 to 4 feet across the higher peaks there. so you can expct some delays going in that direction. but that snow level is likely to rise to about 78,000 feet as we head in toward thursday with some much

warmer tropical air moving in winter. storm warnings remain in effect all along the western slopes of the sierra nevada. expecting that heavy rain all the way up in the shasta area as well. and you can see that storm system. just a beautiful looking storm wrapping around that center of area of low pressure. very, very intense. may turn out to be a record area of low pressure in the pacific as it begins to wind on him and bring that heavy rain up in the pacific northwest. but a lot of snow, you're going cospecially to our north upwards of the chest area. we're talking about 4 feet of snow may be good to 3 feet of snow across the sierra, nevada and parts of the donner area. so many that ski resorts going to love to see all that activity. all right. let's time out the storm for as we were talking about most, that rain is going to be headed up in the north bay. that's where that atmospheric river event going to move on. we will see some water in showers headed further south from time to time. but really the focus is going to stay to the north. in fact, you'll see that on and poff as we head into thursday. and then i think that rain line got a lift a bit again as we head in toward thursday. but by friday, everybody's

going to get into that rain. there's just a lot more coming we've got this storm system coming on shore right now bringing that heavy rain in northern california that will continue into thursday. then finally, another bomb cyclone going to drop in bring that rain further south as we head into our friday behind that scattered showers, not a rain out on saturday, but another storm moving in on sunday continuing into monday, boy into tuesday of next week as well. looks like by thanksgiving. hopefully things should begin to dry out. but we're gonna st pretty impressive totals. so here you go. as we get thursday afternoon, you're talking 3 and half inches of rain in that urban area like santa rosa mountaintops, they're probably upwards of 6 inches of rain. then you start adding these totals up the next few days and then start talking 5 inches of rain through friday and then some of totals may be more like 10 inches over the higher mo of rain to come around the bay area, how that things were. everything works out going trying time things out over the next couple days. but more rain on and off just ab every day, right on into the

weekend. think a little bit of a break, though, right? as we head toward thanksgiving. >>well, for long history will be made in berkeley this saturday for the first time in 126 year. stanford and cal. well. >>we planned the big game, but in a conference other than the packed well, so cal will wrap up its home schedule with the 12, 30 kickoff against stanford memorial saturday. it's an important game for the bears who will be looking for their 6th win of the season to become bowl eligible. meanwhile, >>6 years, the cardinal right 3, 7, on the season needs be looking to play spoiler. but its use no matter what, you can be sure that the players will be up for energetic battle down to the and the coaches know the importance of the outcome of this one. what a great things in college football as is every year is the rivalry games in the history. this is 120th time this game's been played. >>a lot of phenomenal players.

a lot e involved each institution and this rivalry game role is a passionate elgin meaningful as any rivalry games. i've ever been a part of sports honestly have changed a lot in the last 5 or so years. >>but i think is one of the truly great things about college football. he's he's rival go back over 100 years. a of and hope will be another great one for stanford folk saturday. i was like. >>santa ara, which has started the season slow with a 3 game losing streak, hosted riverside tonight looking to get back in the win column and they did just that the bronco dominated game from tip and they get the ball inside to chhe sweet move to the hoop. delay and gets the bound there. he would finish with 20 points on the night while tyre, brwas handling everything from outside. he was perfect from beyond the 13 points off the bench and bronco. they live are 43 21 at the break. and

they never looked back or let up on the highlanders. they shot 75% from the floor in the 2nd half. that is in. they blew out riverside in transition. you see chilly there with the bounce pass to all thp of all cause of blaze. it by 17 on the night. the broncos, they snap a three-game losing streak with a 96 to be people bedown riverside. they take on stanford comes saturday in meanwhile, major league baseball continue to hit that its postseason awards. and today a local fan favorite came away the huge honor. stephen vogt is what i'm talking about. he was named the american league manager of the year for his job on the bench for the guardians now vote a former catcher for the both the oakland a's and the san francisco giants was in his first season with the club and let the guardians to a 92 to 69 record, which was good enough for its second division title in the last 3 years. and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with e mornrnrnrnrning news at 5 o'c

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