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stephanie rothman. we start tonight with a bomb cyclone, an atmospheric river hitting the bay area tonight. >>and bringing with it rain and n the forecast lingering well through the weekend. kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnowere e e e e tracking the storm. florence. >>really has been getting pounded some of the mountains there over 8 inches of rain and counting. u gegegegeget in san francisco are talking about too tense of an inch of rain shield really been focusing to the north that atmospheric river event. and there you go. the national weather service has issued flood watches across the entire north bay. and we've seen some rapid rises on some of the crease colgan creek. you see some minor flooding there and the possibility of some more overnight tonight. here we go. you've got your bomb cyclone spinning off the coastline that rapidly deep in the area of essususure. and we're going to see another one just begin to develop on the backside that will likely become another bomb cyclone, bringing more rain to the entire bay area as we head in toward . bubububut still the focus tonight in the north bay. you see the heavy rain

boy. it is really comingn to the north. and this has really been a train of moisture last 12 hours just continually bringing rain and i'm very heavy towards santa rosa. further south now and petaluma making its way in toward parts of iran as well. but we're going to see that continuing tonight and tomorrow. maybe a little shift more further to the north, but there's a lot more rain to come. >>thanks, lauren, as well. the north face feeling that most of today's storm, a flood watch has been issued in the area until saturday morning and they're still neighborhoods with roads closed in santa rosa working to recover from today's flooding. kron. 4 shock moment reports. >>at the end of road drive here on wednesday night. fire crews for santa rosa say the end of road drive here was shut down because of fears. the creek behind me here would flood homeowners in the area. tell us that when that creek floods, the park floods, and could even bring storm surge to their homes, potentially putting their homes in danger. i did have a chance to catch up with some santa rosa

residents at the hardware store catching up on some last-minute gear. freeman's open. prove minutes. santa rosa. the staff is the all day wednesday taking orders for well. >>and over the phone and there's been quite a few people coming in last minute. shopping assistant store manager alicia man's says they gis to people in town, but they ran out today. so if you do stop and she says, i'm just being prepared and making sure that they are coming in getting everything they need that one. so i don't have to keep driving staff customers like jose luna replacing the fog here. some little pomp and work stopped working. he says his backyard flooding because of this broken pub use. make sure see what was with this going it's, you know. >>and again and fernando marin came in for an umbrella. he sys he's a roofer and business is g we in the rain. idea that this 2 for

that. >>we look in the rain for the leak road in santa rosa like industrial drive and college avenue were flooded, but water levels were cleared by city crews and fire crews. the fire department tells us here at road drive it will remain closed. >>as the danger of the park here, flooding remains now. many of the homeowners here on road drive say they're not worried yet, even though they know that there are still a couple days remaining of this storm, they're saying they're waiting to see when that flood water could come over the creek. meantime, if you do live in santa rosa and are in need of free sandbags, you could go to friedman's home appliance starting at 09:00am on thursday. they will have restock full a free sandbags reporting here in santa rosa. jack molmud kronws. >>and the storm also delayed travelers at sfo tonight and a few minutes. we'll get all the details from kron four's lindsey ford. but in the meantime, take a look at this. a large tree falls on a in far as bill evening. sonoma county firefighters say this is on cozy court where crews say the tree damage, the

ceiling and kitchen of the home also knocked down some wires and damage a car. a woman was inside the time when the tree fell and she was taken to the hospital for an injury. her condition is unknown at this time. but crews say she managed to get out of the house by herself. crews estimate the home suffered a anywhere between 50,000 to $100,000 in damage. in the town of around marion county. people spent the day stocking up on groceries. one woman says she stopped by to get supplies for her parents and, you know, work at this grocery store. so we're used to having. >>rain and flooding in the past few years. and some slides. fairfax gets hit with all those elements. so it's really good that people go ahead prepare for storms like this because have rain for the ne7 days. >>employees at the fairfax market say many shoppers picked up firewood ice, an prepepepepep meals like frozen foods. and this storm system

also taking a toll on public transit. bart says it's running trains at a slower speed because of the rain and transit agencies are advising travelers to expect some delays. so keep an eye on those schedules before you head out. stay with kob 4 on air and online as this stormy weather moves through our area. you can find current conditions as well as weather headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. well, there you see thousands of hotel workers taken to the streets in downtown san francisco during today's rain. not stopping them from getting their voices out there saying companies are threatening the city's economic recovery for the past 2 months. they've been asking for higher pay extra staffing and affordable health re benefits. more workers are expected to vote to go on strike tomorrow. more than 400 hotel workers will be joining the approximately 2000 workers that are already on strike.

and new tonight, muni riders you will soon have to pay a little more money to take a trip through the city. the agency is announcing a $0.25 increase for a single writer using a clipper card. that's a $0.50 increase. four-day pass a $0.10 increase for seniors anople with disabilities. and these changes will begin very shortly on january. 1st, muni says it's making changes to help offset the rising costs. today. cities across the world are observing transgender day of remembrance. this video from last year when city leaders flew the trans flag outside city hall for nearly a quarter of a century november 20th has been dedicated to honor members of the transgender community who died. this as a result of violence, suicide or other unknown causes. it's all an effort to highlight the threats that transgender people continue to face today. ucla law estimates there are mo transgender people ages 13 and older in the u.s. right now.

some states in the country have law supporting access to things like gender, affirming care and bathrooms. more than half of the states have adopted restrictions in recent years. >>another live look at the radar, as you can see, lots more rain on the way. we'll be right back with your forecast.

>>take is that probably in for some really, really intense weather this y >>wet and windy weather is back in the bay area as that storm surge crashing over the seawall. pacifica. so far there's not any reported

flooding in the area with the atmospheric river expected to continue into the weekend. the city is getting ready by putting out signs and of course, and backs to stave off the flooding. we'll take a ow a a a a at sfo whe storm has led to dozens of flight delays and cancellations there as we head into the holiday season. kron four's lindsay for joins us from the airport wit travelers have been dealing with the disruptions due to the weather. lindsay. >>according to flight aware, nearly 300 flights were delayed at sfo on wednesday, an outright 50 flights were canceled. airport officials say that's about 26% of a s delayed and about 4% canceled here at sfo. and with this being the first day of what's expected to be days of wet and windy weather. >>more travelers are likely to be dealing with headaches. this couple from sacramento has been trying to get to costa rica for the past 2 days. they were supposed to fly out to l a x and then to

coaster rica. but temperatures were harsh out there. they tell me now they should have been dipping their toes in the water, but their flight was canceled. tonight, we have a place down there. so we we spend part of our time down there and >>looking forward to walking the beach store favorite coffee shop but they're having their share of rain down there as well. so not the best time to travel. it's just one of the joys of trav so.o.o.o.o. >>and of course, holiday travel season is underway. aaa expects nearly 6 million people are going to be traveling homememe for the holidays. and now this rain isn't stopping anytime soon. so cancellations and delays are expected throughout the week and sfo. lindsey ford, back to you. >>well, in the sierra, the heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe is now open for a spokesperson for the resort says the cold temps have been helping them produce manmade snow over the last couple weeks that paired with the

upcoming snow is allowing them now it's open for trails. if you plan on visiting, there is also some new things to look out for. >>i've called golden state kitchen here at the or you refreshed menu that we have a year program. it's a year membershgram called the fight happened to membership. and it says gives you access ll the latest in so near and said, wait, we're on a rental live. we're going to have right for you. side. can deliver it to you. so, you know, after all your here around, you have to wait line in the rental lines are really great numbers fo. >>heavenly says it will continue to monitor the weather. conditions open up some more slope soon. new tonight, another lgt lgbtq part in the soma neighborhood targeted by burglars. security video shows a duo breaking into the sf eagle early monday morning. the owner tells kron 4 that was more than $25,000 in damage, stolen goods and stolen cash. and this is just

the latest break in to take place in that neighborhood nearby mars bar, an oasis among others that were recently targeted as well. the owner of the snp gull says the burglary has been a blow to the lgbtq+ community in the neighborhood. >>well, it is is different. and it's hard me, though, that knowowowowow, one way or the ot always and then attack on our community. hundreds. we did make make sure bp but my community has responded mason. >>gofundme has been set up to help the bar recover so far has raised more than $20,000 to help in its efforts. police say they have a least one person in custody in connection with this crime. over in morgan hill. police are investigating a shooting thatkilled a man. it happened just this morning by tenant avenue and monterey road near the safeway gas station. there. police arrested the suspect shortly after, but they're still looking into a motive. and detectives of the

south bay are looking for a suspect tonight wanted in connection to a stabbing somali festival. police in gilroy say the young man on your screen was one of 5 men who assaulted a victim and stopped him with an edged weapon back last temper 28th. that victim is expected to be okay. detectives say they've already arrested for other suspects. health care ers at ucsf are on strike. they say the university of california has engaged in unfair and illegal practices and now they want help. and police say they want to see improvement as many of them claim. they're doing the work of 2 people and not being paid enough. >>people that are on the frontline to do the essential work, the critical work to keep our communities going. been asked to do more and more and more with less and less and less are getting priced out of their communities. we're getting priced out at the checkout counter. they've had enough. it's time for the

employers step up, right to do right by these workers are treated with the respect they've earned. >>you see workers contract expired 2 weeks ago and they've been at the bargaining table with the university since june, they'll resume bargaining next month. >>coming up after the break, strong winds and heavy rains sweeping across the bay area. we continue team coverage from the east bay. stay with us.

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them and continues our team coverage. >>rolling would drive long enough in san pablo to know the routine when rain falls and the winds kick up, pull in the garbage cans cover the classic car clearly yard and hope for the best time. always worried because i a huge tree. that's my neighbors in the back and every year i wait for that tree to come down. but somehow it hasn't yet. and the gutters will flag. and when the gutters are backed up with debris from nearby creek, historically, the neighborhood floods, david klepper ridge is an encroachment inspector for the contra costa county. public works department. he spent the morning identifying troubled areas indication cruz to addrehis is an inlet that collects water. >and the water comes and then it goes out to the creek. so we're going to make sure that this is ready to go and unclog. so these pipes that

have. >>biden, meanwhile,l and d d d his are not taking any chances. cyclone coming through he says the garage typically flood. so the couple is taking advantage of the free sandbag station. the city is offering to residents at davis park community with the is it protects. doesn't make a difference. yes to for letting. of course, it's going to be an interesting couple of so it is best to be prepared in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>in the north bay, preparations are in full swing kron four's terisa stasio is in santa rosa where roads are closed amid all the flooding. >>we're here in santa rosa and i'm just off of industrial drive in santa rose. you can see for yourself. city crews came out on wednesday afternoon. they shut down one lane here. industrial because

of the heavy flooding. it's a very dynamic situation. they were able to come out here. claire. the debris out of the storm drains. and so that cleared up this flooded area. but in other parts of santa rosa, it is dicey to say the least. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself now. flood waters came in so fast. this is often dutton avenue near o'hare court. you can see several cars got trapped in water ways just as the rain came in so fast in rose quickly and several cars got trapped. here's paul owens all with santa rosa fire department and a lot of our smaller creeks are quickly rising other at their capacity and which is now causing backups into our streets. so we're getting a lot uisancncnce, flooding and ponding on roadways. >>which is definitely keeping our city's public works. streets crews very busy this morning into the afternoon. >>their goal is to get a try and clear as much debris out

of storm drains inlets as possible to keep water flowing where it can, but also placing a lot of message boards and flooded science, streets to get drivers to avoid those locations or a slowdown in some locations. oftentimes there are flooded signs where people are able to pass. but we asked people in those locations where it's not necessarily a closed street, but e may be water along the curtain bell curb and gutter a slowdown. we see time and time again where people are driving through those flooded shoulders atigh rararararate of speed. they hav potential to crash but also create unnecessary property damage for the people that resign or work in those immediate areas. again, we're here on industrial avenue in santa rosa. crews out here. >>they shut down a section of the road earlier just because it was super dangerous. many he vehicles going around the flood waters and then some just going right through the flood waters and again, officials saying be careful

out there because this is just the beginning of a very significant storm front that is going to be lasting for days and they want everyone. >>to be safe out there here in santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >>yo

the wet weather making for dangerous conditions on the roads all across the bay area. kron four's let the good and got a chance to ride along with chp wednesday afternoon in rohnert park to learn how they're keeping residents safe. >>2 on the freeway drive. >>the speed limit. this span of 20 minutes in sonoma

county, there were 4 different accidents leaving 2 people injured to get out on the roads. more dangerous when it rains. and then when strike is i mean, promise people don't change the way they drive. they still stay consistent speeds and they don't give a good amount of time between vehicles for breaking officer dylan van be able responded to a crash involving 2 buses with me tagging along. >>it's are you all right. we're okay right i don't know about the other part. okay. we'll get that if on. you're okay. you guys in ambulance on. >>we don't need ambulance. and one hour there were reports of trees falling down, blocking multiple lanes, a big issue that they deal with here is a county. want to make sure you have your lights activaon its hard when rain picks up on from behind a vehicle on this afternoon shift there are only 60 hp officers assigned to sonoma county and they tell me they are in need of more officers to be higher than 1000. >>people in charge are really pushing for. i it's more

officers on board. 1000 new officers by 2025, i believe easy working. pretty good work in about 6 academy class is out here and we have 4 new people starting next week, which is really gonna help us. >>good in kron. 4 news. >>our team coverage continues now with reporter kimberly cruz who spent the day in the sierra and shows us the conditions there amid this atmospheric river. >>we started the day in truckee where we weren't seeing much snow come down. but now in soda springs, it's a completely different story. this has been the conditions for the past few hours. snow coming down consistently and at times combined with wind gusts so aggressively coming down. but just take a look around as whole area is covered in snow. we can even see the roads at this point. we're also starting get an idea of how much of it is sticking in accumulating in this area. i just want to give you some perspective. i stick my foot and you can see where the snow is coming up to my ankles here now, locals in

area are no stranger to the snowy conditions. we caught up with one king vo resident him millas and his dog maxey. we're out here enjoying the snow. fun playing some catch. but he tells me they do prepare ahead of time for the snowfall is specially roads closed. >>but for l of us s s s s out h we kind of have to prepare for everything, you know, bring food, water, blankets, candles, anything else that you might need to stay in case you get an extended period of time where you're not be to move. you know, this is moneymaker for ski resorts in the area. today. we got the chance to visit northstar california resort as they gear up for opening day tomorrow. >>their sister ski resorts, heavenly open today in kirkwood is expected to op on december 6. if the weather permits. and so to springs covering locals that matters really crews. fox 40 news. >>on kron for news. this stor bringing lots of snow to the sierra, a researcher at uc berkeley snow lab joins us to

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>>the is also seeing a lot of snow. for more on what to expect as you make your plans. kron four's justine waltman spoke with andrew shorts with uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab. so how does it look out there? hoch snow are you seeing? >>well, it's really starting to come down now again, up to this point. so far, it's looking like we have around 4 inches and we're expecting about another 6 to 12 overnight tonight. so looking around that 10 to 20 inches range that we have been expecting for this first real big push in the storm. and how comre to like the start of other?

>>winter season says this. what we want to be kind of kicking the season off with. >>absolutely. you know, the last 2 seasons, even though 2 years ago was the second largest year on record here to live. and last year was slightly above average. they actually started quite dry. and realistically speaking any moisture that we early in the season late fall early winter that really helps poke up our soil moisture. so when spring comes we can get that runoff to come downhill replenish our reza bore so we're off to a good start. >>some if it doesn't stay cold and it's still get some wet weather in the sierra that the rain could kind of melt. some of that snow. >>potentiall we're seeing snow overnight tonight. more than likely tomorrow. we will see transition rain probably around midday. there's really 2 different things that can happen with our can kind of soak into our snow. full swing

kron four's terisa stasio since santa rosa where roads are closed amid al flooding. >>we're here in santa rosa and i'm just off of industrial drive in santa rose. you can see for yourself. city crews came out on wednesday afternoon. they shut down one lane here. industrial because of the heavy flooding. it's a very dynamic situation. they were able to come out here clear. the debris out of the storm drains. and so that cleared up this flooded area. but in other parts of santa rosa, it is dicey to say the least. take a look at this video. you can see for yonow. flood waters came in so fast. this is off adetoun avenue near o'hare court. you can see several cars got trapped in water ways just as the rain came in so fast rose quickly and several

cars got trapped. here's paul owens all with santa rosa fire smaller creeks are quickly rising other their capacity and which is now causing backups into our streets. so we're getting a lot of nuisance, flooding and ponding on roadways. >>which is definitely keeping our city's public works. crews morning into the afternoon. >>their goal is to get a try and clear as much debris t of storm drains inlets as possible to keep water flowing where it can, but also placing a lot of message boards and flooded signs streets to get drivers to avoid those locations or a slowdown in some locations. oftentimes there are flooded signs where people are able to pass. but we asked people in those locations where it's not necessarily a closed street, but there may be water along the curtain bell curb and gutter. slowdown. we see time and time again where people are driving through those flooded shoulders at a high rate of speed. they have the

potential to crash but also create unnecessary property damage for the people that either resign or work in those immediate areas. again, we're here on industrial avenue in santa rosa. crews out here. >>they shut down a section of the road earlier just because it was super dangerous. many of the vehicles going around the flood waters and then some just going right through the flood waters and again, officials saying be careful out there because this is just the beginning of a very significant storm fronthat is going to be lasting for days and they want everyone. >>to be safe out there here in santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >>during tuesday night's sacramento city council meeting the board unanimously approved plans for revitalization program. focus on helping all sacramento and a convention center hotel to be rebounds. reporter christine about hisa spoke to local officials and businesses in the area and has their reaction.

>>and idea of activating the waterfront has been in discussion for several years now. but now sacramento yor r s have the resources and the funding which starts with the another week, another big announcement here in sacramento. mayor darr steinberg announced a 46 million dollar plan to modernize sacramento's old town waterfront, which will be presented to the city council next week. you need to do everythihihihihing can maintain historic nature. >>and so making a more modern experience for end the plan would be to update the public market buildings, a great food and restaurant opportunities replaced the old board walk and re docks. >>idea is to attract more tourists to the area and increase access to the river for the waterfront. the california state parks agency will blved in the plant allocating 7 million dollars in state funding to make the waterfront more accessible. yeah, we own a little strip of the that's part of the state historic park and it's one of the few arere the public

can actually get down to the river. and so we've got over 7 million dollars to rehabilitate that whole area creates a more gathering spaces, make it easier for people to get down to the river measure and pass in 2022. >>allowing hotel tax money to be used for anything that promotes tourism. this proect funding would essentially come from this source. >>according to visit sacramento, the city has about 15 million visitors annually who spend more than billion dollars on our economy. you know what's great about using hotel like the tourists are actually paying for. is not coming out of the local taxes. it's not coming out of local spending. it's coming out of business this market. and addition to the plans to upgrade the waterfront. the mayor also announced they would ask the city council to approve the detailed terms sheet with the construction at the convention center hotel. there's still work to do on this, but we're now ready to present a term sheet. >>that will lead to finalization of the plans and

ultimately construction to begin as soon as possible. city officials say sacramento needs more hotel rooms to host larger conventions. so this new hotel would be a game-changer. 350 room hotel connected to the same credit union convention center that change that equation for us that allows us to go out and bigger convention hotel stays have declined by 20% in california. but as sacramento, they have increased by 80% visit. sacramento says it's due to music festivals in the area. >>this is why the mayor will ask for 2 million to be allocated to visit sacramento. that would focus on festival funding. we are laying the groundwork for doing so much more. >>as mentioned, these plans still have to pass their city council and they will be presented with those next week in sacramento covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>biden administration officials and lawmakers went in front of a senate committee on wednesday to advocate for new disaster relief funding.

threquest has a 90 billion dollar price tag that ash. but those testifying argue it's well worth the cost to help hurricane affect the region's recover washington, d.c.. correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >>hurricane helene's impact by the numbers had senator thom tillis holding back 102 lives lost. 151 homes destroyed. and he says that's just in north carolina. other southeastern states sustained major storm damage to both tillis and georgia. senator jon ossoff testified about that on wednesday. the numbers are staggering, but this isn't about numbers. it's about families and rural communities and senators are urging their colleagues to support and 98 billion dollar package for disaster relief. they say without more ral assistance, they're storm from regions can't recover their tears. they need action. will they push to pass funding to respond to immediate recovery needs leaders say it's also time to start thinking about

the next storms. these needs have rapidly exd ououououour available funds and without a supplemental, our ability to respond disasters could be jeopar fededededederal emergenc management administrator deanne criswell says it's vital to replenish the agency's funds now transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he's storms become more intense and take more frequently. they have to rebuild strategically. we know that investing in resilient infrastructure up front can save lives and reduce the cost of rebuilding. and senator tillis argues lawmakers also need to rethink policies to improve future federal disaster response efforts. we've got to react differently to storms. this may be the first, but it won't be the last like we've saying in north carolina and we owe it to the american people to be ready to do better in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>on wall street, a video reports another blowout quarter and new york's 5th avenue is no longer the world's most expensive shopping streets. here's david lazarus with money. smart to explain.

>>hey there ai chip maker and walleet darling nvidia reported its quarterly results afteclosinininining bell today. and it did not disappoint. profit exceeded expectations. revenue nearly doubled and the company said they expect sales to surge in the current quarter as well. but they did suggest perhaps sales could be slowing. that's a potential red flag that investors are going to take a look at, especially considering the sky-high valuation of this stock. those shares have nearly tripled this year alone. otherwise, stocks close mixed today as traders were again, focusing on the latest batch of earnings shares of target plunged. 21 1% after the big box retailer widely missed expectations for profit revenue and foot traffic. comcast was up slightly after it confirmed that it will spin off its cable networks as a separate company so that it can better protect the value of its movie studio and its theme parks. now, let's look a little more closely at the

world of retail. where is the world's priciest shopping street? well, it used to be new york's 5th avenue, but not anymore. that distinction now goes to a european city for the first time. milan's v a month the poli cannot see. but a go is now the pricey. a shopping street in the world rents on the middle of the street. run more than $2000 per square foot whereas on 5th avenue they come in about $100 per square foot. lest london's bond street comes in at number 3, followed by hong kong scene shot tsui shopping district wi seaeaeaeaean's in in paris being number 5, interestingly rodeo drive didn't even crack the top 10. back to you. >>from chaos to cooking, i'll show you the best apps to save and organize your recipe collection. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech.

>>attorney general nominee matt gates was on capitol hill wednesday with vice president-elect jd vance. the 2 are meeting with senators attempting to solidify support for his shaky confirmation process. ahead. at the same time, the house ethics committee met to decide whether to release its report on allegations gaetz engaged in misconduct and illicit drug use. he's denied those allegations. washingt correspondent basil john has momomomore. today, the house et committee wrapped up its a meeting and said it did not reach an agreement to release the report. >>on the other side capitol, we've sfair number of senate republicans come out in support of gates or push for him to go through

the nomination process. former florida congressman matt gates made the rounds on capitol hill with vice president-elect jd vance to convince senators to support gates's nomination as attorney general. my plan is to vote for all of the president's cabinet nominees. missouri republican senator josh hawley met with vance in gates today encourages colleagues to give gates a chance to answer to the allegations of misconduct and drug use. he ought to have the chance to address that to respond to that in a public setting. gaetz has denied any wrongdoing to south carolina. republican senator lindsey graham told reporters he had a good meeting and will allow the process to go forward. i'm not gonna legitimize process is for them and because people don't like his politics, these meetings happened while the house ethics committee spent more than 2 hours. >>discussing its report on gaetz, to release ethics committee chair michael guest told reporters they aren't releasing the report yet. we had.

>>agreed that we were not going to discuss what had transpired at the meeting. the top democrat on the committee, susan wild. so they'll meet again in december to further consider this matter. but illinois democrat senator dick durbin says the information from the ethics committee needs to be released. we need to have basic questions to ask before you go forward with the nomination. >senate democrats have also sent a request to the fbi to release all material related to gates reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>with the cold season upon us, more people. my cozy up with some home cooking finding pes online is easy but keeping track of them can't be a bit challenging as your compares the best recipe saving apps in tonight's rich on tech. >>how many times have you found a great recipe online and then you think to yourself now, where do i say this today? i'm showing you several recipe. can help you save and organize your digital recipe collection.

>>there are so many great recipes, but what's the best way to save them? here are the apps to know. i'm ella. keeps it clean and simple. use the in-app browser to find a recipe. then saved the details to your collection. it was able to parse a food network recipe but not one from instagram. the app does a nice job of keeping things organized. you can save 10 recipes for free ofor more. ella works with ios and mac only. recipe keeperererer w on various devices, but each app is sold separately, you can save 20 recipes for free scan from a pdf photo or import from a website. i like how you can just serving size on the fly and pin favorites to the home screen. it works with instagram recipes too. just the recipe is great because it has a website that's handy for transforming a cluttered page into something simple and clean.

>>it works on both iphone and android for $13 a year. sadly, it did not capture the instagrecitime works on apple devices only but it has one of the best designs of the bunch import from camera image, text or a url. i love how it puts the directions in easy to follow step-by-step screens, save me recipes for free upgrades start at $15. finally, mommy has that special. something it works with iphone and android and has specific import options for instagram and tiktok and even let you browse popular recipe sites for inspiration and easy savings. it's $10 a year or $20. lifetime. all devices included. there's an extension to say from your computer and yocan explore all of your recipes as a they can't go wrong with any of these apps. but my personal pick mommy, because it works on both iphone and android. plus, it

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be honored at the upcoming 2025 golden globes. plus, we're getting our first look at the new live action adaptation of how to train your jacket. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, we start here with big honors for a hollywood actress from the very institution. they gave her a golden globe

for her performance in the 2016 film fences. i took all my feelings. >>my wants and needs and dreams and i buried them inside to apply to the city to watch brain them myself and waited to bloom. >>and think we know 18 years to realize the soil was hot in rocky and one never gonna >>that's right. viola davis will be honored by the golden gloves at the 2025 awards ceremony. davis will receive the cecil b demille award. it was first created in 1952. since then, 69 honorees have received the award, including walt disney sydney por robert redford, oprah winfrey and davis's fences. costar that you just saw there, denzel washington, by the way, the nominations for the 2025 golden globe awards will happen december 9th and the award ceremony will take place on sunday, january 5th at 08:00pm on cbs. you can check that out. all right. now i move on to a live action adaptation of the 20 ton. dreamworks pictures animated film. how to train your

dragon. universal pictures has released a first look at the new live action. how to train your dragon. watch this. >>i can't killed racket. >>won't hurt no, this early

stage just yet. but we do know how to train your dragon will be released in june of 2025. looks good so far. an an amazing honor for the karate kid. ralph macchio has just received a star on the hollywood walk of fame actor's talent to and william zabka spoke at the event. congratulations to the karate kid on a well-deserved. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. parsons. >>our news

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>>4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. we start tonight with more weather news because a bomb cyclone and the atmospheric river hitting the bay area tonight has set in with wind and rain >>in the forecast, it's lingering through the weekend. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking it all for us. larry, it's what's the latest. >>well, rain moving on shore as we speak. and we've got yet another atmospheric river event headed our way. the showers across the golden gate bridge, of course, very tough today to go along with some gusty winds. look, some of the rain totals i've got over 8 inches of rain before some of sites went out in the north bay mountains, northern sonoma county over 8 inches, but not over 8 inches. austin creek, santa rosa, how about that? the urban areas over 5 inches of rain petaluma almost 3 inches of rain over 3 inches in san anselmo. but it h really been a north bay event. you get to san francisco had

just over a quarter of an inch of rain. so we do have those flood watches that continue right on through tonight and tomorrow night as well. the rain continues to fall outside the water running down in many of the creeks in the tributaries. some are flooding there now that atmospheric river event and that bomb cyclone combining to bring that very heavy rainfall outside another band of heavy rain just beginning to move onshore. now it is going to keep things going as we head throughout the night tonight. >>thanks, lauren well. take a look at this. a large tree falls on a home in far still this evening. sonoma county firefighters say it's on cozy court crews say that tree damage, the ceiling in commission of that home, also knocking down some wires and damaging a car in the process. woman was inside at the time the tree fell and was taken to e hospital for an injury. her condition is unknown, but crews say she managed to get out the house by herself. crews estimate the home suffered anywhere between 50,000 to $100,000 in damage.

and the north bay is feeling the brunt of today's storm. a flood watch has been issued in the area that will last until saturday morning. there's still neighborhoods with roads closed santa rosa working to recover from the flooding. that's where we find kron. 4 shock moment. >>at the end of road drive here on wednesday night. fire crews for santa rosa she end of road drive here was shut down because fears. the creek behind me here with flood homeowners in the area. tell us that when that creek floods, the park floods, and could even bring storm surge to their homes, potentially putting their homes in danger. haveveveveve a chance to catch up with some santa rosa residents at the hardware store catching up on some last-minute gear. freeman's open. prove minutes. santa rosa. the staff is the all day wednesday taking orders for well. >>and over the phone and there's been quite a few people coming in last minute. shopping assistant store manager alicia man's says they

give away free sandbags to people in town, but they ran out today. so if you do stop and she says, i'm just being prepared and making sure that they are coming in getting everything they need that one. so i don't have to keep driving customers like jose luna replacing the fog here. some little pomp work stopped working. he says his backyard flooded because of this broken pub. these make sure see was with this going it's, you know. >>and again and fernando marin came in for an umbrella. he says he's a roofer and business is booming we in the rain. idea that this 2 for that. >>we in the rain for the leak road in santa rosa. out like industrial drive and college avenue were flooded, but water levels were cleared by city crews and fire crews. the fire department tells us here at road drive it will remain closed. >>as the danger of the park here, flooding, we know many of the homeowners here on road drive say they're not worried yet, even though they know that there are still a couple days remaining of this storm,

they're saying they're waiting to see when flood water could come over the creek. meantime, if you do live in santa rosa and are in need of free sandbags, you could go to friedman's home appliance starting at 09:00am on thursday. they will have restock full a free sandbags reporting here in santa rosa. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>whi delaying travelers over at sfo tonight and a few minutes, we'll get all the details from kron four's lindsey ford who spoke with travelers. and small rivers and creeks are potential cause for concern tonight as the rain continues to come down, the rain, the river levels keep rising and even flooding some parking lots there. guerneville today. kron four's gayle ong spoke with people living in the area. how their fairing with the heavy rain and potential for flooding. >>in our trailer right for years up on the roof. we're jus ends of knew the leak and then

soaked through. but we're used to this kind of things happening all the time, especially in the area. we're on the trees without death. what we can now. >>officials say now is the time for people to hagency y y bags ready during these cooler months and also have your phones fully charged prior to any big rain event. in case the power does go out. the chp for sonoma county is on high alert, managing the roads during the storm in these conditions. it's typical for an officer to see large tree branches falling on lanes causing crashes by the slick roads. also and chp officers want to remind people to change the way they thrived during the reign to avoid accidents. >>promise people don't change the way they drive. they still stay consistent speeds and they don't give a good amount of time between vehicles for breaking. want to make sure you have your lights activated on its own hard when rain picks up on from behind a vehicle. >>officers also remind you to

be aware of what's on the lanes and also avoid freeways, if possible. stay with kob 4 on air and online as the stormy weather moves through our area, you can find current conditions and all the weather headlines on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. thousands of hotel workers there in the streets of downtown san francisco today during the wednesday. rain saying companies are threatening city's economic recovery for the past 2 mnths. they've beeking for higher pay extra staffing and affordable health care benefits to name a few more workers are expected to go on strike on thursday. and more than 400 hotel workers. will be joining police are looking for a man on the run tonight who they are calling a serial predator. fransariririririn or la of mountain view has been charged with sexually assaulting 2 men, one which

allegedly included a canopy. investigators believe there may have been at least 20 other victims in this. and police say the suspect worked as a barber in mountain view. that's where he found his victims. if you think you may have been victimized or have information on his whereabouts, you're asked to call police. now to an update farmer san jose city council member omar torres will be back in court on friday. torres was arrested earlier this month on child molestation charges. he's a vacancy on city council will be filled during a special election set to take place next year. muni riders listen up. you'll soon have to pay a little more money to take a trip through the city. the agency is now announcing a $0.25 increase for a single ride or using clipper a $0.50 increase for a day pass at a $0.10 increase for seniors and people with disabilities. all these changes will take place on january. 1st. mean, he says it's making changes to help offset the rising costs. in

santa rosa city council members voted to invest more than a million dollars. it's all to address that. you thought violence and make the community safe. they launching a partnership with a nonprofit that specializes in violence prevention through street outreach and crisis response services. the new program will focus on preventing violence crisis intervention and offer support to high-risk youth as well as their families. but before we go to break down from 4 news, let's take one last look at the radar. as you can see, plenty of rain still coming our >>we'll be right back with more.

>>welcome back. we're taking a live look now at sfo where you rain out there and that storm has led to dozens of flights, delays and cancellations tonight. kron four's lindsay for joins us from the airport without travelers are fairing. >>according lighghghghght aware near300 flights were delayed at sfo on wednesday, an outright 50 flighere canceled. airport officials say that's about 26% of all flights delayed and about 4% canceled here at sfo. and with this being the first day of what's expected to be days of wet and windy weather. >>more travelers are likely to be dealing with headaches this couple from sacramento has been trying to get to costa rica for the past 2 days. >>they were supposed to fly out to l a x and then to coaster rica. but temperatures were harsh out there. they tell me now they should have been dipping their toes in the

water, but their flight was canceled. tonight, we have a place down there. so we we spend part of our time down there and >>looking forward to walking the beach store favorite coffee shop what they're having their share of rain down there as well. so not the best time to trial. it's just one of the joys of traveling. so. >>and of course, holiday travel season is underway. aaa expects nearly 6 million people are going to be traveling home for the holidays. and now this rain isn't stopping anytime soon. so cancellations and delays are expected throughout the week and sfo. lindsey ford, back to you. >>well, new tonight, another lgbtq+ bar in the soma neighborhood targeted b burglars. security video shows a duo. they're breaking into the sf eagle early monday morning. the owner tells kron 4 that there was more than $25,000 in damage in stolen goods as well as stolen cash. and this is just the latest

break in to take place in that neighborhood nearby. a mars bar and oasis among others were recently targeted as well. the owner of the sf eagle says this burglary has been a blow to the community in the neighborhood. >>is is different. it is hard to me continues to pump are, you know, one way or the other. always and then attack on our community and ers. we did make safe. make sure deeply but my community has said that. >>gofundme has been set up to help the bar recover. and so far already raised more than $20,000 to help in their efforts. police say ey h h h h at least one person in custody in connection with the crime. health care workers at ucsf on strike there. they say the university of california has engaged in unfair and illegal practices while bargaining employees say they want to see

improvements such as many of them claim they're doing the work of 2 people and not being paid enough for it. >>people that are on the frontline to do the essential keep our communities going. we have been asked to do more and more and more with less and less and less are getting priced out of their communities. we're getting priced out at the checkout counter. they've had enough. it's time for the employers step up, right to do right by these s ararararare treated wit the respect they >>the uc workers contr expire 2 weeks ago and they've been abargaining table with the university since back in june. they will resume their bargaining next month. and we know and all can be deadly. and when law enforcement response to fentanyl related cases, they can also put themselves at risk as the drug can also be absorbed into their skin. but experts say that's not so common. telvin smith reports on some of the myths surrounding the drug. >>this is body cam video from san diego county sheriff's

office and shows one of their deputies reacting to coming into contact with fentanyl. but in newark and it's a visceral and hard to watch reaction and many believe it is common when accidentally exposed to this deadly drug. but there are some out there who are now saying that this reaction could be from something different. a lot of the videos you see people passing out. it's not from the fentanyl. it is from the fair, the fentanyl. lieutenant martin paterson says that risk of exposure to fentanyl is something that they take very seriously. we deal with it daily. it's a lot more preval we've gone into rooms before where they've been smoking it. it was in a hotel room. you couldn't see the back wall. that was so much smoke. >>because of things like that, we have bought the proper quote, we have gas mask we use. we have gloves. >>different different equipment that we use to try to protect us from lieutenant patterson emphasizes that fentanyl is an extremely deadly drug. he says that with the department's experience, accidental exposure is not as easy as some realize. it's an opinion that a doctor andy

russell shares. >>and outlines some myths behind accidental fentanyl exposure. one is that you can overdose on it by touching it. that's absolutely false. it's there is only one formulation that you can sort through your skin and it specifically formulated as a transdermal patch. >>it's something that's absorbed very slowly. it's not something that you would touch and be able to overdose on from that quick touch, the ability to become intoxicated from secondhand inhalation type of exposure also is pretty low. we've had concern of of cases like that. didn't pan out he person had actually been exposed. the fact remains that fentanyl is still an incredibly lethal drug, but it's misconceptions like ththat allow fear and ignorance to prevent someone from using lifesaving narcan on individual who is actively overdosing. there's not very many other measures that can save someone's life. the event of an acute overdose. and it's not a drug you can administer years to yourself. you know, once you've overdosed, you're

not awake or are you know with it to do it yourself. so it depends on somebody else being with you. that can recognize and administer the drug. >>well, after the break, we'll talk about some strong winds and heavy rain that's sweeping across the bay area with this atmospheric river. we continue our team coverage from the north bay. stay with us.

>>this week's storm is causing quite a mess in neighborhoods all around the bay area. kron 4 charles clifford is that led are in pacifica were some large branches, fell into a fence and cause a lot of debris for people to now cleanup.

>>well, here in pacific on wednesday as the day progresses, the wind and the rain is just getting stronger down along the coastline. big waves have returned as well. wednesday morning, large waves returned to the bay area's coastline here in pacific of the storcrashing over the seawall at times and onto beach boulevard. so far there isn't any flooding here. but with the atmospheric river expected to continue into the weekend, the city has preemptively put out some signage and sandbags. this isn't their first rodeo >>tobin was out walking his dog wednesday morning. he thinks this is just the beginning of what could be a long wet winter. my >>take is we're probably in for some really, really intense weather this elsewhere around pacific and san mateo county, strong, gusty winds and heavy rain rattled trees and flags at sfo. the airport says they are se flight delays and some cancellations because of the unsettled weather. as of midday wednesday, they had about 47 canceled flights and delays of up to half an hour back in

pacifica. the national weather service says the waves of een 15 and 22 feet are possible from now through friday morning, they have issued a high surf advisory in are askipeople to use caution when visiting the coastline. now, if you're headed to the airport today or in the days ahead, probably a good idea to check ahead with your airline. make sure your flight is still leaving on time. but for now, it pacifica charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>our team rage of ththththe atmospheric river continues in the north bay tonight. so that's where we find kron four's. dan kerman who reports napa county. residents are fairing head of wet weather and flooding. >>in the city of napa wednesday, the fear of days of rain sent many to the public works yard to stock up on sandbags speaking at this and that's from him. >>by midday, the roads were already slick in a driving rain kept visibility to a minimum just over the county line and southern sonoma. slick roads caused a big rig driver heading east on napa road to lose control. he did a

one 80 and wound up in the goalie with the tree through the roof of his cab driver lost control and it up on the opposite side of roadway. >>with a >>marge branch tree in his calf. and fortunately, the driver only suffered minor injuries. like i said, this as excellent reminder why we need to slow down in inclement weather there in downtown napa. we now a steady drizzle, but it's been heavier and we're expecting several more days of this. so if you don't have to be out. >>don't think in death of dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>a new non-partisan analysis finds the state budget deficit will improve in the coming year, but it also finds long term. that's not tcapitol correspondent eytan wallace. expl

>>a new non-partisan analysis shows the state's budget situation will drastically improve next year. but we're not outhe woods just yet. our kabul, of course, been a tonn wallace shares. look at the new estimated deficit and has reaction tonight from republicans and the newsom administration. >>well, remember, just last yea the capitol were grappling with how to close a multibillion-dollar deficit. but come next year, they could be in for a much better scenario. even so some are raising concerns looking long term. >>we just cried the state's et condition as being in there. she non-partisan california legislative analyst, gabriel pena sharing that analysis of california's budget situation in the coming fiscal year. descrias being roughly balanced. in

fact, in this new california fiscal out report released by penix legislative analyst's office or wednesday, the projected state budget deficit in the fiscal year to come is expected to stand at about 2 billion dollars. that is much less than the 45 plus billion dollar deficit. state leaders had to act on during previous budget year. >>so why the major improvement in the state's budget situation? penix says there are a number of factors including revenues coming in higher thththththan expected. h notes the legislature and governor took the unusual move of working on the upcoming budget more than a year in advance action. they took includes reductions or delays to some spending and withdrawal of about 7 billion dollars from the state's rainy day fund. those actions allowed. the state is saying that the state's budget would be b for the upcoming fiscal year as well absolutely a positive development. california department of finance deputy director hd er spoke with us on behalf of the newsom. administration. well, the latest budget analysis is welcome news to the administration. palmer notes. there are a lot of

uncertainties, including policies from the incoming trump administration that governor newsom believes could negatively impact the state budget. things like. >>very high increases in tariffs changes in illegal for migration policies that could affect california's economy. we need to be mindful of the fact that that's added uncertainty. but even as the newsom administration prepares to take on trump in this report, paddock emphasized the state has no capacity foy new spending, including what could amount to 10's of millions of dollars in funding. governor newsom may need to take the trump administration to court. >>what's more after the coming fiscal year? the leo's analysis projects deficits of about 20 to 30 billion dollars infuture years. republicans say that is reason alone to rein in on spending. we clearly have a spending problem. >>anat's why the oversight is so very important now. and to start that now in anticipation of what we're going to be staring out just

12 months from today. >>and democratic leaders in both legislative chambers really statements promising fiscal responsibility. as for governor newsome, we expect to hetly y y y y from him on the state budget when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january, reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>sacramento county deputies are looking for whoever shot and killed a man a wednesday morning in south sacramento. it's an incident that's left now parents and the area very concerned reportlawewewewewed i tough audience takes us to the scene with what deputies are saying. >>this has remained an active investigation for hours. you have to understand that we started this early in the morning and we're still here. you can see that the crime tape is still up. anananananan that these deputies have been working the scene. they've been going up to homes, trying to talk to neighbors. we know that they've snapped photos of nearby homes. and we know that the center of this investigation has been on that home in the distance. we still don't know if this was

targeted or if this was random. but residents told us one thing that they're concerned for their safety, that corner, right there has en pretty questionable. for for years. peta wade raising concerns about street at avenue near power in road. the side of this morning shooting that left a man dead. all of this happening just minutes away from florida elementary. we see. >>people that kind of linger around there and just use drafts. that's why we kind of i tried to reroute school going chool and going to work and things like that because the kids are exposed to this. investigators have spent all day examining the crime scene. >>2 neighbors told us shooting happened in the area just last year, but the sheriff's office could only confirm no other shootings have taken place the home under investigation. >>the sheriff's office could not confirm if the suspect and vi knknknew each other and how they were tied to the home.

wade is concerned about crime on power in road and what it means for her neighborhood. there's been robberies at the local gas stations here within. >>the last 6 months. so if we you know, and people ran back here to to the residential area. what after committing these types of crimes? >>while details of the specific shooting are under investigation, she helps something is to make neighbors feel safe. >>if we could maybe see sheriff's kind of patrolling through these residential you know, it would kind of give us some comfort. we're still working many details around this investigation. the sheriff's office tells me they've received multiple reports of too many cars being parked at the home, but didn't expand beyond reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. >>we'll

>>it may be raining in the bay area for some time now. but up in the mountain ski season is here at a heavily sea resort in tahoe. skiers snowboarders are kicking off the season. kron four's chelsea mama spoke the coals. zimmerman from heavenly ski resort to tell us all about the current conditions. cole, how are the conditions today? >>dishes are great. i woke up and schemers this morning. it's a beautiful day. snow on the ground like i mean, it doesn't get better than that. >>and how is the snow like is i like really make some tracks? >>yeah, absolutely. we got a little bit of help from mother nature over the past coupl weeks, but really just got those cold temperatures which allowed our snowmaking crews to work around the clock. so

lot of machine-made snow are groomers go down late on that brush corduroy. that's just been. it's really been a great day so far. so it's a combination of man snow, human-made, snow and mother nature. yeah, correct. really what we when we start opening for opening day is just those cold temperatures is much machine-made snow as we can. our snowmaking games, a bunch of rock stars. they do such a great job. they've been working around the clock will little bit of help from mother nature. looks like a little bit more on the way as we get into. we've been able to >>yeah, showing some video of like skier is going through like a banner there saying they are open for the are you guys busy? how many people are out there? >>yeah, it's been a great crowd. the most exciting thing for us and just seeing all smiling face, we want to show off a certain sort. definitely a lot of people early in the morning get those laps then just enjoying day by obviously, this star really signed people back. welcome back to resort. you know, this pilot basis. >>and what's new this year at heavenly? what are things that people who want to come skier,

snowboarder sub some hot chocolate? what do they need to know? >>yeah, a couple the things we've got a beautiful called golden state kitchen here at the california lodge refreshed menu. but also still has some of those favorites like chicken tenders and chilly. and then we have a gear for grandma to your membership program. called the fight happened near membership. it says gives you access to all the way instill more year and said, wait, we're on a rental line. we're going to have right for you. believe whatever it to so, you know, after a while, you're here around, you have to wait line. the rental lines are really great. numbers one of >>and i know this is the first day you're just open and want to get a prize for being the first ski resort . and then what are we anticipating for this winter? i mean, you probably want a lot more snow than you have right now. >>not a pride. maybe i can give myself a prize, we've had people waiting in line for like 4 o'clock this morning to get on the first arab right back and herself. that's

obviously really exciting. and then and that relates to the rest of the season. you know, we just kind of wait and see what et in in terms not snowfall. continue monitoring conditions making snow as long we can and will continue if a and different said were able safely of force. >>maybe you can a high-five for opening up early. to put out when poll they go was one of the polls and you take your boots off a dollar there on from now until apor something like i woke up and my sleeping argues that excited. all right. are you going to take off down the mountain here? >>this is an overnight. also was sorry, how many lifts are open? we've got right now. so we've got the tram gun barrel counties without a bowl with access to a bunch of drills off of that, we even have a little many terrain park some of the park grounds that want to come out. it's for real box is so good. opening day britney on the california side, noble said we will speak monitoring mission. know we can do more pretty soon here. i hope so. the lake looks

really pretty behind you to call zimmerman from heavenly ski resort. it is now open. >>for the season. enjoy it. >>what outbreaks on guys? >>ahead on kron, 4 counting down the days till the macy's thanksgiving parade. we're getting a preview of the floats coming preview of the floats coming up aft patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see

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>>well, has created as something sweet may be souring. now the social media sensation crumbl cookies is facing backlash tonight from an animal rights group reporter jan sung. kim reports from outside the kabul headquarters in utah. >>the social media sensation crumbl cookies is facing

backlash from an animal rights group and they're right here in the backyard of crumbl cookies. headquarters in lindon, utah to stage series of prote >>the goal is to free chickens that are trapped in cages to eggsgsgsgsgs protesters from th animal rights group. the humane leak has been going around the state of utah this week to gather support hands that are kept in battery cages. it's about the size of a sheet of paper. is all they get. they can open their wings. >>they're the wires on their feet is just a pure life, a misery and torture. and all we're asking is for them to make this change. today is the final day. >>of their ongoing 11 park protests here in utah. they've also been going state by state to voice their concerns all year long until they came crumble. we're feeling really energized. we're feeling extremely motivated and committed. we're going to

continue this campaign and help from bill makes a national peachtree commitment. the humane league has done more than protests in front of the kabul office. >>they put out a big billboard on i-15. they also received over 50,000 signatures on their online petition for e to become a cage free business. and so we have launched crumble cruelty dot com so people can know the truth about crumbl rather than the facade that they put crumble, responded to abc for that. they have looked into sourcing case free products. >>but that's not practical or feasible for the business. they also called the humane league stack this misleading and underhanded and said they will not commit to a plan that's unrealistic. >>krispy has got it. >>reporting from lindon, utah, abc, 4 as young son, kim. thanksgiving is just about a week away now and preparations are shifting into high gear. >>that's especially so for the crew working the macy's day parade reporter greg mocker

shows us a behind the scenes look straight from new jersey. >>getting ready for thanksgiving. you make lists and get things organized weeks, maybe months in advance. that's the same plan for the thanksgiving day parade. things start as ideas and models and then get made larger than life. this is one of the new floats this year from the look on their faces. this could be the anti thanksgiving day float. sculptors spent 100 hours creating the figures of wednesday and pugsley from the netflix show. >>the explore is in a better movie. she's all smiles. flowers are blooming 6 months to a year for a floater balloon to make it through the process. brendan kennedy is the director of creative production from ac studios. he knows the details for the 7 new floats. here's a chance for a close-up it's pass tonight, actual night and a dragon made from pasta elbow macaroni talons to even angel

hair on the rigatoni pony. there's a first this year. it will literally breathe fire down the new york city, the bronx zoo has animals on parade for the wondrous world of wildlife. each animal is life size. one famous well-known figure is ready to set sail captain. many makes an appearance at the annual preview. a macy's parade studio him and opens its doors for a behind the scenes. look. see what it takes for them to get ready for thanksgiving day. the ultimate in balloons. fantastic floats list. amazing pop culture yearbook and being able to be a part of it is just magic. they know that memories are made as the balloons and floats go by. so look for the details. they'll stick with you for a long time. it's never the same macy's thanksgiving day parade. this is the 98 annual events. >>sta 45

year search for the killer of a 17 year-old girl found dumped on the side of a highway in southern california is now over. as gonzales was raped and murdered while just walking to her sister's house, her body was found the next ki has remained a mystery for decades. now, shelby nelson spoke with esther's family about their long wair answers. that's right. it has been unimaginable anguish for the gonzalez family. when a case like this goes cold for more than 45 years, it's hard not to lose hope. >>and that's how the family of esther gonzalez felt for a very long time as they waited

for investigators to pin down their sister's killer and also >>it's a closure. i mean, i know he died, but you know, he's got to face god. that's why be afraid izabeteteteteth gonzales believes this man has a higher power to answer to for her sister's death. >>he, too, ed b b b b but never once served jail time for a heinous crime. investigators say he committed more than 45 years ago. ester gonzalez was only 17 years old about to graduate from beaumont, high school. >>lease week, she wouldn't hurt anybody. and yet it was february 1979. when her life was taken, her body found in a snow pack off highway 2.43. near banning after she had been raped and bludgeoned to death. elizabeth remembers that morning before her sister went missing. she got upset when my dad, i don't know what he's told her. kind got upset. >>it took off walking. elizabeth tried picking her sister up, but esther wouldn't get in the car. tell myself, why didn't we follow her? you she just wanted to write her

boyfriend. esther's body was later found after the riverside county sheriff's department received an anonymous tip from a caller. they later identified him as louis randolph williamson. he took a polygraph test and past which at the time cleared him of any wrongdoing that seemed like, you know, with raniya's the to bottom. and that leads to talk to me to doing passes. >>pastor, whatever governor to see that now more than 4 decades later, a new face to the case and new technology. >>brought hope and answers. once we started looking into into randy we determine that he passed away in . >>and that when he passed away, they had during his autopsy, they collected a vile, vile of blood connecting that to the dna evidence that was collected years ago. they sent the information to a texas lab in using forensic genealogy. >>and after several attempts, finally, there was a hit. it connected williamson to the crime. an esther's family says she never

>>the >>riverside county regional cold case homicide team is asking anyone with information or if you knew williamson in the past to come forward. they're also trying to see if they would be able to connect him to any other cases. reporting from beaumont, i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. >>don't go anywhere. kron. 4 news will continue with more to

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of an fortune news before tonight's games. car deanthony melton. it's gonna miss for the remainder of then as he set to undergo season ending acl, surgery, patient. let's talk about the game 1st quarter warriors up by 16 buddy hield. it's 63 11 points off the bench for healed all part of a 22 to golden state. run with the staff, likes it. >>2nd quarter warriors up by 17 to kick out steps on this. splash is the wide open 3.23 points for him. 8 assists. >it go up by 20. a 3rd qarter. warriors with a mfororo green throws it up trayce jackson-davis for 14 points. 11 rebounds for tmj. minute later. ducks up by 29 battery. a long pass to andrew wiggins here. >>in 27 points, 7 boards, 4 assists warriors go up by 31. the hawks would make a little noise in the 4th will be off or not as the warriors want to

win this 1, one, 20 live. 97 go. let's talk football now after last sunday's heartbreaking. >>last second loss to the seahawks. the forty-niners actually got some good news today as they welcome back. thehehehehe best defensive players in the team hoping that his return could help solidify defense has just been simply depleted with injuries. veteran cornerback charvarius ward a sight for sore eyes. return to the forty-niners after spending the last couple of weeks tending to his family with personal matter. ward was back at the facility on saturday attending meetings and then he was at sunday's game. he's been working off. the field with coach is trying to get his cardio back up and running. he was a full participant, though, today at practice. news, though, is brock purdy who's dealing with shoulder soreness and none other than his throwing arm. he started the week as limited at practice. and while no one knows for sure when this injury happened, party did get a little beaten up on. this was a touchdown dive against the seahawks on sunday. yeah, there you go. what happened

there? you might be asking yourself how significant is this? the team has provided few details about the injury, but it was significant enough to keep the qb from throwing too much of practice today. >>and head coach knows that the team is not really in a good position right now, but he's not blaming his quarterback. >>i think brooks playing at the exact same level. different circumstances around them in our team has been quite as good through this, but it's been close to get in there and close is and doesn't matter. that's why we're 5, 5, couple plays here and there and i think we're looking at a totally differently. and that's why put yourself in a hole. that's why we've made a lot harder for self-care this back half. but i still think it's gonna come down to the same stuff that these next 7 games come down to the 4th quarter and we either get it done or we don't. and we got to find a way to get it done. >>we've seen this storm rolling in today causing all kinds of problems traveling up in the high country. unlikely to continue to do so level starting down atatatatat about feet. there's some cold air trapped ahead of this warmer

system moving in. but now the snow level going to start to rise. in fact, we're seeing some heavy snow and some gusty winds up. there are 50 miles an hour. still level has risen a little bit of 4,000, but by tomorrow, we're talking about 7, maybe 8,000 feet, still 2 to 4 feet of snow expected across the highest peaks in, of course, run into a lot of delays in the high country so that winter storm warning has now been extended until 4 o'clock in the morning. so if you plan on traveling up there, be prepared, it is going to be slow going getting up there and you do your need your chains in the high country. very latest on the doppler radar showing the snow all around the lake right now. just great news for all the resorts in the high country. a ton of snow falling there. and of course, we've seen just copious amounts of rainfall in the bay area are specially focused in the north of the now start to move a little further to the south. this next band of moisture coming in a little bit south now into parts iran, almost in the san francisco, too. so we're going seeeeeeeeee that on and off throughout the night tonight. and then i think tomorrow morning things begin to shift gears again. but that heavy rainfall just kind of doing the damage, all that water draining down. of course, we've seen tremendous amounts

of rain already along with that. we've got some gusty winds out there. some 30 and some 40 mile an hour gust. even this last hour, wind advisories remain in effect until least 6 o'clock in the morning tomorrow. they may need to be expanded as we're going to see more of the winds continuing on and off throughout the night tonight and is tomorrow morning, 30 40 mile an hour gusts even by 9 o'clock tototototomorrow mor pretty blustery. even as we look toward the afternoon, the back off a little bit. but boy, the storm just does not rainfall totals going to be impressive to okay. we've seen santa rosa already over 5 inches of rain. now as we get through friday, you'oing to add another 2 and a half plus inches on there. and then even further than that, even more as we head throughout the weekend, maybe another 5 inches. you could be talking about 10 inches of rain and the last 5 to 7 days. yeah, here we go. we've got more rain on the way. just kind of lining up right now. they'll be some breaks in between. i think that rain line shifts more north tomorrow. i think northern sonoma county still santa rosa under the gun there you see some very heavy rain in the north. a scattered showers elsewhere. but then everybody gets a good soaking

as we head in toward friday. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie

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