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rothman. >>whether you're headed out town by plane car or train travel. this thanksgiving holiday is expected to break some records. the tsa expects to screen 18.3 million people at u.s. airports just this holiday. that's a 6% increase compared to the same seven-day stretch last year. the busiest day to return home will be sunday. the tsa expects 3 million people to pastor on that day alone. and as for staffing at the airport, tsa says it's ready to handle the influx of passengers. officials say they have the highest levels of staffing in the administration's history lives together. security should stay under 30 minutes nationwide on the road. aaa predicts some 80 million americans will drive to destinations between today and next monday. and right now the cheapest place to fill up in the bay area is solano county at about 4.40, a gallon followed by santa clara, alameda and contra costa county. then marin county,

napa county sits at 4.54, gallon followed by san mateo, san francisco. and the most expensive is going to be sonoma for 69 and across the country. they won't feel it as much in their wallets, though, the price for a gallon of gas nationwide has dropped to about $3 a gallon $0.20 cheaper than it was this time last year. so if you're going to go by plan, let's take a live look now at sfo tonight. we're going to check in with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check on your holiday travel forecast. lawrence. >>i've been a little rough in some parts of the country. not unusual to see all that storm cloud cover make its way through california and then head east and well. that's where start to see more of the problems begin to pop up out there right now. in fact, you see in the country's midsection, some rain, some snow head of the way there with the colorado rockies have been getting hit hard by some snow. and of course, that will cause some delays in those areas if you're traveling there. but this system going to begin to make its way

across the country, too. and i think that i'm against the eastern seaboard going to be some major issues right now. we've got rain and snow mix in the chicago. but the good news overall, yeah, the delays of cleared up at sfo, partly cloudy skies light winds. 53 degrees. all things go their impact. local airports looking good across the country. not bad at all. least at this hour. but if you're traveling across the country, things are likely going to change. watch a storm system make its way across the rockies to the central plains and all of a blows up the upper midwest and the northeast. boy, that is going to be an issue as we head toward a lot of part of wednesday and thursday. expect some delays if you're headed toward the northeast. >>well, happening right now in the south bay, if strain is dead tonight, after getting hit by a car on i-680, just north of chp had closed all southbound lanes in the area to investigate. and they just recently opened one of those lanes for traffic, according to the agency's log, several drivers reported seeing the

same pedestrian running across interstate shortly before 9 tonight, head of that crash. chp officers are diverting traffic right now and they did not say when they expect to open all of the lanes. well, san francisco's union square is a hotspot for sure for the holidays. people are visiting from all over the world. and tonight people enjoying the ice skating rink, the massive christmas tree. and of course, the pre-black friday deals. kron 4 sarah stinson has more from the area. >>san francisco's union square is lit up for the holiday season. storefronts are decorated in the annual christmas tree is shining bright. like looking at that. she like christmas time. it feels so christmas you know, and again, i you know, the beauty in every outing, it's tradition for many bay area families to visit union square the week of thanksgiving. kind of a day where before thanksgiving, just kills shop. >>fun. i like shop and see this city in the macy's was packed shoppers, some saying

this could be its last holiday here as the retailer plans to close it after they sell the building, a woman visiting from australia says this was the first macy's she ever went to. yes, i'm the one that's crying. and john just said to me, this could be our last time. that's very sad. we were talking about that were said, but a lot of stores have closed down here to get more tourists here. how it was pre-covid. they need more shops, but i don't know many people actually come to the pandemic along with crime in online shopping has caused many major brands to leave union square. i know that doing a lot of efforts to like. >>bring all of those >>shops back those efforts on full display tuesday with police officers on the streets and inside police cars parked on nearly every block. makes us feel safe. where happy with bollards have also been installed in front of dior to prevent smash-and-grabs the city plans to put planters or similar bollards in front of

other storefronts after thieves crashed a car into the louis baton last month. visitors, however, didn't seem to mind are the stories of ongoing crime. we've been traveling for nearly 2 months. and this is a highlight. >>and we've had an amazing i do know that that's been an ongoing issue. >>and i feel pretty safe. i've always felt safe here. this mother and daughter came from la to spend thanksgiving with family in the bay area. they made sure to take a picture in front of the christmas tree and then hit the ice. i decided to lace up enjoying them. i'm actually starting to get the hang of it. one of the best part of coming to the city during the holidays is coming to the iconic ice skating rink right in the heart of union definitely my sister stepped i had a ball. and so that's good. the ice skating rink here open until january 20th. so you still have plenty of time to come by that even have. >>some ice skating lessons that you can take on weekends. i think i could use a practice or i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to

>>caltrain is getting a makeover in honor of billie eilish. the grammy-winning artists will be performing to sold-out shows in san jose on december 10th and 11th coming up and caltrain will be running a special billy car giving away billie eilish prizes and caltrain merge on board. if you're hoping to catch it, it will be trained number 5.22. going southbound on december 10th. the agency says it was inspired by the singer after she encourage fans to find a sustainable way of getting to her show. and amtrak is expecting thousands of people to catch its trains this year for thanksgiving. they say every year the see more and more riders and that people enjoy not having to worry about tsa or driving through the traffic. amtrak says if you haven't yet booked your ticket now is the time to do so. whether you're planning on traveling a short or long distance. >>people are traveling short distances. so most of our customers during the thanksgiving holiday are traveling less than 250 miles,

which really prevent had a great experience. also we travel from city center to city 6 center. so once you're ready, kind of already for you to go. last year, amtrak carried more than 1 million customers during the thanksgiving holidays. >>well, still ahead, flooding may be over for now, but the damage is still done. how a north bay community is recovering tonight after being drenched with rain last week. >>we'll be right back.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. a suspect wanted for 2 bombings of the bay area is arrested after a 20 year run from the law. 46 year-old

daniel andreas san diego was one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives. he's now been charged with planting 2 bombs that exploded about an hour apart on august 2003, that was on the campus of the biotechnology company in emeryville. he's also accused of setting off another bomb and a nutritional products company in pleasanton about a month later. those bombings didn't hurt anyone. but san diego was arrested in a rural area recently of wales in the uk. back home in the north bay. volunteers going above and beyond to help people affected by last week's historic storms. kron four's lindsey ford introduces us to a sonoma county woman. people are calling their guardian angel. >>this trailer that we would have a way to help people >>averages. jennifer words spent her tuesday driving around guerneville and other surrounding river towns dropping off essentials, including some pumps, gas cans

in enerators. >>if people don't have their own generators. we've got 4 of them out right now where it is a community volunteer with the russian river alliance. >>non-profit that provides disaster relief services know, you know, a >>what know? >>michael gomez and melissa adams or to neighbors who live on road, a low lying area. that's prone to flooding. words had helped them both on friday when they say flood waters took over their cul-de-sac without warning. i the reason that i'm a country, boy, never water coming that gomez says he would have lost his trailer, the floods it for its heading called a for his trailer. he and adams are calling words their guardian angel. shared. >>and by the time we got your 6 o'clock, 7 o'clock. it was already. in water. >>adams said friday's floods

destroyed her trailers. battery bank. she's been using a portable dryer to dry her drenched home tuesday was her first time having heat. >>afterwards dropped off the generators. choose like first. i'm sorry. she one around each and every person asking exactly what you can she's pointed us in the right direction connect us with the right words says she loves her community and will do anything she can to help limit. here is not easy. >>and so it's not feels nice to be able to help since friday where it says she's help 20 to 25 families. >>and throughout the week, she has a couple of more local request. but if the public nees immediate flood assistance, she urges the public to reach out to the county of sonoma in guernville. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. new tonight. valley water officials have approved a new rule to try and reduce encampments along creeks and waterways in the south bay. >>the new regulations prohibit

camping and cam in related activities on valley water lands. they say they will work with local agencies and private partners to try and find some long-term solutions to address homelessness and santa clara county. the goal is to keep the water clean in all this and enforcement of this new rule will begin in the new year in january. a federal appeals court is agreeing with a denver judge to allow a transgender volleyball player from san jose state to play in the mountain west conference tournament. today's ruling rejects a lawsuit by some players who argue that the transgender athlete is a safety risk and unfair to them. a judge added that the lawsuit should have been filed earlier as the tournament has already been seated and teams have confirmed their play. the transgender athlete has played for san jose state since 2022, but her participation became an issue only recently this season, nearly half of dozen schools have recently forfeited against this team. and the nation's first lgbtq

history museum soon have a new permanent home in san francisco today. city officials finalize the purchase of the museum located on market street. city officials say the museum will serve as a local, an international destination. that highlights the stories and contributions of that community. well, the niners are spreading some holiday cheer. head of thanksgiving on thursday. more than a dozen players, including brock purdy. fred warner and george kittle took part in the team's annual feast with the niners at levi stadium today. it seem invited 15 families in need and shared a thanksgiving meal at 100 foot dining table. and there was also some pizza, some smaller by the fire pit and a lot of games. >>a lot of these families pri. hadar wouldn't have the opportunity to come to levi's and with players. so i think it's cool, obviously for the kids, for the parents to be able to have one like this with their children with their other family members just really cool. >>but the fun didn't stop

there. niners also surprised the families with a shopping spree at the team store. what a lovely thing for them. >>plus, south bay hotel transforms more of cost. organization is working to shelter homeless youth coming shelter homeless youth coming up after this. can neuriva support

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>>covenant house california works around the clock to shut the number of homeless youth living on the streets. and right now that nonprofits as a staggering 12,000 young people are still on house every night in the state. kron four's philippe djegal takes us to a south bay motel. turns transitional housing to show us an inside look on how their fairing.

>>ally. rose returning to covenant house, california in santa clara is always a homecoming places on us like a family case. management does roses profession now and she credits covenant house california, keeping her path to guiding transitional aged unhoused youth and survivors of human trafficking, find homes and themselves along the way. wherever you go, lean on the people that you have. and somebody offers help take it. >>because doing the stuff on your own just because you had to do it doesn't mean that you need to keep doing rosewood. know i felt disconnected like i had no community the purpose the 24 year-old texas native spent 2 years at the historic western motel along el camino reale. >>turned covenant house after unfortunately landing on the streets of the time. i was ready to leave here. i had my confidence had employment. i

felt purposeful. i had. >>family. this is. one of bedrooms. the non-profit provides a standing room with food, clothing, few and a roommate to help through recovery. >>mental health services are available on property. so is a high school where residents can earn a ged or diploma program can be up to 2 years. i think our average length of stay right now is a little over a year in santa clara county. all of our friends come through the county to so. >>it's not like a walk-in basis. years old. the booker and alejandra hernandez. but i has help manage this operation. they hold dear to their hearts, all of them for bedrooms, the motels transitioning to support of housing is the result of a public-private partnership. santa clara county gave us this motel. >>to use for a few years. and then cisco gave us the seed funding to open and operate 2 years. and since opening in

april 2021, the organization has housed and served hundreds of people more than 60 individuals in the past year, including 10 parenting families which makes this location the uni. it's beautiful community create private room was for peace and quiet common areas to communicate. i don, there's always somebody who's willing to help you. there's always somebody who's willing to teach you and guide you and >>it's not that can't do something. it's that you don't know how to sew. >>we know most people. >>and >>he taught us recently redid this space in our young people. this quote, they chose it. what if it all works out, which i think is really nice reminder that we can all use. well, you do not have to ask lorelei rose whose empowering story cannot be told without spending a little time behind the of an old in santa clara, philippe djegal. all kron. 4 >>as the state faces a homeowners insurance crisis.

former california insurance commissioner john garamendi is calling on current california insurance commissioner ricardo, lara, to resign capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll speak with wallace. i'll speak with germany about why that is and we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last.

>>as california continues to tackle a homeowners insurance crisis. the state's former insurance commissioner john garamendi. it's accusing the current commissioner ricardo law, bra of not doing his job garamendi. now a congressman in valais is calling on to step down. our capitol correspondent on wallace has that story. >>mr. commissioner, get with

and if you don't want to do it. then move on. california's first ever elected insurance commissioner john garamendi with those harsh words for the state's current insurance commissioner, ricardo mr. chairman, a democrat currently representing parts of the bay area in northern california. in the u.s. house. your money served as insurance commissioner for parts of the 1990's and early 2, thousands. he says the state homeowners insurance crisis has gotten out of control and needs urgent reform. the costs and the availability are. >>acceptable. in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance. >>have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some californians struggling to find any insurance coverage and all a key requirement to

carry a mortgage for a home. there are many says lot of a fellow democrat can and should do more. >>unfortunately, now. the insurance commissioner is literally giving away his power. presumably in exchange for the insurance companies. be nice. you nicely. >>for their part, several insurance companies have said they have not been able to make a profit in california amid mega losses due to wildfires. garamendi acknowledges insurance companies can only succeed if they are financially strong, but he also says they need to be held accountable by the insurance commissioner. when premiums go up. >>the current commissioner, in my view, is not doing that. he's not transparent. responding, writing this in part, quote, garamendi is grandstanding. gets us nowhere and does nothing to address our ongoing insurance crisis. we're gonna get this fixed during an interview with us over the summer. a lot of spoke about his plan, he says will ensure insurance companies stay in california. one of his reforms would streamline california's insurance rate review process. that's the process that allows the state to approve or deny

and ensure its request to raise premiums. the second reform will allow insurance companies to consider what's known as catastrophe modeling, which in a nutshell will allow them to factor in climate change and environmental risks. when setting prices. >>some have argued the reforms could lead to increased premiums. a lot of believes they'll help stabilize the market. once we have these reforms and pays more companies are going come back into the market and one-party state. what are the mechanisms that are being used? >>what did you just turn it over to the insurance companies? survey? >>you go ahead and i assess the risk and priced accordingly. absolutely. no. >>and the timing is still up in the air, but a lot of hopes his reforms take effect sometime early next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>on this date in history, the tv game show the price is right. made its debut and we remember a singing icon. let's take a look back.

>>today is november. 26. and you know, it's going to be a good day when it's national bacon day in 1922. cartoonist charles schulz was born the creator of the comic strip. peanuts which features charlie brown and snoopy just >>it's also the birthday of singer tina turner who found success in the rhythm and blues soul and rock giannis and the film casablanca starring humphrey bogart and ingrid bergman premiered in new york city. did you know the tv game show? the price is right. hosted by bill colin debut in 1956. dolphins quarterback dan, the man marino set an nfl record with his 300 43rd touchdown pass. and in 2023, dutch driver max verstappen confirmed his 3rd consecutive. >>world f one drivers championship. >>coming up after the break, your pets may notice that delicious aromas coming from the kitchen this thanksgiving, the some holiday foods are dangerous for those animals.

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>>thousands of animals across the country are being surrendered to shelters. and there's an especially large overcrowding issue in stockton and modesto, much of this crisis is due to the increase of cost of living and also the subsequent rise in the cost veterinary care. reporter julia smith went to to shelters and brings us a firsthand look. >>things again, a deadline, you know, give them a

euthanasia deadlines at the stanislaus county. animal shelter are fast approaching. we're filling our shelters. open animals were filling our foster homes up with animals. >>so where where do we go from there? right now? there are over 230 dogs and only 188 kennels and reps estimate that they've received upwards of 8,000 animals since the beginning of the year. we're running the risk of diseases and that's why struggles you outbreak is because we are housing so many dogs act on sunday sick when animals and are going take their usually placed in a green category and make their way to yellow. and finally, to read over the course of 30 days, it does her you to know that >>there might be a possibility that he will make it out. roughly 15 dogs are placed on that list on a weekly basis, but they try their hardest to find help from partners jonelle right adopted her best friend stannis named after the shelter right here from the red killed list. she continues to advocate for fostering and

adopting are not adopted out by saturday or sunday. they try to extend it for them. but a lot of times they don't make it. and so then monday comes in the polls to elect. these are the pictures and it shows all the pictures of all the dogs. and it's just it was heartbreaking. the stockton animal shelter is also highly overcrowded. >>they've received over 7,700 animals from the beginning of this year until today. about 150 dogs. and that includes some puppies. and then we have about 110 cats and kittens onsite representatives say they don't take the decision of euthanasia lightly and only do so for behavioral or medical issues. the amount of animals that leave the shelter is 85%. they were recently granted 12 million dollars for a much-needed upgrade. a lot of good things about animal shelter. but these are looking 12 of the docks here including

mac are at asia are is a forehand deadline this saturday, november 30th, you're urged to come on out here see if your interested in adopting or even fall story for now. stanley sauce county covering news that matters smith morning >>as millions of americans get ready to celebrate thanksgiving that in areas across the country are warning people about feeding their pets. part of thanksgiving feast, natalie clydesdale has the details. >>keeping your pet safe during thanksgiving may take a little planning with people coming and going in open door. communiqu like escape from the chaos inside. and let's make sure that pets not getting out. so make sure you've got a caller on make sure you've got tags and a microchip up to date. and as the turkey gets carved and served, doctor stevens reminds us that the vet clinic visits tend to spike in thanksgiving due to reason the main food to want to avoid during thanksgiving would be onions.

>>phones, anything that's really fadi anything that's extremely sweet. so no chocolate, no pies, know desserts. we want to avoid garlic raisins. grapes. there's a whole list of foods we want to try to avoid really have to be careful of chicken and turkey bones. they like to splinter as they move through the intestinal tract and that can cause problems for other parts of the g i track. we also worry about ham bones or other large bones getting stuck in a g i track that can cause a blockage in be life threatening. so if you notice something's not quite right with your head. after that thanksgiving meal. >>a call your vet may be needed if you see your pet after thanksgiving or you see them straining to go to the bathroom laying around, we definitely need to see them right away. they could have had access to bones. they could have eaten something really fat in their pancreas could be upset. we need to check him out before it gets worse. attention also needs to be paid to preparing your pet for travel. you're going to travel for the holidays, make sure that your pets up to date on vaccines. collier boarding facility. call your veterinarian. make sure everything's up to date if

you're traveling in the car and they get anxious talk to your veterinarian about a possible sedative or something, just to calm them during that time. >>and president-elect trump is vowing to impose massive tariff hikes on goods from mexico, china and canada. a move that could increase costs for amer

>>while shooting in front of a las vegas strip resort. the left an uber driver dead may now result in no charges. police believe road rage sparked this deadly incident. reporter joshua peguero has more details. >>the biggest message of the carry forward is to me is. >>look, there's a lot of road construction going on the valley right now. we're starting to see an increase

slightly in some of the road rage incident. i the shootings to hear the plea monday night for metro lieutenant jason johansen asking the public for patients is outcry came that the shooting on the las vegas strip that left a man in his 50's dead metro said the man was driving for uber with 2 passengers when there was a dispute on the road when there was a stop them airport. he got out of his car, banged on the driver's side window of the car in front of him. >>it was then shot in the neck. the shooter, 24 year-old woman left the area but was later arrested. defense attorney nicholas wooldridge says she was in the right if she believes in her mind in the belief is reasonable that she faces in many the media death or serious with serious bodily harm. as a result of that person's actions coming out her with the gun that she is justified to shoot and kill. metro pcs agree with this telling our 8 news now investigators, the case was submitted to the clark county district attorney as a self defense review. i'm not advocating for what occurred.

one saying had to say in the cards probably would be it was where some of these life wooldridge says situations like this. >>fall in the nevada stay in your ground law. if somebody is coming at you and you feel imminent death or serious bodily harm, you can kill the person you don't have to. you don't. you can stand your ground and you can shoot. >>president elect donald trump is threatening the nation's 3 biggest trade partners. that's mexico, canada and china. all with new tariffs. our dc's raquel martin explains what could happen if the proposed tariffs went into effect when he comes to the white house in january, president-elect trump says all 3 of these countries are simply not doing enough. >>when it comes to stopping the flow of fentanyl and illegal immigration into the united states. but economists warn that if trump were to go through with these terrorists, it's the american public that will pick up the tab. what we're talking about here are massive tax increases that will hit american businesses. >>and american consumers, the national taxpayers union is

sounding the alarm. president-elect donald trump announcing on his first day in office. >>he slapping a 25% tax on imports from canada in mexico. they're not just going to sit there and take it. they're going to strike back. >>at our companies already, mexico's president promises to hit back and threatened tariffs on u.s. goods might sumo. she insists mexico has cracked down on border crossings, but on truth, social trump warns that harris will go into effect. >>unless mexico and canada do more to stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigration writing, quote, thousands of people are pouring through what happened the past 4 years was unprecedented. texas republican governor greg abbott and trump's newly appointed borders are took the president elect's message to the southern border tuesday. let me be clear. >>there is going to be a mass deportation at the northern border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau.

>>is taking a diplomatic approach. i had good call with donald trump last night. he says their tree teams are planning meetings. >>and trump is also threatening a 10% tariff on chinese imports. he says because of their production of fentanyl. the chinese embassy didn't respond on twitter, writing that no one will win a trade war for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>you're watching kron 4 news. we'll have more top stories

universal pictures is addressing the rumors of a pay disparity between the 2 actors says star in wicked. plus the

way johnson is encouraging people to sing in the theaters when they cosima wanted to. dayna. devon has the details in the entertainment report. let's start with some movie news. universal pictures is squashing a rumor circulating on social media. >>it stems from a claim that ariana grande got paid millions more than we could co star cynthia erivo. the false reports surfaced on tiktok and reddit users claim grande made 15 million dollars for the musical. and then a real only made 1 million dollars universal just issued a statement saying both actresses received equal pay it is still performing well at the box office making an additional 15 million dollars yesterday alone. and we've heard a lot about the controversy surrounding singing in theaters while watching wicked. but what about while wanted to? but one of the star says he's all for people singing in the theater. >>on and on. i can explain

every natural phenomenon. what i've addressed the crowd. all that was my we just messing around dewayne. the rock johnson was in london yesterday for the premiere wanted to and the subject of singing along in theaters has been a hot topic ever since wicked debuted over the weekend. so when asked by the bbc about belting out songs in the movie, the rock said, quote, saying you paid your hard-earned money for a ticket and you've gone to a musical and you're into it saying. >>and latin music fans were left disappointed last night after the highly anticipated festival was canceled at the last second. the superstars were meant to headline the event. invest in a mucho the

festival known for its celebration of spanish language music was scheduled to take place on december. 21st at dodger stadium. >>but was canceled last night. the lineup included headliner shakira pitbull lows to today's down or today and more organizers took to instagram to announce the festival was canceled due to circumstances beyond their control stating we take great pride in our annual celebration of exceptional music and culture connecting generations in a way no other event can everyone who purchased a ticket to the festival will receive a full refund. the festival is set to stop in austin in april with different headliners. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dana devon. >>well, there's no sugarcoating it. san francisco is going through some things. but instead of giving up and throwing in the towel, there are people who embrace the challenge. people like kerry, the myth buster and hairstylist ernesto.

>>rush's me. every time i hear someone talk bad about my city, if you just concentrate on the temple, you never see that. that's on the body of a supermodel. this place is are you concentrating on a pimple to get a cut of ways that we have a it was scary virus. >>i've been a stem advocate since i was filming the bust is the san francisco because science touches everything. his place fosters innovation. i really need to see the city through my. from the disruptors of today to the disruptors of not that long ago. this place has come up with so many incredible inventions. a fortune cookie. i've just always felt like san francisco has something new and brilliant offer. really, really excited about stem and steam. that's that's gonna make our country the strongest. i'm raising my daughter in this town because i think that this coolest place differences goes a gold rush town. >>do that again because the city, yeah.

>>it's going office. interesting. the messes. us for 28 years. just love love the city. pretty hot and services that we think 20 degrees cooler. we're just blessed. things that can be amazing. and while and then some as a gave me. but i love just simple as that. and you want to survive in a city like san francisco, you we opened kind of roll with first. say the same thing that nobody can leave before. >>every week during our newscast, we'll be telling stories from the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron. 4. and if you miss any of the stories,

you can always find them kron. 4 dot com. >>high-end hotel is getting asu's and there's a new way to bring all photos to life just in time for the holiday season. rich demuro has the details in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. a new ai tool can transform an old photo into a video clip bringing the people and that moment back to life. the new feature is called live memory and it comes from the family history app. my heritage uses ai to anime photos into a 5 0nd video even down to the gestures and interactions between people live memory works on humans and pets. plus, and even animate objects. so a still photo of a kid on their bike might show them writing it generated clips to have water marks. you know, their ai the feature is

free to try. if you want to make a lot of clips, there is a fee. i did test it. i would say the feature is hit or miss. but if you want to bring back an old picture, it is kind of neat. an upscale hotel in santa barbara is adding a robotic must seuss to their spot, the ritz carlton. but cara says it will add a cutting edge robotic massager system called escape to its offerings. the technology uses artificial intelligence to scan the body capturing over a million 3 d data points to create a custom assange. the self service offering lets you choose options from a touch screen, including the area of focus pressure and music and then remembers your personal preferences for next time. the massage spa also being used as some equinox locations and a hotel in new york city. we're a 30 minute treatment. is $75? finally, a new phone case has unique feature a customizable digital picture frame on the back. it's called the ties ag

digital canvas case uses nfc technology to display an image qr code boarding pass and more with no batteries required. the case has a small digital screen on the back. it's sort of resembles a kindle eating page, but in color you can update the photo at this place in seconds. it's all done wirelessly through the companion app. it has lots of stock photos to choose from. of course, you'll probably want to upload your own snapshot. the $60 case works, even if your phone battery is dead, it's available now for the iphone with no cables and no battery kind of works like magic. if you want more information on anything i mentioned here, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. as

snow ramps up in tahoe, more ski resorts are opening up for the season. handily is joining the line-up. kron four's. catherine heenan spoke with cole's zimmerman with heavenly to talk about the conditions and what's happening in the sierra. >>our meteorologist kyla just said going to be gorgeous. so how are things looking now? >>yeah, things are looking really good. you know, we didn't get hit quite as hard as maybe we thought we would over the weekend. but we still got a couple inches. a good snow and we're never going to say no to snow. so we're pretty fired up going into the weekend. here should be a couple beautiful bluebird days for us. >>so do we overhyped the thanksgiving rush or do you really blasted with a ton of people? >>now thanksgiving and the holidays are definitely some of the busier times of year. you know, we recognize folks take off work in school and

want to take a break from life and want to come and slide around on snow with us. so we're always excited to welcome everybody back. and we're looking forward to opening up some additional training for the weekend as well. all right. and we're look just so, you know, we're looking live heavenly as we're >>talking about this. hey, anything new on the slopes are at the resort this year. cole? >>yeah, we actually have a new restaurant in the california large called the golden state kitchen and a refreshed menu. go in there a little bit different than your traditional ski resort food. so definitely check that out. we come and visit. >>so we're again. it's what this is tuesday. thanksgiving is thursday. how what's happening right now? how are you getting ready or what? what are the conditions right now? >>yeah, so said we've got some snow and those temperatures have been really conducive for for good snowmaking. so we've been blowing snow around the clock as well. you can actually break some news for you if you'd like, we're going to be opening stagecoach

express tomorrow. so some additional terrain thanks to the good temperatures and thanks to a some of the some of the snow and snow making so just keeping a, you know, keep preparing the mountain looking conditions in opening new train as we safely can. yeah, you know, we always want to hear some breaking news. hey, just clarify for people who don't know, heavenly, maybe. >>exactly what? what is it that's opening. absolutely. opening day we start on the california side and stagecoach is one of the base areas in nevada. >>so it'll be our first left open in nevada so far this season. all right. that all sounds great. >>thank you so much.

>>we're joining us on kron. news at 12 30. we'll have more top stories from the bay and beyond. coming up soon. starting with this thursday may be thanksgiving, but san francisco's union square is already in the christmas mood and people are visiting the hot spot from all over the world for the holidays. kron 4 sarah stinson speaks of visitors enjoying the ice skating rink. the massive christmas tree. and of pre plaque friday deals at union square. >>san francisco's union square is lit up for the holiday season. storefronts are decorated in the annual christmas tree is shining bright. like looking at that. she like christmas time. it feels so christmas you know, and again, i you know, the

beauty in every outing, it's tradition for many bay area families to visit union square the week of thanksgiving. kind of a day where before thanksgiving, just kills shop. >>fun. i like shop and see this city in the macy's was packed shoppers, some saying this could be its last holiday here as the retailer plans to close it after they sell the building, a woman visiting from australia says this was the first macy's she ever went to. yes, i'm the one that's crying. and john just said to me, this could be our last time. that's very sad. we were talking about that were said, but a lot of stores have closed down here to get more tourists here. how it was pre-covid. they need more shops, but i don't know many people actually come to the pandemic along with crime in online shopping has caused many major brands to leave union square. i know that doing a lot of efforts to like. >>bring all of those >>shops back those efforts on full display tuesday with police officers on the streets and inside police cars parked

on nearly every block. makes us feel safe. where happy with bollards have also been installed in front of dior to prevent smash-and-grabs the city plans to put planters or similar bollards in front of other storefronts after thieves crashed a car into the louis baton last month. visitors, however, didn't seem to mind are the stories of ongoing crime. been traveling for nearly 2 months. and this is a highlight. >>and we've had an amazing i do know that that's been an ongoing issue. >>and i feel pretty safe. i've always felt safe here. this mother and daughter came from la to spend thanksgiving with family in the bay area. they made sure to take a picture in front of the christmas tree and then hit the ice. i decided to lace up enjoying them. i'm actually starting to get the hang of it. one of the best part of coming to the city during the holidays is coming to the iconic ice skating rink right in the heart of union definitely my sister stepped out. i had a ball. and so that's good. the

ice skating rink here open until january 20th. so you still have plenty of time to come by that even have. >>some ice skating lessons that you can take on weekends. i think i could use a practice or i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>the san francisco fbi is urging holiday shoppers to be new scams which target their spending and charitable donations. and they're now offering some advice on how to protect yourself this holiday season. they say you should be aware of online shopping scams like unrealistic discounts. also gift card scams, which can include cars with fake security stickers or altered bar codes. there are also lots of fake charity and social media scams offering fay gift cards or event tickets now the fbi says you should verify websites and discounts to be safe. set up a strong passwords care your accounts and always inspect your gift cards. and also check for signs of tampering if you believe your victim of a scam, you're asked to contact your bank and report it to local police. well, taking a live

look now at sfo were thanksgiving. travel has already begun. if you plan on traveling by plane this week, you'll want to be prepped with the forecast. of course, kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us as he looks to the sky. lawrence. >>well, the lays at the airport some along to 3 hours or so, good news is nicer. weather has moved in. and things have improved at sfo. the other airports looking good, too. in fact, tonight, no reports of any delays at sfo, oakland or san jose are all looking open and clear to go much every like to do. and we're going to see cold weather kind of selling in the bay area for tonight. how about 44 degrees in lemore. it's 43 now in dublin. 48 in berkeley. 48 degrees in sausalito. then we start to break out some 30's in the north bay. so getting cold out there right now and cold enough likely going to see some frost forming in some of the interior valley, especially in the north bay

healdsburg santa rosa saline all the way down the napa back to nevado. some very cold temperatures hovering right around the freezing as we're going to temperatures cool off into that clear skies that dry air even in the tri valley, the east bay are looking some cold temperatures early tomorrow morning numbers break down like this about 32 degrees and freezing in santa rosa. 34 in napa about 35 in livermore. maybe even some frost inside the bay with 30's in the south bay. >>thanks, lauren. well, happening right now in the south bay, a pedestrian is dead tonight after getting hit by a car on 6.80, just north of berryessa on tuesday night. chp had close all southbound lanes in that area to investigate the situation. and they just recently about an hour ago open one of those lanes, according to the agency's log, several drivers reported seeing the pedestrian running across the interstate shortly before 9 ahead of this crash. elsie's chp officers are diverting traffic while look at the evidence and they do not say when they're expected to reopen all of the

lanes. and a suspect wanted for 2 bombings in the bay area is arrested after a 20 year run from the law. 46 year-old daniel andreas san diego was one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives while he's now been charged with planting 2 bombs that exploded about an hour apart back on august 2003 on the campus of a biotechnology company in emeryville. he's also accused of setting off another bomb and a nutritional products company in pleasanton about a month later, the bombings didn't hurt anyone. and san diego was arrested in a rural area of wales and the uk. a man is in jail tonight accused of hitting an officer with the car door in rohnert park. police say this happened last night on class. a court near state farm drive. they say officers were trying to get the suspect out of his car because they believed he was under the influence of drugs. instead, police say the suspect hit one of the officers with the door and

then drove off. the man was eventually arrested and the officer who was hit was treated for his injuries at a local hospital. and hayward. a man is dead after being hit by a pickup truck last night near jackson and santa clara streets. police say the man was hit around 10 on monday while walking next to the intersection. investigators say the driver initially stopped but then drove off. that driver was arrested and then later released investigators are still finding out if alcohol was a factor in the crash. a federal appeals court is a green with a denver judge tonight to allow a transgender volleyball player from san jose state to play in the mountain west conference tournament. that's coming up. tuesday's ruling rejects a lawsuit by some players who argue that the transgender athlete is a safety risk and unfair. judge added that the lawsuit should have been filed earlier as the tournament has already been seated. and teams have been confirmed that they're playing

the transgender athlete has played for san jose state since 2022, participation only recent became an issue this season nearly half of dozen schools have forfeited against the team. still ahead, custom officials. >>dollars for think it's and it's hard what they say was on the ship sell. agents know that the instruments were fate. we'll be right back.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman in the north bay. a volunteer is going above and beyond to help people affected by last week's historic storms. kron four's lindsey

ford introduces us to a sonoma county woman. people are now calling their guardian angel. >>this trailer that we would have a way to help people >>jennifer words spent her tuesday driving around guerneville and other surrounding river towns dropping off essentials, including some pumps gas cans in generators. >>people don't have their own generators. we've got 4 of them out right now where it is a community volunteer with the russian river alliance. >>in nonprofit that provides disaster relief services know, you know, a >>know, >>michael gomez and melissa adams or to neighbors who live on road, a low lying area. that's prone to flooding. words had helped them both on friday when they say flood waters took over their cul-de-sac without warning. i

the reason that i'm a country boy i've never were coming gomez says he would have lost his trailer, the floods it for its heading, called for his trailer. >>he and adams are calling words their guardian angel. >>she and by the time we got here at 6 o'clock, 7 o'clock. it was already. in water. >>adams said friday's floods destroyed her trailers. battery bank. she's been using a portable dryer to dry her drenched home tuesday was her first time having heat. >>afterwards dropped off the generators. choose like first. i'm sorry. she one around each and every person asking exactly what she'd been doing. she's pointed us in the right direction connect us with the right words says she loves her community and will do anything she can to help limit on. here is not easy. >>and so it's not feels nice to be able to help since friday where it says she's helped 20 to 25 families. >>and throughout the week, she

has a couple of more local request. but if the public needs immediate flood assistance, she urges the public to reach out to the county of sonoma in guernville. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>and investigations of 41 retail thefts lead police to arrest a san jose man that they say still $18,000 worth of lego sets and other merchandise from multiple targets in the city. that man was booked into county jail. and san jose mayor mahan is calling out governor newsom's proposed ev repay plan over tesla likely being excluded. the plan could become a reality incoming trump administration. eliminates federal tax credits for people who buy electric cars. newsom's plan calls for potential market cap. tesla counts for more than half of all eu ev sales in the state making a likely unable to qualify for that rebate on tuesday. mahan said newsom's

proposal has no economic rationale and call the exclusion us company, a political congressmen rowe kahana agrees saying excluding tesla would be foolish. newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla. massive bust of counterfeit gibson guitars is putting people interested in what to bring over the border. border patrol officials in southern california say more than 3,000 phony electric guitars were seas. the estimated value is around 18 million dollars if they had been sold, making it the largest seizure of counterfeit musical instruments on record. the telltale sign of these were fake. the shipments were coming from asia and gibson is an american brand. this is really emotional personal for us because our teams have generations have dedicated their entire lives to making these instruments. >>they are fraudulent and they are part of a massive attempt to calm the american consumer.

>>so far this year, u.s. customs has seized more than 2 billion dollars in counterfeit goods. >>the east bay, how the nonprofit says the criminals are slowing down their delivery. 8 is enough. that's

how many times a nonprofit in san leandro says its property has been vandalized and burglarized this year alone. >>thieves are stealing gasoline from vans parked outside as the west meals on wheels. kron four's lee took all has the details. >>another band propped up on a

flatbed truck being hauled away to a local mechanic for costly repairs and all too familiar sight for charlie dent or line left to manage the expensive theoretical repair bills. thieves leave behind their calling underneath the van. they're drilling into the gas tank there and catching as much the fuel as possible. >>done that to this them. another large refrigerated van there. and the small well smaller white refrigerated van down there all this past week. >>the same 1, 3, s o s meals on wheels bans burglarized this week in san leandro says dead or line bringing the overall total since the start of the year. >>to 8 that's happening between 07:00pm and 05:00am usually over the weekends or holiday weekend. but its overnight debtor line says the thefts have cost the non profit more than $16,000 in losses and damages hurting someone that's out there helping others. san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says it is unfortunate the organization

has to spend time and money addressing the thefts, slowing drivers, staff and volunteers down from using the vans to deliver food to more than 3,000 seniors in 8 cities every year. >>a vital resource for those less fortunate during the holidays, focus on the most vulnerable. >>which is why it's so important that we support and for over half of those older adults, delivery driver who comes to their goal of the staff member or volunteer. >>it's the only in-person interaction that they have. >>that's better line. says he is working with the landlord city of san leandro and the auto body shop making the repairs to find a more secure location to park the vehicles overnight. meanwhile, the san leandro police department is investigating all of the cases. but so far no arrests have been made and investigators could not provide a description the suspects involved. >>in san leandro, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>we are now just under 24 hours away until thanksgiving.

and a lot of people are planning to head to tahoe. that means a surge in business for ski and snowboard shops here in the bay area. for shaw's clifford has more. >>well, the storms that dumped a lot of rain on last week left a lot of snow in the sierra. now a lot of people are ready to head up to tahoe across the lake tahoe area, ski resorts reporting that several feet of snowfall over the past week. many of opened u earlier than originally planned. the surgeon snow also has a lot of people here in the bay area looking to buy snow gear at play it again. sports in concord on tuesday, owner alex board acts as that business has picked up a lot more people coming with that last storm. we people getting excited for blend. blaylock lives in martinez. he came in tuesday. look for a snowboard. he and his family loved going to tahoe. >>rhaegar to get back to the slopes. are you getting excited for ski seasons for snowboarding? absolutely. we've been waiting all year for this going up to boreal getting ready for our annual

thanksgiving. >>boreal trip in my will love look forward to it. can't wait for the the large ski resorts at tahoe, including palisades north star and heavenly have opened up for the season, although not all of their lifts and trails are open. some of the smaller resorts, including kirkwood and daughter plan to open up later this week. >>or next week, if you are headed the tahoe on tuesday evening. keep in mind that 80 between blue canyon and the donner summit. >>is slick and snowy in the east bay charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>coming up, the bay area teacher remains behind bars tonight accused of possessing child.

>>with thanksgiving, almost hear families are busy doing their holiday shopping for the perfect meal. food costs are on everyone's mind. and according to wells fargo, there is a savings to be had one using store brands over name. brands. kron four's. rob nesbitt went to a local by-right to see what shoppers are experiencing in the checkout line. >>the wells fargo agri-food institute found that food inflation is slowing down, but that budgeting for a thanksgiving meal is still a challenge for families experiencing historically high food prices. 2 days away from setting the thanksgiving table and shoppers are busy looking for the perfect foods to serve as we do here. let me show got by-right director of product purchasing jamie nestle was busy delivering the holiday favorite that by rights, 3 market locations in san francisco, including its newest on polk street. that's a really good there face down in pacific off when it comes to food costs for the customer she helped tuesday. nestle says there has not been an

increase from last thanksgiving for us. we maintain our costs year-over-year. so what are consumers seeing is pretty much what they saw last year are also we are sort in is kind of the same last year year over year, wells fargo agri-food institute dug into the numbers for a party of 10 people comparing store-brand foods to national name brands, a meal of turkey stuffing salad. cranberries. dinner rolls and pumpkin pie cost $90 using name brands versus $73. using store brands at by right? you can shop for each item individually, but they also sell premade turkey kits that the multiple people for about $200. we make mashed potatoes, we make stuffing. we make gravy cranberry sauce. all of the fixins a popular option with several customers picking up their online orders ahead of the holiday. food costs were a topic we heard a lot about during this year's presidential election. it's why stores are having to find ways help their customers not break the bank. this thanksgiving inflationary pressures on our customers and

what and so you'll see like way more things on sale right now. the wells fargo shopping comparison found at the costco store brands is up 2.7% from last year. but the cost of name brands is down 0.5% from last year. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>tonight, a high school teacher in solano county is under arrest, accused of possessing child rowena shaddox has details the suspect in this case remains on paid administrative leave from here. rio vista high school behind me. he also remains in custody at the solano county jail on a no-bail warrant. >>he was just like, oh, weird person like you could just tell about. and that he had like a weird vibe going on with permission from her mother, this vista, high sophomore is reacting to the news of the arrest on saturday of 33 year-old drake sherman, who is the school's athletic director and baseball coach suspected of possessing child

on november. 23rd real as police department coordination with the seminole county sheriff's office investigations bureau served a search warrant at a treacherous which during the search more probable cause, which i later went to an arrest. 14 counts of possession of child pornography. sergeant rex hawkins says the investigation is ongoing and detectives continue to follow up on leads in the case. my friends and i we always like that something was wrong with him and we never knew exactly what the like. he wasn't overall really weird towards us is just the vibe that we got him. did it surprise you? overall, i feel like we knew it was bound to happen just sooner or later now that he's actually rest. so we're just like, wow, it's about time. sherman remains in the county jail on a no-bail warrant. we reached out to the river delta unified school district about the arrest. superintendent kathy wright said in part earlier this year allegations were brought to the district's attention

regarding inappropriate and unprofessional conduct between a teacher and some students at rio vista, high school. the district immediately placed the teacher on administrative leave and started a thorough investigation in parallel with law enforcement agencies. the teacher has not been on the school's campus are working with our students since he was placed on administrative leave in early march 2024. and if there any possible victims out there, the solano county sheriff's office would certainly like to hear from you rowena shaddox for kron. 4 news. >>coming up after a short break, the city of sacramento looking to increase safety both drivers and pedestrians. it concerns residents have about some of the most impacted roads in the city.

>>tonight the city of sacramento is looking for your help. that's to make to problem corridor safer for drivers and pedestrians alike. reporter christine up a tease to has more from along norwood avenue to find out why the city says it's part of a, quote, high injury network. >>these 2 projects will focus on norwood avenue and how avenue city officials tell me that these 2 projects will be on the top of the list for the transportation department. they're currently working with the community to receive feedback on ways they can make these 2 corridor safer as is very, very dangerous. >>a cliff or simpson has lived along norwood for 14 years and tells us he sees and hears accident. staley is a lot of >>people just come up. and so-called california stop there. really stop at the stop

as they just come they come out and just seeing interest rates through for the purpose of the story will focus on the norwood mobility project, the norwood avenue corridor has a traffic volume of about 30 to 40,000 vehicles per year. >>data collected by the city of sacramento states that between 2013 2022, the norwood corridor saw over 280 collisions, 430 people injured and 6 people killed. the number one reason drivers speeding got it. >>if a school like recalls here they is when they get up walk to school some time to see him coming in. and just like go. i was kind of hold. somebody sees a lot across the street through a state grant. the city of sacramento is working with the community to develop a plan to address safety and mobility in the corridors this month, they hosted workshops to hear from the community about their concerns because it's one thing for me look at data. >>that they're crashes happening on the quarter. it's

another thing to talk to parents kids go to that. obviously community center and tell me their children cross outside intersection to get taco truck across the street. the mutual assistance network located in the robertson community center. >>has been working with the city to address some of the issues they see along norwood avenue. i think an opportunity with this plan is to re imagine the location of crosswalks and bus stops in shelters because what we see now. >>is that where the businesses are in alignment with the community center is there is not a place to safely cross. the project scheduled to continue collecting data and present its findings by next year. clifford hopes the project address some of the concerns he witnesses daily in his neighborhood. i can really see why they can't stop or sir. >>straight through, true for the city will be hosting 2 virtual workshops next month

to get directly to those workshops. you can visit our website fox 40 dot com in sacramento covering local news that matters christine about the stuff. fox 40 news. >>the president-elect wants to play hardball with america's biggest trade partners in tonight's the political minute. newsnation's connell mcshane losses through president elect trump's plans for sweeping tariffs on foreign imports. >>it's all to bait him from the president elect. i'm connell mcshane with newsnation of donald trump says he plans to hit canada, mexico and china with sweeping tariffs in his first day in office unless those countries crack down on the number of illegal immigrants and drugs that are being smuggled across the border. he promised to impose a 25% tariff on all goods entering the country from canada and mexico and additional 10% on top of what's already in place on imports from china. now, keep in mind, these 3 countries account for nearly 1.5 trillion dollars worth of imported goods. things like

cars. so electro equipment, oil, grocery items and more mexico supplied more than half the fresh fruit imports the united states in 2022. in canada imported a record 4.3 million barrels of oil a day in july. some economists warn consumers compare the brunt analysts of the peterson institute. estimated trump's plan if it happens, could cost the average american household. $2600 a year. i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >>it appears that an end to the fighting between israel and hezbollah in southern lebanon is now just hours away. president biden says the 2 sides have reached a cease-fire deal on tuesday. washington correspondent jessi tenure has that story. the israel hezbollah cease-fire takes effect early wednesday morning. and president biden calls the deal. good news. >>peace is possible. president joe biden announced from the white house that israel and the terror group hezbollah agreed to the u.s. led

ceasefire deal. the fighting across the lebanese israeli border will and the agreement aims to create safe enough conditions over the next 2 months to allow people to return to their homes in northern israel and southern lebanon. >>as heavy fighting still continued tuesday, this has been the deadliest conflict between israel as law in decades and international committee led by the u.s. will help monitor both sides. compliance with the deal. but the pentagon would not say what that entails. i want to get ahead of the process here. israel's deputy foreign minister struck a different tone. it has below would violate the agreement. we will react immediately while this cease-fire deal would not directly impact israel's war with hamas in gaza. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken remains hopeful for indirect ramifications. hamas will know that it can't count. >>on other fronts, opening up in the war. >>and while the president has hope coming out of this deal, he made a point to say israel has a right to defend itself if has beloved violates the

agreement in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up as many consumers search for discounts this holiday season. consumer advocates are warning

>>while wick, it opened up to 114 million dollars domestically. gladiator 2 did about half of that at 55 and a half billion dollars. telco chatted with the cast about their success. despite this and the continuing the gladiator legacy in the entertainment report. >>well, the so much detail in this film, the dates back to the original. it's almost as if director ridley scott had a

sequel in mind at the time he was shooting gladiator. 24 years ago. >>i remember that day. another forgot it. take revenge against. and i'm >>is there are an additional pressure from the people surrounding this production knowing that the first one was a best picture. winner. >>it will be my instrument. >>think thoughts of pressure. that's maybe the prescribed by other people which makes sense. could i give you that would satisfy his fury entire? too much? from being honest, it's not something you think about when you're on here, thinking about. making info. >>is this is what they

>>i mean, we shot that he shot the movie in 51 days. he had, i guess a dozen camera crews are. i don't know what i mean. stays in the body ages. >>it appears that the free man. >>so many subjects she was feeding them. they can well. >>really has been. thinking about how to do this movie right now to continue this legacy for over 20 years. now. you know, as soon as they were filming the first gladiator, he was thinking about battles and sequences that he wanted to put in that which is now put into this one. >>in while you're there, you recognizing that this is a continuation of something that >>exactly like that. we don't we're not going into something being like, oh, well, people get little. we know. >>fundamentally, the people understand what the film setting out to do before we even going so. you're not

winning people over. you're trying. >>to convince them it's worth doing. and i think the phone. biased. but i think. >>and what he's seen it yet. the response has been. because of that, too. why or 2 in theaters now with your report? i'm doug kolk. >>stocks rise despite concerns about looming trade wars with president-elect trump and as the holidays do approach safety officials are warning about a very cheap toys. here's david lazarus with money. smart to explain. >>their stocks posted modest gains its concerns that president elect trump might be getting ready to launch global trade wars with his latest threat of tariffs. in this case, he's talking about 25% tariffs on mexican and comedian made goods an additional 10% tariff on chinese-made goods. global markets were down today and its concerns that this could spark tit-for-tat trade wars

and bring the whole world in effect into trade turmoil. we'll see how that plays out. right now. it looks like wall street thinks that the president is a little bit, maybe just as a negotiating tactic. we'll see what happens with all of that among individual stocks. kohl's down 17% today after the retailer missed earnings expectations and cut its earnings outlook for the year. tomorrow we get the latest inflation stats today. the federal reserve released minutes showing that the fed is still on track for further rate cuts, but it might slow down the pace and that's something else. we'll have to see how it plays out. now, let's look toys. consumer advocates are warning that if you can go into the bargain bin or search for super cheap toys, this holiday season be very, very careful. many if not most of these toys come from overseas. and according to consumer advocates, they might not meet us safety standards. and that can be a real problem in particular little ones could be exposed to lead or other toxic substances, choking hazards, even flammability. consumer

advocates say what you need to do is stick to retailers and brands that, you know, oftentimes they will have discounts on things. also inspecting the toys you give to little ones for possible choking hazards in the form of things that could be broken off or bitten off and get stuck in a little one's throat. and you've got to be questions about a toy. you can go to safe products, dot gov and do a search there to see if there's been any recalls. back to >>more news weather and sports

as millions of americans get ready to celebrate thanksgiving that in areas across the country are warning people about feeding their

pets. part of thanksgiving feast. natalie clydesdale has the details. >>keeping your pet safe during thanksgiving may take a little planning with people coming and going and open door communiqu like a skate from the chaos inside. and let's make sure that pets not getting out. so make sure you've got a caller on make sure you've got tags and a microchip up to date. and as the turkey gets carved and served, doctor stevens reminds us that the vet clinic visits tend to spike in thanksgiving due to reason the main food to want to avoid during thanksgiving would be onions. >>phones, anything that's really fadi anything that's extremely sweet. so no chocolate, no pies, know desserts. we want to avoid garlic raisins. grapes. there's a whole list of foods we want to try to avoid really have to be careful of chicken and turkey bones. they like to splinter as they move through the intestinal tract and that can cause problems for other parts of the g i track. we also worry about ham bones or other large bones getting

stuck in the g i track that can cause a blockage in be life threatening. so if you notice something's not quite right with your head. after that thanksgiving meal. >>a call your vet may be needed if you see your pet after thanksgiving or you see them straining to go to the bathroom laying around, we definitely need to see them right away. they could have had access to bones. they could have eaten something really fat in their pancreas could be upset. we need to check him out before gets worse. attention also needs to be paid to preparing your pet for travel. you're going to travel for the holidays. make sure that your pets up to date on vaccines. collier boarding facility. call your veterinarian. make sure everything's up to date if you're traveling in the car and they get anxious. talk to your veterinarian about a possible sedative or something just to calm them during that just to calm them during that time. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back.

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>>is coming after the mlb concerning giants and it's not in the favor of the giants. money moves have been made and it's. at least not for us here in san francisco left-hander blake snell. he's headed to la to play for the dodgers after agreeing to a five-year 182 million dollar deal. >>can't say we didn't see this coming pending a cleared physical. a two-time cy young winner in blake snell will be with the reigning world series champions. dixie's is now actually declined his player option for next season. so jump into free agency, which is why this is not a crazy shocker. but the giants starting pitcher actually had a slow start to the season, but started to find a rhythm in the final month of the safest, no went 5 and o with 1.0, 2, 3, pra 114 strikeouts. and, you know, he actually

limited caters to 123 batting average. snails left. million dollars behind when he decided that he would not. >>into his final year of his contract with the giants. and now he's at 182 million on a 5 years in l so it's still pretty early release switch gears and talk about nba season where the warriors are sitting second in the west just behind the okc thunder. but authorities want to keep it that way or at least take the top spot from the thunder need to get back to their winning ways after falling to the brooklyn nets at home on monday. >>their first back-to-back loss of the season on my day. and now it's even better for the worry is because they get to welcome the thunder here to chase on wednesday with the team at top 5. earlier this month, warriors actually defeated the thunder on the road with a healthy hungry. now they're without home but they did get isaiah hartenstein back and for that reason in many others in their upcoming matchups. coach steve kerr knows that the games ahead not be much because i think what's disappointing is is the last 2 games were very

winnable, right? big on the on the road in san antonio home last night. >>those are games. we should close out. and obviously we're facing a daunting schedule ahead. so it's but it's 82 games and down. we're going to be facing all kinds of stuff, whether it's tough schedule injuries like we have now, people out doesn't matter. nobody cares. you so it's it's our ability and every team's ability to to win games in the midst of difficult stretches to, play through the bad stretches to not get too down you to trust that over the course of the 82. if you have a good team and you're committed and you're playing with the energy that the records can end up pretty good. >>well, to the college ranks will head where stanford were looking to remain undefeated and well, they were taking on the green cay in 2nd. half of will pick it up. stanford and

buy one extra watching here. he thinks the go-ahead 3 from the top of key in 29 points and 11 rebounds. quite the double double for and that give the cardinal the lead later on tied at 49 collymore. he gets the rebound, throws it down 15 points or more and just like that drinking and they take the lead. 5 minutes later, though, it's green cay by 5, michael williams him with the stepback 3 here, 14 points off the bench for williams in. well, that forces the stand for time out. pits the green cay lead to 8 and then they eventually skate off stanford. they sustained their first loss of the season. 78 to 71 was the final. let's head over to daytona beach in florida where chris earl wilson, the head coach for usf ended and they were taking on fordham in the sunshine slam kunce consolation game that's been getting me all day up by 5. >>right here, barry wong from the heat sinks the 3. he hit 11 points off of day. all part of a 12 to 3. want to start the game later on. that didn't lead by 12.

>>the way down newbury, will he muscles his way for a layup there and eventually that didn't come out on top over 40 and they have mercy. hearst on sunday. that's all the time we have for sports. >>it's been great news for all the ski resorts, more and more trying to open up now as they get ready for the holiday and looks like the weather is going to cooperate. lot of sunshine going to be showing up. temperatures going to stay cold enough to worry about melting snow. we have more snow up there again today. you can see the snow take a little bit suddenly track, though, as you make your way in towards 70 up in the mammoth area. but now things begin diminish and that means that's great news. if you want to travel up there for tomorrow, expect a lot of people are going to be headed up there. so make sure that you take your time. but partly cloudy skies up there. the snow has ended so far southern parts of the sierra nevada. that's good news to the winter storm warnings have been taken down as this storm system kind of falling apart a bit. just some partly cloudy skies there it is cold in the high country. no getting around it. check out some of the temperatures there in around

lake tahoe. 24 degrees south lake tahoe. right now. it is. 23 in truckee. 22 in homewood and 23 incline village. so very cold weather up there tonight. that's going to hold all that snow in place. and even by day tomorrow, it is going to stay on the chilly side. so overall looks like a high-pressure begin to build in. that's going to bring an end to the precipitation around the state. and so i think as far as traveling is concerned, you're looking good getting up there. one thing to watch out for may become patches. dense fog as you make your way across the central valley. tomorrow, though, you're talking about some partly cloudy skies. 37 degrees on thanksgiving day. yeah, a beautiful, sunny and bright. 39 degrees. and 46 warm up just a little bit into friday. but staying dry not only into friday, but i think all throughout the weekend. so if you're headed up there and you're coming back, i don't see any big storms on the horizon that major looking good. so how about skiing up? there are 4 more inches there at heavenly. they've got 22 of the summit. they've got 7 trails and lifts open right now. sugar bowl, 30 inches of snow on the ground and they've

got 23 trails that are open and our friends of palisades. they've got 30 inches on the ground. 9 inches of new snow and yet lifts are beginning to open up up there. you've got 5 lifts. you've got 4 trails and more on the way overall, long-range pattern. here you go. you can see high pressure trying to build in now that ridge going to settle in starting tomorrow. dryness out. he's going to stick around right thanksgiving day. i don't think we have to worry about rain now and then even to the weekend looking good out there, too. i think the entire weekend high pressure overhead. in fact, if you want to believe the models, we may not see rain for quite some time. maybe not all about the middle of december. so even long-range computer models trying to paint that as well as we look toward the middle of next week in the below normal. rainfall expected throughout that period. all in all the forecast looking good as we're going to see drier conditions, better travel weather all around temperatures staying on the ver with a lot of frost into the weekend.

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