>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11 30. i'm stephanie rothman. that breaking news out of the mountain west women's volleyball tournament. both the state is forfeiting a match against san jose state

for the 3rd time in a row. and this decision effectively ending their season. boise say was scheduled to face the spartans friday night in las vegas after beating utah state tonight. it is in boise state said in part that their players should, quote, not have to forgo this opportunity while waiting for more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. jose state has received 6 forfeit victories allegedly because of a transgender player on the team. but they were allowed to play in the tournament after 2 judges ruled in their favor. san jose state will now play either colorado states or san diego say for the championship title on saturday. both teams have play san jose state during the regular season. and we continue to mateo were pedestrian has been killed after getting hit by a car. >>we just received video from the scene. you can say you can see mateo police. said that the crash happened near the intersection of el camino

real. >>and hillsdale boulevard near hillsdale mall. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. officers are still looking into the exact cause of this crash. a memorial flowers and candles light in the area where 3 young adults were killed in a fiery crash in piedmont. >>just day before thanksgiving, investigators have not yet released the identity of the 3 people killed. but we have just learned that the 3 victims along with the 4th person who has been seriously injured were recent graduates, a piedmont high school. our back in the bay area for thanksgiving. the victims were in a tesla cybertruck when it crashed into a tree and burst into flames. the crash happened shortly after 3 this morning at the intersection of hampton road and king avenue throughout the day of waves of people have been stopping by and paying their respects, including some of the victims, middle school teachers. >>players just speed of court.

kids. >>mom palais police say speed may have been a factor in this crash. as for the survivor, a family friend says they suffered burns and underwent surgery. iman officials will hold a memorial for the victims tomorrow morning at the city's annual turkey trot. while the district piedmont high school responded to this, releasing statement saying in part the last of life as a profound tragedy made even worse difficult during the holiday season. our heartfelt condolences go out to the families and loved ones affected by this tragedy. camping along rivers and creeks in silicon valley will be legal starting next month. the santa clara valley water rule to ban on house of commons on its property. kron. 4 shock moma joins us from san jose after talking with some unhoused people, the rivers and the creeks are their last option for shelter.

>>valley water here right behind me is responsible for many of the rivers and creeks out runs to the south bay. they tell us that they decided to remove the unhoused population from their waterways, blaming them for much of the pollution and unsafe conditions existing in their waterways. seeing a lot of these unhoused don't want to be on how they want to be inside. it was a long meeting over a controversial proposal to ban unhoused people from camping along santa clara county's waterways on tuesday. i have been threatened, chased. >>for asked by an house camp for ordinance ultimately passing 6 to one with slot unhoused people with a misdemeanor charge and a $500 fine if they're caught camping out on valley water property. that's the biggest thing with our focus what they could afford on ready and now an house advocates are warning that more than 700 unhoused people who live along the waterways. thank you very welcome. and then house advocate sean cart right? walks us through coyote creek off capitol expressway. and every wants know where they're going to go. and that's what

i'm asking valley water where they're going to go while handing out supplies. we met up with cheyenne boyer who's been experiencing homelessness for years like now when we do wandering streets all day. >>i mean, where we can put our tents were going to put our stuff that we have that belongs to picking up some blankets, a new sleeping bags with the nighttime temps now dipping into the low 40's, a nearby shelter space constantly full senate come and, you know, everybody can be fresher, going to be a mess. this section of coyote creek has around 200 people within a small radius. this woman wanted to remain anonymous since she just lost her housing. she says this ordinance could put people at risk. it's getting colder. >>in the evening time in school, not so much in the day now asking valley water argues the move is to keep the waterways clean and keep their staff safe from possible soltz. we want to give people the opportunity to correct the the harmful behavior marked bilski with valley water says the steeper fines and possible charges won't happen right

away. >>the police staffing and shelter space. they're just not. they're trying to balance that with the fact there's not enough housing in and children. opportunities in the county right now and that it's going to take time to to get to the resolution that that people are expecting advocates like cart, right? they say they just don't buy it and that they're prepared for more persecution. >>of unhoused people in the south bay. >>the valley water board knows better than to do this. and if deaths go up on this, then it's on their heads. now, this ordinance will be in full effect starting the day after christmas on december. 26, we reached out to mayor matt mahan's office and he sent us a statement saying that he is in full support of this ordinance reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>switching now to the traffic. here's a live look at the traffic on some roadways this evening. chp says officers will be monitoring freeways for dangerous behaviors through the holiday weekend. >>at 6 o'clock this evening, we kick off our maximum

enforcement period. so across the state, you're going to see an increased chp presence on our roadways. basically that's going to look like more officers out there. we're we're there to, you know, help people as they make thanksgiving voyages. but really, i think, you know, most notably were there to identify and remove impaired drivers from the roadway and >>the chp says last year resulted in more than 1000 dui arrests statewide during this time with the extra patrols. if you're still planning on driving to your thanksgiving destination kron four's lawrence karnow is taking a look at the weather for you, lawrence. how's looking? >>yeah. driving around here looking okay. although in some spots likely to see some of that dense tuli fog begin to form as make way called the delta in the central valley across the country. that kind of rough go. i think along the northeast, you see that storm system kind of rolling out of the planes there. some heavy snow behind that with some cold air and then all of a sudden running so warm air and some rain and well, and that could make for some messy

conditions. if you're flying out there for tomorrow, be prepared for that. no delays repeating reported local airports, clear skies, light winds at sfo right now. temperature of 50 degrees. all things open and clear across the country, actually not too bad. you're looking okay in san jose and oakland, laguardia, ok? chicago o'hare, even new york right now looking okay. i think if you're going to have some trouble tomorrow will be along. the northeast coast is going to see a mixture of rain and snow and you'll see it right here. you see that storm system. we're rolling all on the eastern seaboard. so if you catch an early flight tomorrow morning, maybe says delays early on temperature wise, you better be ready and he's going to be a cold front across the country. freezing temperatures through the country's midsection. temperatures out here in the bay area, not bad in the 50's and the 60's. >>thanks, lauren. while the standoff continues tonight between the san mateo county sheriff's office and the sheriffs union, the union is yet again demanding that sheriff christina corpus resign after report accuse her misconduct. well, the sheriff has denied all those allegations and is refusing to

step down. kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest details >>the sheriff says she understands the past few weeks have been difficult for not only her employees, but also the community. she says, though, resigning is not the answer. we cannot come to any sort of solution that does not involve her resignation. the mateo county deputy sheriff's association putting its foot down with another call for the sheriff to resign. this in response to christina corpus doubling down in a letter to employees and the community saying in part, quote, resigning from my position or languishing the independence of this office is not the answer. i will not step down in the last 2 weeks. we've heard the sheriff continued to deny the findings of an independent report that accuses her of creating a toxic work environment within her office and having an intimate relationship with her chief of staff victor inj. instead, she called the allegations a witch hunt and claimed she's being targeted

because of her gender and race. here's the union secretary detective elliott's torch. that could not be further from the truth. needs to look at what's clearly there. she needs to look at the objective facts and resign. the sent a letter to corpus wednesday saying in part, quote, we will no longer work with you. that ship has sailed. all you are doing is playing the role of victim within a disaster of your own making quit. can you explain what that means? we're going continue to follow orders from the senate followed directions. if she does decide that she wants to meet with us, we will meet with her. >>however. >>our position on her resigning is not negotiable on november 13 to san mateo county supervisors unanimously made a no confidence vote asking the sheriff to resign and passed a resolution to remove the chief of staff position. during that meeting, the sheriff stood before them saying she would neither quick nor fire inj. instead she promoted him to assistant

sheriff. but since he's not a sworn officer, the county has been researching the legality of the promotion. and the last update i have was that. >>he is not currently unemployed. the county, his position as civilian chief of staff was removed by the board of supervisors and he is not allowed in any part of the county facility that's not open to the public. so for all intents and purposes, he is not a system. sheriff, there have been so many developments with this story on our website. there's a timeline with every single update. just head kron 4 dot com. >>i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>sfo tonight in what's to one of the busiest day travel year. we'll be right back.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. some last minute travelers at sfo are going through some different emotions as they prepare for their thanksgiving kron. four's lindsay for checked in with some local to see where they're going and what their holiday plans consist of. >>and as oh, it's been a steady stream of travelers coming into the airport to fly out for thanksgiving. and earlier in the day i was here, it was very calm in the same energy applies to tonight, which assuming that's not a bad thing means that people are getting to their flights on time and enjoying the holidays like they want to. as of late as boe has had 15 delays and only one cancellation. >>jacob g needs family arrived at sfo from the east bay wednesday afternoon for their trip to los angeles. he says

family time is especially important during the season. i mean, us being together. that's it. >>under one roof having dinner live spend some quality time with what the ongoing with their grandma you need is traveling with his wife and 2 daughters. they plan to have traditional thanksgiving meal with their relatives in southern california. >>but also paid tribute to his lebanese heritage. he says he will be serving what he calls green leaves, which he describes as stuffed grape leaves. it's like very famous. >>additional dish we do. and time the family gather, tina ramirez is also flying to la this year. family and boyfriend. >>she's going to be staying with her. grandparents might be making a turkey. >>yeah. classic thanksgiving food. probably. but it's not her favorite thing on the holiday menu. i'm not a big turkey probably the sides. the veggies and the desert.

>>ever larger than the ledger is flying to park city, utah to meet up with family and friends for a more wintry thanksgiving. she said they're going to go snow tubing for the first time, even with the other activities. we gonna try going out together explore. >>and even though this is the busiest day for holiday travel, employees at sfo say that they're shocked that it was so calm tonight and sfo. lindsey ford, back to you. >>there'll be some boosted security at the new costco in pleasanton. the police are asking people to be courteous to people and businesses in the commerce circle by not parking in red zones and only using your horn when necessary. this is video from the morning's grand opening. many waiting to be one of the first people to scare bulk items and some discounted high and local alcohol just in time for the holidays. thousands and police say they will be extra officers in the area through the weekend.

>>what? >>oakland airport workers there who clean planes handle baggage, genesis passengers all saying they are being underpaid. they held a protest this morning at the airport asking the poor to raise the minimum wage and for more affordable health care, oakland city council, president nikki for shot fortunato bas as those for this supports the workers. >>one. >>workers are fighting for more wages as port officials plan to move forward with an airport expansion barr riders will soon have to pay more to get around the bay area. that's because bart officials are increasing your fair by 5 and a half percent starting in

january. 1st, they claim this increase will help the transit system keep pace with inflation as well as pay for operations in, quote, restore financial stability. new tonight, 3 american men have been released through a president or exchange with china marks wide on spent more than a decade in prison on drug charges. and kylie and john long were in prison as well for espionage charges in exchange for their release. the u.s. is releasing an undisclosed number of chinese nationals from custody. the state department also lowered its travel warning to china from a level 3 to level 2. that means a eyes, american travelers use caution when traveling there rather than to reconsider their actual travel plans. >>always agree, but our conversation always preach and only so we're hoping to uplift the voices for harrison and is the most happiest day of s - the recent lives. and we just

are. >>incredibly grateful that the american government went to this length should. >>the biden administration has been able to bring home 70 americans so far detained abroad in the last 4 years, nearly 2 dozen still remain in custody. >>greetings from the international space station. our crew appear just wanted to say happy thanksgiving. >>well, there you see thanksgiving greetings for from 4 nasa astronauts on the international space station. 2 of those astronauts have plans to spend thanksgiving on earth, but their scheduled flight 8 day trip over the summer turn into month trip. the hope now is to have them back on earth by february 2025. and once you've set your belly with a big thanksgiving meal and before you plant yourself in front of the tv for some football, consider going for a walk. it's good for your health. and experts say a short stroll can yield big benefits, especially for

your digestion. the locks are also touted on social media for helping pass the gases that can make you feel bloated. you're all going to feel a little bit of that. >>coming up, a possible new limit on how long the homeless and live in shelters or being kicked out of city. what activists have say about this? we'll be right back. ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪

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>>if you're traveling this holiday, be aware. the oakland airport is seeing its share of delays and cancellations as thanksgiving travel ramps up. kron four's will tran checked in with travelers.

>>oakland international looks great and you clearly see there's not a lot of cars waiting for people to be picked up. in fact, i haven't heard a whistle and a long time as people are stopping by hopping into their cars and leaving. let me show you what it looks inside. this been pretty consistent all morning. no long lines. and you can think the tsa for that, the tsa, they anticipate 18 million americans will travel during the thanksgiving holiday, which is why they told all of their workers. you have to come to work, get people moving along. and that's exactly what's happening at oakland international. very short way. probably only a few minutes to get through the checkpoint into the gate. you know, if there are other places, of course, across the country that will have long lines. but i tracked down some travelers this morning and they say they don't care. it's worth it. when you go see family and friends. >>traveling on thanksgiving and be happy to be home and

that's where i'm headed. so it's worth a lot coming in going just to yes, absolutely. there's no place like home i use, you know, trial of things. know what a season is. i haven't seen over 20 as far as the numbers at oakland international. by the time thanksgiving holiday is over, they expect about 340,000 people to pass through here. and that's slightly down from last year. >>but they say it's not because they're not popular. it's because airlines, they are scheduling fewer flights into oakland international. and that's the reason why. keep in mind the lightest day to travel is tomorrow with the busiest day of the thanksgiving holiday, of course, will be on sunday. people might travel a little bit earlier to their destination, but bulk of the people will be traveling on sunday to come back. so i expect long lines during that day. back to you. >>san francisco is cutting the number of days families experiencing homelessness can stay in shelters. the city is

implementing a 90 day limit. but homeless activists say 3 months is just not enough time for family to have an exit plan. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes. >>right now there are 2 shelter options for families experiencing homelessness. a 14 day placement to provide immediate intervention and a 90 day temporary placement. it's the extensions that often happen to the 90 days that will be going away when covid hit. there were several changes with shelter beds. the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing also known as hs age, allowed several extensions to the 90 day. stay for families during the pandemic hsh confirmed to kron 4 that starting december 10th, the city will reinstate the strict 90 day stay and only allow up to 3 extensions based on family circumstances. lucas de la with the san francisco coalition on homelessness says the rule change is a bad move. we can really need the shelter timeline should and >>should look like right where no 90 day 3 months old. not

enough time for folks really address the systemic for the root causes of why they're hsh is reasoning is to allow shelter bed space for the most vulnerable such as those fleeing domestic violence or someone being evicted. according to philip, there are 530 families on the shelter, waitlist for non congregate shelter. change would reorganize that number of that, it would lower that number, but it doesn't change the fact that 530 families desperately want on on the shelter. he says the number one concern for advocates is that the city has run out of money this year for what's called problem solving such as helping someone with first and last month's rent security deposits and other funds that help families exiting shelter, transition to housing hsh says families declined. 3 permanent housing offers will become ineligible for shelter. extensions being offered housing. that is like not, you smaller than the shelter signs up there. and that, you know, read it that says many reasons why families are hesitant leading nonprofit shelter.

>>for, you know, housing options that are just not meeting their needs. hsh says that training is happening the rest of this month. >>for providers in the family, homelessness response system so that the rule changes will be ready to go into effect on december. 10th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. kron. 4 news. >> 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.

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>>yeah, a wonderful program. now i imagine it takes a lot of work to coordinate and plan an event of this scale and size. so how's things been going and how much food you plan to serve and distribute this year? >>so everything great. we my

sergeant sergeant you. he's the beat officer supervisor. they actually work hand-in-hand with the self-help are and meaning any to the direct there providing a the personnel to do this. so we're looking at delivering and providing about 3500 meals. wow, >>3500 meals and how many officers are going to be involved with this? >>so every year we have dozens of officers and volunteer to come in on their own time. oftentimes they will on family so deliver the meals with their families. kids get to see a little bit of what the officers do. they like real family and community events. >>yeah. and how does it feel for you guys to be involved in something of this scale on a holiday are out? there are really getting a lot of face time with members of the community during the holiday season. >>i know, you know, for the

officers that come out and, you know, particular helping out the community here, there's a lot of elderly asian folks don't have immediate family close by. they don't have a lot of the remodeling will speaking only so, you know, this is a good opportunity as apd to come out. how about, you know, support them with our own families out in support our family. now, you know, my kids you know, being out there. so it's it's a great opportunity for us serve the community, especially during this time. >>and are you still in need of donations and volunteers? >>the self-help. there's always a need up volunteer, especially, you know, doing throughout the year. as far as we were concerned, we have. when out from department lot of numbers historically like to be a part of this. so we're ok, but the self help an elderly in general are always looking for volunteers. yeah,

because i imagine this is a year-round effort to plan for an event of this scale. and there's always folks who are in need of support. >>other other ways that the public can get in touch with you guys. if they're interested in helping out. >>you can always reach out to a cell for elderly. they have their own website. call it hasn't tears. as i for a different kind of events throughout the year. and they can check out self-help. andy, how they are at a sold out probably dot org. >>okay. wonderful captain captain kim insurgent covert to with san francisco police. thank you so much for your time and for your service to the community. we appreciate it. >>thank you. thank you. >>still ahead, 3 americans are coming home for the holidays after being freed from a chinese prison. how the biden administration managed to free administration managed to free those men and the can neuriva support

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>>millions of americans could soon have access to weight loss medications that some of called miracle drugs. the biden administration propose a federal rule that would require medicare and medicaid to pay for injectable drugs like ozempic and we'll go be however, incoming nominee for health and human services secretary robert f kennedy jr is not a fan of those drugs news nation's nancy loo explains. >>well, it's no secret how hhs nominee rfk junior feels about weight loss, drugs like lowe's pick which millions of americans pay big bucks for out of pocket in lee dhhs. rfk

is indicated he would work to limit access to those epic quite the opposite of what the outgoing administration is now proposing. and he's previously accused the drug maker of counting on selling it to americans because, quote, we're so stupid in recent testimony, rfk express that far cheaper and healthier results could be have through dietary and behavioral changes are half the price pose we could purchase regenerative. we raise organic agriculture or i are getting food. >>every american 3 meals a day and gym membership. for peace american. the biden administration change of recognizing obesity as a disease could mean coverage for an additional 3 and a half million on medicare and 4 million on medicaid change that could cause the federal government. a total of 36 billion dollars over 10 years or perhaps even more since the centers for medicare

and medicaid services warns the qualification number could be far higher. the agency estimates that roughly 28 million people on medicaid are considered obese. current rules allow for coverage of those epic will go v and similar drugs for treatment of diabetes, but not obesity. now the proposal is now required to go through a 60 day public comment period, leaving it up to the incoming trump administration which may be unlikely to approve the change. back to you. >>3 americans are out of a chinese prison and headed home. the biden administration says they secure the release of 3 american citizens wrongfully detained in china for years. now, our dc's raquel martin reports. well, this is certainly welcome news right before the holidays. the biden administration says all 3 men, including one who was

facing the death penalty will soon be reunited with their families. >>lawmakers been pushing for their release say for years these men have endured harsh conditions while in chinese prison, 3 more americans will spend the holidays with loved ones. the biden administration announced china agreed to release 3 wrongfully detained u.s. citizens marks weed and who spent more than a decade in prison on drug charges. in kylie in jean long, imprisoned on espionage charges. this is hugely significant. pager opens worked for the mccain institute. >>organization devoted to freeing u.s. prisoners abroad and worked with kylie signed we're hoping to uplift the voices for harrison and his family in for kylie. this is the most. >>happiest day of the recent lives. and we just are incredibly grateful that the american government went to this length should. the biden administration says president biden pressed for the release of american citizens while

meeting with chinese president at a global summit in peru earlier this month. we haven't always agree. >>but our conversation always candid. only constraint in exchange the u.s. is releasing an undisclosed number of chinese nationals from u.s. custody. the state department also lowered its travel warning to china. >>from a level 3 to a level 2 advising american travelers to use caution while in china rather than reconsider travel plans. according to the mccain institute, the biden administration over the past 4 years. >>has helped secure the release of roughly 70 americans detained abroad. they say about 30 remain in custody. for now washington, raquel martin back to you.

>>and usb not thriller starring michael fassbender profiles an undercover cia agent as he attempts to return everyday life. the agency also stars jeffrey wright and richard gere called chatted with the whole cast in the entertainment report. >>this series is based off of french series, the quality and depth of that french series is why richard gere wanted to take part. >>what is your questions? doctor? >>possible you may have something. >>especially later in your career, you've been very selective when it comes to your projects. why the agency? >>you know, loved the french

version the original look all. it was really a terrific piece of work and riveting beautifully done. beautifully acted written all of that. and i was called and said the roads and english language version. >>everyone. we tend to be someone you're not. risk your life in a daily basis. >>and i kind excited in a way about that, but also skeptical that how could you? compete with that french version which are so good. the cia sends us out into the world to be a been entirely. >>unhealthy. injuries ways. >>so they sent the script over and that very well written. you know, these these guys know what they're doing. >>a couple years, it will combat damage from that. >>aside from one terrific after actor after the next. what can you tell me about the agency?

>>one terrific episode after the next >>i think personal. >>agency is a spy thriller, but really at its core is a love story. >>i broke off because my mission. >>it's about a who still to get what he wants. >>i think we made something pretty cool. certainly pretty timely. reasonably smart. and i think there are tensions built into this show because we're drawing some of the tensions that exist in our world today. >>and i try now paid out there worried. i'm and become same. >>the agency debuts on showtime and paramount. plus

friday with your team report. i'm doug kolk. >>in southern california, an iconic restaurant that's been around for more than 6 decades could be replaced by a popular fast food change. and some people are not happy about it. reporter kimberly chang has more. >>hi, you may have seen it driving by in los cna. got this historic norms location right behind me. that won't be around much longer. and some have concerns about what changes will be made. some say the norms on last canada is folks a sense of nostalgia and brings that feeling of home. >>the vertical sawtooth norm signed the midcentury architecture and inside some familiar faces that have been around for decades. this location opened in 1957, i discovered norms in 1971 when they had the $0.99 breakfast chair and i use that's when i started my relationship with norms. and it is the only restaurant in los angeles that i have been coming to

continuously since 1971 and not because he's achieved this norms. location is expected to be replaced by fast food chicken chain raising cane's, which owns the space changes are expected in 2027 when the norms, le sands 5, even though raising cane's that next popular? >>fast food joint. but that's very disappointing. longtime customers say this location is iconic and historic monuments since 2015, its iconic to the city of los angeles just as iconic as the hollywood sign. many are planning to voice their opinions during an upcoming meeting with cultural heritage commission. i think there's an opportunity here for raising cane's to do something extraordinary to preserve reactivate and restore something very beautiful to bring what they have to offer to norms to the norms. building, but also to honor what it's always been and do some sort of hybrid for one family. 3 generations have come here. >>it's sad. this is like my childhood. my father. we

passed away 6 years ago if found this once they close santa monica. so >>she was maybe 6 years he started coming here. so there's a lot of good memories. raising canes. representatives told us in a statement that it plans to keep the legacy of norms alive and maintain forever. the iconic googie style architecture. they also said our goal is to continue working with the cultural heritage commission to ensure that the legacy of norms is preserved for future generations in the community. >>change is hard for a lot of us >>but i think it's time the la cultural heritage commission meeting is scheduled december 5th at 10:00am at la city hall. people can attend virtually or in-person reporting in beverly grove, kimberly chang, ktla. 5 news. s

u.s. have already banned the sale of plastic water bottles at certain facilities. well, now the honolulu city council is looking to do the same reporter nikki schenfeld has that story. >>honolulu city council member matt wire and chair tommy waters introduced a bill to stop the sale and purchase a single use plastics at city facilities and events including water bottles. i think the goal right is put on a more sustainable path knowing that. >>cans, aluminum cans, materials as well are, you know, recovered easily, recycled more easily and cheaper and of course, are wanting to get plastics out of our environment out of our bodies. >>the measure says the recycle rate for plastic bottles in

hawaii is 37% first. 55% for aluminum. in terms of examples of impact on our coastlines. we definitely see micro-plastics turning up in our food. >>research showing a turning up in our bodies. you know, it's something to sections at all levels of debt. the bill says plastic containers, one leader or less are major contributors to litter ocean pollution. >>and harm wildlife. last week, students from holding entry school spoke to city council about ocean acidification and spoke out against single-use plastic bottles. my jinking from single use water bottles. we are contributing to the sickness of our oceans. we propose of nomar selling of single-use plastic water bottles in our government vending machine. we have to start somewhere and think the best places to start with the people who can change our laws. >>the bill is moving along with a second reading in december. if passed, it would impact facilities like the blaisdell and the shell. but

there are still discussions under way. we're not trying to disrupt any current contracts. and so i think as we have conversations with the community, we may adjust the bill. >>putin some timelines, give everyone an opportunity to adjust. but of course, this is a step that i think we're going to have to, you know, keep working, not just a first step. this would not impact the sale of plastic water bottles outside of city own facilities. >>nikki schenfeld khon, 2 news working for hawaii. >>kron four's highlighting the bay area's remarkable women with the story of a pro tennis player turned nonprofit leader working to coach kids on how to win in the game. a life by changing how we think about success. kron 4 stephanie land's out down with san francisco pina louis harper to find out more. >>read it with me. if you'd like ready at millbrae meadows elementary. what is 6 s? >>that's easy to see is trying be the best. you can be. a special assembly is underway a

sure hand. are you ever afraid to fail? holding the microphone is keen at louis harper co-founder of harper for kids. a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >>starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best no matter if your first place or last place. if you've done everything you can. >>you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that

sometimes it. >>you not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best. reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up. sometimes has saying you can learn from your mistakes. is there anything wrong staring at something? >>well, it can get you frustrating. sometimes you just have not let that get here and keep trying hide. well, you served up from louis life story as a former pro tennis player once ranked among the best in the some of her first match is played here in san francisco's golden gate park. >>she grew up the youngest daughter of chinese americans. my parents luckily did not pressure us in that way. like winning or losing. you know, that was just part of the game. but, you know, if didn't win the mash, that's ok, go back out there the next day in practice, which we did. she one, 14 national junior titles and as a pro ranked as high as 19th in the world. but perfection, never the end game is just about every day.

>>can you be one percent better than you were the day before? louis harper also inspired by the teachings of coach john wooden, considered one of the greatest ncaa basketball coaches of all time. it's all about the peace of mind that happiness in your heart. thank you. just tried your best. this former tennis champion turned nonprofit leader setting kids up for a court advantage in the game of life. that's ok, try again. it's not always about hitting an ace. just keep encouraging your kids be happy. asked them, you know, what does success mean to them? scoring points instead on the strength of our efforts. that's what we hope for in all the kids to take away with. this is just to be proud of themselves. no matter the result in san francisco, stephanie kron, 4 news

it's the most wonderful time of the year in san francisco. people from all over the world are visiting union square to enjoy the ice skating rink. massive christmas tree. and of pre place friday deals kron 4 stephanie land spoke with union square alliance ceo marisa rodriguez to find out more about the excitement brewing in union square. >>so just to kick us off your, how are you feeling about all those? tell us holiday celebrations in union square this year. >>really great. you know, this is the best time of year. choir. really welcome everyone we celebrate life's greatest moments in union square and this is one of those seasons we love about. yeah, our sara stinson don't know if you just saw that package. we ran. but as she featured so many fun and interesting things that are happening in union square

right now. >>what would you say is the must try must-see events at union square this year. there's so many we we are calling it winter wonderland. what you're seeing right now is the winter walk, were back december. december 13th in the 22nd goal of closing the street the animals actually already live in the windows at macy's. they're going to take making their debut. a lot the winner really exciting this year that a lot pets adopted last year because of that, fan favorite for sure. our christmas lots of restaurants are actually opening even as thanksgiving for the first time with john's grill and say, alright, most favorite also opened and the pows room at the beacon grand hotel as new ones on the block. so we're excited for that. we're excited to welcome lots of people really where holidays is. the heart of san francisco here you can square. >>yeah. and we were just showing a footage of santa. he

appeared just a few moments ago. no other specific hours that he's going to be showing at showing up at. >>you actually make an appointment macy's to see santa claus this year as well as the winter so on the weekends and the winner go over 2 weekends this year and you can make point 2 visits and actually got to make the point you to show maybe adopted it all right. speaking of macy's, we, of course, know that the store is set to close. how of people been responding to that and have you had any other any word about other businesses that might take over that spot? well, know, i think it was recently published that there is interest, a developers that are looking at this pace. this this is we've been following this very closely in. this is to us. we want to make sure that there people who have an interest the community in mind thinking about this location they're not set to close gap. so that's what they and i think this is just really promising news to hear that

this could be a rematch in space. maybe macy's can be present. there forever, which is that we don't really like to see. you stories not just quite over yet. all right. and of course, public safety, top of mind for lots of folks. what other local or they're visiting the area. can you speak to efforts that keep the for shoppers? >>absolutely. if can come down union square, you're going to feel really good. there's lots of people you'd please present as well as ambassadors are security with our organization is out and about. so there's a lot of eyes and ears of community. a great time to come down. feels good, feel safe. time. >>fantastic. and we, of course, are showing footage of the people out on the ice rink. they're just having a great time. can you walk us through perhaps the hours and how long the ice rink is going to be available for folks to enjoy with the family. >>absolutely. the right actually going to go very this year. this year. we're going see the rink into new area win so that's wonderful. come come more than what stayed open

late to get see until about 11 o'clock. so i mean, in fact, for last friday's and extend its hours to 11 o'clock. some of the other stories affecting nearby will have later hours. so you'll have an opportunity to come in. and, you know, sometimes you get a little love for reading to shop on line, come down, right? things and have experience covid, you know, get some hot go see the tree. take photos. you know, number towns have activations as really nice to get rid of yeah, it's really wonderful to really get into the holiday spirit right in the heart of san francisco. there. yeah. thank you so much. to union square alliance ceo marissa. >>rodriguez. the

standoff continues tonight between the san mateo county sheriff's office and the sheriffs union. the union is yet again demanding that sheriff christina corpus resign after independent report released 2 weeks ago accused her of multiple points of misconduct. sheriff corpus has denied all the allegations and is refusing again to step down. kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest details. camping along the rivers and creeks and silicon valley will soon be legal. starting next month. that's after santa clara valley water rules nearly unanimously to ban on house of commons on its property. kron. 4 shock moment has the latest. >>valley water here right behind me is responsible for many of the rivers and creeks out runs to the south bay. they tell us that they decided to remove the unhoused population from their waterways, blaming them for

much of the pollution and unsafe conditions existing in their waterways. seeing a lot of these unhoused don't want to be on how they want to be inside. it was a long meeting oer a controversial proposal to ban unhoused people from camping along santa clara county's waterways on tuesday. i have been threatened, chased. >>are asked by an house camp for ordinance ultimately passing 6 to one with slot unhoused people with a misdemeanor charge and a $500 fine if they're caught camping out on valley water property. that's the biggest thing with our focus what they could afford on. and now an house advocates are warning that more than 700 unhoused people who live along the waterways. thank you very welcome. and then house advocate sean cart right? walks us through coyote creek off capitol expressway. and every wants know where they're going to go. and that's what i'm asking valley water where they're going to go while handing out supplies. we met up with cheyenne boyer who's been experiencing homelessness for years like now when we do wandering streets all day.

>>i mean, where we can put our tents were going to put our stuff that we have that belongs to he's picking up some blankets, a new sleeping bags with the nighttime temps now dipping into the low 40's and nearby shelter space constantly full senate command know everybody can be fresher. going to be a mess. this section of coyote creek has around 200 people within a small radius. this woman wanted to remain anonymous since she just lost her housing. she says this ordinance could put people at risk. it's getting colder. >>in the evening time in school, not so much in the day now asking valley water argues the move is to keep the waterways clean and keep their staff safe from possible soltz. we want to give people the opportunity to correct the the harmful behavior marked bilski with valley water says the steep fines and possible charges won't happen right away. >>the police staffing and shelter space. they're just not. they're trying balance that with the fact there's not enough housing in and children. opportunities in the county right now and that it's

going to take time to to get to the resolution that that people are expecting advocates like cart, right? they say they just don't buy it and that they're prepared for more persecution. >>of unhoused people in the south bay. >>the valley water board knows better than to do this. and if deaths go up on this, then it's on their heads. now, this ordinance will be in full effect starting the day after christmas on december. 26, we reached out to mayor matt mahan's office and he sent us a statement saying that he is in full support of this ordinance reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>the standoff continues tonight between the san mateo county sheriff's office and the sheriffs union. the union is yet again demanding that sheriff christina corpus resign after independent report released 2 weeks ago accused her of multiple points of misconduct. sheriff corpus has denied all the allegations and is refusing again to step down. kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest details. >>the sheriff says she understands the past few weeks have been difficult for not

only her employees, but also the community. she says, though, resigning is not the answer. we cannot come to any sort of solution that does not involve her resignation. the mateo county deputy sheriff's association putting its foot down with another call for the sheriff to resign. this in response to christina corpus doubling down in a letter to employees and the community saying in part, quote, resigning from my position or languishing the independence of this office is not the answer. i will not step down in the last 2 weeks. we've heard the sheriff continued to deny the findings of an independent report that accuses her of creating a toxic work environment within her office and having an intimate relationship with her chief of staff victor inj. instead, she called the allegations a witch hunt and claimed she's being targeted because of her gender and race. here's the union secretary detective elliott's torch. that could not be further from the truth. needs

to look at what's clearly there. she needs to look at the objective facts and resign. the sent a letter to corpus wednesday saying in part, quote, we will no longer work with you. that ship has sailed. all you are doing is playing the role of victim within a disaster of your own making quit. you explain what that means. we're going continue to follow orders from the senate followed directions. if she does decide that she wants to meet with us, we will meet with her. >>however, our position on her resigning is not negotiable on november 13 to san mateo county supervisors unanimously made a no confidence vote asking the sheriff to resign and passed a resolution to remove the chief of staff position. during that meeting, the sheriff stood before them saying she would neither quick nor fire inj. instead she promoted him to assistant sheriff. but since he's not a sworn officer, the county has been researching the legality of the promotion. and last update i have was that.

>>he is not currently unemployed. the county, his position is civilian chief of staff was removed by the board supervisors and he is not allowed in any part of the county facility that's not open to the public. so for all intents and purposes, he is not a system. sheriff, there have been so many developments with this story on our website. there's a timeline with every single update. just head kron 4 dot com. >>i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>some last minute travelers at sfo are going through some different emotions as they prepare for their thanksgiving kron. four's lindsay for checked in with some local to see where they're going and what their holiday plans consist of. >>and as oh, it's been a steady stream of travelers coming into the airport to fly out for thanksgiving. and earlier in the day i was here, it was very calm in the same energy applies to tonight, which assuming that's not a bad thing means that people are getting to their flights on time and enjoying the holidays like they want to. as

of late as boe has had 15 delays and only one cancellation. >>jacob g needs family arrived at sfo from the east bay wednesday afternoon for their trip to los angeles. he says family time is especially important during the season. i mean, us being together. that's it. >>one roof having dinner live spend some quality time with what the there going. you need is traveling with his wife and 2 daughters. they plan to have traditional thanksgiving meal with their relatives in southern california. >>but also paid tribute to his lebanese heritage. he says he will be serving what he calls green leaves, which he describes as stuffed grape leaves. it's like very famous. >>traditional dish? we do. and time to family gather, ramirez is also flying to la this year. family and boyfriend. >>she's going to be staying with her. grandparents might be is making a turkey.

>>yeah. classic thanksgiving food. probably. but it's not her favorite thing on the holiday menu. i'm not a big turkey >>probably the sides. the veggies and the desert. >>ever larger than the ledger is flying to park city, utah to meet up with family and friends for a more wintry thanksgiving. she said they're going to go snow tubing for the first time, even with the other activities we gonna try going out together explore. >>and even though this is the busiest day for holiday travel, employees at sfo say that they're shocked that it was so calm tonight and sfo. lindsey ford, back to you. >>with the weather, we've been seeing this ski season got an early start. ariel palisades tahoe, north star and heavenly are all now open. sierra at tahoe resort is also set to open this friday. that's the 29th and diamond peak says it will welcome visitors as early as december 5th. that's as well as kirkwood resort that

will open on december 6. if you're planning on going out there. of course, want to know about the conditions. let's turn it over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for more details on what the skiers can look for yeah, i want open up by thanksgiving and a lot of those folks are doing so just some fresh powder up there in the high country couldn't ask for much better. now the roads. >>opening up as well. so traveling up, they're going to be a whole lot easier instead of trying to fight your way between some of these storms that are rolling on in. so a dry weather pattern kind of settling in just at the right time. if you're headed up there, you're clear out there right now into south lake tahoe. cold temperatures, though, kind of settling in here for the night. going to be a very chilly night. boy, the down to 19 degrees down south lake tahoe. 21 in truckee. 22 in homewood and 24 degrees an incline. so if you do plan on traveling up to the good news, the storms have moved north now and we are drying out not only here but all around the state and that's what it's going to be in the coming days through the holiday and into the weekend something to watch out for. we are looking to some dense fog

in the central valley all the way through. if you're traveling along this path, if you're going for the bay area likely run in that specially late night in the early mornings after about 10 o'clock or so that starts to dissipate. but boy, you get up there and it's something else the conditions could be much better. we've got clear conditions. you've got sunny skies temperatures. yeah, they're going to be chilly. but that's gonna hold that snow in place. and then it looks like, well, you're going to see some great snow. lots of powder, fresh powder up on the mountain top. so heavenly, you've got 22 inches on the ground there. the trails now, 14 of them are opening in their opening more every single day sugar bowl. you've got 43 inches on the ground. one inch new snow last night. 32 trails are currently open. and if you plan to head the palisades 34 inches on the ground and you've got a trails open there. so certainly a lot of stuff to enjoy. if you get the high country. all right. for cash on things are going to stay pretty stable here now after some very wet weather and we get this nice break. boy, do we need it? it's going to stick around through the weekend and i think well into next week, maybe into the middle of december. that thing's gonna stay unusually

dry through that period. but here we go. it's kind of feast or famine. we get the rain. and then all of a sudden we dry things out, number dry all the way through next week, too. good news is we are going to start out with a little frost early in the morning, giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon and the temperatures not bad. 15 60's saw as we look toward this thanksgiving and a lot of sunshine coming our way, dry conditions into the weekend, partly cloudy over the weekend as well. my message to >>trump is don't break the law. >>we go one-on-one with california attorney general rob bonta just days ahead of a special legislative session aimed a providing him and his team with state funds to president elect donald trump capitol correspondent eytan wallace. tell you why. bonta says it's necessary. why republican say it's a

>>san francisco is cutting the number of days families experiencing homelessness can stay in shelters. the city is implementing a 90 day limit. but homeless activists say 3 months is just not enough time for family to have an exit plan. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes. >>will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the station put its money elsewhere. >>my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday. a special session. the newsom administration says will, quote, protect california

values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more. we're prepared. >>clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office. we sued him over 120 times. we won a vast majority. >>of those times. if you break the law when he breaks the law, we will in court and see him in court to make sure we stop him. but it all comes just a week and a half after california's nonpartisan legislative analyst released this report projecting a 2 billion dollar deficit in the coming fiscal year and 20 to 30 billion dollar deficit each year after that through 2029. >>the report concluded the state has no capacity to spend any more money on new programs

or initiatives all the more. so why republican lawmakers argue the proposed funding to sue trump is a waste of taxpayer resources in the state that's dealing with many issues. >>we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living that is just out of control. people can't afford housing. they can afford electricity bills. they can't afford gas insurance crisis. they can't get insurance. and none of these guys are talking about that at all. instead, they're out here doing some kind of new political stunt to be the anti trump and they've done a horrible job, mr. attorney general, would you say to critics who argued the proposal to allocate taxpayer dollars to sue president elect trump is a waste of resources and too costly as we faced deficits moving forward. >>when it comes to protecting california's values, people natural resources, the fundamentals of the pillars of our democracy when they're under attack by the trump administration. it is too costly not to fight and the

special legislative session will officially gavel and here at the state capitol on monday. but it will really pick up and lawmakers return from their winter recess. >>in january, reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>tonight, a tragic story out of the east bay, 3 young adults have been killed and one critically injured after a fiery cyber truck crash in piedmont. it happened just after 3 wednesday morning at the intersection of hampton road and king avenue. there's now a growing memorial at the site kron four's gayle ong spoke to the grieving neighbors. >>cindy >>martin, one of many who stopped by hampton road near king avenue in piedmont, the site of a fatal crash early wednesday morning. >>it all have one year just. speed on floor. kids. >>martin says she taught some

of the victims in middle school. pima police say the crash happened just after 03:00am when the driver of this tesla cyber truck lost control. our officers applied their fire extinguishers in an attempt to extinguish the flames. but do. but the fire was too intense for the extinguishers to be effective. pima police chief says 3 people died. one person was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. chief powers says a person who was driving nearby saw the crash and helped pull that victim out of the truck. one woman says she is close with the family of the survivor. she says he underwent surgery and suffered burns. >>he is under sedation right now. we're hoping that he recovers described the victims as friends and recent graduates of piedmont high school and are back home visiting the bay area for the holiday. >>by the afternoon, friends and loved ones left, flowers embraced one another, mourning. the lives lost. he shouldn't happen to it

>>we you >>big as for the investigation, chief powers says speed was likely a factor and there is no indication mechanical defects where the primary cause of the crash. >>and investigators are also looking into whether drugs and or alcohol played a factor in this crash. the identities of the victims have not yet been released. reporting from piedmont kron 4 is honoring

remarkable women in our community. today we turn the spotlight on south by resident crawford. crawford has pioneer cancer support for thousands over the past decades and her

cause all started when she was diagnosed herself. she says she found services so to small she had to set out to make some changes. if you go behind area here. >>we have a number of weeks and we have trained volunteers who will help you fit guy. crawford excitedly shows off a well-stocked cancer care point center in san jose. the gift bag that we send home with the patients is really very special as well. and we often give them an arm pillow. some of them have lymphedema crawford knows better than most. she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1974. >>i became my own advocate because in those days they were doing things radical mastectomies and i had to search well. >>what my options. after winning her battle crawford set to work helping others face down that demon devoting her life to guiding people through the early often confusing days of a cancer

diagnosis. >>he is the most passionate. hearing advocate for this work. >>and to fully we would not be here or doing the things that we can do. if weren't for her heart. don hoak is the executive director of cancer care point. >>she has lost count of how many people crawford is touched throughout the years. he's a blessing. jenny maggot lost her husband and daughter to cancer. she recruited crawford into hospice of the valley. back in 1978, what are you most grateful about with her? >>her ability to sense. what's going on. not only with the patients because she was a patient or but also what was going on families and but involvement, cancer care point increase just kids. >>a courageous kids has helped

20,000 families with children who have cancer once a year, the group holds a mother's day event. >>great america. they come from all over california. some in nevada they look at it as a picnic where they can be with other kids, not in the hospital. >>plaques. newspaper clippings and other mementos tell the story of crawford's 50 year career as a cancer fighter volunteering with more than a half a dozen other programs in advocate for volunteerism. all my life. crawford also had a hand in creating a state cancer registry, which collects invaluable research data that can be used to save lives. nothing has stopped or not. a second cancer diagnosis back in 2004 and certainly not her age. crawford recently turned 80 telling friends and family and her husband roy retirement isn't an option. rhinos at dinner time, the phone rings and i disappear.

>>i'm working with the patient trying to get them to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. the winner

33 of dancing with the stars have been revealed. plus, we're getting another look at the yacht rock documentary which hit smacks on friday. andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>last nights dancing with the stars finale, a former bachelor is the latest star to take home the mirror ball trophy. julie grosse today and

his partner, jenna johnson were crowned the champions on last night's season finale of dancing with the stars. he's the first bachelor to ever take home the title. the runner-up was fan favorite olympic rugby player, lamar and her partner, alan bersten. according to abc. if you're voting for the season, 33 finale set a new record now for get crime documentaries this christmas. we want yacht rock the hbo yacht rock documentary is coming soon. my exclusive interviews with performers music critics and more. question has been asked was yacht rock also the birth of emo. there's something about yacht rock where man it just embraced being the sad-sack loser in a really big way. >>repeated over and over again. a lot of the iraq side. you have this theme of the heart broken full. just hearts run free. lot of guys singing very sensitively about how their love affair didn't work

out or their love affair never happened. the first place or and that girl really love someone else and not me. and i fear that that is why it is always resonated with me. >>the director told rolling stone questlove brought up that yacht rock is emo. it's emotional music in the hard rock landscape of the 70's. the creators of the film hope people will learn more about the guys behind yacht rock. and so you'll see christopher cross michael mcdonald, members of toto kenny loggins and many more that iq. many hits max november 29th. and this global superstar has just announced a date for his new album and a one night only show and an iconic local stadium. the weekend has announced his new album. hurry up tomorrow will drop on january. 24th. the record will serve as a final chapter in the singer's trilogy following dawn fm an after hours and

exciting news for west coast weekend fans. singer also announced a one night only concert at the rose bowl on january. 25th one day after the album's debut tickets go on sale monday, december second at 10:00am at the weekend com with your entertainment report here

>>san francisco is cutting the number of days families experiencing homelessness can stay in shelters. the city is implementing a 90 day limit. but homeless activists say 3 months is just not enough time for family to have an exit plan. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes. >>right now there are 2 shelter options for families experiencing homelessness. a 14 day placement to provide

immediate intervention and a 90 day temporary placement. it's the extensions that often happen to the 90 days that will be going away when covid hit. there were several changes with shelter beds. the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing also known as hs age, allowed several extensions to the 90 day. stay for families during the pandemic hsh confirmed to kron 4 that starting december 10th, the city will reinstate the strict 90 day stay and only allow up to 3 extensions based on family circumstances. lucas la with the san francisco coalition on homelessness as the rule change is a bad move. we can see live what really made the shelter timeline should and >>should look like right where no 90 day 3 months old. not enough time for folks really address the systemic inequities for the root causes of why they're a just ages. reasoning is to allow shelter bed space for the most vulnerable, such as those fleeing domestic violence or someone being evicted. according to philip, there are

530 families on the shelter, waitlist for non congregate shelter. change would reorganize that number of that, it would lower that number, but it doesn't change the fact that 530 families desperately want on on the shelter. he says the number one concern for advocates is that the city has run out of money this year for what's called problem solving such as helping someone with first and last month's rent security deposits and other funds that help families exiting shelter, transition to housing hsh says families have declined. 3 permanent housing offers will become ineligible for shelter. extensions being offered housing. that is like not smaller than the shelter signs up there. and that, you know, read it that says many reasons why families are hesitant leading nonprofit shelter. >>for, you know, housing options that are just not meeting their needs. hsh says that training is happening the rest of this month. >>for providers in the family, homelessness response system so that the rule changes will be ready to go into effect on december. 10th reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>>i'm david lazarus. first. it was walmart. now another major retailer is warning that if proposed tariffs go t

>>stocks slide as investors digest new inflation data and ikea ceo warns prices will jump under new trump tariffs. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks took a hit on the final session before thanksgiving as traders weighed the effects potential new tariffs on inflation and interest rates. earlier today, we found out that inflation was running at 2.3% last month. that keeps the fed on track for another quarter point rate cut next month.

after that, however, things are pretty uncertain. goldman sachs estimates that president elect trump's proposed tariffs on mexico, canada and china could raise inflation rate by about one percent, which would likely bring a halt to lower rates otherwise trading today was light with traders mostly selling off tech stocks to lock in recent gains. financial markets will be closed tomorrow for thanksgiving and will reopen on friday for a half-day session. now, let's take a closer look at the question of tariffs and inflation. first was walmart, the country's largest retailer that warned that these tariffs could boost the prices of many of the goods it sells. now ikea is stepping up and saying pretty much the same. the company's parent company is warning that if the tariffs do go through, it will almost certainly have to raise prices for its do it yourself. furniture about a 3rd of ikea's furniture is manufactured in asia, primarily in china. the rest comes from europe. so price hikes would be pretty much unavoidable in that

circumstance. the company cut prices last year to help bring in inflation-weary consumers and now, well, things could turn around. back to you. >>the best gifts at the best prices for everyone on your holiday shopping list. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech.

>>just in time for the season of giving highly-rated tech gadgets are going on sale for black friday. rich demuro breaks down the bargains and richaun tack. >>the holidays are here. and with fewer shopping days this year, it's time to check off your list. early today. i've got some great gift ideas and

they're all highly rated by a team of experts. >>our only 26 days between thanksgiving and christmas shorter than previous years. so. >>right now is a great time to buy, especially if you have any concerns about getting what you really want the early jump out of the better because holly thanksgiving. >>and jacob palmer is with bestreviews dot-com. a comparison website owned by our parent company. nexstar fun pricing across the board. we're seeing 20% is kind of the starting point for a good deal. he sharing some top gift ideas like this remote-controlled wall crawler gecko from hek spots which sells for about 30 bucks like it is a lot of fun. even if it is simple. find something unique for the sports parent. these rechargeable handwarmers from ocupa about $20 weed kind hated the old hand warmers because there ways full other topics include the 3rd gun sense, more compact and

quieter than before. plus usb-c for charging about $160. the renn fo eye massager is a good value for the price. it uses heat to help your eyes. relax about $50 on the plane. the beats studio pro headphones. outperform. other brands at about $250. it's got the audio quality. it's got the noise cancellation, but the reason why we're naming it the best for frequent fliers this holiday season. >>is because of how comfortable it is. he and for something that's a bit more of a party starter. check out the anker soundcore boom to bluetooth speaker. about $100. you could power the entire party. whether you're at the park, you're at a tailgate. >>your your backyard, wherever. finally, wake up or falsely peacefully. with the customizable. lofty smart alarm clock. it doubles as a sound machine and sells for about $150 and is our best gift for the person needs a good night's rest. i thought that was climbing gecko as soon as i saw for more

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>>all right. the ship tonight having lost 2 straight and 3 of 5. >>unfortunately for them, the 13 4 thunder are in town. plus, the warriors were without their leader, steph curry who missed tonight's game with bilateral pain. in his knees and was a pre-game scratch. no timetable for his return. but staff did get into the action talking. but a bad

call with steve kerr and draymond green. let's get to the game. action was no staff, andrew wiggins the staff opted to stay and he did trade right here get the warriors. and it's going 11 of the first. 23 for the the thunder run emissions shake. gilgeous alexander did it all early. sweet. move through the lane for sg a and c and help build a 17 point lead for the thunder. >>former santa clara star jalen williams had a nice 1st half sidesteps buddy hield buries the triple claims later left the game. the warriors won a 13 to 3 run in the second period. he spearheaded by jonathan attacks. that thunder defense slams it down there with the monster jam over williams. look at that again. dubs only down by 12 at the break. had a nice run to get back into the game. kyle anderson on didn't look slow. mo on this drive to the hoop. >>it's wedding 2 defenders and getting a layoff. plus the foul. he had 10 points in the warriors at a three-point lead. both defenses. those stepped up down the stretch,

thunder up by one sga won't be denied. and the 3 pointer put the thunder up 196 1.25. left. 35 for sta tonight. back on the warriors down for wigs. 3 pointer with 10.6 left. they have a chance wigs at 16. the final seconds. warriors down to. >>all 7 seconds. they inbound green cutting wiggins to the hoop. he can't get to go down. now that was your games under. get the win 105, to 1, 0, wash to the shark tank. the sharks taking on the senator's tonight's fans getting into the spirit. >>3rd period. sharks down by 2. the shot blocked here by william for the macklin celebrini flicks it in for the goal. sharks get so within one. later in the same period, same score on the power play fabian zetterlund with will smith. >>lights up the land there. that ties the game at 3 apiece. peace sharky's with some 3 minutes later here. the

senators answer back. adam, good debt. scores. the go-ahead goal there. his second of the game senators regained the lead down. sharks, though, losing a heartbreaker. 43 old. >>hey, the weather's going to turn out great. we're going to be little cold in the morning. was talking about that. some frost showed up at some of the valleys. great news, though, out of sfo. you're looking good. still tonight and all the local airports looking good. no delays being reported there. check your airline's tomorrow. there are some issues across the country and you may see some delays if you're headed out across going forecast for you into the monterey bay, you're looking temperatures in 50's and the 60's. the areas shaded in blue there. your frost advisories overnight tonight and tomorrow morning, southern california day. those temperatures are going to be very comfortable. 71 degrees in downtown los angeles about 72 degrees in pasadena. you head to the high country, of course, ton of snow up there in the high country and they've been enjoying all that fresh powder. temperatures. gonna stay chilly, though. 30's and 40's for highs around lake tahoe overnight. lows down in the 20's. so yeah, be prepared

for that. that if you plan on sticking around is there for the holiday weekend, the weather is looking fantastic temperatures so i 40's it'll be cool up there. that's no is going to stay in place. but the numbers, the big deal is that sunshine out there finally getting a break and all that stormy weather looking good up in the high country and looking good here to in the bay area. of course, clear skies out there right now. some patchy, dense fog showing up in the interior valleys overnight tonight and tomorrow morning be cold out there. there's no getting around that. temperatures already dropping off your 39 and live more. 38 in dublin. 35 now in fairfield. 38 vacaville and 35 degrees in calistoga. starting to see some cold numbers. so frost advisories going up again for tonight into early tomorrow morning. expect some of that white frost there early tomorrow from hillsborough, down map and nevado the east bay, too. you're going to see some of the frost developing throughout the night tonight early tomorrow morning. if you get a very early, if you're sleeping, though, you'll probably miss it all. temperature wise numbers looking like this about 33 for an overnight low near freezing

in santa rosa. 37 livermore. 37 in concord, even 37 degrees in samara fell. >>overall, though, the pattern looking promise a little bit of an offshore wind and that means we're mixing in some dry air to 9. that's why these temperatures. >>we're going to get so cold. but as we head toward the afternoon tomorrow, really comfortable weather outside around the bay area numbers of the 60's in the san francisco along the coastline. you're gonna find some sunshine, some comfortable weather inside the bay. 60 degrees and burning game, working away down the peninsula. those temperatures running up generally in the 50's and low 60's maybe as high. 64 in san jose. little cooler inland, but not by much. that fog can be tricky, though. if it doesn't break up, you're going to see a little bit cooler. but overall, think the next few days, in fact, the next 7 looking good. lots of sunshine coming way right through the weekend. >>and a dozen here for us kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at 7 o'clock. stepng.

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