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in vallejo tonight asking a suspect to come out of the house. the standoff has been going on for hours and it's happening right now on view mont avenue near fairmont park. you can see police happened asking neighbors in this area shelter in place since this afternoon. neighbor says this kind of situation is rare for the neighborhood. >> really is one of the finest neighborhood the neighbors on the and talking. a nice part. everybody comes here to walk their dogs. and this is one of the best neighborhoods you can live any city. >> we've reached out to vallejo pd multiple times today trying to get some more information on the situation, but it's still net not heard back. we will, of course, update you when more information becomes available. as san jose teacher is speaking out tonight about his near-death experience. he says while he was out eating dinner at a bar in santa cruz, he was shot in the back. this happened almost 2 weeks ago while he was on a surfing trip with friends, crop or shout moment has more.

>>richard brooks state here at valley medical center for 4 days after he was shot in the back in an unrelated gang shooting in santa cruz. he doesn't know how long it'll take for him to recover, but he's just happy to be alive. >>this is buffett. she is super friendly. richard brooks thought he would either be dead or paralyzed. i just wiggling my fingers and toes. and that made me feel a lot more comforted. >>it wasn't even 2 weeks ago he was laying on the floor of a bar in santa cruz after him and a friend were shot by stray bullets. the shooting happened november 22nd. >>i went over to help my friend and i couldn't to a few clothes because i just kind of collapse and asked them look. i can tell and when he looked you know, my back that there was. >>going to problems that after 4 days at the hospital, he came home happy to be with his wife and offense. but he still grapples with how close he came to death. i just want to call my wife my daughter

>>first, i just wanted to come from, you know, but want to make right call to brooks was with his longtime friends. they surface about morning and were just reminiscing about their lives and future plans. >>now with a walker, he's going to have to roll around for a his bullet wound is also starting to become infected and he may need surgery prolonging his recovery. >>look at the positive aspects of humanity. you know, it. it's tough to deal with people being callous and shooting into crowds. so being some people get hurt. his family set up a gofundme to help with his healing. now his goal. >>keep the friendship reunions going on and eventually get back out on the water. want to get out there and make our goal. you know, if not next year, the year after we're getting a little older, but we we still want to do a lot of things. and parish public house in santa cruz will be hosting a benefit event for it. richard and his friend, both of which shot at that location. that will be from 08:00pm to 10:00pm this coming friday, 20% of all proceeds will go to benefit. the

families impacted reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>after 2 successful recalls in the east bay in november. san francisco may be next to hold a recall election of its own last month. more than 50% of san francisco voters approved measure k which permanently closes a section of the great highway to traffic. well, now that plan is to create a park. but more than 60% of the residents who live near their opposed that measure. so now they want to replace their supervisor. joel and cardio for supporting that measure. >>that leadership on are. and that's the reason why initiated a recall as jill done anything super significant and to improve the life of sunset residence know. i mean, he's done some night markets and things like that. but this is the largest issue. the biggest thing that he's ever propose and it's such a screw-up, right? so it's it's created such a mess within the district, right that yes, he should be recalled just for this one incident.

>>and guardiola stands by his support for closing the section of the great highway and says he's hoping voters don't decide his fate because of one single issue. >>i'm being recalled i supported the democratic process of letting the people have a say about what to do with their coast and the coast does belong to everyone. i understand that this is a big issue that people were opposed to. and there's a lot of concerns about traffic. so i'm committed to addressing those concerns and hearing all of the residents who care about traffic in addressing those concerns. that's what i'm committed to do. >>once election officials give the ok backers of the recall will have 120 days together. 9900 signatures to put it to a vote in a special election next year. switching gears now to weather taking a live look now at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. looking like a beautiful night and it's been clear all week what's coming up for the rest of the week? that's the question. kron 4 sheet

meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with your forecast. lardons. >>weather on the bay area or the scion joy. while we things could change, especially in the 2nd half of the month. i think that's going to see significant changes. right now. we're smack dab in the middle of some very nice weather hazy out there. guess we have to really nitpicking probably the biggest thing developing under high pressure. but tonight, mostly clear skies. couple patches of fog in the north bay. you get up towards saint rose and peddling. may see some of that ground fog watch out for that after midnight from plenty of sunshine, temperatures staying above normal and it looks like will cool things down as we head toward the weekend with a few more clouds but staying dry, least through this weekend. so dominant ridge of high pressure will recall wrecks blocking got high pressure. the north. you've got low pressure, the south and generally these are pretty ridges of high pressure. that means not much change. you storms tried about their way through. just can't make it. and so we're left with what looks like a nice, fair weather pattern tonight. yes, going to be chilly out there in spots. it's been that way for a while now about 38 in santa rosa. 39 degrees in vacaville about 41 and cocker.

42 live more. lot of 40's even inside the bay and along the coastline. it's pi day, though, that we're enjoying some spectacular weather. the temperatures very comfortable into the afternoon. i think we're talking about the santa clara valley. more 70's showing up in towards san jose about 70 morgan hill. beautiful. sunny 68 degrees in livermore. even in san francisco. you've got sunshine all day long. and 64 degrees 70 degrees in santa rosa at about 65 degrees of layoffs. the next couple of days, the sunshine continuing outside cool night. so that's for sure. a little chilly in spots by day, though, pleasant temperatures cooling down a little bit with a few more clouds coming our way this weekend. but staying dry through this weekend, maybe we start talking about some rain the following weekend. >>thanks so much, lauren. so all the city of san jose will hold a special election to replace former council member omar torres torres, as you recall, resigned while facing multiple charges of assault. and tonight the city council voted to hold a special election in april. then they'll have a runoff in june for the result to get certified all the way august.

the person who wins the election would represent downtown san jose through 2026. and voters in san mateo county will now decide if county supervisors can have the power to remove a sheriff from office. and the meeting today, the board passed a vote to hold a special election in march. voters will be asked give the board of supervisors authority to remove the current sheriff christina corpus. this, of course, comes after a report accuses the sheriff of creating a toxic work environment, including instances of using racial and homophobic slurs as well as having an inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. i want people to know that. >>i have 0 confidence in anything coming out of her mouth being truthful. and saying that about a law enforcement officer is really concerning. >>sheriff corpus continues to deny all these allegations and a letter. she says the

supervisors today she questions if it's justified for the council to take away the voters choice. meanwhile, the sheriffs association says they support the board's vote for a special election. >>well, coming up, car prices set to go up and 2025. writers are reacting tonight and what you see need to know before you see need to know before you go. can neuriva support

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and a trans agency says the increase is all needed to help to keep the trains running. kron four's. lindsey ford has reaction from riders. >>lafayette bart station keeping busy tuesday evening with many bart riders heading home. that daily commute will soon cost extra starting january first, bart is raising its fair by 5.5% and average increase of $0.25 per trip. i'm not very happy with that. edgar more is on. says he sets aside a specific amount of money for bart fares to get home to antioch and with higher prices for almost everything. the upcoming fare hike is extra stress. hard to get around because it's so far and i have we rely on bart. >>so having the fares and fees is huge bummer to me. so it wasn't so use frequently how very likely to be using in the future as well. but it just makes a very unreliable in terms of some commuters like

veronica castro churn tell us as they don't mind the fare increase. i would rather not sit in traffic. >>and rather be on and get home quickly to my family. so i'm okay with it. >>it's not something that we like to bart spokesperson james allison says the fare hike is necessary to keep up with inflation. we need to do it to continue offering services. obviously everything. >>cost more year to year. and so bart buys its electricity to run our trains that cost us more money. you know, we have to pass along some of that cost to our riders. >>he says it cost 1.1 billion dollars a year to run trains through its 50 stations pay for staff and to keep up with maintenance. and because bird ridership still has not picked up since the pandemic. the system is headed for a 35 million dollar deficit by july of 2026. now barr does

provide discounts for those who are eligible like seniors and youth. >>and bart is also increasing their discount on their clipper start card from 20% to now 50%. and this all starts next year in lafayette, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>the u.s. coast guard has suspended the aerial search for a man believed to have gone overboard from ruby princess cruise ship as a return from mexico. that ship arrived in san francisco yesterday morning incense officials had been searching the vessel for several times for that missing 72 year-old man, but no luck so far u.s. customs and border protection was investigating disappearance. a san francisco startup wants to replace humans with ai employees. artisan ai has put up a series of ads across the city. they say artisans are excited to work 70 plus hours a week. the era of ai employees is here.

and another one very bluntly just says stop hiring humans. the company currently has around 30 human employees. and there's no word, however, on how many of them could eventually be replaced by artificial intelligence. more than a 5th of american spends all their income on rent or they work a second job to afford a place to live. that's according to a new redfin survey that found 22% of black renters spend their entire paycheck on rent the median price of bread nationally is about $1600 a month before the pandemic. it was under 1400 housing costs skyrocketed in the pandemic amid low interest rates and increased competition. today is giving tuesday and food banks across the bay area are seeing an increase in demand for services this holiday season. many of them seeing of the man as high as during the covid pandemic. however, most pandemic air assistance has ended now, experts say the

high cost of living in the housing crisis have resulted in more people heading to the food bank. but they're being met with fewer resources leaders from food providers are now asking the public to help pitch in. >>calling upon our community to rally with us and deliver as best we can to make sure that those who need can continue to rely on us for help. >>to find out ways to help yourself. you can visit our website. that's kron 4 dot com. oakland's christmas in the park. toy drive is collecting toys for their kids. and this year they're hoping to expand the operation. a couple 100 items have so far been donated and they're hoping to get 1000 or more then start helping kids in oakland's chinatown. that's before expanding giving to other neighborhoods in oakland and elsewhere in the east bay. can be donated until thursday night at lincoln square park rec center. that's at 2, 50 10 streets. they'll be

distributed saturday from 11 to one at that very same spot and anyone can show up to help hand out those toys. >>because you have like one one. good for the hearty. no one should be, you know, be used be and update it. had no fan of the trio, no gifts for the holiday. and when she have >>now in its 18th year, the toy drive was started to honor oakland police officers stand mock who ran a holiday toy drive before he died in 2007. >>it's been just over 24 hours since new state lawmakers were sworn into office and already they're introducing bills, including to supporters, say will strengthen access to abortion in california. capital tom wallace closer look. and those proposed.

>>tuesday board members and san mateo county choose to allow voters to decide whether the county should have the power to remove a sheriff from office. specifically the current in battle, sheriff christina corpus kron four's lezla gooden has more. >>motion passes with super soakers up standing in a 5 to 4 vote. the san mateo county board of supervisors will now hold a special election in march to allow voters to decide to give the board power to remove sheriff cristina corpus. we are happy to hear from the share, but i want people to know that. >>i have 0 confidence in anything coming out of her mouth being truthful. and saying that about a law enforcement officer. is really concerning the board. also motioned to invite corpus to

give a sworn testimony ahead of its next meeting on december 10th. >>this decision comes after an explosive report accusing purpose of creating a toxic work environment using racial and homophobic slurs and having inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. >>corpus wanted to come to our next meeting on december 10 and make her case why we can take for represented by counsel and testified to us and present whatever evidence she wanted to. the board can take it under advisement at that time. whether or not they wanted to go ahead and pull the charter amendment off. the sheriff has denied all allegations against her in question. >>the legitimacy of the report. released this letter ahead of today's meeting reading in part, there are so many questions as to how the county went about this despicable chapter. for now. the real question is whether the county's actions to date and the proposed charter amendment can be a good justification to take away the voters choice. and in that conversation, the sheriff.

>>admitted to me that make there on who is really at the core of the allegations in this report. had lied to me about a statement that she had allegedly made. >>in the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association released this statement regarding today's vote saying sheriff corpus a stubborn efforts to cling to power despite the board and it's loss of confidence in her leadership has made this and and necessary. if i'm president step toward regaining trust and transparency in the san mateo county sheriff's office adding that they support the board's vote. >>and the south bay, 6 schools will close. another 8 will consolidate monday. parents speaking out about the decision kron four's terisa stasio met with moms at one school being shut down in the san jose to hear their concerns. i want this happening again.

>>i don't want is my school kicking in very for earth. >>was a unfair parent. candace douglas is distraught. her daughters beloved school renaissance academy in east saint is a is slated to be shut down. >>really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not some. >>and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be take it away. and this cool actually works. the scores are high. that test scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has. >>skyrocketed in the school. >>renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in an attempt to deal with a 20 million dollar shortfall. 8 schools will be merged as well in the coming years. >>i have family, a mentally i

have ties to fisher from back in the case because i was an alumni here. i wanted my kids to go to them out of the traditional charter school to put them in apparent choice school and that was being taken away from and the padilla is daughter also attends renaissance. definitely wrong. the district did not hear the prime places more than 100 people packed the school board meeting monday and others spilled out into the hallway. >>the district said that it had no choice and was forced to make the hard choices of closes schools. in a statement to kron 4 news, the superintendent said, quote, this decision is one of the most difficult we face as a district, but it is guided by our commitment to providing the best possible education for every student >>near where she's going to go. i'm even take care of the district and just try and going that route because i'm very unsatisfied about how they the board had made their

decisions on santas and theresa stasi crew for use. >>more news coming up. stay jus

hours since news state lawmakers sworn into office, members of the california legislative women's caucus have introduced a pair of bills that they say will protect access to abortions. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares a closer look at that legislation. >>i'm not interested in wasting any time. that's why new democratic assembly member maggie krell of sacramento just after she took the oath of office monday, she immediately introduced a bill.

she and the california women's legislative caucus say will protect access to abortion care in california. known as the medical abortion access bill. it will shield manufacturers, distributors and authorized healthcare providers from any civil or criminal liability or professional disciplinary action for accessing mailing receiving, distributing or administering medication abortion in california. there's a lot of different, you know, types of legal threats to the availability. >>of abortion everywhere. we've a lot of really strong work in california. we know we had proposition one that passed overwhelmingly by voters 2 years ago in shining the right to abortion in our state constitution. but there's still more work that needs to be done. the bill is sponsored by planned parenthood affiliates of california and by attorney general rob bonta in california. we are not backing down. we are absolutely committed to making sure that all women have access reproductive freedom at this press conference monday, bonta said he's also backing another bill that will give his office the authority to bring lawsuits against

municipalities. >>that interfere with access to abortions notes the bill comes after he says the city of beverly hills tried to block an abortion clinic from opening in its jurisdiction. that effort failed after bonta's office stepped in earlier this year and reached an agreement with the city to stop blocking the clinic all while requiring city employees to take part in training on california abortion law, holding those government actors attempting to did 9 abortion care. count on to says he also hopes the legislation sends a message to the incoming trump administration amid concerns over the president, elect's abortion continue to stand with you on the front lines of this fight. no matter what comes the matter, what comes from the white house in washington, d.c., from congress, a republican

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mind local law enforcement was able to make some arrests, height of mail theft just this weekend reporter claudia stefani and has the latest on the investigations. >>voting is everything. that was the message that was reiterated by both the sacramento county sheriff's office and the u.s. postal inspector. they're saying that they ultimately can't find your mail or the suspect responsible without knowing about it and were able to speak with all police are saying that they were able to actually make a break in their investigation by looking into the suspect's for other reasons. same situation unfolded for the sacramento county sheriff's office. ultimately the big take away with all of this. the suspects are committing other crimes over the weekend. rancho cordova police served a search warrant and arrested. a suspect was found with that now and what looks like a parcel key. >>the sheriff's office says it was a whole different crime that alerted them to the suspect or a series of retail thefts at the boot barn rancho cordova. >>from there, they were able to narrow down a suspect named bernard or rise a serve a

search warrant at his home found a lot of evidence related to that. the sheriff's office says that people thought to be responsible for stealing mail or keys chair mailboxes are likely to be responsible for other crimes from what their investigations have found do so. >>again, a kind of open up pandora's box into some other crimes. and again, you know, people wonder why take retail theft sisters, because sometimes that's just the tip of the iceberg that the sheriff's office and the postal inspector says it's not an easy process to try and track down. the suspects requires a lot of time. a lot of marine resources. >>but most importantly, tenacity, however, at the end of the day, they say that video is key. it's at your home and you're using kareen camera are low or something like that or if you do own a business having that surveillance video is vital for not just catching these folks, but in that prosecution, the postal inspector also hinted at the importance of video saying installing cameras near a communal mailbox might actually be a good idea after we work out what their h.o.a.

are. >>are with their neighbors. but again, anything like that, what we have very helpful video is always a tool and peace. but evidence. >>and on that note, called police mentioned that the ended up pulling those suspects over for a traffic violation. but they're able to tie them to that mail theft investigation because they had video of the suspect vehicle. so just goes to show you how important that video can be reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. >>new information tonight on the maui woman hannah kobayashi who vanished after flying to los angeles. investigators now say the 30 year-old was seen on camera crossing the border into mexico alone and she appeared on harms now considered a voluntary missing person. rachel antonoff reports. >>please, please do not stop

saying her name and incredibly troubling and puzzling case. 30 year-old hannah kobayashi landed safely at lax on november 8th. but for some unknown reason she didn't get on her connecting flight to new york city in the days after she seen at various locations around la, including the grove and a metro station near crypto com arena. on monday. la pd confirms it believes kobayashi intentionally missed her flight with cash in her passport in hand. police chief jim mcdonnell says she took a train to the u.s. mexico border. >>at this time, kobe, i case has been classified as a voluntary missing person. >>in the afternoon of november 12, one day after she sent some concerning text messages to her family. kobayashi is seen on foot entering tijuana. >>to date, the investigation has not uncovered any evidence that kobe, she is being trafficked or is the victim of foul play. >>authorities have found evidence that the 30 year-old indicated her desire to disconnect from technology via her social media, but are

encouraging her to connect with worried loved ones. >>reach if you can. you can call. >>in a tragic twist on november 24th kobayashi's father ryan died by suicide near lax days after doing this interview, he had flown into town to search for his missing daughter. why she abandoned her phone and seems to be off the grid. that's a mystery to her family and to police. no indication that there would be anything to cause this to happen in this fashion. >>for her to go off, but like any family situation, you know, who knows what the dynamics are. >>la pd says it will not continue its investigation in mexico saying kobayashi is not a suspect in any criminal activity and that her classification now has a voluntary missing person. fox. the balance between respecting her privacy and also ensuring any investigative actions conducted are within standards.

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>>tesla owners can now control their cars through their apple. watch and google maps gets an update. rich demuro has more and richaun tack. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. google maps is getting a helpful feature from ways. the app now shows real-time incident reports letting drivers know about accidents. construction speed cameras and police ahead. users can also add incidents or confirm existing reports the feature is rolling out, which means not everyone has access right away, but i did notice it during my drive over

the weekend, even though google maps and waze are sharing this feature. google says the 2 apps will continue to run separately. tesla is launching a long-awaited feature. an apple watch app. the company says they will launch an official apple watch app next week as part of its holiday update. the app will let the watch act as a car key open. the frunk set the temperature and check the battery level all without needing a phone previously. if you wanted some of these features, you would have to use a third-party app and pay a fee. other new features in the software update includes siriusxm streaming and the ability to set a battery charge level upon arrival to your destination. nintendo has a new game for your smartphone, animal crossing pocket camp complete is now available on iphone and android in this game. you're the camp site manager collecting items crafting exploring and making friends with a unique cast of characters. the new version

includes 7 years of content from the original game. plus, new features you can also import designs from the nintendo switch game animal crossing new horizons. there are no in-app purchases. just a one-time fee of $10 which will increase to $20 after january. 30th just in time for those long holiday rides over the river and through the woods. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >>for some video games are an escape for others. it's simply a distraction before a select group. it's a way to pay for their education. esports are now on the rise and many colleges and universities are offering scholarships. one of them is concordia university in central texas reporter beal rhamondre introduces us to the team and shows us why that sport is taking off. >>there's a room concordia university. that's devoted to

gamers. you'll find student in game or kate morgan here on to concordia because they had esports team. she's one of about 40 members on the team. so everything over which a majority on scholarship spending their days practicing for upcoming tournaments. we're doing something you love, also we're going to get, you know, scholarships from it. and so i think that's a big thing for a lot of students. robert morris university was the first to have a varsity esports team back in 2014. since then more and more colleges and universities have started offering scholarships for esports. >>so it's really amazing to see that growth over the 10 years from 2014 to where we are now in 2024. mark val doria esports coordinator for concordia and a lot of our players receive this cautious on top merit scholarships that we offer based on the scholarship would have its $250 for the semester. >>he says the growth of the sport is only ramping up and that could be in bigger scholarships and better

facilities in the future. right now we have 13 pcs and our facility and we are looking at hopefully expanding in the summer and that way we can entice more students to come to concordia students just like kate, who are having fun, but also helping pay for their college. at the end of the day. >>winning the game. it's just a. it's just a very good feeling to on kxan >>stocks drift near record levels ahead of this week's shops. reports. plus, a new poll on job satisfaction is out. here's david lazarus with money. smart to break it all down. >>their stocks closed mixed today will kindly be described as a pretty lackluster day on wall street. analysts say we can expect investors to probably stay largely on the sidelines until friday's jobs report. and that will give a better indication of where the economy and no important interest rates are going to be heading as we go into 2025. shares of us steel down 8% a day after president elect

trump said that he would seek to stop the company's pending acquisition by japan's steel. and speaking of the first family elect shares of online payments, company, public square soared 270% today after it was announced that the son of the president elect don junior will be joining the company's board. now, do you like your job? well, we have so you may be in the minority. a new survey from gallup finds that the number of u.s. workers looking for a new gig is now at a 10 year high. more than half of 20,000 workers surveyed by gallup said they are there now actively seeking or looking around for a new gig. that's the largest percentage we've seen since 2015 and that even eclipse is the so-called great resignation that we were talking about after the pandemic. gallup says many workers now feel either stuck or frustrated with their current gigs due in part to smaller raises or fewer promotions. it's worth pointing out to employers that he can often be cheaper retain

a worker as opposed to having to hire and train a new one. back to you. >>more news coming up. stay isr

cease-fire is now in jeopardy just less than a week after going into effect. the terror group, hezbollah fired into israeli territory after claiming the israel repeatedly violated their truce. israel kills at least 11 people in air strikes in response to hezbollah's attack. this all comes as vermont senator bernie sanders is joining a former israeli defense minister accusing the idf of ethnic cleansing in gaza news

nation's alina shiraz. the has the latest from washington. >>the idf says they have rejected it claims of ethnic cleansing and says they have been operating in accordance to international law. we do have a statement here from israel's former defense minister, yoav gallant. he's come out in defense of the idf saying, quote, your lawns, words or a lie that helps our enemy and hurts israel. the united states has also commented on the accusation. here's what the state department had to say. >>i can tell you 2 things. number one, they have said to us, that's not their policy. and number 2, we have made clear to them that any set that we would fundamentally reject any such policy? i can't speak to the assessments made by a former israeli military official. i can tell you that when it comes to. potential violations of international humanitarian law, something else he raised in his statement. we have our ongoing assessments and they have not concluded. >>president elect donald trump is also saying all hostages

held by hamas must be released. by the time we get to office. otherwise there will be, quote, help to pay. in washington. alina shirazi news nation. >>for the very first time since russia's invasion of ukraine president zelensky put forward a possible deal that could end the fighting. the proposal comes as world leaders prepare for a change in the american position on ukraine. under president-elect donald trump washing correspondent ben a simlot reports. >>in the ukrainian city of ternopil russian strikes killed one and knocked out power to part of the city. putin weaponizing winter. >>trying to freeze people out of their homes in brussels. secretary of state antony blinken pushed nato leaders to continue support for ukraine. >>as the u.s. prepares to inaugurate president-elect donald trump. was skeptical of u.s. support to both ukraine and nato. got us on the 20th of january. >>every minute every day trump

has criticized the biden administration for sending billions to ukraine since russia's invasion. the state department says the u.s. has sent 61 billion dollars in military aid to kyiv. we have to everything we can to get more entry age. you're paying for the first time since the invasion, ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky indicated he would give a plan to stop the fighting. it's the lives he says he would be willing to give up land russia controls if nato membership applied to the parts of ukraine, not under russian control. nato secretary-general mark was noncommittal about the possibility we have to make sure that ukraine gets into position strength at the vatican. this week, the pope called for an end to the war in ukraine where that they had to shut their full saying children, women, the elderly and the week are its first victim sled already in washington. i'm today some light. >>a parade of president elect trump's new cabinet nominees were on capitol hill tuesday.

his picks for attorney general defense secretary and secretary of state all meeting with senators there, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains the road ahead. >>the trump nominees are here making their cases to senators as they work to win support for confirmation. but some nominees are facing more intense scrutiny than others. >>a lot of questions information about the nomination. lot of questions will ration not any questions from that's god made confirmation hearings as senators gear up to consider president elect trump's nominees. great meeting. many of them are visiting capitol hill to try to rack up votes for confirmation. want congratulate responded to be president trump's nominee, attorney general nominee pam bondi is getting glowing reviews from republicans as she makes the rounds prosecutors. she wasn't really too good to turn shoot stuff. susan and instantly went to the forest, understands the role that trump's pick for defense secretary is more

controversial. >>army veteran and former fox news host pete hegseth is facing multiple troubling allegations including an accusation of assault which he denies and an investigation by the new yorker that alleges headset was fired from previous jobs because of intoxication and inappropriate behavior. but at least some senators are standing behind headset and i've known him for a long time. and >>i and they're not going to be anything to this. at the end of the day on tuesday, the trump transition team took the first steps to allow the fbi to screen its nominees. that's something many senators say is crucial to the confirmation process. you can't do is speed dating process for the cabinet of the president of the united states. >>without of embarrassed. >>the trump transition team says they're moving forward with the fbi background checks so that their nominees could get security clearances and hit the ground running on day one in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>love our community and we

know they need things and can get those things for them. >>still ahead on kron, 4 news, how one non-profit in the east bay is stepping up to help

>>food rescue group in concord is expanding its services this year by moving into a new facility just in time for the holiday season. kron four's philippe djegal continues are giving tuesday team coverage by spotlighting white pony express in concord, tackles community hunger every day. >>welcome a funny express. white pony express has been operating out of its new facility on bates avenue in

concord since july. ceo yves bird says the food rescue group moved from its old warehouse in pleasant hill to its new location to expand its services and keep up with the growing need. we're reaching 125,000 individuals a year, thousands of people every week. the new digs features a refrigerator 5 times larger than the previous one and a lot more space for volunteers to sort through and packaged food for distribution. expanded our operation by about 3 times during the pandemic. to our we've had to continue to expand our services ever sense. they tears and staff members stepping up to the challenge to make enough food available to the community to make up to 10,000 meals daily. we get the opportunity to give back to our community. >>we get to feed our community, put smile on their faces and he's a retired military veteran and has been

volunteering at white pony express for 7 years served will of giving. >>people love to go one. think i'm the only way that we do. the most cost-effective way. it's the most loving and and community center way. and in order to do that, we need funds and just one dollar or an hour of your time. >>we'll help neighbors out in concord. philippe djegal all kron, game sweep.

>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 12 30. we're live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. >>san jose teacher is speaking out tonight about his near-death experience. >>he says while he was out eating dinner at a bar in santa cruz, he was shot in the back. this happened almost 2 weeks ago while he was on a surfing trip with friends. kron. 4 shock moment has more details. >>richard brooks state here at valley medical center for 4 days after he was shot in the back in an unrelated gang shooting in santa cruz. he doesn't know how long it'll take for him to recover, but he's just happy to be alive. >>this is buffett. she is super friendly. >>richard brooks thought he would either be dead or paralyzed. i just wiggling my fingers and toes. and that made me feel a lot more comforted. >>it wasn't even 2 weeks ago he was laying on the floor of a bar in santa cruz after him and a friend were shot by stray bullets. the shooting happened november 22nd.

>>i went over to help my friend and i couldn't to a few clothes because i just kind of collapse and asked them look. and i can tell. and when he looked you know, my back that there was. >>going to problems that after 4 days at the hospital, he came home happy to be with his wife and offense. but he still grapples with how close he came to death. i just want to call my wife my daughter >>first, i just wanted to come from, you know, but want to make right call to brooks was with his longtime friends they surface about morning and were just reminiscing about their lives and future plans. >>now with a walker, he's going to have to roll around for a his bullet wound is also starting to become infected and he may need surgery prolonging his recovery. >>look at the positive aspects of humanity. you know, it. it's tough to deal with people being callous and shooting into crowds. so being some people get hurt. his family set up a gofundme to help with his healing. now his goal.

>>keep the friendship reunions going on and eventually get back out on the water. want to get out there and make our goal. you know, if not next year, the year after we're getting a little older, but we we still want to do a lot of things. and parish public house in santa cruz will be hosting a benefit event for it. richard and his friend, both of which shot at that location. it will be from 08:00pm to 10:00pm this coming friday, 20% of all proceeds will go to benefit. the families impacted reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>well, taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. looking like a nice clear night, will it last year? the week, though, kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with your forecast lines. >>i sunshine around the bay area today. some record temperatures set out there tomorrow. we've got record. we're going to be close. it's gonna be running above average all around the bay area. sunny skies breaking out all around to now. we may see a couple patches of fog out toward the

coastline maybe some to leave fog developing some of the north bay valleys on that right now. you're looking good golden gate bridge, little slow northbound its work out there right now. but otherwise, you're looking at mostly clear skies. that's what's going to stay overnight tonight. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine on the way normal temperatures that dry weather will continue as we head toward the next couple of days, changing a little bit as we get toward the weekend. temperatures 41 in nevada right now getting chilly there. 43 in 45 now a nap and 42 in fairfield offshore winds have been bringing us that dry air and that will continue overnight again for tonight. long-range pattern we have really strong ridge of high pressure. what's called a rex block high pressure the north. we've got low pressure to the south and just hard to get this thing to move. nothing can really punch through. we're left with these storms that kind of die as they move on by and all of a sudden leave behind some clouds. but that is about it. so we are left with some nice weather. tomorrow's temperatures you getting up early. it is going to be a little cold about 38 degrees in santa rosa. 39 in vacaville furlough 40 in

antioch. 41 a little more lot of 40's inside the bay and along the coastline, too. so a cold start your morning. but by the afternoon, yeah, we're enjoying the sunshine. and how about this? 64 degrees downtown san francisco. 63 in the marina coastal sections you headed out toward the beach about 64 degrees. elder, not a 63 in pacifica inside the bay. thank you very much. mid 60's there tomorrow afternoon. little hazy, but not bad. you're looking at numbers running up well into the 60's. further south, you go. in fact, you head to the south bay again, you have that nice, a pocket of air here in the santa clara valley tends to warm up these kind of situations. 71 degrees in santa clara, 71 in san jose about 70 in milpitas. just a beautiful afternoon there. 69 in pleasanton about 70 and looking to 66 degrees and birthday. 66 also in richmond and those temperatures looking nice all across the board the next couple days. nice weather on tap cooling down a few more clouds coming our way toward the weekend. but no rain in sight. >>looking good, lauren, staying. so all voters in san mateo county will now decide

if county supervisors could have the power to remove a sheriff from office and a meeting on tuesday. the board passed a vote to hold a special election in march. voters will be asked to give the board of supervisors authority to remove the current sheriff christina corpus. this comes after a report accuses the sheriff of creating a toxic work environments, including using racial and homophobic slurs as well as having an inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. >>i want people to know that. i have 0 confidence in anything coming out of her mouth being truthful. and saying that about a law enforcement officer is really concerning. >>sheriff corpus continues to deny all these allegations. in a letter she sent to the supervisors today. she question if it's justified for the council to take away the voters choice. meanwhile, the sheriffs association also says they support the board's vote for that special election.

it's going to cost a little more to ride bart in the new year, starting on january. 1st, bart is raising its fair by 5.58%. the transit agency says the increase is needed to help keep trains running. kron four's. lindsey ford has more reaction from riders and breaks it down. >>lafayette bart station keeping busy tuesday evening with many bart riders heading home. that daily commute will soon cost extra starting january first, bart is raising its fair by 5.5% and average increase of $0.25 per trip. i'm not very happy with that. edgar more is on. says he sets aside a specific amount of money for bart fares to get home to antioch and with higher prices for almost everything. the upcoming fare hike is extra stress. hard to get around because it's so far and i have we rely on bart. >>so having the fares and fees

is huge bummer to me. so wasn't so use frequently how very likely to be using in the future as well. but it just makes a very unreliable in terms of some commuters like veronica castro churn tell us as they don't mind the fare increase. i would rather not sit in traffic. >>i'd rather be on and get home quickly to my family. so i'm okay with it. >>it's not something that we like to art spokesperson james allison says the fare hike is necessary to keep up with inflation. we need to do it to continue offering services. obviously everything. >>cost more year to year. and so bart buys its electricity to run our trains that cost us more money. you know, we have to pass along some of that cost to our riders. >>he says it cost 1.1 billion dollars a year to run trains through its 50 stations pay for staff and to keep up with maintenance. and because bird ridership still has not picked

up since the pandemic. the system is headed for a 35 million dollar deficit by july of 2026. now barr does provide discounts for those who are eligible like seniors and youth. >>and bart is also increasing their discount on their clipper start card from 20% to now 50%. and this all starts next year in lafayette, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>to our neighbors committed to creating a welcoming environment committee for all. today. makes you proud. >>santa clara county has officially sworn in its first vietnamese american supervisor. betty duong, the succeeds supervisor cindy chavez after winning a highly competitive race last month. she will oversee district 2, which includes east san jose and parts of downtown with a large the in these population. wang says as a lifelong

resident of san jose, she will prioritize creating more affordable housing and making county services more acceptable. and staying in santa clara county tuesday, the board supervisors unanimously approved protections for its immigrant residents against what they say are threats from the incoming trump administration. 5 million dollars in funds will be set aside to help supervisors say that, although they don't know what to expect in the coming 4 years, they do know based on experience from trump's prior policies that they have reason to be concerned for. the county's immigrant community. >>we have seen so far is a lot of fear in our community starting from the first really from day after the election. and we said this came to it, that we would put our money where where it was needed. and now it is needed. >>the 5 million dollars will be moved from the general fund contingency reserve for immigrant support. resources

and county south will propose recommendations on how the funds should be used at future meetings. there. you can see a very tense night in south korea after its president declared martial law pledging to eliminate what he calls an tisei forces. this order was in effect for 6 hours with troops surrounding the parliament. korean language teachr in the south bay says the solution, the situation in korea had her nervous all day long. >>soria been my friend and family in korea in. sir, i hope they will be stable. one of friends call me in korea, she said that she thought was war. >>igor happen. you know where you know? so. >>it just very scary. >>south korean lawmakers ultimately voted to reject the military law. and there are now calls for the president to

resign or face impeachment that charlotte martial law was the first one in south korea since the 80's. federal authorities say they busted a man in southern california for sending guns, ammunition and military equipment to north korea. these are some of the weapons investigators say they seized from the chinese national at his home. they say he was about to send them overseas and that includes 50,000 rounds of ammunition, a device identify chemical threats and a tool that detects eavesdropping devices. u.s. officials say he was being asked to send even more. >>given asked to provide. engines, plane engines that the north koreans could then use to help develop their military drone program. and north korean officials also ask mr. wen to obtain military uniforms. and they told him that the idea with these military uniforms to help conducting a surprise attack on south korea.

>>investigators say the chinese national had overstayed a student visa. that's making him a legally on a bit, unable to possess guns or ammunition. and despite that, he it's 40 shipments of weapons to north korea by hiding them inside shipping containers. if convicted, he could be sentenced to 20 years in prison. now to an update to a story we first brought you here on kron. 4 news, the young couple with their car stolen in fremont on thanksgiving are now parents of a baby girl. ariel willis was born on december. first, just a few days after that theft cost the couple thousands of dollars inside the car. the couple had a stroller, a car seats, baby clothes and toys. but the community has stepped up raising more than $8,000 for them. >>the measure close down a portion of to those great highway. now, the focal points in an effort to recall city, a

city supervisor. we'll be right back.

>>say to the closing arguments in the murder trial of new moma. many that's the man accused of stabbing tech executive. bob lead to death last year. it was the defense's turn on tuesday to make their last statements. kron four's rob nesbitt was inside the courtroom all day and reports on what played out. >>tuesday, it was the defense's turn with closing arguments and they spent a majority of the day talking about the relationship between cash app founder bob lee and many claiming that the 2 were friendly with each other and saying the prosecution only

showed a fraction of the messages between the 2 to show a false narrative. day 2 of closing arguments and it was the defense's turn, arguing self-defense claiming it was bob lee who on the night he was killed with claimed he brought it within to many and many had to deflect the night to lee. the defense played video outside of the battery club in san francisco. the same monthly was killed saying the video shows lee using the night he was killed with to snort drugs. you're is going to be able to back and look at that. but i'm telling you. >>the dimensions we've broken it down, he's holding the same exact she sighs of the knife that was found outside of the caltrans parking last night. if you look at that video, like many of the grainy videos in this, it's a rorschach test, right? and 5 never carried a knife and he would never coke off with a knife, right? that's it's it's unsafe the prosecution many stab leave because of how upset he was with introducing his sister khazar to a drug dealer was sexually assaulted her.

>>lawyers many downplayed that assault tuesday saying the sister was touched on the and there's no many would kill another person because of that. defense lawyers also told jurors that because ours witness big part of the trial should not be trusted because of her history with drugs and alcohol. i spoke with lee's brother timothy oliver lee. after closing arguments concluded and he talked about how difficult the last 6 weeks as ben, we many didn't only kill bob, but now he's trying to kill his character, trying to kill his legacy. and that is something that we can about. right. we can't stand for. >>i bought was a great man. and for this. a person to try and traumatizes again and again. it's just right. it's been terrible experience. now the closing arguments have concluded wednesday will begin at 09:30am, with deliberations reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>after 2 successful recalls in the east bay november, san

francisco may be next to hold a recall election of its own as kron four's. dan kerman tells us those upset over the passage of measure k that was to close a portion of the great highway now want to toss their supervisor from office. >>in november, more than 54% of san francisco voters approved measure k which permanently closes the center section of the great highway from lincoln to sloat to create a waterfront park. but 63% of district 4 residents who live there opposed the measure over traffic concerns. now they want to replace their supervisor for championing the measure. >>it says that leadership on are. and that's the reason why initiated a recall. >>been booed. i with open the great highway was one of those who went to san francisco city hall tuesday to submit a letter of intent to recall supervisor joel and cardio. >>as jill done anything super significant and to improve the life of sense. that residence know. i mean, he's done some

night markets and things like that. but this is the largest issue. the biggest thing that he's ever propose. and it's such a screw it's a it's it's created such a mess within the district, right that yes, he should be recalled just for this one incident. i understand that this is a big issue that people were opposed to. >>and there's a lot of concerns about traffic. so i'm committed to addressing those concerns and hearing all of the residents who care about traffic and addressing those concerns. that's what i'm committed to do. and cardio stands by his support for closing the section of the great highway and says he's hoping voters don't decide his fate because of a single issue. i'm being recalled i supported the democratic process of letting the people have a say about what to do r coasand the coast does belong to everyone. once election officials give the ok backers of the recall will have 120 days together. 9900 signatures to put in guard ios future do a vote in a special election next year. dan kerman

kron, 4 news. >>still ahead, more top

giving tuesday. it's a day designed to get back to your community. and here in the bay area, the san francisco marin food bank is asking for your help. kron four's will tran has the details. >>today's the day, the you can play secret santa family and friends can wait a little bit later today is especially important because if you and play secret santa, we see all the food here and they could use a lot more because they need never goes away. if you

donate today, they can turn say one dollar into $3. that's a lot of beans. greens, tomatoes, potatoes, that they give to the 50,000 households that need them weekly. here's barber you are part of the supply chain. what can people do? i know people think about family and friends during this time. sell your case to go wait a minute through others who need my yeah. today, what you're seeing at the food bank today, is that a typical tuesday that what's special about today is it's giving tuesday. and so we're asking the for financial donations today. and also we have a triple match from genentech. so every dollar that you donate today turns into $3 and we in turn can turn that into 6 meals for the community because you guys are great shoppers. you find the deals as opposed to somebody dropping biannual excepted,

canned goods. but your money just goes for it and it does. we can. we can basically take a dollar donated and turn it into what would cost you $6 in a grocery store to replicate. so the best way to support us, especially today is with a financial donation. do you see the need to go up and up? i mean, pandemic, it was really high. said the lot of people were not working. how is it this so we serving 50,000 households every week. and that is up from about 32,000 pre-pandemic. so the need is still really and speaking needs is not just money. you need volunteers. yeah, that's a great way to also december's a great time to do that. we sometimes fill up on our shifts. so please consider january and february when things are a little quieter, make it your new year's resolution may be to come in volunteer at the food bank. we have a lot of viewers. i want you to look right into the camera and tell them you're

website s at food bank dot org is a way to both donate financially today. >>and sign up for volunteer shift. ok? very this season. well, you know, thanksgiving christmas, it comes and go. but i can tell you, obviously hunger never goes away and i'm not sure about the men behind me, but i'm sure there are volunteers and they are sorting out all the canned goods as well. and again, today is the day where you can turn one dollar. >>into $3. talk about value. back to >>coming up, a collection of gifts coming from an unlikely source. how a 6 year-old girl is helping toys for tots. we'll be right back.

>>the u.s. marine corps toys for tots program has distributed more than 600 million toys since 1947. and this year they're getting some backup from a 6 year-old girl who's using hot cocoa to help kids in need. justin white introduces us as the weather dies down for the season. some lemonade stand start to pack up. others like this one convert to hot cocoa stance. but this one doesn't accept quarters. it's accepting choice. >>would you like hot when jennifer seymour asked her 6 year-old daughter avery, what she wanted for christmas. she expected dulzura playhouse. instead, avery said she wanted to help kids in need. she has a very kind hurt. all started with the starbucks right? avery saw box with the toys for tots label and asked her mother what it was so explained. what toys for tots is about.

>>and she got a little sad and she said so some kids don't get gifts. and i said no. so she wanted to start raising gifts for kids because i want to help. kids sat down have ties for us to space. and so every taco stand was born. chocolate chip cookie and it's even attracted the big man from up north. but there's no cash or cards here in your pocket. change what we're doing they don't don't eat it chocolate and cookies, baby toys. soccer starkey's ski lines and just after noon hearst and was already full for a sleigh ride around the world, filling up almost every box like jennifer daddy. and he was all on board saying he's glad that what they're teaching their daughter is reaching here. >>this was things you want to do. most was helped by their kids. she was a real worried about herself. and honestly never really is. and they know because of her kindness. her love for christmas in the spirit of giving is going to spread to kids in need around town and makes me proud because she's a little feisty things. so for her to want to give to others, i'm very proud

of i just melts my heart. i couldn't be more proud. he has. >>all right. 10 have 2 stats, right? justin white, 17 news. n

we turn to a terrible tragedy in southern california where a toddler was accidentally shot and killed by a 7 year-old brother. that shooting happened in the shopping center parking lot as the children simply sat in that pickup truck. shelby nelson has more from rancho cucamonga. >>hi there. and unfortunately,

this is going to have a lifelong impact on this family. now, we spoke to authorities today who tell us this appears to be a tragic accident. it was this parking lot in front of florida. corman day. deputies were called to a heartbreaking tragedy in rancho cucamonga when deputies arrived on scene, they discovered that 2 year-old child had been shot. the little boy died after being shot in the head. but how it happened appears to be a tragic accident. according to gloria, where it, though, with the san bernardino county sheriff's department. >>she says the little boys, 7 year-old brother got ahold of the gun inside the glove compartment of their truck. the mom, as i understand it, had just gotten to the location. she was unloading some things off the back of the truck. >>the children were in the cab of the truck and that's where the shooting occurred. deputies were called out to the location on day creek boulevard just before 4 in the afternoon. >>the family is from crestline. that's heartbreaking. a version for the whole family. authorities say the gun is legally registered, but they couldn't say nor could they say whether

the children's mother is a concealed carry weapon permit holder regardless, they say the weapon should have been stored properly extremely unfortunate. i can't even imagine what you must be going through. we spoke to an expert who says unfortunately law enforcement will have to weigh whether she'll be charged. unfortunately, the state of california is going to hold her responsible. >>for allowing an unauthorized person to gain access. so her firearm, whether or not he that should have you hold or not? authorities say in this case the weapon was not in a lock box leading to a painful outcome. they're urging parents to be extremely cautious. i think it's more important to educate the children on what to do. if you see a gun, if you find one. >>don't touch him turn around. >>tell an adult and you don't go telling other kids. now the san bernardino county sheriff's department is investigating and they say once that process is done, they will turn that information over. >>to the district attorneys office and that will determine if any charges will be brought against any of the parents. that's the very latest from

rancho cucamonga. i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. >>in yolo county for the very first time county leaders and community members have now created an exhibit highlighting and honoring ross aereo's. that's the male mexican workers who came to the u.s. temporarily to ease labor shortages during world war. 2. now kimberly cruz has more on the one day exhibit that's keeping history alive. this exhibit was months in the making with county community members and local leaders stepping up to highlight the contributions of dust settles. >>not only in the u.s. but in yolo county. this december. 30th will mark 60 years since the vanessa do program ended in the country. dozens of pictures, his descendants live in the divis area and historical artifacts, i save painted these walls on tuesday, creating an exhibit bringing awareness to the dust settle program in the united states which brought no

mexican workers to sustain the u.s. economy from 1942. to 1964. were always very proud to honor the past. and, you know, both the good things that have in the past and the not so things make sure that we are recognizing those and how we can always continue to do better in the future, recognizing the contributions many generations of settles brought to the country. but also to yolo county over 10,000 for sarah workers here in yolo county. and so it's really, really momentous program, but also the center rich history. yolo county was one of the counties that received one of the largest numbers of workers. dr modena was part of the initiative in putting this exhibit together. she says initially workers were brought to stockton from mexico and then redistributed to different areas in california. the goal of the program was relieved to have work labor. >>not necessarily recognizing the entire worker as person who was part of a family. in some ways it was family

separation that took place through this program and a part of history. dr morton was says is often overlooked. so for the past 4 months, yolo county residents and leaders work together to keep this history became challenging to find. but i settles because they are now in their 80's and 90's or 100. so then we went looking for descendants collecting pictures and stories from descendants sons, daughters and grandchildren. but i said those who live in yolo county, you can see the fruits of their labor now as they're, you know, either children or grandchildren are now positions of power. >>carrying on their legacy throughout la county, many of the families can hear county. some of the family state. and so now we're just acknowledging that part of time in our history coming together to shine a light on the legacy left behind. >>community members and local leaders say they hope to continue this exhibit in the future and have had talks

about finding a permanent home, including hosting the exhibit at the local school districts. i'll send things back to you. >>on kron, 4 news, 8 year-old cancer, survivor's first nfl syrians was dramatically cut short after a rowdy and drunk fan almost pushed her down the stairs. we hear from her and her father next.

>>dramatic story out of buffalo, new york where 8 year-old forty-niners fan and cancer survivor was shot by a buffalo bills fan at sunday's game, causing her to fall from are seats. reporter dylan morello has that story.

>>8 year-old mia de camilla currently lives in rochester, new york. she, however, became a big forty-niners fan because of her father, me and my again in the hospital launch altogether. >>and then when come home kind for cancer. down and, you know, real action much, campbell, all the ag that so i my team. mia has battled and beat in liver cancer twice after relapsing in may of last year. >>she's been featured on buffalo's hope arises in news. four's shine gold event helping raise money for other young cancer warriors. on sunday, she went to her first nfl game at highmark stadium braving the cold with a smile holding proudly and i'd be cancer sign and car when you're driving there. >>i was saying like, oh, yeah, i wish to excited like i was.

>>well, with henry the fun night was cut short after the family tells us a drunk bills fan pushed down the stairs in an shoveled section 3.12, he said i'm gonna push through all these niner fans. so he actually bought me a little about my son and me a little bit and then got asked me and pushed most lit up the stairs and hit her. live side on the chairs. the family was so uncomfortable they had to leave the game early guy purposely walk-through was pushing through people. i mean, i get it, you know, this busy and hectic puts it. he's he's he's had his 6 foot and she's less than 100 pounds. this story caught the attention of former nfl player antonio brown who is planning to facetime me and raise awareness of her battle. many on social media called on bills fans to do better. >>others say this isn't a reflection of bills, mafia still, mia says she won't be back at highmark anytime soon. we don't want to go back

because i felt uncomfortable. and just you know, need to mia and her father, ed, they hope this incident raises awareness to what some kids are going through, even though they're battling for their life. >>they're still out there trying to enjoy it. know that there's competitiveness and whatnot, but there's a point to where it's a family event. i just help. >>at end just and can be nice grown. get shot >>more news coming up. soprah i

a brand new youtube channel and podcast. plus this. they released the trailer for its

new live action remake of snow white's andy reismeyer has those details in the entertainment report. >>the queen of daytime talk is back with a new show. she's going the way of the influencer. what we want to do is start a book club here on the oprah show because i know a lot of you are in reading clubs out there and you have a book of the month and so forth. >>and i want to get the whole country reading again. that's right. oprah is back not on television, but with a podcast and youtube channel. >>some episodes of the podcast will be an extension of her book club. the show also have weekly interviews in the book club. portions of the podcast will be filmed inside different starbucks stores. here's a look at the first episode. >>listen to this. every month i'm going to have a new book club pick and starbucks is going to pair a delicious cup of curated coffee. the pairing for this book is christmas blend. coffee, which pairs perfectly with the december book. the show itself is, of course, a partnership with starbucks. she still has her own media empire o w n that

deal with warner brothers, discovery across tv and digital to be frank. kind of a surprise that she's the slate of a doctor, at least for youtube. but the reason might be that youtube is now beating spotify and apple podcast as the go-to place for podcast listeners and a big year for this guided tour has just been announced with a homecoming in la. apple just drop their year-end charts. kendrick lamar's, not like us is the number one song of the year globally. he's hitting the road with an artist whose work with for about a decade. >>and days. >>says it will join him on tour. they try to get back in 2018 of collaborated several times since including the black panther soundtrack. the tour is called the grand national tour. it begins next april and stretches into june 2. chances to see kendrick

here in la at sofi may 21st and 23rd tickets go on sale this friday, december 6th at 10:00am. but an exclusive pre-sale for cashapp card users this wednesday at 10 and a new trailer for disney's highly anticipated live action remake of the 1937 animated classic snow white. take a look. the movie stars rachel zegler as snow, white and gallagher dot as her stepmother, the evil queen. the film already receiving a bit of criticism mainly over the not so great cgi used for the 7 doors. snow white will hit theaters march. 21st with your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer. >>coming up, sharks looking for their 3rd straight when they were just washington taking on the capitals. sports

reporter aaron wilson has all the highinto

tonight on a four-game losing streak, hoping to snap its key tonight in the mile high city. but could they do it with the warriors? they were undefeated in the nba cup up to this point skirt, hoping to continue that. but they would have to try and do that without draymond green, who has calf tightness, so to speak up in the 4th quarter. the warriors up by one and a charade. jackson davis with the field going the other way and he throws it down right there. one hand jam and that will force an end. it's time now. >>and then the warriors, they pad their lead to 3. a minute

later, the warriors up by for steph curry sinks 3 right there. he is. 24 points. 7 rebounds and 11 assists to his stat line on the night that extends the lead to 7 in a couple moments later, the bill of leading by a gp 2 drives and floats one of his own 11 points off the bench for gp to another war is about later on, though. it's a 6 point going say be done in the coming the finishing nicely. it's a basket. 19 points and 5 rebounds per coming up. but here come the know is a 2 point game in now nikola jokic gets the friendly bounce there at the ramp fall and now it's 38 points. 10 rebounds, 6 assists for the joke on a night for the double double. amber would take the lead on a couple free throws. and now that the warriors last ditch effort for moses moody with well kristen brown gets the rebound wide in their motion for a timeout. steve kerr was actually upset about because they have no more time now

than at one. so the didn't even call it when brown motion forward because he knew possibly that it will result in a technical foul for low. so it seems is graduates to decorate steve kerr with man. nonetheless, the warriors, they lose just one heartbreaking fashion. one, 19, one, 15 here with the a actually meetings. we turn it over a couple but you know, the following 3 point shooter, shot. 35 free throws. >>so i thought we played to of a game for the most part and guys played their off. you know, they're they're competing and they're trying. >>can't send a team to the line. 35 times and expect to win a game against a great team. so we got a lot to work proud of the guys for their effort. we have a lot of guys who came up big played well, but we're going to be a good team and i think we can be. we've got learn to execute and close games. >>so the sharks in our nation's capital tonight

taking on the capitals teen who was riding high on a four-game win streak of their first period. no score game at this point in time with the following question here. right there in like lamp shark bay strike first. it's a lead one. nothing going to second period. same score washington. nic dowd right here. one just like that, the capital, they tie it up and want to so that would eventually send over time. check out the post's moment here, though, william. it went with the one timer today and for the game winning and the shark when thrilling fashion on the road to one, make a win 3 straight. so head to tampa and try to make short as they break capitals four-game winning take on the lightning on thursday. it's pretty much all the time. we for right now in sports. >>nice sunshine around the bay area. today. some record temperatures set out there tomorrow. maybe not record. we're going to be close. it's gonna be running above average all around the bay area. sunny skies breaking out all around

to now. we may see couple patches of fog out toward the coastline maybe some to leave fog developing some of the north bay valleys on that right now. you're looking good golden gate bridge, little slow northbound work out there right now. but otherwise, you're looking at mostly clear skies. that's what's going to stay overnight tonight. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine on the way normal temperatures that dry weather will continue as we head toward the next couple of days, changing a little bit as we get toward the weekend. temperatures 41 in nevada right now getting chilly there. 43 in 45 now a nap and 42 in fairfield offshore winds have been bringing us that dry air and that will continue overnight again for tonight. long-range pattern we have really strong ridge of high pressure. what's called a rex block high pressure the north. we've got low pressure to the south and just hard to get this thing to move. nothing can really punch through. we're left with these storms that kind of die as they move on by and all of a sudden leave behind some clouds. but that is about it. so we are left with some nice weather. tomorrow's temperatures you getting up early. it is going to be a

little cold about 38 degrees in santa rosa. 39 in vacaville furlough 40 in antioch. 41 a little more lot of 40's inside the bay and along the coastline, too. so a cold start your morning. but by the afternoon, yeah, we're enjoying the sunshine. and how about this? 64 degrees downtown san francisco. 63 in the marina coastal sections you headed out toward the beach about 64 degrees. elder, not a 63 in pacifica inside the bay. thank you very much. mid 60's there tomorrow afternoon. little hazy, but not bad. you're looking numbers running up well into the 60's. further south, you go. in fact, you head to the south bay again, you have that nice, a pocket of air here in the santa clara valley comes the warm-up. these kind of situations. 71 degrees in santa clara, 71 in san jose about 70 in milpitas. just a beautiful afternoon there. 69 in pleasanton about 70 and looking to 66 degrees and birthday. 66 also in richmond and those temperatures looking nice all across the board the next couple days. nice weather on tap cooling down a few more clouds coming our way toward the weekend. but no rain in

sight. >>and that does here for us at kron 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie

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