>>joining us on kron, 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with con on. i'm stephanie rothman. well, there's a renewed push tonight in san carlos to build a pedestrian bridge on highway 101 overpass. this is in

response to last month's death of a bicyclist. the city now says the bridge project didn't happen because of funding which instead went to the expansion of the freeway as kron four's there. since then, reports street safety advocates. we're back tonight voicing their concerns. >>when somebody dies, nobody listens. so that's why we're here tonight. a leadership. >>street safety advocates pleading with the san mateo county transportation authority at a meeting thursday night demanding something be done to make the hawley street overpass in san carlos safer. i cannot think. >>of the more dangerous spot in all of san mateo county for cycling. i did the research and there have been several dozen at least a few deaths in that area. a lot of serious injuries. and then got knows how many close calls there are. so get reported. nearly 3 weeks ago. 31 year-old andrea vella 1, 0, >>was hit and killed by a car while riding her bike. she was

born in mexico city, a large family. she's brilliant. >>she's a data scientist. she worked for stanford university. cyclists say her death could have been prevented by a pedestrian and bike bridge. >>that never got built. it was ready to go shovel ready, as they say, funded. and then it got put on hold so they could widen dam freeway in as a result. a beautiful talented woman lost her life. the city engineers knew it was dangerous and that's why they had a project in place. advocates also spoke before the san carlos city council last monday. >>that's where mayor john dugan explain why the project failed because of the want to want to express lane. >>project and by the time that project was concluded were left. half murray lineup, the regional and state funding sources. so just to be clear, this remains a top priority of san carlos. the transportation authority says it's working with the city to see how they can get the project reignited.

we certainly appreciate the recognition that it is a priority. but, you know, i think that i would people to put their money where their mouth is. i mean, the time for thoughts and prayers are is over with advocates feared could take years for the pedestrian bridge to be built. until then they're hoping leaders consider a quick build. sometimes all it takes is some traffic paint and you can actually implement things one much more quickly. >>to a much lower cost and hopefully prevent these tragedies from happening now. we're going to hold them accountable to make some changes. >>street safety advocates plan to put this goes spike right there on the hawley street overpass. they plan to have a ceremony there to not only honor the life lost, but also let it be a grave reminder to all. i'm sara stinson reporting in san carlos that too. >>while of course, another big story we've been following all day. a 7 point. oh, earthquake in humboldt county prompted a brief tsunami warning for the entire california coast sending people to seek shelter

and higher grounds. this video captured a crowd of people gathered at coy tower in san francisco. many felt the ground shaking throughout the city. i know i did. and so far there are no reports of serious damage or injuries from the quake this morning. but the jolt was felt across northern california. that's where we find reporter clodagh stefani and who has the latest from sacramento. >>well, sonia is on high alert after tsunami warning was issued for the west coast. a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of northern california just before 11 this morning about 130 miles away from ferndale and humboldt it's always a possibility when we have any kind of locally generated. >>or local when we have quick up offshore, there's always the risk of a tsunami warning was only in effect for about an hour. the quake was felt in areas like san francisco, but sacramento also sent in video

to us saying their areas were rocked as well. >>this video shows the grocery aisle signs at release. moving side to side. this video shows the water in a pool in south sacramento, swaying back and forth. another resident told us the earthquake was barely noticeable, but he did see the pool water spilling out. meteorologist james light says next time you see a tsunami warning don't immediately panic. just get out of the tsunami zone. so steve, usually don't have to go very far to get out of this nominee's own. so, for example, here in old town in eureka. >>the first few blocks right on the shore in this his own. but you just have to go back a few blocks post or want to get out of it. >>white says it's been a while since we've seen a tsunami warning like this may be about. >>10 years ago or maybe a little bit less that a potential generators, tony, that has been a while since that happened, locally says the strongest earthquake we've had just off close to the shore quite some time. light says if you live in a tsunami

zone, figure out an evacuation plan ahead of time. >>when a warning does take effect, recognize where you are and focus on getting out of the zone. >>well, here in san francisco, ocean beach became a ghost town during the tsunami warning. the great highway was blocked off and lifeguards told people to get out of the water. one longtime resident there says he's been seeing similar warnings before even if it doesn't amount to anything. he does say that the alerts are important to keep people safe and informed. marin county, the students at kolb elementary school. they were moved to higher ground this morning. the school was advised to take a precautionary measure because of how close the school grounds are to the bay. once that tsunami warning was called off staff and students return to campus. >>the california coast, of course, is no stranger to the danger of tsunamis. this video from march of 2011 >>is when a tsunami triggered by the massive 8.9 magnitude

earthquake in japan swept over santa cruz, sending residents scrambling for safety and damaging. a lot of those folks there at the piers. the sudden tsunami warning this morning may have been a wake-up call to some people may not been prepared in the past for an emergency like this. the federal officials say here are some ways that you can stay prepared in situations like these, for instance, if you live work or go to school in a tsunami hazard zone, you should map out routes from places you visit often to save high ground. also practice walking even in the darkness, it was put together a portable emergency care for you and your family members with that. i know someone else who definitely has a kid that's kron 4 sheet. meteorologist lawrence karnow has more details on the warning from earlier today. lawrence. >>we're the coastal sections, especially you just never know. one of these things are going to come together. they're really so difficult to forecast. lot of it has to do its fee along the coastline, the direction at which that

the earthquake has been place in this one. i'm a little concerned. usually offer worry about and earthquake along the san andreas fault. it's what we call a strike slip fault. that means a sliding side to side. but sometimes you get some underground landslides and they get the water going and that's was concerned about today. and so we had this right along the mendocino fractures on that right where the senate fall makes its way out in the ocean waters. a massive quake out there and there have been just dozens upon dozens of aftershocks. the main one, of course, the 7 point. oh, and that's a fairly shallow quake at only 6 miles. but they've seen a lot of activity out there continuing out there. i really odd just almost nonstop as we have numerous earthquakes continuing to rock there as we head throughout the evening. most of them are just small, but we're seeing some occasional for and some 5. so you can imagine the folks there in eureka in crescent city, still seeing and feeling some of those earthquakes affecting the coastline. the likely go on not only for weeks may go on for months. >>thanks, lauren swell in san francisco. no verdict was

reached today in the murder trial of many. that means the jury will go on day 3 of deliberations and resume on monday morning. many is the man charged with killing his friend and cash app founder bob believe back in april of last year, all 12 members of that jury were back in court today for their second day deliberations. they ended losing an hour after lunch while both the prosecution and the defense lawyers met with the judge. we don't know what was said, of course of them meeting but kron four's rob nesbitt says it was a rather unusual scene with the lawyer showing up in casual clothing. >>there you see price walking out of the alameda county district attorneys office for the last time today was officially her last day as the county's top prosecutor after she was recalled by voters. despite her ousting, she stepped out to a crowd of her supporters, greeting her with

flowers, hugs and signs of encouragement >>well, coming up, new information on the shooting that. wind. that's a gator say the suspect targeted the school next. welcome back. i'm

stephanie rothman. >>investigators have identified the man who they say shot and critically injured to kindergarteners at a few county christian school before turning the gun on himself. they also reveal that the suspect had extensive criminal history and struggled with mental health. zach boetto has the latest.

>>we learned today that this suspect 56 year-old glenn ligon battled with undiagnosed mental health issues is most recently homeless spending, his nights in hotels between sacramento and chico and spent a lot of time in and out of jail since he was a kid law enforcement most recently arresting him in november for having a fake id with the name michael sanders. but with his own photo on that i d the butte county sheriff confirmed lit and has a history of using aliases. he said lynn would sometimes go by the names. michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hansen to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting then used the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you get a role. his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school. was a complete lie. and

moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. clinton also used that same light to book an appointment for today's date december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th day adventist school in california, united states by the international alliance. i lieutenant glenn ligon of the alliance carried out countermeasure in necessitate a response to america's involvement with genocide and oppression of palestinians along with the tax toward yemen, end quote. here's what the butte county sheriff, kory hony had to say about that note. we believe that's what

he wrote. >>that's motivation that was in his mind. how it was that he conflated what's going on in palestine and yemen with the 7th day adventist church. i can't speculate. i'm not sure that will ever know that now, other than that note, the sheriff says there are no current direct correlations. >>between litton and the feather river adventist school. however, we did learn today that lit and did have a relative who attended that very same school many years ago and litton also attended a 7th day adventist school in paradise when he was a young child in butte county. i'm zach boetto kron. 4 news. >>while now to a devastating update in the search for an east bay hiker who went missing in new zealand, new zealand police say they believe the hiker along with his colleagues are likely dead. carlos romero from

livermore was one of the 3 climbers went missing over the weekend after they didn't return from their hike to new zealand's highest peak known as mount cook. well, crews resumed their search for the 3 hikers today and found signs that the hikers may have fallen off a cliff sigh le. they do not believe that the hikers survive that fall. well, meanwhile, the lone survivor of last month's cyber truck crash in piemonte is getting better. police say the person is still in the hospital but is in stable condition. family friends said he suffered burn injuries before a good samaritan pulled him out of the cyber truck that crashed and caught fire on the eve of thanksgiving. 3.19 year-olds were killed in this crash and they've all been identified as graduates of piedmont high school. and the south bay, santa clara county hospitals are facing penalties after authorities say they throughout protected medical information and hazardous waste illegally. today the district attorneys office released results of an investigation into hazardous dumping from 3 hospitals.

workers at valley medical center, o'connor and saint louise hospital are all accused of illegally throwing out viles of blood patient information and liquid drugs like fentanyl. investigators say 10's of thousands of bio hazardous waste items contaminated the trash. >>i hope it's obvious how problematic it is that people's names and medical information or tossed out like old magazines. what you share with the doctor or what you share with the nurse and what you learn about your medical condition is supposed to be confidential. and in our view, the county should be setting a good example. not a bad one. >>county fines could act to add up to a million dollars. the investigation is ongoing and county employees with information about the ways are asked to contact investigators. tonight, there are new discussions about the a's moved to las vegas after 3

and a half years negotiations. all the financing and development agreements were unanimously approved by the stadium authority board in nevada. the city county and the a's will operate ground on the stadium come this spring today, financing for the 1.75 billion dollar 33,000 seat facility was unanimously passed. the party citing the necessary documents following today's to our meeting, the chairman of the stadium authority board talked about the process, the transparency ad protecting the public's portion of the bill. >>it's really significant for las vegas and for nevada, they'll be more of them were going to have a groundbreaking in and we're going to have a topping off party and we're going to have opening day and the many years of major league baseball. yes, it's a big day for the a's. it's represents more than a year of work with the authority. we're really grateful that the governor and the legislature gave us this opportunity. >>the next big event will be

the groundbreaking and they're like looking to play fall in the facility in the spring of 2028. a's owner john fisher is contributing an additional 250 million dollars for upgrades and fannin hands months that or how much more the stadium caused the public's portion will never exceed 380 million dollars. >>u.s. mexico border and calls up president elect donald trump over a million capital correspondent, a tall wallace. i'ou

>>in the east bay tonight, oakland police are investigating a body found in the west end of town. kron

four's lead call shares more about the homicide investigation. >>campbell street near mandela parkway in west oakland taped off by crime scene investigators after the oakland police department responded to reports of a body in the area. it was discovered at around 8.15, thursday morning. it could have been anything really, you know, it could have been a homeless person. it could have you know. >>a murder. i have no aside, investigators were dispatched to the scene as well as the alameda county coroner's office. the victim's identity has not been released. leaving those who know some of the unhoused people who live in the area. >>left to wonder if they are ok, haven't heard anything. as a matter of fact, i have no idea whatsoever police would not confirm initial reports that the body was wrapped in a garbage bag. aaron connelly works close by. i'm always looking over my shoulder in oakland. anywhere i go. i mean, there's never a time that i'm to be honest. it's always concerning. wasn't somebody did you know that?

>>who wants to see anybody die? police have not released a motive manner of death or any suspects involved in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>governor newsom was at the california mexico border on thursday where he did not hold back from criticizing president elect donald trump over his immigration and economic policies. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains why. and has this message for trump? >>yeah. governor newsom criticized president-elect donald trump over his proposed mass deportation and tariff policies. policies newsom argues will hurt california and not even complicated is one of the biggest tax increase in u.s. history. and this guy, donald trump just proposed. that's a of a thing. governor gavin newsom blasting president elect donald trump over his position on tariffs. last month. trump posted this on the social media platform. truth social vowing to impose a 25% tariff or tax on all imports coming into the united

states. in his post, the president elect said his policy is meant to make mexico and canada in his words. >>pay a price until both countries put a stop to illegal drugs and undocumented immigrants from entering the united states. but newsom argues that tariffs will lead to an increase in prices for most goods hurting everyday californians. >>it directly impacts cost of oil. impacts the cost of medical drugs, impacts cost of food. it's a tax that you pay for. >>newsom making those remarks during a visit to the california side of the u.s. mexico border. he traveled there to announce he's in talks with the biden administration to help secure federal resources to finish in new port of entry at the border in san diego county. by the end of 2027. he says the port of entry will benefit california's economy and trade relationship with mexico a good-news project a long time, as i say, decades in the making. the governor also announcing he's expanding the state's national guard

operation at the border in operation that in 2023 alone seized 62,000 pounds of fentanyl statewide. we're going to increase that operation and focus not just on the existing flow coming north in. >>the state of california into the united states. but looking at the flow going shelf, particularly as it relates to illicit money. and as it relates to weapons. >>newsom also calling out trump for his proposed mass deportation policies. policies newsom argues will hurt california's economy. when you look at farm workers, last estimate roughly half are undocumented. the impacts mass deportation. on the cost. food in this state and this nation off the charts. this is serious business. but republicans say newsom spending too much time going after trump in a state where trump outperformed expectations. i think in every single county. >>trump got more votes this time than he did last time, californians and had it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear

message and he's missing it completely at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >>still ahead on kron 4 news, our team coverage continues tonight on the impacts of the 7.0 earthquake that struck humboldt county this morning. humboldt county this morning. we'll be right bac

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>>a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck about 30 miles off the coast in northern california, triggering a brief tsunami warning for a lot of people, including here in the bay area. but it was felt all over the state's alina abovian has more on how people in southern california are reacting.

>>hi, good evening. well, we're right here by the malibu pier. and as you said, it was pretty nerve wracking for a moment there. but thankfully, our waters here state, nice and calm. there was people again, boat captain jordan bar shay was on the malibu pier this morning when news broke of a 7 point. oh, quake in northern california immediately the national weather service put out a warning of a potential tsunami impacting 5.3 million people along the west coast, which was later canceled. it sounded like it was pretty ominous that there might be basedon the earthquake. >>a ripple that comes across in the tsunami. this strong quake struck at 10:44am. 60 miles off the coast. a humboldt county reported

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>>powerful 7.0 earthquake hits

off the coast of humble county on thursday morning. and then triggered a tsunami warning spanning from the bay area all the way up to parts of oregon. for more on this kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with world-renowned seismologists doctor lucy jones. >>you've really dedicated your life to helping people deal with these things. how would you assess how things went this morning? >>i think people handled it pretty well. the good news is even though is a lot very large earthquake. it was far enough offshore that there wasn't really strong shaking on land. >>and but we had was, you know that part of california is used to these earthquakes and therefore knows how to handle pretty active area there certainly i would guess it would be the most powerful quake in somewhat. >>almost 30 years. >>on? no, no, no, all are out there was a very similar earthquake just a few years ago. the rio dell earthquake. it was closer to shore that when they did more damage.

>>they've had a magnitude 7.3 in 1992, then another one somewhere in the 2, thousands. that part of california gets those earthquakes but being offshore. very, very sparsely populated. that doesn't do as much damage, so rocking and rolling up. there are. can we expect more on the heels of this one? well, every earthquake triggers other makes other earthquakes more likely. and mostly they're smaller a nearby and we call them aftershocks. and with ability to trigger dies off with distance starts off with kind eyes off with magnitude. so this is probably all that's going to happen to the degree that we see more earthquakes probably only be it would really only be out there in that immediate region. we don't to triggering at distances beyond 100 kilometers or so for the size earthquake. i got the text message to drop cover and hold on a few seconds before. obviously, this is a working progress. the technology and you've been intimately involved with it. how is it performing what is the next step?

>>well, ever since i left the usgs, i'm no longer actively involved in the development of earthquake. early warning you were to tell you >>i was. i helped get it and they seem to be doing a really good job with it keeping it going. you know it at beginning erratically. it was never a problem. we said we could do this back in the 1980's, but we just couldn't afford the digital technology to get it to work before we had modern, you before these things that had improved. but now with the great tech technology, we can do it much more easily. and we seem work through a lot of the glitches. so we're much less likely to have problems. i point it out that, you know, when that first earthquake early warning is only a matter reason like 2 or 3 seconds worth of data. so if you're quick isn't even over when we're trying to estimate how big it so those early magnitudes that come out of the earthquake, early warning are always going to be very approximate. and so it's expect them to be modified

rather sustantially? i'm not sure what the early warning magnitude was for this. but i think it was 6. and then they went up the rate of it. you know. yeah, yeah. and that's not surprising because that first unit to seconds worth and then it 7 takes longer than that to happen. interesting. so the tsunami that didn't materialize. we got the warning. can you explain the dynamics of that tsunami white? it didn't. >>write so i i was not at all surprised to see those tsunami from this event to get it to nami. you have to change the shape of the seafloor. so when earthquake, epicenter is actually under the ocean. then you're moving on a fault in the rocks underneath the ocean and you have the potential for changing the shape of the seafloor. noaa has a policy that any time a magnitude 7 and a half or greater is happens under water. they issuing a warning and then they have a few places where there have some unusual things

in the past. so they go down a magnitude 7 and that humboldt county area is one of those regions. so the alert was triggered solely because there was a sep 7 point, oh, or greater under water. but to actually create a tsunami. you need to change the shape of the seafloor. and that means that the ground underneath needs to move out or are down and some what you need to change that vertical. and this earthquake was a strike slip earthquake that moved horizontally and therefore it didn't change shape. the seafloor generate a wave, but the way no a policy works is they don't use that seismological information they use only the magnitude and then they wait until that they see that there is no way showing up on boys. they're sea level measurement sites and then they cancel. when there's they have proof that there's no tsunami happening. so it's a very conservative approach that leads to a lot of false alarms. well, certainly better to be safe than sorry. that's that's

their principal there. we kind of got away with this one. you might say, what would it take for us to say lose cellphone receptions have a lot of damage what what the quote, unquote, big one that we all should be ready for. >>take this earthquake and put it on the hayward or hollywood fault that we would be seeing widespread disruption of services. we be seeing down buildings. we be seeing a lot more damage. >>proximity is really the name of the game with earthquakes. the shaking dies off with distance stream rapidly. so if i guess the big question here is what will we ever be able to actually predict? >>the big one. and if not, what's the next best thing we could be doing? >>i personally. i believe we will never predict earthquakes because you don't want me to predict every earthquake. you

want me to predict which of hundreds of earthquakes that happen every day in california will turn out to be big enough to do some damage. so you're wanting to predict the magnitude before it begins and the magnitude determined by how large an area moves in the on on the fall surface along with a fall. the bigger the earthquake. so we're actually not talking about how the earthquake begins, but how it that's what when it runs into an stops, it from growing into an even bigger earthquake. that's all. yeah. if that if what makes a stop is not determined before the earthquake begins. we'll never be able to predict earthquakes. and i think that's the most likely case. but so what should we do instead? think about it. would you rather have 2 hours to get out of a building or a building that doesn't fall down in the first place. well, yes, they write the bill. important we can do is to build stronger. so if i could get one thing changed about earthquakes, you know, forget

budget. what's the one thing really like to i'd like to see our building code change from saying try to make sure the building doesn't collapse on and you can crawl out alive to saying let's make buildings that we can use after the earthquake. and i would add about one percent to the cost of construction, but we would have cities we can come back to. so get me. one thing i could do that would be it. well, if we could give you what you want, we would do that. so let us that she gets her wish see jones as mile. just extraordinary. appreciate your time and expertise today. >>thanks for having such a privilege to have you with >>coming up, police released new photos of the gunman who they believe killed the united healthcare ceo. stay with us.

thursday was day 2 of jury deliberations in the murder trial of nima, many. >>that's the man accused of stabbing a cash app founder bob lee to death last april kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest courts when jury deliberations came to a pause. >>interesting turn of events. jury deliberations thursday afternoon. the jury was in a holding pattern for about an hour when they return from lunch. they did not go right back to deliberations. instead, defense attorney showed up in street clothing, not their normal suits to meet with the judge. jurors lost an hour of deliberations thursday while the judgment with lawyers on both sides, defense attorney, psalms and next pope with reporters on his way out of the courtroom saying despite the pause, deliberations continued on with the 12 jurors the rest of the afternoon many has been charged with murdering his friend and cash app founder bob lee under the bay bridge

on april 4th, 2023 least family was present for all 6 weeks of the trial and vocal about their desire for a guilty verdict on the charge of first-degree murder. what i want to seize an outcome i don't want to vast kids ever have to watch them and kill them. >>back on the street. >>right. that is that that is the main thing, right? and never want to see the prosecution has argued that blaine leave for introducing his sister khazar to a drug dealer who drugged and sexually assaulted her. but attorneys for many say their client was acting in self-defense and that was legal brought a knife to try to kill >>legal analyst steven clark says it's important for families of both the victim and accused to remember innocent until proven guilty. understandable how with victim's family becomes engaged in this process and does express. >>motion. but at the same time, the presumption of innocence still stands unless there is a conviction. if the jury sides many on the argument of self-defense and he could be convicted of manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter in acquittal of

all charges were making a free man when it comes to the process of reaching a verdict. legal analyst michael cardoza is not expecting a quick decision. the amount of evidence that when the end to this case and the length of this case, you expect the jury to be out. >>the men of all that this is certainly just a guess. but at least 2 or 3 days, the jury was dismissed thursday without reaching a verdict. there are no deliberations on friday, which means the jury will reconvene monday morning reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>the placer county superior court has is carson shuey to 20 years to life in prison. she was convicted of second-degree murder and providing a lethal dose of fentanyl to kate web in 2021, the defense filed a motion for new trial, which the judge denied juliet smith was at that sentencing and brings us the very latest. >>fentanyl is now the number one killer for 18 to 45 year old. and this is the first

time in placer county. a defendant has been charged with murder by a jury for a sentinel related death. there were tears from the webb family and others who have lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning. webb's cousin is loking web star pitcher for the san francisco giants. espn partnered with the family to create a documentary on kate's murder and the dangers of fentanyl. i'm deeply humbled. >>to have a platform to share kate's story at a national level. always kinda. about the sky before i i make my start time 11. >>logan who dedicated this past season to his cousin says the hardest part of making the film was reliving this preventable tragedy in placer county covering local news that matters. juliet smith, fox, 40 news >>the manhunt continues tonight in new york city in the brazen assassination of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. tonight, police releasing clear surveillance photos of the alleged suspect. and we just got this new video

showing the suspect writing down 85th street near central park west reporter jay dow has new details. >>you can imagine just how differently this investigation would have looked even 10 or 15 years ago with advent of so many surveillance cameras is so much surveillance video that's at the disposal of detectives. this is very much digital investigation as much as it is one about good old-fashioned detective work. and white pd. detectives made several trips in and out of this upper west side hostile thursday, focusing their attention. according to guests on a certain 4th floor, dormitory style the guest in question, according to law enforcement sources, the person of interest wanted in connection with wednesday's midtown manhattan assassination. >>of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. i'm not gonna tell my mum's say >>a you second. guess who ya? she saying host a live because you know you're in a strange

is the nypd releasing new photos of that person not wearing a mask. part of the growing digital trail that detectives hope will lead to an arrest. police sources also sharing that the live rounds which were ejected from the silencer equipped handgun, were inscribed with the words, deny, defend the pose a possible reference to a 2010 book with a similar title. its subtitle. why insurance companies don't pay claims and what you can do about it. what did you see? many offices? john nielsen is staying at the upper west side hostile. he and other 4th floor guests watched all the police activity from their communal style they went through and asks it's anybody's have seen in i think he shared a room like us 2 sons. >>so he was that was who was pretty shocked. the state on the full 7 like to read really next to the to the better like right next to mine. that photo 8 detectives able to use the

city's existing blanket of surveillance cameras to check the gunman on foot from the new york hilton. the site of the assassination. and then on to an e-bike he rode into central park and ultimately landing on some kind of connection with the man who stayed here at the hostel. sources also telling us that detectives are waiting on dna test results on a water bottle and a burner phone left near the scene. in addition to those live rounds that were left on the ground at the assassination scene. >>the texas also working to find out where the silencer, the suppressor that was attached to the handgun where it was purchased. well, of course, they continue the investigation here at the hostel on the upper west side. jay dow pix 11 news. >>after the break, fda officials being accused of failing to address obesity and diabetes. we hear from the senate democrats to question them. the price of bitcoin has

surged since election day. that's thanks. in part to expectations of a crypto friendly agenda under president elect trump. >>and tonight, the political minute newsnation's connell mcshane shares more on how trump is fueling a record rally for the digital currency. >>bitcoin hits a milestone as donald trump feels crypto pfieffer. i'm connell mcshane with newsnation. the digital asset topping $100,000 for the first time wednesday after trump announced his pick to chair the securities and exchange commission. paul atkins, the crypto advocate, former sec commissioner and expected to take a friendlier approach as the nation's top financial regulator after the current chair, the biden appointee, gary gensler, what a crack down on crypto exchanges. president-elect

himself has been pledging to boost the industry floating this idea of a strategic federal reserve of bitcoin similar to the nation's oil stockpile. all this helping to fuel a record rebound for digital currencies like bitcoin which sank to a low 16,000 after ftx collapse. that was 2 years ago. much of that growth over 40% come just in the weeks since the election. bloomberg reporting crypto markets overall that 1.3 trillion dollars since trump's victory. i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >>and washington senate democrats question fda officials on processed foods and their role in obesity and attrition. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>vermont senator bernie sanders is calling on the fda to do something about the obesity and diabetes. epidemics in the country where i'm standing here. fda has not responded in any way with the

urgency of the crisis standards. as for decades, congress and the fda allowed large corporations profit by enticing children and adults to consume ultra-processed foods and beverages loaded up with sugar salt and saturated fat. there 15 teaspoons of sugar in this product. how many parents in america know that when they give it to their kids, they have a coke go out play ball. have you done your job? with all due respect, i've been working on this problem for all of my career. this is what i've done according to the cdc. more than 35 million americans have type 2 diabetes and about 90% of those with type 2 diabetes. >>are obese, virginia senator tim kaine wants more clarity on nutrition labels like in other countries and other nations already embraced front of package labeling of that of absolute have tased for not just labeling but warning signs. louisiana republican senator bill cassidy agrees this is a major issue, but there is no silver bullet to resolve it. the committee

needs look at all factors leading to obesity. >>and how congress can use its resources to promote a healthier lifestyle. cassidy promises congress will continue to press on this issue with bipartisan support 5 when the next administration takes office and republicans control the senate morning in washington. i'm basil, john. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up. dollar tree is the latest retailer to add its voice to

>>on wall street, stocks lose seem as investors await tomorrow's big jobs report. and dollar tree warns it could drop some products if tariffs are enacted in the new administration. here's david

lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. after setting record highs yesterday, stocks lost ground today as traders lock in profits. one interesting trend was that as wall street was heading south bitcoin was trading above $100,000 showing a disconnect between the more established investments and the newfangled ones. we'll have more on bitcoin in the next hour. in any case, traders were more focused on tomorrow's jobs report, which is expected to show more than 200,000 jobs were created last month while another quarter point rate cut is now in the cards for this month. traders are now saying it's an open question as to whether we'll see more cuts going to 2025. if inflation starts heading up again. and that's something that many retailers are closely watching. dollar tree is the latest retailer to add its voice to those who are saying, yeah, higher tariffs from the next administration could cause prices to go up for consumers dollar tree which specializes in cheap imports said that if the tariffs on

goods manufactured in china, mexico and canada are enacted, it may be forced to either work with vendors to shrink product sizes or remove products from shelves altogether. it also said that prices could go up and the current average level of about 25 at dollar tree could go even higher. that buck. 25 levels been around since 2021. prior to that for 30 years dollar tree, which is called dollar tree, was selling things for closer to a buck. it's estimated that about 40% of dollar tree's inventory comes from asia, primarily china. back to you. >>more news coming up

>>more news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. >>at 7 point, oh, earthquake in humboldt county prompted a brief tsunami warning for the entire california coast on thursday sending people to seek shelter on higher ground. this video captured a crowd of people gathered at quite tower in san francisco. many felt the ground shaking throughout the city. so far there are no reports of serious damage or injuries from the quake this morning. but the jolt was felt across northern california. that's where we find reporter clodagh stefani and who has the latest rae from sacramento. >>california is on high alert after tsunami warning was issued for the west coast. 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of northern california just before 11 this

morning about 130 miles away from ferndale and humboldt it's always a possibility when we have any kind of locally generated. >>or local when we have quick up offshore, there's always the risk of a tsunami warning was only in effect for about an hour. the quake was felt in areas like san francisco but sacrament also sent in video to us saying their areas were rocked as well. >>this video shows the grocery aisle signs at release. moving side to side. this video shows the water in a pool in south sacramento, swaying back and forth. another resident told us the earthquake was barely noticeable, but he did see the pool water spilling out. meteorologist james light says next time you see a tsunami warning don't immediately panic. just get out of the tsunami zone. so steve, usually don't have to go very far to get out of this nominee's own. so, for example, here in old town in

eureka. >>the first few blocks right on the shore in this his own. but you just have to go back a few blocks post or want to get out of it. >>white says it's been a while since we've seen a tsunami warning like this may be about. >>10 years ago or maybe a little bit less that a potential generators. tony bennett has been a while since that happened, locally says the strongest earthquake we've had just off close to the shore and quite some time. white says if you live in a tsunami zone, figure out an evacuation plan ahead of time. >>when a warning does take effect, recognize where you are and focus on getting out of the zone. >>and san francisco ocean beach became a ghost town during the tsunami warning. the great highway was blocked off and lifeguards told people to get out of the water. one longtime resident there says he's seen similar warnings before and even if it doesn't amount to anything, he does say that the alerts are important to keep people safe.

and in moraine county, the students at the cove elementary school were moved to higher ground this morning as well. the school is advised to take the precautionary measure because of just how close they are. so the bay, once the morning was called off staff and residents returned back to campus. the sudden tsunami warning this morning may have been a wake-up call to some people and not been prepared for an emergency. just like this one. federal officials say there are some ways to stay prepared. as for instance, if you live work or go to school and a tsunami hazard zone, you should map out your ballots from places you often visit to find high ground practice walking around. even in the darkness, they say as well as putting together a portable emergency kit for you and your family as a good idea with that, we're going to toss it over to com for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who has been tracking all these conditions and has the latest as well as your forecast. lawrence. >>people may remember back in 2011, we have the tsunami coming all the way across the pacific ocean from the large earthquake in japan. and that

doing millions of dollars of damage in santa cruz. this one located more toward the north. not your typical pattern to get a real tsunami. we've got what's called a strike slip fault here. and the california coastline. and that's the san andreas fault. you really need that up and down motion. not side to side, but nonetheless, tsunami warning was triggered by this very large earthquake. a 7 point. oh, and boy, that came right along the mendocino fracture zone. and that is area of typical of some very large earthquakes, a seven-point-one of only 6 miles deep. that's very shallow. just a 10. 44 this morning that got the bay-area scrambling because remember, those numbers move very, very fast. the water moving over 500 miles per hour. that means we're looking at a possible tsunami along the coastline right around noon here in the bay area. certainly scary whether there are scary conditions there, but numerous aftershocks continuing hundreds of aftershocks and many more to come along that fault zone.

>>thanks, barnes. well, there is a renewed push tonight in san carlos to build a pedestrian bridge on a highway. 101 overpass. this is in response to last month's death of a bicyclist. there. the city says the bridge project didn't happen because of funding which instead went to the expansion of the freeway as kron four's. sara stinson report street safety advocates were back out voicing their concerns. >>by somebody dies, nobody listens. so that's why we're here tonight. you should. >>street safety advocates pleading with the san mateo county transportation authority at a meeting thursday night demanding something be done to make the hollies street overpass in san carlos safer. i cannot think. >>of the more dangerous spot in all of san mateo county for cycling. i did the research and there have been several dozen at least a few deaths in that area. a lot of serious injuries. and then got knows how many close calls there are. so get reported. nearly 3

weeks ago. 31 year-old andrea vella 1, 0, >>was hit and killed by a car while riding her bike. she was born in mexico city, a large family. she's brilliant. >>she's a data scientist. she worked for stanford university. cyclists say her death could have been prevented by a pedestrian and bike bridge. >>that never got built. it was ready to go shovel ready, as they say, funded. and then it got put on hold so they could widen dan freeway in as a result. a beautiful talented woman lost her life. the city engineers knew it was dangerous and that's why they had a project in place. advocates also spoke before the san carlos city council last monday. >>that's where mayor john dugan explained why the project failed because of the want to want to express lane. >>project and by the time that project was concluded were left. half murray lineup, the regional and state funding sources. so just to be clear, this remains a top priority of

san carlos. the transportation authority says it's working with the city to see how they can get the project reignited. we certainly appreciate the recognition that it is a priority. but, you know, i think that i would people to put their money where their mouth i mean, the time for thoughts and prayers over with advocates feared could take years for the pedestrian bridge to be built. until then they're hoping leaders consider a quick build. sometimes all it takes is some traffic paint and you can actually implement things one much more quickly. >>to a much lower cost and hopefully prevent these tragedies from happening. but we're going to hold them accountable to make some changes. >>street safety advocates plan to put this go spike right there on the hollies street overpass. they plan to have a ceremony there to not only honor the life lost, but also let it be a grave reminder to all. i'm sara stinson reporting in san carlos back to.

>>warm welcome pamela price on her by supporters, she was walking out the alameda county district attorneys office for the last time today was officially her last day on thursday as the county's top prosecutor after she was recalled last month despite her ousting, she stepped out, as you can see to a crowd of her supporters greeting her with flowers, hugs and signs of encouragement. the woman's president dublin is permanently closing. this comes almost 7 months after he was temporarily closed due to staff on inmate abuse. at least 8 employees at that double in prison, including the former warden have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. 5 pleaded guilty and 2 were convicted. the bureau president says it decided to close the prison after an assessment identify considerable repairs were needed. agency says low staffing and the high cost of

living the bay area has also contributed to the decision to close staff and inmates will be now moved to other facilities. it's unclear when the prison, though we'll shut down for good. well, coming up, the clear another hurdle in their move to las vegas. >>we'll be right back with those details. welcome back.

i'm stephanie rothman. investigators have identified the man who they say shot and critically injured to kindergarteners at a few county christian school. >>before turning the gun on himself, they also reveal that the suspect had extensive criminal history and struggle with mental health reporter

zach boetto has more. >>we learned today that this suspect 56 year-old glenn ligon battled with undiagnosed mental health issues is most recently homeless spending, his nights in hotels between sacramento and chico and spent a lot of time in and out of jail since he was a kid law enforcement most recently arresting him in november for having a fake id with the name michael sanders. but with his own photo on that i d the butte county sheriff confirmed lit and has a history of using aliases. he said lytton would sometimes go by the name is michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hansen to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting, then use the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you get a role. his grandson after school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a

family member at the school was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. clinton also used that same light to book an appointment for today's date december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note were lit and wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th day adventist school in california, united states by the international alliance. i lieutenant glenn ligon of the alliance carried out countermeasure in necessitate a response to america's involvement with genocide and oppression of palestinians along with the tax toward yemen, end quote. here's what the butte county sheriff, kory hony had to say about that

note. we believe that's what he wrote. >>that's motivation that was in his mind. how it was that he conflated what's going on in palestine and yemen with the 7th day adventist church. i can't speculate. i'm not sure that will ever know that now, other than that note, the sheriff says there are no current direct correlations. >>between litton and the feather river adventist school. however, we did learn today that lit and did have a relative who attended that very same school many years ago and litton also attended a 7th day adventist school in paradise when he was a young child in butte county. i'm zach boetto kron. 4 news. >>new report says missing maui woman hannah kobayashi may be involved in a scam marriage. los angeles magazine is citing sources who say she was with

her legend. new argentine ian has been and his girlfriend when she arrived at lax last month. the magazine is reporting that she may have been scanned out of money for marrying at man in a green cards scheme. days after landing. police say that she was seen crossing into mexico seemingly on her own. well, a statement on behalf of the kobayashi family was posted online reading in part, quote, we want to stress that the family has not publicly announced any information regarding an alleged marriage because we did not have the facts or the necessary documents to verify the legitimacy of this information. >>discussions about a's moved to las vegas. >>after 3 and a half years negotiations, all the financing and development agreement was unanimously approved by the stadium authority board in nevada, the city county and the a's will break ground on the stadium this spring financing for the 1.75 billion dollar 33,000

facility was unanimously post on thursday or pass on thursday. the party signing the documents necessary following a two-hour meeting, the chairman of the stadium authority board talked about the process, the transparency as well as protecting the public's portion of the bill. >>it's really significant for las vegas and for nevada, they'll be more of them were going to have a groundbreaking in and we're going to have a topping off party and we're going to have opening day and i many years of major league baseball. yes, it's a big day for the a's. it's represents more than a year of work with the authority. we're really grateful that the governor and the legislature gave us this opportunity. >>the next big event will be the groundbreaking and they're looking to play ball in a facility in the spring of 2028. a's owner john fisher is contributing an additional 250 million dollars for upgrades and as they call fan enhancements, no matter how much the stadium cost, though, the public's portion will

never exceed 380 million dollars. christmastime has officially kicked off at san francisco's golden gate park, the city's recreation and park department hosted its 95th annual tree lighting ceremony on thursday night. the historic monterey, cypress dearly known as uncle john's tree is adorned with more than 550 beautiful lights there. officials also honored the outgoing mayor london breed with a golden park sign recognizing her commitment to the city's parks and open spaces. >>fun style. and definitely a lot of talent here. another celebration of the holiday season annual track on ice was back to san francisco's union square thursday night for its 15th year. the event featured acts from some of the city's fear says track for farmers and the safeway holiday ice rink in union square will be

open daily through january. 20th, if you want to check it out yourself, looking like a fun time, nothing beats holidays in the city. jury

deliberations continue for nease high profile murder trial after 11 hours deliberations this week, jurors have still not yet reached a verdict. >>if the jury sides with many on argument self-defense, then he can be convicted of involuntary manslaughter. kron four's graham, lotus and vicki liviakis, boca legal analyst michael cardoza to break it all down. >>how long do you think we'll have to wait for a verdict here?

>>i laugh because i've done this over 40 years. and i can tell you well, over 100 jury trials, i have no idea. and the attorney that tells you all they'll be out. another day is full of baloney. you don't know. and by the way, the jury believes self-defense, that's a not guilty verdict. doesn't reduce that. they say he did it self-defense. or not guilty. walked out the door and walks out the door, walks out the door. >>okay. so this surprise mean, i don't know if you saw this coming, but the defense when they presented that photo of the knife that they say was the same knife that killed bob lee. they say that it was being used to do drugs in front of the battery lab in san francisco just hours before. >>it got a lot of people's attention. i got to tell you. i prosecuted for about 15 years and then for the last almost 30, i've been a defense attorney. and when that

happened. i when backwards, i said, whoa, wait a minute. that went evidence. all right. now that have to go and evidence for the jury to see i would think. and this is a big miss in my opinion right now. i love to hear what the da's are going to say about this. but why address it earlier pace and chief her and their rebuttal and say, hey, you're going to see a video of a photo about police starting coke. over what appears to be or off what appears to be a knife. but it's fact, a collar stay according to the family because i'm sure the family told the but they didn't say a word. now. think about you're a defense attorney and you're sitting there and they're arguing now, you know, they didn't mention their case in rebuttal case. so you are sitting please, god do to don't let them say anything about this because i want to be the first to tell the jury.

and after the da finishes their opening, closing their first closing. the defense thought. thank you, god for that. and they get up and get to mention that to the jury and get everybody talking about it right and get the jury thinking about. that's a big deal. what you all miss that. >>but with the advantage be to not bring it up, if you're the prosecution, i don't see any advantage to not bring it up unless they're thinking. >>maybe the defense didn't see that. maybe going. no, no, no, no, no. i prosecute. you want to be the best prepared person in the room you want especially in the case here lifetime this a big the fact that that it didn't even get mentioned intel. the jury was just. >>i mean, that's the last image they have in their minds. and that's pretty powerful that i'm sure it was or is very possible. we'll have to wait. a literary comes back. >>and i'm sure your reporters that will be will ask each of the juror. tell us what all

think. when the defense argued that what you talk about jury room, how big a deal was that? and like i said, you don't one as a prosecutor. you don't want to give that the defense. that big a big cecil in closing argument where they go. let me tell you, here's the knife and our defenses. he brought the knife probably brought the night and there's the night up until then most years ago, why would they have a knife? well, there's the answer if, in fact, it's a leave. it was a night were saying it's of color stay. that's what the family members say. it was a color. stay on shirt. one of the where all, you're going out caller stay. so that's a collar. stay little couple inches long metal, right? presumably you could store coke off that, right? exactly. apparently that's what they're saying >>grant wind chill. if you and i are the da's prosecuting this, go away.

>>there they've got to know about this. 3rd item mentioned lets us be the first i was taught proactive. yeah, i was taught when i was in raising the district attorney office as a trial attorney. address the bad things that in the case address the elephant in the room because if you don't, they will, they will for jury will in the jury room. so get a hold of it address and do exactly. it was a collar stay. let me show you. so don't think that's a knife. they may say it's a night. so you take the win, out of their sails. i got to tell i would be jumping into fire where the defense they didn't mention that. they did mention it. >>and now i got to tell the jury. you don't think they have a let me show you a video or a photograph. of what appears to be a knife. >>are you expecting a not guilty verdict because of that? or where do you handicap this? well? >>my thought is it's going to be discussion of the jurors

people say why are they out so long? i'm going to bet that they're addressing that. but again, you never know what a jury goes to some then 12 of just blow it off at that's not a knife. michael's, a juror in the room. i'm saying. >>that's a knife or a awfully small, right? what is it and where can i go? find information to can't. everything. >>that you have to deal with has to be an evidence. you don't get to do any research and go out and go lets research they're not going to here that the family said that was a collar, that they don't get that because it wasn't put into evidence. so that left in the jury room. and that's why i say is one or 2 of them going to go. not that's reasonable doubt from and all you need is want all you need is one to hang the jury loud. means they try it again. >>fair enough. we shall maybe next week, maybe the week

after that. talking you when it doubt. good delhi. >>still ahead, the latest on the eathe national

weather service has canceled a tsunami warning for the u.s. west coast after there was a 7 point. oh earthquake. earlier in marin county, the office of emergency management issued alerts for the county's ocean and bay area coastlines by using those either evacuated or moved to higher ground in elementary school in court, a madera took measures in response to that warning. that's where we find kron four's terisa stasio who continues our team coverage.

>>i'm theresa here in marin county. i'm behind me. that's cove elementary school in corte madera at 11. 39, the superintendent sent out an e-mail that e-mail informed parents and guardians of school was advised by the central marin police authority to have those at cove move to higher ground as a precautionary measure because of the tsunami warning. superintendent doctor brett guys. men added that parents were asked not to pick up students to ensure roads remain clear. just in case for first responder vehicles saying that it was critical to get the roadways clear for emergency personnel. 2 other schools in that district hall middle school and redwood high school. we're not advised to be evacuated. both schools back up to a creek cove elementary school sits near the san francisco bay. that is the richmond sandra fell bridge, which is visible from cove school at 12. 0, 3

thursday, doctor guys. men sent another email informing staff and the community that the tsunami alert had been called off and that there was no threat allowing the students and staff covid to safely return to campus. he added teachers would engage in restored of circles to clarify facts and address questions determine if any student needed additional support here in corte madera tree says stasio kron. 4 news. thursday. 7 point earthquake triggered a tsunami warnings stretching from help all county down to san francisco and beyond. >>kron four's gayle ong reports from ocean beach where crews left into action to get folks away from the water.

more news continuing our earthq

coverage. what's the difference? an earthquake pair nus versus tsunami preparedness kron four's graham, lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with han on the lock regional ceo of the american red cross, northern california coastal region to discuss what you need to know to keep you safe. >>it looks like this time we're somewhat fortunate. we're not hearing any reports of of injuries, but what does show us about how prepared we aren't? >>unfortunately, it's events like today that trigger that response and wanted to be prepared. and we do encourage folks to be prepared because we don't know when the next one's going to take place. >>so how do get the word out? tell people what to do practically and i feel like wildfires are thing here.

obviously, earthquakes tsunami. he's probably not as much but how do you get the word >>yeah, it's trying to be beating the drum year-round to let people know the 4 principles of being prepared. you know, people to have a plan at this. that plan have that emergency kit. that includes food, nonperishable foods, water medication, copies of important documents and then just and forms because things change very rapidly during emergencies. >>regarding the american red cross it in say in this instance, are you prepared to be dispatched to the area? if so, what you do and how do you approach these communities that they're hard hit? >>absolutely. when a disaster happens, our primary goal is to get people out of harm's way. we open up mass shelters to provide people their basic needs. we have hot meals. we have health service volunteers that help refill prescriptions in case you're to evacuate your home really quickly. prescriptions or medical devices. and then we have some mental health volunteers that help during difficult times.

luckily, we didn't have to deploy all of that today, but we do encourage folks to take action to be prepared. how that district plan stay informed. what did you deploy today? we're still assessing the damage in the affected areas up north from the bay area. but we did have our teams on standby. we had make sure everyone was ok and that has teams on standby case this to escalate to something larger, you know, share a personal story when the east bay fire storm my house burned down and >>you know, you you are really cast adrift. i would say. and for people who have experienced something like that, you guys were there. i will say that it was it was welcome sight. you provided solace. you provided a little bit of food and, you know, also eat sort of showing people the ropes of of what steps to take to help rebuild their lives. >>30 hear about the loss of the fire that were affected by. and that's exactly what we

do. we help people during darkest moments. we hope it doesn't get there. but if it does, we've dedicated volunteers who are there to help people. we provide that comfort kit with some bare necessities. and then we signed a case for going help people through long road of recovery. want to give a plug for our emergency app. it's the red cross emergency app. it's free. you're able to pick your current location as well as other locations across the country through that loved ones elsewhere. and it gives you the latest and greatest advice of what to do during that time. >>well, see, that's really good point because so much has happened in those ensuing years. so are people able to, you know, one of the problems that sometimes occurs when there's a disaster is your separated from friends. family members may be do provide a service to help unite people in to give information as whereabouts. >>yeah, every disaster is unique and a fluid situation. if you look at the hurricanes just a couple months ago that we saw on the east coast, we did provide you reunification support and communication lines that were down and were

able to do that. response efforts differ from time to time. we have a seat with our local and county and sometimes state operation centers to see what the needs are and see what we can do alongside our partners. >>important have a go bag, i guess. and then a plan because people didn't lose cell phone reception this time. but we're still relying on those phones and in the event of a big earthquake, you certainly could lose that right? >>yeah, exactly. and that's why it's so important have the plan and practice the plan since the first time that you're deploying. the plan is during the real event you may get have some cobwebs. you re not know exactly what to do. so practice in a plan allows it to be ready, especially think never know what could happen. you want to stop cover and hold on. and by practicing you may i need to move this. if you're in your bad, an earthquake happens. want to put a pillow over her head may not want to have items of your bed like religious art of items pitchers because those could follow up on the head during during an earthquake. so just get reminders. all

good information. thank you so much for joining us. >>a malik from the american red cross tickets. thanks >>you're watching kron for news. more top stories in the i

news tonight, a possible milestone in dementia care, a groundbreaking to artificially intelligent glasses may make it easier to communicate with those impacted by the condition. news nation's elizabeth pran explains how this eyewear works. this technology is really a breakthrough care. yardi supports memory care. it links

college kids. >>with dementia, patients in real time is spreading across the country. but now we're seeing the introduction of the smart glasses, medicare ll and where ai is providing support in real time. these are programmable glasses. there's face recognition for loved ones. so for nieces and nephews and cousins and caregivers in real time or last house keys or task meals and blood sugar. even appointments. >>this is your granddaughter and >>so they're chips and sensors inside these glasses and it guides the way or through routines. so medications or calming them during confusing periods with any new technology. of course, there are challenges. this isn't the beta stage is being tested in real time. of course, there are privacy concerns for any wearable device that's collecting data. but this is stored specifically on the app. i spoke with the ceo neel shah who said the infrmation

the personal information certainly could be shared with an a caregiver who has access to the device to the app. but it's not going to be shared elsewhere that this is isis attack is a huge opportunity right now for aging population. and i think that >>a lot of the approvals are going to start getting streamline for health insurers and eventually even medicare to cover. >>accessibility is another big it at a price point. less than $500 or covered by insurance. as you heard there, it's going to be debuted at the cs, the consumer electric show in january in las vegas and shaw certainly hopes that the wearables will be accessible for the public sometime in the spring. back to you. and southern california, the owner of a clothing store in venice is capitalizing on a recent theft. >>how he's turning it into a new clothing collection. that's getting a lot of attention, carlos, to say to reports. >>a shoplifter caught in the act seen in surveillance footage as he casually walks into this event is boutique

and snatches a sweatshirt and another item from the now finds himself at the center. other wanted merchandise collection being a small business center of kind of have the theme of entrepreneurship kind of woven throughout the brand. and so there's his ups and downs and things you deal with. jared in gold is the owner and founder of our to get he clothing shop along abbot kinney. they've been a target of smash-and-grabs and shoplifters since opening 7 years ago. the suspected theft that inspired their latest design happened in broad daylight last year. we just kind of had someone come in and we looked at the security tapes he thought was kind of funny because you can really. >>quite may come out. the caricature with the stash is on shirts, hoodies, beanies, pants and shorts and customers have been snatching of the wanted collection since it launched on small business saturday or what calls shoplift small saturday. >>he even design a video game. customers can play online shoplift as you go. but in no way is he excusing the

behavior were not trained to attack anyone with a or i don't so much about a singular percent. been. >>a lot of different people that from us. it's more just commentary like an artistic take of what goes on. >>as for the wanted man. >>have you seen him since you see him walking around? yeah, actually, we does. the person we ever saw him. but we have seen around more recently. some people recognize because he's around. >>the holiday season can be a stressful one for people on a tight budget. but there are ways to curb your anxieties. shimbun ends up reports on how you can set a budget and stick t it. more news coming one day

president elect donald trump nominated crypto enthusiast, paul atkins to lead the sec. bitcoin surged to a new record milestone. david lazarus has more. >>hey there, a big milestone in crypto world for the first time bit. coin has traded above $100,000, which is a pretty remarkable thing considering it has no intrinsic value whatsoever. in fact, all the bitcoins now in circulation are worth about 2 trillion dollars. that's more than the combined value of walmart, jp morgan chase and mastercard. so what's fueling the current rally? investors are gambling that the incoming trump administration will take a light touch approach to regulating cryptocurrencies allowing the market to

continue flourishing without any parental supervision whatsoever. what you need to keep in mind is that crypto is only worth as much as the last investor was willing to pay for it. aside from that, it has no value whatsoever. in other words, in financial circles, this is what's known as the greater fool theory and the greater fool theory in case you don't know is the bedrock of ponzi schemes. back to you. >>coming up, the forty-niners are back at practice, preparing for a home matchup with the bears next in sports, ben ross will tell us what the team is saying ab

>>the rockefeller center christmas tree has officially

been lit in new york city. plus taylor swift's eras tour book breaks records and its first weekend on sale. andy riesmeyer is has the details in the entertainment report. >>the giant christmas tree in the middle of rockefeller center in new york city has officially been lit marking the beginning of the holiday season. thousands gathered to see the 74 foot tall. norway spruce lit up by more than 50,000 lights on top. a swarovski crystal star. cnn

talk show host kelly clarkson hosted and performed at the event along with little big town, backstreet boys and coco jones. rockefeller christmas tree will be on display through next month. and if you're looking for a good christmas gift, this pop star may have the perfect something for the swifties in your life. that, of course, is a snippet of taylor swift's eras tour, which she chronicled in a photo book that sold more than 800,000 copies in its first weekend. that makes it the top selling book last week and the biggest publishing launch of 2024, this is the 14 time grammy award winner chose to sell the book exclusively at target. so who knows how big the sales could have been. she included other retailers, by the way, the movie version of her eras tour stands as the highest-grossing concert movie in history. and we're getting

a first look at jamie foxx, new upcoming comedy special called what happened was take a look. >>we should've after jt foster family members rushed to the hospital you can transfer the and somebody in home when blaze, jamie foxx has now been within 2 weeks and then. >>what happened was premieres on netflix on december 10th with your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer. >>and that doesn't here for us kron. 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watchihihihi

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