>>from our news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with khan on. i'm stephanie rothman, downtown san francisco is glowing for the holidays and for the next 10 nights, let's glow sf will be displaying giant. our projections on several downtown buildings.

>>dozens of people gathered in front of the ferry building tonight for the countdown. and that's where we find kron 4 sarah stinson who has the latest of the festivities. >>let's us have started with the city wanting to project snow onto the buildings. and since it's turned into the country's biggest holiday projection event, and it's become such a tradition, we learned that this is going to happen next year as well. let's glow sf is back bigger and brighter. we actually have 16 artists and design studios working on shows for this year's event from indonesia to paris to right here in san francisco. >>one of the artist ryan hughes lasky grew up in the mission district. he says it's a full-circle moment for him

to be able to share his creation with the city that raised him. no, he doesn't know particularly that i'm the artist who created the work and i can hide in the audience and just was or what their what their lives are being and what they're feeling. >>and the show was an absolute hit. many attendees saying this is the best way to kick off the holidays. really beautiful. i loved the projections and a lot. yeah, it's amazing christmas light. so we came last year and thought it was phenomenal. >>it was good get the weekend where we like, ok, we see again. >>this is fantastic. the light shows projected on to 8 city buildings including the ferry building where you can sit and enjoy. but organizers suggest you make a walking tour out of this. we're partnering with right around 30 plus businesses that are offering either themed cocktails you know, promotions that are related to let slowest let's seth started in 2021. it's one

of many events put on by the downtown has a partnership to generate business in the area last year. we had right around 67,000 attendees ahead, though, 67,000 attendees had right around 8 million dollar impact. we are well on their way to turn our downtown into a 24 7 where you live and where you let's is a free of end. you can also get free hot chocolate. some swag and it's until december 15th since nightly. and you can see those projections on the walls, these buildings from 5.30, until 10:00pm. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>and up in all, the city is getting ready for its holiday tree lighting and shop and stroll event. it's set for tomorrow night and will come with some road closures, though. but 4.40, in 6.30, you can expect parts of tendon and san pablo avenues to be close. the event itself will start around 4.45 fernandez park

kron four's lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead at the weekend forecast. if you plan on going out, lawrence. >>it's a record breaking heat around the bay area. warm temperatures, unusually warm for the bay area. but that it's soon going to change out there right now. mostly clear skies as we get into the weekend, though, check out the forecast is a long-range computer models we had the weekend. finally, a storm system begins to punch through bringing a chance of some showers toward eureka in crescent city. the bay area, just some passing clouds but as we get in toward lot of part of the weekend. all of a sudden high pressure builds back in. we've got offshore wind in your thinking. well, boy, here we go again. we're back to that nice weather pattern. but this is more of a progressive weather pattern by that. i mean, it's going to continue to move. so as we head toward the middle of next week, first chance of showers may come about wednesday. that may be on to thursday and then a bigger storm system kept off the coastline as we head in toward late saturday night into sunday. that could be a major rainmaker rolling on in. and it comes at forecast. but overall looks like that pattern may switch gears and completely open up going from

that dry pattern to the 2nd half of december, the very, very wet. yeah, let's enjoy the nice days while we temperatures overnight tonight, it's going to be chilly. 30's and 40's around the bay area as we head toward early tomorrow morning. little cold out there to start your day. but by the afternoon you'll see more clouds around the bay area tomorrow. that's gonna hold the temperatures down a little bit. still running above average in most spots about 67 degrees in san jose. 67 also in live, more about 62 in antioch, about 66 in santa rosa. and 62 downtown san francisco next couple days, though. yes, should be nice. enjoy the weekend to see some passing clouds tomorrow. then more sunshine with that offshore wind developing on sunday, probably into monday, maybe tuesday as well. then we start to look on wednesday and thursday in all of a sudden a couple raindrops could be coming our way. stephanie. >>thanks lines. well, new tonight, santa clara vice mayor anthony back or is resigning. this comes after he was convicted up red, perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential report to the san francisco

forty-niners containing accusations that becker and other council members had an ethically close relationhips with the forty-niners football front office. he could face up to 4 years in county jail and will be sentenced next month. tonight, one person in critical condition after a fire broke out at his home in martinez. firefighters say they responded to a fireear the intersection of arthur road and palms drive shortly before 8 this evening. crews say a woman managed to get out on her own, but firefighters had to rescue a man and a dog. the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. but the dog unfortunately died. the caused that fire is under investigation. a longtime san jose state university professor says she's resigning this semester over the university's response to the ongoing war in the middle east. this is the latest development after more than 2 dozen students set up an encampment at the school protesting the war. kron. 4 shock moment reports from san jose state.

>>the professor here at san jose state says that she can no longer work here at the university after seeing how the university suspended a professor over their assistance with student protesters demonstrating against the war in gaza. >>it was a call for me to do more research. san jose state professor rachel mcloughlin has called the school home for decades. it's her alma mater and she's been teaching here since 2004, but now she's resigning because she said she's dissatisfied with the university's handling of the protest against the war in the middle east. the university administration. was responding to the encampments, which too. >>you know, repressed. >>it can't last several weeks. last semester protesters were demanding san jose state disclose and divest from any possible investments. it has in companies that benefit israel. the university did disclose its investments but told the community it has no direct ties to israel

destructive. it's dangerous. it terrorizes other faculty from not speaking out. still student protesters in mcloughlin say san jose state did not do enough. >>to support the calls against the war. it was. it's been an ongoing journey of learning. understanding where the university and the administration is, which is to repress. block. movement towards expressing. this may. over the genocide saying kill was suspended from her teaching position at san jose state. she helped the student protesters says their negotiations with the school were not as successful compared to other schools like sf state and sacramento state who altered their investments. my campus was never honest enough to actually give actual data for where those investments are. >>san jose state told kron 4 it does not currently have a response to the professor's designation, but students on

campus say they supported. all i can say is, you know that what she did on her part was. >>good. but it's unfortunate she had to do it. and across the street next to the martin luther king library. protests are alive and well hope she gets a lot of publicity because there are a lot of people who feel the same way she does. but that's a very brave. >>stepped up now, according to professor mclaughlin resignation letter. her last a teaching on campus will be december. 20th. and as for doctors saying, kill her suspension is still ongoing. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >>coming up, hundreds gather. the latest on their conditions. now, the community is encouraging each other to help the kids families.

welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman tonight, a view county, the town of oroville holding its christmas tree lighting. >>calling on the community to come together to support the 2 children who are in critical condition tonight from a school shooting. zach boetto has the latest. >>hundreds of butte county residents turned out here tonight to support their community in this time of need. and also to come together to pray for these to kindergartners, still fighting for their lives and annual holiday gathering in the town of oroville has a deeper meaning to it. this year. >>after a local school shooting shook the community just 2 days ago. tonight, we're going to pray for roman mendez and allies will for the 2 young feather river adventist school students ages 5, 6, making it through to planned surgeries. friday but remain in critical condition.

at the downtown oroville christmas tree lighting families gathered around the tree with candles in a phone, flashlights in support of the 2 young boys and the community members still feeling the impacts of wednesday's shooting most just time to meet with these families. that's our main concern. now we got there and the goodman digger them in best possible way. >>and we just pray god's blessing. you know, one of heat and every one of the individuals city leaders joining in prayer and highlighting the people's determination to come together in this time of need is what i love about our community where was stand and we fight for one another. regardless that many melinda coleman nearly a and that's just the beauty now as the school where the shooting happened remains closed through the weekend. >>and investigators continue to uncover more about the shooter. glenn ligon. members

are standing in solidarity with the young victims who are still fighting to recover. they have the best care and we've got a mighty god that we can pray to. >>the finished a miracle. >>the support for the school shooting victims does not stop here tonight. there will be a chilly buffet fundraiser happening here in orville at the southside community park on monday night in butte county, zach boetto kron 4. >>high school student in the north bay is arrested after police say they found a ghost gun in his locker. police in santa rosa say this is the loaded gun on your screen that they found at montgomery high school this morning. they say a 16 year-old student was booked into juvenile detention center for this incident. and police are looking for this man. they say robbed a bank in drone. our park. it happened just before noon yesterday on rohnert park expressway. here's say farm drive. police say the suspect told the teller he had a gun and threatened to shoot unless they gave him money. bank

employees say he got away with more than $10,000. alameda county has a new interim district attorney attorney royal roberts will be acting as the county's top prosecutor, at least through february. the change goes after voters recall da pamela price. legal analysts say even though roberts is only heading the office temporarily, he has his work cut out for him. >>the first order of business is to politicized. the da's office. this has been a lightning rod for community outrage. and i think it's important that the chief law enforcement officer in the county in still the public trust, even though it's interim position, that is what people were outraged by and that needs to be handled on day one. >>roberts will run the da's office until enemy to alameda county supervisors appoint a permanent successor and that may not happen until february. and oakland city officials are

proposing dramatic cutbacks, including 32 million dollars in cars or the police department and the closing 6 fire stations. that's among the recommendations in the new report by oakland city administrator to close a budget deficit projected to be 129 million dollars by the end of this fiscal year in june of 2025. among the cuts, the proposal calls projects a savings of 25 million dollars through a reduction in police overtime. and the elimination of special police units as well as in others, nearly 7 million dollars in savings by cutting to police academies. >>one increase in 9-1-1 response time. if we have less officers outside handling calls, also for future attrition. levels not out of the counties will reduce our staffing levels down. and it have to collapse specialized park. and that means we might not have a traffic enforcement division on the streets. so the motor cops outside.

>>the city council will decide whether to accept this budget plan balancing plan at its next meeting on monday. 2 people in san francisco have been sentenced to spend their life in prison for the 2017 deadly shooting of a photographer in twin peaks. police say the 71 year-old victim went to the location just to take photos. then the convicted pair robson for the camera. he was using shooting him and trying to sell that camera just less than an hour later. and this has 5 fast food customers in jail tonight after threatening to attack several employees in the east bay over her food order. police say this woman had this gun in her purse when she made threats yesterday afternoon at the fast food restaurant in san pablo. they say she was with her kids at the time and even had her 9 year-old daughter hold the person with a weapon inside. police did not say at which restaurant that it happened, but say the threats started after she claimed the french fries were missing from her meal. you're

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>>for your money getting around the bay area will soon be even more expensive at the new year. prices are set to go out for muni and bart and tolls at 7 bay area. bridges are also set to increase by a dollar on january. 1st kron four's will tran has more on the impact for your wallet? >>we are down to the last few weeks of $7 to cross bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge, which is a private entity. but for the rest of the bridges at $7 will jump

dollars come january first. but there is a chance it might even go up after that. and here's the reason dollars for a full year for 2025. but there is a proposal on the table, but they say they need more money for maintenance and salaries and they could go up $0.50 every year starting from 2026 through 2030, coleman eating into possibly $10 $0.50. it's not a done deal. they're still talking about it. but covered this story for decades, every time they cover it tends to be reality. so 10, 50 could be the reality in about 4, 5, years from now. as far as other ways to get around the bay area. that also will not bet rely on bart. those prices also go up on january. first, the average right $4 and $0.47 to $4 and

$0.72. same situation. the agency says it needs money. and despite having that raise, they are still staring at millions of dollars in budget deficit. >>immunity also goes about $0.25 as well. starting next year. just to give you perspective on how far and how much we are paying. well, in 1989 crossing the bay bridge only cost one dollar and it held one dollar for 8 years until 1997 1998, they became $2 in just a couple of weeks from now. it jumps that. >>what a tsunami warning was issued on thursday. sirens in pacifica did not go off to lure neighbors. there. there was also some confusing social media posts about whether the tsunami warning actually ended. kron four's terisa stasio visited the area and has new details after speaking with county officials and residents. >>a lot better. yeah,

definitely didn't have to expand as much. maybe a certain area. they >>could have kept it to the cif ago. residents reflecting a day after the tsunami warnings rolled the city, forcing evacuations at some schools. earn some businesses closed. my client might get a noontime class. we had a close and this resident says that the situation could have been handled far better. you know, anybody that even tried to come was all stuck in traffic so can went 90, but it was near the coast like this. take. >>when they see a warning like that, they expect something to happen. maybe some big waves move have big the waves this year. breaking over the seawall happened. nothing happened yesterday. so others feel emergency officials did their job. well. well, a few minutes after the quake, i felt that my house, the phone started going crazy and as it turned out, there was no real tsunami. but i'm thankful for that. and other pacific residents say that they realize living so close to the

unpredictable ocean has its i did not get scared, but, >>you know. people did and some of them left houses, i think. but are lucky here on thursday, the san mateo county office of emergency services put out the tsunami alert. >>2 residents informing them to leave low lying areas out of an abundance of caution. they downgraded the alert, then reissued the tsunami warning. on friday, a county spokesperson says that they were following alerts from the national weather service. an updated social media sites in step with the services push alerts. as for the sirens, a county spokesperson says that the weather event did not warrant using the sirens as a day to show the threat to the tsunami was further north past the golden gate bridge in pacifica, theresa kron. 4 news. >>you're watching kron for news. we'll haand san

francisco, a clothing store owner in north beach says that has been broken into for a 5th time. kron. 4 charles clifford has more. >>early thursday morning, this man was captured on surveillance video breaking into vacation, a vintage clothing store along grant street in north beach. he smashed a window in the front door and stole a handful of items. owner kristin klein says she's relieved the damage wasn't too bad but says this is the 5th time in 6 years that her store has been robbed. >>we got lucky time our alarms went off. the police were here. the neighbors called 9-1-1. report of things not as

horribly damaged as it has been in the past. but it it's crazy that it keeps happening. >>kristen moved vacation from the tenderloin to north beach a few years ago when she says she loves the neighborhood. >>north beach is like a postcard cierran sus coats, most beautiful neighborhood. and is so lucky to be here. but the fact that she and many of her fellow small business owners have been repeatedly robbed is frustrated. >>the police department is investigating this case. but so far no arrests have been made and the suspect has not been identified christian hopes the city can step up efforts to protect small businesses. i don't know what the right answer is for that. but i know that it shouldn't be the norm. >>in a city like this for every business owner to be ranking the trauma of each time, their business has been broken into and expecting it to happen again. >>by friday morning, kristen and her team had cleaned up the mess and fix the door. she's now looking forward to a busy weekend in north beach, including staying open late for the night market friday evening along grant street. she's hoping for a good

turnout. we so many people saying what can we do to help? how can we support you? can you is you shopping? >>you there's so many small businesses and see is going. one. we support any them. as walk down to the store >>in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>tonight we're learning how the city of oakland plans to cut its massive budget deficit in a report published on friday city officials propose some dramatic cutbacks, including 32 million dollars in costs to the police department and the closing of 6 fire stations kron four's dan kerman reports

>>opening positions and that only way that but please purpose-built a function of the law as it has been a top over time. >>tim dolan with the oakland police officers association says none of these cuts foster a safe for oakland. >>because packs or increase in 9-1-1, response time that we have less officers outside and calls also for future

attrition. levels not out of the counties reduce our staffing levels down. and it have to collapse specialized part and that means we might not have a traffic enforcement division on the streets. so the motor cops outside. >>the proposal would also see the fire department making dramatic cuts running out to fire stations. now and a savings of 5.5 million dollars. phase 2 would see the shuttering of 4 additional fire stations with a savings of 7.6 million dollars. the report says the cuts will most certainly reduce response time. the face to cuts also call for the elimination of 91 full-time positions throughout city departments. the city council will decide whether accept this budget balancing plan at its meeting on monday. dan kerman kron, 4 carryforwards. >>retail

theft is an issue that remains top of mind for law enforcement agencies across the country this holiday season. >>the sacramento county sheriff's office recently launched operation grinch to help lot stuff on the reports from sacramento without the program is difference this year. >>aren't the only ones that have to stay safe this holiday. businesses also have to protect themselves. and right now we're in arden arcade. you can see rapid billions. one of the busy shopping centers in this area. you can see we already have cars packed in their shoppers trying to get through their holiday shopping. an operation grinch really looks to keep these businesses safe and they are doing one thing differently this year. they're

beefing up the number of deputies disguised as shoppers hoping to catch more criminals in the act. >>i guess we're just keeping our lights on. all of this stores have a lot of cameras internally and externally. so i feel like no, that's help deter mon ami employees explaining some of the security measures they have in place to keep thieves at bay. they say theft isn't really a problem for their store. but the sacramento county sheriff's office says sacramento can be a prime target when it comes to businesses getting hit by thieves. sacramento actually has some really large retail stores. >>that lead the nation in their corporations for theft in arden arcade. we saw boarded up window at a local business who was just hit by theft in recent days. >>and in late november, smash-and-grab robbers targeted jewelry store, snl gym in roseville. >>gandhi explained what residents will see with operation grinch. we're going to be out there in a bunch of

different ways. you're going to see increased patrols in a lot of the busy shopping centers. >>but you may not see us doing some of the other things we're doing a lot of more covert operations through our retail theft group. and this year, gandhi says they are pulling more deputies to beef up the number of hidden choppers. they're sending out. we have people inside the stores in plain clothes acting like shoppers. and then when you're in there grabbing your stuff and trying to run out of the be greeted by a whole group of sheriff's deputies. the sheriff's department says businesses should also keep a watchful eye on gift cards recently, 4 men were arrested in connection with an alleged gift card tampering investigation in sacramento county. we're more than 7,000 cards had been compromised. if you're not going to monitor them with a very vigilant eye, keep them in a secure place where you can actually get them out to your customers, buy him. the sheriff's office says all of this to help keep business is safe more secure. the better. >>now the stories we spoke to mentioned to us that they've been seeing deputies out here at civilians. however, the

sheriff's office mentioned the businesses can take steps in order to better protect themselves. they mentions locking up those storefront items and they also mentioned keeping their area reporting from sacramento covering local news that matters lot of stuff on me and fox. 40 news. >>the pentagon's office for ufo investigations is shedding some light on bizarre sightings in classified briefings to congress. news nation's joe khalil has more. we're starting to see this more often as was the case just. >>this past week, the director of arrow john kozlowski coming to the capitol and updating lawmakers about its work and about the outstanding you ap and cases. that arrow is still examining. remember arrow being the agency within the pentagon that investigates and looks into you or you ap cases and sightings. obviously, we don't know what was said inside of that room because again, it was classified. so

lawmakers coming out and not give us details about what was said. but they can sort of characterize the discussion and whether or not they learned anything or what may be some of the topics war. and that's certainly what we got. take a listen to congresswoman nancy mace and congressman tim burchett, both of talk to us before and after this briefing about questions that they wanted answered and some of the more interesting things that they say are still unanswered on this u f o or u ap topic. >>there are certain shapes that are unexplained that are in the air. in a classified setting. so i will let you know, i don't want to cross over disclosed classified information, but there are certain shapes consistently that iran explained. it's not about little green men are flying saucers. it's about does the united states government spending tens of millions of dollars. >>now, remember, this is the same committee in congress that hosted a hearing couple of weeks ago that actually had

people working for the pentagon and the military come forward under oath and say that they have seen evidence of a program within the government. >>that has retreat crashed. peas and has made an attempt to try to reverse engineer that. so those questions that came up at that hearing couple of weeks ago were some of the same things that members of congress wanted to hear from arrow today. now, as members came out, several of them said something to the effect of they were happy. that arrow is at least explaining to them, does their work. they debunked certain stories and certain sightings of you. a piece explaining scientifically how they were able to rule out things that are anomalous are unexplainable. but also and as you just heard from congresswoman nancy mace, there are still several examples of sightings and of vehicles that are in our airspace and in the water that we cannot to this point. explain. those are areas where

congress still wants to focus and they say moving forward, they're going to still continue to investigate those kinds of things. now, there was a lot of interest in the case is very recently. just last week in new jersey, you had all of these sightings of what was being called drone incursions. but we don't really know what those things were that were flying above the new jersey air space. only that we've seen those videos from several people on the ground. i am told that the topic did come up in these classified hearings. however, if they didn't come up in much detail. so there are still a lot of questions, as you can imagine in that vein as well. t

out for congress to pass a budget. the government funding deadline is now just 2 weeks away. lawmakers haven't reached a deal just yet. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains where things stand. >>the budget situation here on capitol hill is pretty uncertain right now because of shifting power dynamics. there's a debate about how to move forward on government spending. >>i'm cautiously optimistic i'm doing one of these is the double catholic iris. a time that we can get it congressman pat fallon has faith. lawmakers will pass a spending bill before the december 20. a shutdown deadline will be here as long as we have to because we don't want i don't mind was a of my republican colleagues as well. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries says negotiators are trying to come to an agreement on a full year long budget, but notes that there's still some issues they need to resolve to reach a deal. bipartisan conversations continue to be under way in

january. republicans will take control of the house, the senate and the white house and some want to pass a short-term budget instead. so republicans can dictate the full budget when they have complete government control. congressman pete sessions expects they'll vote to extend the funding deadline into february allowing this admin new administration. >to put their ducks in a row and come back and finalize where we will move. there is some pushback on that stopgap funding plan. democratic senator tim kaine says he's still hoping congress will move forward with the full spending package. i don't like to the short-term cr, but that's what the republicans are now. >>saying is all they will accept. >>and some lawmakers want to attach a disaster relief bill to whatever spending package congress does pass so that they can get assistance to those impacted by hurricane helene in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >>film director tyler perry dealing with some real-life drama tonight. burglars trying

to break into la home but were scared off by his high-tech security system. the intruders got away before police arrived, but they did leave behind a bag filled with potentially incriminating evidence. rachel antonoff has the story. this busy stretch of cold water canyon. it's a major artery bringing cars from the city into the valley and vice versa. >>and apparently is also one that attracts thieves looking for a vacant house to ransack. early evening on wednesday. the 4th, the surveillance photos obtained by tmz shows what appears to be 4 masked men wearing gloves and ball caps walking through the bush is of tyler perry's beverly ridge estates mansion perry's on-site security spotted the trespassers through thermal imaging and chase them off property board. certified protection professional dunmore speculates the thieves made their way into his backyard. maybe from an adjoining neighborhood or a fire road and says the actor

security was spot on more didn't personally install perry security system but knows the neighborhood. well, even had he had thermal imaging cameras. >>and no one to respond. and the problem would not prevent crime. but the fact that he is on site security. >>helped him greatly reporters with tmz say the would-be burglars left behind a backpack filled with tools like crowbars, gloves, a hat, a saw and a cell phone, all things common in home burglaries. a burglar who's working. >>i have my neighborhood. probably not going have all those tools burglars in in neighborhoods where the preponderance of security systems and cameras is not as much as it is in tyler perry's neighborhood and they don't have to worry about those things. neighbors who live in this cold water cul-de-sac are understandably rattled. everybody's a little nervous lately because >>there had has been some things happening. this woman lives nearby knows mister

perry socially. she says the burglars are now dressing up as workmen or gardeners to gain access to people's homes. so people have to really pay attention because not every guy. >>i would have lower is a gardener most of the time they have walked with them. >>yes, have walkie talkie. so the talk to the bigger person or somebody out so to communicate. but other people. >>more news weather and sports updates coming

after years, a fan scrubs reboots is reportedly in the works. plus, dick van dyke is celebrating his 99th birthday with a new feature and a cold play music video. andy

riesmeyer is has the details in the entertainment report. >>next year might be the first time anybody has ever been excited to go back to the hospital. >>honestly, my to do it, i can do because might do we've got good tickets. that's not going take it to the sandwiches. >>paging dr, jt and dr. turk time to reopen the doors. the sacred heart scrubs show creator bill lawrence is currently developing a reboot of the beloved sitcom. it is a go finally rumors of the revival have been bubbling up for years. deadline says agreement had to be worked out with warner brothers where bill has a deal. abc television actually owns the series, even though it aired for 9 seasons on nbc, which is very unusual. so now it'll be developed for abc. zack braff has previously said he would definitely be on board for a return. and when johnson mcginley was here last month,

we'd ask him if you come back as dr cox and he said he was in the creator says the new show will likely be a combo of old characters and new ones. and we're just one week away from a major milestone for an iconic hollywood actor. dick van dyke turns 99 years old in a week and to celebrate the milestone birthday, the actor appeared on jimmy kimmel live thursday night alongside coldplay frontman chris martin. the 2 talked about the music video for cold play's noose on all my love, which stars van dyke show you that in a moment. but first, we want to show you an appearance from thursday night. >>she to be for everybody at point to the secret. i love you don't know. i have no idea. i still matches. i didn't go to the gym and i think that has something achieve moving. well, i wrote a book called keep moving moving. yeah, that's important. i think is in a new order you get the more important i ran into dick in the hall on when dick was coming in and i go, hey, you do. and you said very old. >>coldplay just released the director's cut version of the music video and it is very good.

>>i think i'm one of those lucky people who got to do for a living and then anyway. >>when you think how like i am. and still early. >>the video is filmed of and malibu home and features the song. but there are also moments in which the star reflects back on his life. all my love video directors cut is out now with your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm andy reece. fire. >>you're watching kron for news. we'll haveamericans

are working to get organized for the new year. top of mind for many is financial planning kron four's justine waldman spoke with wealth advisor george mcatee to get some tips on how to stay on budget. >>i want save more money next year can give me some tips on how to do that. >>well, this is fair warning for for this year, which you've got 12. thank you, dennis left. so if there are some things you haven't done, you can't get that. for example, you likely have a 4, one k plan. and if you're and of course, you are under 50 and your maximum you can contribute is 23,000. and if you're a person who is over 50, they can definitely catch above. 7500. lot of people do not put in the maximum because they think of percentages or they think you have to have a match, but probably the most

efficient way of investing this. we'll do a tax deferral into these mutual fund programs in the 4, 1, k's and just get the compound growth 3 years and years because their retirement ask that, you know, uses 2 year old or older. so, you know, make sure you make your full contribution if not, you know, you can you push more. and in the last, you know, 10 15 days of the year. and then next year, you can plan appropriately, make sure you do it on a parade basis every month. things you do is you can kinda maximize it. >>bitcoin. yeah. just above $100,000. is that something that one? are you surprised by that? and is that something that you're looking into for 2025? >>well, everybody gets excited when there's an investment that just takes off through the roof. so, you know, bitcoin, do you know what that is? do you know what it does? you know, it's backed by, you know what the rules are. many times people will just invest in fauria of something going up. but if you don't understand what you're investing in, you should kind of really minimize that

investment. it is an investment, but it's very, very speculative. and it's really hit a peak because there's a feeling in the market. there's going to be deregulation and that's going allow more people to legitimately get into investing in bitcoin. so i just weren't, you consumers understand and know what you're investing in. that's the first most important thing. all right. so some member, whatever goes up quickly, it does come down to does come because of what goes up must come down. i think that's like some just like the onate actually going come down eventually out. their new president is starting next year. are you anticipating anything happening with the stock market with a second trump presidency? >>well, that's already happened. what what what you're seeing now is work. it is euphoric. it's really, you know, the market is really looking forward. it's not based on all the economic reports that are behind us, but it looks forward and it's as well because of deregulation. the market, the stock market, not economy of the stock market, which is an indicator effects. it expects banking stocks up really well and they are since since trump

was elected. people thought they're going to be deregulation in the market. you see banking stocks really go up in terms of of their price points. so we're seeing a lot of, you know, you're today growth of the dow, the s and p 500. huge breaking all records. and that's because of the expectation now that works until we don't meet expectations and then you'll see the market get back to our reality. so investors have to be careful. you got to protect yourself against volatility and also promises donors become reality. so we have to protect ourselves against that. we have to be very diversified if we're wrong, we don't want to lose that much. and the fed started to do some interest rate cuts if and when you see it doing again next year. >>well, we expect them to reduce the lending rate the banks by another. 25 basis points, maybe 50 basis points, but more likely 25 basis points. that's one quarter. one percent that would give the lending rate down the banks at 4%. it was if i for

makes lending very, very expensive. if you've got any money and credit cards, which should do that. but if you do seeing a very high rate, he locks home equity lines, mortgages that don't exactly relate to the federal funds rate a really it's more to the 10 year bond rate. but there are county in related, you know, seeing rates go down very, very, very quickly. but the fact that it is trending down, that's positive for the stock market. if the federal reserve next week did not lower that rate by 25 basis points. you and you see a pullback in the market. definitely. all right. because the market is looking forward to growth. all right. >>georgian chevy, thank you for joining us here this afternoon. appreciate your time. let's make some money next. jerry af. >>we're going to happen, but do planning first. >>you heard it here first. thank you, george. >>mo

>>news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman, a longtime san jose state university professors says she's resigning this semester over the university's response to ongoing war in the middle east. this is the latest development after more than 2 dozen students set up an encampment at the school protesting the war kron. 4 shock moment. reports from santa. so san jose state. >>the professor here at san jose state says that she can no longer work here at the university after seeing how the university suspended a professor over their assistance with student protesters demonstrating against the war in gaza.

>>it was a call for me to do more research. san jose state professor rachel mcloughlin has called the school home for decades. it's her alma mater and she's been teaching here since 2004, but now she's resigning because she said she's dissatisfied with the university's handling of the protest against the war in the middle east. the university administration. was responding to the encampments, which too. >>you know, repressed. >>it last several weeks. last semester protesters were demanding san jose state disclose and divest from any possible investments. it has in companies that benefit israel. the university did disclose its investments but told the community it has no direct ties to israel destructive. it's dangerous. it terrorizes other faculty from not speaking out. still student protesters in mcloughlin say san jose state did not do enough. >>to support the cause against the war. it was. it's been an

ongoing journey of learning. understanding where the university and the administration is, which is to repress. block. movement towrds expressing. this may. over genocide saying kill was suspended from her teaching position at san jose state. she helped the student protesters says their negotiations with the school were not as successful compared to other schools like sf state and sacramento state who altered their investments. my campus was never honest enough to actually give actual data for where those investments are. >>san jose state told kron 4 it does not currently have a response to the professor's designation, but students on campus say they supported. all i can say is, you know that what she did on her part was. >>good. but it's unfortunate that she had to do it. and across the street next to the martin luther king library.

protests are alive and well. she gets a lot of publicity because there are a lot of people who feel the same way she does. but that's a very brave. >>stepped up now, according to professor mclaughlin resignation letter last day teaching on campus will be december. 20th. and as for doctors saying, kill her suspension is still ongoing. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >>now at downtown san francisco from sutro tower. looking like a beautiful night crown for she. meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with your weekend weather forecast. lawrence. >>okay. guys, all around the bay area tonight. we are looking at a nice night for some hot chocolate or some coffee out there tonight. get a little chilly in spots around the bay area as we head through the night tonight. but a sky far, mostly clear now, i think it was we get toward tomorrow morning. it's going to be different story. we're going to see a few clouds really begin to thicken up or roll into the bay area. but yeah, how much you get away forecast sfo looking good.

oakland, san jose. no delays being reported. they're all looking good right now. monterey bay, if you're headed that direction, 63 degrees in santa cruz. 64 in watsonville about 58 degrees. downtown monterrey, southern california. boy, it's going to be warm there talking. 71 los angeles. 75 passes. 77 pomona, 73 degrees in san diego. and the high country on hit the sierra nevada boy. it's really nice up there. of course, they haven't had any fresh new snow, but they're making snow up temperatures for highs will be in the 50's. and if you're sticking around, that's going to get a little chilly as we head toward the next few days. highs by sunday with partly cloudy skies only in the 40's and then sunshine. but cold temperatures for only a high of 39 on monday. alright, something to watch out for 2. if you're traveling down the central 9, 5, you're going to see some of that dense to leave fog overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. visibility is less than a quarter mile if you've driven and that before a boy, it's really exhausting. driving those dense fog conditions. be careful of that. a cold front kind of clip in northern california, bringing them a few scattered showers for us. some partly cloudy skies,

long-range forecast looking promising for some changes, though. now you see that weak system rolling in tomorrow behind that high pressure begins to build all of a sudden we're back to where we were a high pressure overhead. dry as can be and then the middle of next week. here we go. the first one comes in wednesday, possibly. we'll see some showers, the better chances we get into thursday and a much better chance. and that's what's important now going to start to open up the weather pattern to bring more aggressive storms in the bay area. i think as we head in toward the 2nd half of the month overnight lows tonight, generally in the 30's 40's. so it's gonna be cold out there by day tomorrow. probably going to back off a little bit on the temperatures but not bad. 62 in the mission, 15 60's coast side as you get inside the bay to see some partly cloudy skies. 62 degrees millbrae about 63 in redwood city. the south bay still well into the 60's by tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy as you make when a pleasanton about 68 degrees. 68 also in dublin inside the bay. those temperatures a little bit cooler, a little more of a sea breeze. i think tomorrow afternoon. and you're looking at 64 degrees in pittsburgh back along the

coastline. keeping on the cool side, generally in the low 60's next couple days. well, here it is. that change coming our way as we get toward the middle of this next week. it's hard pinpoint all the storms that we're talking about it, but it looks like a major change in the weather pattern coming our way. rain looks to be moving back in. i think unsettled weather as we get into next weekend. and if you believe the models, i think that continues to the end of the month. >>the town of oroville holding its christmas tree lighting and calling on the community to come together to support the 2 children who are in critical condition tonight from a school shooting. reporter zach boetto has the story. >>hundreds of butte county residents turned out here tonight to support their community in this time of need. and also to come together to pray for these to kindergartners, still fighting for their lives and annual holiday gathering in the town of oroville has a deeper meaning to it. this year. >>after a local school shooting shook the community just 2 days ago. tonight, we're going to pray for roman

mendez and allies will for the 2 young feather river adventist school students ages 5, 6, making it through to planned surgeries. friday but remain in critical condition. at the downtown oroville christmas tree lighting families gathered around the tree with candles in a phone, flashlights in support of the 2 young boys and the community members still feeling the impacts of wednesday's shooting most just time to meet with these families. that's our main concern. now we got there and the goodman digger them in best possible way. >>and we just pray god's blessing. you know, one of heat and every one of the individuals city leaders joining in prayer and highlighting the people's determination to come together in this time of need is what i love about our community where was stand and we fight for one another. regardless that many melinda coleman nearly a and that's just the beauty now as the school where the shooting

happened remains closed through the weekend. >>and investigators continue to uncover more about the shooter. glenn ligon. members are standing in solidarity with the young victims who are still fighting to recover. they have the best care and we've got a mighty god that we can pray to. >>the finished a miracle. >>the support for the school shooting victims does not stop here tonight. there will be a chilly buffet fundraiser happening here in orville at the southside community park on monday night in butte county, zach boetto kron. 4 news. >>new tonight, santa clara vice mayor anthony back or is resigning. this comes after he was convicted perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. that car was found guilty of leaking a confidential report to the san francisco forty-niners. it contained accusations that becker and other council members had ethically close relationships with the forty-niners football front office. if convicted, he could face up to 4 years in

county jail and will be sentenced next month. pictures tonight show the damage of the 7.0 earthquake off the both county crews say the strong shaking loose and week it soil and rock. that quake was felt all way over here in the bay area following the shake. more than 5 million people in california and oregon were under a tsunami warning. in san francisco. that tsunami warning brought into question the city's emergency sirens. those sirens were silent yesterday as learn notifications instead popped up on cell phones. the siren system has been offline since 2019 and the city's emergency team used to run through them with weekly tests. they have a new sense the department's executive director says even without the sirens, their warnings that were sent out are still effective. very, very fortunate. >>that we incredible, robust notification system. in san francisco and regionally. we

many more of course, that we did in the 1950's and that system was built and yesterday the notification system worked. it really did get to people immediately. and then we were able to follow up and push out information as it you know, as we became aware. >>the department is still looking at whether the siren system will be rebuilt or if alternatives would work better. we're told that's still being assessed and any recommendations will be brought to the city's incoming administration. >>evacuated capitol cot

>>next week marks 10 years since holwell ramirez is murder in san leandro. in the past. police have long said that the deadly shooting was likely a case of mistaken identity. now as kron four's philippe djegal reports the city has increased the reward money to help crack that cold case. >>while ramirez would have turned 31 years old next week, the same week, 10 years ago, the aspiring police officer was shot to death parked in his driveway on kenilworth avenue in san leandro. it was just a great for the role florida. that's not a floor. >>know, the people that you know, they're looking and because he he was loved people love and he seemed like yet a bright future. and was just kind care. >>he shot the police department has not announced any new leads in this homicide. investigators have

stated was likely a case of mistaken identity. but this week the city council increase the reward money. henry mears is case from $50,000 to $150,000 and is also offering the same amount for information leading to arrests and convictions in 2 other cold cases, including the 10/9/2010, double homicides arias robinson and kwame. none. and the march 22nd 2013 murder of delon allen pan. we have for we believe in justice. >>for the victims of crimes, have to be out there with all something. and we just, you know, clean, you noted and please do the right thing to to come forward. in a statement, san leandro police chief angela averett says in part, quote, our detectives remain committed to pursuing all leads and working tirelessly on these investigations. >>however, community input is critical. someone out there knows something that could make the difference is line.

you know, >>that they can to an this leads to go on cold. >>by providing a renewed interest in incentive for folks in the public to come forward with information. we think it helps families understand that they're not forgotten. it demonstrates our commitment to justice. but more importantly, we hope that the renewed focus on these cases well, actually result in just to see over the years the community has held candlelight vigils and oil. ramirez is honors. his mother has since moved out of the country. >>but still clings to hope that one day her son's case is finally solved in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the california state capitol building in sacramento was back open after authorities evacuated the building much of friday morning and afternoon due to a threat there. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has new details. >>a california highway patrol officers on guard a law

enforcement canines sniffing for clues in the entrance to the state capitol building in capitol park completely blocked off. this is what it looked like friday morning after chp investigators evacuated california's historic capitol building, the legislative office building across the street and the swing space building nearby home to offices of lawmakers in the assembly and senate and the office of the governor. chp saying the evacuation took place out of an abundance of caution due to some sort of e mail threat. >>a sergeant at arms came through and said they evacuating the building. joel from dennis estate toward at the capitol, he and a colleague were preparing a day of tours inside the rotunda when they were told they had to leave right away. in fact, all senate and assembly staff were sent this e-mail to immediately leave in work from home for the rest of the day. it's a surprise to me because the building has been closed in the past, but usually only for an hour or in the end after an hours-long search, chp deemed the building safe and allowed staff to return. do you feel about all of a sudden you feel say, first of

all? not necessarily for choir singer at lucas, his chorus group had to cancel their scheduled holiday music performance set to take place inside the rotunda pertains to any threat. he says better safe than sorry. >>they are sometimes true. they are sometimes phony. you just never know. you just have to go with whatever the current protocol is, follow it and do the safe thing. and then if it's not a threat to nick, all for not, if it was a threat and they got somebody, they shave a lives at the state capitol. eytan wallace kronhealth officials

say a traveler infected with measles was in the bradley international terminal today before thanksgiving travel. that passenger arrived on a qatar airways flights. omar lewis reports from lax. >>exposure happened during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. and la county public health officials confirming this measles case involved a traveler passing through terminal b, the international terminal on the day before thanksgiving, potentially infecting other passengers on the same flight or people who are in the international terminal that afternoon. in a statement, the los angeles county department of public health says the measles case involved a, quote, non resident traveler who passed through lax on november. 27th officials say the person arrived on qatar airways flight qr 0, 7, 3, 9 at terminal b and was in the airport between 12:30pm, and 06:00pm. that day is exposure

comes as lex saw record holiday travel, putting hundreds if not thousands of passengers at risk. according to the department of public health, measles is highly contagious spreading through the air and on surfaces, especially among those not vaccinated. local health officials along with the cdc. they're now working to contact passengers who may have been exposed. they say symptoms can develop 7 to 21 days after exposure and include high fever, runny nose. cough, red eyes and a rash. doctors are now stressing the importance of vaccination. if you are someone who has not received the vaccines are is too young to get the vaccine and that puts you at higher risk. >>like i mentioned, so incredibly infectious that if you walk into them and there's 10 and immunize people, 9 of them would get infected. the statement from the la county department of public health went on to note that the mmr vaccine is 97% effective with 2 doses. and with measles cases more than doubling nationwide this year, officials are urging anyone

who may have been exposed to review vaccination records and speak to a doctor. we spoke to a traveler here at lax today. he says news of this measles case at the airport. >>exactly why she tries to take precautions to protect yourself, especially while traveling many employee. >>and you're protecting yourself. you're protecting the community. people around and officials say if you were at the international terminal during that time, more on that same flight, you should monitor your health closely right now. and if any symptoms do develop. >>contact your doctor. that's the latest for now reporting from lax. i'm omar lewis. send it back to you in the studio. >>and electronic tattoo developed at the university of texas. could one day help people who face difficulties walking this one of a kind new treatment can also help millions of people with sleep disorders and bringing issues. sara shows us the groundbreaking work.

>>electronic tattoos measuring brain waves and i to the 2 of that i think plays can formally onto the skin to allow someone to collect his lot with enough, for example, to give them real-time continuous data of their body. breakthrough technology coming out of the university of texas phd student pablo be dolled coauthored this research. these tattoos service sensors for in ej test, which measures the brain's electrical activity doll says they use camera to map a person's head shape and figure out where to put that like they did with this mannequin once a friend of the electrodes and wait for those to dry and then printed in a connects that we can get information from the electrodes and we wait for those to dry, which takes the rocks are some about 15 minutes. we can then start to collect information from the person said this different than technology out there. so currents eg acquisition devices essentially require an exclusive cap.

>>liquid gels with mookie wires requires an expert to manually place which can be time-consuming and costly at the moment to be doll says they're conducting sleep studies determining someone's quality of sleep and helping study neurodegenerative diseases. along with that in this can often be employed depending on what part of the brain. you are clicking data from to actually enable people to control wheelchair, a prosthetic. someone can imagine a movement and computer will actually that determine one moving that person's imagining to be able to control. >>external device, for example, while there's just one of its kind at the moment, a b dollar hopes to one day. see these in homes or clinics and be able to print and it had on them instantaneously. and then. >>for them to have this empowerment powering the device on them that they can collect real-time data from. >>more news weather and sports updates coming the

holidays are a difficult time for families who are grieving. the loss of a loved one this season better place far as is working to help them. for more on this kron four's justine waltman spoke with an each of and wartburg chief operating officer up better place. far us. let's just start with what you offer and what you do because maybe some people are familiar with that. >>yeah, that's a great place to start so better place forests offers memorial trees, which are a natural alternative to cemeteries. a memorial tree is a living growing tree that provides a final resting place for cremated remains. and when the ashes are mixed with soil and

placed at the base of the tree, they become forever part of the forest ecosystem. have 9 locations across the country for of which are right here in california. and our santa cruz location is up in the santa cruz mountains and borders. 19 marks a park. people there you get. you have the street i'm just curious, like how? try to think the most sensitive way to ask this question. how much how many trees are there? how many memorials to have already there? >>yes, so we have hundreds of customers and thousands all across the country and it really starts by families coming to us. they're interested in returning a loved one to nature or preplanning for themselves. and the process starts by choosing a tree. so we have a team of really caring guys who help them choose a tree that's meaningful for them. they can actually hop online with us and we can go through choosing

experience with him. there are many families choose to go up to our forests and make that selection in in person and then when it's time we host what's called a force memorial. and this is where we plan a very personalized experience for families and friends to gather and honor their loved one and return the ashes to the earth. >>and a lot of families getting together for the holidays. maybe they see there. they're loved ones who they don't get a lot of face-to-face time with and could be having some of these difficult conversations about, you know, what do you want your steps to be when this time comes? so this could be an option. may be. you have this holiday event in santa cruz. that also kind of goes along your theme here with being sustainable. can you tell us about that? >>right. so one of our general managers actually had this idea around the holidays. you holidays are full of festive moments, but they can be a real difficult time for families and individuals who

face the loss of a loved one. and she really wanted to come up with a way to help them honor loved ones during these difficult holiday times. and so she collected materials from the forest hand-crafted ornaments and invited families to come out and go to their tree and place their ornament and reflect on their loved one. we had families that came out brought their family with them and flooded in the forest and built snowman. and this event was well received that we decided to expand it nationwide. and this sunday is the first time we're offering this event to our families at the santa cruz location. and then i would also like to add the orders who are interested in visiting around for us and learning a little bit more of what it's about. we welcome everyone to come and visit and they can get information about that on our website. >>and what is your web site? better place forests dot com.

well, appreciate you coming on. and the gun talking to us about this. and we hope that you have a meaningful time for all these families on sunday. >>thank you so much. thank you for having me. >>you're watching kron for >>you're watching kron for news. we

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and community members are beginning to wonder how to speak. so they're young kids about safety following the school shooting in few county this week, julia smith spoke with a former law enforcement officer, an expert to bring us some tips. >>adam cole, freeman founded safe kids incorporated to help parents, teachers and religious leaders find a way

to teach children how to be safe in a way that doesn't scare at about the 5th grade level. this type of barricade and beyond is what you use the hero program cough ring teaches stands for height, escape. >>ryan and overcome rooms or libor thought of need it in the way kids that was age appropriate and trauma informed do it for the kids were for the teachers as well. he says the program isn't specifically about how don't form kids how to stay safe in a school shooting. we do talk about is how do we stay safe in generalities in asking kids certain questions about we heard, a loud noise, need them or at the mall or favor restaurant. you know what we do when we think about notes that kids already practice earthquake in fire drills at school and believes equipping kids with additional safety skills like the hero technique could never hurt so much trying to harm you by trying to shoot a firearm at you. the oroville school shooting that occurred earlier this week was affiliated with the 7th day

adventist church medic. >>a medical criminal island. well, out of the area. >>a fire and the suspect is said to have targeted the school due to america's response to what's happening to palestinians in gaza and attacks towards yemen. all too often. we see your faith-based institutions targeted for a variety reasons. sometimes >>you know, what's going on in the world present, sometimes its long-standing historical issues, sometimes in someone's own personal issues. fox 40 has learned that there will be increased security at schools and religious institutions in oroville in the wake of this tragedy. and while parents may choose to shield their young children from difficult world events, he says there are other ways to break down what's happening. talk about it with some there. their story where there's villains and superheroes those types of things really. >>disconnected, know the reality of what's going on in the stories and into some of these things can really help offering also encourages

option based responses, noting that there are no one-size-fits-all responses to violence. >>cold front has that these are going to be difficult conversations and lessons to have with your kids. but they're becoming more and more necessary in today's reality in sacramento, covering local news that matters. juliet smith, fox, 40 news.

now to an update in new york city where police have found a key piece of evidence in the search for the killer united healthcare ceo brian thompson. police say they found a backpack they believe belongs to the gunman. that's after drone and foot

searches in central park turned up with no suspect. police believe he is no longer in the city leaving on a bus out of the port authority bus terminal in washington heights reporter nicole johnson has the latest on the investigation. >>the nypd is relentless in their search for a gunman seen on surveillance video executing united healthcare ceo brian thompson. they're back with drones over central park looking for more clues, possibly the backpack. the gunman was wearing and the gun used for days. detectives have been looking at hours and hours of surveillance video piecing together a timeline video from the port authority bus terminal, the subway system. this new video police say shows the gunman minutes before the shooting walking up 6th avenue and this clear image, sources say from the front desk of this hostile on the upper west side where a person of interest checked in with a fake id. the nypd's

crime scene unit can amass a series of forensic such as >>skin fragments, fingerprints, hair, follicles. all stuff will be in that retired nypd lieutenant dr darren porter tells us physical evidence will be key in the case. the bullet casings from the gun used dna from a water bottle and cell phone drop near the scene. and that's not all the nypd can also use social media images. but in specifically in since he removed this mask. so this is the plate. so that school allowed the nypd use facial recognition after shooting thompson outside of the hilton hotel on west 54th street wednesday morning. the gunman disappeared into an alley. then he was seen going east on 55th street. he jumped on an e-bike into central park. police say the gunman moved around the city. now they believe he boarded a bus here at port authority in

washington heights. >>it hasn't been seen since so as you can imagine, this manhunt is massive, the incident it as police continue to look for that gunman. the search is nationwide. the fbi is also looking for the person you saw in that surveillance video. if you have any information on his whereabouts, call crime stoppers. the numbers right there with 805, 7, 7 tips in midtown. nicole johnson pix. 11 news. the 38th annual

american cinema tech awards took place friday in beverly hills where actress jessica

chastain and up and jaime producer charles rowe were both honored. scott movie mantz is on the red carpet to chat with the stars for the entertainment report. >>that's right. oscar winners, jessica chastain and charles road are here tonight to american cinema here's what they had to say. what does this honor for the american said it the team. if it's the right have watch it at home. a motion picture, the african experience is it for me right? i just love going into a movie theater. hopefully it's something a lot of people want to and that's what this organization is all about. thing that. a thrill and humbling at the same time. >>now i'm here, i'm kind of realized, oh, this is for because usually things like

this i imagine is towards the end of someone's career. and i was well known this is a mid-career. >>here tonight, it just made a about today's game. a motion picture is experience is always fresh. loves the movie that he's working on and fights for. that movie was never about ego. he's never about himself. >>about doing anything to make greatest movie and support. that would be the success best. >>where keep your oscar for oh, my gosh. it's in my bedroom. yeah, it's a better. i felt a little shy to put it like in the public also i just love in a lot of people are like, oh, my i love it. i'm

very happy because i worked really hard in my career and to be acknowledged for anything. it you work hard for no matter what industry you're in. it's beautiful thing. for more information. go to american cinema tech dot com from beverly hilton in beverly hills scott mantz with the entertainment report. more news weather a

>>the rockets last night without stephen curry and draymond green. the warriors. >>had their full cast of characters in the lineup tonight against minnesota. the

first of 2 games against the timberwolves are going to be again on sunday at chase center as well. draymond and steph made their presence known right away. draymond green. >>getting the rebound going coast to coast playing playing in. plus the foul. >>10 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists for green warriors up by want was doing things from the circus shot. knocks it down if our as well. stephen was actually just 6 of 17 from the field. 23 points, 4 years down 10 at the half. and then the 2nd half along anthony edwards. i can't lie. i love this guy. all the trash talk all of it. the warriors but 3 different players on edwards and no one could stop him if he goes up to 4 over lindy waters, the linda gave him for on four-point play. edwards lasting through the entire. what's your defense and foul got the shot? let the fans know. let staff know anyone

else who would listen he's finished with 30 points as get he will when it first 107, to 90. >>meanwhile in the wnba, the golden state valkyrie is officially have a roster. today the team hosted its expansion draft at sf moma. you see e 40 in the house calling out some of the picks. baron davis as well as was former stanford golfer michelle wie west who made the first announcement. take a listen. >>from the atlanta dream. the goal to save all curry's select center. eliana repair. >>from online apps remember that for future trivia questions. eliana groups share the first official member of the golden state valkyrie the team made 10 other selections. let's see how my pronunciations do here. maria cone for annika burton. carla light believer. tell me they've been laying into cage

martin. stephanie talbot is a tough cecilia let's see me. kayla thornton, monique billings and julie vanlue of alex can add more players in free agency and they also own the 5th selection in april's wnba draft. exciting times in the bay area for hopes. all right. well, i'm not going to bore you with whole list of who did and didn't participated. forty-niners practice today. but we can report that trent williams will be out once again on sunday against the bears. so as dray greenlaw, hopefully he'll be back next week. nick bosa listed as doubtful. and both aaron banks and hufanga questionable. so today head coach kyle shanahan talked about the disappointment of how this season has gone so far. the team just 5, 7, and how he thought it would go a lot better and that we should have been yeah, we're 5, 5, and i believe there are 3 games and we'd like in a way that we should want. >>that doesn't mean that we've been much of a different team at 8, 2, within 5 in 5. but

it's how you improve as the year goes. i mean, i just knew we were where i wanted to be. what's really are exactly at beginning of the year. that's why you play. and that's why you get better as it goes. and as for those planning to do, that's always the goal we weren't able to consistently do that. seemed like every time we took a step forward, we took 2 steps back. and those kind of how when i want you to some close games, what you think you should have won. that's the difference between being 5, 5, at the halfway point in being a ton to at the halfway point from a record standpoint, not just overall where teams that. >>you guys all around the bay area. tonight, we are looking at a nice night for some hot chocolate or some coffee out there tonight. get a little chilly in spots around the bay area as we head through the night tonight. but a sky far, mostly clear now, i think it was we get toward tomorrow morning. it's going to be different story. we're going to see a few clouds really begin to thicken roll into the bay area. but yeah, how much you get away forecast sfo looking good. oakland, san jose. no delays being reported. they're all looking good right now. monterey bay, if you're headed that

direction, 63 degrees in santa cruz. 64 in watsonville about 58 degrees. downtown monterrey, southern california. boy, it's going to be warm there talking. 71 los angeles. 75 passes. 77 pomona, 73 degrees in san diego. and the high country on hit the sierra nevada boy. it's really nice up there. of course, they haven't had any fresh new snow, but they're making snow up temperatures for highs will be in the 50's. and if you're sticking around, that's going to get a little chilly as we head toward the next few days. highs by sunday with partly cloudy skies only in the 40's and then sunshine. but cold temperatures for only a high of 39 on monday. alright, something to watch out for 2. if you're traveling down the central 9, 5, you're going to see some of that dense to leave fog overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. visibility is less than a quarter mile if you've driven and that before a boy, it's really exhausting. driving those dense fog conditions. be careful of that. a cold front kind of clip in northern california, bringing them a few scattered showers for us. some partly cloudy skies, long-range forecast looking promising for some changes,

though. now you see that weak system rolling in tomorrow behind that high pressure begins to build all of a sudden we're back to where we were or high pressure overhead, dry ascan be. and then the middle of next week. here we go. the first one comes in wednesday, possibly. we'll see some showers, the better chances we get into thursday and a much better chance in this. what's important now going to start to open up the weather pattern to bring more aggressive storms in the bay area. i think as we head in toward the 2nd half of the month overnight lows tonight, generally in the 30's 40's. so it's gonna be cold out there by day tomorrow. probably going to back off a little bit on the temperatures but not bad. 62 in the mission, 15 60's coast side as you get inside the bay to see some partly cloudy skies. 62 degrees millbrae about 63 in redwood city. the south bay still well into the 60's by tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy as you make when a pleasanton about 68 degrees. 68 also in dublin inside the bay. those temperatures a little bit cooler, a little more of a sea breeze. i think tomorrow afternoon. and you're looking at 64 degrees in pittsburgh back along the coastline. keeping on the cool side, generally in the low 60's next couple days. well,

here it is. that change coming our way as we get toward the middle of this next week. it's hard pinpoint all the storms that we're talking about it, but it looks like a major change in the weather pattern coming our way. rain looks to be moving back in. i think unsettled weather as we get into next weekend. and if you believe the models, i think that continues to the end of the month. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great weekend.

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