>>so joining us on kron, 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with cotton on. i'm stephanie rothman. nationwide manhunt for the gunman saw in the brazen ambush murder of a healthcare ceo in new york city and at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania tonight, we're learning he also has ties to the bay area. 26 year old

hadley, gm and jiang was arrested this morning. there's his mug shot. this after a mcdonald's customer recognized him. he was taken into custody this evening in new york. prosecutors are now charging him with murder. this after investigators say they found a 3 d printed pistol and a 3 d printed silencer in his backpack. croft foreshock momo reports on what kron 4 has learned about his time here in the bay area. >>luigi man joni's time here in the bay area was pretty limited. he really just spent one summer here in the bay area back in 2019 as a high school instructor at stanford university. we know he have taught he has ties to san francisco, california. new york police announcing monday the arrest of 26 year-old luigi man joni who they are now calling a suspect in the shooting death of united healthcare's ceo brian tom said new york police announcing monday 5 charges including carrying a gun without a license forgery and falsely identifying himself to authorities. he is currently being held without bail.

>>we took that photograph and we asked for the public's help in identifying the subject. >>and the public responded. news nation reporting. he grew up in baltimore, maryland and attended an all-boys school. he went to university of pennsylvania and a 2019 took up ahead. counselor position at stanford university for that summer. >>where he taught high school from around the world. stanford university giving kron 4 news this statement monday that reads, we can confirm that a person by the name of louis gym and joni was employed as a head counselor under the stanford pre collegiate studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description see he also was most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true car. truecar sent kron 4 statement saying we generally don't comment on personnel matters but we can confirm that luigi man jony has not been an employee of our company since 2023. what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool is

media attention. bay area legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention the assassination had through twitter and instagram. >>helped this image become so recognizable went when you look his conduct, his manifesto, the >>writing's on the shell casings. this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest. >>or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder. so i think authorities want to also send the message that this is not the way we change corporate america. and we reached out to several people who may have been associated and joni during his time at stanford in 2019. >>so far we have not heard back from any of those sources. many people, in fact, switching their instagram and social media profiles from public to private reporting here in the newsroom, jack moment, kron 4 news. >>a 6 magnitude earthquake t nevada this afternoon and

many here in the bay area reported feeling the shaking as well. the epicenteof t earthquake is just northeast of yearning 10, which is directly east of lake tahoe. there have been no reports damage and tracking it all is calm for sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow. he joins us with a closer look. larks. >>it's your attention that's considered a moderate quake, right? and that happening right in the desert there in the middle of nevada. but nonetheless, even some people here in the bay area said they felt but really got things going this afternoon. numerous quakes popping up there as well. what appears to be an unknown fault in that area. there are many faults throughout the nevada and they do have some large earthquakes. this one, a very shallow and only about 2 miles deep. and that means yeah. gets to the surface really fast, making it feel that much more powerful. they're not the only ones feeling the earthquakes that have been numerous throughout. you can see the latest on the earthquake saw numerous aftershocks that we had large earthquake a little bit earlier in the day. now we

continue to see more some fairly substantial. you've got some of those over for even some fives that popped up after that as well. the most recent one, the smaller quake. but it's hard to know whether this is the small quaker. there might be a larger quake on the horizon. still too early to tell. but just to give you an idea, some folks in the bay area said they felt this quake. that's 200 miles away. but we're all part of that whole fault zone. we've got the north american plate and the pacific plate, robin against each other. and we just live in the world of faults here in the bay area. that's true. lauren, thank you. >>monta vista high school cupertino is set resume classes tomorrow. that's after false reports of an active shooter today. no word on where the threat came from. the school went on lockdown this morning and cancel classes for the rest of the day. while deputies investigating the initial report. but officials say school will be in session tomorrow. and the man who stole a plane from paulo also before landing on a beach in half moon bay. it's now been sentence. louise eras is being

released from jail on time served but will be under mandatory supervision for 125 days and must pay $50,000 in restitution to the plane's owner. back in february, he walked onto the tarmac at paulo alto airport, broke into a private plane and flew it over the coastal mountains. that's all before crash landing on the beach. there. according to investigators said he did this to, quote, show the government that airports lack proper security. and san francisco hotel workers on strike are trying to discourage people from attending a major healthcare conference in january. jp morgan healthcare conference is scheduled to be held at the westin saint francis hotel and hotel workers. unions as executives and investors who attend this conference are responsible for the inflated health care costs, which have contributed to this labor dispute about 2500 marriott hilton and hyatt workers have been on strike since labor day. they're now demanding affordable health care, better staffing and higher pay every

day. a 45 year-old family-run mediterranean restaurant is here to stay. we first told you about lot, mediterranean august when they were told they could ever do their lease. well, now the legacy businesses on san francisco's fillmore street have been offered a lease extension. kron 4 sarah stinson has the update. >>there's been a lot of change the last couple months here on fillmore street with for lease signs popping up. but customers and the owners of law mediterranean say they're relieved to hear it won't be vacant anytime soon to 45 a new lease on life david rowe. jen is excited as family restaurant la mediterranean has been given an extended lease until it's a great day. we are very, very happy today. we just got to celebrate the fact that we're going to be here for years to come. david rosen runs cafe la med. his father lavonne opened it 45 years ago for him. his life's

work lives on and that's great. in the summer they were told their lease would not be renewed. but david rosen says they able to work out an agreement with the landlord, cody allen, and you might have really >>showing that they care about the small businesses on the block our agreement. you know, our our lease extension is a reflection of say their customers say they're relieved to hear their favorite restaurant is here to stay. we love it. we've been coming here. i don't know how long we were very upset thinking that they will close because >>the food delicious and they were one of the first that came in to really make street is what it is. so it's an icon just across the street. however, what was once another legacy restaurant sits empty to nietzsche closed down after failing to negotiate their lease with the same landlord. cody allen allen says they have offered new or extended leases with no increase in rent to some existing tenants, including 10 a cheese starbucks is also vacant. the landlords say the corporation

declined an extended lease and they plan to soon put in a small business. there. these efforts are a part of the newly-launched, upper fillmore project working to, quote, restore the neighborhood's vitality and locally owned and operated character. it's funded by fillmore area native neel mehta, who invested 100 million dollars to rejuvenate the commercial district. some who live near fillmore street say they are hopeful to see more local businesses and less for lease signs. cautiously optimistic. i think it might take a little longer than we had hoped. >>it will be back. do wish we had a little more variety of like local vendors around here in the lease extension agreement? cafe la med will now be open on sundays. starting in january will be open 7 days a week and this is to increase foot traffic in the area. >>and landlords here say they're getting overwhelming interest from potential tenants. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. day 3 of

deliberations in the bob lee murder trial ended without a decision. >>lee was stabbed to death in april of last year in san francisco, prosecutors allege new stop the cash app founder and blames him for the drugging and assault of a sister. but the defense argues many was acting in his own self defense if found guilty of first-degree murder of a many will likely face life in prison. jury deliberations will continue again tomorrow. >>aross 4 news, a bay area house meant to serve as a safe place for jewish students is vandalized. reaction tonight from community leaders will be from community leaders will be right back.

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>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman tonight. the chp in the east bay is investigating following a freeway shooting. chp says 2 people were shot while driving along highway 24 near renda happened over the weekend. kron four's lindsey ford has reaction of people who live and work in the area. we are in community is shocked after learning about the deadly shooting on highway. 24 near orinda. >>sunday night country custis eph taking pictures and examining the vehicle that was shot at leaving the driver and passenger with minor injuries. the crime, anomaly says alvin gonzales because the city of orinda is typically safe. he lives in walnut creek and works not too far from fish ranch. really? pretty calm from what i've experienced pretty safe. to be honest. he was stopping at a chevron gas station monday night.

>>don't care that type things going around. you this area. so. not to worry, but something to look at. you know. sunday for the gap. >>he's new to the area and finds himself comfortable enough to occasionally asks for directions even though he won't talk iran here at restaurant. cano shares the same sentiments as gonzales. i chose to live in orinda because it was safe. compared but it's it's close. >>to population centers. and with that lake, you know, things are going to happen. he said he's completely shocked. >>but not ruling out crime doesn't happen orinda completely. i wouldn't say that it happens more often. then. >>in san francisco, are west oakland or or anything. but shopping. but >>i wouldn't say it's unbelievable. detectives are still investigating the motive for the shooting in orinda.

lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>on the peninsula, woman is dead tonight after being stabbed in a redwood city home. it happened last night on 7th avenue near bay road. police say a man called them and said he had just at the victim officers arrest them and it's unclear what his relationship was with the victim. jewish community leaders are cleaning up after san francisco center for jewish students is vandalized with anti-semitic graffiti. this is one of the 2 areas of the san francisco hillel that were attacked. cabe are references a centuries-old battle between jews and muslims. as usually there's say it's a blatant attempt to stir up hate and they're not taking that bait. staff francisco hillel say a student discovered these words spray painted on the building this morning and they also found signs of attempted break-in. >>as to a muslim jewish, only war for 14 centuries ago. so it's a it's a deep reference.

but the call essentially why would perceive to be violent as it refers back to an agent battle between muslims and jews and again, that's totally inappropriate. yes, there are miles and jews fighting on the other side of the world. there are 2 communities are so small here in the bay area and so small in this country. we can't be at odds and fighting with one another. >>and it's in the executive director said, quote, it's devastating to think about our jewish students who just want to be a part of the community and many of whom struggle with meeting basic needs having this, needless hey, thrown their way. san francisco police are investigating the crime. ousted oakland mayor sheng tells former staffer is trying to be oakland's next. mayor right now what has filed papers with the city about her intention to run in the mayoral election and it's and webb wrote in part like my children's potential, the potential of oakland is limitless. and i look forward to making our city dame, a top destination for families, businesses tours and more webb

served as house chief of staff while thao was a member of the city council. and rena web currently works as an educator at crocker highlands elementary school. the special election to replace. how is expected to be held in april. in addition to web for other people have thrown their hats into the ring so far. well, new walking pots, exercise, equipment and tables with games. all added to this many park in san jose. this is at center road and serenade way. 9 new trees were also out of there as well as city leader tells us. the goal is to transform undeveloped piece of park lands and into a vibrant space. leaders are now asking residents to help name this new park. >>it's for people to recreate specially people that don't have space center in their home, whether it be a backyard of their vitally important to the our community and the mental health of our residents. >>leaders are now asking residents to help with the parkway. more information on our website.

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>>outgoing antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe delivered his final address as mayor today. this as the city continues to deal with problems like low police, staffing, state and federal investigations as well as gang-related shootings. kron four's lee to call has the story. >>the promise of tomorrow. isn't guaranteed without a

fight near lamar hernandez-thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and may are the final last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation. that was probably the hardest thing that i personally have to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walked out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office and then won one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >>but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should just accept that as normal because it is

not still. hernandez thorpe says police reforms are the hallmark of his administration and believes he leaves the city of antioch in a better position for success. moving forward. >>this as he attempted to overcome controversy during his term, including some of his own self-inflicted wounds. he survived the recall and being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol contra. costa county also paid out $350,000 to settle harassment claims made against the mayor when he served as executive director of the now defunct los madonna's community healthcare, district, honor, courage and commitment. >>is how i showed up as the mayor every single the pain of some of the people i have met throughout my time as as mayor will live in my heart for the rest of my life. the new city council, including the mayor elect, will take the oath of office during tuesday night's council meeting in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 me to represent right here. this.

>>after years of spending more money than it has. the oakland city council now must make some drastic cuts. it's a public safety before the end of the year. it's all in an effort to balance a budget that has projected to be 129 million dollars in the red monday morning, the council was presented with some options of how to do that. kron four's dan kerman reports. >>i can for say that i am not pamela price. i'm roberts on the spot. >>on monday, new alameda county district attorney royal robert now in charge of a multi-million dollar budget. hundreds of employees and overseeing the prosecution of crimes. and one of the largest counties in the bay area. >>and what i've done is appointed 3 chiefs of prosecution to shore up the office. but really, my role i see is can come to new a t. and ensuring that the office is stable. roberts was the chief assistant under pamela price recalled last month by

voters. >>per county charter roberts is now da in a temporary capacity. alameda county board of supervisors have started interviewing for the position which will last 2 years until the next schedule election for the office. do you want the job to run the office and the next election? >>i do not want to run for this job in the next election cycle. however, in the i have been running the office and if it's best for alameda county, that's that's what i want. i want the best thing for alameda county. >>it's very concerning. carl chan helped spearhead the recall against pricey, says that the goal of the recall was to ensure a qualified ea serves residents not own a full in just a tax before and victims and the families. >>they should wear. we and we all should be worrying whether or not, you know, he could perform. i shop. >>roberts worked at peralta

community college. is general counsel before getting tapped by price to join the da's office when addressing critics he had this to say the first thing that that would that the public. >>we do want to understand and help appreciate is that that the the position of the district attorney is not someone who's in the day-to-day courtroom. it's really a managerial position that involves running operation of 100 million dollar budget. almost 150 employees grants. it's it's really a vast operation. have been able to do that for the past 2 years. even when the da out of the office even out of the country, i was able to run the office. and i think one important aspect is that not being known as a testament to the fact things did run smoothly again. roberts is the interim district attorney now of alameda county.

>>the board of supervisors starting a process. we're not exactly sure what the timeline is, but we have been told that it could be as soon as early 2025. the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >>st

>>members of the jury in the murder trial of nima, many gathered again on monday. it was their 3rd day of deliberations to determine if he murder cash app founder bob lee last year. kron four's rob nesbitt has been covering the trial and has the latest. >>the jury left for the day monday without reaching a verdict. i spoke with the lead defense attorney for many and that attorney is still in

miami where he lives. he did appear before a judge over zoom but did not appear in person like he has for the last 6 weeks of this trial. many is accused of murdering bob lee under the bay bridge early on april 4th, 2023, the defense has argued self-defense. while the prosecution says many murdered lee because he blamed him for the drugging and assault of his sister professor at uc law. san francisco are of the room says it won't be an easy decision for the jury. everybody's jittery at this nobody could have knows what to think. and

>>defense. he'll likely have a lesser sentencing. and if acquitted, well, many will be a free man reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>and president-elect trump promising to end what's called birthright citizenship. can he do so? we'll hear from a local law professor on his thoughts law professor on his thoughts next. can neuriva support

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during the season of audi sales event. talking about ending what's called birthright citizenship. >>that's the constitutional amendment saying that all persons born in the u.s. are citizens kron four's. catherine heenan spoke with ucsf law professor rory little for more on what may lie ahead. >>maybe clarify for people worry what he is trying to do. i mean, can he get around the 14th amendment? >>you let's say that trump has been able to get around all sorts of things. we didn't think he could, there's a constitutional amendment enacted in 18. 68 that says that i'm going to quote. >>all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are

citizens the united states and the state where they reside. that is what we called birthright citizenship all persons born in he united states are citizens. it takes two-thirds of the states or two-thirds of congress to propose any changes to the constitution and it would take 3 quarters of the states to ratify in order to change amendment. so i don't think president trump can do it by executive order or congress cannot even do it by statute in this part of the constitution. >>so it what he would do, i guess of food that came to pass. it would federal agencies would require rory that at least one parent or guardian be a u.s. citizen in order for children to automatically be citizens. is that how it would be played well, that may be what he would try, but that would not be constitutional. the constitution says, and it's pretty simple. >>all persons, all persons, in the united states, our citizens. now the only

exceptions to that historically have been children of diplomats who were sent here. they're still subject to the jurisdiction of their home country. their diplomats working here and sort of terribly and the racist origins of the constitution. indigenous people. we're not recognize the citizens, even if they were born here until the 1940's. but still, that's almost a century. so supreme court held in 18, 98. >>that it didn't matter where your parents were born. if you were born in the united states, you are a citizen and that was the intention of congress in 18 68 when they wrote the 14th amendment because the supreme court had previously said that african-americans could not be citzens even if they were born here. after the civil war, the constitution was amended to say yes, they can. if you're born here, you're a citizen. >>so are you're suggesting maybe this might not get very far or is this the kind of

thing that could end up before the supreme court? >>you can imagine sort of horrific executive orders like nothing's been done yet. you can imagine executive order that says something like i'm going to say that anyone who was born in the united states if they were illegally here, if they were not here as legal ella events that they were not documented, i'm going to say they don't count under the 14th amendment. now i think that would be under a lot of presidents the plain language of the 14th amendment. but, you know, you can try anything you want and then somebody will have to sue and say, well, that's not what it means. so that's the way litigation gets done in this country and it'll it can rise to the supreme court. i'd be very surprised if any of the justices? certainly not a majority, even if they've been appointed by trump. would agree with that idea. i suppose he could try it and see what happens.

>>meantime, governor newsom has been talking, as you know, about to trump proof in california. i guess things like this sanctuary cities. what kind of legal ammo exists worry for that kind of attempt. >>well, mean, let's put this good light. it's better to fight things out in the courts that it is to fight it out in the streets. so we use litigation as a substitute fr, you know, street warfare. and let's hope we never get to that point where we are, riots in the streets. either way we solve our problems. so california pulling, you know, they will spend a lot of money on litigation and down. california will resist detention camps for all undocumented people. if such things were ever done reminiscent, you know, the 1930's in germany and leading to world war. california will resist that in the courts and

that litigation will take some time you know, and we'll see whether trump is willing to invest that kind of money. federal money in an effort. it seems ill-fated under the law and then let's hope that he spends his time doing things as he said in his interview yesterday, which will unify the country and which well lead to some success for his administration. he wants to be a successful president at this point. this is his last term. i think he knows it's his last room despite what you might say and he wants to be historically viewed as a good president. there's lots of places he can put his energy. that would be good for the country, including the economy. let's hope puts his energies there. but if he doesn't, california and other states, well, i on in the courts. >>all right, professor rory little always gracious of you to chime in here and help we appreciate it. thanks, corey. thank you so much.

>>coming up, health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child here in the bay area

>>for your health and other bay area child has possibly contracted bird flu this time in marin county last month, alameda county confirms a bird flu case. there. kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. >>the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year alone, bird flu has infected over 50 people in the

u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf health. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >>that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get one more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure we find key that unlocks the door to get inside because things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bird flu virus does have potential to mutate like covid. >>making it more susceptible to human to human transporter. dr chan hong says the child in marin county is most likely being treated with tamiflu. antiviral medication commonly used to treat the more familiar flu here in the u.s.

that kind making wild birds. >>so i guess the other thing is that people denver is dropping you know, they should contact health department. >>historically, the bird flu originated in birds. but as of march of this year, the virus was found in dairy cows this year, a california dairy company, raw farm llc, issued a voluntary recall to a batch of their raw milk that detected bird flu for best safety practices to protect you. from viruses like the bird flu chin, hong says stay away from raw milk in dead animals. and if you are having flu-like symptoms like muscle aches and headaches, stay home for all to get the flu shot. and the reason why is that, you know, it's not the breed. flu shot. >>you don't want to be a situation. we got regular flew at a bird flu together because what happens is those 2 viruses could exchange jeans. and then briefly can figure out a way to get body. >>in marin county, lindsey

ford kron, 4 news. >>in sacramento county organizers running a christmas tree lot are letting a thief ruin their holiday spirit. this after someone broke in over the weekend and made off with some trees. now they're turning to the community for help. lot stuff on ian reports. we heard it straight from organizers. they tell us there were signs in plain sight indicating that this was a tree lot run by local scouts. and we're hearing that these thieves didn't hit once but twice. they first started with this part of the gate and the nonprofits they were in the clear they secured part of this. >>only for them. 24 hours later, 2 then hit this part of the gate where they would make straight cuts, allowing them to enter and steal even more trees. and they're saying thanks to some sharp scouts, they were able to get the slot back in business. it's also around pressure to the kids. friday night. thieves hit this christmas tree lot in galt. >>organizers tell us that these took power tools and made straight cuts to the gate

allowing them to make entry and make off with half a dozen to a dozen trains. they was just slice and dice open that grants and come on. and even though organizers contacted police and authorities checked on the property throughout saturday, the thieves would hit again that day when police weren't looking. originally organizers secured the cut sense with the change the following day. the split strike again this time making cuts to another part of the fence. organizers estimate losses to be around 1000 to $2500 goes towards a registration. the operating cost of the program and maintaining the equipment. it's a real setback. but luckily they're young scouts would turn to their own training to help the get out of a the scouts would turn to their own experience and welding having worked on boats in the past to help mend the they jump in. did the repair

and a kids in few adults about the welding machine down. >>had to repair most before. time to open, making sure to ot let their own real life. grinch steal their christmas. >>organizers tell me they want to beef up security. they want to bring in additional cameras and they also want to bring in a watchman coming next year, especially since no surveillance footage capturing the crime. >>actually surfaced and they're also calling on the community telling them to come out as soon as possible. and by a tree so that they don't lose another tree to a criminal reporting from called covering local news that matters. clotted stefani and fox. 40 news. >>it's basically all turn mental health court program designed to fast track people with untreated schizophrenia and other mental health and substance abuse disorders and the housing and medical care care court was signed into law by governor newsom just 2 years ago. it was first implemented within several counties in october of 2023. with others following in the months since then. now julia

smith shows us what's going to change in the new year. now the care court is operating the state's capital. >>california has the largest homeless population in our country and over 20% of those who are homeless struggle with a serious mental illness. local leaders i spoke with today tell me they hope that this plan could help tackle the homeless crisis in our city and help those in need before it's too late. everyone deserves the opportunity for treatment and care. >>and we, as a city of sacramento, will continue use every tool available at our disposable to care for our unhoused neighbors, residents who are eligible to participate are those who are 18 and older diagnosed with a psychotic disorder on stabilized in unlikely to survive without supervision. so how does care court work? >>petition must be filed. those who can do so or the person themselves an adult who lives with the person, family, spouse or guardian. the

director of a hospital or charitable organization serving the person license, behavioral therapist or first responders. a judge finds that this person meets the criteria, the county behavioral health agency will move forward with an investigation if they also find that this person meets the care plane is created based on the participants needs, they'll undergo up to 24 months of ongoing treatment and housing and can choose to leave at any time and it aims to help those who cannot take care of themselves and allows our city staff and service providers. >>to petition the court independently for that individual to begin a roadway in a roadmap to recovery. but if a judge order someone to get help and the person doesn't think they needed, they can refuse treatment without jail time. but a judge might rule that this person be placed under conservation ship. dozens of advocacy groups, including human rights watch, rallied against care court, saying it perpetuates

institutional racism and will worsen health disparities that lawmakers in the city of sacramento say the time for change in mental health treatment for our most vulnerable population is long overdue. there is nothing compassionate. >>about allowing someone who cannot make decisions for themselves to be on our streets over the next 10 days. the city plans to file 3 petitions. they hope will set the standard. >>in sacramento, covering local news that matters to lee at smith fox 40 news. kron. 4 news. a look at any of the

>>nominees for president elect trump's cabinet continue to meet with senators on capitol hill monday picks for fbi director, defense secretary and director of the national intelligence made their cases for confirmation. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >>on fbi's director nominee. kash patel was on the hill monday trying to assure lawmakers he's fit to lead the fbi. assume that mr. patel will be confirmed. the texas senator john cornyn says he's inclined to support patel for fbi director. my goal would be to restore. >>the non-partisan functioning, chief law enforcement agency in the country, mr. patel citi shares that goal. patel has previously said he would shut down the fbi headquarters and go after political opponents. interpret that is hyperbole. president-elect donald trump said on meet the press sunday. he doesn't expect patel to pursue political enemies. >>but added no, i mean, he's going to do what he thinks is

right. nominees need 51 votes to be confirmed. republicans will control 54 seats in the new senate. >>leaving little room for any no votes. if all democrats vote against the nominees, embattled defense secretary nominee pete hegseth is trying to secure those. yes is the former fox news host and veteran faces allegations about personal and professional misconduct put his confirmation in jeopardy. he met a second time with iowa republican senator joni ernst who hasn't confirmed. she's a yes vote. great meeting was a great meeting nominee for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard also met with senators the former democratic congresswoman's past comments supportive of russia and a meeting she had with syria's now former president have drawn scrutiny. we're going to visit. that's what this is all about in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. kron. 4 news. a look at any of the

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>>more news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming of kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. a nationwide manhunt for the gunman sought in the brazen murder of a healthcare ceo, new york city. and so mcdonald's in pennsylvania tonight, we're learning he has ties to the bay area as well. 26 year-old luigi manji oni was arrested this morning and after mcdonald's a customer recognized him. he was taken into custody. new york prosecutors are now charging him with murder as investigators say they found a 3 d printed pistol and a 3 d printed silencer in his backpack. kron 4 shock moment has the latest. >>luigi man joni's time here in the bay area was pretty limited. he really just spent one summer here in the bay area back in 2019 as a high school instructor at stanford university. we know he have taught he has ties to san francisco, california. new

york police announcing monday the arrest of 26 year-old luigi man joni who they are now calling a suspect in the shooting death of united healthcare's ceo brian tom said new york police announcing monday 5 charges including carrying a gun without a license forgery and falsely identifying himself to authorities. he is currently being held without bail. >>we took that photograph and we asked for the public's help in identifying the subject. >>and the public responded. news nation reporting. he grew up in baltimore, maryland and attended an all-boys school. he went to university of pennsylvania and a 2019 took up ahead. counselor position at stanford university for that summer. >>where he taught high school from around the world. stanford university giving kron for news this statement monday that reads, we can confirm that a person by the name of louis gym and joni was employed as a head counselor under the stanford. pretty collegiate studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description we see he also was

most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true car. truecar sent kron 4 statement saying we generally don't comment on personnel matters but we can confirm that luigi man jony has not been an employee of our company since 2023. what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool is media attention. bay area legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention the assassination had through twitter and instagram. >>helped this image become so recognizable. you look at his conduct, his manifesto, the >>writing's on the shell casings. this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest. >>or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder. so i think authorities want to also send the message that this is not the way we change corporate america. and we reached out to several people who may have been associated and joni

during his time at stanford and 2019. >>so far we have not heard back from any of those sources. many people, in fact, switching their instagram and social media profiles from public to private reporting here in the newsroom, jack moment, kron 4 news. >>switching gears now to weather a taking a live look at downtown san francisco. it's a pretty calm night out there, but the weather might be changing come the end of the week. >>we now turn to kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking it all for us lines. >>welcome changes to we need to get the rain going again. and it looks like things are really going to begin to pick up. may even start as early as wednesday afternoon around parts of the bay area. but this will be just the beginning as serious storm is going to impact the bay-area over this next week. all right. now you can hardly tell a beautiful day we had again, temperatures well above the average clear skies out there right now getting cold again. but yeah, golden gate bridge. nice and dry out there moving slowly northbound right now. otherwise you're looking good tonight, though. yeah. going

to be wholesome valley frost out there tomorrow mix of sunshine and a few clouds with a mild warm temperatures. again in the santa clara valley. you can see temperatures sneaking up in the low 70's, but the weekend looks unsettled. now rain could possibly make a return as early as wednesday. doesn't look like much. you've got another ridge of high pressure building in that ridge brought with offshore winds today. but off the coastline, got a series of storms. get one right out ahead of it. then you've got another one more important right behind it. and so we're going to see now is a train of storms begin to impact the bay area. so let's walk you through it as we head through time here tomorrow. friday should be a nice day all around the bay area. above normal temperatures again, then you see this will begin to develop. and behind that, the one we saw on the backside. well, there you go. that rain moving in, possibly some showers by wednesday afternoon or evening. then that rain wrapping up overnight wednesday night into thursday. that will break out for that. some more showers possibly by friday afternoon, especially in the north bay. and then there's much more significant storm, i think, coming in on saturday. so if you've got plans specially saturday morning, you could be talking about some heavier amounts of rain and some gusty winds on saturday morning.

turning more scattered showers by sunday and yet another storm after that rolling in as we head into monday and tuesday. so rainfall totals. yeah, things are going to be picking up a little more bullish on the models. now, some of those moms want to pay as much of an inch of rain through thursday. and then we get that next. real soaker coming in. and we're talking 2 to 3 inches of rain through all the way into the weekend. and then next week, as much as 3, almost 4 inches of rain. so a lot of rain to go around the bay area. temperatures are going to be running mild tomorrow, though, no rain to speak of as we head through a bay area tomorrow. but things are about to change much warmer weather is going to be going away. that rain pattern developing outside, more rain on and off starting on late wednesday, thursday, friday and throughout the weekend. >>thanks, lauren, as well and east bay communities in shock tonight following your freeway shooting over the weekend. chp says 2 people were shot and injured while driving along highway 24 near renda kron four's lindsay for spoke to people who live and work there and has more. most of the people i talked to today in iran did tell me that.

>>crime is not common in their community, which is a reason why they chose to live here. the orinda community is shocked after learning about the deadly shooting on highway 24 near end sunday night contra costa, chp. >>taking pictures and examining the vehicle that was shot at leaving the driver and passenger with minor injuries. the crime, anomaly says alvin gonzales because the city of orinda is typically safe. he lives in walnut creek and works not too far from fish ranch road. >>it's pretty pretty calm from what i've experienced pretty safe. to be honest. he was stopping at a chevron gas station monday night. >>don't care that type things going around. you this area. so not to worry, something to look at. you sunday to >>he's new to the area and finds himself comfortable

enough to occasionally asks for directions even though he won't talk iran here at restaurant. as cano shares the same sentiments as gonzales, i chose to live in orinda because it was safe. compared but it's it's close. >>to population centers. and with that lake, you know, things are going to happen. he said he's completely shocked. >>but not ruling out crime doesn't happen or renda completely. i wouldn't say that it happens more often. then. >>in san francisco, are west oakland or or anything. but shocking. but >>i wouldn't say it's unbelievable. chp says no arrests have been made and that detectives are still investigating the motive for the shooting in orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news >>2 men are dead after a double shooting near a bowling alley in antioch. it happened

saturday night at the delta pull parking lot and police say one of the men was sitting in his car when the other man approach it's not clear exactly what led up to that shooting. a police say no one else was involved. outgoing antioch mayor lamar hurd, anna stuart live his final mayoral dress today. he talked about crime as the city continues to manage through low police staffing, gang violence and state and federal investigations to name a few. sorry. >>when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office and then won one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should just accept that as normal. >>mayor hernandez store also pray city staff members in their support during this time

in public office. the new city council, including the mayor elect, will take off oath of office 60's made during tuesday's night city council meeting. monday night, a community center for young jewish people in the bay area is reeling after being tagged with antisemitic graffiti staff at san francisco. hillel say a student discovered the hate speech spray painted on the building on monday morning. they also found signs of an attempted break-in. tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council of the bay area says the graffiti references centuries-old conflict between muslims and jews. >>kyle, essentially why would perceive it to be violent as it refers back to an agent battle between muslims and jews and again, that's totally inappropriate. yes, there are muslims and jews fighting on the other side of the world. there are 2 communities are so small here in the bay area and so small in this country. we can't be at odds and fighting with one another. >>in a statement, executive director of san francisco hillel said, quote, it's

devastating to think about our jewish students who just want to be a part of the community and many who struggle with meeting basic needs having this, needless hey, thrown their way. police are investigating and have cleaned up the vandalism. day 3 of heob murder trial ended without a decision. lee was stabbed to death in april of last year in san francisco. and today prosecutors allege in the moma many set the cash founder and blames him for the drugging and assault of his sister. but the defense argues in the many with acting in his own self defense, if found guilty of first-degree murder, many will likely face life in prison jury deliberations will continue again later afternoon. >>we just got to celebrate fact that we're going to here for years to come. >>coming up at san francisco legacy, rest are on the one's face. closure now gets an extended lease on life. how the owner is hoping that his business part of a new trend frrvived one o

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. a 45 year-old family-run mediterranean restaurant is here to stay. we first told you about lot mediterranean august when they were told they couldn't renew their lease. well, now the legacy business on fillmore street has been offered a new lease on life. kron 4 sarah stinson has the update. >>there's been a lot of change the last couple months here on fillmore street with for lease signs popping up. but customers and the owners of law mediterranean say they're relieved to hear it won't be vacant anytime soon to 45 more

a new lease on life than david rowe. jen is excited. is family restaurant la mediterranean has been given an extended lease until it's a great day. we are very, very happy today. we just got to celebrate the fact that we're going to be here for years to come. david trojan runs cafe la his father lavonne opened it 45 years ago for him. his life's work lives on and that's great. in the summer they were told their lease would not be renewed. but david rosen says they able to work out an agreement with the landlord, cody allen, and you might have really >>showing that they care about the small businesses on the block our agreement. you know, our our lease extension is a reflection of say their customers say they're relieved to hear their favorite restaurant is here to stay. we love it. we've been coming here. i don't know how long we were very upset thinking that they will close because >>the food delicious and they were one of the first that came in to really make street

is what it is. so it's an icon just across the street. however, what was once another legacy restaurant sits empty to nietzsche closed down after failing to negotiate their lease with the same landlord. cody allen allen says they have offered new or extended leases with no increase in rent to some existing tenants, including tune a cheese starbucks is also vacant. the landlords say the corporation declined an extended lease and they plan to soon put in a small business. there. these efforts are a part of the newly-launched, upper fillmore project working to, quote, restore the neighborhood's vitality and locally owned and operated character. it's funded by fillmore area native neel mehta, who invested 100 million dollars to rejuvenate the commercial district. some who live near fillmore street say they are hopeful to see more local businesses and less for lease signs. cautiously optimistic. i think it might take a little longer than hoped. >>but it will be back. do wish we had a little more variety

of like local vendors around here in the lease extension agreement? cafe la med will now be open on sundays. starting in january will be open 7 days a week and this is to increase foot traffic in the area. >>and landlords here say they're getting overwhelming interest from potential tenants. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. ousted oakland mayor sheng tells former staffer is now trying to be oakland's next. mayor. >>reno has filed papers with the city about her intentions to run in the mayoral election. in a statement wet road in part like my children's potential, the potential of oakland is limitless. and i look forward to making our city a top destination for families, businesses tours and more webb served as house chief of staff while thao was a member of the city council and currently works as an educator at crocker highlands elementary school, the special election to replace tell. it's expected to be held in april and in addition to wet for other

people have also thrown their hat into the ring. walking past exercise equipment and tables of board games or all added to this mini park in san jose. it's at center road and serenade way. 9 new trees were also out as well. it's all to help people unwind and relax. a city leader tells us that the goal is to transform an underdeveloped piece of park lands into a vibrant space. leaders are now asking the residents also help them name the park. >>for people to recreate specially people that don't have space at their in their home, whether it be a backyard of their vitally important to the of our community and the mental health of our residents a >>and just in time for the holiday spirit, a group of young teens help spread some cheer by delivering treats the san francisco fire departments. take a look at the pies that they cookies in the castle's that the youth service corps of san francisco hand delivered to firefighters over the weekend with the help of their parents. they deliver

345 trees. the 47 different fire stations. and they even got a chance to stop by 10 san francisco police stations as well to help them with their holiday spirit. >>attorney general rob bonta sponsoring new legislation he says will protect kids online cpitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll you what it requires a social media companies and i'll let you know how opponents responding.

>>attorney general rob bonta sponsoring new legislation aimed at protecting children online. his proposal will require social platforms include warning labels to help

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >>well, attorney general bonta says the new legislation will make a difference for kids online. but opponents of the proposal say they're skeptical. our children are suffering. california attorney general rob bonta expressing serious concerns over what he describes as potential harms and risks social media platforms posed for children. all social media has many incredible benefits it has many incredible benefits. there is no disputing the fact that it can also have an enormously enormously detrimental and dangerous impact on our young people. you cannot debate that want to specifically citing several studies linking kids social media use to mental health issues, anxiety, learning loss and sleep deprivation. these companies know the harmful impact their products can have on our children. and they refused to take meaningful steps to make them safer. you know, they're addictive. they know the harm children. time

is it's time we stepped and demanded change. that's why bonta says he's backing new legislation known as ab 56 authored by assembly member rebecca bauer k him if signed the proposal will require social media platforms to feature a warning label about the risks. the label which bonta says will be required to appear once per week would read as follows, quote, the surgeon general has advised that there are ample indicators that social media can have a profound a risk of harm to the mental health and well-being of children and adolescence. this is one additional step in the tools the california is putting forward for parents and for children to allow them to step away to find the healthy brain that they need to grow to thrive. still opponents, including the tech fund, a chamber. progress argue there is no evidence the warning label will work in a statement. the chamber progress writing this slapping a warning label on social media is like a broken fire alarm going off with no evidence of smoke. in addition

of that, social media platforms have sued over similar bills in the past. but bonta says he's ready. we've spent a lawsuit, voice lawsuits, so we will fight in court. but the fact that we might get sued down the road after an important bill to protect our children is passed. well, not slow us down. and the bill is expected to have its first committee hearing early next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>the sacramento county sheriff's office is looking for those responsible after a suspected large scale bird fighting operation was discovered over the weekend. more than 200 birds were raised for fighting for seas. kimberly cruz spoke with the sheriff's office about their investigation. the sacramento county sheriff's office says he come across these type of operations a few years route. isn't anything an comment that this one specifically is one of the larger ones they've seen over 200 birds were found in 7 of them were critically injured. now, we do want to warn you that some of the

images you're about to see may be disturbing. this is absolutely just a cruel way to treat any living thing. sacramento county sheriff's deputies making a grim discovery over the weekend. deputies responded to a large gathering in noise complaint at a home along borden road near herald. as soon as the unit's rolled on scene. >>you have people scattering all over people running. >>running in their vehicles, running through neighbor's fences. i mean, just chaos. sergeant gandhi says about 40 to 50 people fled the property, leaving several cars behind but what was most alarming is what was found inside the property over 200 chickens in conditions similar to these images from previous bus in our area. always clear indications of being brace to fight. these animals are bred and raised for one specific purpose are not meant to be pets. not meant, you know, for like chickens are not meant to be food and they're stored in these like dark boxes. and just the most cruel and

inhumane way to deputies also located numerous antibiotics, drugs using growing in treating fighting birds along with vials of painkillers. this particular location looked pretty established. they had a structure. they had a little ring set up that looked like it had been there for some time. even blades like this one that are usually attached to the bird's feet were found. but it's graphic, right guy. these animals critically injured and they are again, literally dying and they are literally sometimes fighting all the way to the death. sergeant gandhi says most of the birds will recover, but at least 7 will have to be euthanized by animal control. unfortunately, a lot of these are just gonna be misdemeanors are just going to be citations, but hopefully we can lead to some felonies, especially those operating the in the bird fighting >>now, at this time, no arrests have been made to sergeant don details is that they do anticipate and making several in the coming days as this investigation continues in sacramento county covering local news that matters really crews. fox 40 news.

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new civil lawsuit claims that rapper and producer jay z sexually assaulted a 13 year-old girl back in 2000 alongside sean diddy combs news nation's elizabeth pran has the latest. according to the legal documents, this 13 year-old at the time. this was in september of 2000. >>i was outside of the v a maze, speaking with limo drivers and other folks around and she was speaking with p diddy's limo driver at the time trying to convince him that she wanted to go to a celebrity after party and quote, she fit what he was

looking for, a cord to these documents and she was taken to a celebrity after party. she said she recognized people there. she began drinking and felt a little bit woozy needed to lay down. she went to a bedroom that, quote, contained only a large bed, no furniture of any kind television or other furnishings. she says pd as well as jay z came into the room with an unnamed. 3rd person. they call that person a female celebrity be. it's at that time. she claims to have been raped by diddy, as well as jay z. while the woman stayed inside of the room and watched she then said she was visibly distressed known, assisted her at the party. she left went to a gas station called her father and was picked up and was able to go home now over the past, 24 hours been a back and forth between the legal team representing jay z and then the attorney tony buzbee. so jay z releasing a very heartfelt personal statement. he said earlier network of conspiracy theories, fake physics will believe the data

claims he levied against me. if not for the seriousness surrounding harm to kids would be laughable. he referenced his family in this statement and these claims being baseless. now, busbee has responded as well. they are certainly going back and forth saying his client only sought confidential mediation. since i sent the letter on her behalf, mister carter has not only sunni, but he's tried to bully and harass me and this plaintive, his conduct has the opposite impact. she isn't bolden. so he's referring to the fact that he does face a extortion suit filed by in an honest anonymous man. i will say that buzbee is a very high profile attorney in texas. he has said he represents at least 100 women who have been victims p diddy, but he has worked on other very big cases, including the big oil spill, including representing ken paxton astroworld. what he has said is that he wants this to play out in the court of law and not in front of the media. back to you.

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turning out one of a kind gifts glassblowing has been around since the first century bc, but that our form is still mesmerizing. reporter john lee has the story of a north carolina man who's been doing it for most of his life. >>off. we call this a hot shot for good reason. stays on a 2100 degrees fahrenheit despite the extreme temps required hot glass. ali seems like a place to make things

that street like me. owner jake fiver still enough to say such things. you know, when you're working with the glass to just >>in the material like going there is kind of like a big honey dipper. i get that glass scooped up. and in the end of the blowpipe here me, thankful that i enough to star in it, not just mold in clear glass. that's all that is. and this time of year, that's the start of a christmas ornament is going there. now. i have what's called for far. it crushed up colored glass. i rolled a clear last actually stick to a kind of light. sprinkles want undo them what aaron do it live longer. the other end of the blow pipe here. >>another blown opportunity. it trapped there. there is. jake became enamored with glassblowing when he was 12 after seeing artists during a family vacation in bermuda. the craft made his heart melt aerial dollars like that. >>very much. the coolest thing ever see a

>>boys gave him the technical skill needed to create a little magic of his own. and glass, he leads a crew a glass blowers. sometimes team up on pieces like this one for halloween. 1, one usually a few years ago, christian maldonado went to a demo at the studio and was instantly hooked them a cardboard. why her career after showing how serious he was about it. j gave christian the shot just as others helped him along the way doing it actually really great kind of getting opportunity to a lot of people get to do if they get to do what i and maybe it's that glass half full mentality. it sets the tone for beautiful work during the holidays. in all you're out. there we go. >>and that's the ornament of the year. it's called cosmic stardust. make about 180.

>>new questions are swirling tonight after the fall of syria's brutal dictator. the 24 year rule of bashar al assad has come to an end over the weekend as rebels advance into the capital. our washing correspondent reshad hudson has more. >>secretary of state antony blinken said today that this is a historic moment of opportunity and risk. it also includes the pentagon's concern about a possible resurgence of isis. >>celebrations around the world and in syria took place after the downfall of bashar al assad. the end of this regime is a defeat for all when able to spar verity in

this corruption armed rebels, 2 key cities before claiming the capital damascus, secretary of state antony blinken says he's concerned about the safety of civilians. it's imperative that all actors involved protect civilians, hundreds of thousands of people died in the country's civil war over the past 14 years. the u.s. military says it conducted airstrikes on isis targets in central syria sunday to keep the terrorist group from taking control of syria. >>to keep the pressure on isis and to deny them the ability to easily. >>defense secretary lloyd austin says they hit 75 different targets. i think that we're gonna find we've been pretty pretty successful. president joe biden reacted sunday and said this about the ousting of assad along last this odd regimes fall. >>it's a moment of historic opportunity. russian state media outlets report assad and his family fled to russia and

received asylum. the biden administration says when it comes to who will lead syria moving forward. >>that will be a decision made by the syrian people reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to >>kron 4 news look at any of

the nominations for the 86th annual golden globes have been revealed and the musical emilia perez about a mexican drug lord leads all nominations with 10 dayna devon guides us through this year's nominations, including the biggest surprises and biggest snubs. >>this has been a huge day for the entertainment world. the

nominations are out for the 82nd golden globe awards. the most moving nominations went to. and what a good morning, selena gomez is having. she is a double nominee. she got nods for best actress in a supporting role for the movie. a million perez and best actress in a comedy for the tv show. only murders in the building. here's her reaction >>the here. >>now, while many are celebrating their noms, there were some snubs in our opinion. 2 of the biggest snubs were gladiator, 2 in the movie drama category and deadpool and wolverine in the movie musical comedy category. now in the tv realm. no shocker here. who lose the

bear led the pack with 5 total nods. in addition to best comedy series nominations show star jeremy allen, white iowa debri lies a cologne, zients and evan moss back rock also took home nominations in their categories in terms of snubs in tv land. many shocked that presumed innocent starring jake gyllenhaal didn't get a nod and also some surprise on the comedy side that shrinking didn't get nominated as a show, but a loss, at least harrison ford and jason segel took home nominations in the acting categories. and i thought it would be interesting to look at what distributors had the most nominations. so for the motion pictures, netflix at the top with 13 nominations, then a 24 with 12 nominations and tied for 3rd are searchlight pictures and universal pictures with 9 nominations. each and for tv distributors.

netflix at the top again with 2 nominations, then hbo, max with 14 and 3rd fx slash hulu with 10. congratulations to all the nominees. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. families can soon take a trip back in time to one giant dinosaurs roamed the earth. tony salazar reports from west sacramento to give us a prehistoric preview of this fun and educational exhibit. >>along with that prehistoric preview. we're also showing you all the tv, rex, it times happening here as diana was alive, immersive experience, tom says way to sacramento. this is also where i find our very own friend news. a lot about these dinosaurs as miss hochul bed. joining us right now. thanks so much for being here how many species you guys have out here. we have over 40 and these and these are life like as we take a peek around the corner, what what are we seeing now? so we have the spine of stories on your right. we have tara doc told

to rags and we have many more. and so this is what would like to call like an exhibition or right. but it's far more than just how kuala how immersive all you all. well, you're surrounded by dinah paradise. and we also have a sub mercer room which tom? >>you get to really interact with underwater die. no demand is on vr portion kiddos love that. oh, my god, they do. they love being surrounded by dinosaurs and also flying through the jurassic world. >>draft through a terror attack being chased by 2 reks. yes, early and that your ex is my favorite here. and as we pan the camera over there to the right, i mean, something folks will you know, you guys are quite educational. you guys want tc young folks more about these, his prehistoric animals that lived here millions of years ago. yes. so we have info graphics. i give you more information about these di knows as well as a scavenger hunt where it is fun way to learn more about the signs and you get a rise up and said is amazing. so there's a lot of fun and i

know there's color. you even write a real what what i think is a real dinosaur. and it is a real dinosaur. that is and again, is something else that folks may not realize as you guys are only here for a limited amount of time here, how long you guys here for. so we're here around 6 months. but depending on how it goes, mike awesome. and the working folks purchase those tickets get their hands on those tickets. and anything else ok that you want to provide to our community? yes, so you can purchase m on location 31. 31, 15 street west, sacramento out or you can purchase them online at china's alive. exhibit dot com, where you can purchase your tickets in advance. or you can >>what your own birthday party here may so there's a lot of fun again, as you heard from ocha there over 40 different species here. >>take a look at this. this huge. and again, they all make the sights and sounds they all require mercy. they move around. you can even look at. >>give it a nice little pages. the gentle because again, they are real animals. okc got to be careful with them. but we

have all the details on a website outline for you right now at fox 40 dot com reporting here in sacramento covering local news and dinosaurs that matters that do. these dollars are fox 40 news. >>coming up in sports, the forty-niners try to get back on track. a dominant win over the bears yesterday should help. but is it too little too late? reporter and wilson will have reaction coach kyle shanahanshowing

against the bears on sunday. he finished with 78 yards, 15 carries and 2 td's. >>rookie running back. isaac guerendo will. he'll have to be evaluated throughout this

week to see if he's able to play on thursday against the rams after spraining his foot in the bears matchup. green, though, has been a solid option. no doubt about that in the run game for the niners all season long with his number has been called. >>with cmc and jordan mason going down window has been tasked with picking up the mode. >>which he did well on sunday in the win over the chicago bears. but near the end of the game, it was going oh, that was seen walking off the field into the tunnel prior to the game ending. of course, after the game head coach kyle shanahan actually revealed that he had sprained his foot on a plate not allowing him to return according to shanahan gurendo wasn't able to go in practice today and there is not a high expectation for rondo to be out on the practice field on tuesday either which is tomorrow. shanahan saying they will be evaluated throughout the short week to see if he can be available against the rams in the primetime thursday night matchup. and if not, we can expect to see more. patrick taylor junior, who also had a

touchdown in bears matchup and israel of a condo. they picked up from the jets who was brought after the news of christian mccaffrey's season ending injury. >>well, she didn't go on thursday, but definitely can go today. it's quick turnaround. so we've got to are teach. will be a surprise if does much tomorrow. but health leaders, it will be enough time what you're sent last week walking the new guy, panic >>practice just far as you know how quickly would be able to get into the mix if needed 3rd running back. he's given us reps on the field. so, you know, we script it also comes along out there, but that's more than the meeting room and everything just being able to line up and do everything we ask you know, opportunities going especially i think, in a banged up. you're always going to have 3 guys in the building the case, situations like this happen >>have to come to that. does expect be ready. >>on to the heart where we go

after dropping a few consecutive games. the warriors, wow, they found some track. easy at that. that's not a word. she may found some traction. minnesota timberwolves on sunday is who they beat. it was curry along with buddy hield in jenna becoming go led the way for golden state and unexpected absolutely will come night night. philly from guy right there. big draymond green. now the warriors. they will need to take that momentum into their next matchup on the road in houston, against the rockets and the warriors hosted the rockets earlier this season. came down to the wire were coming. the >>hit a new career-high in that matchup. it was a 99 to 93 win for the warriors in that when they were without draymond green, not this time as they meet up with the jailing greenlit squad for the n b a cup quarter-finals. >>our guys are excited for, you know, they may talk about and they want to win this thing you know, we're disappointed that lost to denver, forcing us to go on the road. you know, we had a

gotta go to houston and and see what we can >>it's going to be a chilly night out there tonight, cold enough that we're going to see that frost developing in many of the valleys around the bay area. be prepared for that and enjoy one more day of dry weather after that. you know, there's no more promises. we're gonna get back to a wet weather pattern show you that in just a moment. and you know, we can really use. we had a great start to the month has been drive, seen these wonderful temperatures. but now this time to get back to doing some work here, we need the rain to move in and looks like it's going to do so as a serious storms going to be moving on in the coming days. other told golden gate bridge kind of quiet out there right now. it was windy today in spots. we have some winds gusting over 40 miles an hour across parts of the north bay mountain tops with that offshore wind. and we've also had some issues with the air quality over the past few days. so we're hoping for some improvement in that tonight. mostly clear. some frost developing the valleys tomorrow, sunshine and clouds with some mild temperatures. again. and then we start to get things unsettled. in fact, a series of storms like little impact, a bay area out there

right now. the center picking up a couple spots near saint rose near oakland. we're looking at haze developing out there right now. probably gonna see more of that again tomorrow. one more hazy day around the bay area looking good along the coastline and then we're going to see everything change as we get into wednesday. the clouds start to gather all of a sudden we start to talk about those offshore winds going away and more that onshore breeze coming in. and then that rain kicking in as well. so, yeah, going to be interesting out the middle, the pacific. yeah. you can see we've got a series of storms developing out there right now and that will be piling on him. and finally opening the door to bring back some rain. but not tomorrow. we've got this area of high pressure that will move on by and as it moves on through the good thing is it's a transitional means it's going just keep going as we get into wednesday. we start to open that door to talk about some rain developing wednesday night into thursday morning. behind that, a little bit of a break that maybe on friday evening we to start talking about showers in the north bay and then really us much stronger storm moving in on saturday. showers continuing into sunday and then another

one, actually, as we head in toward monday. so you start to add of these storms. will we start to talk about some impressive rainfall totals? not so much with the first maybe a quarter, maybe half an inch or so more than that over the mountain tops. but the next one? yeah, that's going to be much more significant storm. maybe a couple inches of rain between now and saturday. then you add it up as we head toward next week. we're talking 3, 4, inches of rain across the bay area. temperatures 60's for tomorrow in the bay area will be driving. got some clouds moving on 60's and along the coastline about 61 degrees in millbrae. as you make your way for the southeast, temperatures really warming up. it'll be another very warm hazy day in santa clara valley might be talking 70 as you make your way into san jose and santa clara east bay numbers. 63 degrees in pleasanton after a frosty start the day and 62 degrees in danville about 61, a nap. and 61 also is no law back toward the coastline. look at those temperatures down just a bit. but here we go. chance showers starting by wednesday evening. i think a better chance of rain as we get. >>and that doesn't here for us kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks i'm stephanie rothman. thanks can neuriva support

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