>> thanks for joining us com. c news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with common on. i'm stephanie rothman. a gas leak forces dozens of people to evacuate from several buildings in oakland causing all sorts of problems tonight, including street closures. it also slate trains at the jack

london square amtrak station. but now that evacuation is or is overcome 4. sarah stinson has the latest details. >>it took about 2 hours to clear the scene. 50 people evacuated. several streets had to be shut down along with nearby train tracks which delayed passengers trying to get to sacramento from oakland. >>in oakland boarding came to a halt for an amtrak train heading to sacramento tuesday afternoon at the jack london station. this due to a gas leak in the area about a minute in. >>the conduct is reported that there was a gas leak and that as a result, it would be delayed by about an hour to keep get costly, getting updates. >>so hopefully not too much longer. oakland fire got the call around four-thirty about the smell of natural gas near second and brush streets. when firefighters arrived. they evacuated several blocks and shut down the train tracks

cordoned off a 3 block radius. >>they ended up having to evacuating 3 buildings the people luckily there's not a lot of residential in this area a commercial. evacuate people out of the commercial buildings, office buildings around. >>austin pg e and oakland police also responded. crews work to locate the gas leak unfounded to be coming from the scene. g gas plant, station for natural gas. meanwhile, amtrak offered passengers bus transportation to connect to another train in emeryville it. so as a result, some people are able to take the san joaquin to get there. the fire chief says once the leak was located, gas was cut and the evacuation order was lifted after 06:00pm. then the capital quarter tracks reopened where but the delay caused a ripple effect for some passengers. most remain patient and say they're

impressed with how it was all handled. >>it's completely understandable because you don't certainly don't want to take any risks when it comes to things like that in. >>we don't know exactly what caused this gas leak. cng is investigating and repairing the damage. mayor sheng thao did release a statement thanking first responders as well as pg need for quick response. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>homeless advocates have sued the city of novato its response to city officials passing an anti camping ordinance with a 24 hour notice yesterday advocates say the ordinance makes it illegal for unhoused people to have any survival gear. they're also protesting outside city hall tonight with a tent encampments. >>night right now, there's frost in the morning this morning. i woke up there's frost all over the ground and yet the city council is going to arrest people for having a tent and a sleeping bag. if

people lose their sleeping bags and tents during these frost warnings, people are going to die. >>advocates say the city didn't follow time procedures for passing the ordinances and they are required to give a 72 hours notice instead of a 24 in response to this, the city said in part, quote, nevada's, you municipal code already prohibited on lawful camping with limited expectations, exceptions. the city will also continue to partner with local organizations to ensure campers have access to necessary resources and support services. well, speaking about that frost, let's check on your forecast. taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. >>a clear night, but there's some rain looking ahead to the rest of your week. kron 4 sheet meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a check on your forecast. lawrence. >>maybe last fully dry day in quite a while. as we've got a big change in the weather coming our way. let's check out your wake-up weather tomorrow morning. and yes, it is going to be a frosty start, a part of the bay area, especially in the north and

the east bay cold temperatures to begin with into the 30's to start out your day. so if you get up at 06:00am, plan on some frost showing up and inland. lots of clouds rolling on by to partly cloudy. still chilly as we head toward 8 clouds lingering even toward 10, looks like by this afternoon, we may see some showers begin to move >>all right, thanks, lauren swell. tonight, friends and family are remembering a security guard killed in a tragic crash in the east bay. he was sitting in a guard station when a teen plowed a truck into it, killing him and seriously injuring his co-worker. kron four's. lindsey ford has the latest details, renay. but carroll's family is devastated and they're in a state of shock through the tears. they told us about they still can't believe he's gone. >>in way he passed away. it's so unfair. >>it's a huge loss. don't expect here's something like this. unexpected loss says family and friends of 62 year-old rene. but karl from

oakley. >>the beloved security guard who was killed friday night while working at the lakes, a gated community in discovery bay. it was definitely watching video. friday's video showing the car that pummeled into the security building killing. but karl on impact and injuring another security guard. >>he's one of those guys that would give the shirt off his back. sampson has known the carl since he was a baby. they took this picture together back in may. >>that was the last time i saw that last push that stuck with and not knowing that that would be the last picture. diana odes calls herself the carl's spiritual mother. >>she took him in after he moved from al salvador to la in his early 20's. >>unable any kind. i the young man. looking below. we love that he was that good. he good

and that i love >>karl's family and friends are in mourning but feel blessed to have had run a in their lives. when you asked spends folks, we are. >>help percent. like we were born help to assist. keep it that 100% not only with us, his family. or whoever he came in contact with. >>the family is currently working on funeral plans for a and now focusing on family time and healing. >>and i just won the world to know. right forget. and move on because only thing the madison life is family. that's >>police are still investigating what caused the deadly crash. but they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. the miner who was driving the car that killed, but karl suffered minor injuries in the crash and

currently faces vehicular manslaughter charges in the studio. lindsey ford crown for and shelter-in-place order has been lifted at mill valley's hemel pies. high school. >>this after it was evacuated following a bomb threat this morning, according to city officials and 9-1-1, call came in right before 11:00am and tam high was evacuated shortly after police say no weapons or explosives were found on site. and we spoke with one student who was evacuated to the mill valley community center. thanks. >>like you said, it's been going on so much in this special day. we've had to do so many joes alike. witness to many of these throughout, like are full from elementary school to middle school in out of high school zone. it wasn't like to surprising. you're like scary like that. that we knew it was going on just their health insurance. that night. >>and that's something that and people have to have circumstances like this.

>>meantime, de la salle high school, a private all-boys school in concord received a similar threat which was soon declare on founded. school officials say a phone call came in around noon and someone claimed there was a pipe bomb on campus. students were immediately evacuated and law enforcement was notified. school got the all clear around 2 this afternoon as students were released from campus. san francisco unified school district leaders meeting tonight. it's the last school board meeting before students and staff. go on break. the board is expected to vote on mergers and closures very soon, even though it wasn't brought up tonight, they did recap the budget, which is the crux of the reason for these closures, many students and their families took the opportunity to voice their concerns as well as educators before the bar goes on. holiday school officials discuss how they were going to stabilize the deficit, mainly the school closures that lie ahead. and in total, 13 schools will be impacted in this next school year. 3 will officially close.

an 8 will merge with others. school officials also said 2 will be a welcoming school for close school. according to fsu, was the the schools were chosen to merge because they had fewer than 260 students and are in the low as 50% of composite scores. still, it's going to keep speakers from being fed up with that decision and voicing it tonight. >>happening, our students to know they can come to school safe and we have understaffed classrooms. they're not able to come to school safe. i am watching these issues happened. might members are taking care of students as much as they can. and we know that there are not enough people. >>district officials said the budget deficit is partially due declining enrollment and many impacted say through this they will lose important resources travel further and it will disrupt their communities. but all these details are still up in the air until that vote is taken place. it's unknown when it will happen. next school board meeting is january 14th.

>>coming up, how a santa fe animal shelter is responding after a poor town, unsanitary conditions and overcrowding. conditions and overcrowding. we'll be right back. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman, the embattled san jose city animal shelter, which was criticized for on sanitary conditions and overcrowding is now looking to improve the shelter going into the new year. this comes after protests against the shelter's treatment of animals and the city council adopting recommendations recently from an audit mandating the shelter. do more kron. 4 shock moment reports.

>>is a very colleagues. she's 14 and a half years old, has had yogi for 14 years. and yogi's brother passed away and chris and her daughter decided to go to the city of san jose animal shelter. >>to find a new companion, you know, we were just >>looking for someone, you know that, right? that right fit for us immediately. she knew something was wrong. it was like the dmv or they don't. they don't look you in the eye. she says they really let her look at what doc, so they decided offer. and then as we walked, we just looking at. he sees that were being tracked on the floor is selling here. and again, it was just like. i was getting a headache. chris was skeptical that alfred would be a good fit, but says the staff pressured her into foster. it. >>quickly, though, it was not working out. a switch was flipped out for it would snap that 14 year old. yogi and acted out to chris her family. she eventually had to bring him back. one of the hardest

things i've ever knowing that. >>he was gonna go back to but fortunately, the one of a rescue agencies called me and said, oh, we've got your message. but christmas story is not isolated. that conditions at the shelter were so bad. they filled up 130 page report. >>photos of feces on the floor and dirty conditions. we are over capacity kiska i cart is division manager with the city shelter. >>she says they welcome the report and says it was a long time i started 2 and a half years ago and these that >>we're here alter had the city are now hosting adoption events every week in downtown san jose. the first event got 11 pets adopted and go against the new year. we're going to track how audit are the recommendations are progressing or being completed changing policies from the top down. i am very skeptical about it because government

bureaucracies. and once. >>and once the line lights off, you know, it's just so easy to things. >>fall. meantime, chris says going to the shelter was a hard lesson learned, but says after she retires, she's going to volunteer that hold them accountable. >>be down there. be checking on now as animal adoption events will be happening every friday saturday, sunday, until at least early january. that will be from noon to 06:00pm here on the corner of 3rd and san carlos in downtown san jose reported here in san jose jack. well, but kron 4 news. >>tonight, the chp is looking for head and run driver who killed a man early on highway 101 near sfo. it happened this morning on the northbound lanes near the south airport boulevard. exit officers say they found the older man dead on the ground. there's no other information on the suspect tonight. that's why they're asking anyone with information to contact chp.

tonight, a wind-driven wildfires burning thousands of acres in southern california, prompting evacuations and destroying homes in malibu. the franklin fire has now exploded in size since it erupted late last night at last check, it burned more than 2800 acres so far. right now, it's 0% contained and 8100 homes and other structures are currently being threatened by this. sara welch reports from malibu with the latest. >>fire literally was surrounding >>they watched the night sky in malibu turn red, ran outside and looked and i just saw the orange glow. >>the franklin fire in malibu canyon ignited just before 11:00pm and quickly burn neighboring hillsides. yes, it was coming from every angle. you couldn't see a couple feet next to you could see the person next to rivers. red clay was at lead amas farm off sarah road. i instantly just turned around and started

running down the street band of people's doors telling to get up because people are sleeping. neighbors alerted one another as they race to get out as flying embers from the wind-driven fire ignited rooftops in burned homes like this one is my friend's house. >>i've known for a long time and it's really sad. >>alec gillis shot this video of the terrifying moments of being caught in the middle of the end for now. >>it was up against the house is in our house. we had this like gas-powered water pump put our pool it just shoots high powered water. we sold our house. gayle is soak his house and others while planes and helicopters dropped water and retardant. >>hundreds of firefighters fought the flames that burned hillsides. >>cruz is being pulled from the streets. general mortars, who owns cruz says it's moving away from the robotaxi business. general motors says it will instead focus on developing partially automated driver assist systems like it's super cruise, which

allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel. crews began test driving again in the bay area in september after halting operations last year when the dmv suspended its testing permits. that's after one of their vehicles tracked woman who was hit by another car. the company also recently agreed to pay a $500,000 fine after the doj accused cruz of covering up important details of that crash. >>for the 3rd time in 3 weeks, governor gavin newsom visits yet another california county that went for president elect donald trump. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you where and all of newsom's message for trump newsom's message for trump voters.

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>>and the east bay residents are asked to be aware of some strong winds this week after a massive tree slammed into a home in berkeley causing damage there. kron four's will tran is in berkeley with more details. >>here's what you need to know. fortunately, it was only messi was destructive, but not deadly. this is the home that suffered the most damage. this is on eunice and we will zoom in from the street level its a little bit up the hill there. but you can see through that window. that's one of the bedrooms that was destroyed. that tree actually is sitting inside. the house is not even struggling, say the roof. it went all the way through, cut through like a knife through butter. let me show you the video. this happened at around one 30 in the overnight hours. i talked to a firefighter who lives up the street ne said the winds are howling last night. kept him up. he was

very nervous about any destruction and sure enough it happened down the hill from his house. we do know that the homeowner was not home at the time. they frantically searched for anybody inside. they didn't find anybody. and then they looked up the address and then they called and called and called fortunately they were able to come into contact with the woman. she is safe. nobody was inside the home at the time it damaged that house. it partially damaged the house next to it. and a 3rd house when all the branches just broke off of the truck and went into the home as far as the outside the lawn, but not damaged as far as the 3rd house is concerned. let me show you another location. the winds not only just whipping at this particular area, it was all through berkeley. in fact, a tree fell on top of a pickup truck not too far from this location. this is near uc berkeley and the car also

overnight hours, nobody appeared to be inside the pickup truck at the time when the tree came crashing down. but another area of damage and then restaurants near uc berkeley just right down the row. those hears that they used to keep their customers nice and warm, especially during this time of the year. well, they keep them out in the overnight hours and then they were no match for the powerful winds. they came crashing down and the glass just shattered all over the place. and there's a little bit of good news from this. i did talk to burke lease city inspector. he went up there. he looked around and he says the home can be saved. back to >>for the 3rd time, the last 3 weeks, governor newsom spend his day visiting a california county. the went for donald trump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in colusa county where newsom shared a plan which trump voters the he hopes resonates with them in the upcoming administration.

>>yeah. here in collusive county, about 60 miles north of sacramento newsom made clear he is not forgotten about this part of the state or region he says could be crucial for the future of california's water supply. we see you. you matter. we care. governor gavin newsom bringing that message with him to colusa county. it's one of 3 california counties he visited over the last 3 weeks where a majority of voters cast a ballot for president elect donald trump. i recognize people think that we have their back. >>and i i recognize there's a gap there and we've got a mind that gap and we got to take that very seriously. newsom says he's doing that by announcing an economic development plan for the region and the state, a plan that includes millions of dollars in grant funding for 13 regions across the state. making sure every part of the state of california is as we were saying, not just surviving but thriving newsome. also highlighting 180 billion dollars in state funding for infrastructure projects like the sites reservoir set for construction

in collusive county. it will be the first new major above ground reservoir in california in the last 50 years. newsom says the state's strict environmental review process and lawsuits have gotten in the way of building it sooner. we have got to get out of our own way were paralyzed by process in litigation. >>nimbyism and people frankly taking advantage. he's also attempting to streamline the delta tunnel conveyance project. it seeks to funnel water from the sacramento river through a 40 plus mile tunnel set to go underneath and around a stretch of the massive and windy sacramento, san joaquin delta. >>the goal for the governor and project supporters is to ensure future water supplies come more easily pass through the state water project. a 700 plus mile can ban system delivering water to 27 million californians across the state. despite concerns from some who argue the project will hurt the greater delta community and ecosystem newsom is all in noting the state's current water stuart situation is at risk. should there be a major earthquake? we had a 5.7 5.8 earthquake yesterday. and more

reminder, a major earthquake here in the impact that would have devastating health and public safety impact. if we don't do something to secure that can vance the status quo is simply not tenable. as for priorities, newsom hopes to accomplish within the next month. he's asking the state assembly and senate to allocate 25 million dollars to attorney general rob bonta to help him sue the trump administration over a myriad of issues just like california did during trump's first term. my gosh, none of us are naive. he was trying to roll back half century of progress in the state. republicans responding. we voted for trump because he actually wants to lower costs because he wants to end a lot of this nonsense. and that is why. >>you know, we voted for donald trump and we're hoping that we can continue to work with because we're not getting any help from our governor. >>and construction for the sites reservoir is expected to begin in 2028. reporting in

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>>the bay bridge lights will soon be coming back on after they were shut off 2 years ago. the display was too costly to continue, but that's all changed. thanks to millions of dollars in donations. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on when the lights which will be turned on. >>drivers may have noticed some work being done on the bay bridge behind me. that's because led lights are already being installed on the bridges. polls and not just for those who look at the bridge, but drivers may also get a vantage point of the display the bay bridge. lights will soon be returning. the nonprofit eliminate that's in charge of the lights confirmed the return tuesday luminaid founder ben davis says starting next year there will be a similar display as the one that ran for 10 years. people will see is in essence the same day like that. they know and love. >>they're going to be a white only monochromatic feel that jenny moving abstracted patterns that are non repeating the bay bridge lights were shut off 2 years ago because of a lack of

funding. >>but davis says more than 1000 people donated 11 million dollars to bring them back. the quality of the old lights also made them difficult to keep on. but there will be upgrades that allow the newer led lights to withstand the harsh conditions high above the bay custom engineering to steadily these that are designed to do well over time. >>perform flawlessly for a minimum of 10 years. and so we're very excited to be evolve in the artwork in this way. installation has already started with certain lanes of the bridge, shutting down late at night from 10:00pm to 05:00am to allow crews time and space to work. most magical, intense jobs you you can think of to be up in the middle of san francisco bay at night on top of the cables of the bay bridge, creating beauty for the rest of the world to see some the display won't just be visible for those around the bridge. crews are also working to find a way to wrap the lights around polls so that drivers can see the lights as well. we think this can be delivered safely and actually be a magical experience. it doesn't cause driver distraction and maybe icreases attention and really lets you enter san francisco

from dusk to dawn through this port of public. are davis says like tests will be done with caltrans chp and the federal highway administration to make the lights viewable for drivers between oakland and san francisco. but if it can't be done safely, the display will only be turned on around the outside of the bay bridge. there was not an exact dates scheduled for the bay bridge lights to come on. but davis says the goal is to have that ready by the end of march reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>our breaking discovery in the north bay, 27 chihuahuas were found abandoned on the side of the road in calistoga and now a local shelter is working to find them some homes. kron four's justine waltman lisa block are inhumane for more details. our what's the back story of these 27 to trial was how did they end up needing some help? >>yeah, unfortunately, they were spotted, as you mentioned in the side of the road in several crates. the crates recovered. they were kind of crammed in. but it does seem

like someone cared enough to even have beds in there and a good samaritan called it in. and then napa county animal shelter brought them there for safety. and then the next day our team went up and we brought back 9 of those 2 here to our shelter in are inhumane. they're now up for adoption there in great shape. we've given him all babson flea treatment and they've had their vaccines and they're doing well. but it was a pretty sad start for these guys. yeah, 27 of them. >>found there in some crates that look like you're saying they had some proper care. >>with some beds in there, at least are they all like pure chihuahuas? are they mix? is are a range in age. >>yeah, that they're mixes and they do rate range in age. apparently there was some young young puppies that the not shelter has gotten into foster, which is the best thing to do for a little puppies. but a couple of the ones that we have their h one age to up to age 6. seemed to be in great shape. super cute.

x of chihuahuas. and you could tell some cute breeds in there. we love the mexes, frankly, but of course, that's because we work in a shelter. but really, really sweet temperament. so these guys will probably find homes quickly, but it's a great chance to remind people that there are at so many animals in shelters waiting for homes. so we really hope that people, if they don't adopt these dogs, there's plenty of others that need homes. and where are some of them? not all. 27 of them are up for adoption. sounds like you've got some of them. a foster home look specially the puppies. if >>someone is looking to try to help out to foster or adopt them. which shelters are they after they've all got spread out? well, some might have gone to other shelters or other rescues. napa. the napa, a humane society is the one that has been leading this so they would have all that information. we do have some here on. >>we still have 4 more. we had 9, but they've going like hot so they can contact us at marin, humane dot org or they can certainly look at the napa county shelter and find them there. but again, there's you

know, shelters are just overwhelmed everywhere. so it's a great time to bring calm a little friend, if not a dog than a cat or rabbit. great thing to do, especially around the holidays. and finally here for who. >>i know we're trying to get pups adopted and just feel like he will not have any problem doing that for the person felt that they had no other option. but to leave almost 30 dogs on the side of the road. will they face any trying to find this person? hold them responsible are to be trying to help out the pops. >>that that is up 10, that napa county, they would pursue that. and yes, we usually try to abandonment is a crime but really what we try to stress is that there are options if people are feeling overwhelmed, they should always contact the shelter closest for them. even those shelters are pretty fall. they can always usually provide help people should never resort to leaving animals on the side of the road were very lucky that these dogs were

spotted really quickly. it doesn't always and so well. >>well, i'm so glad you could come on and talk to us about these pups that need a home now. maybe someone's watching. it is like i know what to get my a best friend for christmas. it's very cute. chihuahua mix. they have a lot of civility. >>they sure down. they sure thank you, lisa. good luck. thank you so much. but by. >>coming up, day 4 of jury deliberations has wrapped up in the trial of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. without a verdict. we'll have more after

>>luigi mangione the man police believe shot and killed the ceo of united healthcare

in new york. struggling with deputies and shouting while riding for a court appearance in pennsylvania this morning. you shot something hard understand, referring to an insult to the intelligence of the american people. according to a law enforcement bulletin, he was likely motivated to kill brian thompson by his anger with health insurance companies. and also it's a stain for corporate greed. reporter leanna wells has the latest. >>luigi mangione is clearly in no hurry to get back to new york. now his lawyer has 14 days to submit a request for a hearing to determine if his detention in altoona is lawful. that's the next step in the legal process. but it is expected that manji only will eventually be returned to new york. >>we do not intend to delay this defendant's action. addition to york blair county district attorney pete weeks has a short authorities in new york who worked to extradite suspected shooter luigi mangione as soon as possible ngo these resistance on his

way into court, he shouted towards reporters commenting only briefly about his case. >>he said little inside the courtroom after his attorney told him to stop talking maggi only was charged with murder monday night after hours of questioning by altoona, police and detectives from the nypd. and, you know, he was arrested after customers and workers inside this mcconnell's recognized him from photos of the shooting that were released last week. since then police and people affiliated with the restaurant have been threatened and harassed. this is clearly a very polarized you know, we have received some >>threats against our officers and building here. we've started investigating some threats against some citizens in our community. we're taking all those threats seriously and doing all fall. we can throws in the meantime, an dot will remain behind bars at sci huntington and prison officials are taking extra precautions. anyone charged with criminal homicide. >>he's a danger to society.

authorities have praised the work of police and those inside the mcdonald who took action. now they're also working to figure out who's responsible for threatening them while also continuing to investigate a possible motive for energy. only reporting outside county courthouse. we else. jury deliberations continue for a 4th day tuesday in the high-profile murder trial of many. >>who is charged with killing kashef co-founder bob ali. we've also learned new details that the defense team is now asking for a mistrial. kron four's lezla gooden reports from the san francisco courthouse. >>the jury has been sent home again today and we are now just learning many attorneys have officially filed another mistrial motion. the team of murder trial consists of witnesses as several pieces of intense evidence from both the prosecution and defense. the jury is now tasked to answer this question. didn't many stab lead to death as

premeditated act, a murderous revenge on april 4th, 2023 or was the defendant telling the truth when he testified that he acted in self-defense, then they must decide if he is guilty or not guilty, they must decide what to convict him and if jurors believe that he killed lee in self-defense, they could find him not guilty of murder and guilty of manslaughter with injuries to do initially is decide whether moment he's guilty of first-degree murder. >>if they do not believe the prosecution has proven that, then they would move to second degree murder, but they can not find him guilty of second-degree murder until they made decision that he's not guilty of first-degree murder. so it's interesting how the jury is approaching. this be considering all levels of homicide and then we'll later returned verdicts down the road. legal experts say that this jury has a lot to consider when coming up with this verdict and the christmas holiday could play a role. and

when we get it. >>let's get in kron. 4 news. >>lawmakers have a lot of complaints about u.s. postal service. and today they pressed its leader about

>>the postal service is taking heat from lawmakers today at a hearing focused on male frustrations. the postmaster general meantime, is defending his record and promising more reforms. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >>you are responsible for the fall. the postal service the lack accountability us possible because all the polls, so it's kind trying to fix. i am trying to fix on

your watch service fingerpointing and frustration over took a hearing focused on the performance of the u.s. postal service. you were standing by the u.s. out pick that the mail delivered at 2 miles down the road. this is the response that the postmaster just gave congress. millions of americans depend on the postal service to deliver essentials like medicine bills and social security checks. but lawmakers say service is slow and unreliable and they blame postmaster general louis dejoy under mister dejoy's leadership. americans are paying higher prices for worse service. lawmakers also voiced concerns that usps is spending far more taxpayer money than it's bringing in. we're going to lose 9.5 billion dollars projected this year. is that correct? >>yes, joint defended his performance arguing that mail service is improving. 50 1% of first-class mail and of market down in the mail gets delivered a day in advance. 85 1% on time. >>95% within 3 days, which is better than the service was when i got here and we are

making dramatic changes now. he's planning overhaul of usps to save billions in costs by consolidating mail processing centers. we need to shape the postal service because we're losing a lot of money. but the proposal could mean slower delivery times in rural areas. changes can be made on the backs of rural america. usps says the plan would have no impact on 75% of first-class mail in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>ahead on kron 4 news, the holiday hustle and bustle is here and it could be overwhelming for all of us, including our pets. we'll have tips to keep them safe after the break.

>>an effort to save one of

hawaii's most popular shorelines from erosion is underway in oahu. reporter alina lee has more on the plans. >>city and state officials believe 5 and a half miles of beach on oahu have been lost due to erosion. kailua residents are noticing it's happening to their shorelines as well. the ironwood trees. i mean, they're here for a long time. used to all the way out with the erosion of the beach and now we've or we've had to cut them down. you because it's unsafe. now. >>it used to be all grass. and now it's all said done one point, you know, covered the sidewalk. i feel like obviously a lot of nature and the beauty f the speech will erode away to stabilize the shoreline on the lani kai side of kailua beach park, city, state and community leaders will relocates and remove non-functioning park infrastructure and plant vegetation. starting january

long term. what we're looking at is having a more natural team restoration effort, which involves a lot of native ground cover. some native trees and trying to have the harness nature to really keep a lot of the sand in the place that the low dunes with plants like king grass and kahului that really serve to stabilize the sand and keep it down low to the ground and just through their natural way that they grow in the dunes. >>they hope to build the dune to a sustainable height underneath them. well, still making the sand available to the natural ebb and flow of the tides restoration will be completed in phases to minimize impact to beachgoers. these are our first line of defense for sea level rise for any storms that may be coming in. so it's a part of nature and a part of our way of life that we absolutely need to protect over 70% of beaches in hawaii are in a state of constant erosion on oahu. it's 60% according to city and state officials. they hoped restoration efforts to keep healthy coastal ecosystems with vegetated dunes. >>can mitigate some of those

impacts. alina lee khon, 2 news working for hawaii. it's important to keep your friends safe during the holidays. >>there are some dangers that officials say pet owners should be aware of. alison gens has some tips for you. >>the best thing you can do to keep them safe. he's trying changes little in the environment as you can. they feel comfortable dr. steve marks with the college of veterinary medicine at clemson university says if you plan to host friends and family during the holidays, make sure you know your pets, comfort level around strangers and company if they're not used to that and i would secure them in a room away from. >>the general crowd that at your house and summer quiet and that they can stay calm. also be aware of where your pet is as people enter and leave your home. the biggest risk for me. >>is a dog or cat running out 3 door when a visitor comes. >>because hit by car injuries can often be fatal when it's time to sit down for dinner. don't feed your pet off. your

plate marks says most pets are too used to eating table food. also be aware of the foods that can be toxic to pets. garlic. >>on grapes, chocolate to tend to be around the table at the holiday season. fireplaces christmas lights and holiday decorations can also pose a risk for pets. i would take the same precautions with a path that you would with child and just in case make sure you know where your closest emergency vet is. allison gens, 2 news. >>more news coming up. stay

>>more news live on air and streaming with connaughton. stephanie rothman, a gas leak forces dozens of people to evacuate from several buildings in oakland. >>causing all sorts of problems, including street closures and delaying trains at the jack london square. amtrak station. but now that evacuation is over. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. >>it took about 2 hours to clear the scene. 50 people evacuated. several streets had to be shut down along with nearby train tracks which delayed passengers trying to get to sacramento from oakland. >>in oakland boarding came to a halt for an amtrak train heading to sacramento tuesday afternoon at the jack london station. this due to a gas leak in the area about a minute in. >>the conductors reported that there was a gas leak and that

as a result, it would be delayed by about an hour get costly, getting updates. >>so hopefully not too much longer. oakland fire got the call around four-thirty about the smell of natural gas near second and brush streets. when firefighters arrived. they evacuated several blocks and shut down the train tracks cordoned off a 3 block radius. >>they ended up having to evacuating 3 buildings the people luckily there's not a lot of residential in this area a commercial. evacuate people out of the commercial buildings, office buildings around. >>austin pg e and oakland police also responded. crews work to locate the gas leak unfounded to be coming from the scene. g gas plant, station for natural meanwhile, amtrak offered passengers bus transportation to connect to another train in emeryville. and so as a result, some people are able to take the

san joaquin to get there. the fire chief says once the leak was located, gas was cut and the evacuation order was lifted after 06:00pm. then the capital quarter tracks reopened where but the delay caused a ripple effect for some passengers. most remain patient and say they're impressed with how it was all handled. >>it's completely understandable because you don't certainly don't want to take any risks when it comes to things like that. >>we don't know exactly what caused this gas leak. cng is investigating and repairing the damage. mayor sheng thao did release a statement thanking first responders as well as pg need for quick response. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>switching gears now to weather taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. beautiful night out there. kron 4. she meteorologist lawrence karnow has look ahead for your forecast. largs. >>lights around the bay area.

now people get ready for the holidays and looking good. dry weather, though, is coming to an end very quickly now. so we've got a series of storms likely affect you as we head throughout, not only this week, but next week and maybe till the end of the year dry out there right now. little slow northbound one-on-one at this time. but overnight tonight, yes, return to some of that frost in the valleys, up above tomorrow, increasing clouds throughout the day. there's even a chance of a light shower late in the day. i think rain overnight tomorrow night and into thursday morning that unsettled weather into the weekend. in fact, a bigger storm coming this, the one that's likely punched through for tomorrow as we head into the evening hours, rain likely to begin to pick up and then moderate rain overnight as we head through tomorrow night into thursday morning. then we'll dry things out. so high pressure is going to be getting out of the way. and that ridge kind of moving out of town that allow the storm system finally make its way in and that will open the door to a series of storms to see it. here comes up first one making its way onshore as we head toward tomorrow evening. that rain coming in. some snow over the sierra nevada to then

tapering off. but then right away, we got this bigger storm on the way starting on friday in the way things are setting going to be seeing a lot of rain, far northern california, that rain could be moving in on friday in the north bay first and really come the main event coming through. i think saturday morning. that's on that front comes through. that will bring some periods of heavier amounts of rain as a front moves by saturday morning. then turning to showers and then a little bit of a break on sunday. you can see kind of a high pressure ridge building only to continue to move out and more rain on the way as we head in toward monday. and then guess late next week, maybe we start talking about rain again by late in the day on friday. so we've got numerous storms coming our way. that first one coming through, maybe an inch and a half of rain in eureka through between tomorrow and thursday and then about half an inch into san francisco. but then the next more substantial storm system comes bright through and you're talking almost 5 inches of rain towards over an inch and a half and san francisco. a lot of rain on the way now. and so let's enjoy the dry weather. all you have. and one more day of dry weather tomorrow by tomorrow evening, things change clouds begin to

roll in, picking up. and here's your tenant ny about that. see a chance of showers kind of on and off. >>all right. we'll take a look at that later in the week. thanks, lawrence. friends and family tonight are remembering a security guard killed in a tragic crash in the east bay. he was sitting in a guard station when a teen suddenly plowed a truck into it, killing him and seriously injuring his co-worker. kron four's. lindsey ford has more enable carroll's family is devastated and they're in a state of shock through the tears. they told us about. they still can't believe he's gone in way he passed away. it's so unfair. >>it's a huge loss. don't expect to hear something like this. unexpected loss says family and friends of 62 year-old rene. but karl from oakley. >>the beloved security guard who was killed friday night while working at the lakes, a gated community in discovery bay. it was watch video.

friday's video showing the car that pummeled into the security building killing. but karl on impact and injuring another security guard. >>he's one of those guys that would give the shirt off his back. sampson has known the carl since he was a baby. they took this picture together back in may. >>that was the last time i saw last push that stuck with it. and not knowing that that would be the last picture. diana oats calls herself the carl's spiritual mother. >>she took him in after he moved from al salvador to la in his early 20's. >>rene any kind? i did. the young man. looking below. love that. he was that good he good will growth going? and that i love >>karl's family and friends are in mourning but feel blessed to have had run a in their lives. >>when you asked spends folks, we are. help percent. seemed

like we were born help to assist. keep it that 100% not only with us, his family. or wherever he came in contact with. >>the family is currently working on funeral plans for a and now focusing on family time and healing. >>and i just won the world to know. right forget. and move on because only thing the madison life is family. that's >>police are still investigating what caused the deadly crash, but they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. the minor who was driving the car that killed carl suffered minor injuries in the crash and currently faces vehicular manslaughter charges in the studio. lindsey ford crown for news. happening today. jury deliberations are

expected to continue in the murder trial of cash app. co-founder bob lee. the is being charged with killing le under the bay bridge in san francisco. now the jury is has to answer any sadly to death as a premeditated act or in self-defense. >>legal experts say there is a lack of jury has to consider when formulating this verdict and with the holidays coming up, it could take them even longer to reach that verdict. san francisco unified school district leaders met tuesday night is the last school board meeting before students and staff. go on break. the board is expected to vote on the mergers and closures. that will happen next year. and even though it bras the table tonight, they did talk about the budget, which is the crux of the reason for the closures. many students and families took the opportunity to voice their concerns. school officials discuss how they were going to stabilize the budget in total, 13 schools will be impacted in the next school year. 3 will officially close will merge with other schools. school

officials also said 2 of those will be a welcoming school foreclosed one, according to fsu se, the schools were chosen to merge because they have fewer than 260 students and they're in the low as 50% of composite score still at did not keep speakers from being fed up and sharing those frustrations. tonight. >>happening, our students need to know they can come to school safe and we have understaffed classrooms. tey're not able to come to school safe. i am watching these issues happened. might members are taking care of students as much as they can. and we know that there are not enough >>district officials said the budget deficit is partially due to declining enrollment. many impacted say they will lose important resources travel further to school and that overall this will disrupt their communities. they have long billed. but the details are still left up in the air until this vote happens. it's unknown when it will be. but the next school board meeting is set for january 14th.

>>no more cruising for crews like general motors is scrapping its robotaxi service altogether.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. the embattled san jose city animal shelter west was heavily criticized for unsanitary conditions and overcrowding is looking to improve the shelter going forward in the new year. this, of course, comes after protests against the shelter's treatment of animals and the city council adopt in recommendations recently from an audit mandating the shelter do more to help kron. 4 moment reports.

>>is a very cali. she's 14 and a half years old. has had yogi for 14 years. and, you know, brother passed away in chris and her daughter decided to go to the city of san jose animal shelter to find a new companion. you know, we were just >>looking for someone, you know that, right? that right fit for us immediately. she knew something was wrong. >>it was like the dmv or they don't. they don't look you in the eye. she says they really let her look at what doc, so they decided offer. and then as we walked, we just looking at. >>he sees that were being tracked on the floor to here. and again, it was just like. i was getting a headache. chris was skeptical that alfred would be a good fit, but says the staff pressured her into foster. >>quickly, though, it was not working out. a switch was flipped out for it would snap that 14 year old. yogi and acted out to chris her family.

she eventually had to bring him back. one of the hardest things i've ever knowing that. >>he was gonna go back to that. fortunately the one of a rescue agencies called me and said, oh, we've got your message. but christmas story is not isolated. the conditions at the shelter were so bad. they filled up 130 page report. >>photos of feces on the floor and dirty conditions. we are over capacity kiska i cart is division manager with the city shelter. >>she says they welcome the report and says it was a long time i started 2 and a half years ago and these that were. >>we're here alter had the city are now hosting adoption events every weekend downtown san jose. the first event got 11 pets adopted and go against the new year. we're going to track how audit are the recommendations are progressing or being completed changing policies from the top

down. i am very skeptical about it because government bureaucracies. and ones. >>and once the line lights off, you know, it's just so easy to things. >>fall. meantime, chris says going to the shelter was a hard lesson learned, but says after she retires, she's going to volunteer that hold them accountable. >>be down there. be checking on now as animal adoption events will be happening every friday saturday, sunday, until at least early january. that will be from noon to 06:00pm here on the corner of 3rd and san carlos in downtown san jose reporting here in san jose. jackie. well, but kron 4 news. >>south carolina congresswoman nancy mace says she was assaulted at the u.s. capitol tonight. sharing on her ex account that she was attacked over her fight to protect women. the congresswoman's has made headlines over her proposal to ban transgender women from using biological women's restrooms on capitol

hill, capitol police say they have arrested a suspect. the u.s. postal service is taking heat over slow deliveries. millions of americans depend on the postal service. of course, to deliver essentials like medicine bills and social security checks. the lawmakers at a hearing today say service is unreliable and they blame the postmaster general louis dejoy. >>you are responsible for the fall. the postal service the lack accountability us possible because all the polls, so it's kind trying to fix. i am trying to fix on your service. you were standing by tell us the u.s. out pick that the mail delivered at 2 miles down the road. this is the response that the postmaster just gave congress. >>lawmakers also voiced concerns that usps is spending far more taxpayer money than it's bringing in dejoy defended his performance, arguing that mail service is improving and says he is planning the usps to save billions in the future with

costs by merging mail processing centers. well, crews is being pulled from the streets, shut orders who owns crew says it moving away from the robotaxi business. the company says it will instead focus on developing partially automated driver assist systems like it's super cruise, which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel. crews began driving again in the bay area back in september after halting operations last year when the dmv suspend its testing permits after one of their vehicles trapped a woman who was hit by another car. the company also recently agreed to pay a $500,000 fine after the doj accused cruz of covering up details of that crash. well, drivers crossing the bay bridge late in a may have noticed some work is being done. that's because the nonprofit eliminate is bringing back the bridge lights display. they were shot off 2 years ago because maintaining them became too expensive. but now the bay

area came together donating 11 million dollars. the group to bring them back on terrible led lights are now being installed. >>we think this can be delivered safely and actually be a magical experience. it doesn't cause driver distraction and maybe increases attention and really lets you enter san francisco from dusk to dawn through this port of public are what people will see is in essence the same day like that. they know and love. they're going to be a white only monochromatic feel that jenny moving abstracted patterns that are non repeating. >>there's no scheduled day for the lights return, but the goal is to have them ready next year by the end of march tuesday night to love letters to san francisco. fuse into one dynamic piece of entertainment kron four's mall belo has more from club fugazi to explain. all the magic right there on stage behind me. dear san francisco is an acrobatic show that's been here at club fugazi. >>in north beach for the last

3 and a half years. it is a love letter to the city and in a light hearted way. also point out its flaws tuesday night, they blended deer. san francisco kron four's vicki liviakis segment. this is our city. absolutely uplifting, literally. and vicki was not lying similar to the highs and lows that the city of san francisco has experienced the show. weaves in the acrobatics with the personal stories shared by san franciscans and tuesday night's performance was extra special as it included some of the city's most iconic faces and names that we've met through the keys. this is our city segment. i'm excited. i mean, this clip, you guys, he is such a gem is that mayor brown and it has been for so >>many years. you have all the cultures all the diversity. it's, you built into it and be able to do a show for san francisco. >>and show all of those parts.

it really does. but san francisco and a high level and make it seem like a place that it is just a great place. emotional journey for people who love the city even for people who are struggling are wrestling with the city. it's a reminder of why the city is worth wrestling for. it's a reminder of who you are in relation to the city. if you could say something to san francisco, the city itself, what would you say? >>i would say don't let people's opinion of you, san francisco to find who you are. you are more than what people think of you. >>prior to the performance audience members were asked to write their own letters to san francisco. some of them read aloud during the performance which included stories of people thanking the city for helping them feel comfortable in their own skin. and of course, pond memories made at san francisco landmarks and defamed or restaurants. you can of course, come check out club fugazi and the deer. san francisco performances weekly here in north beach and you

can, of course, tune into kron 4 every tuesday evening for the this is our city segment in san francisco. noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >>coming up, dramatic new video of the aftermath of a deadly crash. residents in one east bay neighborhood say the area is now too dangerous for drivers will explain in a couple of months.

>>and the east bay, one person is dead tonight in pittsburgh after a driver slammed into a pole and a fire hydrant. kron four's leaped across polk with residents who captured the aftermath and has the latest.

>>water shoots several feet into the air on east cleveland road in pittsburgh center. hackett captured the aftermath of a car losing control near gladstone. drive-in barreling into a and fire hydrant outside her home. monday night is not the first time an accident like that. well, it's been the worst. only one vehicle was involved not long after impact. hackett says the car was fully engulfed in flames. plays the speed down here along hackett says the flames were so hot and high. there's no way she believes anyone could have made it out alive because that was such a hard very quickly. >>when into flames, pittsburgh police dispatch confirms the driver did not survive. >>raymond says drivers in the area need to slow down and once more lights along the roadways like also dark, too. so they to zoom. they don't see like that. but there's like the curves around then it is. and point our polls, we're

like the chance farmers on the street feel for the family and attorney of the holiday. >>and no, it's still under investigation. they're trying to determine whether or not speed was a factor. >>and mean, it could have been sick. you know, you don't know what the cost is. just add that. >>a feel for the family. police have not shared whether or not drugs and or alcohol were involved in pittsburgh. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>a shocking revelations into corruption in oakland. new evidence is linking prominent names in a federal investigation. we'll be right back.

>>a new filing sheds light on a possible connection between

outgoing oakland mayor sheng thao and california. waste solutions in the summer. the business and taos home where both raided by the fbi in june. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>a court filing from the office of former alameda county district attorney pamela price. so just the owners of california waste solutions funded negative campaign fliers against shane mayoral election to get tao - elected and benefit their business. it was in june of this year. the federal investigators raided california waste solutions. the home of its owners. the family and the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. but details about the reasons for the raid remain sealed. but a new court filing from the da's office in another case reveals several allegations back in january. former alameda county district attorney pamela price filed a lawsuit against mario juarez alleging he passed bad checks. the da alleges juarez failed

to pay a marketing company for printing in sending negative political mailers against 2022 mayoral candidates, loren taylor and ignacio de la fuente in a court filing monday, the da's offices in october of 2022. juarez bank account received a $75,000 check from california. waste solutions. then juarez proceeds to create and send the mailers to help sheng thao get elected to the oakland mayor's office. the filing goes on to say that after the november 2022 election, juarez received an additional $170,000 from abc security, the don family and california waste solutions. these companies have valuable contracts with the city of oakland and an interest in the election of then candidate for mayor sheng thao. juarez was essentially a conduit for these companies to help the mayor and preserve and enhance the company's access to taxpayer funded contracts. the court documents also indicate

juarez said 2 checks totaling $7500 to andrea jones taos boyfriend. but it does not suggest what those funds were for. dan kerman kron. 4 news. b

lovers, we have a fun event for you. coming up wednesday. do cape fear is hosting a holiday market? the korean inspire brewery located in oakland will showcase a variety of brews. handmade items are prince home goods and crafts. kron four's justine waldman spoke a co young one lead to tell us all about it. tell us more about this holiday market. what inspired you to hold one?

>>so this is our second time during this. we've done it once i last year and we really wanted to take this opportunity to bring bay and asian-inspired brands to come together and celebrate this holiday market and showcase their products. >>and where's this happening tomorrow? >>we have 4, 20rd street at arbery in jack london square in oakland in oakland. >>and are you only inviting asian companies to come? is that like the idea here to try to highlight some of them? >>yes, so we're asian-inspired craft beer. so we want to take this opportunity to celebrate asian culture and you don't see that often in the bay area's. so i wanted to do that and you get to see inspired a, you know, chocolate, kimchi chili, oil to, you know, plays and, you know, object. create good opportunity for you to come see something different and cultural. and are you going to have some special brews there from your brewery? >>definitely so we will have

our classic beer as well as you know. >>kelly inspired the report well. and then you get also see our famous korean fried chicken. >>at the very ok, you got me of fried chicken. that sounds delicious. what did you learn after holding the event last year about how to make this year bigger, better, more successful? >>i think it's just all about representing the culture and bring people together. so we're always focused building that community together. and, you know, last year and this year as well, we've got our chicken and beer festival, which was a great turnout. and i think people need that more in oakland. >>and for people that are not that familiar with doak a beer, you're an asian-inspired craft beer word of a different sort of flavors kind of what sets you apart from everyone else. >>yeah, from the name branding and the flavors, most importantly. so you would actually see beers me with your eyes we also have a beer coach interests are. so, you

know, anything that you taste and see is quite asian-inspired and pretty unique to what you didn't been tasting in beer industry. >>and can you give us some examples of some of that, the home goods and art that's also going to be feature tomorrow. know we talk about the beer the fried chicken mole kind of partly people be able to see. >>so you would actually >>lets see the chili oil to kimchi brand. and filipino inspired chop and crane inspire pastry and chai. when you will see a diverse variety you edibles to are you eating foods to products? >>sounds great. can you tell our viewers one more time when and where this event is tomorrow? your holiday market? >>so the holland market wednesday, december 11th at for 23rd street in javelin, the squared opened from 03:00pm to 08:00pm. >>all right. good luck. hope you got a lot of cuts for people are ready to drink some beer. by some things have thanks for being here. thanks for being here. >>all right. thank you. can neuriva support

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called high at talk. we're all shaam or hts for shorts are taking the reins of the country after longtime dictator bashar al assad again fled to moscow. hgs began as part of al qaeda's former branch in syria. the new store fronts. but the group has since cut ties with that hair syndicates. we know hts is led by its founder, abu mohammed al-golani seen here. al golani has spent nearly a decade trying to repair his public image renouncing his past ties to al qaeda. back in 2016 and in 2021, the h t s leader claimed that his group no longer was a threat to the west. here he is. >>can. and yes, we have criticized western policies but to wage a war against the united states or europe from syria. that's not true. we didn't say we want to define. we didn't say that. >>al golani, we know that was syria's outgoing prime minister on monday reportedly agreeing to hand over power. the united states, the uk, the united nations have all dubbed h yes as a terrorist organization and are

considering reversing this. and back here at the white house, a senior administration official is saying this in part, quote, hts, as you know, is designated in 2018 and we've been obviously watching very closely. i think the president mentioned today the statements, a rebel leaders and what they're saying and seeing if the statements are translated into actions on the ground. we're very much hopeful they will be. and president-elect trump has gone with a hands-off approach. he took to truth social saying that the united states should not meddle and syria's actions moving forward. we will certainly see what the new administration dies when they do take office and washington. alina shirazi news nation. investigation is underway tonight after a woman was found shot in north sacramento tuesday morning. >>reporter clodagh stefani and brings us the latest details. >>investigators are currently looking into what exactly led up to all of this. now, fox florida was able to track down some surveillance footage and

that footage you can tell that it was a busy early morning commute, so much so that you can't even tell that shooting has happened. however, my sources tell me otherwise saying that they heard 30 gunshots rang out from a single vehicle personally, myself. i. eyes and ears open all the time. sacramento police say they responded to the 4400 block of silverton way around 8.15, this morning. >>and found a woman who had been shot at least once there they found her dodge pickup truck riddled with bullets on the passenger side and on the windshield, stephanie dixon, who sometimes passes through the area for work says the area is unsafe. very confident about around. >>walking up on back. end of because you never now sacramento police are also investigating this location at norwood in harris. they say this is where the shooting happened. >>sources who did not want to be identified say the dodge truck was sitting on the street when a gray sedan believed to be an acura pulled up. they say shots were fired

from the passenger side of that car, striking the dodge truck. they say both vehicles took off in opposite directions. here's what community member nicole stroud had to say about the shooting. it's scary like it makes you not want to walk down the street. police say they cannot confirm any details like what led up to the shooting and if the parties involved knew each other saying they still have no suspect at this time and it's too early in the investigation. either way the shooting has community members concerned. think a lot of it has to do with law enforcement hands being tied. >>everything's a slap on the wrist. now. >>as i mentioned right now, they've not been able to apprehend a suspect. however, they are turning to the community at this time. they're hoping community members come forward with any information helpful to this investigation. looking for videos, photos any and so helpful to this reporting from north sacramento, covering local news that matters. lot of stuff on me and fox. 40 news. >>in

entertainment news, the carter family attends the move. foster premiere has serious allegations around jay z. plus the bears jeremy allen white lanzo role in the star wars universe. dana, devon has more in the entertainment report. >>tina knowles is setting the record straight on whether she has weighed in on jay z's. recent legal woes. knowles is the mother to beyonce and the mother-in-law did jay z last night knowles put on a display of family unity move fossa the lion king premiere. her actions were called into question yesterday when instagram users noticed

knowles appeared to like a noose post about jay z being sued for rate. well, last night knowles wrote on instagram, i was hacked. as you all know, i do not play about my family. so if you see something uncharacteristic of me just know that is not me. please stop playing with me. she captioned the post. no weapon formed against my family shall prosper. jay z has vehemently denied claims that he raped a 13 year-old girl. and proving that nothing can dim their lights. the carter family stepping out in true hollywood fashion for the premiere of move fossa the lion king long before they became for >>brings come to known. this call. >>the family stood tall despite recent allegations made against jc. but the person who truly stole the show is their 12 year-old daughter, blue ivy carter. she

voices chiara and the film donald glover who play simba was notably absent. but other cast members like and you can only rose keith, david and seth rogan were all in attendance. what we've seen this big tv star in the award-winning show, the bear. at high. no. just kidding. 95. 95 k we've also seen him in his undies >>jeremy allen white is joining the star wars universe, the upcoming star wars mandalorian and grogu movie has just added jeremy to the cast and he will play job of the hudson road to the hut. rohde was first introduced back in 2008 in the clone wars. and in case you aren't familiar with jabba and rhoda, they are described as big fat and snake like and if you still can't picture what that means for jeremy, here is a

visual so you can get a better idea of jeremy's upcoming character in the movie. what do you think any resemblance is considering? rohde is inhuman. we're assuming jeremy will simply be the voice of road that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. you're watching kron for news will have more top

>>well, after their 38, 13 win over the bears on sunday. the forty-niners right back to work ahead of thursday's primetime game against the rams. this feels like another must-win for san francisco. they're 6, 7, still 2 games

behind first-place seattle with just 4 games remaining. now that chicago it wasn't without some drama after the victory demote deebo samuel tweeted, quote, not struggling. it all just not getting the ball. he later deleted that post. people might have a point. only got 2 receptions out of his 3 targets sunday for 22 yards. 5 carries for 13 yards back in 2021. he averaged almost 9 touches per game. that number has gone down every year since he's got about 6 touches per game. this season. do you know today admitted there is some frustration, but he focused his comments on the team and what they need to do to get back to the playoffs. everybody know i was when we got to even have a on and they >>guy is, know, again. >>she's right. like he's he's doing great right now with what we ask of him in the offense and he's not struggling or anything. then it's just like there's just moments, i guess, throughout

seasons where, you know, guys, just don't get the ball, you know, just on lake scheme or with the defensive scheme is no guide them taking guys away. so i want to get the vote of all every play. if i could. i want to have break. all the records says best as possible on the bow to things and we all do in this building. so this is how the games have gone. but i love my guy and i want to you know, again, the wall. >>now 20 tell danley that you give me enough time on sports. give me the now to the sharks who continued their tough road against carolina hurricanes. tonight, the sharks without young for smith. he went on the injured reserve list with an upper body injury parts fell behind in this game. one, nothing but macklin celebrini. look at him dangling through cell carolina defense and gets it to luke kind sticks with it and scores. nice work for the stirs. we're tied at water can same score midway through the second period. william eklund

track down the fog in the corner and finds again his second of the night 8th of the year, it's two-one sharks. but the hurricanes come back in the 3rd. look at this passage and then its former shark, brent burns with the tying look like we would go to overtime, but not so fast with 2.39. remaining. >>jalen chatfield breaks the tie that shot right there for carolina and the sharks fall 3 to 2. college basketball tonight has pavilion cal playing host to cornell law to be smart kids out there on the court. cal down by 4 in the 2nd half and restore yanukovych with the bloc. jeremiah wilkinson, going the other way and he lays it count was down by as many as 23 there. now with 12 points off the bench for well consent. moments later, same score. yanukovych in the corner drains the go-ahead 3. he finished with 13 on the night, but for now, we'll get the lead right back. now up by 2

and its chafee finishing plus the foul. a cornell stuns cal 88 88 and get their first win against acc team in more than 70 years play against finally to baseball where the free agent deals are starting pick up in a hurry after losing long. so the mets, the yankees, wasted no time getting back to work. agreed to an 8 year 218 million dollar with left-hander max fried. that's according to multiple reports up to the 30 year-old was an all-star last season for the braves going 11 10 of the 3.2 5, we are a set and 166 strikeouts free to with a career era of 3 point. 0, 7, in 8 seasons. >>lots of lights around the bay area. now people get ready for the holidays and looking good. dry weather, though, is coming to an end very quickly now. so we've got a series of storms likely affect you as we head throughout, not only this week, but next week and maybe

till the end of the year dry out there right now. little slow northbound one-on-one at this time. but overnight tonight, yes, return to some of that frost in the valley. robin creasing clouds today. there's even a chance of a light shower late in the day. i think rain overnight tomorrow night and into thursday morning that unsettled weather into the weekend. in fact, a bigger storm coming. this is the one that's likely punched through for tomorrow. as we head into the evening hours, rain likely to begin to pick up and then moderate rain overnigh wtomorro into thursday morning. then we'll dry things out. so high pressure is going to be getting out of the way. and that ridge kind of moving out of town that allow the storm system finally make its way in and that will open the door to a series of storms. you see it here comes up first one making its way onshore as we head toward tomorrow evening. that rain coming in. some snow over the sierra nevada to then tapering off. but then right away, we got this bigger storm on the way starting on friday in the way things are setting going to be seeing a lot of rain, far northern california, that rain could be moving in on friday in the north bay first and really come the main

event coming through. i think saturday morning. that's that front comes through. that will bring some very heavy amounts of rain as a front moves by saturday morning. then turning to showers and then a little bit of a break on sunday. you can see kind of a high pressure ridge building in only to continue to move out and more rain on the way as we head in toward monday. and then guess late next week, maybe we start talking about rain again by late in the day on friday. so we've got numerous storms coming our way. that first one coming through, maybe an inch and a half of rain in eureka through between tomorrow and thursday and then about half an inch in the san francisco. but then the next more substantial storm system comes big bright through and you're talking almost 5 inches of rain towards over an inch and a half of the san francisco. a lot of rain on the way now. and so let's enjoy the dry weather. all you have. and one more day of dry weather tomorrow night. >>and that does here for us at kron. 4 news will be back with the morning news at o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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