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tonight. a strong storm is barreling down on the bay area and it sets bring some flooding to parts of the north bay. the rain is expected to be accompanied bliss. strong winds calm for she. meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the store. >>scattered showers elsewhere now is starting to dive south. and so you're seeing out toward the golden gate bridge, that rain now moving in heavier amounts of rain, some pockets of rain of moderate heavier amounts going to be picking up as we head throughout the night tonight. flood watches still in effect for the entire north bay. they are running well above the average 200% of normal from those storms in november. and now they're seeing another round of rain, some of the mountains in the north bay already over 2, 2, and a half inches of rain could see another 3 plus inches of rain overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so that will likely led to some rapid rise and some of the creeks mark west creek, green valley creek, santa rosa creek are all watching. some rapid rises there. even the napa river near saint alina is probably going to crest near flood stage just below that by about

11 o'clock tomorrow morning. and we're watching because the high tides out there to go along with that gusty winds. you bet about that. just this last hour, we had a gust of 53 miles an hour point rest, but they're just beginning to pick up around the bay area. i think in the end winds going to be the biggest story of the storm system likely to bring down some power lines and causing problems all across the state. yeah, you're looking at that rain begin to move in right now and that heavy rain begin to pop up, especially north of the golden gate bridge. but already seeing some branches of that heavier downpours began to move in. you can see him out there right now. you see the yellows and the oranges, even some red outside. so this just really getting the get go on. and as it does, it's going to push further and further south throughout the night. oakland, you're seeing some pretty good downpour. same san leandro and along the peninsula. most of that just light so far. but that is going to be ramping up over the next couple of hours. and we've got a strong wave developing on the backside of this. >>all right. thanks. lauren in the north bay rainfall over the last few hours is causing flooding already in part santa

rosa. that's where we find kron four's. sara stinson, who has the latest on the store. >>we've seen constant rain in santa rosa, but now we're seeing it coupled with intense wind gusts. and this is what we're going to see into saturday morning. so it's a dangerous situation, especially when you get this over saturation that we're already seeing the waters rising in parking lot. >>the north bay hit hard by storms slamming the bay area. a tree came crashing down on anderson road in forest hills just before 7 friday night. an hour later, a car slid off a highway. 101 on-ramp and had to be towed. a flood watch is in effect for the north bay until sunday afternoon. the national weather service warning of possible flooding rising creeks and streams santa rosa fire marshal warning drivers to heed to the potential road. closure signs. the flooded signs. >>not attempt to drive through those flooded roadways. if they do exist.

>>water quickly accumulated in several areas of mendocino avenue. one of the driveways to santa rosa high schools started to flood. and at this taco bell, the water levels only continue to rise in the parking lot. some who experienced the last major storm 3 weeks ago worried this one will pack the same punch it's yeah, i got call was to 4. so. >>again, same every about that yet. >>wind is a major concern which could cause more trees to come down and possible. power outages to prepare. people could be seen running in and out of grocery stores gathering supplies after work friday. i wanted some comfort food. >>because i'm just have hunker down. and and just relax. i think there are a lot of people here doing the same eye-popping for the best. >>we get some groceries the i'm going to sit home. for absentee.

>>we've already seen city streets as well as highway 101 have a lot of accumulation of water. so make sure if you have to drive during the storm that you're taking it slow out there. you're leaving a lot of space between you and the car ahead, which thankfully we're seeing out here. drivers seem to be taking this seriously. for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in santa rosa, back to you. >>thanks, carol. coming up later in the show, we head up to the sierra to check in on the snow conditions in the high country. cafe worker jumps into action to stop a man from stealing a customer's bag there you can see from surveillance video. it happened this morning at carlin's cafe and san francisco's mission district. police say the thief used pepper spray to fight off the employee, but that didn't work. the employee and witnesses were able to hold him down until police got there. he was later arrested in the manager of the cafe says the employee got pepper sprayed in the face, but he's recovering. san francisco.

health officials are reporting the first flu death of the season. they say the person was over the age of 65 and had not received annual flu vaccine. they're now reminding everyone it's never too late to get vaccinated. not only against the flu, but covid and rsv. they say it's especially important if you are age 65 and older or have underlying medical conditions. oakland police are looking for a person who they say may be connected to the deadly shooting of this teenager on your screen. 17 year-old kelly and albert bundy was killed in november of 2021. investigators recently releasing that picture showing a person of interest next to a black car believed to be infiniti coupe. they say the shooting happened near carrington avenue. and if you recognize the car or the person or have any information you're asked to give police a call. the fbi has confirmed the san francisco police department played a role in tracking down the suspect. the shooter of the united healthcare ceo. the fbi saying

their new york office received a tip from sfpd on december 4th about the possible identity of the suspect. the tip was then sent nypd as part of their investigation. meanwhile, the new ceo of united health group has provided his first public response following that deadly shooting in the new york times. andrew witty wrote the american health system does not work as well as it should. and he understands people's frustrations. last week united healthcare ceo brian thompson was gunned down in new york city. luigi mangione is charged with the murder. however, united healthcare says the 26 year-old was never ensure by the company, which is raising some new questions about why thompson was the one targeted. former house speaker nancy pelosi has been hospitalized in europe after she reportedly tripped and fell during an event in luxembourg. she was there to mark the 80th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in world war. 2. her spokesperson tells us she is currently receiving excellent treatment

from doctors but will need to cancel the remainder of the event she had planned. we're still trying to learn more about the nature of her injury, but she should be returning to the u.s. soon. the san francisco bay ferry has purchased 3 new additions to their electric feet fleets. the ferries will start running in 2027 and will be used to connect treasure island and mission bay. the hold up to 150 passengers last month. the port of san francisco was awarded 55 million dollars to build an electrified more of the ferry landings. >>a driver in union city. what they said happened before the shots were fired.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. drivers are heading on to the sierra to hit the snow. zach boetto reports on what chp officials want you to know to stay prepared on the roads. lot of people on this friday night headed east up the sierra trying to get to tahoe or over the mountain for their weekend activities. but they are facing some very wet road conditions here at nyack as a very snowy road conditions. the further east you go and up the mountain. a lot of people are chain ready and getting those chains on quickly to keep going up the mountain. but there are some people pretty unprepared and facing some serious delays. >>by the lights on the side of highway 80, you can tell it's that time of year when almost everybody has to pull over to put their snow chains on their

tires before heading to and from the sierra is a little light on the floor. so getting down, there was a challenge. but >>yeah, like that. it's like maybe 30 minutes we bought chance and we figured there would be people here to help with chains. but we are or off. >>while some travelers are more prepared than others, the snowy conditions are causing problems for all kinds of drivers. the chp road hazards page around 7.30, was filled with people having car troubles. and chp officials say they're getting ready for a long weekend of helping people get out of trouble. several people out there. we've got a few extras even called in on. >>on overtime to help cover the area. we've got working very closely with caltrans deal with that chain control. and main thing is just being around to try to keep everybody slowing down and good following distances and be able to quickly respond to incidents. officer lineman with the chp says people get hit every year when putting their chains on their car.

>>so what's even more important when it's actively snowing to pull is far to the side of the road as you can. it's going to be crowded. we are predicting a lot of snow. people just need to be prepared. make sure you bring your chains. >>you know how to put them on or be prepared to pay to have input on and drivers friday echoing the chp officials comments about being chain ready to keep your friends and family traveling with you in the holiday spirit. make sure you know how to chains. look at to put your chains on beforehand. say not up here in the snow struggling on. if anything, do it well, before you get up to the mountain, i would suggest. some warm clothes. it's cold out much colder here in this year than it is in the sacramento valley or in the bay area here on this friday night. so if you are headed this way, make sure you got a winter clothes and probably some gloves. if you're thinking about road conditions. good idea to go ahead and check the caltrans quickmap. you can get up to

the minute updates on those road conditions as well as road closures. if you're headed to the sierra this weekend. >>in nyack zach kron, 4 news. >>newly released video shows a bar police shooting. and before we show you the video, we want to warn you it could be disturbing to some to watch. >>gonna miss you. >>bart police say the shooting happened after 2 officers responded to reports of reckless driving at the union city stations parking lot when they approached the driver. officers say they asked about her expired registration. they say she was not following police orders and lying to them about her first name. they then say she grabbed her driver's license from the cops and drove off. response park police opened fire and shot her in the upper body. she was taken to the hospital and later discharged. the da's office is now investigating

the case and the officer who pulled the trigger has been placed on administrative leave. a new law taking effect on january. first could leave you with a parking ticket if you're not careful at the start of the new year, which is very soon drivers parking within 20 feet of a marked or unmarked crosswalk will receive a $40 fine. this is all due to a new law known as daylighting law nc cream or visibility for drivers so they can see pedestrians before the crosswalk. california joins more than 40 states with the daylighting mandate. britain warnings started going out in early november. tonight. groups are asking how an offensive plate number got through the california dmv. as sandra mitchell reports, the plate openly mocks october 7th hamas attack on israel of the more than 31 million vehicles on california streets and freeways, one cyber truck with a personalized license plate has caused outrage. it's repulsive.

>>i mean, let's be clear about what this was right. wasn't just vehicle decoration. it was an act of anti-semitism and forced an apology from the dmv. the play trees, ct 7, lol, a popular abbreviation for laugh out loud. >>ct 7 seems to refer to october 7th the day of the terrorist attack on israel, which killed more than 1200 people. glad hike is with the simon wiesenthal center here in la. but it is is a celebration glorification of racist violence against jews, october 7th. >>was the deadliest that single deadliest day for jewish people since the holocaust. the dmv says they are taking swift action to recall the shocking plates and that they would immediately strengthen our internal review process to ensure such an egregious oversight. never happens again. it seems like the dmv did the right thing. they jumped into action

swiftly and revoked the license plate, which was the right thing to do. a personalized plate cause $53 here in california and the dmv does review and reject applications for configurations. >>they consider fulk or prejudice or hostile but somehow this plates slipped through. that was sandra mitchell reporting. >>amid president-elect donald trump's promise to enact mass deportations. >>legislature. california, public schools from ice raids capital corres

>>our storm coverage continues now in the north bay where kron four's philippe djegal reports from santa rosa which saw significant flooding with the last round of wet weather. >>anticipated wind gusts of up to 58 miles per hour and substantial rainfall through the weekend in santa rosa drawing eyes that creeks and streams prone to flooding as we continue to get more rains and the soil start to get more saturated. those winds have the chance of bringing down trees. santa rosa fire marshal polo and poll says his department is not up staffing for the weather event but adds emergency crews are always on standby. so if we do have an incident that require some sort of a swift water response similar to what happened a couple weeks ago. >>those teams are able to quickly be mobilized. points here to airway drive in the north part of town. >>on friday, the area remained mostly dry through the early afternoon. but on november, 20th, the area flooded and a shelter-in-place was ordered for approximately 200 people

living or working nearby, mainly because they were trapped by the water and could not get out until the order was lifted. 3 hours later, a lot of their vehicles were flooded, were actually being moved around by water. >>that prompted a large response from us. lowenthal says the city received more than 14 and a half inches of rain during that stretch. which complicates matters moving forward. that was also the first significant storm we've had of the year when the soils are really able to absorb a lot of that moisture. and we had that storm later in the season. things would have been a lot different. we would have a lot more widespread flooding, which is why drivers are advised to stay off the roads if possible and certainly do not pass through roadblocks. >>which are closed for a reason in santa rosa. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>as president elect trump vows to follow through with his mass deportation plan. a new california bill is meant to protect schools and childcare centers from the immigration enforcement raids. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with a state lawmaker who authored the bill

and shares how federal immigration officials are responding. >>protect our immigrant students, something member elm road suit. he says that's the goal of his new bill. ab 49 also known as the california safe haven schools and child care act. if signed, it would prohibit employees at california k 12 public schools and childcare facilities from allowing officers with federal immigration and customs enforcement also known as ice to enter a school site or child care facility for any purpose without first providing valid identification. a written statement of purpose, avella judicial warrant and approval from the school district superintendent or director of the child care center. we need to protect these sensitive locations. we shouldn't have our children being afraid of going to school. >>and we shouldn't have parents being afraid of dropping the kids off sochi himself. a democrat who serves as the chair of the assembly education committee says if ice officers do meet the requirements to enter a school

facility, his bill would still restrict their access only to areas where no children are physically present. he hopes his bill sends a clear message to the estimated 1 million california k through 12 public school students who have at least one undocumented parent. we're going to stand up to protect them. and that's what this bills. he also wants his bill to send a clear message to president-elect donald trump, ending the agency scale back its radar stream. is fear you know, has been triggered a president elect donald trump's threat of mass deportations. and this bill is seeking to address that that that our students are having ice school sites, you being torn away from their their parents, their family members. we reached out to ice to ask if the agency takes part in immigration enforcement raids at schools. well, they said they would not comment on routes to tease legislation.

they did direct us to guidelines on the u.s. department of homeland security's website directing officers to refrain from enforcement actions at or near with the federal government describes as protected areas including schools. >>places where children gather medical or mental health care facilities and place of worship. still, the guidelines make clear. there are exceptions of officers doing their to be a national security threat, imminent risk of death, violence or physical harm. hot pursuit of an individual posing a public safety threat or a hot pursuit of unobserved border crosser. still mertz note. those are just guidelines that can be broken. that's why he believes his bill is so important. we want. >>schools and our child care centers to be safe havens in one children to be feel safe. coming to school. we want parents to feel safe, dropping their kids off at schools. and that's what this bill is about. >>and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing early next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news.

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>>so were right about 7,000 not exactly at the tippy top of the mountains, but up here on donner summit where we do get plenty of snow. >>and what are you expecting? you know, with the forecast when you project it out over the next several days. >>realistically, it's it's the next 24 hours that are the interesting period. it's looking like we're going to be getting about another 2 to 3 feet of snow in that time. so there's a likelihood to have white out conditions. but the heavy snowfall rates and the intense winds, roads going to be a disaster. but temperatures will be relatively cool. luckily, this won't be that backbreaking sierra cement that we're used to, but it'll be a little bit lighter and fluffier because of those cool temperatures. >>people here that i think they automatically think good for skiing and snowboarding. but obviously you noted that the driving at least for the next 24 hours is going to be dangerous, if not impossible. so what you're best suggestion for folks who might be

thinking of trying to take advantage of this at the resorts. >>well, between the heavy snowfall and the intense winds. it's likely that we'll see when holding a lot of the resorts around here. so far as tomorrow goes, kind of not it. in my opinion, i think sunday mornings going to be much better. there'll still be plenty of pao's dashes and hopefully plenty a train that's open once those winds subside and those snowfall rates drop down. >>are we doing as a whole this time of year compared to average or what you would hope for in terms of a snow pack. >>right now we're looking pretty good. you know, the last couple weeks have been dry. but of course, we're coming into this big storm. it seems to be that rather than having consistent little storms, we're getting these big ones that

>>in the bay area and snow up and the sierra what conditions are looking like for the skiein

southern california. moreno valley police are searching for a naked intruder on the prowl in one neighborhood. there. >>residents say he tried to break into a home and when he couldn't get in, he then wandered into the backyard. shelby nelson has reaction from residents who want this person caught. >>yeah, very bizarre story. and we just talked to the folks who live at that home. they were actually at home at the time, but had no idea this guy had jumped over the retaining wall into their backyard and really just made himself comfortable on their patio furniture. take a look at this first video that we've just obtained. this is from december 10th. you see this guy in the backyard at night. all he has his socks. at one point, he attempts to open a door to the home. thank goodness it was locked. the

resident who lives here says that was at about 08:20pm. the naked intruder proceeded to stay there all night. at some point he cozies up on the patio furniture still without the residents knowing and then look at this video. this is the next morning. they say he stayed until 09:30am, in the morning. he still make one of the residents spots him on the surveillance camera. another person who lives there had just got home from work in the morning. he told the guy to leave and then called 9-1-1 by the time officers arrived, the guy was gone. the riverside county sheriff's department says they are investigating after officers responded to the 24,000 block of patrician court. some neighbors who live nearby had no idea this happened. timing is crazy. >>and we should plunged ask don't i, you know, it start taking every if he spoke to a few days. yes, for sure cure. you the resident who spoke to me said this guy left in a 2 door white mercedes. >>again, the riverside county sheriff's department says they are investigating. that's the

very latest from reno shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. the biden-harris administration is working to improve the supply chain of what they call crucial semiconductor manufacturing components. >>and in northern california tech facility may well reap the benefits. reporter juliet smith went to the headquarters in roseville and brings us more details the investment will contribute to the company's plan to invest. 1.9 billion dollars into transforming this manufacturing facility right here in roseville. the u.s. department of commerce has announced preliminary plans granting the german tech giant bosch. >>up to a quarter million dollars under the chips and science act signed into law in 2022, the bosch facility will be the company's largest silicon carbide power semiconductor manufacturing facility in the world. according to the department of commerce, the deo see as that this grant will also allow for increased production and create up to 1700 jobs across

the state. those we spoke with today say at least 700 of those jobs will be in roseville, 40% of us chips. >>we'll come out. a roseville, california, you know, that makes us a global player in the space. those chips will increase the productivity of electric vehicle technology and electric vehicle charging stations, the ceo of greater sacramento economic council says this is the future that industry >>is going to increase in next 15 years. the ceo adds that local businesses and universities will also partner with the manufacturer. >>paving the way for more high paying engineering jobs, producing jobs. jackie, keep kids, you know, keep kids are going to old. if you told your economy is going die, according to the department of energy, california has the highest number of electric vehicles in the country. it is a huge win for the golden state economy, especially for roseville residence, the economic impact.

>>from an investment, this significant 1.9 billion dollars there is tremendous, not just from the jobs and the indirect and direct economic impacts that that relate to wages, spending supply chain. but there's also a ripple effect that occurs with this type investment from a small businesses to also community partners. >>the chips will go into production in 2026. in roseville, covering local news that matters to new fox. 40 news. >>more news coming up. stay with us.in las vegas, a

father is facing serious allegations, including placing some of his kids in cages. the judge now finding him competent for the case to move forward. vanessa murphy reports. >>now travis toss will likely have his day in court as he's accused of severely abusing his children. and one of the key pieces of evidence in this case is video, which is extremely difficult to watch. your metro police rescuing 6 children as 2 of them are in a dog cage in june of 2023. the news now investigators first obtaining this video and a grand jury watched the video and indicted dots on multiple charges including 38 counts of child abuse. then the criminal case against him was at somewhat of a standstill after clark county district court judge kristi craig found

incompetent, meaning unable to understand the charges against him and assist his attorneys and his defense court records show he went to a behavioral health facility. craig, then referring to evaluations from 3 doctors in court friday and finding das now competent to move forward in his criminal case before his arrest dos try to be a rapper under the name trapped. montana is expected to be back in court december 19. vanessa murphy, 8 news now. >>for your health, fewer americans are dying from drug overdoses. according to new numbers from the cdc and the white house is taking credit for the decline in deaths, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt talked with them about what's behind the trend. >>new numbers from the cdc show a 17% decline in overdose deaths from july of 2023 to july of 2024, this is not only the largest decrease on record. >>it's the 8th straight months

of reporting decreases dr rolle group does the white house director of national drug control policy? these are just numbers. these are lives. and, you know, we didn't get there by accident. so how did it happen? the white house is a major component has been increasing funding for treatment and expanding access to medication like naloxone to reverse overdoses. been important to get it lowered price more accessible and get people to administer. it bergen siko is a syracuse professor who studies addiction and public health. she agrees that federal policies are working. and when you started work on upstream issues sort of root causes of the problem. >>with a concerted effort, you finally start to see some progress. overdoses aren't just a u.s. problem. and both experts tell me that international efforts to crack down on drug trafficking globally are critical. >the lows that come into the country. it's not a problem that we can deal with on our own. soon. a new administration will take over

and bergen sikoa's concerns they may cut. federal programs are funding targeted a drug abuse? is there waste? yes. are there things to be more fission? yes, and we need to take good, hard look, rather than just taking at a chainsaw to everything, though, dr gupta hopes this is a priority that transcends doesn't care for if you are a little state or red state. this is america's issue in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>coming up in your entertainment report, taylor swift just tu

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electric and innovation. gresham era takes a look and richaun tack. >>and auto show is a great low pressure way to see lots of new cars in one place. there's a lot to drive. car now is fast was just getting in and going. you know, john faulkner from clean fleet report says the trend at this year's la auto show was clear. everything that we're seeing as some sort of electric ation for that's hybrid or fully electric. people expect electric vehicles to be as good and everything as a as internal combustion. gasoline engine. but they're only 11, 12 years old. so we to take some time here. and i'm i'm excited about it at focus on making high-tech convenience and safety features accessible to all. we just really pushing down into more affordable or more mainstream models. very quickly, a kia showed off a concept weekend or vehicle and all-electric adventure van with unique features like

wheels that generate electricity with wind or water flowing through them. so when people say, well, wait a minute, going off in the wilderness, there's no charging stations out there. so we wanted to make sure that it could create as much electricity as possible to get your father and son, startup exodus ranks taking a different approach with their smart trailer designed to fit in a garage that started out a passion for adventure ing wanting to get out and and do great things, you know, get off the screens. the $120,000 pop-up trailer has modern amenities and is built to last. so trailers are fabric day rado. they rattle. they write in there. they're not going to affordable quality is that you can take a hammer to and the things happened charging always a buzzy topic and pure is making a big pivot from working behind the scenes with automakers to selling portable ev chargers direct to consumers, safety and reliability. we work with yams to build the highest quality pies, reliable systems on the planet. they also warn about cutting corners with cheap charging adapters and what you

find in other things they can cut your house on fire, they can get your car on fire. that can cause a lot of problem. a lot of damage. so price is not your friend. >>when it comes to charging that's richaun tack. i'm rich demuro. >>taylor swift brings holiday cheer ahead of her 35th birthday. plus music to the ears for fans of timothy shall may. dayna devon explains in the entertainment report. taylor swift is celebrating her 35th birthday today and she kicked off last night at a children's hospital in kansas city. swift stopped by children's mercy kansas city, along with her boyfriend chiefs tight end travis kelce. the couple met with patients and staff. swift also gave out signed copies of her eras tour book families publicly and privately. thank the superstar for bringing a little joy to their kids during a difficult time. so not only is it taylor swift's birthday, but it's also dick van dyke's 99th birthday. so happy birthday to

him. he did ultimately get the most fantastic president, but not after his celebration was marred by the malibu wildfires. we learned about dick spite earlier this week with dick announced he'd have to leave his home, but his beloved cat bobo escaped and dick and his wife or very worried about his safety. but good news. he posted this photo to facebook with the caption we found bobo as soon as he arrived back home this morning, there was so much interest in his disappearance that animal control was called in to assist. but thankfully he was easy to find and not harmed. and we talk about this the other day. timothy shower may playing bob dylan in the upcoming biopic and we weren't sure if he actually saying in a complete unknown. but here's what he told stephen colbert not not only just you singing and playing and also andrew edward norton. it's not just, you record doing this. you're playing live to camera. this is all live to camera with

this worst thing we could have done with the bob dylan biopic. sanitizes make a sound clean. >>you know. >>just eat. it was a man from iron ore country, minneapolis, minnesota, hibbing duluth, you you hear you hear the cold country in his voice. so i didn't want to be a new yorker recording in los angeles odessa. best decimating that music now want to honor that legacy. timothy also revealed he started practicing how to play guitar while filming the dune movies and shared an exclusive video of him playing on the dune set. check it out. a complete unknown hits theaters christmas day. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>i'm david lazarus. another streaming service announces a hefty price hike and a very

hefty price hike and a very real sense. it's de until i was 43 years old. so, i had an entire childhood and adulthood apart from the lord, knowing of god, but knowing christ, not having a relationship with jesus. there's a lesson that i learned from dr. charles stanley we think something is too small to bother asking god about, but every little detail of your life you should be checking with him on. so, don't only pray in the dark times, but pray when things are going good. pray to thank him, pray to worship him.

>>a tough week on wall street and inflation is forcing yet another streamer to hike their subscription prices up. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there, a lackluster day on wall street as traders still look around for some sort of catalyst to give them a sense of whether they should be buying or selling for the week. the dow down nearly 2%. the s and p 500 down almost one percent. and the nasdaq eating out just a small gain of 0.3% as a handful of tech stocks did manage to stay in favor. among them was

broadcom. the chipmaker, its shares were up 24% today after they predicted a huge sales gain. thanks to ai, of course, a i also shares of tesla up 4% on reports that the next administration me repeal a requirement that makers of self-driving vehicles report crash data. and obviously if you don't have to report that data, that's good for a company like tesla next week. another quarter point rate cut is still widely expected. but after that, all bets are off. the fed is likely to slow things down as it waits to see how proposed tariffs could impact inflation going forward. and speaking of inflation, let's look at the streaming industry yet another major streaming service announcing a very hefty price like in this case it to youtube tv, which is a subsidiary of google parent alphabet says the beginning, january 13th, they'll be raising their monthly price by a whopping $10. that'll bring the monthly cost all the way up to 83 bucks. the company says it had to jack up rates because, quote, the rising

cost of content and the investments we make in the quality of our service. and if that sounds familiar, that's because these are the exact same rationale is that the cable industry used year after year for decades to justify their annual and semi-annual increases for what it's worth. youtube tv debuted in 2017 for just $35 a month beginning in january, it will cost more than double that. back to you. >>the sierra is seeing lots of snow during this storm system. the palisades tahoe is reporting over a foot of fresh snow fall over the past. 24 hours alone. kron four's justine waldman spoke with maddy condon with palisades tahoe who has what you need to know before you go. all right. so it's known house about how they look there. >>it's beautiful. i feel like i'm in the middle of a snow globe right now. the storm that came 13 inch of the fresh snow that brings our snowfall total 6 feet of snow as the very beginning. remember, we

got snow, i think august and october. we're looking pretty good out simply getting so much better coverage. expecting maybe up to 2 feet of snow by funding went pretty incredible. and so because of all the snow that you're getting your opening up, a new lift just in time for the weekend. yeah. so it's one of our most iconic chairlifts. it's called the grand chief. we opened it today. there's got some really fun powder skiing up in there right now. and our has been working incredibly hard around the clock just expand terrain. it says we can. we have the most rain open right now of any resort in lake tahoe area. so it's a pretty good time to come right? money list, does that give you open altogether? about 22 lives right now? you know, obviously with weather and conditions, things get impacted were expecting up to 100 mile per hour. less winds upcoming saturday with just the ridge tops hitting, you know, like hurricane force that will definitely affect the amount left. sunday going to be just incredible >>there's still parking spots available tickets, reservations for people are like, you know what, maybe should go right now.

>>yes, we do. so over the nation available are free. reservations are already sold out for both saturday and sunday for the palisades area. but i'll find still has every right patients available at most a reservation also other it to get those are like the parking ride part mount near. we want the free options for guests. >>and how are you feeling about like this type of snow? this amount of snow, you know, midway through december and just as we're getting closer to the holidays. but a lot of people had up to your area. >>i mean, it's fantastic. any sort of refresh when it comes to snow is always welcome. when it comes to ski resorts. and, you know, this is going to help us. it's already landing on a really nice base that we just from the 60's. we've already got was still making snow. hopefully getting us geared up for a really long species. sometimes maybe we've we've been able to be to the 4th of july to note that this year could hold. what kind of snow is it? is it like the powdery people like powder? is it harder? is ice year? powder? i will be clear campaign battle between super light and fluffy. it's not

that heavy. >>dense cirrus but it is on top of a very firm date and the they're still called low tide conditions. so there are obstacles that are just barely hidden underneath those. we definitely only recommends being in control. they were showing a live look here. one of the lifts here. >>and the snow is certainly coming down right now. and are you ready for all those holiday visitors? can you into the new year? people are packing up this weekend thinking they can't wait for bring holiday break in now. >>oh, absolutely. we love having a guest here. i mean, this weekend we're having tahoe live. going to be a huge music festival. but saturday and sunday, even with this, whether the show will go we have headliners, little wayne diplo world drive in tree coming out and they'll be performing in our weather, which you know, the backdrop and on a labor going to be looking at that ramp face behind me. so it's going to be amazing weekend. and we always had belief and celebrate holidays with everybody. >>the snow is coming down. this is like the best time of year for you guys. i'm glad you're getting some of that white stuff. maddy condon from palisades. thank you for joining us.

>>thank you for having me.

>>more news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with cotton on. i'm stephanie rothman. >>the rain is really starting to come down in the north bay. this is video from santa rosa where water is starting to puddle on roads, some driveways even flooded. we're going to have a closer look at

first, we're going to toss it over to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking it all and already some rain that's starting to hit the san francisco city areas. well, lawrence. >>as we head through the night, boy, it turned out to be a real soaker this evening as the storm system finally sagging south, making its way across the greater bay area now and more on the way as we head throughout the night tonight, a lot of yellow lot of orange around the bay area. even some pockets of red out there. those are moderate, some heavier downfalls of up rain coming down now to oakland richmond, concord. also, samara fell and you're seeing rain just about everywhere you go. south bay, even seeing some showers now that is going to be picking up as we head throughout the night tonight. we've got wind warnings up tonight along the coastline that we're going to see some gusts maybe as high as 50 miles an hour. plus, maybe even 60 to 70 miles an hour the main peak. right now we've seen some of those gusts already over 50 coast side overnight. tonight, there may be a little bit of a lull as we head toward about 3 o'clock in the morning or so. and then it's going to pick up again.

we're going to see another round, some very gusty winds, 40 50 miles per hour, even on over the east bay hills. so we're gonna likely see some trees coming down tonight as the storm system comes through. time now for we head through the night tonight. you can see the storm system winding on through. then we get ready for that next area of low pressure moving on. and i think that's a dangerous one that's going to see some very strong gusty winds and some very heavy rainfall. maybe some lightning strikes. we've heard reports now of some lightning already around the bay area with the center that low coming right overhead. there's a chance you're going to see that as well. so as we head through the next couple days, we are going to get a little bit of a break on sunday by monday. more rain on the way. >>all right. well, wet weekend ahead. thanks, back in the north bay rainfall over the last few hours is causing flooding in parts santa rosa. that's where we find kron four's sara stinson who is braving the storm to bring us the latest. >>we've seen constant rain in santa rosa, but now we're seeing it coupled with intense wind gust. and this is what we're going to see into saturday morning. so it's a

dangerous situation, especially when you get this over saturation that we're already seeing the waters rising in parking lot. >>the north bay hit hard by storms slamming the bay area. a tree came crashing down on anderson road in forest hills just before 7 friday night. an hour later, a car slid off a highway. 101 on-ramp and had to be towed. a flood watch is in effect for the north bay until sunday afternoon. the national weather service warning of possible flooding rising creeks and streams santa rosa fire marshal warning drivers to heed to the potential road. closure signs. the flooded signs. >>not attempt to drive through those flooded roadways. if they do exist. >>water quickly accumulated in several areas of mendocino avenue. one of the driveways to santa rosa high schools started to flood and at this taco bell, the water levels only continue to rise in the parking lot. some who experienced the last major storm 3 weeks ago worry this one will pack the same punch.

and b, it's yeah, i got call was to 4. >>so >>again, same every about that yet. >>when does a major concern which could cause more trees to come down and possible power outages to prepare. people could be seen running in and out of grocery stores gathering supplies after work friday. i wanted some comfort food. >>because i'm just have hunker down. and and just relax. i think there are a lot of people here doing the same eye-popping for the best. >>we get some groceries the i'm going to sit home. it's for absentee. >>we've already seen city streets as well as highway 101 have a lot of accumulation of water. so make sure if you have to drive during the storm that you're taking it slow out there. you're leaving a lot of space between you and the car ahead, which thankfully we're seeing out here. drivers seem to be taking this seriously.

for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in santa rosa, back to you. >>all hands are on deck for pg e crews around the bay area. a spokesperson for the utility says the high winds makes this storm more intense than the last one. more than 500 crews are currently stationed around the bay to help and emergency centers are stocked with storm wants to remind people right now of the risks associated with the storm. >>have a plan that we are activating now in advance of the storm would encourage everyone to to have a plan for potentially longer outages. always use flashlights instead of candles. make sure that you are preparing your refrigerator and your food, maybe have ice in your in your refrigerator for those purposes. if you have a generator, make sure that it's in good operating condition isn't isn't a well ventilated space and you can operate it safely. >>the utility projects tens of thousands of bay area customers will be impacted by this storm. stay with us for

updates on air and online at kron 4 dot com. new tonight a cafe worker jumps into action to stop a man from sealing a customers back. it happened this morning at carlin's cafe in san francisco's mission district. police say the thief used pepper spray to fight off the employee but that didn't work. the employee and witnesses were able to then hold him down until police got there. he was later arrested and the manager of the cafe says the employee got pepper sprayed in the face and he's still recovering. san francisco's department of public health is reporting its first flu death. the season. they say the person was over the age of 65 and had not received the annual flu vaccine. this is why they're reminding everyone it's not too late to get vaccinated either against the flu, covid or ours fee is especially important. if you are age 65 and older or have underlying medical conditions. 3 people are hurt and a dog is dead

following an apartment fire. this happened last night above a store post office and brookdale. >>which is a small town in the santa cruz mountains. >>neighbors rescue 4 people from the burning building. 3 others were rescued. once firefighters arrived, including a child who was unconscious. >>they were taken to the hospital and are now recovering from smoke inhalation and burns. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and the east bay, a car rams the back of a truck in orinda. this happened friday afternoon on highway 24 near caldecott tunnel. >>crews say the fire truck was parked while firefighters were responding to another accident. 2 fire crews and at least one passenger were taken to the hospital. people around the country are demanding information tonight after a wave of mysterious drone sightings. the government has yet to give any answers. washing correspondent richard hudson has the latest. >>the federal government has ruled out the drones posing a threat to the public, but they're not saying exactly

who's responsible for the drones or what they're doing. where are these drones coming from? that's the million dollar question. when it comes to the mystery in the sky since last month, people have reported seeing dozens of drones mysteriously hovering in the sky at night. they were first spotted in new jersey congressman josh gottheimer state. i just totally ridiculous that we don't have more information. new jersey senator andy kim posted this video of drone activity to ex kim says they were even clusters of drones as lawmakers demand answers. the white house is downplaying the drones as a threat. >>we have no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security. >>or a public safety threat. white house officials say right now the drones are not breaking. any laws appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft that are being operated lawfully. former maryland governor larry hogan posted on x. he saw mystery

drones in his state. tennessee congressman tim burchett says he knows why no one's reported sightings in his state. there's a reason you're not saying i'm in a stand and say. >>because everybody's got 12 gauge the state started dropping those sites. >>president elect trump posted online that the federal government should release their information regarding the drones or shoot them down. reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to >>coming up, the fight south bay in oakland airport's name continues tonight. what the port of oakland is now suing after a court ruling will be right back. and the east bay,

the port of oakland a's fighting back an attempt to keep san francisco bay in oakland airport's name. >>this, of course, comes after a court ruled that the airport must stop using the name after city of san francisco sued last month. kron four's will tran has more on the story. >>let's do our own little experiment. here eric e just arrive to the airport from dallas. erik, if i ak, what do you think oakland, if i say san francisco bay, oakland, international, what would you think that was san francisco? the eu would be confused by yes, okay. thank you so much. and that's what the city of san francisco, san mateo county as well as sfo. they're claiming in court. they're saying that mean causes a lot of confusion and they asked district court last month to put a halt to it. and that's exactly what they did. which is why today it is still called oakland international. but the port of oakland, which

runs oakland international, they're not crazy about that. they actually filed a notice of appeal yesterday in court saying that oakland has nothing to do with san francisco that we are very proud to plan. we are very proud k notice as a k and not oak. the reason the every airport has 3 letters, sfo ak san francisco argues ak is not the problem. it's the san francisco bay that confuses a lot of people, including. >>in southern california, charges have now been filed in the murder of a woodland hills doctor. authorities have arrested 5 people, including the victim's ex-wife reporter kimberly cheng has the latest. >>prosecutors say 61 year-old doctor hamid mir show jay was killed in an ambush style attack in woodland hills. his ex-wife, 53 hong your sho.

jay also known as a hong's. erin kelly is now in jail. she's one of 5 people arrested for allegedly conspiring to kill him. he had to be called. >>he so good. goodman, fantastic stuff. fantastic. yeah. just show him to. i was before he got dr mission. jay was shot as he was leaving his practice on topanga canyon boulevard in august. investigators said a masked man came from around the corner and opened fire at close range and then took off into a waiting car. authorities believe 41 year-old evan hartman is a gunman. he was arrested tuesday in texas and accused of murder by means of lying in wait. according to the complaint, hartman has a string of prior robbery convictions in la county. the district attorney says 26 year-old sorella wed of canoga park helped facilitate the murder and drove hartman other state afterward. >>they believe hartman and joe did it for money. 40 year-old ashley sweeting of was arrested tuesday accused of

driving hartman to and from the crime scene. she faces a felony count of accessory after the fact and has pleaded not guilty. the 5th suspect is 46 year-old sean randolph of valley village use to haul. >>can goal and shooting a person right away? cent. and everything coming dumped him on. investigators raided a mansion on new castle lane in calabassas believed to be owned by the doctors legal battles between their church and his ex-wife had been ongoing for years. the doctor recently remarried and had a baby after his death. his ex post it to social media that she and the kids were in shock and city left the world with 4 beautiful children at werder pause or urgent care, flowers and a photo or placed in the parking lot where he died. >>commissioner james patients were in shock. what about the children? >>the poll and chide. going to go a did that. knowing. it's

killing husband, then. and child is dead. >>more news a california licens

sparks controversy, condemnation and is now an apology. it openly mocks october 7th hamas attack on israel. and as sandra mitchell report and the outrage anti-semitism group is now asking how the play could even be approved by the dmv. >>of the more than 31 million vehicles on california streets and freeways, one cyber truck

with a personalized license plate has caused outrage. it's repulsive. >>i mean, let's be clear about what this was right. wasn't just vehicle decoration. it was an act of anti-semitism and forced an apology from the dmv. >>the play trees, ct 7, lol, a popular abbreviation for laugh out loud, ct 7 seems to refer to october 7th the day of the terrorist attack on israel, which killed more than 1200 people. glad hike is with the simon wiesenthal center here in la. but it is is a celebration glorification of racist violence against jews, october 7th. >>was the deadliest that single deadliest day for jewish people since the holocaust. the dmv says they are taking swift action to recall the shocking plates and that they would immediately strengthen our internal review process to ensure such an

egregious oversight. never happens again. it seems like the dmv did the right thing. they jumped into action swiftly and and revoked the license plate, which was the right thing to do. a personalized plate cause $53 here in california and the dmv does review and reject applications for configurations. >>they consider fulk or prejudice or hostile but somehow this plates slipped through.

the san francisco youth symphony is getting into the holiday spirit. on sunday, the symphony will be performing the timeless tale

of peter and the wolf kron four's. justine waldman spoke with the conductor himself ready to pop and you to tell us all about it. so i understand you're making your debut as the musical director for the san francisco since sympathy symphonies youth orchestra. what are you anticipating? how are you feeling about going into your first season? >>about the season, there 24 just started. will be second cost it's just been absolute joy to with credit. i the gifted yeah. with that's a cost to sports safety or for scotland in november. and we're so excited for this. what i think is has become a tradition celebrating holidays of the with the san francisco orchestra and what kids are involved in this music program where they from all over the bay area. what ages are they?

>>it's all part of their ages 12 to 20. at the moment we have 107 students. it's a competitive program. >>to to, to get into. and i have to say every week is just absolute joy. wasn't that amazed by what they what they achieve really feels like there is ceiling. in terms of musical after that can be a. she then we push it higher and higher every single week. >>a lot of talent here in the bay area. so you're doing peter and the wolf, people are not familiar with that story. maybe you can give us like a little a short version of it. and then how do you do? how do you then make this a family-friendly or do have to like make make the music differently for the kids to be able to perform it or they're really at that level. >>anything different in defense of things of the music. we're treating it

completely as a professional, concert in that sense events the week. we are exploring the music exactly the way it's written. but is the concept. it's it's not going to follow possibly know that we such wonderful selections. this music festival music by florida and we have selections from the not but i also think it's really program anybody in the family because we are performing care and the wealth. this is what police in funding taylor symphonic story and we could not be excited to be joined by host clues. just shot and he will be meeting the story. this is a paul taylor. is 26 think it's a tentative. we have dot bird they've gotten calls. and it's just a wonderful, wonderful telling the story. and it's a wonderful because that's what i think of covid. i think one of the most, the action composers in that in record, i

could hear the passion and excitement in your voice. well, thank you so much. and we i really, really love what i do. i i really have a product orchestra, progress myself and to be able to to lead the san francisco symphony truck. it's a they honor and responsibility and the same i think they see >>and this concert with peter and the wolf. is it just this weekend? and i know it's in san francisco that at the theater off of an. but can you give people details on like other still tickets available? all that good stuff. >>i believe there are still some think it's available. it's the one show only on sunday this 02:00pm. >>02:00pm. where can people go to get tickets? >>so they can go to the san francisco symphony website. and of course, if stop by the hall, they can also buy tickets directly. there. >>and so this is your first, you know, year with the symphony. and i just want to hear what you have in store for next year for 2025.

>>so what county working on for many the following season. but it's part of this season since the spring of 2025, we have 2 more concerts. second subscription concert. this will be on march 9th. we have some wonderful music. we start with a mozart symphony number. 35, we also have selections from straus r-san all year and we're also featuring a bay composer gabriela lena frank. and we are ending the season on may 18th and really ending with symphony from the state that this big, big artists from the spy by will have so much fun this weekend. good luck you, thank you so much again for party invitation, of course. happy new year. >>happy new >>still ahead, several women graduating from the program aimed at empowering unhoused individuals. we'll hear about how their program impa

>>hope our community is stepping in tonight to help a donut shop owner who was recently attacked while working on the job reporter clawed its a funny and shows us how the community is now coming together. this is an absolute construction zone. and i can tell you the volunteers here, they're trying to give this business a facelift. >>i can tell you that they've already been able to add a fresh coat of paint. and of course, it doesn't stop there. as i walk on over, you can see that customers are now going to be greeted by a brand new neon sign. our volunteers have also been working on adding some new lighting. but of course, the big change that's coming or going to be cameras and the hope with all of this is to prevent an attack like

this from happening again, >>freshly pan store. >>new faces here. new equipment in the back. we hope it's just a really good example much we love the and about 2 weeks donut shop owner mister lee will walk into a very different donut shop from what he's used to get in here. about 3 in the mornings are making the donuts here to the afternoon. you know, were 7 days a week. >>and we know that he loves his store but doesn't have the time to maybe give it that. >>freshness that it would like to have. community members say mister lee was recently attacked in the morning while working suffering a gash to the head. >>isaac and solace who's on a community members spearheading the effort says from there, a blood clot formed and have emergency surgery near his brain. >>he's that uc davis mind here around for a few days as kind of touch and go. luckily, though, now he is rehabilitating at a rehabilitation facility nearby and he's doing much better, but it still needs couple weeks before he's back on its gonzalez says he made a plea on gofundme and facebook

asking people to help get mister lee back on his feet and help spruce up the business mr. lee has been running for at least 27 years. >>caldwell is a volunteer and has been coming here for years every single morning. i was a single father about my daughter out here to get donuts. >>come, aaron. he would care donut holes every morning. and i kept that tradition along with my younger daughter and my new and that turned out. is something that we do almost every single week. >>one of the notable ads will be a new security system aimed at keeping the sterling for everybody. when you walk in. >>you know you're on camera that way. we don't have any. vandals com don't have the opportunity know that they're being watched. might protect him a little bit. >>a freshly look, volunteers help will brighten his spirits. mr is a very shy man who might be quiet about it. at first, he's going to be very thankful in his heart and there's a way overdue. so, of course, you can see that we still have our volunteers here hard at work trying to, of course, make all of this a reality.

>>and the one thing to keep in mind is they've been able to raise about $18,000, which is pretty impressive. of course, we're seeing some of that money go to these efforts. but then we're also going to be able to see some of that money go to mister lee to hopefully, of course, get him back on his reporting from tahoe part coming local news. that matters. climate stefani and fox, 40 news. friday morning. numerous women proudly graduated from a program aimed at empowering young women and unhoused individuals in the sacramento area. >>kristine about east attended the graduation and spoke with those graduates about how much this program has changed their lives. >>17 graduates probably graduated from the women's empowerment we program gain strength each of them share their experiences confronting homelessness and the challenges they have faced throughout their lives. the

program offers them support something some of them have never had and just helping them feel more confident in what they really can't and the had somebody to tell them what they really can the 2 month program delivers job training, child care and support services to empower participants, the essential skills and confidence to break free from generational cycles of homelessness. 2 months has been but come here actually gave me their life skills are needed ready conquer way become probably. >>and any one of the graduates opened up about her story and what led her to seek support your bill. thanks. my story starts basically just come from a domestic violence background before joining the program. she was navigating a tough time staying with friends in struggling to find a job or hit me with the interview process resume do with marked interviews. and i actually got into getting a job afterwards. unfortunately, have a nice story is not unique to the area. >>each year the program assist

approximately 500 women and 100 children experiencing homelessness with similar stories in the sacramento right now. housing is certainly still in a state of crisis to support graduates facing housing challenges. >>women's empowerment launched a transitional housing program to help those who are having trouble finding affordable housing. they have up to 2 years to be there and rent subsidized but increases every quarter. so, you know, it gives them an opportunity save 2 budget. we have staff there that work with them on all of those any tells us she is grateful for the opportunity and looks forward to what is next. >>my hopes is to keep striving take each day by one and to give back my community in sacramento, covering local news that matters christine about east to fox. 40 news. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up

>>in our little secret to resentful access must spend christmas together after they learned that their new partners are siblings. jasmine simpkins chatted with the stars of the bill for the entertainment report. >>lindsay lohan is back bringing the holiday cheer with her romcom our little secret and no surprise. it's already a hit for the second week in a row on netflix. >>i'm spending the holidays with my boyfriend family for the first time. >>i love this movie. i want to show you guys my face, though, because i thought can do the plot twist. and then when i got to the plot was i was like.

>>oh, tough. i asked him a c. care we shot those scenes over a couple days. so it's like kind of a process of getting everyone's reactions over time. and all just there all the time. so it's really fun to shoot. >>a lot of family members, too many to remember. and his sister is also bringing some >>so great to yeah, but i think you are protecting your from somebody who's coming that's my if you can not tell anyone about on last thing i need to get woman ammunition. >>we have an understanding you are a nightmare. i think she doesn't ever get boundaries with her son. >>her daughters, i chopped liver. but, you anyway, it's ok, it was fun to play. it's fun to play characters.

>>can you sign has his or heart are they have to her parents are finding what is your favorite christmas song on? was cross. i love that way. everywhere you from peachtree city. how it that's really been us from iowa. >>a small world. >>barbara streisand, she did. jingle bells. and in that when she gets that that's good for the birds like then they got just like upside >>i love silent night. i do, like alana major. i'm sell >>that used to worry about any work >>raise some again when lot

that this is secret santa families, longest tradition selfie. here are the eyewitness. >>a little secret is streaming now on netflix with your entertainment report. i'm jasmine simpkins. for nearly a decade now. new episodes of sesame street have aired exclusively on hbo and then max. >>but that deal isn't being renewed. leaving the beloved kids show now in limbo. david lazarus wonder is if there's another neighborhood available in the streaming world. >>hey there, sesame street has never been shy about delving into economics. >>i think that given moment. >>well, usually people work turned money. >>could >>elmo could sell advertising time to marketers, but that might be easier said than done. the issue here is warner brothers discovery which cut a deal back in 2015 to air new episodes of sesame street has decided not to renew the

contract while old episodes will continue to stream on max and on pbs. new episodes will vanish from max after the current season. max says that the streaming network is focusing more on adult content. so elmo, big bird and cookie monster will need a new neighborhood to hang out in. the problem is that advertisers aren't that keen on kids content. so it's unclear how another commercial streaming service could afford sesame street or even whether it would want to. yeah, sesame street will be a natural fit for netflix, a or amazon prime video. but it's not attractive to marketers. the economics of distributing possibly the most expensive kids show out there. don't quite pencil out and how pricey is well, according to some estimates, it costs about 100 million dollars a year to produce sesame street. the producer of the show sesame workshop says it's already thinking about re imagining the show for next season. >>i'm not sure quite what that means, but i wouldn't be surprised if the elmo starts talking about the money saving

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>>coming up, the forty-niners have been left with more questions than answers after last night's deflating loss. the rams ben ross will have the late

>>this year, the la auto show had a clear focus going. electric and innovation. gresham era takes a look and richaun tack. >>and auto show is a great low pressure way to see lots of new cars in one place. there's a lot to drive. car now is

fast was just getting in and going. you know, john faulkner from clean fleet report says the trend at this year's la auto show was clear. everything that we're seeing as some sort of electric ation for that's hybrid or fully electric. people expect electric vehicles to be as good and everything has internal combustion. gasoline engine. but they're only 11, 12 years old. so we to take some time here. and i'm i'm excited about it at focus on making high-tech convenience and safety features accessible to all. we just really pushing down into more affordable or more mainstream models. very quickly, a kia showed off a concept weekend or vehicle and all-electric adventure van with unique features like wheels that generate electricity with wind or water flowing through them. so when people say, well, wait a i'm going off in the wilderness. there's no charging stations out there. so we wanted to make sure that it could create as much electricity as possible to get your father and son, startup exodus wreg's taking a different approach with their smart trailer

designed to fit in a garage that started out a passion for adventure ing wanting to get out and and do great things, you know, get off the screens. the $120,000 pop-up trailer has modern amenities and is built to last. so trailers are fabric day rado. they rattle. they write in there. they're not going to affordable quality is that you can take a hammer to and the things happened charging always a buzzy topic and pure is making a big pivot from working behind the scenes with automakers to selling portable ev chargers direct to consumers, safety and reliability. we work with yum's to build the highest quality pies, reliable systems on the planet. they also warn about cutting corners with cheap charging adapters and what you find in other things that they can cut your house on fire, they can get your car on fire. that can cause a lot of problem. a lot of damage. so price is not your friend. >>when it comes to charging that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. four-time ben ross. 40

niner fans hope you're hanging in there. it's been a tough season last night, especially. >>really an ugly loss. 12, 6 at home to the rams which essentially ended the team's playoff hopes their 6, 8, with only 3 games remaining. of course it was raining. the team has had a ton of injuries, but still in the biggest game of the season. the offense just did not show up. kyle shanahan's team could only muster a pair of field goals and a season low 191 total yards. get this the last time the forty-niners didn't score a touchdown in a way back in 2019, more than 5 years ago. defense for the most part did its job. they held the rams to 12 points. that's a rams team that scored 44 last week against the bills. believe it or not, shanahan and john lynch may have bigger issues to examine them. that last, though, you've got to take a hard look at the locker room situation now you have a player quit on the team in the middle of the game. that's what appears de'vondre campbell did last night refusing to go into the game. instead walking back to the locker room in the 2nd

half and calling it a night, maybe even a career. we still haven't heard anything from campbell may be there could be reasons that we're on aware of who knows. but but we do know is shanahan. he's made up his mind on campbell's future with the team. >>working through the semantics of exactly how deal with that. but i is there for las vegas or players like and vaccines for the game suffering and team, your teammate, bill. but to be a part of our team. so or to reject a to cover right now. but the situation properly? >>i'll just to be clear, you don't expect of andrea campbell to be in the team week, 16 and beyond. know i do. >>well, it's a tough night for brock purdy is well, he went 14 of 31 for 142 yards and a costly interception pretty has now been held to 159 yards or fewer in 3 of his last 4 games. the niners going just one in 3 during that stretch.

you've got to wonder how much his shoulder is bothering him either way, though, he just hasn't been the same quarter back as last season when you had all of his offensive weapons around her. >>you better for this team didn't play my best tonight. so got to watch the film see what happened. and my mindset was out with play. i just feel like i had a lot of players left out there that could make for our team, the defense and special teams played so good. you know, so that's what hurt me is showing a field. a team you know, could better for our offense and we could put more points. rams are good, good team but morning for the way that we play on offense in our standard, i could've been better for sure. >>i'm tired of football. let's talk college hoops. cal hosting stanford and women's acc action first conference game for both teams and this was all bears from the get-go and all from the outside, you know, on a creamy lee started

the barrage from deep in the 1st quarter. she had 4 treys and 20 points on the night lulu twidale outdid creamy lee hitting 6 of 11 3 pointers, including that one. she had 20 points as well. there's just kept on rolling and throwing in threes. look at this. there's like a steph curry. high arcing 3 to beat the 3rd quarter buzzer by marta suarez. she had 4 threes and 21 points. cal hit a program record 18, 3 pointers. they win it. 83 to 63. the bears are 10 1 that should probably be ranked next week. it's beautiful that's awesome. buzzer shot a bus >>as we head through the night, boy, it turned out to be a real soaker this evening as the storm system finally sagging south, making its way across the w and more on the way as we head throughout the night tonight, a lot of yellow lot of orange around the bay area. even some pockets of red out there. those are moderate, some heavier downfalls of up rain coming down now to open a richmond concord. also, samara

fell and you're seeing rain just about everywhere you go. south bay, even seeing some showers now that is going to be picking up as we head throughout the night tonight. we've got wind warnings up tonight along the coastline that we're going to see some gusts maybe as high as 50 miles an hour. plus, maybe even 60 to 70 miles an hour the main peak. right now we've seen some of those gusts already over 50 coast side overnight. tonight, there may be a little bit of a lull as we head toward about 3 o'clock in the morning or so. and then it's going to pick up again. we're going to see another round, some very gusty winds, 40 50 miles per hour, even on over the east bay hills. so we're gonna likely see some trees coming down tonight as the storm system comes through. time now for as we head through the night tonight. you can see the storm system winding on through. then we get ready for that next area of low pressure moving on. and i think that's a dangerous one that's going to see some very strong gusty winds and some very heavy rainfall. maybe some lightning strikes. we've heard some reports now of some lightning already around the bay area with the center that low coming right overhead. there's a chance you're going to see that as well. so as we head through the next couple days, we are going to get a little bit of a break on sunday by monday. more rain on the way.

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