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stephanie rothman. a south bay community is remembering a 6 year-old boy who died after being hit by a car on i-280, over the weekend came home games. family set up a vigil tonight near where that deadly crash happened. kron 4 shock moment has the story. >>family and friends of came holding. we're hosting a vigil off parker avenue all throughout the day to remember the life that was lost here. they say the 6 year old's death still feels like just a bad dream. >>candles, pictures and snacks off part more avenue right off highway 2.80, remembering. >>a life gone to sue west face lopez can do. we fix year-old ken holgate died friday night after investigators say he was hit by a car on the 2.80 northbound on rent. moses ramos says it's hard to believe his little cousin. he's really gone for little boy, bro, like you had a whole life ahead of norm. say like king's family tells kron 4 that king was autistic. >>and had a hard time understanding traffic yet he somehow made his way from his

family's apartment on to the 2.80 on ramp northbound right across the street from san jose city college. then chp says he ran across the freeway. that's when he was hit and killed by a drive that coming like a like, is it just be that big body ramos has 2 kids of his own and says the family has been together. all we can to when do come tie. >>i that say love me. you know, like. >>i i i know our side letter down doubt. king was just 2 weeks shy of turning 7 and was a student at bagby elementary in san jose. the school monday evening telling people to watch out for children. >>ramos says people in this area drive just way too fast. honestly, i've been here all day in austin, a couple. >>was a slam into little thing right there. >>and hogans family will be hosting 3 separate fund raisers this friday at 06:00pm off the corner of willow and carolyn saturday at 13. 21,

street and sunday 15. 39 will get the family also gave kron 4 this team saying, quote, i don't wish this on anyone or their family. this was my biggest fear for my son and it happened. i will always love him and keep his name alive. well, a family wants to thank the community for the donations made so far in honor of their 6 year-old who was killed. >>they say that after these donations and with all these fundraisers, they hope to keep the memory of king holding alive for years to come reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>happening tomorrow, we expect to learn the fate of nima many. that's the man accused of murdering founder bob ali on day 7 of deliberations. the jury and the many as murder trial announced this evening that they reached a verdict. but that verdict will not be read until tomorrow morning. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest details. >>a legal analyst says because both the prosecution and the defense presented such strong cases, jurors had a lot to

figure out the jury can either acquit name many or they can put him behind bars anywhere between 4 years to life a very tumultuous process for these jurors. after more than 50 hours of deliberation, a unanimous decision has been made by a san francisco jury in the murder trial of nima, many. >>the man accused of stabbing and killing cash up founder bob lee. jurors have been considering 4 possible verdicts guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of voluntary manslaughter. guilty of involuntary manslaughter or not guilty. legal analyst steven clark has been closely following this trial and gives us his predictions. so i'm not expecting first degree. >>and i'm not expecting a not guilty because this jury worked so hard and it took so long to get to this point. clark explains the worst case scenario for the 39 year-old. if the jury returns a verdict of first-degree murder, many is looking at 26 years to life

in prison. if the jury decided it was not premeditated but was second-degree murder, then it would be 16 to life if the many is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he faces up to 4 years behind bars. voluntary manslaughter would be up to 12 years. 43 year-old lee was stabbed in the heart under the bay bridge on april 4th of last year during the trial, many took to the stand testifying that lee pulled out the knife first swung at him and many redirected the knife back to chest in self-defense. and the defendant claims he never called 9-1-1 because he didn't know lee was injured. and the big question, i think that this jury >>was asked about was who brought the knife to the altercation. that is a key. and i think that was something they work very the defense had a competing narrative for everything. the prosecution put on witness stand. and i think that was key. here is.

well, clark also tells me there's a risk in delaying the verdict reading because overnight a juror could have second thoughts and a verdict doesn't stand until its read out loud in the courtroom. so it's not over until it's over. the plan is to have the verdict read tuesday morning at 9.30. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >>and we will have complete coverage of the verdict tomorrow morning on kron. 4 morning news will have our crews inside and outside the courthouse. >>it all starts tomorrow morning at 05:00am and extended coverage beginning at 09:00am. areas been dealing with the aftermath of a couple storms that slammed into the region this weekend. taking a live look now at golden gate bridge. still some pretty slick roads. and i know a lot of people experience a bunch of rain today. when will it start going away? that's the question. craw forshey meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the timeline and a look ahead, lawrence. >>another soaker around the bay area. some parts of the north bay getting another 2

inches of rain over the mountain tops. but looks like things are winding down with this storm system. and that's good news for us. getting a little bit of a break. but still some fog out there right now. and some drizzle be had still that's very active out there in the middle of pacific. so eventually some of this is going to make its way through. but we're going to get a much-needed break. here's the long-range forecast. high pressure building in next couple of days. we dry things out. that is good news for us because we could certainly use it. but as we get in toward the weekend, everything changes that next round of rain begins to move in on saturday. that will be some heavier rainfall saturday morning. but that really just opens the door. more rain expected on sunday, possibly into monday and a much larger storm on tuesday. it is going to be a very active holiday week. >>thanks, lauren swell now to an update out of wisconsin, a teacher and a teenage student, our debt this following a shooting at a at a private christian school. investigators say the suspected shooter is a 15 year-old girl who is also dead. police say they got a

call of an active shooter from a second great earlier today. the rampage happened at abundant life. christian school in madison. that's a small private school with only about 400 students. police say 6 people were also hurt in the shooting, including 2 students who are in critical condition tonight. they are not saying if the victims were targeted, but right now police are still investigating at the school and the suspect's home as well. back here in sonoma county, one person was injured after their car went down an embankment today and landed upside down. the chp says this happened as the driver was heading southbound on 101 in cloverdale. and in fairfield, a student's car stalled out at the solano community college after they tried driving through the flooded parking lot. there as you can see, officers say the student was able to get the car safely, but they're reminding drivers to always be careful since the standing water can be deeper than it appears. and the south

bay, a stretch of highway 9 near saratoga is closed tonight because of a mudslide from all the rain. caltrans says this weekend, stormy weather caused whole lot of debris from the hillside to wash onto the highway. the row known as big bass and way will be closed in both directions until least wednesday. >>plans once again eliminate the bay are now facing a legal hurdle. a lawsuit looking to keep the lights off. when we keep the lights off. when we come back. can neuriva support

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>>welcome back on staff there parts of north bay are still feeling the effects of saturday's storm. many waiting to get their power back on

tonight. kron four's lindsay for spoke to nevada woman who didn't have power for 3 days. >>utility crews keeping busy in novato to restore power to residents like uber arrow for power. first went out saturday. been wild 3 days. we've had tracked sand fire trucks and pg and e trucks and you name retracts taping a lot of beeping. she finally got her lights back on monday night. but for her neighbors, it's a different story. i've heard of people going to hotels because it's 52 in their they've left to go either to parents, homes or friends, homes or to a hotel to get out of here. barrera says her neighbors on fairway drive our tight-knit. >>she and others who have had their power restored have opened their doors to those who need a warm place to stay, everyone. everyone asked them

to. >>come over here called come over, will feature. who will take care of you? everyone's been greg, a large tree toppled over a power line on saturday causing the power outage. megan mcfarland with pg e says whenever big storms hit. >>they work with other electrical companies like pinnacle, electric company, southern california, edison and other public safety agencies. we all reported different incidents and will will help each other make area safe. macfarlane says the very neighborhoods did exactly what they were supposed to do. >>report downed power lines and stay clear of it. >>meanwhile, is finally getting to enjoy visit with her longtime friend. i am visiting from kauai and i'm ready to go no. it's very cold here for me. and then to be here with no power, it's kind of fun. actually, feel like we're camping out >>at the height of the storm pg e reported more than 32,000

power outages in the bay area. in nevado. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>high winds and sound like an earthquake like the world is collapsing. >>we've been having a lot of wilde's rather. you can see they're rare sight in california. do touches down in santa cruz county, injuring 5 people and damaging several cars. this happened over the weekend and scotts valley. the tornado flipped cars than power poles knocked down power lines and sent broken tree branches flying around everywhere. and a fire in milpitas forces. an animal shelter to evacuate and finished surgeries outside in the rain staffers at humane society. silicon valley say the fire broke out this morning in the back of the building, damaging the laundry room, a few offices and medical areas. the good news, though, no animal staffers or volunteers were hurt. >>a team that is really well trained and knows how to deal with these kinds of things. and we absolutely have a great

team and they came together, knew exactly what to do. and am and, you know, take care of everybody and made it happened. and the and and now we have our full team in place started working on the next part of the plan, you know, were closed today and probably will be closed for the next several days. we don't have any power currently the water's been shut off. >>the shelter is asking for a clean towels and blankets as they do continue to care for the animals. there. we'll have that information on our website. that's com 4 dot com. they're also looking for homes for the remaining animals in the shelter. cause of the fire is being investigated. it's a night plans to bring back the bay bridge. lights are meeting some resistance, a nonprofit advocating for people may be harmed by led lights has now filed a lawsuit against the effort. the bay bridge lights insulation went dark back in 2023. and the plan install a 50,000 new led lights. the bay bridge are now underway. but

one of the groups behind the lawsuit says the proposed display could be dangerous to those who are sensitive to light. >>there are numerous laws, state and federal level need to be complied with in this project did not comply with any of so the primary on this lawsuit is the california environmental quality act ceqa. so we required to do an environmental impact discuss the impacts of this. like fish on birds on aquatic life on plants is a big deal. >>we've reached out to eliminate the group behind installation as well as the transit agency's named in the lawsuit. but if you have to hear back last week, eliminate said the testing of the new lights will begin next year and they plans officially turned the back on a couple of months. >>well, coming up, antioch police released a photo right there on your screen of the car they believe was involved

in a hit and run that killed a long we take a closer look after the break.

>>update now on a deadly hit and run investigation. antioch police are releasing a photo of the car that investigators say ultimately they believe killed a woman crossing the street back in october. kron 4 asleep took all shares reaction from the victim's sister. san mateo district attorney is siding with the sheriff's deputy who was arrested last month saying no crime was committed and that the arrests should have never happened. kron four's rob

nesbitt reports on now how the arrests happened. at the very same time. the deputy was calling for a sheriff. christina corpus is resignation. >>deputy carlos tapie a is the president of the san mateo county deputy sheriff's association and was one of the first people to speak out against the alleged abuse of power and the sheriff's office. his arrest on november 12 was difficult. but on monday he breathe a sigh of relief, wiping away tears from his eyes. san mateo county deputy carlos tapie, spoke monday, thanking the county's da for investigating the felony charges against him. >>of time card fraud, violation grand theft and obtaining money by false pretenses and grateful district attorney's office. >>recognizing these what they were. another 10 retaliation from sheriff corpus. i express loss of confidence in our administration. >>according to the da's office, deputy was accused of clocking in hours while conducting work for the deputy sheriff's association da stephen wagstaffe conducted a month-long investigation

interviewing several witnesses, including tapie a coming to the conclusion that there was insufficient evidence and that should have never been arrested. there had been some this coating, but that been going on. >>with the prior president of the association, so was it was a process air. but in terms of criminal conduct our conclusion was pretty black and white that that did not occur. calls for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus to resign started after a scathing 400 page report. >>was done by the county's independent investigator accusing the sheriff of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant sheriff tapie was arrested the same day the report was released. the sheriff releasing a statement monday on the exoneration of tapie saying in part, quote, while the criminal investigation has concluded a separate internal review will take place, which is standard protocol in the arrest involves an employee. the internal review will be conducted by an independent 3rd party investigator to ensure it is a fair process.

the deputy sheriff's association is calling for a civil rights investigation into tapia's arrest and continuing call for sheriff corpus to resign. fellow deputies and i look forward to the day you can work with a new sheriff >>restore the trust and transparency the public deserves from sheriff's office da wagstaff initially reached out to the california attorney general to see if the state should handle the investigation into tapia's arrest. it was quickly determined that the county would handle the matter. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>update now on a deadly hit and run investigation. antioch police are releasing a photo of the car that investigators say ultimately they believe killed a woman crossing the street back in october. kron 4 sleeve call shares reaction from the victim's sister. >>its unfortunate that she's gone more than 2 months after patricia redd was killed using the crosswalk at lone tree way and canada valley road in antioch. the police department releasing a photo of the car involved. they're doing the

best they can. and investigators sitting on the image for weeks before releasing it to the public to confirm it was, in fact, a car that struck terry reds. 54 year-old sister on october 12, frustrating for red who has mourned her late sister at the crash site. now grateful the photo will reach more eyes say just tell me that it's white and investigators are looking for either a newer model toyota camry or lax is red who was homeless, died from the injuries she sustained that night, 11 days after she was hit. >>her sister has been hoping the driver would voluntarily surrendered to police doesn't seem like that's going to happen. >>so looks like they're going to have to catch him. i hope they catch him. terri redd says she and her sister were close to my only sister. you know it you're only 10 months apart when she was feeling sad i would feel it. police say even seemingly minor details from potential witnesses in the area that deadly evening

could help crack this case. my sister, she needs justice for this. i want to be able to. to put a rest to health issues that rest right now until this is solved in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>another california elementary school student allegedly stabbed by a classmate on campus. we'll have more on what ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event.

in sacramento, one elementary school student stabbed another student with a small knife during class on monday. >>reporter kimberly cruz has the latest. >>we spoke to several parents earlier today. some of them

deciding to pick up their kids early from school. and when the arrived, it had been about an hour or so since they were alerted to the incident that happened at the school that you right behind me. so as you can imagine, the re very emotional and also just confused as to how something like this could happen. it's sad to see this happen been hot parents at this elementary school. we left in shock after finding out one student attacked a classmate stepping the student on the back of the shoulder with the kitchen knife. that doesn't seem like something would happen at the school. could not like it's 600 students in a nice neighborhood. >>in very late community oriented. all all as parents know each other. brian. he's a spokesperson with the sacramento city unified school district telling fox 40 the stabbing happened any split classroom with about 20 to 30 students where half of the students are 5th graders in the other half are 6th graders. of course, those students who witnessed it was quite traumatic for them. we're making sure that they're getting the counseling services that they need at this time.

>>we moved them into another classroom for the remainder of the day or at least until their parents, if they chose to came to pick them up. allen was one of those parents who decided to take his 2 boys home early following the incident. it said i have to put aside and do it they got times. i'm living my i think every parent is saturday the school district stressing this was an isolated incident. when i was told is that there had been some verbal disagreements between these 2 students in the past. but beyond that, i don't know anything isolated incident. it's not reflective of this school campus and certainly not respect collective of the safety district-wide. but safety still remains top of mind for several parents. i know we have a police station down the street from the it should have one dedicated to the school. >>and maybe. pay more attention to interactions between students. sacramento police says the school was not placed on lockdown and the attacker was detained by officers. that student is that student be referred disciplinary actions. so

members of our team that do that evaluation. they will hold a hearing. they will do an investigation. >>they'll determine what is the appropriate disciplinary action for that student. the victim was transported to a hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the spokesperson with the district says they do have safety officers assigned to different campuses throughout the district. and bret hart. >>is one of them. but he couldn't tell me how often they are at the school. but he says that starting tomorrow, they will have counselors on site for as long as they're needed. >>and curtis park covering local news that matters to the crease fox 40 news. >>coming up on kron, 4 news increased drone sightings coast to coast causing fear, confusion and concerns what we know about the activity

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and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! >>drone spot in the night sky on the east coast has sparked questions about what they are and where they're coming from. lawmakers and the incoming president all say that the government needs to provide more answers to the public washing course by maddie beer-temple has the latest on what we know about the sightings. >>people have a lot of unanswered questions. what the heck are senate democratic leader chuck schumer is trying to get those answers. he's asked the department of homeland security to implement a drone detection system and he's proposing legislation that says that our local authorities can also be involved in citing and finding out what the drones are. that's similar to pennsylvania. congresswoman chrissy houlahan countering drones. bill, that she wants to be included in the latest spending package. massachusetts senator ed markey says the government needs to be more forthcoming.

we have 330 million americans that just want to know the answer. the fbi said over the weekend that some sightings match with the approach patterns of planes landing at major airports. some of those drone sightings are in fact drones. some are manned aircraft that are commonly mistaken for drones. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas said sunday on abc's this week there's no national security threat right now. we know of no. >>foreign involvement. we are vigilant in investigating this matter. but the sightings are still causing concern. think maybe i won't spend the weekend in bedminster decided cancel my trip. president-elect donald trump blames the current administration for a lack of information. something strange is going on for some reason. they don't want to tell the people and they should. the fbi says they've received about 5,000 tips regarding the drones. >>and fewer than 100 have been deemed worth investigating in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple.

>>i'm david lazarus. a california start-up says that it can ensure homes that larger in

>>now to a troubling spike in violent crime in antioch. there been more than a dozen gang-related shootings this year and just one neighborhood alone. kron 4 shock moma's spoke of the city's new mayor to find out how they're going to combat the rise in crime. >>it's no doubt that antioch has seen its fair share of an increase in violent crime. the homicide rate this year compared to last is nearly doubled. and perhaps the epicenter of that crime is in this neighborhood here off sycamore drive. but business owners in this shopping center

say they feel hopeful for the future over a new mayoral administration. >>hey, hey, iran? for now people out sycamore square are getting used to a fresh face. this neighborhood, which i believe is a high-crime neighborhood in the city. ron bernal is andy ox new mayor. his campaign promise with tackling any ox skyrocketing crime july. we walked with the new mayor through sycamore square, which saw more than a dozen gang-related shootings this fall. jelani stewart runs this clothing store and says during september he heard gunshots every day are definitely been frustrating. people want to come out stocked the days that they history will is like lizzo have no names, bullet holes in the roof, but business still open. in fact, there was not a single business on the strip mall that didn't have bullet holes. i mean, could have died. i was standing right there. the bullets came through that window and i was getting ready for that window paintings out. this woman named nina says she's been trying to open her beauty supply store since october,

but has been delayed after multiple shootings. just hope it gets since the slew of gunfire. antioch police patrol has been up throughout the day sunday during a report. the square was quiet. but the moment the police left multiple individuals moved and within minutes we're conducting what appeared to be a drug deal. those individuals ended up scattering once police came back. what does that tell you about the work that >>there's a lot of work. going to take time. but i think it's a consistent presence and that mayor burnouts goal is bringing police staffing back up. and right now the police department is down staffing by more than 25%. that includes no permanent police chief has i believe that recruiting new police chief under this new city council that's come in. i think it's going to get a good chance of getting a high-quality police. she also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at. the young says has some do it to be less gang activity. >>and but a least vote.

>>the next year federal where it should be good. so the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that they will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant buildings here. so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more enforcement people are hoping for. new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them, it was life or death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >>the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news major insurers are no longer interested in covering california homes amid the rising wildfire risk. >>now a san francisco startup sees this as a busines opportunity. david lazarus explains and takes a look.

>>there a san francisco start-up sees opportunity in other insurers are refusing to cover properties throughout california. according to the wall street journal, a company called stand insurance has raised about 30 million dollars so far from venture capitalists. if you look at the company's website, it says that uses both ai and physics to determine a fair price to cover a home. however, when you a little more closely, it seems like this is more boutique coverage stand ceo dan preston told the journal that he could cover a 3 million dollar home in a high fire risk area for between 12,015 $1000 a year. so this is obviously very, very expensive. but when you look a little bit deeper, well, there are questions, for example, a catastrophic fire is very, very expensive over the last decade, about 70 billion dollars in property losses have been recorded in california as a result of wildfire damage and suddenly that plucky little start-up

with 30 million dollars in funding seems like it's maybe in a fragile position. if a major catastrophe took place that said its use of ai could spur larger insurers to potentially apply new technology to rejig or their own actuarial tables and come up with a fair value that allows them to play a more active role in california. another solution here, aside from boutique coverage for rich people would be taking the california fair plan, which is insurance of last resort at the moment and make it insurance. a first resort. in other words, something like medicare for all. back to you. >>hbo drops the long-awaited trailer for season 3 of white lotus. plus paramount. plus gives us a firsthand look at season 1923. dana devon has the details in the entertainment report. >>its trailer central today and 2 biggies just dropped. and i can't wait for this first one, the white lotus finally drops its bombshell

season. 3 teaser that sees the guests asking what the heck is this place? >>welcome to the white lotus in thailand. cuts. i'm on an exchange program. i'm starting feel like some goes going to stress management, meditation, i this. it is something fun tonight. a female country. everybody gets into it >>alma mater pam. i'm going to have to treat myself to sleep. >>each season takes place at a different white lotus resort. and the 3rd season will take place in southeast asia and

stars parker posey, walton goggins jason isaacs, michelle monaghan and many others. you can see it when it drops february 16th on hbo. harrison ford and helen mirren are fighting for their lives and for their ranch. and 1923. season 2 trailer in the first trailer for the long-awaited return of the dark and gritty yellowstone prequel series. it tells the story of the duttons rise to power in montana. >>including home. i think is about as far as i feel like being pushed. >>right up to your death. we

all second first learned. >>but this for you can check out season to february 23rd on paramount. plus, that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. you're

>>republicans and democrats continue to negotiate a farm bill extension one which would mean more economic aid to farmers across the country. our dc's raquel martin has the story.

>>billions in subsidies for struggling farmers are on the chopping block. we found out this week an american farm bureau president zippy duvall says farmers are flooding lawmakers with phone calls almost 4,000 communications. duval says farmers need more economic assistance in the form. bill, thanks to high inflation, interest rates and increased commodity prices already roughly 150,000 farmers gone under and recent years. a national security it really is. >>the cost being able buy food for our families are areas and family is is that race is top john boyd lead the national black farmers association. he says because the government previously excluded black farmers from a program, america's farmers. >>hurting and america's black farmers are heard in more house speaker mike johnson has until the end of the week to pass the spending plan. there's no farm bill that can be approved without some

democratic votes. missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver says that means republicans eager to cut government spending. >>need to come to the table this time for people. >>was i q a love room temperature to sit down and work things out for the american people. texas republican congressman pete sessions says he wants a fair deal for farmers, farmers and ranchers. >>need to be able to plan for p says differences are narrowing between the 2 parties in washington. raquel martin. >>veterans gathered at the world war 2 memorial in washington, d.c., on monday commemorating 80 years after the start of the battle of the bulge where more than 22,000 allied forces and civilians died. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. more news

>>president elect trump is preparing to take office and announcing the people he wants to join him in his cabinet next year. a new poll shows a majority of americans approve of the trump transition. but when it comes to his picks, polling tells us a different story. news nation's like berman breaks down the numbers. >>high approval for the president elect but not so high on other measures like his future cabinet. blake burman, host of the hell on news nation. a new poll shows that 55% of americans approve of trump's handling of the presidential transition. 54% expect the president elect to do a good job when he returns to washington come january

20th. but a separate poll from the associated press says americans aren't as confident in trump's ability to appoint a well-qualified cabinet. 27% say they are very confident nearly twice. that number, though, 55% are slightly confident or not confident. the same poll 29% of americans are very confident in trump's ability to effectively manage the white house. 52% are slightly or not at all confident trump in the administration he's assembling, take control on january 20th when he's sworn in as the 47th president blake burman and this is the newsnation political minute. >>uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab says it's seeing lots of moderate to heavy snowfall rates. for more on the conditions in the high country kron 4 jesse lawman spoke with angie shorts with the sierra snow lab. thanks for being here. what's it like out there? >>all right. now, as was mentioned, it's warming up and we're starting to see a lot of rain came that it's coming

down on that snow that came in earlier today. so not exactly what we were expecting. we're hoping at least a little bit cooler for a little bit longer. but moisture is moisture. and that's always a good thing. >>yeah. so what is that doing to the snow pack that starting to kind of melted a little bit. >>with these lighter rainfall storms, we typically get a little bit of loading up. so our snow with light and fluffy this morning, it's likely that additional moisture is just going to kind of soak into it a little bit. and then some of make it out. the bottom of some of that will be stored in there, too. >>and what was it like driving today? >>driving around up here has been quite challenge for the last several days. you know, we've had 3 and a half feet of which was plenty. and then on top of that, this this additional push this morning of that snow has made things very hazardous. it was white out conditions over the weekend. so he has not been easy to travel up here recently. >>and where we are in december now, december 16th, sort of

like right in the middle of the month. this is where we want to be with the snow pack with this amount of feet. >>right now we're looking really good. i think what's really exciting now is that the snow that we've been receiving is kind of making up for a lack of rain that we had earlier in the year. so even though we were over average for our snowfall, even leading into this most recent storm, our rain and snow are our overall precipitation was still pretty low. but now we're sitting right about average for that. and that is fantastic news. so average is good. average is very good. you know, and we're looking at being a little bit down. we didn't want >>you know, going to january being in another drought scenario. so now that we're back up around average, that is a very good thing. >>and we have this sort of a quad box for videos here. i think these are live pictures from your office right outside your office there in soda springs. can you describe like what each is showing us? can you see it or you know?

absolutely. yeah. i can now add to move something on my computer. on on the top left through the rain. it's a little bit hard to see, but we've got. >>the southeastern part of our site. that's where we have a little 10 tower that could have some instruments in it. that's measuring the amount of water that's draining out of the bottom of the snow pack. so that tells us how much water is moving through. not only from that rain but also from melt on the top, right? that's our main tower there that showing all of our instrumentation and things of that nature right now. you see the floor as well, which is a great, which is great news because we don't have to go up there too frequently and shovel that off on the bottom left there. that's actually pointed at castle creek. so that starts at castle peak flows through our site and then eventually becomes the south fork of the yuba river. and so you can see a snow cat garage. there on the right hand side. but on the left that goes back to the peak, a

castle creek excuse me. and then on the right is our snow categorize. you'll also see a little thing that looks like a satellite or a satellite antenna and that is a vertically pointing radar that we used to look at things like the rain snow line and where it is an altitude above us as well as various parts of our precipitation. so that's kind of how we break down that image it's interesting to see liquid water on it. after so many days of lot of snow. >>and so, yeah, looking at what those 4 picture show us. you're happy with where we're at. >>we are happy with where we're at for now. the key, though, is that we keep getting that moisture right going into january, it looks like we might have some more snow on the way. maybe even some more rain here to about 8 days. so what we really are hoping for is for the tap to keep going right. we're in a favorable spot. we just want more rain and snow to come in. >>all right. andrew schwartz with the central sierra snow

lab that it's covered in snow and you don't have to go out there and shovel it. i was good. yes. very good news drive on safe. okay. thank you. and thanks for having me on. all right. we'll see you soon. lots of snow to talk about this winter. >>veterans gathered at the world war 2 memorial in washington, d.c., on monday commemorating 80 years after the start of the battle of the bulge where more than 22,000 allied forces and civilians died. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>80 years ago, the battle of the bulge became one of the largest and bloodiest fights of world war. 2, 6 intense weeks during the coldest winter on record most have to honor the sacrifices from the famous battle based on memorials like this in washington, d.c., we remember the thousands who gave their lives in this pivotal battle. but 99 year-old colonel frank cone survived it. whenever i

think about the, i think of the weather comes mission is an army intelligence agent during that brutal winter was looking for germans in american uniforms throughout belgium. we're roche for shot all these places. i still remember the names and one drive in particular and sleet and snow with no windshield came to mind. i was lucky. i was just a pfc. so i was in backseat. the captain was an affront and i got behind him and he shielded me. but i never told them good humor sustained cone throughout the war and his life like fellow veteran of the battle, 96 year-old harry miller continue to serve in the military after world war. 2, the legacy of the battle of the bulge lives on in the freedoms we cherish today. dozens filtered through the world war 2 memorial monday morning to recognize the battles 80th anniversary and to thank those who still share their stories to make sure we don't forget.

>>in washington, i'm jessi

>>you're watching kron. 4 news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. a south bay community is remembering a 6 year-old boy who died after being hit by a car on i-280, over the weekend. king whole gains family set up a vigil on monday near where that deadly crash happened. kron 4 shock moment has the latest.

>>family and friends of king holding we're hosting a vigil off parker avenue all throughout the day to remember the life that was lost here. they say the 6 year old's death still feels like just a bad dream. >>candles, pictures and snacks off part more avenue right off highway 2.80, remembering. >>a life gone to sue west face can do. we fix year-old ken holgate died friday night after investigators say he was hit by a car on the 2.80 northbound on rent. moses ramos says it's hard to believe his little cousin. he's really gone for little boy, bro, like you had a whole life ahead of norm. say lightings family tells kron 4 that king was autistic. >>and had a hard time understanding traffic yet he somehow made his way from his family's apartment on to the 2.80 on ramp northbound right across the street from san jose city college. then chp says he ran across the freeway. that's when he was hit and killed by a drive that coming like a light. is it just be that big? body ramos has 2 kids of his own and says

the family has been together. all we can to what's right what i bow tie. >>i that i say love me. you know, life. >>i i i know our side letter down doubt. king was just 2 weeks shy of turning 7 and was a student at bagby elementary in san jose. the school monday evening telling people to watch out for children. >>ramos says people in this area drive just way too fast. honestly, i've been here all day. >>in austin, a couple people. i was a slam into little thing right there. >>and hogans family will be hosting 3 separate fund raisers this friday at 06:00pm off the corner of willow and carolyn saturday at 13. 21, the street and sunday 15. 39 will get the family also gave kron 4 this team saying, quote, i don't wish this on anyone or their family. this was my biggest fear for my son and it happened. i will always love him and keep his name

alive. >>well, a family wants to thank the community for the donations made so far in honor of their 6 year-old who was killed. they say that after these donations and with all these fundraisers, they hope to keep the memory of king pulled being alive for years to come. reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>happening later today, we expect to learn the fate of nima, many the man accused of murdering cash co-founder bob lee on day 7 deliberations on monday. the jury in the murder trial announced that they had reached a verdict, but it won't be read out until later this morning at 9.30, kron 4. sarah stinson has a wrap on all the details from the case so far. >>a legal analyst says because both the prosecution and the defense presented such strong cases, jurors had a lot to figure out the jury can either quit name many or they can put him behind bars anywhere between 4 years to life a very tumultuous process for these jurors. after more than 50

hours of deliberation, a unanimous decision has been made by a san francisco jury in the murder trial of nima, many. >>the man accused of stabbing and killing cash up founder bob lee. jurors have been considering 4 possible verdicts guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of voluntary manslaughter. guilty of involuntary manslaughter or not guilty. legal analyst steven clark has been closely following this trial and gives us his predictions. so i'm not expecting first degree. >>and i'm not expecting a not guilty because this jury worked so hard and it took so long to get to this point. clark explains the worst case scenario for the 39 year-old. if the jury returns a verdict of first-degree murder, many is looking at 26 years to life in prison. if the jury decided it was not premeditated but was second-degree murder, then it would be 16 to life if the many is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he

faces up to 4 years behind bars. voluntary manslaughter would be up to 12 years. 43 year-old lee was stabbed in the heart under the bay bridge on april 4th of last year. >>during the trial, many took to the stand testifying that lee pulled out the knife first swung at him and the many redirected the knife back to his chest in self-defense. and the defendant claims he never called 9-1-1 because he didn't know lee was injured. and the big question, i think that this jury was asked about was who brought the knife. >>to the altercation. that is the key. and i think that was something they work very the defense had a competing narrative for everything. the prosecution put on witness stand. and i think that was key years. well, clark also tells me there's a risk in delaying the verdict reading because overnight a juror could have second thoughts and a verdict doesn't stand until it's read out loud in the courtroom. so it's not over until it's over. the plan is

to have the verdict read tuesday morning at 9.30. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >>and of course, we will have complete coverage of the verdict on kron. 4 morning news will have our crews inside as well as outside the courthouse with all the details. it starts later at 05:00am with extended coverage beginning at 09:00am. switching gears weather now we're taking a live look at the bay bridge. looking like a ghost seeing out there, not a single car in sight and plenty of fog because we've had that rain. of course. will it last, though, the next couple of days, kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with those details. lives. >>we're sure building in overhead but not going to be around for long. that ridge. yeah, we're still in the midst of an active pattern here. so as we see that ridge is tiffany start to slide the sort of flatten out. also new start to see a few more clouds come overhead that as we get the weekend. here we go saturday, another storm system rolls on in bringing more snow in the high country and then late on sunday, another storm

system comes in. and then i think this one could be a big one. this one comes on christmas eve of all days. lot of folks going to be traveling. that probably pack a punch, some gusty winds and some heavy rain falls that moves through christmas day looks dry. but after that, it's more rain possibly on thursday. so long range models start to pick up on that to this is for the forecast between the 22nd and the 26th next week. above normal precipitation is in the forecast through that period. in fact, going to start to see a lot of rain amounts begin to show up. boy, you start to look at the north again. we're talking 4, maybe 5 inches of rain in the bay area. couple inches rain in san francisco. the you know what that means in the north bay. they're gonna probably see another 3 inches. plus in some of the areas are too so the next few days we get that much-needed break. we get to the weekend. of course, we've got the beginning of winter on saturday. looks like that will be another wet day, at least to start the day. then that rain storm kind of open things up late the day on monday into tuesday. more rain on the way, least. it'll be dry. it looks like for christmas day. >>all right. thanks, lauren swell, california attorney

general rob bonta says he was so encouraged the gift giving spirit this holiday season, but he also wants you to avoid becoming victims of scams. >>the flag this watch out for look alikes scammers purposely and intentionally often purchase similar looking websites you or else or fake e-mail accounts to trick a potential donors into donating to a look-alike. so, for example, there was a website, unicef covid-19 relief dot com. sounds like unicef. it's not unicef. their site was shut down for fraud in 2021. after impersonating the real unicef, which is that unicef dot org. >>you get more details on the attorney general's website and all legitimate organizations remember have to be registered with the state. in san jose. a line wrapped around the street on monday for the annual holiday food distribution by sacred heart community service is people in need receive boxes of food, including turkey, ham and other side

dishes. all to make a nice christmas meal. and during the holidays, the nonprofit will also give food to as many as 900 people. >>typical for us to have really long lines, especially this time of the year because we're giving a little extra in our food boxes. these are the people come in. they shop for groceries this time around again, a little bit extra. so he's my start pretty early in the morning. just show up for your food box. you do need to register ahead of and that's just for the 1st half of the week. second have be toys. >>if you miss this one, that will be another food drive. that's happening later today. it starts at 09:00am and it goes to 06:00pm. if you'd like to help, you can always go. it's sacred. hearts website. >>you're watching kron for >>you're watching kron for news. m

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>>welcome back. parts of north bay are still feeling the effects of saturday's storm and the rain today. many still waiting to get their power back on kron four's lindsay for spoke to one about a woman who didn't have power for the last 3 days. >>utility crews keeping busy in novato to restore power to residents like uber arrow for power. first went out saturday. been wild 3 days. we've had trucks and fire trucks and pg and e trucks and you name retracts taping a lot of beeping. she finally got her lights back on monday night. but for her neighbors, it's a different story. i've heard of people going to hotels because it's 52 in their they've left to go either to parents, homes or friends, homes or to a hotel to get out of here. barrera

says her neighbors on fairway drive our tight-knit. >>she and others who have had their power restored have opened their doors to those who need a warm place to stay, everyone. everyone asked them to. >>come over here called come over, will feature. who will take care of you? everyone's been greg, a large tree toppled over a power line on saturday causing the power outage. megan mcfarland with pg e says whenever big storms hit. >>they work with other electrical companies like pinnacle, electric company, southern california, edison and other public safety agencies. we all reported different incidents and will will help each other make area safe. macfarlane says the fairway neighborhood did exactly what they were supposed to do. >>report downed power lines and stay clear of it. >>meanwhile, pereira is finally getting to enjoy visit with her longtime friend. i am visiting from hawaii and i'm ready to go no. it's very cold here for me. and then to be

here with no power, it's kind of fun with actually feel like we're camping out >>at the height of the storm pg e reported more than 32,000 power outages in the bay area. in nevado. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>plans to bring back the bay bridge. lights are meeting some resistance, a nonprofit advocating for people who may be harmed, but the led lights have now filed a lawsuit against the effort. the bay bridge light installation. one dark back in 2023. and now the plan to install 50,000 new led lights of the bridge are underway. but that's despite one group who's behind the lawsuit saying that the proposed this play could be dangerous to those who are sensitive to the lights. >>yeah. so therenumerous laws. state and federal level need to be complied with. and this project did not comply with any of so the primary on this lawsuit is the california environmental quality act ceqa. so we seek required to

do an environmental impact discuss the impacts of this. like fish on birds on aquatic life on plants is a big deal. >>we reached out to eliminate the group behind installation as well as the transit agency's named in the lawsuit but have not heard back last week. luminaid said the testing of the new lights will begin next year and they plan to officially turn them back on the next couple of months. on monday morning, a teacher and another student were killed at a christian school in wisconsin when a teenage suspect opened fire. that suspect has now been identified as a 15 year-old girl. investigators say the teen shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wounds. her motive remains unclear. tonight sandra mitchell has the details. >>as a 9-1-1 call from the second grader inside the school. another student had a

gun and was shooting people. >>the shooter has now been identified as 15 year-old madley right now who went by the name? samantha? she was a student at the school and evidence suggests she died from a self and think that gunshot tonight. madison, wisconsin police say they believe the shooter acted alone, planned the massacre in advance. >>and might have left a manifesto. we haven't been able to verify that. it's off we're certainly aware that has been posted and the shooting happened at a private christian school with about 400 students. within 4 minutes. police were on the scene. a teenage student and a teacher already dead inside. 6 other students and a teacher were injured and taken to area hospitals >>2 students remain in critical condition and have life-threatening injuries. police now searching the suspect's house and they say the family is cooperating.

parents of other students, our staff i pray. >>we see a break for the hearts of the students, the teachers staff members. it's a very real thing. this mother has 3 sons at the school. they were not injured. it's coming. and he took the pluses. it's a very hot. well, and parents info people, lost the tonight. all surviving students and their families have been reunited. this been a rough day. >>for our cities and in a sad day, this is going to be a day that will be etched in the collective minds and memories of all those from madison's. >>that was sandra mitchell reporting. coming up, governor gavin newsom unveils a new plan he says will make it easier for u.s. military veterans to earn a degree and have access to higher paying jobs >>capital tom wallace all have a look at the plant and tell you why. republican say. >>they support it.

>>marin county is seeing the most outages. the bay area right now, storms caused extensive damage over the weekend. downing power lines and leaving tens of thousands of people in the dark and cold as kron four's terisa stasio shows us crews are now left scrambling to get power up and running as fast and as safely as possible. >>on the job he crews on other down on this. a big site monday and 2.95. fairway and nevado pg e spokesperson megan mcfarland tells kron 4 news large trees came tumbling down saturday snapping lines. >>leading to widespread

outages. the project also hit a snag. mcfarland says pushing restoration even further when crews encountered underground rock will trying to replace polls. community neighbors supporting one another and pga working hard. >>this neighbor says that they have tried to stay positive, but he and his wife left 79 to >>left last night which a local tell because, you know, after 2 days of no shower and no, he a dog, decided to give ourselves a break and hopefully tonight it will >>there's 2 down lines when the tree different part of the neighborhood. the tree fell on the power lines to lines for down. you can see them hanging became interim. those. fire department came right away helped as well. and it took till today to get them to several large trees fell near aaron churns corte madera home saturday, wiping out power to the hillside community just west of magnolia. lot of camping. i feel that for high

school kids a finals. so we went to libraries yesterday and got them best out some christmas gifts for clean clothes this and baroque, bump in the road. >>pg e spokesperson megan mcfarland says utility company pulled in extra crews to trying tackle all of the outages. >thailand's, we're definitely an issue, especially and sort of the north marin county area. i can create, you know, down power lines. so and that subsequent damage is like not that our customers i last summer and that's a priority or it for us today. we have extra crews heading out there in nevada. autry says stasio kron. 4 news. >>monday governor newsom unveiled a new 100 million dollar plan he says will make it easier for californians to earn college credit and get higher paying jobs. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >>governor gavin newsom

welcomed with applause at shasta college in redding. he made this appearance in this part of california known as the north state to announce this were putting out our career master plan, specifically the 100 million dollar plan calls for the creation of what will be known as the career passport. in essence, the career passport will be a tool that will combine traditional academic records like college transcripts with verified skills and credentials earned outside of the classroom such as military service, job training or volunteer work. this is a big. newsom says the idea is to ensure u.s. military veterans and others are not left behind while pursuing an education and career for service members. >>that had as an example, basic training not to come back to a community college and have to take courses that they're well familiar with and basic requirements for their education that they've already received in the military. so they get credit for prior learning. newsom also

announcing his administration has removed college degree requirements for nearly 30,000 state government jobs. this is around recognizing. >>that we needed a crate, a framework where you can get the benefit. a life well lived that again doesn't include some fancy, you degree in a bipartisan move. newly elected republican assembly member heather had with attended and spoke at this press conference to show her support. >>for newsom's proposal no matter what side of table he said on, we can all agree that we need to invest in our use and our workforce is that's that's our future. on the issue of a bipartisan effort. that's what this has been from day one. >>never considered r's and d's. ours and contacts of rural or urban. this process was always about people coming together. >>and the governor says his plan will cost about 100 million dollars in state funding for it to move forward. the legislature will need to review it and approve

it during state budget negotiations. this spring reporting on the campus of shasta college in redding, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>more news weather and sports

kron 4 has been following the murder trial of nima. many. that's the man accused of murdering founder bob police. since the beginning. the jury now finally reaching a verdict, but it won't be announced until tuesday morning. meantime, here's a look back at our coverage leading up to this moment. >>we're covering a tech executive has been killed. he stabbed in san francisco near

south of market. let me show you a picture of bob lee. now you might not know his name or face, countless people have used his technology in many ways, including, as you mentioned, james cash app. the daily mail obtained exclusive surveillance video of lee's last moments. police have not commented san francisco police have arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing of take executive bob lee. >>has 38 year-old nima mo, many emeryville, california court documents allege before leaving the millennium tower together. >>the victim and the defendant had a dispute revolving around the defendant's sister who lives there. bob least full autopsy report showing that he had drugs and alcohol in his system at the time of his death, including ketamine and cocaine. i mean, bob lee system is like the walgreens of recreational drugs. the arraignment of many was drawn out for several weeks. but he finally pled not guilty to the charges against him. many

today announced a major shift in his legal team with his attorney withdrawing from the case. >>and somebody that i had conflict of interest and beginning understand. also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine. the defense claims bob lee was a heavy drug user who was under the influence when he many and then blames of the many wasn't looking out for his sister's well-being is our money testified in court monday admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed. >>prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death in question is she only ever had a relationship or text between are revealed an alleged casual dating relationship is fisted. their relationship was never it was really hard today to see. >>you know, because our kind have 2 sots one side is she's really heartbroken for my brother's death. and the other

side, she takes every opportunity. asked character. >>there is for the first time south videos from a nest camera taken at a residence. 9 stories up the other video watch by the jury was a clear street view of lee staggering on main street and bleeding heavily and looking for help police ex-wife gassed in court watching this video. and as bob lee was dying many is bm w was seen going through the tunnel and heading back to his home and emeryville at 02:47am. court on wednesday has probably been the most important day so far in this trial because many took the stand. he says what changed the mood of what he calls a regular night as when they were outside of his car and says lee got angry and blew up at him over a bad many stands up and demonstrates that lee pulled out a knife and swung his hand at him. many says he push lee away from him and redirect it got control of his hands. he says lee walked away casually and he did not appear injured and that it all

happened so fast. makes no sense. how did you stab somebody? 3 times didn't think that they're not injured. then the court room was stunned many says bob took the joke to the heart. the prosecution argues many >>was aware of his own guilt because of his actions following the murder saying he threw the knife away that he never called 9-1-1. that he fled the scene never e-mailing or texting anyone. it was the defense's turn with closing arguments and they spent a majority of the day talking about the relationship between cash app founder bob lee and many claiming that the 2 were friendly with each other and saying the prosecution only showed a fraction of the messages between the 2 to show a false narrative. the jury now has 4 options. they can equip the men in which case he would be set free. >>if they believe the self-defense argument, they can find him guilty of either involuntary manslaughter or voluntary manslaughter. in either case, the judge would decide the penalty at a later date. and finally, if they believe the prosecution's argument, they can find them any guilty of first-degree

murder, which would most likely result in a sentence of life in prison. >>and we'll, of course, have complete coverage of the verdict announcement on tuesday morning on kron. 4 morning news. our crews will be inside and outside the courthouse. it all starts tuesday morning at 05:00am with extended coverage beginning at 09:00am. you're on

saturday, 5 people were injured when a tornado touched down in scotts valley. it damaged cars that could be seen throughout santa cruz county. it's one of the rare as weather events that can happen in the bay area. noaa

says since 1958, tornadoes happen recorded alone cruz county monday. neighbors and scotts valley are now still cleaning up the pieces. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >>well, here in scott valley on monday, neighbors are cleaning up following last week's tornado behind me here you can see one of the vehicles that was badly damaged by the storm. and i talked to some neighbors who say they're just really happy that nobody was seriously injured. monday morning crews continue to clean up near downtown scotts valley. according the national weather service, ef one tornado with winds around 90 miles per hour touched down here. >>around one, 39 saturday afternoon. this is surveillance video of the tornado as it wreaked havoc along herman road. the tornado flipped cars been power. poles knocked down power lines and sent broken tree branches falling everywhere. 5 people were hurt. fortunately, none were seriously injured. and all of a sudden it got dark. petty bonner lives in a mobile home park about 200 yards away from where the tornado landed.

she and her husband were home watching football. >>and it just started hailing 2 minutes amounts of coming down, hail and wind beating up against the wall it was a little scary by monday afternoon pg e had managed to repair the power lines and poles. most of the debris has been removed although crews. >>we're still working on repairing damage. some of the signal lights are still not working correctly. but overall, things are getting back to normal. patty says she and her neighbors, homes were undamaged. she feels for the people who were injured, but he's glad things didn't turn out worse. and it's just amazing that not more people were injured. the weather is expected to dry out of the next couple of days here in scotts valley with another possible storm arriving. >>next weekend. but for now and scotts valley, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>president elect trump is preparing to take office and announcing the people he wants to join him in his cabinet next year. a new poll shows a majority of americans approve of the trump transition. but

when it comes to his picks, polling tells us a different story. news nation's like berman breaks down the numbers. >>high approval for the president elect's but not so high on other measures like his future cabinet. blake burman, host of the hell on news nation. a new poll shows that 55% of americans approve of trump's handling of the presidential transition. 54% expect the president elect to do a good job when he returns to washington come january 20th. but a separate poll from the associated press as americans aren't as confident in trump's ability to appoint a well-qualified cabinet. 27% say they are very confident nearly twice. that number, though, 55% are slightly confident or not confident. now, the same poll 29% of americans are very confident in trump's ability to effectively manage the white house. 52% are slightly or not at all confident trump in the administration. he's assembling, take control on january 20th when he's sworn

in as the 47th president blake burman and this is the newsnation political minute. >>hands-on with the latest ai features on the iphone with everything from custom photos and emojis sonseeahray with chat gpt. i'm rich

>>a new batch of ai features are available for the iphone, including some fun photos, custom emojis and siri, which achey bt rich demuro explains in today's rich on tech. >>apple has added more ai features to the iphone and the latest software update. you can now generate ai images.

create a custom emoji for any conversation. and siri now has the power of chatgpt. let's take a look. >>and you know, you've got the latest. apple intelligence features when this icon shows up on your home screen, it's called image playground like a mini pixar studio in your pocket uses ai to generate images in seconds. they're not always perfect but easy to customize with preset teams, costumes, accessories, and places. you can even start with a picture of someone from your photo library. next up, a fun new tool on the emoji keyboard. it's called jenna and lets you create any emoji. within reason. just type a description tap, create new emoji and shoes from the generated results. if you know i because the screen has that new signature. apple intelligence the promotions

finally make in the notes app. there's a new tool called image want a sketch something out, then tap the image want and circle the part of the image you want transformed add some words to describe your vision and wait for the magic to happen. this is a really cool feature that can bring your imagination to life. like i it's not always perfect. i asked him draw a smiling sun and somehow i got. >>tucson's, you can always modify later. remember that camera control been apple added to the latest iphones will now has a new trick called visual intelligence press and hold to get more information about an image straight from chatgpt or google. >>speaking of chatgpt siri now uses it to. if you ask a question can answer like what's a good weekend itinerary for honolulu. you'll get a prompt to ask jaccii bt for the answer. now it does get a little confusing here because while many modern iphones can get that software update to ios 18 point to only

the iphone, 15 pro and iphone 16 models can tap into these new ai features. >>i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>more news it was a busy

day on wall street monday as the market responded to a likely 3rd consecutive rate cut by the federal reserve. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. when in doubt, go out and buy tech stocks that seem to be the mantra on wall street today as the nasdaq rose to another record high as money spilled into some of the favorite names in the tech sphere ahead of wednesday's

widely expected announcement of another quarter point rate cut. chipmaker broadcom led the tech sector higher today, rising 11% on the usual ai hopes while rival nvidia down 2% and entering correction territory after dropping more than 10% from its all-time high last month, traders are focused on this week's federal reserve meeting. and as i say on wednesday, that's expected to produce another rate cut. but after that, unclear right now, many on wall street do not expect another rate cut in january and then possibly for months to come as officias try to gauge where inflation is heading. and it's all this wasn't enough. cocoa prices also hit a record high today as climate change continues to devastate crops worldwide. shares of hershey down 3% on the prospect of higher chocolate prices. now, let's shift gears and look at gen x people aged between 44 and 59, according to a new survey from

u.s. bank, more than half of gen xers about 53% are afraid of having to be financially responsible for their kids. now, what makes this interesting is that gen x is what's known as a sandwich generation. in other words, this generation might be financially responsible, both for their elderly parents and for their grown kids. and that obviously places financial pressure on gen x itself for their own retirements. interestingly, gen x is the first that has seen 4 of the 5 largest stock market crashes in history. they're also the first generation that is forced to rely primarily on 4, 1, k's retirement as opposed to pensions. and that's going to change everything. back to you. >>next in sports, the made their decision on linebacker de'vondre campbell after he was seen leaving during the game last thursday. we'll have reaction from some of his teofficial sunday,

the forty-niners they've announced that they have suspended linebacker de'vondre campbell for the remaining 3 games of the season. what does that mean? >>well, this all comes after campbell was leaving the game were seen leaving right there. you see him in the 3rd quarter of the 12 to 6 loss against the rams last thursday night. know campbell told coaches he didn't want to play. lee was asked to go in behind ray greenlaw. >>how was suspicion will cost more than 260,000 in salary and per game active bonuses? of course, the forty-niners are trying to recoup as much as they can 3.5 million dollar contract. but they get 112,000. that's about as much as they can pull out a bit.

that's coming out of san francisco, of course, that it was noted by espn that the forty-niners that actually emptied campbell's locker and remove the name plate out of the locker room. now the forty-niners. it just didn't decided not to wait. campbell head, they they would have had the opportunity or he would have the opportunity to be claimed in signed to another team. now the forty-niners did send out this statement today. it reads in part, we have suspended of andrea campbell senior for 3 games. those are the conduct detrimental to the team. we have no further comment on the matter. that was coming from john lynch and the forty-niners actually had a bonus practice today. and after the practice, a few guys did weigh in on what they saw ahead of the game and what they thought about campbell's dismissal. >>i was going to say something want to create action that. it's kind we're showing if i

didn't think it was going result, that happen game, end in every opportunity to go on the field. is your resume do your best for yourself and for the guy next to you. i think we have confidence in the group of guys here. >>and really everybody here have and that whatever happens in these last 3 games are really going to important stepping stone in the we need to first goes on. >>and i was thinking, am late? you know, we've got another guy. now we you know, to the defense, you know that and they can contribute. you know, for for that to happen him to do that. you know, and i just i just lost all respect. you know that because i'm i'm a person has 110%. every different. if if i'm hurt and you know, in in the guy behind me is not backing me and think

i'm in our don't want to so i just feel like that can empty. >>and i don't disagree. it's been 48 hours since it was announced that the warriors were trading for brooklyn nets guard dennis schroder golden state is coming off a loss last night to klay thompson and the mavericks. they've now lost 6 of their last 8 games. schroder is actually have a pretty solid foods. so far. he's averaging 18.3 rebounds. more than 6 assists per game while also shooting 45% from the field. nearly 39 from three-point range of the warriors, general manager mike gioia when he spoke about it today with any and with schroder to the team. take a listen. >>we're excited about it with compliment. our team both offensively and defensively. his, you know, his ball handling it is going to help staff particularly with steps on the court. we think his ability to play pick and roll create get us in this tough time. just that the added dimension offensively will will will give us a boost with chip does we need. and then we feel a defensive end. he's

going pressure the ball. he's pretty good off the ball as well for you know, guard ties player fits in with everything we're trying to do. so this became a pretty clear target for us over the last, you know, week or as as players treat up to be traded. and we were able to get some doubt, brooklyn over this past weekend finalized. so so great about it and excited to hit the ground. running here with dennis. >>we've seen a ton of snow in the high country. there's still more coming down tonight, although it's beginning to taper off quite a bit. another storm system rolling up in the sierra nevada for that weekend storm coming through on saturday. they had wind gusts over 100 miles an hour or are some of the mountain tops there? so things quieting down outside right now. they've taken down the advisories there for winter weather is we're going to see a little break in the storm and that is some good news for skiers. but if you want to get up there these next few days, you've got that fresh powder. and how about that? you've got some dry conditions going up there. partly cloudy skies, temperatures, not all that bad 40's and some low 50's staying dry through thursday and

probably friday to that word start to get a little iffy. but the road conditions headed up there. you have to watch out for that. the boy, they've got that fresh powder now 56 inches on the ground of palisades. if you wanted trails are open now, sugar bowl, you're 70 inches on the ground. so really starting that up, some very impressive totals. heavenly, you've got 20 inches on the ground. boy, they're making fresh snow up there as well. so if you want to head up and enjoy, watch out for this, this is the one thing all that thick fog now begin to develop. the rain is gone by now. now we're seeing some dense fog developing out there. we had delays at sfo early on. they have cleared up looking good around the bay area. we could see that happen again. high pressure building in overhead, but not going to around for long. that ridge. yeah, we're still in the midst of an active pattern here. as we see that ridge is tiffany start to slide eastward and flatten out. also new start to see a few more clouds come overhead then as we get the weekend. here we go saturday, another storm system rolls on in bringing more snow in the high country and thenlate on sunday, another storm system comes in. and then i think

this one could be a big one. this one comes on christmas eve of all days. lot of folks going to be traveling. that would probably pack a punch, some gusty winds and some heavy rain falls that moves through christmas day looks dry. but after that, more rain possibly on thursday. so long range models start to pick up on that to this is for the forecast between the 22nd and the 26th next week. above normal precipitation is in the forecast through that period. in fact, going to start to see a lot of rain amounts begin to show boy, you start to look to the north again. we're talking 4, maybe 5 inches of rain in the bay area. couple inches rain in san francisco. you know what that means in the north bay. they're gonna probably see another 3 inches. plus in some of the areas are too. the next few days we get that much-needed break. we get in the weekend. of course, we've got the beginning of winter on saturday. looks like that will be another wet day, at least to start the day. then that rain storm kind of open things up late the day on monday into tuesday. more rain on the way, least. it'll be dry. it looks like for christmas day.

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