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city council facing dramatic budget cuts to close a massive bust. budget deficit. the meeting started 3.30 this afternoon and we're still going on at last check. kron 4 sarah stinson in oakland with more. >>emotional at times with people worried about their service is being threatened. the city council voted in favor of moving forward with the first phase of cuts. and i am not happy at all about what is going on here in misses celia cunningham attended the oakland city council meeting tuesday night distressed about potential budget cuts in police. fire in senior services is too much crime here in oakland. so we need to do all we can to keep all. >>resources and services available. the council has to close 129 million dollar budget deficit before july of next year. and at the meeting they debated, which cuts need to be made next. very stressful, especially as a

council member district 6 where we just had a 5 alarm fire that recently happened in cuts include temporarily closing to fire stations at the beginning of january. in addition to one, that's already closed and the next phase of cuts, the council could close for more. here's the fire union, vice president seth wheeler. i mean, that's not just you're going to be waiting a minute or 2 longer that's your new waiting 20 minutes or 30 minutes for a fire engine. when your house on your heart stop. so it's it's. >>deadly. the council is also considering a 32 million dollar cut to the police department through reduction in overtime and canceling police academies. a union researcher explained how the police could be more efficient. rv rose found that 12 officers extended their shift 500 hours or more in just one year. >>6 of them extended their shift on 200 or more days. so you do the math. that means they probably extended their shift practically every day, if not every day. >>just this handful of officers cost the city

2 million in overtime through shift extensions. council members say in the coming weeks they'll be working to redirect some voter approved funds to help fill the gaps and maintain some services. but still, longtime residents worry what's still on the chopping block. i don't think that anybody should be coming here. >>and new 60 years old and you're begging for them to keep your services. is just not right. michelle healy were rope around her neck while she spoke to council members symbolizing the phils nothing but like a financial one they said, oh, your time is like the city's down time. is that. >>i've had enough 30% of fire stations in oakland are still on the line. however, councilmember dan kalb did make an amendment that would designate 7 million dollars of the coliseum sale to re store any fire stations that close. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland that too. >>also at that meeting tonight, oakland city council move forward with an emergency tax measure. a sales tax could

be on the special election ballot next. april. councilmember say this could be a good option to figure out future budget struggles. council members voted in favor of further discussing miss at a meeting in january where public comment will be held. then they can decide if they want to put it on the ballot. >>item be voting. yes. >>sheng thao casting her final vote as oakland's mayor. she attended the city council meeting virtually and voted proposal to relax some of the requirements for small businesses to get small business certifications. the measure passed today was towns last day in office following last month's recall election. him of the many the man found guilty of stabbing and killing cash app founder bob lee under the bay bridge in san francisco was convicted today of second-degree murder. the guilty verdict comes after a 7 week trial and 7 days of jury deliberations. the prosecution

argued bo many killed leave because he blamed him for a assault of his sister. the defense spent their time in court arguing for self-defense, claiming lee was the one who pulled the knife and the many many had to turn it on lee to save himself. the claim the jury did not side with now the defense is planning on filing an appeal. >>that's number one. you know, surprised if this wasn't lesser verdict you know, we intend to feel we can to continue to fight for a missing woman. >>well, it is guilty. verdict comes to the possible sentencing of 16 years to life in prison. his next court date is scheduled for january. all right. let's change things up a little bit. talk about our forecast now as we're taking a live look from our sutro tower cam. >>a little dry outside, but how long it's going to stay like that. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. hey, lawrence. in good out toward quite howard is dry right now. that will likely soon changes. we are going to see a couple

more dry days settling in here, but it is really a very active pacific. some of larger storm still rolling off the coastline. the focus he's going to be up toward the pacific northwest for a few days. but after that, well, that's going to change tomorrow. going to be another dry day. we'll see some passing clouds, of course, a couple patches of fog. here's long-range forecast, though, as we head through the week, the up staying dry, the jetstream holding most the storms to the north. and then as we get the weekend that for storm comes through on saturday, not a huge storm, but enough to get things going. then more rain begins set up on sunday. this one may have a little subtropical tap to it as it makes its way onshore. again. the rain north bay on up through northern california, likely going to be the heaviest then look at a larger storm moving looks early on tuesday morning. this one could bring heavy rain but some gusty winds to go along with that as well. behind that looks like it'll be a dry christmas day and then maybe we start talking about more rainfall the next weekend. rainfall yeah, they're gonna start to add up over time again. i think we're in dillon dealing with more flooding issues in the north bay. it's not going to take much to 70

of those creeks and streams up again was we're going to see rapid rises with that rain coming onshore. all that being said, let's enjoy the sunshine and the dry weather while we have a temperatures tomorrow in the 50's and the 60's, the next couple days will keep things on the dry side as we get towards saturday, which just happens be the first day of winter. it is back to rain. >>happening now about a dozen unsheltered people have set up tents outside san francisco city hall. the people they're calling it a sweep free sanctuary community. they say they're protesting the supreme court's ruling that allowed cities to sweep homeless encampments without offering shelters. and governor gavin newsom supporting the rule. >>it says there's often a very violent reaction for many of her own house committee members, elderly people medications don't away and wheel chairs thrown away and just being destroyed by. i stayed in my to police taking foresters say similar communities have been popping up in berkeley, oakland and as far away as los angeles. >>and so, well, over the next

18 months, the mayor of san jose says he wants to open 1000 beds for unhoused people in his city kron four's jackman reports on how he plans to do that. >>we'll see what we got. all goes according to plan, homeless advocates like sean cartwright won't have to deliver warm clothes or food to creeks and rivers in san jose. >>tuesday night, she's at coyote creek just south of capitol expressway. so this is a really good brand. that's because the city of san jose has a plan to sweep all encampments along city waterways to how many people there. we estimate that about 1000 people in the 12 miles that we are focused on cleaning up. mayor matt mahan has for months been pressured by santa clara valley water to clear encampments from rivers and creeks. many unhoused people living near the spaces because they're private and stay at a comfortable temperature during cold and hot months. the water board is worried about pollution and general safety. we're focused on the 12 miles that are most impacted where there's direct

discharge into the waterway and tuesday, the work started. mayor mahan meeting with unhoused people trying to figure out what form a shelter works best. the city has outlined millions for 2025. for new shelter bets new hotel rooms, tiny homes and even sanction 10 sites supervised by the city. but there are number of people out on our streets who will accept shelter if it's safe and dignified and thus far, our biggest impediment to reducing encampments has been the lack of places for people to go. and that's where mahan hopes to bridge the gap if the city follows through at least a few of the unhoused people in san jose will have somewhere to go, you know, just fighting to get your your basic needs. met is a lot more than people understand. and back at coyote creek, jon, maggie says he is hopeful that dealing with the issue that's >>because you know, your new year's really talk to anybody about what's really going on. cartwright, however, is skeptical. the city will work fast and a lot of people are weary. >>they have no reason to trust

the city or the county. you know, there's been a lot of failure, the faith and trust system between the city and county and unhoused people. >>broken. speaking of those sanctioned tent encampments, 56 tents are set to open up east side. san jose starting in march with sweets wrapping up throughout the year in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>a car crashes into a bar in san francisco sending 2 people to the hospital. it happened this afternoon at the mira loma club on portola drive near evelyn way. the cause of the crash still under investigation. in 9 years in business, a san francisco hardware store is closing. it's doors for forward has more. >>west such a vibrant area and such a neighborhood, such a village in the middle of the city. and this is going to be a real blow, a lost to the west portal neighborhood after 88 years in business popping house and hardware will be closing at the end of the year. andrew bly lives up the street from the family business. he says losing the

store is like losing a close friend. >>they've been here for so many years and i'm really gonna miss him as somebody who. works a lot on the house around the house and everybody's always so nice and so helpful and so knowledgeable announcing popping house and hardware's closure was hard for the store manager in partner curl aguilar. he says he started working here in 1995. when he was 22 years old. >>what i'm gonna miss is sort of that connection like i'm used to seeing the same people every day. i watched them grow up watch their kids grow up in move away and move back and i'm going to miss being sort of right here at the epicenter of >>uhler says the store is closing because of financial problems linked to the pandemic. he says put traffic in the area drop significantly and there's not enough parking spots for customers. we wish >>fe that we make your lives o

better. >>other longtime customers like aj adler hopes the story gets at least replaced with another local business. kind of sad to see. >>local stores closing. i miss local business. so it's kind of like i like that. it's small. easy to go in. it's not they hardly major. you know to bow tie. we can go in grab a few things that you need without wasting a lot of time in san francisco, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >>california attorney general rob bonta issues a warning to president elect donald trump over his immigration capitol correspondent eytan wallace. correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about can neuriva support

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>>after a week of deliberations, a san francisco jury has charged many with second degree murder for the killing of cash app founder bob leave. that guilty verdict drawing a close to san francisco's most watched trial in recent years. kron four's justine waltman spoke to a legal analyst to break down the verdict. >>so there was this defense claim that got rejected by the jury today where some other possible berdych's that they could have come with other than second-degree murder. >>the side second great. you start with the first of 3. they found not guilty of that. as you know, they went guilty on the second degree. the other possibilities war, a voluntary manslaughter. they didn't get to that because they found him guilty of a second or involuntary manslaughter. i think get to that because they found guilty of the second-degree or they

could said not guilty because he was defending himself. in other words, if they came back not guilty and that sons, they would be saying we believe that he thought his life was in danger or is in danger of great bodily harm. and that he's taking the life of bob lee was in self-defense. they didn't get there. they got to. the second are great. >>i also want to ask about something we heard from bob these ex-wife or she was saying she also wanted to take many as mother and sister hold them accountable somehow. what could she be referring to this other evidence that wasn't presented text messages that she got could based on how be held liable for bob lee's death. >>i don't see how i think that's a lot of emotions speaking. her being upset and speaking from the heart of the stuff that really thank you in

about it are actually talking 2 civil attorneys that might bring a civil action against them. i don't know what those texts or emails might say that would somehow make them kabul. like i say, i don't know many several attorneys that would take it contingncy basis, meaning if we get you money, we the attorneys will. thank you. percentage that. and attorney takes it. they're they're taking because it might get them some publicity or they're getting paid by the hour. otherwise, i would put this aside and say that's a lot of emotion. >>at the time of this bob lee's killing. and it was showing this tech executive, this beloved tech executive staggering around sort of fancy part of san francisco. they were looking for a suspect. how could this have happened? and there were a lot of people, including ex owner

elon musk at the time said that violent crime in san francisco is horrific. even if the attackers are caught, they're often released immediately. today, san francisco district brooke jenkins said that this verdict showed that this killing was not a targeted crime. and this this was not an example. just random wallace nus in the city. i just want to get your take on so where things were then in april of 2023 and where we are now with a verdict in someone being some justice being served for bob lee's family. >>well, certainly justice was served in this da's office. have a lot risk, remembers timely case tightly a number years and that the defendant in that case was found not guilty. so last time they s fda's office tried a big case. so i'm sure they poured their heart and soul into this as they should and they come came out with a good result. as far as people saying, there's a lot of crime going on in this city. they're absolutely right. but look at chicago,

new york l same thing's happening there. you've got a good district attorney and francisco. she straightened that out. remember the people of the city put in a number of liberals and of that office just like la did and that down there just got removed from august and the da and town. it's got a good one in the city that you're running, that a's office the way it should be and she's prosecuting the crimes that should be selling again. i think elon musk and people like that. they're right. but they're talking >>michael cardoza, we've talked a couple of times this afternoon at noon. also to in here and 3 o'clock this afternoon to go over this case. appreciate your time. >>not a problem at all. you take care happy holidays you, too. happy new year. thank you. >>and for the latest on the any verdict, you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. you can scan this qr code here on the screen right now. we'll take you right there. kareem orr about the jury reaching a verdict. more from the

families and their reaction and also any new updates as they come into our newsroom. we

than a month until president elect donald trump's inauguration, california attorney general rob bonta. it is not wasting any time going after the incoming administration tuesday bonta vowed to fight against trump's mass-deportation plan. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >>you can be sure that trump attacks the rights of our immigrants. i'll take action. california attorney general

rob bonta making that warning clear to president elect donald trump. it comes as trump promises to enact mass deportations against immigrants who are in the country without legal permission. >>bonta though, firing back as the president-elect makes clear his intent to move forward with let's be clear and inhumane and destructive immigration agenda. i'm here to make clear that california's immigrant communities have my support and will continue to have the support of my entire team. the california department of justice ponta officially releasing this consumer alert guidance document and geared toward california immigrants about the rights they have including the right to an attorney. should they be arrested the right to apply for most tells and without sharing their immigration status, the right to emergency medical care and the right to a workplace free of harassment and discrimination. california doj is here to defend and enforce those rights. that's what we do. want to also

releasing this do and don't warning document aimed protecting immigrants from scams, for example, don't give your original documents anyone unless you see proof that the government needs them. all of this coming on the same day bot is in los angeles to host the first in a series of regional meetings on immigrant rights. but with more than one month until donald trump takes office as america's 47th president and as governor gavin newsom convenes a special legislative session aimed at allocating 25 million dollars in state funding for bonta's office to help pay for future lawsuits against the trump administration. republican lawmakers argue bonta in the newsom administration are too focused on fighting trump and should instead put more of their attention on matters in california. i believe there's a priority issue. we've got so many issues here in california. i also take has a >>individual who sponsor their mother's immigration and made sure that i. >>i'm proud to be from an immigrant, an immigrant family. a lot of what they're

doing right now is conflating illegal immigration with all immigrants. that's not right. >>and bonta says he expects to release additional guidance for california's immigrant community in the coming weeks reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>still ahead, the search is on for 2 teenage brothers who went missing during the weekend upcoming trip in butte county will have the latest on their effort ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪

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>>search and rescue teams resuming their efforts tuesday in butte county in the search for 2 missing teens. the brothers ages 17 19 were reported missing over the weekend. kristine about taste and has the latest on those search efforts.

>>this is the 4th day that the butte county sheriff's search and rescue team has been searching for the missing hunters confirming this operation has turned into a recovery effort. andrew cornet 19 and the wesley cornet 17 went duck hunting on saturday morning when one of them overturned in a kayak. >>and the other swam to try and help his brother. we spoke to the mother april clark, who chose not to appear on camera earlier today. however, she has been asking for the community's support as she searches for her boys. >>so she's like, really appreciated. if you guys could could keep looking in and keep helping. i need you. clark tells us the boys have been hunting since they were 6 years old. >>many in the area are coming out on their own to help the family search for their son's. so unfortunately, that there's a grass and this or a that's growing in here. it's called hydrilla. >>and it's anywhere from 3 to 6 feet deep off the bottom said, that's really entering.

>>the ability to to see very well, the butte county sheriff's department, which is leading the investigation, is utilizing advanced sonar equipment, an underwater robot, along with divers to assist in the ongoing operation. >>with support from multiple collaborating agencies, despite the numerous agencies assisting in the search, many people have taken it upon themselves to help. volunteers say they will be back tomorrow if they are unable to locate the missing hunters tonight. our plan is that in the recoveries are not made today. we will be back tomorrow the butte county sheriff's department say the water temperature on saturday morning. >>may have affected the 2 brothers ability to swim the day of the currents. the water temperature was approximately 4

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explains. >>and this isn't going on a long time. we've been in a state of emergency for over a year taking action. well, we have an amazing city full of a lot of wonderful people, but unfortunately, valero has had a lot of problems for many years. vallejo city resident pollock conley says her community is upset about escalating crime in their city. the moments right now our police low staffing issue is really a huge crisis and it leaves all the residents in the city in danger pretty much anywhere they go anytime. in response, conley started a change dot org campaign to gather signatures to send to governor gavin newsom. >>pleading descend chp officers to the city. >>governor, i would love for you to work with calmly points how the governor's placement of chp officers in the east bay, including oakland, has made a significant difference. >>back in february, chp officers swooped in in

november. the governor's office reported that surge led to 1200 arrests 2000 stolen vehicles recovered and 100 illegal firearms recovered in oakland alone. a spokesperson with the police department sent kron for news. this statement, quote, we respect and appreciate our communities right to voice their concerns and welcome ongoing dialogue about public safety and layup. the mayor city council and i have sent recent requests for law enforcement support to the governor, state and regional agencies, unquote. the spokesperson added that staffing remains an issue with the vallejo police department as they try and rebuild services and tackle public safety. the vallejo police department currently only has an interim chief with an active search still under way for a there's no sense of urgency. >>from our local governments to take this on, it's just kind of become status quo. and residents are fed up with

kron. 4 reached out to the governor's office but did not get a response. tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >>time is ticking for anthem blue cross and scripps health to come to an agreement and in the meantime, thousands of patients are in limbo. and as one patient shared her concern, but finding health care, zara barker has the story. >>they take mentality mad. >>and take a kurd mad. these are the medications lisa schmidt has lived on the last 2 years. i have a condition called wheeler's down and iran. through her diagnosis. she's a good friend. she's at her furry support from right by you side. she's this is my little friend, snowy she's my best buddy buddy, who's always there. when lisa comes home from her, multiple doctors and specialist appointments each week. >>well, so do is go to doctors. i feel like i'm always out someone. i saw the

pain doctor this morning. but in a matter of days, i don't know what i'm gonna do. the contract between her health insurance anthem blue cross in her providers. scripps health expires on december 31st. this is my life. and then i'm going to be abandoned by the medical that i've been receiving. if they can't come to an agreement by then she's worried she will need to find all new doctors in specialists to treat her. >>traveled to los angeles or even pay out of pocket. it would mean police saying like a ton of specialists. i mean, it's scary. just overwhelming for somebody who does not feel well to even think about lisa feels caught in the middle as the 2 health care companies are pointing the blame at one another scripts self said in a statement tuesday they are negotiating with anthem blue cross in said in part, quote, we exist to take care of people that we can only do so if anthem amends their current policies that cause unnecessary burdens and barriers to care. meanwhile, and the blue cross said in a statement in part.

>>we are concerned that scripps wants to drastically increase its prices for patients covered by anthem. it's devastating. >>just living like this. never mind being told by corporate ceos that you can't have care. health care is broken in this country and it needs to change.

>>critics who delight haiti on san francisco at some of that criticism is well deserved. >>so time to reach out to those who are re-imagining the city. our city, first of musician who plays in fog and then a celebrity chef with a

chef's kiss. >>definitely. the outside news is. >>completely different. i just love it here. districts. preschool teacher in francisco. playing in 5 is a collection of 6 based on the city. the first one was called december 16. based on photographs my parents and mom is wearing burgundy outfit and took photos. my dad all over the is looking at she did you know that was my first ever in the country that was inspiring to me. >>my daughter was born here. she actually wrote the piano

part in that saw and mike pence made this their home. seeing every day beautiful spots all over the city. >>wanted to live in sarasota star ever since i was a child. i was strange kid that had posters san francisco on their walls because i fell in love with this. i name is michael mina. i'm a chef and restaurateur who started right here in san francisco. >>it's always one of the 2 or 3 food capitals of the united states and maybe the world. it is hard right now. and there is amazingly talented people that are struggling a little bit to keep their restaurants

afloat, what they're still out there fighting punching every it is going to come back. and i think it's really important that everybody just for members, this is just a little period of time. san francisco is far from ever losing its gold star. >>tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you've missed any of the stories, you can always find them on. kron 4 dot com. >>the suspected shooter in the united health care ceo's murderer luigi mangione as expected to waive extradition. that means he could return to new york and just a few days to face a judge on murder charges. tony is being held in a pennsylvania jail since his arrest last week. samantha court, as he has the latest. this was >>a killing that is for the intended to evoke terror. and we've seen that reaction. new

york district attorney alvin bragg announcing upgraded murder charges against 26 year-old luigi man. joan, a. >>the suspect in the shooting death of united healthcare ceo brian thompson murder as an act of terrorism. one count first degree 2 counts second-degree plus, weapons and forgery charges. maximum sentence is 25 to life without parole. this was a frightening well planned targeted murder on november. 24th investigators say men joneigh checked into a new york hospital using a fake new jersey id with the name markers. aereo. then 10 days later, man, joan, a light in weight outside the hotel where thompson was staying in midtown manhattan. we allege he then took out a 9 millimeter 3 d printed ghost gun. equipped with a 3 d printed suppressor and shot him once in the back and once in the leg. thompson, a 50 year-old father of 2 shot dead on the sidewalk. bragg said men, jonah, you bike and a taxi to get out of the city.

he was caught at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. 5 days later with the markers. aereo id card, according to police and joneigh is still in pennsylvania awaiting extradition. we have seen a shocking and appalling celebration of cold-blooded murder. >>social media has erupted with praise for this cowardly act attack in a shocking survey from emerson college polling, 41% of young people found the actions of the person who shot and killed thompson acceptable. there is no heroism in ngo needed. this was a senseless act of violence. it was a cold and calculated crime that stole a life and put new yorkers at risk. we don't celebrate murders and we don't lionized the killing of anyone and any attempt to rationalize this is a vile, reckless and offensive to our deeply sports betting

has made its way to capitol hill. lawmakers are considering legislation that would regulate it. washington correspondent reshad hudson takes a closer look. >>athletes are not only facing pressure in the game, but outside of it as well. introduce more stress, new mental health challenges and has increased the number of threats and incidents of harassment. former nfl player johnson say testified before lawmakers about the impact sports betting is having on athletes. i believe that sports betting can be operated in a way the integrity of the game does not compromise. he's

calling for a timeout so lawmakers can hold up. illinois democratic senator dick durbin says sports betting is hurting the game. >>want to bet. doesn't hit angry bettors often taking on the players right now. states regulate sports betting legislation currently in congress would create a national standard. the nomenclature and the techniques and sophistication of the training practice here make wall street looked like. child's play. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal, a north carolina republican senator thom tillis agree there needs to be legislation to regulate sports betting and the bad actors are going to export more. we're going to destroy a game that i'm fanatic over. ncaa president charlie baker says he supports regulations. >>we understand sports betting is here to stay and why it's better to have it regulated. the not the american gaming association who was not at the hearing opposes new regulations reporting in washington reshad hudson.

>>in national news, congress is still demanding answers from the federal government after a series of drone sightings along the east coast went viral. the federal agencies maintain most are things like planes, not threats. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>why aren't these things being intercepted? the bulk of recent drone sightings are happening and congressman christmas district in new jersey and he says federal agencies are still telling him there is no foreign threat is not reassuring. you know, they tell us how you know that texas congressman michael mccall says there are a lot of commercial drones in the sky, but the one spotted near military bases, including now in ohio are concerning. i believe their spy drones. mccall is ready to name names to its pretty good speculation too soon. that's coming from an adversary. and i think the best to target would be county shine the pentagon says the

military bases should take the drone sightings on a case-by-case basis. is it possible that some of those are surveilling? absolutely. but can you make that assumption in every case, not necessarily a group of lawmakers received a classified briefing today, but others are not waiting for more information from the federal government to take action. the worst part is that right now local officials have very little in terms of resources and oversight authority to do anything about these incidents. the senate's top democrat leader chuck schumer supports legislation to change that. >>he says the pentagon, fbi and department of homeland security due to federal authorities agree that they can't respond to these incidents alone. lawmakers also say they plan to hold committee hearings on the drone sightings. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. in season

2 of the comedy series book em veteran of sports betting continues to make a living in the wild world of las angeles. doug kolk chatted with the cast of the show in the entertainment report. >>book is a pretty funny series and it doesn't hold back in. that's star power of guests. >>we have business corridor for bookmakers so far. so good. so far. so good. you high. a little bit. yeah. when sopranos came out, it was about the you because the moto mob it was more of a family show because you saw their life outside the. >>the point sopranos dealing with the his kids, his wife similar here. >>help our street cred. >>sure you can have an oyster were bookies, but where the

show takes you is into the personal lives of guys who are, you know, trying to make a living. i love you, but i am what i am. you knew that when you married me. >>i what i am. and that's all that i >>you know, the show also does a really good job of bringing well-known actors in these cameo positions where we see them in these unique situations. it will the show affords interesting cameos in 2 ways you can either come on and be. >>the character in our world or you can be yourself and be a guy who happens to not be very good bet betting the with every penny. >>unlawful rocco's game of thank thank you. was 42 grant not? >>ray romano. >>she told us want make this right with some baseball memorabilia. they on.

>>reached charlie sheen to this. you know, he is. great experience in the world of sports gambling, you know, and he looked at looked at this script any what? yeah. >>yeah, i get it. i'm gonna tell you something. i never told the clay never. theres sports. >>we'll give up. so just give us a whole day or just come in and just how our show more. >>and trust us, kyra. a preschool yet somehow trusted with our money >>some of the funniest, most healthy people who are right. >>it should fun story to tell you 180 grand kids with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >>matt is smart. glasses are now smarter and chatgpt takes on google directly. rich demuro has the details in rich on tech. here's what's happening in the tech world. chatgpt is now taking on google directly.

>>the ai company is now opening up its search product to all users. not just those on the paid plan. this means that you can search chatgpt and get real time results pulled from the web. you can manually enable the new feature by tapping the globe icon in the chat gpt search box or it will automatically scour the web for answers depending on your question. jaccii bt can also return real time results for whether stocks, sports, news and maps and provides links back to sources. you do have to be logged in to use the new chatgpt search feature. t-mobile customers can now sign up to help test out. new starling features. these features will let you send and receive text anywhere. you can see the sky and eventually make calls too t-mobile recently received fcc approval to begin testing their direct a satellite product which uses over 300 satellites in outer space to provide coverage.

t-mobile says it could eliminate dead zones in areas not covered by traditional cell phone towers. the service was turned on temporarily during hurricanes. helene and milton, some iphone and pixel models already have the ability to send messages over satellite rape and smart glasses are shaping up to be one of the hottest products this holiday season. and now they're getting even smarter. the glasses are getting a few key new features, including live ai assistance. this is where you can live stream what back and forth conversation about it. the glasses are also getting a live translation feature, which lets you hear what someone is saying in english, even if they're speaking spanish, french or italian. and finally, shes am is now built in. so you can say, hey, what is this song and the speakers on the glasses will tell you. ray ban meadows start at about $300 with this new software update. pictures and videos shared to social media also look better. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. now. let's get a

check of the forecast now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence. >>fairly calm conditions. that's why the fog is now forming outside tonight could be thick in spots, but yeah, we're getting this nice. a much needed break in the rainy weather pattern. but overall, we're going back to it again. right now. we're enjoying a nice night outside. it's gonna be cold out there. no. getting around that chilly temperatures all around. numbers begin to fall off. 49 now in san jose. 45 in palo alto. it is currently 44 in livermore, 41 degrees in fairfax and 43 degrees in fairfield. so get a little chilly in spots out there tonight. but yeah, it's going to be cold overall as we head toward tomorrow morning. rain line and shift to the north. but that's all about change way. it is very active on the middle pacific generates a big-time swells along the coastline watching for some 10 to 13 footer is moving in toward the beaches and some very strong rip tides in the next couple of days. but tomorrow likely be a dry day after that things begin to shift just a little bit. i'll show you that long range

forecast models that rain line moving up in pacific northwest carrying the clouds and the rain well away from the bay area. but as we head in toward the latter part of the week, things change. storm clouds move back in as early as saturday. another round of rain on the way and that is going open the door. more potent storms on the way this woman have a little subtropical tap the rain looks really north of the golden gate bridge. maybe 2 shower for the south of the heaviest rain to the north. then a much bigger storm moving in when you know christmas eve, lot of folks traveling that is going to be much larger storms. some heavy rain and some gusty winds likely as we head in toward christmas eve, a dry christmas day. and then get things going. in fact, the long-range computer models. are also pointing to above normal precipitation. as we look toward next week as well. and that's come the way things are factor tonight. overnight lows gonna be in the 30's and 40's could be a little chilly out there overnight tonight early tomorrow. starting out your day and with that patchy, dense fog feeling very cold. as we clear that out by the afternoon about 66 in san jose about 60 in downtown san

francisco. cool. we're going to see that fog continue about 53 in antioch going. 55 in vacaville out over the next couple days. we're going join that sunshine and dry weather probably through friday, then late friday night and saturday. here we go again. another round of rain on the way. the first day winters saturday. the oakland city

council facing dramatic budget cuts to close a massive budget deficit to some of those cuts include temporarily closing to fire stations next year. kron four's sara stinson was at the meeting tonight and reports on. >>emotional times with people worried about their service is being threatened. the city

council voted in favor of moving forward with the first phase of cuts. and i am not happy at all about what is going on here in misses celia cunningham attended the oakland city council meeting tuesday night distressed about potential budget cuts in police fire. and senior services is too much crime here in oakland. so we need to do all we can to keep all. >>resources and services available. the council has to close 129 million dollar budget deficit before july of next year. and at the meeting they debated, which cuts need to be made next. very stressful, especially as a council member district 6 where we just had a 5 alarm fire that recently happened in cuts include temporarily closing to fire stations at the beginning of january. in addition to one, that's already closed and in the next phase of cuts, the council could close for more. here's the fire union, vice president seth wheeler. i mean, that's

not just you could be waiting a minute or 2 longer that that's your new waiting 20 minutes or 30 minutes for a fire engine. when your house on your heart stop. so it's it's. >>deadly. the council is also considering a 32 million dollar cut to the police department through reduction in overtime and canceling police academies. a union researcher explained how the police could be more efficient. rv rose found that 12 officers extended their shift 500 hours or more in just one year. >>6 of them extended their shift on 200 or more days. so you do the math. that means they probably extended their shift practically every day, if not every day. >>just this handful of officers cost the city 2 million in overtime through shift extensions. council members say in the coming weeks they'll be working to redirect some voter approved funds to help fill the gaps and maintain some services. but still, longtime residents worry what's still on the chopping block. i don't think that anybody should be coming here. >>and new 60 years old and you're begging for them to

keep your services. is just not right. michelle healy were rope around her neck while she spoke to council members symbolizing the phils nothing but like a financial one thing they said, oh, your time is like the city's down time. is that. >>i've had enough 30% of fire stations in oakland are still on the line. however, councilmember dan kalb did make an amendment that would designate 7 million dollars of the coliseum sale to re store any fire stations that close. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland that too. >>san jose city leaders are reaching out to people who live in encampments along rivers and creeks. those encampments are set to be swept throughout the next year as county and city officials deemed them unsafe or water quality. kron four's jack moment has more. >>we'll see what we got. all goes according to plan, homeless advocates like sean cartwright won't have to deliver warm clothes or food to creeks and rivers in san

jose. >>tuesday night, she's at coyote creek just south of capitol expressway. so this is a really good brand. that's because the city of san jose has a plan to sweep all encampments along city waterways to how many people there. we estimate that about 1000 people in the 12 miles that we are focused on cleaning up. mayor matt mahan has for months been pressured by santa clara valley water to clear encampments from rivers and creeks. many unhoused people living near the spaces because they're private and stay at a comfortable temperature during cold and hot months. the water board is worried about pollution and general safety. we're focused on the 12 miles that are most impacted where there's direct discharge into the waterway and tuesday, the work started. mayor mahan meeting with unhoused people trying to figure out what form a shelter works best. the city has outlined millions for 2025. for new shelter bets new hotel rooms, tiny homes and even sanction 10 sites supervised by the city. but there are number of people out on our

streets who will accept shelter if it's safe and dignified and thus far, our biggest impediment to reducing encampments has been the lack of places for people to go. and that's where mahan hopes to bridge the gap if the city follows through at least a few of the unhoused people in san jose will have somewhere to go, you know, just fighting to get your your basic needs. met is a lot more than people understand back at coyote creek. jon. maggie says he is hopeful that dealing with the issue >>because, know, you're really very talk to anybody about what's really going on. cartwright, however, is skeptical that the city will work fast and a lot of people are weary. >>they have no reason to trust the city or the county. you know, there's been a lot of failure, the faith and trust system between the city and county and unhoused people. >>is broken. speaking of those sanctioned tent encampments, 56 tents are set to open up east side. san jose starting in march with sweets wrapping up throughout the year in san jose. jackie moment after nearly a century in business,

a hardware store in san francisco is westportal neighborhood is closing its stores. kron four's. lindsey ford has more. >>coming up, a jury finds name of the many guilty the death of cash-app founder bob lee. it got complete team coverage

>>verdict was announced tuesday in the murder case against many for killing cash app founder bob lee. 6 men and 6 women found him guilty of second-degree murder. kron four's rob nesbitt reports.

>>many has been found guilty of second-degree murder in connection to the killing of cash app founder bob lee. after 7 weeks of trial and 7 days of jury deliberations, the 12 jurors in the case against many announced their verdict tuesday morning many guilty of second-degree murder. defense attorney tony brass described how his client took the verdict. obviously, you know, anyone in his position is going to feel very disappointed. this is a very painful this not the end of the many stab cash app founder bob lee to death during the early morning hours of april. 4th, 2023. >>the prosecution argued many killed because he blamed him for a assault of his sister. bizarre district attorney brooke jenkins was hoping for first-degree murder, consoling lee's daughter after the verdict was read. we are satisfied with that verdict. of course, we present evidence that we thought substantiated a first-degree murder conviction. but at the end of the day, the jury has weighed in with their verdict in the respect what that is. and we

do understand based on the facts how they might get there. the defense spent their time in court arguing for self-defense. claiming lee was the one who pulled a knife on the many have to turn it on lead to save himself a claim the jury did not side with after their 7 days of deliberations, but the defense plans on filing an appeal number one. >>you know, surprised if this wasn't lesser verdict you know, we intend to feel we can to continue to fight for mister moment. to the possible sentencing of 16 years to life in prison. lee's death caused a firestorm of national headlines about the state of public safety in san francisco. elon musk posted on x at the time saying violent crime in the city is horrific and that attackers are often released after an arrest today proved once again that we are a city committed to accountability. we are a city committed to public safety and that was something that happens which we can't always control that law enforcement at every level will respond to make sure that there is

justice and accountability in each and every situation now that a verdict has been reached many, next court date is scheduled for january 10th. that time will be dedicated to scheduling a later date for sentencing. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. bob lee's brother and for the first time the mother of many speaking out on tuesday. >>kron four's as a good who was inside the courtroom when the verdict was read has more. >>got a court today. you could hear a pin drop as we waited to hear that verdict be read to the court. and i looked at the jurors face as they hurt this verdict of not guilty for first-degree guilty for second degree murder. very mixed emotions. some look, please. others look to stress the families on both sides were very stoic going but when they heard the guilty verdict, police family took a deep sigh of relief manny's mom in particular remain very calm

and stoic. and couldn't i'm always face. he was being comforted by one of his lawyers. that was in the court room. i'm told that between his mom and him, they exchanged come with a heart sign to each other. we did have the opportunity to speak to both families. both say that this case is not over. our family tries to start healing from and so what's what's happened over the last 18 months is this has been open wound with our family. this marks a point where we know that, you know, many dollars point is being held accountable for his actions. and so now we can start healing. you first heard. >>not guilty. and then hearing guilty. >>well, my is great. we'll what comes out always my kids. stay strong in. think what is the next? >>we did try to talk to members of the jury. they

declined to talk to us as getting kron. 4 news. attorneys

legal analysts are among the people who are watching many trial very closely. kron four's. catherine heenan has more. >>well, are legal analyst michael cardoza is one of the people who says he's not at all surprised by the fact the san francisco jury many guilty of second-degree murder and says in fact, he would have been surprised if it had been anything less. cardoza says all the circumstantial evidence pointed to guilt in his opinion. any chance the

defense had of getting a friendlier verdict went out the window. the many began to testify. >>many did himself no favors, by the way, he acted on the stand. the defense had the putin watching men, the videos, how the swagger. he appears to be cocky. and that's exactly what he did on the stand when he was being crossed by the d a he was hostile towards. i may ask the da questions which she's not supposed to do. the defense are the jury rather took all that into consideration. almost guarantee you that what they find is if this is how we stocking on the stand, what must be he likened the street because on the stand, it's in a controlled situation on the street. nobody's federer and you controlling you. >>as for the self-defense theory, the tried to sell. cardoza says he absolutely

understands why the jury was not buying dna on the knife handle throws the knife away. he doesn't call the plays. >>immediately or call for an ambulance because he got in a fight. he said there was self-defense. but yeah, he takes then he gets rid of car. he never calls the place knowing they're investigating all of that to the jury you did this because if it was in self-defense, if it was, why didn't you stay wide to call for an ambulance to help your friend? >>as we've heard bob lee's ex-wife is threatening a civil lawsuit against members of moment. his family claiming they took steps to try to cover menus, actions. cardoza says that indicates a lot of emotion and he understands that. but he does not think efforts to file a civil lawsuit would go anywhere. back to you. >>reaction pouring in after any is found guilty of

second-degree murder for fatally stabbing a cash app. founder bob lee. this case has been more than a year in the making kron four's been following it since the beginning. and 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 lead. 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. >>as 38 year-old 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. >>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 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 in lee ever had a relationship for tax 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, assassinate his 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 in 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. as as 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. >>but many says he push away from him and redirect. it got control of his hands. he says we 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 still to come, an exclusive

sit-down with ousted oakland mayor sheng thao. got a look back at her tenure. >>we'll be right back.

>>now a story you'll only see right here on kron. 4 tuesday marked oakland mayor sheng taos last day in office election day. the city voted her out of her job in the first successful recall of its kind in oakland's history. kron four's stephanie lin sat down with mayor town for a wide-ranging interview, including the recall election. >>i'd like to talk a bit about the recall election. what was your reaction when you heard about the final results? i

know that you campaigned quite heavily against the recall. of course, it's disheartening because we just gotten started to do the work. and we're seeing the real results, the positive results. >>and i will always do what's right for the city of oakland versus, you know, doing what's politically popular to state offer to stay in office for the sake of staying office. right? if i play the political games that probably would still be in office by playing politics. well, you know, of course, you know, i just for example, cole, i'm a staunch believer that we cannot have co come through. oakland. you know, there were conversations that were had i can t to say that no, i will not allow for cold to come in. and so we see people who have invested in coal across the country. billionaires come in to actually remove me from office. when you get into these leadership position, it is so critical that you represent your values because the general public or not is is not going receive and half in may never have all the full 100% information for whether it's legal purposes or what have you. but you have

information it is up to us leader what you do with that information do you go a long just to get along? where do you go and you lead through your values because you know what is right for the city. why didn't you issue a rebuttal statement in the voter guide when it came to the recall? you know, i mean, obviously, this is first time ever for a recall of the mayor. you know, and running. the city is always my top priority. and so that's what i was hyper focus on making sure that our homicide levels were, you know, decreasing making sure that a crime levels was decreasing. we have economic workforce development, you know, that's coming in. we have the coliseum cell. we had all these different things that were happening. and my priority is always to be the mayor. first that the end of the day for me ensuring that oakland continues its positive track. again, it's so it's such a sensitive process that if you let your foot off the gas just a little bit, we can

see oakland spiral. yeah, i hear that. but mean, i it that was an opportunity to also. >>speak your case against this. well-funded campaign against? well, that was one opportunity. but there's multiple other opportunities in a sense of the results. >>right. the results that we were able to drive. and so we feel confident that we were able to show those results through our actions. >>and you can watch 70 lands full interview with outgoing mayor sheng thao right now on our website. kron 4 dot com.

california voters overwhelmingly passed proposition 36 by nearly 70% this november. it's a law that brings stiffer penalties for retail theft and other crimes. and tuesday in the state capitol, law enforcement county leaders and business owners speaking out and what they say will be a much needed change to the justice system. kimberly cruz breaks it all down. >>proposition 36 takes effect starting tomorrow. it's a tough on crime measure looking to crack down on drugs, homelessness and even retail theft. the new law rows back proposition. forty-seven, which is the voter approved law has been in place for a decade. the press conference was held at the how bout arden shopping center where just last week 3 separate retail theft incidents happened. >>sacramento county district attorney 10 ho and sheriff jim cooper standing alongside local leaders and business owners holding a press conference on tuesday. showing

they're ready to put into effect prop 36 positioned 6 is not about going like are going left. it's about moving forward so that we can't do more so that we can have more tools to make sure that we also see in simple terms the measure will allow for increased penalties for some drug and theft offenses. gives us the tools to gives us a number one to go after the repeated. >>the news gives us the tools to go after the penrose a poison that eating into that no fatalities and it gives us the tools to require achievement to get people off the streets with a big focus on combating the ongoing issue of retail theft throughout the state. specifically the new measure looks to reform prop 47, a voter approved law in place for a decade that reduce some felonies to misdemeanors and loosen penalties for offenses like wiesel items are valued below $950. and one, 4th all, we're excited about. >>are his. but i. can do with

what it will help businesses. >>the measure will now reclassified those thefts as felonies. for those with 2 or more prior theft related convictions, something local business owners like rocky are hopeful will bring about change a little about the business actually last year and by march, april. but then within the a 3 month supply, we the break i would say like millions of dollars with a product that got stolen property. 6 also seeks to implement and expand drug treatment services. adding fentanyl to a list of hard drugs eligible for felony possession charges and would mandate drug treatment for some drug related crimes. >>for a lot of people, the prop 36 intervention that we will now have our disposal. it's only way we're going to get some of these people into the triple local leaders in law enforcement say they now have more tools to combat open drug use and retail theft. we are working with other regional district attorneys as well.

>>to come up with parameters in part up to mystic? absolutely. i'm optimistic that we're going to turn this around. i'm optimistic there were going to be able to make a difference. i'm optimistic that we will be able to to make our community safer. >>governor gavin newsom, along with other opponents voicing their frustrations over prop. 36 calling it a setback amid concerns it could lead to mass incarceration. now da hosts as they do have the resources and the infrastructure in place for these changes but adds it will take time. i'll send things back to you. >>for more than 20 years during the holiday season in antioch can be road has been affectionately known as candy cane lane. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, family who started the main display is moving out of state making this year. the final year during the winter holidays since 1998, families driving up can be road in antioch, have been treated to a dazzling display of christmas lights built around the centerpiece. candy cane,

which frank graham envisioned the day you moved his wife and 3 sons into this house. so the fireplace and a side of our house right will that be nice ending in on will try to build so we did the holiday decor inside the home just as impressive as what is outside tree represents each of. >>of the grandchildren, a real large christmas tree packed with ornaments stockings for the big family and books featuring rams light displays every year kept growing and growing and growing. rims says the neighbors directly across the street began decorating their home like his family did about the same time years ago. >>but rahm and his wife, mary, have decided to move to texas in june, making this the final year of candy cane lane. >>he says both of them are getting older. the 2 story house is too big and he says crime is making the area less safe. our neighborhood is knights safe.

>>but you wouldn't know. walk. 3 blocks away counting down to christmas. the rims continue collecting canned food and boxed food. spectators drop-off. >>that will eventually be donated to local charities. and so can the holiday spirit. they have helped cultivate over the years, especially when santa claus pays a visit. just do a little something. >>and the bernalillo joyce will look the lights are on daily from 6 through 9 o'clock at night until they turn off for the final time. >>on monday, december 23rd in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. president elect

donald trump wants to eliminate daylight saving time when he gets to the white house next month, hoping to end the age old practice of switching the clocks twice a year and the political minute newsnation's connell mcshane explains why republicans are pushing block the clock. >>trump wants to run out the clock connell mcshane with these nation. the president elect says that republicans will push to end the inconvenient and costly practice of daylight saving time. now americans have been changing their clocks since 1942. most states except arizona and hawaii falling back and springing forward every year. lately there's been more more scrutiny for all this. a top trump allies leading the charge in many cases for ramaswamy and elon musk have called to abolish clock changes as part of their plan to make the government more efficient. but they didn't act of congress in 2022, the senate passed legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, would

essentially lock the clock. that bill was co-sponsored by senator marco rubio. trump's pick for secretary of state. but it died in the house. now democratic senator ed markey's taking trump's pledge is an opportunity to renew the senate's push to end america's clock changes for good. i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >>congress has until friday to avoid a partial government shutdown. republican leaders are planning on passing a temporary spending bill through next march, but not without some pushback from members of their own party. washington correspondent in a sim likes planes. what we know so far >>speaker mike johnson unveiled a plan to house republicans in a closed door meeting and heard complaints about the spending plan both inside and outside the meeting. and voted for it's a total dumpster fire. i think it's garbage. sharp criticism from republicans about the republican speaker's plan to fund the government. >>we will get the job done as

we always do. house speaker mike johnson says he plans to fund the government mostly at current levels through mid-march. that's not popular among some house republicans who want to see spending cuts as well. you got a blank check. you can shrink government. you can't government. you can't live free. and some republicans rebuke the plan. democrats say house republicans are going to need our votes. so we look forward to working with them. this spending package includes 100 billion dollars in disaster aid requested by the biden administration for hurricanes, milton and helene recovery efforts. and 10 billion dollars in economic assistance for farmers, we'll report less income on average for the second year in a row. the house and senate will have until the end of the day on friday to avoid a partial shutdown. time is of the essence speaker mike johnson is expected to bring the bill up for a vote by friday. the spending plan is about 1500 pages. this is what 1500 pages

looks like. >>lawmakers are upset they'll have to get through all of that by the end of the week in washington on the day. some lot back to you. >>travelers with disabilities are cheering a new rule from the department of transportation tuesday. secretary pete buttigieg announced new requirements including training mandates for airline staffing, updated guidelines for handling wheelchairs. washington correspondent hannah brandt explains the new regulations and they're expected impact. >>as a wheelchair user senator tammy duckworth says flying can be a huge challenge at this point. i don't think i can even count the number of times that an airline has damage one of my wheelchairs and she isn't alone in 2023, the transportation department says it got over 11,000 reports of airlines mishandling wheelchairs. they're the equivalent of our legs. they're extensions of our bodies and they should be treated as such on tuesday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced a new rule aimed at protecting travelers with disabilities to ensure that passengers can move safely and easily when flying.

>>and if they're sure the dignity that they deserve when they travel, the rule includes mandates for training airline staff who work with passengers using wheelchairs and stricter guidelines for quickly repairing or replacing wheelchairs. the damage during flights. those of us who rode down jet bridges >>will be treated with the same amount of dignity as those who walk down. the new rule is set to take effect on january 16th. so passengers could start seeing an impact in the new year cautiously optimistic. you know, it. >>it's taking a long time to get to this point, carol. blake is the ceo of paralyzed veterans of america. he says the new rule will only make a difference if it's fully implemented by airlines and enforced by the dot. the key is working with the airlines to make sure that they understand why this is a priority and why they need to commit to it. and he wants to see the progress continue. we like to see a day where our members can fly their own wheelchair. >>and a perfect world or airplane fully wheelchair. accessible in washington, i'm hannah brandt.

>>david lazarus coming up, the ftc cracks down

>>the dow just did something it hasn't done since the 1970's. the ftc is now banning hit junk fees and hotel and event. ticket prices. here's david lazarus with money. smart. hey there. the dow fell more than 260 points today. a 9th straight day of losses and the longest losing streak for the index. >>since 1978, in fact, the dow has been following since its first ever close above 45,000 earlier this month. trainers have been shutting the dow's

30 components stocks and pumping money instead into tech shares. wall street is also a little jittery about tomorrow's expected quarter point rate cut. that's not what has them concerned. instead, investors will be watching very closely for any hints about future monetary policy and a possible slowdown in rate cuts for 2025. november retail sales came in stronger than expected. and that's just the fed doesn't need to prime the economic pump anymore. now, let's shift gears and take a look at so-called junk fees. the federal trade commission has announced its final rule for junk fees from ticketing companies and hotels. consumers have long complained about getting walloped with last-minute fees from the likes of ticketmaster and hotels that charge resort fees and other add-ons hidden fees. make it impossible to comparison shop. the ftc says consumers deserve to know the full cost of services in advance. however, the incoming trump administration could still roll back that rule. the one to center on the ftc was

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co blanco in past. and this highlights the folly in front for the tying goal. it was the 13th of the season filling second now and the jets. they lead to the one shot for the power play a celebrated. it takes the pass is right there and can with a bat candidates tied the game up at 2, a pace was celebrated. literally from 4 in the 3rd in the shark get a feel just started to one break from >>on the 10 or so you see what they do. they're but it's time make up at 3 veterans. 11 with last one. but the midgett palin, just howard's a shark. well to be and of course, the sharks they held on. but 90 seconds left to go. and adam lowry, actually the start next at their probe of the star paul. just one 13 live in. proved to be the game where the law so that silly in, but they lose in the 43 the final

budget. this they might have found a remedy in the newly acquired guard dennis schroder will that offense of revenue they're looking for. we're talking about the warriors at this point. now. >>schroder is actually averaging 18.4 points. 6.6 assists per game this season with the knicks. that was before he was traded here. so the golden state for the warriors. so obviously another championship is what they're after with steph and draymond before they say sayonara to the game in. well, they're hoping that shooter who talked to the media today here is his introduction to the bay is going to help in that effort. >>when you go in the nba at the uc going stay plays, you get excited because just how you he plays like a video changes. having fun laugh making dwight weeds every single time. i mean, he's one of superstars who got a lot was spent for because you don't care if he scores 10, when he gets double team making the play.

>>table 1 million we're going stand for. they were looking for their 3rd straight win hosting merrimack. let's go through the 1st half right here. word stand for of mice. explain all of the sellers from deep with that story. plus to that with 19 points on the night, way and they ted 19 kaitlyn blake from downtown. watch him. even neighbors could change 0.7 rebounds, 5 assists for and he also a perfect 4 for 4 from beyond the arc tonight later in the hands of the cardinal up by 10 at this point. and blake's well, this time he x-ray know his 2 point jumper is jalen 16 points. 16 rebounds know that extends the lead to 12 take on the witness stand. 74 to 58 the final and go to 9, on grid. that's earlier today, some holiday cheer from the forty-niners just the kids club holiday party at levi's stadium and there was all the holiday fun that the faithful could give the kids, including making ornaments, writing

letters to santa and making chocolate and decorating christmas. it was a fun night for the forty-niners faithful of all ages. >>we've got to so that cold air in place. nice by day. that's for sure. we started with the fog early on. then we started clear things out. but yeah, the coming days we're going to see some nice sunsets, but we're going to get back to some wet weather in the not too distant future. in fact, got plans for the weekend. well, everything is going to start to change as we head in towards weekend tonight, mostly cloud-free in san francisco. but we are beginning to see some patchy, dense fog developing outside. watch out for that overnight tonight. and tomorrow morning looking out toward the golden gate bridge so far last night was socked in low clouds and fog. so far. so good right now. temperatures begin to fall off a bit. 46 degrees in fremont. currently. 45 in livermore. it is 46 of leon 47 degrees now and say molina. so again, a little chilly in spot all the way down 40 to even in fairfax. but yeah, it's gonna get a lot colder as we head through the night tonight. the good news is high pressure building in today and that really lifted the jetstream, sending all the rain well up

to the pacific northwest and keeping us high and dry at least for a day. but look at the middle of a city boy, it is still very active out there. there's some large storms brewing out in the pacific. so we've seen some swells developing along the coastline and some large was going to be moving in tomorrow. maybe some 10 to 30 footers out toward the beaches. watch out for some riptide action along the coastline. high pressure to stick around for a couple of days. we're going to see the system's kind of roll across the top. so we'll be dry. but we'll see some occasional clouds. let's check out. laurie forecast arts, get really interesting here as we get toward the next couple days. still most of the storms well to the north as we head into thursday by get a little bit closer by saturday. here we go. your first round of your next rain will begin to move on saturday. snow up in the sierra nevada that could open the door to what looks like a busy weekend ahead. that rain begins to develop. maybe we start look talking about a subtropical tap here, atmospheric rivers. we start to get in toward sunday. and most of that, again, north bay, all the way up to northern california beyond not going to see much. and then it starts to rev up as we get to

tuesday. that looks like a significant storm possibly impacting the bay area with a center that low moving right off the coastline. expect some heavy rain and some gusty winds on christmas eve christmas day. right now looks like it'll be dry. but after that, the patter still stays progressive in possibly wet as we head toward the new year. yeah, i'd be prepared. long-range model starting point out of 2. we've got above normal rainfall expected the forecast. we look toward the 23rd to the 27 as we're going to see that rain moving on overnight lows tonight. 30's 40's going to be a chilly start that bite in the early tomorrow. again. by then, pretty comfortable numbers generally in the 50's and the 60's outside where that fog hangs around place like antioch tobaccoville, temperatures going to be only in the 50's outside, but you 10, 10. here we go as we look toward the end of fall, the beginning of what looks like winter, we've got some cold weather, some more rain on the way and then it is kind of on and off as we head through christmas day and into the following weekend. guys back and that's going to do it for us here on kron. 4 will be back with the kron. 4 morning news at 5 o'clock.

>>i'm dan thorn. thanks for watching.

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