always leave them wanting more. roger moore. (music) >> now at 10 bystanders caught in the crossfire to students are recovering tonight after getting stuck in the middle of of like, oh, shoot out. and faculty taking legal action after math with budget cuts that state we hear from the coach who has filed a complaint. plus thousands march in san francisco address trump's anti-abortion. hello,

thank you for joining us at kron. news at 10. i'm stephanie rothman. >> thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of san francisco for the annual march for life. this comes after president donald trump out to support anti abortion rights and his second term. he recently and forth an amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. cowboys. lindsey ford has more from pro-life and pro-choice supporters. >> abortion opponents came out to san francisco's civic center plaza for the 21st annual walk of life. west coast. the event drawing thousands of community members who identify as pro-life. many of them members of the catholic church. personal god is out of the picture. >> in vitro fertilization procedures does violence to human dignity and to the marriage act and should be avoided. >> this comes on the heels of an executive action by

president trump banning aid to foreign groups provide abortions or advocate for abortion rights. catholic leaders and others who are anti-abortion like maria kavala testified in favor of restricting the procedure might i great me and news. >> he's a creative of anything. i'm and i'm here because and really think more people to the opportunity off. follow hopes her pro-life message was heard by pro-choice activists across the street. can her uterus. it's can >> rizzi keen who is pro-choice says she doesn't have much to say to pro life advocates. going to be completely now i have say earlier this week, president trump also issued pardons for nearly 2 dozen people.

>> convicting of blocking and shutting down abortion clinics, some of whom or which currently serving federal sentences in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> president trump fired at least 12 inspector general's those tasked with the rooting out illegal behavior in federal agencies. the so-called watchdogs removed, including those from the defense truck, transportation, labor and education department. however, the firings may have violated the law. presidents are required to give congress 30 days notice before moving any inspector general congress strengthen that provision just 2 years ago. the president must also include a substantial rationale, including details and case specific reasons for the dismissal. >> do solemnly swear? you solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i support that. united states.

>> pete accept officially sworn in there as secretary of defense. vice president jd vance hosted the ceremony just hours after the senate narrowly confirmed headset with vice president vance casting that tie breaking vote after being sworn-in headset revealed the 3 principles he plans to follow when takes office. >> store the warrior ii phelps in everything that we do. rebuild our military. and reestablish deterrence. we don't want to fight wars. we want to deter them. as you said, and we want to end responsibly. but if we need to fight them. we're gonna bring overwhelming and decisive. forced to close with and destroy. bring our viewers. >> has been plagued by allegations of excessive drinking and aggressive action towards women, which he has denied. tonight, a young man is fighting for his life after a shootout at a valero gas station and with 2 cal maritime academy, students injured. the shooting is the latest example of an uptick in crime and merry time. students

there say they're sick of it. kron 4 south moment explains. >> caldera times. campus students are on edge after 2 of their own were shot traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence and yet second happened. every was really scared. the shooting happened earlier in the week on tuesday, just after 7 in the evening at this express gas station on tennessee avenue. you can see the suspected shooter here standing next to their car and the next clip you see them shoot from the driver's side window towards this man in a blue hoodie. the white truck here caught in the crossfire and inside were 2 cal maritime students you see here running for safety, blood running down their clothes from the gunshot wounds. a gofundme for one of the victims says the student was put in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face. the road to recovery will be long. the other student shot was released from the hospital. the president of the university put out a statement the next day saying, quote, given this unprovoked criminal attack on our colleagues. i remind everyone to exercise the utmost caution

and always maintain situational awareness of what is going on around you. will. the shooting happened just about 3 miles away from the university. many students we spoke to on saturday. tell us that they're fearful of the crime just about every time they have to leave campus kind of like going into a resort, a 3rd world country. >> just don't leave it. yeah. that's how these freshman maritime students who are from southern california, described vallejo. >> they say they've seen crime just about weekly and say they want to see more police. we have more cops on campus that of the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department had 31 officers when they're supposed to have over 100 rose looking over our shoulder like we know the threat that's out there. but despite the fear, the students are happy for the community support. everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me so the entire school has their back. yeah. the schools also helping out telling us to maintain situational awareness and all that a suspect is under arrest at vallejo. police say they're still inaestigating the shooting reporting in vallejo jack

moment. kron 4 news. >> faculty from sonoma state university plan to take legal action in order to block the board of trustees from cutting the athletics program. the group save seawolves elect at lenox are calling upon their union to file an injunction to stop the board. this includes students, alumni and faculty, such as assistant coach for the soccer team. benjamin sima, who also filed civil rights lawsuit on behalf of some of the athletes. he says over 200 student athletes are the most diverse group on campus and are now being forced to go elsewhere. >> met with team yesterday. we had a training and basically at that point we're saying we're sorry will help you. however, we can finding different schools are institutions. you can go to. but i mean, you can imagine the tears that the anguish, these these students and then you have the whole academic side of all these major scott people that are so close to graduating and all said and they're just cutting out from under them.

>> school officials point to a 38% drop in enrollment as one of the leading reasons for the 23.9 million dollar budget deficit. in addition to the athletics program, several academic departments and majors will also be cut and nearly 50 faculty contract not renewed a town hall meeting on campus is scheduled for next thursday. that's january. 30th kron. 4 news has reached out to ssu for comment on the pending lawsuit not yet heard back. we'll take a look at this animal control rescue this hair. and it was tangled in a fishing line with a hook and its beak. this wasn't a tree at fisherman's wharf. officials used a ladder to reach the struggling bird. it was taken to a vet to get the fishing hook removed and is now expected to be released into the wild after the removal. switching gears to our forecast, taking a live look now at the mount tam camera. as we look at beautiful downtown san francisco kron four's meteo ologist gayle ong is

here with more details for your weekend weather forecast. >> yeah, notice we're cloudy and out there tonight. and notice some raindrops today we saw a few rate hike rates scattered showers today, but it wasn't a whole lot. >> and we are seeing it right now as a zoom on in here and take a look. we haven't seen this in a while. it's about about 3 weeks. we've seen some measurable rain here. so at this 10:00pm hour, scattered showers here in san francisco, oakland richmond to the south bay. i'm seeing that pinky notice on the screen of actually some snowflakes over it now, hamilton. so we have a cold air mass heading our way. if you want snow head to the central valley, we have a mix of rain and snow there and some snow in the sierra. so it's nice change here. we haven't seen this pattern for a while. this should linger into the overnight hours. but we looked like we are mostly dry for your sunday. here is the rest of your weekend forecast and early next week. we have upper 50's once again for our daytime highs. it looks like the sun will come

out on monday tuesday before another chance of rain and another round of chilly temperatures later next week. i'll have details in the extended forecast. when i come back in a few minutes. back to you. all right. thanks, gayle. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10 city officials across the u.s. push back on trump's inauguration agenda. plus, more hostages and prisoners released during the latest israel-hamas ceasefire. and after the break, la residents paying for possible flooding even much life. how the forecast can cause more danger forecast can cause more danger and the burn zone. excited about saving big

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>> fire crews and also angeles

county continue to make progress on containment, even as 2 new wildfires have sparked this week. the palisades fire has burned over 23,000 acres and has reached 84% containment. the eden fire burns over 14,000 acres. that's still at 95% containment. and now the hughes fire burning near cass tech lake has burned over 10,000 acres and is 90% contained. and ventura county, the laguna fire has burned nearly 100 acres and it's nearly 100% contained. the threat of rain this weekend is raising some concerns in recent burn zones. residents are being urged to prepare for the possibility of mudslides and even flooding firefighters and the national guard are doing their part to help repair the residence. >> trying make sure that anything that might be toxic or any large debris year. fast-moving water gets trapped here for so that the communities downstream from here are affected which would lead to flooding and possibly those committees, which is the

last thing they want after a big fire up into the community. >> it's a horrible scene out there. well, to get the latest comp, our meteorologist gayle ong joins us now with more for the forecast in la. >> yeah, even a little bit of rain can trigger mudslides and debris flows around the fire zone. so that is a big concern. we actually have a flood watch in place. our cost southern california. >> particularly in ventura and los angeles counties. as you can see, this is a live radar. we are seeing some scattered showers here in mountain snow. so even just a little bit can really cause problems. so hopefully that's not the case. and here's our future cast model where most of that activity is aimed towards southern california. this year is going to get some snow as well. and then we dry out on monday for much of the state. so here's what we're expecting from now until tomorrow, through tomorrow night. we have about almost half an inch in los angeles and palm springs and over by bakersfield projecting almost

2 inches of rain there. so that ig pretty significant. but that's not where the fire that's like right north of the fire zone. but if that was in the fire zone, that would be a problem, too much rain in this little time. other than that. not a whole lot of rain for us in the bay area, but we do have some winds in the north bay mountains were breezy right now and will be remaining breezy into the overnight hours. we're gusting at 20 to 30 miles per hour winds in the north bay. and we're in the teens everywhere else. it looks like will be breezy tomorrow morning. this is 10:00am. you can see the contours lineup so anywhere between 10 to 20 miles per hour. be you wake up to some breezy conditions and they winds ease here when that wind advisory does expire tomorrow morning. so here's that wind for mainly for the north bay mountains. but as you saw, you could get a little bit of wind to depending where you are. we are also chilly. we have a frost advisory overnight and this is going to upgrade to a freeze watch through wednesday so we could see temperatures down to the upper 20's. we did

see that earlier this week in the valleys. so here are the overnight lows, mid 30's and low 40's. tomorrow's highs were still trending cooler in the upper 50's and low 60's. and a look ahead. we are are seeing another chance of rain possibly more measurable rain later next week, possibly into the weekend. other than that, we dry out on monday tuesday. back to you. thanks, gayle. on additions of food wildfire victims are in critical need of clothing as well as everyday household items. >> volunteers with the national council of jewish women in los angeles. spend the day sorting items up for donating them to the victims. volunteers say donations have been pouring in from all over the country. >> we're so very grateful for people across la across the county and across the nation to send donations. the they're dropping off or million in donations. so where we have gotten so many donations that we have to have these events

like this and we plan to have lot more. >> the group was founded in 19 0, 9, by 16 women to provide essential services to those in los angeles. the journey to fully restoring the communities ravaged by the wildfires will be long and success is not guaranteed. will now 3 teenage friends are proving that leadership can come at any age. the trio of 16 year-olds have founded bill back poly, a grassroots initiative they hope will accelerate the palisades resurgence mason co and logan roth and brody, winston have already raised over $40,000. they say every donation they rescue received will be used to help restore their beloved community for future generations. >> seeing parts of our our hometown burning it reaching. we just felt so inspired to want to raise money ag of homes. at the end of the day, you need the community for it to feel like home. >> so we want to be either

rebuild the community. so the next generation, the next kids got to say experiences we at this is our entire childhood and we just care that we really want our stars as fast as we can. >> if you'd like to chip and you can visit builds back valley dot com. president trump and first lady melania trump visited los angeles county yesterday meeting with residents as well as many fire and law enforcement agencies see the wildfire damage firsthand. news nation reporter nancy loo has the latest details. >> president trump spent just a few hours on the ground in southern california, largely focus on the situation here in pacific palisades, much of which was wiped out by a literal firestorm and just moments after touching down at lax, the president got a personal welcome on the tarmac from governor gavin newsom. >> and there appears to be a new warming in relations along with agreement over the need

for a speedy recovery. >> of all the expectations that will be able work together to get the speedy recovery. let me get it done. >> it meant is not free live fact that a lot of really states affected nobody's probably seen anything like this. >> president trump then got an aerial tour of the devastation block after block of homes and businesses wallowed by wind-driven flames over 2 weeks ago displacing 10's of thousands of californians in the palisades malibu and altadena on the ground. the president and first lady walked through one of the neighborhoods last before joining a special briefing with local lawmakers, firefighters and impacted residents. many are hopeful the visit has fostered a better understanding about what happened. water issues and the desperate need for disaster relief. >> i don't think you can realize how rough it is, how

devastating it is until you see it. i didn't realize i mean, so a lot of bad things on television. but the extent of it, the side of it, we flew over it. in a helicopter. we flew. you are the areas and it is devastation. it's incredible. really an incineration. >> its an ally, the red flag. fire conditions ended just before the president's arrival. and now rain is in the forecast. and while that will help with the ongoing firefight, it raises concern about debris flows and mudslides in the newly burned areas. >> and the east bay canadian man is sentenced to 2 years in prison after he sexually extort a minor in contra costa county. district attorneys office identified the man as 25 year-old nicholas foggy. you may contact with the victim over social media back in 2019, he requested sexually explicit images of the victim. and when that victim complied,

he threatened to release those images and less more were sent. canadian police arrested him at his home in 2021. well, next on kron, 4 news at 10, the cia releases a new now this on covid or details on the lab leak theory. >> smesko refuses to accept a u.s. port deportation flight as trump's inaugural immigration agenda ramps up. >> and former hostages held by hamas walk for hundreds of palestinian prisoners as the cease-fire continues to hold. we'll be right back.

>> hamas has released a new round of israeli hostages for soldiers taken prisoner during the october 7th attack. reporter sean lewis has the latest on the exchange and the cease-fire. in israel. >> emotional homecomings for the latest hostages and prisoners released in a fragile cease-fire agreements. >> buck aged 9 nominate the age coming up, of age 20? you know, the ball and 20? we salute and embrace them and their families as they reunite. just now. >> after so long today, we are meeting them. >> i have to 477 days in hamas captivity. >> the 4 women were taken hostage when hamas militants overran and israeli military

base during the initial attack on october, 7th 2023 more than 60 idf soldiers were killed. their release is the latest in a cease-fire agreement brokered by the u.s. qatar and in gaza more than 200 prisoners also coming home to it's an indescribable feeling. thank on, says this man who was one of those released the palestinian prisoners include 120 of them who are serving life sentences after being convicted of deadly attacks on israelis. >> i will heights our field was joy on a rally in tel aviv, family of the hostages, leery of prime minister benjamin netanyahu called on president trump to continue u.s. help. >> demand of that. then out to fully implement the deed in its entirety and begin negotiations. the phase 2. >> now. >> we are gravely concerned

over those in power who are actively seeking to sabotage remainder of this life saving deal. >> it is a deal that is now allowing aid to be brought in to help palestinian civilians. and seeks the release of another 90 israelis currently being held by the has the latest for are thanking those who supported their families during their time in captivity. >> mission would be complete only when everyone returns home. >> sean lewis. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10 president trump means and ahead. plus on eliminating and ahead. plus on eliminating taxes on stay with excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change.

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>> welcome back. ice agents are reportedly conducting operations nationwide so far. ice claims at least 2400 arrests have been made in major cities like new york, chicago and seattle. the move is not without controversy with the mayor of newark, new jersey, claiming ice agents raided without warrant and violated the constitution even temporarily detaining a veteran during an operation and chicago, one elementary school putting their building on lockdown after a falsep report of ice age in showing up at the doorstep. news nation reporter mills hayes is here with more information. >> parents and students at hamline elementary in chicago world to hear that homeland security officials visited their school, worried that an ice rade was next.

>> what i had i was oh, my god, you know, it's scary. it is good. >> but turns out the officers were secret service agents investigating a threat against a government official. they protect their visit, unrelated to ice raids taking place across the country. i saying they have orders to remove nearly 1.5 million undocumented migrants across the country. so far. i straight have taken place in cities such as boston, denver, new york city, philadelphia, atlanta, seattle, miami, dc and newark, new jersey. the number of cloud a wrestler going are going to be higher. >> during this operation, one reason and one reason only because we're not a lot of arrests, the criminal and inside of side of a jail and sanctuary cities like new york and chicago and l a. >> newark leaders say ice raided a seafood distributor and detained a u.s. military veteran didn't ask my the coming days and they did nice play. >> american workers, 40's workers, white workers, it's a

slippery when we think it's ok >> to suspend the constitution of the united states. >> in order to make a political 0, one statement. >> mexico has refused a request from the trump administration to allow u.s. military aircraft, deporting migrants to land in the country. reuters reports that the u.s. government was not able to move ahead with a planned to have a transport aircraft land in mexico. a mexican official did not give a reason for the denial u.s. military aircraft carried out to somewhere flights yesterday. but lot of mala with about 80 migrants each the president mexico has said she does not agree with mass deportations and mexican immigrants are vital to the u.s. economy. the cia now believes the deadly covid virus likely originated in a lab in china. has low confidence and its own conclusion. the newly appointed cia director declassified documents about the origin of covid-19 on orders by president trump. the

findings are not new, but i have been completed during the biden administration. the agency does believe now that their evidence makes origin in a lab more likely than a natural outbreak. intelligence officials say it's quite likely that the question may never be resolved because chinese officials refuse to fully cooperate. president trump making another stop on his first official trip since retaking the white house hitting a las vegas for a speech in front of a crowd of supporters. the president touched on a number of topics including his campaign promises of mass deportation and no tax on tips. nation reporter libby team has that story. >> thank the people of them that if giving us a triple. >> president donald trump touting the work is administration has done very early on in his term. >> laying out for nevadans, his plan to deliver on one of his major campaign promises, eliminating taxes on to coming weeks.

>> i'll be working with congress to get a bill on my desk that cuts taxes for workers, families, small businesses very importantly. >> keeps my promise for thing. cook that i know you didn't hear anything about this show. you have a nerd. we're gonna get it for, you know, tax >> trump reading off a laundry list of changes. the federal government has initiated since he took office. i oppose a federal hiring freezes federal regulation frase fr a phrase side terminated the ridiculous and incredibly wasteful scam. this action alone will save hundreds of billions of dollars of american taxpayers money. i withdrew from the one-sided paris climate. could. >> and so the insane and costly electric vehicle mandate and another campaign promise the mass deportation of immigrants illegally in the united states. also a big topic in today's speech saying

federal authorities are already making good on his goal of first arresting those convicted of crimes throughout this week, the heroes that i said hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal >> and it's immediate expulsion, including those with charges of convictions for rape, child assault errors and then even murder. >> a group is organizing a signature collection event to recall san francisco district. 4 supervisor joel and cardio. his critics point to his handling a proposition k and the great american highway project which passed last year, however, in cardio says he's committed to addressing all the concerns surrounding prop k. >> i'm being recalled because i supported the democratic process of letting the people have a say about what to do with their coast and the coast does belong to everyone. i

understand that this is a big issue that people were opposed to. and there's a lot of concerns about traffic. so i'm committed to addressing those concerns and hearing all of the residents who care about traffic and addressing those concerns. that's what i'm committed to do. >> organizers have until may 22nd to gather 10,000 % signatures to trigger a special election. sheriff deputies arrested a man accused of attempting to make pipe bombs inside a home in napa. officls found that harry uhl's intended to make the explosives inside a house on kuhn street earlier this month. justine fisher, the man accused of trying to make the bombs was booked ito jail for having them in his possession. deputies also found drugs in his car. he's being held on a 1 million dollar bail. and if convicted, he could face multiple years in jail. now to our forecasts are taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. it's been chilly out there. kron 4 meteorologist al ong is here

with more for your weekend forecast. yes, chilly been experiencing chilly temperatures overnight and into the morning. >> and now we are finally seeing some rain. >> the first in a few weeks now. now i want to head to the sierra because even know we are seeing rain. we're seeing this is incline village in north part of the lake. look at that. normally don't see a lot of snow on this camera, but you can see it clearly on the ground that lake conditions, 20 degrees. it is chilly over there and are seeing some snow showers. in fact, there is a winter weather advisory in place. i'm heading there tomorrow. so i'll be keeping an eye on the roads. we have another chance of snow showers tomorrow night. we dry out on monday tuesday but will will be chilly in the 30's and low 40's. here's that winter weather advisory for though much of the western here down from south lake tahoe, all the way to kirkwood yosemite and even mammoth lakes. and then we also see a warning towards the central valley there by the foot hills. so we are

getting some snow finally and here in the bay area, just a few raindrops, we have some light scattered showers as we speak should linger into the morning. we have area of low pressure that is taking over. it's also bringing those chilly temperatures. so here's that future cast model overnight around 02:00am you could see some rain coming through captain begun fremont and really not a whole lot as today where it was trending towards today. but now i'm seeingtthat dissipate here. so in the afternoon, look out for some partly cloudy skies and some clear skies around the evening. we dry out. it looks like it. so here are the project. rain total. see. not a whole lot. maybe a few raindrops over in the east bay. we will still have winds, though, especially until be overnight hours in the north bay mountains from 20 to 30 miles per hour will seabreeze elsewhere across the bay area. up in the mid morning. but other than that, the winds in the evening, really just breezy conditions saying too, the north bay hills and overnight lows. chilly once

again. we've been in this trend for quite some time. and daytime highs are still going to be chilly in the 50's 60's and take a look at the extended day forecast. you can see the storm door is opening here next weekend. another chance of rain. so maybe more measurable rain next weekend. mostly dry this month. but could be different story next month. you definitely need to make sure that you get that winter rain. they've even promise because, yeah, fortunately, see what happens. we could use the rain. yes. so we before we get to dry. >> okay. sounds good. thanks, gayle. while hollywood is honoring first responders amid the devastating wildfires in southern california. >> reporter gene kang were reunited with the hero last night during a special event. >> hi there. it's a story within a story. you had the honor of interviewing steve guttenberg and john mills. devastating fires brought us all together. but the need to help humanity is what keeps us going >> on the red carpet, american cinema tax 4th annual tribute

to the crafts in hollywood honorees, including wicked and many more. with the unsung hero award presented to john mills, co-founder of the life-saving app watch duty iconic actor, producer and author steve guttenberg, a free emergency alert app, powered by active and retired firefighters. first responders and more and more than 20 states crucial during southern california is devastating. brush fires and we built watch, judy, because learning systems have failed everywhere. and so as i don't want to point blame at la or any other place, they're trying their best, but they need help. mills inspired to make it after evacuating his own home during terrifying. >> sonoma county fires like anyone can be a hero. and that's what's important is like there's not enough first responders to help your neighbors become first responders. >> like he did like i did right? first responders easier to swallow.

>> then he wrote could was it was the first time i have the chance to see steve since the palisades fire storm on january 7, his heroic actions helping firefighters move abandoned. cars went if anybody has a car. >> and they leave the car. leave the keys in the car so that we can move your car so that these fire trucks can get a palisades drive. >> goodin berg, a major actor of the 80's and 90's starting cocoon, police academy and 3 men and a baby says he went to get coffee that fateful morning only to return to his pacific palisades neighborhood on fire. >> a few times when i saw the big fire when i when you see the big fire in front of you like a monster. >> goodin berg recently wrote a new book time to think about his journey as a caregiver for his beloved father. >> stanley stanley, jerome. >> guttenberg who battled kidney failure and electrical engineer who served in the army's 82nd airborne division,

steves hero. >> you want do for sure. i always feel is with me. but he was really with me are so lucky. getting get i would i mean, i i state for 6 nights. all right. so looking at get hurt. >> and inspiration to millions of caregivers around the world, including myself for my dear mother and bravely facing terminal cancer. >> fire binds us together and m% we can't let us tear us apart. >> maybe. we be a little more kind to your fellow man. maybe we'll be a little more sensitive. we will forget this. and maybe we don't have to think it just last most is an organically. it will make us that are human beings. >> and a special thank you to all of our firefighters and first responders who are on the front lines reporting here in hollywood. gene kang. >> next in sports, a rematch of the christmas day game between the warriors and lakers at chase center. better

off. have the highlights coming up after the break.

>> well, >> the last time the warriors and lakers met was on christmas day and it was absolute classic. steph curry scored 38 points, but it wasn't quite enough. us la got the one 15, one 13 went tonight. exactly. one month later, the rematch at chase center. stephen, the warriors, lebron james and the lakers. do i need to say anymore? what a matchup 1st quarter were years up by 3 off the buddy

hield ms trayce jackson-davis battles for the rebound. kicks it out to staff. that's always a good idea. although he was just 4 for 17 shooting tonight, finished with 13 points late 2nd quarter lakers up by lebron anthony davis ad led all scorers with 36 la led by one at the half. 3rd quarter dubs down a look at that shot by moses. moody. that was pretty cuts. the lead to 6 final seconds of the quarter. just 4 years down by 9. now, andrew wiggins, it's the 3 at the buzzer. he led the warriors with 20 points, but lebron would take things over in the 4th quarter. attacking the basket for 2 of his 25 points tonight also had 12 assists and the lakers go on to win it one 18. 0, 108, warriors fall below 500 again at 22. and 23. to the ice. now sharks hosting the defending stanley cup champion florida

panthers tied at one in the first period. sharks on the attack. mario ferraro shot goes wide but will smith puts it in for his 8th of the year. 2 to one san jose. but florida would respond in big way. it's now to 2 and now 3 to because aaron ekblad from the point gives the panthers the lead role. they weren't even close to done second period. now, 62 look at this from florida. sam reinhart going to cash in on the rebound for his 29th goal of the season. second most in the nhl behind we are dry, settle panthers crews. 72 sharks and a lot of 26 goals and just their last 4 games. well, a busy night of college hoops around the bay area. all 6 of our local division, one teams in action would begin. stanford taking on florida state. the cardinal looking for their 6th straight home win lot of performance pio's. sellers throws it down to put

stanford up 14 to we go to the 2nd half cardinal up 12 sellers with a nice back cut pretty fast for maxine rhinos for the jam. and speaking of about the big, the big passing here, we only had 8 points, but he had 14 rebounds as well. cardinal up 13 and then sellers with the exclamation point, career-high 27 points for him. stanford wins it. 78 70 want improve to 6, 3, in the acc. cal hosting miami without leading score. andre's committee was missing his second straight game due to injury. there's did have jeremiah wilkinson tide of 72 late wilkinson puts out ahead. he had a career-high 30 points. final seconds. call-up, 3, miami trying to tie and matthew cleveland hits it. he had 30 points as well. we would go to overtime ot dj

campbell took control, finished with a season-high. 22 points cal goes on to win its 3rd in a row. 93 94, they're now 4, 5, acc play. as for those for other local game, saint mary's just keeps on rolling 80 to 75 at washington state. the gaels perfect 8. no in the wcc. santa clara falls and oregon state usf gets a win over san diego and san jose state takes down wyoming. so 5 in one day for our squats, not too bad. all right. finally tonight, we head down under for the australian open women's final and how about madison keys? the american heart set top ranked serena sabalenka 3 sets. >> 2 of her first career, major title 6, 3, 2, 6, 7, 5, >> a 29 year-old keys. >> and up into the top 2 seeds in the final 2 rounds to lift the trophy. the men's final, by the way, coming up in a couple of hours top seed in

attic center again to the 2 alexander zverev, of 12:30am, our time australia's basically a day ahead time. so it is cool, though, because it keeps us having sports all day all night escape from the night owls. i love it. i get to go home and watch tennis. i love it. i grew up playing tennis. so i think i can say >> that there's actually better than it's cool to watch that go. thanks so much, ben. you got it. well, ohio, a veteran is helping freshman at historically black universities and colleges get off to a stress-free start. the students come from challenging backgrounds but are determined to succeed. so there's a prize with a full ride of much-needed supplies for the new dorm room, along with some love and support from the newfound family. chris shaw pull introduces us to the story behind the move and a mafia. >> from ocean of having

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>> welcome back. a long-running legal battle over point buckler island in the san francisco bay has finally come to an end. the john muir land trust purchased the 29 acre island for 3.8 million dollars. the sale follows years of disputes over fines for unpermitted construction on the island. the new owners plan to restore the island's natural habitat vital for species like the delta smeltz and chinook salmon. officials say the project will be costly but it will benefit the bay's ecosystem long term. now for a final check of the forecast for the 10 as we take a live look now at coit tower. it's a

nice night out there, but we've been talking about it being chilly and a little bit of rain is in the near future. gayle. >> yeah, we saw some raindrops today depending where you are. not a lot, but the first rain we've seen in about a few weeks now, this area of low pressure is really digging in here. and that is. >> bringing us some cold weather and that rain and sierra snow even down over by the central valley, the foot hills to is getting some snow. here's future cast model overnight. you can see a few showers passing through fremont in half moon bay and cloudy skies. there tomorrow morning. this is 07:00am. you see a break from some of the clouds with the clouds push back into the east bay to be some valley fog as well. partly cloudy in the afternoon. so i don't see a whole lot of rain activity for sunday. and you can see just barely anything there. but yes, still really nice to see some moisture, but we still have breezy conditions overnight. we have some gusts anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour in the north bay

mountains, breezy everywhere else. tomorrow morning looks breezy. this was 10:00am anywhere between 15 to 20 miles per hour. wind speeds. >> it starts to ease in the evening and the hills will just remain breezy and there's still a wind advisory for the north bay hills. overnight. lows will be chilly once again. we've been experiencing these temperatures waking up to the 30's and 40's. so bundle up because that is expected to be persisting through the week because we have a freeze watch as well for much of the next couple of days. daytime highs are still cool in the 50's and low 60's. this time. and here is that 7 day forecast. so we really trend drier on sunday monday, wednesday with temperatures bumping up just a bit. but notice the lows. we're still going to be waking up to the 30's and low 40's and maybe more measurable rain late next week, possibly into the weekend. you know, that will be starting off the month of january for the storm door opening once again. oh, my

goodness. it's a roller coaster of emotions. a jet that umbrella, everybody in the jacket with the hood now looking forward it. but, you know, at least we will be prepared. yes, thanks so much, gail. well, kron 4 news at 10. >> thanks for watching. we will take a short break and be

>> thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news 11. i'm stephanie rothman. >> a young man is fighting for his life after a shootout at a valero gas station. and with 2 count maritime academy students injured. the shooting is the latest in an increase of att t