i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and more than a week after election day. now we're still waiting for the results in a number of major races. but today after a hard fought battle, it became clear that a san jose council member will be that city's new mayor map mayhem. and i'm grant lotus is here with the latest one of the dog in the fight. but mayor mahan does kind of a ring to it this year into alliteration. it is now official san jose city councilman matt mahan is the next mayor of the city of san jose, his opponent, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez conceding today. chavez saying in a statement, though, we were not victorious, our message will carry on and live within the work i take on over the next 2 years is county supervisor. i've called matt mahan to wish him the best of luck in his two-year term as mayor san jose faces numerous challenges in the months and years ahead requiring that we all work collaboratively with the entire city council

>> dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, of course, lots of politicians are weighing in on the speaker's decision. we spoke with a representative from fairfield john garamendi, who mention new york representative hakeem jeffries as a possible successor. >> well, it's becoming clear that we're not likely to have contested leadership at the top chop the minority leader is almost certain to be hockey jeffries who has been our caucus chair of last 4 years again and individual with the right values. kerry deeply about working men and women all of the things that are needed from environmental to economic. so he's like he is almost certain to be our minority leader. beyond that, there will be contests and we'll see all of that turns out. >> and governor gavin newsom saying in part, quote, her career in congress as a speaker has been a master class in powerful empathetic leadership guided by her strong moral compass and unmatched political scale during her 3 decades of service in the house, speaker pelosi has shaped california

when more information comes in, we'll certainly bring it to you right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. in a historic win. karen bass will become the first woman to be the mayor of los angeles. bass has won 53% of the vote to rick caruso's. 47% with 70% of the vote tallied. she has amassed an insurmountable lead of nearly 47,000 votes. pass a former congresswoman was on president elect joe biden's shortlist to maybe be as vice president. she overcame more than 100 million dollars in spending by her opponent in the mayoral race. the billionaire caruso bass will not only be la's first female mayor, but also only its second black mayor. >> republicans now projected to control of the house ending democrats full control in congress 8 days after the election. ap now projecting republicans will win their 218 seat. the full final result may not be known for some time. the shift in power will take effect, though, in january. complicating president biden's agenda is republicans gain the ability to block legislation? >> it is day 3. the strike for thousands of uc academic workers. the group's uni

you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. an east bay sheriff's department is getting overwhelmed with applications to carry concealed guns. they say the applications have skyrocketed. nearly 900%. >> kron four's terisa stasio tells us what's behind this huge spike in numbers. take a look at this. this is a picture from the contra costa county sheriff's department showing staggering stacks of requests for a concealed carry over one-thousand ccw applications that exact number as of yesterday was 1010 start in jimmy lee is the spokesperson for the contra costa county sheriff's department. >> he says that they typically receive about 20 applicants a month. now they're up to hundreds. what's changed? well, a ruling by the united states supreme court. so essentially. >> some states require applicants for c c w's to provide. >> a compelling reason. our just cause as to why they want to carry a concealed weapon in public and the supreme court ruling on june 23rd. it's essentially struck that down. >> sergeant lee says that immediate

kron 4 dot com. and as we head to break a reminder that kron 4 is celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. if you know someone making a difference in their community, you can nominate her for woman of the year. you can enter your nomination by scanning the code on your screen or go to kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. adidas is now looking into allegations that kanye west >> may have been behaving inappropriately we have those details in about 10 minutes. and after the break, we have some good and bad news about student loan repayments. we break down what you need to know. still to come. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love

theresa kron, 4 news. twitter's new owner elon mosque continuing to make big cuts to the company's workforce. at least 784 jobs will be lost from twitter's san francisco office alone. that's according to a layup notification submitted to the city of san francisco saying those staffers will be terminated starting january 4th. now, employees who worked in engineering communications and product and content development were among those who've already lost their jobs in total musk is expected to cut 3700 jobs. that's about half the workforce, twitter and oreign workers of the job status by email this week. musk has defended his decision saying the company is losing 3illions of dollars in revenue a day adding that everyone who has lost their jobs has been offered 3 months. severance. well, today could be your lucky day. you could win 1.6 billion dollars in tonight's powerball drawing. sounds pretty nice right at the biggest lottery prize in u.s. history and kron four's camila barco is live for us in daly city wh

kron 4 election. keep it here. kron 4 news at night is next.his is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. i don't think. >> it's really needed that scale. i think it's messed up. they do it in like 2 days. notice. >> it is fast so fast. it's kind of head snapping and heads are rolling at twitter headquarters in san francisco. nearly 800 employees being handed their walking papers today just one week after elon musk's takeover. good evening, everybody. thanks for being here tonight for kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. i'm grant lotus and i'm ken wayne. twitter sent a layoff notice to the cit

so there's that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. but kron 4 news at 10 is coming up.with us. pam and catherine are here now with a look at what's coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. hello, we are. yes, we are coming up at 10 grant and vicki, thank you. >> a lot is happening. small businesses, oakland speaking out tonight about burglaries in the difficulties of operating in open. we will take a look at the costly repairs. those business owners are stuffed with hay and the other challenges they face. also a huge pot bust in the north bay fairfield. police say they found 250 pounds of illegal marijuana at a house not far from a great school. why police are crediting neighbors for the bust. >> keep it here. kron. 4 news at 10 coming up next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 and neighbors complaining about a strong odor in fairfield police to a house. what investigators found in time. >> also, the vicious beating caught on video outside a 7.11. we'll talk to neighbors concerned about their safety. but first. i

that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. and that front for news at 10.for them. >> yeah, impressive that he go to you. all right. vicki and grant, thank you. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10, a man allegedly armed with a handgun shot and killed by redwood city police. tonight. the department says that man attempted to use 3 children as a shield and screengrab. so some disturbing text messages they were allegedly exchanged between. >> police officers at the berkeley department, they could delay the confirmation of the next police chief. what city leaders are considering. >> kron, 4 news at coming up next. ll, we fell in ve through gaming. t now the internet lags and throws the whole thing off. en did you first scover this lag? signed us up for mobile home internet. h! t, we found other interests. guess we have. oth] nch! t's go! oh yeah! 's not the same. at could you do to lve the problem? could get xfinity? at's actually super ult of you to suggest. can't wait to squad up. love it when u talk nerdy to me. y, guys, guys, 're still in session. d i don'

kron four's dan kerman.in, to shoot his wife about this past year and now she's focused on getting justice for her husband. >> it's been one year. it's been sad. it's been an emptiness. it has just we miss him. we really miss in virginia. is talking about life without her husband. kevin. >> last year on the day before thanksgiving, kevin nishita was shot and killed during an attempted robbery while providing security for a kron. 4 reporter in oakland. i was expecting him to be here. you know, during this time and he's not. so i had to make my new steps. make the steps on my own. now. and it's. it's very sad. shuttle hyun, michel and herschel hale are now in custody and awaiting trial on murder charges. a 3rd suspect has also been charged and remains on the run. a $40,000 reward has been offered for information leading to his arrest. i am hopeful that the that somebody will speak up. you know, this crime happened and that justice needs to be done for kevin before retiring in working security. kevin nishita wa

but you've got to out vote vote. >> as the met kron, 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports.initely vote the warriors, but the pelicans friday night without the services of. >> a couple guys who can play steph curry, klay thompson, draymond green, andrew wiggins. all sitting out load management. so steve kerr, you know, decided to arrest these guys on the second night of a back-to-back. so up to the young guns, right? the young dumps trying to get the first road win of the season for the warriors. still looking for that. they're steph pre-game, try to pump up young guys deface a young man who is grown man's body. zion williamson is a reason why he makes so many highlight reels every night jordan pulled the turnovers. start the pelicans break and get out of the way. >> massive jam finishes the 16 point so that when bill hitting 7 of 11 shots, but the warriors, 7 young bull as well. jonathan, coming blows by design. he doesn't really play today and that 2 hands. let's say it again. coming up, finishes with 18 were trailed by 7, though at the break. 2nd half jordan poole keeping

kron. 4 news. >> all okay. >> well, san francisco police are looking for 3 people in connection to robbery and a shooting outside of a nightclub earlier this year. it happened on june 25th on the 11th street outside of the bridge or arc bar close to the audio nightclub in dna lounge. well, police believe that the fight began after a robbery happened inside that nightclub. you can see from this video, one person swinging a handgun at another personal for those shots were fired. one woman was shot multiple times at life, threatening injuries. police say 2 men and one women, one woman are the primary suspects. take a look. we're going to show you some sketches. the shows you 2 of the 3 suspects, the man believed to be the shooter and the woman who fled with him. now police say they are in their 20's or 30's. and in the south bay mountain view, police have arrested several people tied to the hells angels motorcycle club. they believe the suspects are responsible for killing a man and assaulted an off-d

our kron four's.ob nesbitt has the story. >> the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. are we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf. >> where unionize, resident physicians stopped work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. doctor butler is one of 5,000 doctors who have been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf. >> the group rallying alongside the almost 50,000 uc academic workers on strike this week. th

ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella san francisco police say they have arrested 2 people for a deadly shooting that happened on a muni bus. that shooting happened on august 3rd and the visitation valley neighborhood. >> a 20 year-old man was killed. a 62 year-old woman was injured. san francisco police say they identified 2 suspects in that shooting. 23 year-old ill fall 5, o g a. fall og ofo. let me get that right. and 21 year-old jasmine todd, a both were arrested last week in a hotel in daly city and taken to the county jail on homicide and attempted homicide charges. san francisco police say they have also arrested a man for allegedly hijacking a muni bus friday night. the department says 30 year-old ricky dancy attacked the bus driver just before 8 that night and took control of the bus. police say the driver and the passengers on board were able to get off as dancy allegedly stole the bus and drove away, hitting several cars before jumping out of the still moving bus and running away. officers were able to ju

eytan wallace kron 4 news. well, in national news, the biden administration says it will extend the payment pause. >> a federal student loans to june 30th. this all comes as president biden plans to forgive portions of student debt. it's currently blocked by a federal court. washington correspondent reshad hudson joining us with the latest. good morning. reshad. >> hey, we're in a good morning. this is welcome news for millions of student loan borrowers. many of them were already hoping to have at least portions of their loans canceled already. now, the white house says this will buy the more time to save their plan in court. >> we're not going to back down or fight to get families grieving around. the white house posted a video on twitter announcing it is extending a pause on federal student loan payments while the biden administration fights a legal battle to save its plan to cancel portions of the debt. this comes as conservative groups are pushing back on the loan forgiveness program, calling it an overreac

well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a very busy day. >> many of you cast your ballot and a lot of those election results are still coming in. but we have to get to the weather because remember, yesterday was a really busy weather day. john, where do we sit today? the i know everyone's tune in to see what those election results are today. you don't have to tune into. >> check into the weather too terribly much at least not as much so as yesterday, which was quite the rainy one we had especially rainy morning yesterday. what a change this wednesday morning. we are under clear skies at the golden gate bridge and predominantly dry conditions out there across the region. you may see an isolated shower further south in the bay, but it's honestly not looking likely at this point. snow in the sierra is beginning to tempers. well, so all in all we are in that calming pattern now that this low pressure works out of the region, which you need to know more than anything else is just how very chilly it is out. there were well down i

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theresa kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and it is the final push for san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez and matt mahan. they're locked in a tight race to be the south bay cities set. first new mayor in nearly a decade. kron four's justin campbell talked to both candidates about how they plan to improve the city. >> yeah, we're just 4 days away from election day and both of those candidates very busy today making their final pitch to voters on why one of them should be chosen to lead the 3rd largest city in california. >> santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. the number one issue is really public safety and san jose city council member matt mahan, homelessness is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we face both differ on what issue they think should come first in addressing the concerns of san jose voters. chavez first would like to hire more police officers and beef up emergency services and its public safety. and we have a lot of people who are concerned that when they down 9-1-1, they're not sure they're going to get a response. and if they do g

this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. so good to see you back here this morning. story of the morning. just how cold it is. john. don't even know why i this. really need sweater dresses today. good morning, john. yeah, very cold out there. we have some warming centers opened up at points today for the bay area today. just feels like the middle of winter from the bay to the sierra where snow piled up over the net past several days. >> we saw feet of it up their daughter summer soap. and i've been watching those snow plows go up and down 80 this morning. roadways are much better up there. but really the story now is not any new rain or snow, but just how cold it is behind that double dose of cold air that pushed through earlier this week. look at how much of the bay area is lit up in frost advisories from the north bay, the inland east bay peninsula and the south bay. these extend through 09:00am this morning. temperatures in these areas falling as low as the upper 20's down to the 30's. got those for tree

kron. 4 news at 5 continues right after the break. welcome back to kron. 4 news at 5.taking a live look outside here. the bay bridge toll plaza dark. basically it. >> 5.30, is our days. get shorter and look at all that traffic people trying to get to san francisco and it's been chilly at night cold night. yeah, definitely. but it has been pretty cloudless over the last few i don't know what that means for what we have in store, but that's why we have meteorologist brittany begley in the weather center with answers so many different stories. there are a lot of traffic. i was looking at breezy conditions not too bad right now, but >> it's going to cool off as we roll into the evening mornings when also see breezy conditions. let's talk about everything you need to know as we talk

kron four's rob nesbitt explains. when president biden promised up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness back in august, he did so without congressional approval. republicans calling it an overreach of executive authority. >> we're not going to back down or fight to get families preview. president biden announced this week that will be extending the pause on federal student loan payments that was set to expire in january. 6 republican led states are suing to deny the student debt relief. the president promised the summer. i spoke with legal analyst steve clarke about the legal claims by nebraska, missouri, arkansas, iowa, kansas and south carolina. this affects our bottom line. we receive revenue from this debt service and by for giving it your hurting our state coffers. the u.s. department of justice has asked the supreme court to hear the case so that the 16 million who have already been approved will know if they'll have thousands forgiven or not. clark says the first decision the court will likely make is that there shou

kron 4 dot com force. but a brand-new shop inside the antique and jewelry store on fillmore street looks a lot different than it did nearly a year ago. maybe a you can reading and co is john dream business. >> last december the store was covered in broken glass. >> and expensive jewelry was stripped from the shelves. readings on the floor, broken and destroyed. it was a heartbreaking time for the small business. but its owner wasted no time renovating. we left the store. >> we love a neighbor had let our customers. we have no interest in leaving. this is the place. so the place to be. >> quillen and says it's been a tough few years for small businesses and it's disappointing to see the empty store fronts throughout the city. he's hoping by sharing their recovery. it inspire others to reopen or move in with the holidays. not far away. it would also be nice to see people return to his i think that customers so the shops to see. >> you know what the storm looks like now. so be very happily been here 40 years.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a man is in custody after a 4 hour standoff at a mcdonald's and the north bay. we're going to tell you what happened there. >> and a recent report shows only half california's voting population cast a ballot in the midterm elections expert is going to explain why. plus lawmakers on capitol hill are getting ready to return to congress will have more details on the key issues ahead in a live report from dc will be right back. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >> all right. we'll welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we've been talking about the weather and days over there been telling me ever

but for now in walnut creek, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> coming up kron, 4 news at 6, a kron 4 favorite back in a big way later this hour, we're going explore one of san francisco's new parks with bay area back south. first after more than 2 decades of business, a beloved athletic apparel store in concord is closing its stores with the owner plans to do with all that new free time. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or menta

now this time is a sad time for us here at kron. 4. it was one year ago that her friend kevin nishita was shot while providing security for one of our reporters in oakland, kevin was rushed into surgery but died from his injuries. days later, 2 of the 3 men charged with this murder are in custody while the search continues for this or 3rd suspect kron four's dan kerman talked with kevin's wife about this past year and her focus on getting justice for harassment. >> it's been one year. it's been sad. it's been an emptiness. it has it's just we miss him. we really miss in virginia. is talking about life without her husband. kevin. >> last year on the day before thanksgiving, kevin nishita was shot and killed during an attempted robbery while providing security for a kron. 4 reporter in oakland. i was expecting him to be here, you know, during this time and he's not. so i had to make my new steps. make the steps on my own. now. and it's. it's very sad. shuttle hyun, michel and herschel hale are now in custody and awaiting trial on murder

amanda hari kron. 4 news coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news. millions of californians are still waiting for their inflation relief. check from the state. >> we'll have more detail timeline on when that delivery ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. like a trip to great wolf lodge. for your money this morning, millions of californians are still waiting for the middle class relief fund. >> the franchise tax board is now released. a more detailed timeline when people can expect those payments. a lot of this is going to depend on whether or not you qualify for a golden state stimulus payment last year. those who qualify are going to get their payments much sooner. those who got their stimulus by direct deposit should have gotten a refund through direct deposit last month. those who guided by check will receive their refund via debit card on the date seeing on your screen. okay. guess it's all gone. depends on your last name. so if you're in disease, that's november

eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and just a reminder, kron 4 is going to bring you live local coverage election night. of course, we're going to have crews all over the bay area with everything from the local mayoral races to statewide propositions. be sure to tune in tuesday, beginning at 05:00pm for complete election night coverage. >> election day obviously is almost upon us in contra costa county election officials are urging voters to return their mail-in ballots asap. they're also issuing reminders that mail-in voting is safe. they say ballots go through an extensive security check. once ballots reach the elections office. the envelopes are processed twice through machines. they also go through a signature verification process. the ballots are then sent to this warehouse where workers removed the ballots from there on the lopes. lastly, the ballots are sent to the tabulation room workers sort through the ballots with scanners. >> we don't have late. we don't know who's winning, who's losing until 08:00pm on election night and all getting your ballot in early does is help us get y

ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank >> although votes are still being counted in the race for san francisco, da appointed out mayor london breed's appointee, brooke jenkins is now declaring herself the winner, both the mayor and the district attorney took a bit of a victory lap today. kron four's haaziq madyun was there and has this report. so at this point based on the numbers, we at the point now where we believe we can declare a victory in this race. >> i'm feeling pretty good. san francisco mayor london breed and newly elected san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. we're in chinatown, taking a victory lap the day after the good morning. good here is mayor breed giving shout out to all of her appointees. matt dorsey, ahead to see our district attorney. >> i'm in the place she's and to see school board members. >> and a great place, including our community college board member that i point grain. >> a decisive win. i think as i tried to make clear for the last 4 months, san francisco is no longer safe h

i'm rhb nesbitt kron, 4 news. all right. thanks very much, rob, for that live report. >> and turning now to the latest in the fight over inflation, smaller interest rate hikes from the fed should happen soon. this coming as fed reserve officials evaluate the impact policy is having on the economy. these new details all according to minutes released from the fed's meeting earlier this month. while officials added less severe hikes are ahead. they also saw fewer signs of inflation slowing down. they're concerned focused on risks to the financial system. if the fed continue to move forward with aggressive interest rate hikes, the central bank's next interest rate decision happens. december 14th. if numbers go up again, the impact would be felt on consumer and business loans, including credit cards and mortgages. the irs says your refund for the 2022 tax year may be smaller than in years past. that's because of several recently passed changes to the tax code. the irs announcing taxpayers who take the standard deduction instead o

dan thorn kron, 4 news. all right, dan ufc heavyweight champion cain velasquez walked out of jail this morning. >> after posting a 1 million dollar bail. alaska spent 8 months behind bars after being charged with attempting a to murder harry who is accused of molesting a four-year-old relative of velasquez. the judge ordered alaska as to be on house arrest with a gps monitor. plus, outpatient treatment for impulse control. meanwhile, a preliminary hearing for a hayes child molestation case is scheduled for november 14th. >> the last attempt by elizabeth holmes to get a new trial has failed. the theranos founder was convicted of fraud and conspiracy back in january. her attorneys requested a new trial claiming a key witness told holmes he regretted his testimony. a judge ruling says there is not enough evidence to back up that claim. holmes remains out on bail but will be sentenced november 18th. she faces up to 20 years in prison. >> coming up, the votes still being tallied. but san francisco district attorn

get kron four's. gayle ong has that story. >> a live performance lifting holiday spirits as hundreds of people enjoy warm thanksgiving meal at the unitarian universalist church in san francisco event was put on by 10 drilling test the holiday dinners and all volunteer organization founded in the 70's when tennessee a drag queen received several turkeys and was inspired to conserve them to the local tenderloin residents on thanksgiving. our goal is to make sure we take care of our community and i'm also an immigrant. i know how it feels to be holiday you don't have your family with you. so we create that environment for community members to. >> one, some people feel like their home and taking care around maya and brent daddy. monroe are nurses by day they serve as the emperors and emperor of the nonprofit imperial council of san francisco family >> many people have been shut down that's why we dressed up say welcome, everyone regardless of you're from here, always the line was out the door at the corne

has it made kron 4 news? >> well, of course, is halloween and the oakland police department is reminding people about some trick or treating safety tips for tonight. we want to make sure the trick or treaters pay attention to the traffic. they advise walking in well-lit, well populated areas. and if you cross the street, make eye contact with drivers to make sure that they see you and when possible wear bright clothing or reflective material. police are also reminding drivers to slow down tonight. and when it comes to candy, police say make sure it is securely wrapped and if not throw it out. >> all right. so lawrence is here and it sounds like for the halloween no trick or treaters is going to be a treat. >> it really i mean, this is the sweet spot because after this everything changes, we've got the rain that's likely to move in. but tonight we've had some of those clouds moving through throughout the day. here you go. here's your last halloween forecast. if you're stepping out the door this evening, they s

kron 4 dot com.ther news now a man accused of stalking and preying on young women around the university of san francisco campus is facing additional charges tonight. that's after 6 additional victims have come forward saying 34 year-old resident. >> bill hobbs assaulted them. hobbs was initially charged with 16 felony and misdemeanor counts. >> for numerous alleged crime speck on october 14th today, the san francisco district attorney announced the new charges which include misdemeanor public nuisance, misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor assault. hobbs is being held in the san francisco jail without bail. several teachers with the san francisco unified school district either called out sick today over left work early. >> in protest over persistent payroll problems. those teachers say that for months now they've been dealing with things like not getting paid on time or not receiving their benefit. it comes after the district switched to a new payroll system that was back in march. the district has pro

up with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news here on tuesday, november 20th. i'm reyna harvey. many of you already starting to go back to work. we got a look at that forecast for you. jot. it has been a pretty chilly one. say the you know, last week for thanksgiving, it was so nice and warm. but yesterday we made a little adjustment getting back to our seasonal averages. >> good to be keeping with those seasonable temperatures again today and a cold start this morning colder than we were yesterday where we're sitting right now. clear skies across the bay area. you can see there's no fog out there whatsoever to start this morning. redwood city fremont's, dublin livermore among our spots. well, down in the 30's, san francisco, one of her more mild areas along with alameda at forty-seven degrees. much of the north bay also falling into the 30's nap and just above freezing right now at 33 degrees. now, these numbers are cooler than they were yesterday. santa rosa's down 13 degrees from 24 hours ago conquered and san francisco down 6 degrees from the same point yes

kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a nonprofit that helped with the search. >> after months of searching the remains of 24 year-old alexis, gabe of oakley have been found a resident of plymouth notified the amador county sheriff's office that they found. they thought where human remains a forensic dental specialist confirmed they belong to gate. >> on the one hand, it's relief relief that they know what happened in have to search any longer. but i can tell you that when my daughter, when i discovered that my daughter was truly debt. was the saddest day of my life. and i didn't want to wake up the next morning. mark last his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and killed back in 1993. >> since then, his foundation has raised awareness about missing people like gave up despite police declaring gave homicide victim in june class imagines this confirmation of her death will be the family. you hold out hope until the very, very last moment. >> now you have 2 gave went missing back in january. investigators

kron. 4 news. the heights.ce to see stories of people helping and running to 8 people. >> back here at home, we've been focused really primarily on the weather and now that we're here into our friday weekend, i think we get a small break in terms of range on, but it's not for long. >> yeah. in the middle of this break right now, yesterday. such a nice one today. going to be another nice one. tomorrow we start to see rainfall returning that storm door open slowly into the afternoon. then swings wide open tomorrow night and allows us a pretty consistently rainy forecast into much of next week where we're at right now, golden gate bridge, crystal clear. love to show that bridge when you can see it because most of the time fogged in from the sierra to the bay area. it's quiet right now. we are going to be looking at a very different end to the weekend for the sierra nevada. so today's travels up there. easy not so easy as you're heading back from the mountains on sunday where we're sitting right now. we have this w

kron 4 news at 9. we'll be in a stunning show of defiance, protests started across china over this past weekend over. >> that country's so-called 0 covid from shanghai to beijing. protesters are saying the covid lockdowns are too strict and they're demanding china's president xi jingping resign. so for more, we're joined by cal state east bay, professor of communication grant keen grant these a really unprecedented. have ever seen anything like this? >> well, of course, we've seen precedent hong kong which in some ways per allow the social media aspect of what has been going on in terms of getting the information out and so there is some precedent. it's a much different, though, in the sense that this is mainland china and i get is known for i'm having it firm hand when it comes to communication, technology organizing as we all see on the screen. >> just really don't see it. like you said the mainland do we have a sense of of how many people are participating is a really across china and what is going

you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. good morning.here on a friday morning. the friday after thanksgiving black friday a of people still do that tried a lot of haha, i'm james fletcher. >> and i'm sara stinson. thank you so much for joining us. let's head to john so i can get my voice one acid, indigestion. haha are all exactly. you know, some of those things yesterday might be hold you down a little bit. we're moving a little slower this morning. but yeah, all the time in the world to step out there and enjoy what's eventually going to be a gorgeous afternoon ahead of us. nice sunshine and temperatures just as warm as they were yesterday. looking out there at the east bay. we do have a clear view all the way out to the coastline. not a lot. we got to contend with for early risers. if you're up this morning, i know you're probably got something to get done. you may be heading outside here in a few minutes. it's cold for now, but we will warm up livermore, redwood city, dublin in concord, in

kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live from our newsroom with more on how local lgbtq spaces are kind of rethinking their security. rob grant when it comes to nightlife, bars and clubs working creating safe spaces for patrons this weekend shooting is now making those owners question. if more needs to be done at the door. >> the shooting at club que lesson for all of 2 minutes. witnesses say the shooter entered the front door making his way to the crowd firing office. he went. >> 5 people were killed during the chaos. i spoke with tyler dawson who lives in colorado springs into found out sunday that his friend eric trump was one of the 5 devastating to know that. >> that was one of the people that was lost. he was an have dustin described club q as a safe space for the community in colorado springs to call home his friend. rob was a bartender at the club where police say 22 year-old anderson lee aldridge used an ar 15 semiautomatic weapon, but also had a handgun and additional ammo. >> safe places

in san francisco, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news 5. >> and make sure to join us tonight here on the kron. 4 news as we honor native american heritage day. we're taking a look back at the 1969 occupation of alcatraz, which drew national attention to indigenous rights kron four's ella sogomonian introduces us to the woman who spearheaded the protest and they're going to be taking a trip out to the island. let's talk a bit about our forecast now. switching gears here as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge out there in the background. and we can see a little bit of a breeze moving that flag over there. i know britney begley, a kron, 4 meteorologist. he's been tracking the conditions outside and also the spare the air day lure. yeah, that's the top story for us. reasly? the spare the air alert. those warmer conditions we just showed you that can regular the breezy conditions. you can see that flag going back and forth. >> all because high pressure ridge bringing us again those hazy conditions. we have warmer temperatures and you can see as we peak in even are around the area are goi

amanda hari kron, 4 news >> the state 11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. doctors are expecting a surge in hospitalizations, especially of kids with viruses this season. we'll tell you what the so concerned about and how you can make sure that you protect yours. and lawmakers getting ready to return to congress will see what they need to get done before january. 1st. >> places we watch. temperatures get to the mid to upper 60's in some locations today with some high cloudiness here. we'll have a look at your forecast coming when we come back right now. and as grad to traffic gradually continues to build out we're seen slow spots across the >> mister cleared for takeoff. it was a good we sorry, gore longer. sorry, plane takeoff launched. but that's why we try that again. part of us prepare for launch. go i need do this, ok? so it's going to maybe 10 o'clock our time. yes, that's though. so far everything is green. we're go for launch tonight after how many delays we had because of hurricanes because of weather. technical, a mechanical issues. but it looks li

terry says stasio kron 4 news. new details tonight on the car that was found buried in the backyard of an atherton mansion 2 weeks ago. >> the atherton police department believes that the car was buried as part of a an insurance scam was found october 20th after landscapers discovered it during a job at a home on stockbridge avenue. authorities have confirmed that they did not find any evidence of human remains in the area. police say the 1991 mercedes was buried sometime in the 90's. the car was reported as stolen to the palo alto police department and to an insurance company. the registered owner was john liu, who is now dead alou also on the after 10 property from 1991 to 2009, he was convicted of murdering his secret lover. back in 1966, although that conviction was later reversed, more directly related to this case. lou was arrested for insurance fraud for sinking his yacht and claiming it was stolen several years after he appears to have done something similar with this car. president biden is in california t

bay area. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. a mass layoffs have officially begun at social media company. twitter kron four's charles clifford joins us live now from twitter hq in san francisco with the latest on what we know charles. >> hi there. yeah. so i'm here along mid market. that is the twitter headquarters right behind me. now the building is closed down. there's nobody going in or out today. employees were told yesterday to not come in and the layoffs are happening as we speak. people are being notified electronically. we understand mainly through email whether or not they still have a job was going to take a look at some video here. now twitter has about 7500 employees worldwide at 25 officers. but the headquarters is here along the mid market were about 2000 people or so work. we don't know exactly how many people are being let go the last sort of estimate we heard was that potentially half of the

kron four's dan kerman has more. how proud i am that we affirmed clearly with conviction. >> that we are true. freedom state. that we embrace the rights women and girls, not only to california voters put the right to an abortion in the state constitution, but so did voters in vermont and michigan will keep fighting like to protect fundamental rights as they continue to be under assault across the nation. we made huge strides yesterday while the passage of prop one changes little in california. >> backers say it does send a clear message basically ensuring. >> a degree of confidence. 4 patients for families who live here or who need to flee from their home states to get care. >> but legal experts point out not even an amendment to the state constitution is set in stone. any state can pass 5 different constitutional amendment saying we're protecting the right to choose. but if the federal government decides to ban abortion, then that's a conflict between the federal government and state governments. and we know what ha

kron 4 will keep you updated on the election. results scanning that qr code will take you to our website kron 4 dot com. and once you're on our homepage. >> you'll see a tab. it's called 2022. midterm election results that drop down tab will have all the results listed for you. ever since. elon bought twitter little the company has been in a perpetual state of chaos, culminating person fridays layoff of half the staff. that chaos continues this week with in order today to return to the office. >> we also have new legal filings, federal regulator shining a spotlight on the company end. musk is saying today twitter may not survive the economic downturn. our kron four's dan kerman breaks it all down for us. following last week's mass layoffs.r twitter's new owner elon musk is e-mail. the company's remaining employees. >> ordering them to return to the office for work. then in the staff meeting thursday said some exceptional employees could seek an exemption. but others who didn't like it could quit may be trying to make life so diff

just head over to kron 4 dot com. chp officers are investigating a deadly crash wednesday in oakland involving a motorcycle. it happened in the afternoon on 5.80, right near 106 avenue off-ramp. a man on a motorcycle lost control and hit that center divide. it was thrown off. he was then hit by a car in the eastbound lane. that area 5.80, was shut down for a time. all lanes have reopened and also to oakland, police are investigating a shooting that injured 2 people wednesday. officers say it happened just after 3 in the area of 30th and brooke streets near sprouts grocery store. we're showing you video that scene from the citizens app. the 2 people shot were taken to a hospital. no word yet on what led up to that shooting. a new numbers from calfire reveal arson arrests are up compared to previous years. cal fire has made 151 arson arrests so far in 2022, that's up from one 49 last year. and back in 2020, the agency made 120 arrest. cal fire is reminding people you can remain anonymous to report when someone starts an

amanda hari kron, 4 all right. amanda try and stay warm tonight. >> a couple of developing stories we're following in the tech world tonight met a parent company of facebook set to lay off thousands of workers this coming week. it's the latest tech giant to trim their workforce following twitter lift and microsoft. a spokesperson for the company declined to comment but did direct us to comments made by ceo mark zuckerberg last month. but as stock prices have been sliding, likely leading to a downsizing in the 3rd quarter earnings call, zuckerberg said the company expects to be the same size or quote, slightly smaller come 2023. >> more news coming out of twitter tonight after a layoff of roughly half of its staff on friday. the company is now reaching out to dozens of employees who lost their jobs and asking them to return. that's according to a report from bloomberg news. the report says that some of those who are being asked to return were laid off by mistake. others were let go before management realize they're

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.an francisco is launching a new guaranteed income program for low-income members of the city's transgender community. >> mayor london breed said the program will provide eligible san franciscans with $1200 each month for up to 18 months. >> says the goal is to help address financial insecurity within the trans communities. the guaranteed income for trans community members or gift program, as it's called, will also provide services such as gender affirming medical and mental health care as well as financial coaching. the city will accept applications from november. the 15th through december, the 15th well for cell sogomonian is getting additional details on this she will have that information coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at night. well, let's check on our weather forecast tonight. that beautiful shot that we love to see if the golden gate bridge a clear golden gate bridge with the he was a pretty kron. 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez mabry. so you're talking about cooler weather

thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i pale more and i'm ken wayne. that mass shooting happened just days after a gunman opened fire inside an lgbtq nightclub in colorado that left 5 people dead tonight shooting happened at a walmart in chesapeake, virginia. this is an area they call the tide water outside of norfolk, virginia. >> just after 10 o'clock eastern time, authorities have confirmed the suspect in this case is dead, apparently took his life as police were approaching. but still details have not yet been released. unclear just how many people were killed or injured in the shooting. police are only saying there are multiple victims in both situations. earlier, police briefly said that what respond told reporters what responding officers found at the scene. >> course of the next 30 45 minutes were able to find multiple fatalities and multiple injured parties. i was just the fire department able to put rescue and tactical teams together to go inside too. provide lifesaving measures rapidly and quickly. and through the course of the investigation

a look at the impact with a live report from dc when kron 4 news at noon returns. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and along with our local races, we are following the big national races as well. a few of them could shift the balance of power across the country. washington correspondent raquel martin joining us live now from dc with a look at what's happening around the country. recall. well, both sides of the aisle are calling this midterm election. one of the most consequential in u.s. history. all eyes are going to be on that so-called red way. we know republicans >> are set to take back control of the house. but the big question is, well, democrats hold on to the senate. >> the direction of congress and the president's agenda are on the ballot today. >> it's a choice between 2 very different visions of america. in his final pitch to voters monday night, president joe biden called on americans to reject a wave of republicans. >> vying for seats in congress. dozens deny the 2020 election results are markers is a risk. and we know that this is your moment to defend it. well,