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californians are beating big tobacco. can too. >>> wind advisories, air quality alerts and red flag warning remain in effect. red flag warnings through 6:00, they will be likely more issued over the course of the next several days. the strongest burst of offshore winds is likely to develop by monday and tuesday. but let's take a look at the offshore winds. how things are going to evolve as we head through the next couple of days. the good news in the short term is that the offshore winds will pivot. they will first weaken and become weekly on shore. that doesn't last too long. there will be another brief period on saturday. of those santa ana winds pushing any fire threat downhill and closer to the coast. it will be a fairly narrow window saturday. things should be better sunday. then it develops again monday and tuesday of next week. let's take a look at the hour by hour wind gust we have in store around the bay area. saturday, it will be a little breezy in our neck of the woods as well. not nearly as strong as the winds

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californians are beating big tobacco. you can too.ight >>> right now a rapidly growing wildfire forcing the evacuations of the pricey coastal neighborhoods in los angeles. we'll show you where the flames are being driven by hurricane forced winds. >> i haven't seen this in 43 years. and this is a first. >> and the wind is causing some issues in the bay area. our first alert weather team is tracking everything that you need to know. >>> we're learning more about an alleged crime spree by the man responsible for a high-profile bay area kidnapping that sparked a netflix special. why police say the courage of the victim is now giving others a chance at justice. >> and seeing what this did to you has changed me, i'm done, i'm never doing this again and he attacked another family just two weeks later. >>> and underway for former president, jimmy carter. we will take you to the nation's capital for today's ceremonies. >>> well, we will begin in southern california over a major new wildfire that prompted evacuation efforts. good evening, i'm

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californians are beating big tobacco. you can too.e are taking a deeper dive now into the terrorist attack in new orleans and the lives lost. family and friends have identified nine of the 14 victims killed in the new year's day attack. they include an aspiring nurse, a single mother and a father of two boys. abc news reporter lionel moise has some of their stories. >> tributes pouring in for the victims of the new orleans attack. 14 roses placed on bourbon street in their honor. jen williams donating blood today to remember her friend hubert guthro, who's 21 years old. >> and this is how my call to action. this is how i'm here to help do my part. praying for all the families. >> 18 year old cara dido was set to start nursing school. her mother saying she warned her to stay away from the area. >> i said, well, make sure you don't go to new orleans like you snuck last time. >> her friend zyon, describing the chaos as they tried to find safety. >> we ran into the bar to be protected by the this by the little divot. and i'm supposing i.

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californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. all that remains for the 49ers.s season is one last game on sunday in arizona, and with no playoffs this year, it is time to look ahead to next season. wouldn't you so rather be talking about the playoffs? it would be so much more fun for the 2025 team. could feature a duo that may have finally gotten off to a good start. here's matt maiocco with this week's 49ers overreactions. seeing ricky pearsall ball out after getting enough reps with brock purdy gives me hope for the future. overreaction, no. now, before monday night, most of the encouraging reports on ricky pearsall came from those who watched him practice during the offseason program and that brief period of time that he got on the field during training camp. and then once the game started, frankly, he did not show a whole lot for a first round draft pick through most of his rookie season. but of course, that's easy to write off because we all know what he endured before he even played his first nfl game. behind the scenes, nobody with the 49ers was doubting

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] gaining control of the southern california wildfires, though keeping a close eye on those dangerous winds. we're live from the front lines. in just a minute. frightening moments on the streets of vallejo. bullets whizzed through the air during a gun battle, hitting a two year old girl. how distraught neighbors are reacting tonight while police look for those responsible. and a school district in san jose facing the very real possibility of having to close some schools and among those on the chopping block, o

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. new warning on alcohol and it's linked to cancer. >> vivek murthy says consuming any kind of alcohol, including beer and wine, increases your risk for seven kinds of cancer and that it is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in america. >> abc news reporter zohreen shah has the story. >> the u.s. surgeon general now sounding the alarm about potential cancer causing dangers of even moderate amounts of alcohol consumption. vivek murthy on x stating that drinking is the third leading preventable cause of cancer after tobacco and obesity, and that it contributes to about 100,000 cancer cases and 20,000 cancer deaths each year. murthy stated that any kind of alcohol consumption increases risks for at least seven different cancers, including breast cancer for women and cancers in the colorectum esophagus, liver, mouth, throat, and voice box. the surgeon general also called for a reassessment and revision of the guideline limits for alcohol consumption to account for increased cance

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. been saved. >> welcomeelcome back. their fans, and chick fil a loyalists are known for their love of those signature fries. so when the chain tweaked that recipe, there erupted a waffle fry outcry. here's nightline's ashton singh. >> if there's one thing americans love, it's their fries. the average american eats roughly 30 pounds of them a year. so when something changes, people get salty. >> chick fil a y'all are wrong for changing my fries. >> chick fil a, i'm on to you. >> they did change their fries, i swear. >> chick fil a has changed their fries. i know it doesn't look like it. they taste different. >> mother of three and ceo of the clothing company nude's, darrell ann denner is a chick fil a loyalist. >> i think i've probably been going to chick fil a multiple times a week for ten years. >> she recently went viral with her complaint about chick fil a's waffle fries. >> i would say within an hour i had over probably about 2000 responses. i can't even tell you within 24 hours how many in? probably over 10,000. >>

californians are beating big tobacco.esident-elect trump prepares to take office in ten days, we're getting an inside look at his immigration plans from his border czar. he spoke with gabe gutierrez. >> we're going to take steps to secure the border. >> reporter: president-elect trump's incoming border czar tom homan tells us mass deportation will include workplace roundups. >> are we talking around inauguration day, even on inauguration day? >> i'm not going to forecast what we're doing and where we're doing it, but you can count on work site enforcement coming back. >> reporter: will mass deportation hurt the economy? >> i think mass deportation, the results of mass deportation are more important to this country than anything. we're going to protect the national security of this country. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents told us they prioritize arresting undocumented immigrants with criminal records. critics ask, what about undocumented family members. will there be collateral arrests? >> yes, it's not okay to be in this count

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too.the off season without making the postseason. and so the work begins to try and climb the mountain next season. nick sorensen is out as defensive coordinator, could be in the running for the special teams job. brandon staley will interview for the dc job along with other outside candidates. clay kubiak has been promoted to offensive coordinator. quarterback brock purdy is the franchise guy, according to john lynch. and both lynch and shanahan know this is a big offseason. >> we all got back. it was like you could tell we all were back. but you know, we wish we had a little bit more time. and when i look at a calendar now and realize we have 14 weeks until we need to get back, like i expect everyone to be ready to go and, you know, excited to really get this going and play some football. >> we don't plan on being in this place. don't like it. it's terrible to sit home and watch something that you expect yourself to be in the tournament. and we're going to go about the work and we're exc

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californians are beating big tobacco. too. >> quickly here, going to take a look at napa valley's bottle rock festival announced the music lineup for this year. we have this information on our website kron 4 dot com, including the big headliners and how you can buy tickets. but we want to do right now is give a quick live. listen in here to president joe biden. he is speaking now on the federal response to the wildfires in california. and i think we have a chance here to listen. >> so they can quickly purchase things like water if they before prescriptions. so far. nearly 6,000 survivors have registered just that. and 5.1 million dollars encourage everyone. last and together go to disaster. disaster assistance, dot, call 1, 8, 100 6 to one. 3, 3, 6, 2, repeat that number. 1, 8, 100, 6 to one. 3, 3, 6, 2, before i turn this over vice president harris, the missing. all incredible firefighters and first responders. thank thank you. thank you. santa you're not ph your the age people's lives. we're your families who are also i

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> well, developing on the kron 4 morning news of violence holiday in oakland of these 5 people are dead after multiple homicides on new year's eve and new year's day. what we know so far. what this is severely crazy happening year's eve. >> plus, a south bay family is starting the new year off without a home after an early morning house fire of the families coping. >> it's a new year and it's going to be a busy year here at the california state capitol capital tom wallace all have a preview of what we can expect from the legislature and the governor. >> is it 10? it's game week. breaking news. >> good morning, everyone. we're on top of breaking news out of san francisco right now. there's heavy police presence in the bernal heights neighborhood. you're taking a live look at the area near allegheny farmers market off of alameda boulevard. you can see a road shut down with red tape and officers investigating the scene here. we're asking san francisco police. what exactly i

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californians are beating big tobacco.an too. >> and the fbi is releasing new details about the deadly truck attack in the works. >> and a woman and child are recovering tonight after a shooting in san francisco. >> good afternoon. thank you for being with us today on kron. 4 news at 4, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis.

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. i sister called. it's just like, are you ok? at that moment. >> a helicopter floor from a house and just drop the water. and i like, oh, it's raining. she's like, oh, no, it's not raining. your neighborhood is on fire. you need to get out. >> now the deadly eaton fire and how it has exploded overnight. thousands of people trying to evacuate this fire is the one that's burning near pasadena right now. here are people that lived inside of a like a nursing home. they are all trying to be evacuated. it was a really difficult task. could also see just how windy it was last night. this fire so far has burned about 10 1000 acres. and we'll talk about the forecast now with this live. look, that's headed. a really pretty shot here at the golden gate bridge. kyla talking with friends today, knowing that all know a lot of people in la all heart breaking and you see a picture like that. you're just like so glad we got some rain. so happened? and that right? i mean, that's the thing is that, you know, we pick up all of our rain. this is our

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> and 24 right now for your help this morning, you might want to think a little bit about what you're putting in your body when you drink things because you cannot eat and candy, but you can't just as much sugar from drinks. yeah, that's the deal that we've known for years that, you know, beverages like this high in calories, high in sugar can lead to things like diabetes. >> could they also be causing hundreds of thousands of deaths per year? yeah, there's a new paper in nature, medicine and it looked at data from 184 countries. >> and the findings might surprise you. researchers estimate that 2020 alone. >> 2.2 million new cases of diabetes. and 1.2 million new cases of heart disease were linked to sugary beverages. they also report a staggering 340,000 deaths worldwide. >> that very same year all associated with those diseases sugary drink is anything that's has added sugar and at least 50 calories per 8 ounce serving. sara, regular sodas, free beverages, energy drink

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> all right. we don't need much of an introduction here. we have san francisco mayor london breed with us here. joining us here during kron for news at 3 o'clock. basically since the beginning of last year. we're so glad you're here with us today. how are you doing? post-election? well, i'm doing great. the city is looking great is feeling great. of course there's always work to be done. it's a major city, but i'm feeling good about a lot of the work that we have done to get us to where we are. so with that, your office put out some new numbers today. your last day in office really highlighting major reduction in crime. it was a 20 year low for some major crimes in the city. homicides down. 35 1% from 2023. that's a 60 year low car break-ins down 54%. under 10,000 cars broken into. that's a huge improvement. what do you credit this for? well, it took a lot of work. it wasn't just the one thing. i mean, we got a new district attorney, brooke jenkins. we worked very well with our federal and state l

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californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> welcome back.he 70's was a transformative time for rock music. we had john rose like progressive rock and hard rock and others emerging from back in the 70's died and i would know. but it sounds like you're a big fan for your time. how about the pistols? you know that in english. >> punk rock band. they made a stop in san francisco. yeah. so this is footage from our archives. it was on this day back in 1978 that the pistols played live on stage at the winterland ballroom. >> in san francisco winterland was a an ice rink and a music venue on post and steiner street before it was converted to being just a music venue by concert performer. a promoter bill graham look forward stuff being thrown up that was the the pistols >> obviously very influential inspired punk and post-punk and alternative rock musicians. look at the body of packed. maybe it was before like body surfing and but there was slamming dance too cool for that back now. yeah. and you can understand the lyrics. i don't know what they're s

californians are beating big tobacco. too. >> 10 43, the barely gun tahoe is sending out a warning to those headed up to the mountains, prepare to share the roads with local wildlife and especially watch out for bears crossing the road. they shared this photo of a bear family and say that the mama bear and one of her cubs were both recently hit by cars. the mother was badly hurt, but survived. while the cub in the middle of the photo was killed, they urge drivers, especially during ski season to slow down and be careful. you see these animals on the roads as bears are still active in the area. >> and clouds part it and now we can see the trans america pyramid, even as a bird flies by it is gray. and it has been quite rainy in many spots across the bay area. this is the first friday of 2025. widespread rain for us started early this morning in the north bay. we'll be dry out by this evening as a high surf advisory in effect. that's one of the headlines. and finally, dry weather is in our future. our near future. it will dr

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> 9.30, right now.cking out the weather here on wednesday morning. still pretty windy out. there it is. yeah, we've got john with a look at the winds and it's supposed to expire here pretty quick, right? the advisory? yeah, 30 more works and that to it. now winds have started to relax, but indeed, still a few windy spots out there for sure. we are definitely not as windy as our southern california neighbors and the most important part of it all, not as dry as them. we've actually seen a lot of winter rain where hardly had any. here's your view of san francisco. gorgeous morning. obviously all eyes are in socal. they have these high wind warnings in some cases all the way up until 06:00pm tonight. so still several more hours with those extraordinarily strong winds. our winds are about 30 more minutes and we will be done with our wind advisories. winds you can see will continue to come in by the afternoon. hardly a breeze at all. for most areas. temperature wise, we're sitting very comfortably in the 50's

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> there's no words to even describe how heartbreaking that's a lie. that's your entire life. the memories are i hope there. >> a life. and now at 3.30, we're learning that the death toll from the wildfires burning in los angeles has now gone up to 5 5 victims. now 5 people killed. that's according to the los angeles county sheriff's department. there are more than 1000 buildings that have been destroyed as these fierce flames urges raging in the los angeles area. governor gavin newsom says the state has deployed more than 1400 firefighting personnel to battle the fire. but now the palisades and eaton fire. those are the 2 big are ones right now. they're at 0% containment. >> it's going to be okay. i you know the okay. >> video from that more destructive fire that's happening right now. that's the pacific palisades fire at this video just shows what looks like waves of flames outside of this home. the person taking the video and some others that were inside the house for

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too.cially if your insurance company dropped you, which has happened to a lot of people. today is the first day that insurance companies can submit new catastrophe computer models to the state. why will the state cut a deal with home insurance companies so they can begin using those models for the first time to set our rates? the state is hoping that olive branch will convince insurance companies to stop dropping policies and actually sell new ones. in a recent interview with us, the insurance company insurance commissioner, that is expressed confidence that the deal would pay off for homeowners like you well, the first snow survey of the season is in the books, and it shows the sierra snowpack looks good for now. statewide, snowpack is at 108% of average. that's compared to just 28% of average the same time last year. the snowpack is a key component for the state's water supply forecast, but the state department of water resources warns there's a long way to go until april, when we have a

californians are beating big tobacco.with seth meyers." tonight -- john mulaney and simon rich, star of "nosferatu," actor nicholas hoult, an all-new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, i'm going to get to the news. in a post yesterday to truth social, president-elect trump suggested u.s. statehood for canada and said, quote, "many canadians want canada to become the 51st state. though i think trump is just interested in canada's abundant natural supply of white people. [ laughter ] that's right. president-elect trump suggested u.s. statehood for canada. okay, but he's going to be pretty disappointed when he finds out these are the bare naked ladies. [ laughter ] sorry, that's a real deep cut. [ laughter ] do you remember them? do you remember they're from canada? [ light laughter ] president-elect trump had dinner last night with amazon founder jeff bezos at mar-a-lago. and they

tobacco is a big one for my office. just two months ago, we released a major report on tobacco and tobacco related health disparities. it still remains the leading cause of preventable death. nearly half a million lives taken in the united states each year due to tobacco. but yes, there are other areas that we've got to look at as well. i do think food is an important one of those. we can do more to ensure our food supply is healthy, very high proportion of our diet right now is ultra processed foods, particularly for our kids. and i have real concerns about the health impact of those on our children and all of us. but it turns out that alcohol is, again, is one of those areas we've got to look at as well. and when you see the data that we lay out in this advisory, it's hard to avoid the fact that one of the things we need to do now as a country, if we want to reduce cancer risk, is reconsider how much alcohol we consume. >> and these advisories, these labels are really important. that's what you're saying. >> the labels

president-elect donald trump's vow to shake up the washington establishment could bring big changes to the bureau of alcohol, tobaccos warning the incoming administration already has the agency under scrutiny. scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: after a gun crime unlike any in modern american history, it didn't take long for the feds to identify the shooter in butler, pennsylvania in july. >> the assassination attempt on president trump, atf identified the shooter in that case in under 30 minutes. >> reporter: steven dettelbach is director of alcohol, tobacco and firearms who helped identify the gunman by tracing the assault rifle. the atf is navigating a wave of emerging gun dangers, including ghost guns, one of which was used to kill the ceo of unitedhealthcare. >> they're very pervasive because they appeal to people who can't get guns legally. >> reporter: and these small parts, some created on 3d printers which turn traditional guns into automatic weapons. dettelbach, who expects to leave his host when donald trump is inaugurated warns that this agency is a prime target for major reductions. trump has blasted

the sponsor, tobacco is emphasizing for most township communities that we can stop, you know, big, big a bit of funded, more sort of efficient businesses from coming into our space. so the only way that we can benefits and i'm satisfied these communities is to allow them to operate their businesses, but have forced them into contributing towards community trust, which will then benefit to a specific communities directly. this way of having community trust move in force, whoever is making money in our communities to then provide a direct benefit to those people in those communities at the point of use. okay. uh, that explains quite a lot for us. it was evil, quite a week ago. we appreciate your insights on this story, so thank you for your time. thank you for having me. let's take a look at it now. at some of the stories making headlines across the continent, the us as accused sedans, rock and support forces, or a staff of genocide saying the power military group has systematically murdered and raped members of such and ethnic groups. and all for the by the administration is impose sanc

. >> a big win against two e-cigarette companies that were selling flavored tobacco online to san franciscothat's something that's been banned in the city for several years. abc seven news reporter louis pena spoke with the city attorney about their legal battle and what's next. >> after a year long legal battle, san francisco is declaring victory over two e-cigarette companies caught selling their products to city residents. >> to require these defendants to ensure that their products, flavored tobacco products and e-cigarettes can't be sold or distributed in our city. >> in 2019, san francisco declared war on e-cigarettes. the ban on selling these tobacco products went into effect in january of 2020. fast forward to 2023. the city attorney's office noticed at least two of these companies were still selling to san franciscans online. now they have to stop and pay $68,000 in penalties and fees. >> as part of the settlement, the companies on their website need to include language that clearly states that these products can't be sold into san francisco. their websites also can't allow san fra

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