larry rothman: families want answers.ecially in cases where there's suicide, families want answers. this could be just as it seems, a husband who found his wife who had taken her own life. correct. i think i even made that comment to bj horn on the phone call, when he called me, that it sounds like a suicide to me. stephanie gosk: the police spent much of the day going through the allan home, and with jimmy's help, they began to piece together the events of amy's last day. it started, he said, like every other. just listening to music and making lunch and breakfast, smile on her face. stephanie gosk: around 7:30, amy sent ashley off to school and jimmy went to work. he came home at lunch for a nap. phone records show that amy was home all day texting with a friend. ashley had a friend over, kayla, after school. amy picked her up, and i was just kind of in bed, and they came here. she made everybody dinner. 6:30, we rolled out to take them to the game. stephanie gosk: just after 6:30 pm, amy and jimmy dropped ashley and he

i'm stephanie rothman. business owners sounding hopeful tonight after california voters overwhelmingly approved prop 36 results show 70% voted yes. on the measure, the law increases the punishment for certain crimes for repeat offenders. kron 4 sarah stinson has reaction. business owners say they felt helpless after being burglarized again and again. >>but now they say they feel at ease knowing propped 36 will hold serial thieves and drug offenders accountable. >>i had cash stolen. about to tap of yet, as you track the plane tried to. >>going to the atm cutting couldn't get into that. so fish or register bay area, business owners fed up with rampant theft now relieved after california voters passed prop 36. the new law would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes >>bring california back its former glory. very thrilled to hear that 36 asked passed. i believe that people have spoken under current law, thieves stealing items under $950 are often charged with misdemeanors. propped 36 would reclass

i'm stephanie rothman. voted unanimously to declare no confidence in the san mateo county sheriff. the council is now part of a growing list of state and local leaders calling on christina corpus to resign after a report was released about her. that explosive 400 page report released earlier this month accused sheriff corpus of creating a toxic work environment by using racial and homophobic slurs. as well as having an inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. the sheriff has denied all of these allegations and has been refusing to step down. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest rate from. >>we have, in fact, as stated this evening, lost confidence in the sheriff. the san carlos city council is calling on embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus to resign. the city council made a unanimous decision monday night. the motion is so true your world. in 2010, the city of san carlos dissolved its police department and started a contract with the sheriff's office. and while the council believes this i

i'm stephanie rothman. >>a war of words is escalating tonight between the san mateo county sheriff and the board of supervisors. the board held special meeting tonight and called on sheriff christina corpus to resign. this just one day after the release of a scathing report about the sheriff, hundreds of people attended the meeting, including the sheriff herself to make a statement. kron four's. sara stinson is in redwood city with some of the details. >>more than 1000 people attended the board special meeting, both in person and virtually the board unanimously agreed. they have no confidence sheriff christina corpus among those attending the sheriff herself just before the san mateo county board of supervisors approved a no confidence vote against sheriff christina corpus wednesday. a bombshell. >>that is why effective immediately. i'm appointing dr. victor inj to the position of assistant sheriff. i am the sheriff of this county. anananananswer to the people of mateo county who elected me. i will not be b

i'm stephanie rothman. new tonight.t president elect trump's pick for the next defense secretary was previously under investigation for assault in monterey. >>monterey police confirmed they investigated peter headset connection to an alleged assault that happened at a motel back in 2017. police say the incident happened overnight and didn't provide any details about the victim. only say that the victim suffered a bruise on their right thigh he currently works as a fox news host and trump named him as defense secretary nominee earlier this week. and the south bay, emotions are running high over the latest school district's proposal to close several locations. the alum rock union school district in san jose is trying to close a 20 million dollar budget deficit. parents, students and teachers gathered at a board meeting on thursday night to speak out against the plan. kron four's sara stinson joins us after talking with them about their concerns. >>a lot of emotions inside the packed board of trustees meeting. each person

news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>while by this time tomorrow night we made all result of some of the key races of this election season, including the next president of the united states in anticipation of possible disruption related to election results here at home. oakland police say it's stepping up patrols for election night and some business owners are taking matters into their own hands. kron four's lindsey ford has all the details. >>yes, driving through downtown oakland even the oakland city center. i saw all healthcare buildins, clinics and bodegas boarded up one resident telling me he's hoping for a peaceful night. >>proudly displaying and i voted sticker on his shirt. oakland resident eddie coach dropped off his ballot monday evening. we just back to courthouse. >>in the late it's place go it. >>while walking around downtown oakland, he took pictures of boarded-up storefronts. business owners taking precautions of potential looting on election night. hopefully it's necessary. >>in car. >>and right. he ref

i'm stephanie rothman.rt tonight with breaking news out of the east bay, the union city bart station is currently closed because of a shooting. it's it took place in the parking lot involving one of their officers. this is video of the scene shared on the citizen app. you can see a shooting took place there just after 9.30, one person was shot and taken to the hospital. their condition is unknown at this time and no word yet on a motive. but bar police say trains are not running. instead, they are offering bus services between south hayward and fremont. this is developing story and we will bring you the latest information as it becomes available. and the north bay police say u.s. postal worker has been killed in a crash. >>police say the crash happened shortly after 5 this evening in santa rosa. the mail truck and an suv collided at the intersection of corrigan street and north pine parkway. the usps letter carrier was thrown from the truck and was found dead at the scene at this time. police believe the ma

>>welcome back on stephanie rothman.r fans of klay thompson, the former warriors star and splash brother was back at chase center on tuesday night, but not to play with the dobbs, but against them. onfour's. lindsey ford is at chase center where she spoke to some of the fans. >>there's so many of klay thompson's fans here that are rocking his old number 11 warriors, jersey. but there also rocking his new jersey number. 31 with the mavericks. his fans are so happy to have him back here in the bay. but it is a little touchy. a lot of his fans tell me this could be a sense of emotional closure. >>klay thompson back chase center tuesday night. not as a warrior, but as a member of the dallas mavericks, jennifer vargas, a longtime warrior and thompson fan, rocked the mavs jersey to show her support for thompson. i'm a lifelong warrior fan, but i'm 100% klay thompson and i'm here to say clay vargas says she misses the steph curry and klay thompson due out on the court. know morss best place for yeah, it's very thompson is a fan

rothman. >>while history has been made in alameda county tonight with 2 leaders who face recalls. >>now seemingly on their way out. district attorney pamela price, who's faced criticism for being too lenient with criminals has officially been recalled by her voters. the associated press has called the race in favor of the recall effort. you can see the numbers on your screen 65%. there of the voters supported the recall and price is now the first ca in alameda county's history to be removed from office through a recall election. as supporters of the recall are ready to move forward and help the board of supervisors act quickly in choosing a replacement kron four's. well, bellow has more details. we think that. >>there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office and we'd like to see them act as quickly as possible. >>campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we felt com

i'm stephanie rothman. thousands of san francisco hotel workers remain on strike tonight, demanding higher pay and health benefits. the worker's work walked off the job 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford brings us the update. >>yeah. hotel workers that are on strike say that the pay that they're getting now isn't cutting it. they're struggling to pay for essential items like gas, rent and groceries. >>we're fighting for our benefit. hotel workers chanting on the megaphone. they want major hotels like san francisco hilton agree to a proposal here. union road detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits as long as they signed the contract, ready to fight selma and employee san francisco hilton is a single mother of she says the wages at hilton aren't cutting. is so hard people to especially when you have family. >>we asking a big race couple dollars along with norma from the left t hihihihihilton for 9 years. she says she's striking because ever since the pandemic. >>her workload ha

i'm stephanie rothman. a south bay father and son are back in a bind with caltrans planning to sweep their encampment tomorrow. we first told you about the man and his son when they were setting up a day of the dead altar last month. caltrans has initially planned that they would sweep then but agreed last minute to hold off until after the holiday kron. 4 shock moment is at the encampment where the father and son have set up new holiday decorations. >>the family who set up the state to seen says that they want to hang on to it for a little while longer. while they still hold out hope that they get to come across some kind of housing solution as they've only been homeless in san jose for just under 90 days. >>in this corner of dirt off highway 2.80, in san jose's in the christmas spirit. miguel mariama says it took just a couple hours to i mean, i can do wave. and mean, you have and i that i decided i do every year. it also helps that his past job was as a handyman, but he was fired from that job that also

i'm stephanie rothman. >>parking in san francisco is about to get even more difficult with a new warning about parking to class to close the crosswalks. the city plans to start enforcing a new state daylighting law on january. 1st. >>but warnings have to start go out today. this has a lot of drivers concerned about a loss of parking spots. kron four's sara stinson spoke with residents today and has more. >>at the start of the new year, drivers must park at least 20 feet away from a crosswalk. that's about the distance from the camera to me as well from the car that you can see this new daylighting law. it's a concept to create more visibility for cars and pedestrians. it is a struggle to finparking spot in san francisco. impossible. sometimes you have to circle the block and starting january 1st, it might get even harder. the city's transportation agency sfmta plans to start enforcing a state daylighting law that went into effect earlier this year. it requires drivers to park at least 20 feet or about one c

i'm stephanie rothman. more developing news tonight. coming out of san mateo county sheriff's of. so they the assistant sheriff resigns this after county supervisors formally called on sheriff christina corpus to resign. are the findings of a scathing report. here's kron four's their son since conversation with the county supervisor. >>the weeklong saga continues around the san mateo county sheriff's office. the assistant sheriff matthew fox resigned friday morning after working in the department for 25 years. my first thought was of the public health and safety of the ns of san mateo county residents who live here. >>to have this must just this much dysfunction in the command staff.s county supervisor ray mueller. he says fox is not the only one leaving the department. the amount of dyction n n n n withi the sheriff's department. that's all the way up. i mean, the number of departures we actually have had the command staff. it is really problematic. the dysfunction within the department was uncovered in an

i'm stephanie rothman. >>whether you're headed out town by plane car or train travel. this thanksgiving holiday is expected to break some records. the tsa expects to screen 18.3 million people at u.s. airports just this holiday. that's a 6% increase compared to the same seven-day stretch last year. the busiest day to return home will be sunday. the tsa expects 3 million people to pastor on that day alone. and as for staffing at the airport, tsa says it's ready to handle the influx of passengers. officials say they have the highest levels of staffing in the administration's history lives together. security should stay under 30 minutes nationwide on the road. aaa predicts some 80 million americans will drive to destinations between today and next monday. and right now the cheapest place to fill up in the bay area is solano county at about 4.40, a gallon followed by santa clara, alameda and contra costa county. then marin county, napa county sits at 4.54, gallon followed by san mateo, san francisco. and the mo

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i'm stephanie rothman. that breaking news out of the mountain west women's volleyball tournament. both the state is forfeiting a match against san

i'm stephanie rothman. >>the north bay tonight is bracing for rain as a bomb cyclone approaches.hat storm is expected to then trickle down to the rest of

i'm stephanie rothman.t of the east bay, the union city bart station is currently closed because of a shooting. it's it took place in the

mission spent the past was spent 14 seasons in the >>welcome to kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. election day is right around the corner. so tonight we're doing a special election preview. breakingdown the top races and the biggest stories to look out for in the bay area and beyond. one of those talked about propositions this election cycle is prop 36. yes. vote means people convicted of certain drugs or theft crimes could receive increased punishments. that includes longer prison sentences and in some cases, people call possessing illegal drugs will be required to comp

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stephanie rothman, back to you. >> today featured sunshine clouds of vertical development. lightning strikes, raindrops. we had a little bit of everything and you still may see a few raindrops in overnight tonight and tomorrow. but i wouldn't be surprised if it were dry for you. that's not the big story. now the big stories are as follows. a high surf advisory right along the california coastline, 12 to 18 foot waves and they could be very dangerous. they can just appear without warning sweeping across the beaches and the rocks. so be very careful. not a good day to go swimming tomorrow or to surf next big issue. coastal flood advisory mainly for the counties surrounding the san francisco bay. that's in effect through monday at 4 o'clock. that's for minor flooding could be in parks and parking lots things like that. north. a freeze warning. not tonight, but tomorrow night through saturday morning. concern for people time. bring everybody inside. get your pets inside, protect your plants. and of course, protect your pipes. finally, a winter weather advisory that's up in the

i'm stephanie rothman. we start tonight with a bomb cyclone, an atmospheric river hitting the bay area tonight. >>and bringing with it rain and n the forecast lingering well through the weekend. kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnowere e e e e tracking the storm. florence. >>really has been getting pounded some of the mountains there over 8 inches of rain and counting. u gegegegeget in san francisco are talking about too tense of an inch of rain shield really been focusing to the north that atmospheric river event. and there you go. the national weather service has issued flood watches across the entire north bay. and we've seen some rapid rises on some of the crease colgan creek. you see some minor flooding there and the possibility of some more overnight tonight. here we go. you've got your bomb cyclone spinning off the coastline that rapidly deep in the area of essususure. and we're going to see another one just begin to develop on the backside that will likely become another bomb cyclone, bringing more r

i'm stephanie rothman. some last minute travelers at sfo are going through some different emotions as they prepare for their thanksgiving kron. four's lindsay for checked in with some local to see where they're going and what their holiday plans consist of. >>and as oh, it's been a steady stream of travelers coming into the airport to fly out for thanksgiving. and earlier in the day i was here, it was very calm in the same energy applies to tonight, which assuming that's not a bad thing means that people are getting to their flights on time and enjoying the holidays like they want to. as of late as boe has had 15 delays and only one cancellation. >>jacob g needs family arrived at sfo from the east bay wednesday afternoon for their trip to los angeles. he says family time is especially important during the season. i mean, us being together. that's it. >>under one roof having dinner live spend some quality time with what the ongoing with their grandma you need is traveling with his wife and 2 daughters. they

i'm stephanie rothman. we start with the wild weather. cars trapped in flooded roads, trees crashing down and hundreds of flights delayed. >>it's just the beginning of an atmospheric river that set to bring even more rain and strong winds of the bay area tonight and through the weekend and more schools in the north bay will be closed tomorrow because of this weather. you can see the full list on sonoma county office of education's website. some of the schools have been closed since yesterday when the river first moved in for chief. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us. what we can expect over the weekend. lawrence. >>we've been coming down and the focubeenenenen in the north. they with the storm system, very heavy rainfall. in fact, record rain in santa rosa exceedinr all-time record for a day there. and now they've had over 6 inch today and now there are over 10 inches of you can believe that. but more rain continuing to fall outside right now. here's a look at some of the totals, though. the mountains i

>>welcome to kron. 4 news at 11:30am, stephanie rothman. more fallout tonight over alleged public intoxication involving an alameda city council member. some fellow council members are now taking sides. and this all started with a trip to long beach for work conference. that's where body cam footage from long beach police shows alameda city council member trish cara spencer on the ground. some city leaders argue herrera spencer needs to be reprimanded while others say she was a victim. kron. 4 shock moment has more from both sides. >>long beach police body camera footage shows the moment when officers found alameda city council member. trish, however, spencer outside a bar, you can see she's on the ground and after police say she was denied entry to a bar for being too drunk, her name tag still around her neck from a convention earlier that >>you know, i was in long beach for the league of california for new city's annual conference. the mayor of alameda was also at that same convention in october and says she found out about the incident n

noah rothman from national review joins us now.e is what our colleagues at "politico" are saying about this. trump transition advisors are discussing ways to unwind the biden-era initiatives that offered new or easy path to loan forgiveness to borrowers. biden kept losing in court on this and tried to figure out ways around it. sounds like trump will pull the plug on the whole thing. >> as much as he can. a lot of it is very complicated. education secretary cardona has left a big mess for the trump administration to unravel. adulterated the pre-application for federal aid process to agree that rolled it over. they can't make proper financial decisions. it encouraged unsound financial planning from borrowers accruing interest even as they weren't repaying their loans. there is a lot that needs to be looked at here. my colleague in national review made the point the federal government loses money on most federal loans. subsidized student federal loans because of the income stratified payment process which has ballooned costs to a deg

stephanie rothman joins us live in studio now with more on their concerns during tonight's school board meetings. stephanie. >> and while public comments were a full, a post-election tensions tonight and the local naacp leaders joined by hispanic and other black and brown community leaders spoke at tonight's meeting calling for the school board to not takes these tax lightly. the race and were sent out to an unknown amount of people across the country following election day telling black people to, quote, be ready to pick cotton, making these threats with references to slave catchers and plantations on friday, as at usd confirmed that some students have been targeted condemning the hateful attacks and offering support. but at the school board meeting tonight, some speakers echo concerns calling the text file and demanding school officials go beyond their words of condemnation and act. >> how do you plan on keeping our children safe with health and wellness, emotional care. how do you plan on making the parents feel safe with sending their children to schools? in a time. when there is so

bring in former advisor to the clintons mark penn and national review senior writer noah rothman.rk, republicans and democrats are both opposed to mayorkas and wray dropping off the morning of two days in a row. do you agree it's a strike to the heart of transparency? >> well, you know, both of those have been quite frosty when it comes to having to cooperate with congress. so the minute the election is over, of course they will say well, we're leaving office anyway. i think it is a bad show on their part. i don't think america will take notice of this but it is in line with both of them have really thumbed their nose at congress for the last two years. >> gillian: noah, it is, though, an annual hearing. not like this was a one off. it is something they offer every year on this network and we air the entire hearing in large chunks so our viewers can know about the major threats brewing abroad. >> it is representative how the biden administration is so deflated it is sputtering to a close. but it is not at liberty to do that. the president is the president until january 20th. chris

noah rothman is with us. with regard to the house, it appears republicans are in a good position now to have the house, senate and the white house here. majority, however, is slim numbers, maybe 220, maybe 221. a two or three seat majority for the house. >> leadership is concerned the president-elect keeps plucking from senators and the majority becomes in danger. they will have more cushion than that. it is very tight. the problem for republicans for speaker johnson is donald trump is taking a lot of good members. some of these people, congressman waltz, stefanik, these are good voices. they will do good work and it can be overstated. personnel is policy and i can tell you now those afraid that the trump administration would be committed to reckless, heedless retrenchment are breathing a sigh of relief. policy comes from the top down. donald trump's when it comes to variety of hot conflicts and ongoing issue in europe with north korean soldiers involved in the conflict on the ground in europe and very hostil

nor rothman joins me national reviews senior writer noah good to have you.hoopla and discussion surrounding elections. but foreign policy is the most serious job apparent -- present phases. what do you mention -- >> i am nervous about the transition period it's a period in which a lot of bad actors abroad could take advantage of the instability in the american government. donald trump is going to be inheriting two or is on as many continents. one in asia and the middle east he is being very clear on he supports israel and it supports its objectives and is hostile to iran and the constellation of terrorist groups with which israel is not war. he is also said he wants to see the conflict and as soon as possible peer does he want to see that those objectives? does the ending of the conflict aligned with what israel's objectives are which is to neutralize hamas and push hezbollah north and degrade iran's capacity to project power abroad. is he willing to risk the extension of the conflict pretty much indefinitely until those objectives are met. because the longe

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stephanie rothman, thank you for that live report, right? we're going to >> you can >> it's frankly quite depressing to be an elected official in open right now for oprah >> we're in a bad situation that's only about to get we was the mayor. >> it's recalled. create instability. can price has failed. she not honest. we are ready to tell people the that is not the solution to criminal activities. now it's time now to not do this to our attention. excuse us, mayor san francisco, an apology. there is no other mayor and he's doing what i'm doing. this is about taking care of san francisco. >> i see the city had in wrong direction. we are seeing improvements that we can win this. >> good evening, everybody. welcome back to our continuing coverage of election 2024, we want to check in on the race to replace representative anna eshoo district 16, which includes parts of san mateo and santa clara county, a controversial race here. there has been a lot of heat between a former san jose mayor sam liccardo. and you have representative evan low there an

an exciting program, one of our membliet rothman reported on a new program she has been working on withthe sidewalk search program coming out of the sidewalk seargram. she noticed there is a lot of access roots and broken sidewalks, so she is working with clc and their connectors and a new program has been called accessibility community. detailed in mymet with dpw, who are pleased with new program, but have caution that not everything will be fixed at once. they will train with the connectors and one of our members, darlen is with the connector program, stepped upright away and ready to work with juliet and both are quite excited on this. another member is working with leading age on workshops with the san francisco law consortium and working with people with dementia, and then we were alerted to district 11 fall fest october 6. meeting is october 16 where we will have our last-also our legislative commissioners, do you have any questions for president diane lawrence? >> real quick. >> sure. >> thank you for the thorough report and itgone on site visit ourselves and i know i visited bec

>>welcome to kron. 4 news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. election day is right around the corner. so tonight we're doing a special election preview. breakingdown the top races and the biggest stories to look out for in the bay area and beyond. one of those talked about propositions this election cycle is prop 36. yes. vote means people convicted of certain drugs or theft crimes could receive increased punishments. that includes longer prison sentences and in some cases, people call possessing illegal drugs will be required to complete treatment or serve up to 3 years in prison. this would revise prop 47, which was passed 10 years ago to reduce sentences for some property thefts. supporters of prop this will make california community safer and address rampant theft and drug trafficking they also say it will toughen penalties for smash-and-grab robberies, but opponents say it will have the opposite effect and actually lead to an increase in crime. they say will waste billions of dollars in the process on prisons and cut funding for victims. recent poll from the public policy institu

news at 11, 30 on stephanie rothman. >>while by this time tomorrow night m