in sacramento the program helps people transition. a variety get these options there's a lot out there and if you're a client as hopefully a number will be includes financial aid. it's important that families take initiative because the options are increasing both college and noncollege. >> what can a family do to put themselves in the best position to haveo a good vocational outcome for that child, what do you recommend? to think about independence for the child or young adult, look at the networks to reach out to other families and again educational entities. number three, as much research as possible online and with various networks. it is a work in progress similar recommendations so one of the things i would say is find out what we have to say but we would also like to partner with other entities and the book does outline some of the ways folks can get involved and we hope it's a small step in the right direction. >> usually people are bewildered. they've heard about autism at work, daughters or sons are finishing high school or

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about a dozen of them were in the diocese of sacramento. they haven't told anyone about the abuse until they tell us. >> finnegan's law firm says the holy rosary church in woodland is where father william holden, jorge merino, abused children younger than 14 in the 70's and 90's. rondo also spent more than 10 years at our lady of guadalupe in sacramento. >> be sure use certain parishes. >> don't be grown for were traitors. >> to make sure this never happens again and again has filed lawsuits against moreno hold the diocese of sacramento and other clergy members make sure that kids are better protected today. >> and so perpetrators exposing the system that allow these perpetrators to flourish. that's the number one goal. >> a spokesperson for the diocese says allegations are taken seriously and it's looking to resolve multiple claims of abuse. many of the priests mentioned in the lawsuit had been placed on a list of a credible clergy abuse. and while this is a move in the right direction, small believes change can only begin at one place. th

reporting live here in sacramento. wallace kron 4 news time does the 6 hour long meeting suggest there are some divisions going on among the democratic caucus. >> it absolutely suggest that's a great question pound because, you know, just a few months ago and early summer, they basically had a very similar meeting in which reeve us had hoped then to gather his colleagues in the democratic caucus and become speaker, then it did not happen then. it was an hour's long meeting then because, yes, it was a fractured party then. but now here we are today all these months later and they came to this agreement where he will take over now should mention, though, that they were very clear that this was unanimous vote in the end. but that's not to say that to get to that unanimous vote. it was a contentious meeting, pam and ken 8 on early read governor newsom on all of this. >> you know, we have not yet heard back from the governor. that's a very that's the first person i actually thought of this all happened as well because, of c

today we are talking with a sacramento cardiologists. welcome, doctor. >> thank you. >> okay, michael, you are an attorney with the international attorney with a law firm and they face a huge transition from high school. and also huge options that they can choose from. these two are experts in both areas. >> can you please introduce yourself or your. >> i live in san diego. i went back to sacramento in the 70s do my cardiology residency. [inaudible] that includes the physical programs at local hospitals as well, open-heart surgery programs and practice medicine for 20 years then afterwards. working on very special projects and community development. >> would you like to tell us about yourself, michael? >> i have been involved in this for 40 years. we became involved in the early '90s. my son was diagnosed and at that time, now of course they can't mention that sort of thing. but i have nephews and neighbors and over the past 20 years and we have worked together on the program and we are working to get people into jobs. and we really come

there was even a tornado in sacramento county near gault. it was a week tornado.t cold air associated with the low-pressure system triggering thunderstorms, bringing downpours. look at these rainfall totals. for many areas, between one and three inches. it is dumping in the mountains. this is from our camera. chain controls on all roads leading up to the sierra nevada as it is still snowing. winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 tomorrow. an additional 17 inches of snow. watch out. building great -- golden gate bridge, slippery roadways. a level one on our exclusive storm impact scale through tomorrow morning. scattered showers, isolated thunder chance. look at the hourly timing. 3:00, east bay getting showers. 10:00 tomorrow morning, all of this is winding down. morning temperatures in the mid 30's to upper 40's. it's going to be chilly. bundle up. grab the umbrella if you have an early commute. you will need shades later in the day. it's going to be mid 50's to low 60's for your wednesday. you're looking at a mix of mostly sunny in the south bay to partly c

that includes oakland irs, the livermore police department, sacramento sheriff and davis police. karina nova, abc7 news. ama: karina, thank you so much. election day is fast approaching. two top candidates are competing to become santa clara county'snew -- county's new top cop. dan: the $1.2 billion powerball jackpot is up for grabs tonight. we will look at the powerball frenzy going on out there. abc7 (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, online doctor visits twenty-four seven, and free exercise classes. you can even receive money towards over-the-counter health items. call 1-866-336-3448 today and feel confident you hav

uk is 34, sacramento's 35. even thirties down south, but a frost advisory for us will take us till nine o'clock this morning. inland areas are already dropping pretty fast. in fact, there's a little low, you can barely see the circulation right off eureka. that's going to drop south. that will be the key to picking up the breezes we had into tuesday. probably tuesday night into wednesday, but it's a cold start. frost advisory out lots of thirties, mostly sunny, late breeze might pick up today. more likely tomorrow. petaluma is already 33. santa rosa's 32 napa airport, 33 lots of thirties here. colorado 34 on the peninsula. take your pick, except for around los altos in los altos hills and the coast. it's all thirties menlo park, palo alto. atherton, woodside, stanford at 33, even san mateo, belmont and foster city in saint carlos in the upper thirties. so you man, it's cold. it is cold out that low drop south and wind will pick up out of the north northeast, especially on the coast and in the hills, so that's g

a good reason for that is because of their opponent, the sacramento kings.playing very well either. they're just 3, 5, on the season. and as a matter of fact, they have lost 5 of their last games against the warriors. here at chase center. into this series. so they're hoping that they can turn things around as well. but the warriors think that this might be a good chance for them to set the tone for what they want to achieve the rest of the season. they need to work on that young bench depth. they do, of course, have plenty of veterans klay thompson seems to be coming on after his last appearance in that game in orlando. but the theme is they're happy to be back at home this season. and steve kerr said they're also happy not to have to cram 5 games into the span of a week like they did on the road trip, his car before the game. >> it's good to be i think it's nice for guys sleep in their own beds. see their kids see their i the best part of this week is we have these 2 practices will have tomorrow off and then to 2 straight days of practice, which we need to

. >>> las consecuencias de un tornado que golpeÓ a una zona rural de sacramento, derrumbando varias lÍneasce cuÁnta lluvia recibimos. >>> ayer fue un dÍa histÓrico en cuestiÓn de nÚmeros y contiendas electorales pero tambiÉn a niveles de la climatologÍa, tuvimos tornado en sacramento y granizo, y tambiÉn mucha lluvia. en 24 horas cayÓ lluvia, en el sur de la bahÍa y a diferencia de otros eventos del tiempo. en san josÉ cayÓ un promedio de 10 pulgadas, en 24 horas cayÓ toda la lluvia que caerÍa en un mes entero. en santa cruz cayeron dos pulgadas de precipitaciones. esto tiene que ver con lo ques el efecto orogrÁfico o cÓmo esÁa el relieve necesidad ciudad. santa cruz es una zona de montaÑas y mientras que san joÉe queda en el valle de santa clara y esto tiene efectos en cÓmo se comporta la lluvia. por quÉ tenemos el ocÉano pacÍfico con una corriente de aire muy hÚmedo la humedad se desplaza a 10 mil pies de altura, debajo por donde transitan los aviones, interactÚa con la regiÓn montaÑosa y produce precipitaciones. en los valles vemos mÁs nubosidad que lluvia, por eso esa diferencia de llu

our sacramento correspondent eytan wallace snap some photos of this special holiday delivery.ur screen there, the 60 foot white fir was harvested near camino earlier today. it will be decorated with ornaments made by children and adults with disabilities and will feature around 10,000 led lights. love to see it. yeah. there's a lot of fun site kyla. i want win it all. spruced up for i i did very clever. yes. well, speaking of which, you know, we're going to have to keep an eye on the weather, everybody, because what we've got blue skies now tomorrow, we'll see temperatures. >> rise up a little bit. we'll see the clouds come in later in the day. so notice tomorrow. santa rosa expect to get up to 70 degrees tomorrow. but the extended forecast shows you that it is going to be pretty rainy. a very brady run starting saturday. see chance of rain saturday sunday, monday tuesday, wednesday, you get the idea. get your rain gear ready. so in the weather department, stephanie, i'm happy to see the rain, but it is going to be a little change >> yeah, most definitely. and i'm happy to see

joining us now live from sacramento with a message from both candidates.e hoping to do before the polls close in about. >> well, isn't it interesting? good evening to you and everybody in the bay. you know, it's interesting that for the last several months during this election. we've seen the republicans and democrats go after each other, but really today. yeah. with just about a half hour left until the polls close, they do appear to agree on one thing, the californians go vote. >> incumbent governor gavin newsom and his wife jennifer siebel newsom starting this election day at the polls, casting their ballots in person in downtown sacramento. they're hoping fellow californians will do the same vote, vote, vote, vote. it all comes at the end of newsom's reelection campaign. a campaign that did not focus on his own re-election instead, spotlighting fellow democratic candidates in tight races as well as several ballot measures, including proposition one. >> yes, on prop one. >> newsom spending his own campaign funds on this ad and others urging support for

sacramento police department says they are investigating a report from wednesday on riverside boulevardr fourth avenue when a victim was shot by some type of bb or pellet gun. and then the next day, police say they responded to the laiho and fifth street after reports of a robbery. they say the suspects were armed with a firearm, stole the victim's personal property and then drove away. the school district also reported a robbery of a student two weeks ago to police. my friend told me that she was walking home and her and her friend were by themselves and they're walking and they hear like they heard like footsteps and a van like come up behind them. sophia quasar says one of her classmates was a victim. the guy jumped out kind of like, grabbed him and then took his wallet in his phone and then drove away, and they were apparently seen in a van that, um, that took off. mcclatchy's student body president has this message for parents tonight. some kids don't really like like that idea of having their phone tracked, but it is definitely a good idea to keep an eye on your kids. and that was

that was wallace reporting from sacramento for us tonight. the race for mayor in oakland is getting down to the wire as leading candidates are still trying to get more supporters to get out there and vote. cloud forests of rhesus is live in oakland this evening. she has been with one of the 10 candidates running for that office. lauren taylor's campaign team theresa, bring us up to date. >> well, hi, pam. and ken, we are here clinton and lauren taylor is expected here soon. right now. he has a still out there trying to get out the vote in the last couple of hours. now he has been really focusing on 3 key issues here in oakland. and let's talk about those. the first one about public safety. he has been adamant about the fact that the oakland police department has to be more robust right now. staffing is at 6.80. he wants to bring it up to 800. he says that one of the key issues is to make sure that there is a balance between going after and holding people accountable at the same time being compassionate in addition to public safety. he is also

sacramento international says parking areas are regularly patrolled by airport security and sacramento that there is no single lot that airport staff would consider to be unsafe. the sheriff's department did not release the exact numbers of recent thefts, but says crime overall is up. lawmakers and mental health experts are celebrating new legislation to boost resources for the new 988 suicide and crisis lifeline senator alex padilla in state assembly member rebecca bauer con hosted a virtual event to highlight the new 988 lifeline. senator padilla has supported california's pushed to combat the mental health crisis, he says accessible services are necessary and will save lives. this work is more important than ever. you know whether it's been a struggling with the effects of isolation or anxiety or stress made worse by the pandemic. we have an increased awareness of the mental health crisis in america. congress has provided more than $15 billion to help california school districts respond to educational and behavioral challenges caused by the pandemic. and if you need help, or know so

so it's a cold 1 18 truckee 30 uk i've reading sacramento 32. more of an westerly breeze. it'll turn suddenly yesterday, remember, it was a northerly direction. that's our system is beginning to sweep in just to the north, so well, that's the one that's going. that's a lot of cold air associated with that system as well. so that moves in you can see that starting to drop southward. there will be a couple of systems one will be tomorrow and another will be taken since saturday into sunday morning. snowfall still looks better than rainfall again on this as we look ahead to the sierra forecast going all the way into sunday, then monday, still 28 to 47, so we'll take it . although again those have been cut back as well. fifties on the temps here it'll be a cool pattern will get rain on thursday. very cool, breezy on friday. then it looks cloudy with rain off. and on saturday into sunday morning, pam all right. thank you, steve. and as you heard from steve, near freezing temperatures for many in the bay area still ahead, how some cities are working to protect people who are unh

i don't think have to worry about any fog crossing the sacramento valley. by the time you get up there, you've got those snow capped mountains. got those cool temperatures. highs only in the top. it out in the upper 40's see some 50's in reno. and if you're sticking around right into the weekend, things are looking good. partly cloudy skies on friday and saturday. the temperatures still staying on the cool side. but if you're sticking around early in the next week, well, things are going to change watches on the models here. looking good into thanksgiving after that. not so bad and the weekend. but beyond that, really everything begins to change as we get into monday. here comes the storm clouds and a lot of snow rolling into the sierra nevada. >> thank you, lawrence. the world health organization is reportedly planning to rename monkeypox as m-pox according to a report by politico, the biden administration has been pushing for the change saying monkeypox carries a stigma for people of color. this follows the global outbreak earlier this year with the u.s.

thank you for that report from sacramento. all right. on some of the key races to watch across the country. catherine heenan standing by with our expert panel of political pundits. yeah, well, since everybody including a tom is talking about governor newsom, we were talking about earlier. >> the fact that, of easily walked into a second term. is he now a potential presidential candidate? david, why did you say the national media would eat him for lunch? >> okay. start that he's running the 4th largest economy in the world. done a fantastic job on the budget has the best campaign people west of the mississippi. and these are folks who invite the media to talk to him. he doesn't want to talk to the media unless it's manage. you can't do that with the national press. when you're running for president in iowa or in new hampshire, you can treat the east coast press that way. you can invite them to come with you in washington, d.c., it doesn't work that way. that national press will go au will go all in and after there will be friends and will

thanks for that report. >> now let's head over to sacramento. the does taking on mike brown and the kings gold mine. and i miss him here in the bay area. beautiful basketball here. keep an eye on steph curry. just keep an eye on. see him on the left side. backdoor cut. >> draymond green finds and pretty easy. lay and warriors were down, though by 2 at the break. >> they trailed in the 4th, but went on a 13 0, run 13 to 2 run. here's part of that klay thompson tray. he had 5 above on the night gov's up by 2. but together, kings immediately went on a run of their own. the air is the knocks down the 3.11 of his. 22 came in the 4th quarter. kings up one, 15, one, 13. here is the dagger. fox misses it. but come on sabonis gets the offensive rebound and put back. he had 26 points. 22 rebounds and 8 assists >> kings win one 20 to one. 15 warriors haven't won a game on the road all year. they have a quick turnaround. they will play the spurs tomorrow night at chase center. >> all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason, thank you

it will continue to push off into the sacramento valley, bleeding nuts with some clear skies . however, i will say this. temperatures will be very chilly and even i see in certain areas. we will talk more about that in just a bit, but for now, over to you. >>> let's look at the other top stories. a member of the prominent wrath group , amigos, is dead. he was killed after gunfire erupted outside a houston bar. this happened at around 2:30 local time on the third floor balcony. the gunfire killed takeoff, who is 28 years old. there at a private party at the bar. police say about 40 people congregated on the balcony after the bar closed. then someone opened fire. two other people are wounded. >>> today, oakland mask mandate expires for a large indoor event. at least 2500 attendees are there. masks will still be required to enter tyaries and senior centers and others the big buildings. alameda county is still recommending that everyone wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. >>> today is the deadline for san francisco food establishments to apply for a parklet permit

california lottery ticket worth $41 million was sold in sacramento last night.fficials say the jackpot ticket for the super lotto plus drawing was bought at a chevron gas station. that ticket matched all five numbers and the mega number for a jackpot of $41 million. so far, the winner has not come forward gasia ation will get a bonus of $205,000 just for selling that winning ticket. already we always talk about computer models. when we talk about weather forecasting, this is another model. there's numerous models. by the way. there's not just 1234 even five years. like many different models, 10 15 20 . if you get to the private sector more than that, this is a long range rainfall map, and this is, uh, pretty showing pretty dry through the 20th through just before thanksgiving . so we're going to be dry this week. we already talked about it. i just want you to see that looks like it'll be wet up here in the northern plains dry out in the ohio valley. um does it mean it's going to happen that way? it'll probably will but doesn't always mean that this is the long r

more than 60 of his democratic colleagues met in downtown sacramento today for more than 6 hours. they unanimously voted to make grievous the next speaker come july 2023. that means that he will soon see an end to anthony rendon's leadership after some 6 years in that position. among other important duties. the speaker is in charge of presiding over the assembly helping to set the agenda. well working closely with senate leaders and the governor himself. we caught up with me this about issues he hopes to address and his soon-to-be new role. >> whether housing, homelessness, whether it's the transportation health care access we're here with the future of of the state assembly. and we're excited to begin that process to work with the governor to work with a senate. we have some of the new colleagues there said behind us with term limits. we're excited to begin that work. >> in a statement read and said that he looks forward to continue serving as speaker for the time well-known californians who have held the speakership in the past include jess unruh, who went on to serve a state tr

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some scary moments at a scan skandia fund the center and at the skandia fun center in the sacramentoa. when a roller coaster actually got stopped at the top, it's just off of i-80 in north highlands, according to sacramento metro fire, the ride suddenly stopped around 6.45. last night as folks were at the top of the track, they all needed to be removed by an aerial ladder truck. as you see here in this video. >> it was it's not like a fast. i my heart beating and we're stuck up there. they were like talking to a guy with is stuck in there like, yeah, it is. but fortunately our crews did what they're trained to do. they come here, they do pre planned this facility. they do work with the technicians here. so it's a very fluid operation that they did. they did really good day. they coming down in there like it's ok. so ultimately. >> it was a very quick operation and everybody's home safe. >> it was scary. but there are there. so they're like it was okay. >> officials say it took about 90 minutes to safely remove all of the riders from that roller coaster. still not clear what caused th

they're in sacramento to add a couple more security guards just last night. it's really about keeping people safe. we want people to feel safe. we have also a big number of security guards more than a lot of the other venues and things like that. the manager also said the club's safety changes have been ongoing effort for a while now that includes a metal detector there at the front door. captains of european teams competing in the world cup are abandoning plans to wear armbands protesting qatar's human rights record, soccer's governing body, said players who wore the armbands would immediately be shown yellow cards, two of which lead to an expulsion. the armband are part of the one love campaign seen as a rebuke to the host nation, which has been criticized for it. treatment of women, a people and migrant workers. iranian soccer players showing support for human rights protesters at home the players standing silent as their country's national anthem was played before the first match of the world cup tournament. iran is facing social and political unrest over

they have a pretty big advantage grant and justine. >> time live for us in sacramento. we look forward to your reports throughout our primetime coverage tonight. thank you so much. thank time going to send it back now to our catherine heenan who has our panel of political experts standing by, catherine. yeah, well, times just talking about the governor, we can assume the governors are reelection is pretty safe. >> does he not become a possible presidential candidate? i'm going to start with you this time. >> you know, i don't think you can have any discussion about the presidency and what it looks like in 2024. without gavin newsom's name. i love to hear michael's opinion on this, but from from a conservative standpoint, you heard in number of democrats on the other side, including democrats like a o c say when prompted and asked about biden's chances of running say, i don't know. i don't have a position. i have no idea what i'm going to do. so that prompts the question. it makes you look, you know, towards the gets towards the back up the political spectrum for the dem

investigators found a connection between a fraudulent business in sacramento all the way to new jersey. u.s. attorney says because of california's higher admission standards, car owners are a target for catalytic converter theft. they can be stolen in less than a minute and sold on the black market for more than $1000. last year there were approximately 1600 catalytic converters reported stolen in california each month. this video shows the home were law enforcement showed up in new jersey. according to court documents, three people out of sacramento allegedly operated an unlicensed business buying stolen cartilage -- catalytic converters and shipping them to new jersey for processing. that accounted for more than $38 million in sales alone. dozens of agencies contributed to this massive investigation that includes oakland irs, the livermore police department, sacramento sheriff and davis police. kristen: thank you. new details today on the man san francisco authorities say is a serial stocker. more charges have been filed against bill hobbs, after six new victims came forward. hobbs w

a nathan wallace is in sacramento with reaction from both sides. the governor came into election day as california's 40th governor and after election day, he will remain california's 40th. governor, thank you. >> very this is a look at his campaign victory speech on election night. it was a lot like what we saw during his campaign itself focusing not necessarily on his own re-election instead putting his attention on other things, including several ballot measures like proposition 1, 2, in trying to board right to the state constitution. so it's not surprising he delivered his own victory speech at the yes on prop one victory party. still, he had a message of gratitude to the people of california. i'm deeply humbled by the results. deeply humbled to have the privilege to study my as governor of the state of california. but i'm also deeply motivate. >> and mindful. of all the energy in this room. the affirmative step. the state of california took the people of california to it and unambiguous terms to our values. newsom's opponent, republican state

day voting on 7 statewide ballot measures on issues ranging from abortion to sports betting from sacramento. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look and how each proposed ballot fared. >> this is and historic moment and historic moments. a state senate president pro tem toni atkins after california voters overwhelmingly passed proposition one to enshrine abortion and contraception rights into the state constitution. we celebrate reproductive freedom. >> and that loud, clear message that abortion he is and forever will be protected in california. it was not what the no on one campaign had hoped would be the outcome arguing the measure could lead to late term abortions. proposition one is extreme. it is expensive. it is unnecessary and well, prop one past others fell short, including a pair of measures to legalize sports betting in some shape or form across the state. >> among them prop 26, it would have allowed in-person sports wagering at some tribal casinos and horse racing tracks in the state california is also rejected proposition 27 seeking to allow virtual sports bettin

in sacramento california, hundreds of parents flooded the school board meetings.ll about, causing what was originally termed, the name of the book, righteous indignation and you have to get people who don't agree with you, everybody in this room agrees, i'm preaching to the choir that's okay, but if you get people who don't agree with you to agree with you if you want to affect change. so what you are about to see is that in these people not like you, unnecessarily carveout necessarily republican on or democrats necessarily activated it all in politics of the and her angry mama there's there seeing candace mccants being affected by this danger whether it's communism or fascism or whatever you want to call it, abuse a form of child abuse. >> i like this woman and what she says in a couple of other parents of organic righteous thousand and fashion people that are just pissed off. >> and into weeks, and 30 days, he was allowed to change my daughter's mind, about some fascist that you will have led in the school. [applause] [applause] [cheering]. >> i am tired, this i

the sacramento valley, the west edge of the sacramento valley into areas over napa and lake county lookedbrunt of it. here's a look at the later this afternoon into the evening hours. we the winds are still blowing, meanwhile, are higher elevations in the east bay, as well as the center chris mountains will have an opportunity and then as usual, we will pick a c and an afternoon breeze pick up over areas along the coastline tomorrow morning. still the higher elevations north bay, east bay and down through the senator's mountains will continue to have those offshore winds anywhere from 20 to 30 mph. you can see by the shades of the yellow by the red, but it does begin to wind down tomorrow afternoon as far as when is the rain going to return? well, you can see here stopping it for you on thursday. we do have a system off the coastline here. but it kind of fizzles out as it moves closer to the west coast, continuing to see those storms move up and way over even areas of washington. we're now into next monday. this could be the shift in our weather patterns. so for the rest of the week, we'r

this is at a coffee shop in sacramento by underneath everybody was scared the f out of the students he says and send them to events where they'll get extra credit. for protesting with antifa. i wonder if the parents know about this when they go they take pictures. they write up a reflection. that's there. like i have an antifa flag on my roof on my wall and as student complained about that and you said it made them feel uncomfortable. well, it's meant to make fastest feeling uncomfortable. so you feel uncomfortable. i don't really know what he's doing here. he wants to make your students feel uncomfortable. so we confronted this man in the street in his neighborhood and he told us that we were making him feel uncomfortable gabriel. hello. how are you? i am a journalist with project veritas nice to talk with you. don't don't mind my colleague reporting we are recording but i think you're going to be more interested in what i have to say here. there is saying isn't feel comfortable by the way. he's got it hammer and sickle shirt on. i mean this guy's at high school teacher. communist he

left the city of colorado springs in mourning tonight in lgbtq+, communities are on high alert in sacramento. several lawmakers are voicing outrage and calling on the state to prevent similar violence here. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace has reaction. plus, what we've learned now that the suspected shooter's connection. >> to a member of the state legislature. >> the colorado springs mass shooting took place more than 1000 miles from sacramento. but here at the state capitol, it certainly hits close to home with reports that the suspected shooter is actually the grandson of a state assemblyman. crime scene tape, pride, flags and memorial candles all outside club q and lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. >> where a gunman opened fire saturday night, killing 5 and wounding more than a dozen others. the hill publication and sources at the california state capitol report. the 22 year-old suspect anderson lee aldridge, is the grandson of outgoing republican assembly member randy vo pell of santee in east san diego county. full pell did not immediately answer request for comment

from clothes i general low vow affordable housing similarly is 15-20 years ago when i did w in sacramento i might have thought the state would step up and come in and funds the afford okay ouzing need there is is no chance that is happening with today's sacramento the set up here the entire set up here is to deregulate market rate housing the state does not have to spends its money on affordable housing and rely on the private sector and the crumbs through inclusionary or developer fees out that. this is why when we have the state stearn whop represents san francisco whop champions the bills all the advocates say why don't you do this stroll lining bill. let's stick it to the subbushes and do a bill about this. bloom and others put forward bills like that. those don't make it through >> samantha:. that's not the goal the real estate interests captured sacramento and our state senator is happy to legislate for, with the colleagues and with the real estate industry. the goal is it deregulate market rate housing. the idea, what do you think will help when you don't fund upon affordable housi

as soon as lawmakers reconvene. >> in the coming weeks, reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> let's check on our weather forecast. a live look outside over san francisco. another sparkly night in the city. but that's going to change rather quickly. risa rodriguez standing by with our news to be a weak atmospheric river. haven't said that in a while. >> going to tap into some subtropical moisture. but there still is that slight chance of possible pop-up thunderstorms mainly by thursday. let's take a look at what you can expect. the weather headlines for this storm. >> north bay and even our coastal mountains really going to benefit from are, in fact, are going to see anywhere from one and a half upwards of 3 inches of much needed rain, gusty winds as well all day thursday. fortunately below that wind advisory level threshold. but we could see gusts up to 50 miles per hour as that storm passes. so just a heads up there. and the good news is we're tracking a second weaker storm by this epweekend. so let's track it al hour by hour, because as you cou

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just one of 7 statewide ballot measures decided as california and speak their minds in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we have an update on the oakland mayoral race this just into the newsroom. oakland city councilmember loren taylor is maintaining his lead over felicity councilmember sheng tao taylor has 34.7 9% of the vote out. 29.1 7%. as soon as we get another update. we'll pass it along on air and on kron 4 dot com. see our ski resorts are looking forward to the holiday weekend as many of them are opening early this year. and this has lots of people headed up the mountain, feeling downright, get it. >> i'm very excited. very excited. and we plan to do some thanksgiving up there as well. so knows we will get some skiing in 2. >> that would be great over the last couple of weeks. this year has gotten several feet of snow. it certain elevation is in several ski resorts, including northstar kirkwood and heavenly plan to open this weekend. some sporting good stores that rent skis and snowboards alike say they've been busy since last weekend and they say if you plan o

siebel newsom starting this election day at the polls, casting their ballots in person and downtown sacramento. they're hoping fellow californians will do the same vote, vote, vote, vote. it all comes at the end of newsom's reelection campaign. a campaign that did not focus on his own re-election instead, spotlighting fellow democratic candidates in tight races as well as several ballot measures, including proposition one. >> yes, on prop one. >> newsom spending his own campaign funds on this ad and others urging support for the ballot measure that would enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. wake up america to what's going on. >> and the consequences of not being more proactive and getting on the offense. and that's what california it's all about. got to win prop one. we've got to get out and vote. that message echoed by california democratic chairperson. rusty hicks was certainly no shortage of issues. >> that this election is really it is about. but i think above all of them, it's about our democracy. in many ways, the fate of our democracy is somewhat, you holding in the bal

valley fog of thing out towards the big valley out towards sacramento and davis in those spots, so densewill probably go into effect there. um that time of year. so if you are traveling to the mountains, and you are thinking about going up the palisades toyota skier what have you there's gonna be valley fog, especially in the early morning hours. next couple of mornings. these are the forecast overnight lows, nothing unusual. but chile and so is the kids go to school and you go to work. it will be noticeable. that's this is the next system we're tracking, and it looks pretty good. i mean, it's kind of elongated and spread out that is an atmospheric river. by the way, it's just going the wrong way. it's going up towards the north. in the meantime, we've got that low. they brought the cold air, leaving the high builds in. we get a nice couple of days. and then friday night into saturday, this happens. temperatures drop a little bit on saturday morning with a few scattered showers sat by saturday afternoon. i think it's all done the forecast overnight lows. we saw those once he's the foreca

but still, as we come back here live to citizen hotel here in downtown sacramento.r, brian, dolly east is still a state senator. he's not going anywhere. he will still the state senator, at least for the next 2 years are beginning lassen county. so he'll still be in the capital. be time. governor gavin newsom who got his start on the big stage of the francisco mayor all those years ago tonight, earning that second second term to get out. california's 40th governor reporting live here in downtown sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. all time. thank you with some of us. remember when he was a supervisor before he about climbing the ladder, climbing the ladder and he was declared the winner 2 minutes after the polls close tonight. so it was a dominating victory for governor newsom. >> all right. we want to check on some of the national races in particular. grant is keeping an eye the house races right now with the as our panel was just mentioning, maybe not a red wave. certainly the republicans are flipping a lot of seats in the house, but it's still too early to really g

and $0.22 on average in sacramento county. it's about $0.40 cheaper than what you'll find here in the bay and cheaper than what you'll find in placer and el dorado counties on your way there. so. just the tip, good information will happening tomorrow. daylight saving time ends a reminder to set back your clocks. >> one hour before you go to sleep, despite most californians voting voting for years ago, too. and the time shift we're still doing it, former assembly member can son chiu of san jose had championed a bill to authorize state lawmakers to pass legislation. but it died in committee. the u.s. senate passed the sunshine protection act to make daylight saving time permanent. but the bill has been unable to gain traction in the house. daylight saving time ends tomorrow at 02:00am. today. governor gavin newsom called for the legislature to take early action to ensure any federal student debt relief provide to californians would not be subject to state taxes. the proposal will be part of the governor's budget which will be re

this means community identifying and prioritize cites affordable and wing with ocd and sacramento on a plan to purchase cites. committing a new level of move them quickly. we have lark let to do and will take community bazed developer in the stele it get there. we update to be per of the solution andment it meet the goals let's use our community and people's floon get there. thank you for sharing your comments. good even a.m. worn and raised in the city. i'm here deputying the community united for health and justice. i'm urging to you listen it our people and community. our young people there is in way they will be able to come and stay in their city. i'm a single mom exit cannot live here in the city i of the raised born in we urge to you impelement our people's complan listen tote community and the people affected and most impacted take into account ash count all the inequities a part of the system it make the changesor communities need. thank you. good evening i'm jose here with coal plan advocates and healing injustice. i hope we count on your support to support the people's plan

across the state and today it was front and center at the natural resources agency in downtown sacramento. where about 70 leaders from dozens of california cities and counties met with governor gavin newsom. what i want to see is what everybody wants to see. the streets. california cleaned up. we want to see cleanup. want to see people house. we want to turn to the conditions that we're experiencing around homelessness is is not unique to new jurors to action. fresno mayor jerry dyer was among those who spoke to the governor during the closed door meeting, a meeting coming less than 3 weeks after newsom announced he's pausing the rollout of about 1 billion dollars of state funding to local governments are doing. they have not been aggressive enough in their plans to reduce homelessness. newsom said his concerns came from data showing the state overall was on pace to see just a 2% reduction in unsheltered people by 2024. but during the meeting in agreement was made with conditions that will lead to the governor releasing the money. we're turning the page and, you know, big cities and our c

okay judges actually born in sacramento, but raised in london.ne i heard you yelling from linda no stockton stockton area? yeah, i didn't okay. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, november 22nd and i can show you rosemary oroczo. she's right there on your tv screen, clear and cold this morning. yes yes, yes, temperatures are in the thirties once again, but a nice treat for the afternoon as temperatures are expected to be a little bit warmer than yesterday and above average for this time of year, so once we get past the chill, we've got partly cloudy skies, dry conditions and some of our warmer spots getting about 70 degrees. better details on the current conditions, those afternoon highs and what you can expect for the rest of the holiday week coming up in just a bit. it is 5 31, and let's check the traffic on this dark. start with ali. good morning. good morning. rosemary overall traffic looking pretty good, although for the second day in a row, we have an injury crash in santa rosa. in the same spot that it was yesterday. this is one oh, one northbou

and san diego to sacramento sometime later, although that exact date has not been released. i speed rail often referred to as the bullet train was one of several issues. this bipartisan group of legislators addressed when they travel to japan this month to meet with various industry leaders and government officials. i'm actually a lot of making a lot of great relationships. democratic assembly member alex lee was one of the lawmakers who took part in the overseas trip put on by the california foundation for the environment and the economy. he notes once complete. the bullet train route will go directly through his district in san jose, which is why he made the bullet train a center point on his trip to japan where high-speed rail has long existed in japan. >> and parked on the project. high-speed rail starting 1950, and they had ups and downs, of course, themselves and lot of big, big changes. but what we're trying achieve in california is to catch up to us. that will catch up. but high-speed rail has faced its share of opposition in california. the state senate republican c

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we need an alternative to get people become to court but work with sacramento, a lot of people in sacramento i can work with to make sure we have alternatives to do away with the tools of oppression that exist in our system and begin the work of criminal justice reform. >> john? the criminal justice system exists as it is currently to clean up on the back end of when we did not do on the front end. when we provide community and people with resources they need. people are not driven on commit crimes especially low level. petty theft, car break in's property crimes we are talking about you in. as i agree with da jenkins here we need to provide services how you go about doing that statute way we difrm i agree this people with mental health need mental health treatment. people with substance abuse issues needs to be addressed. people unhouses and are -- don't have a by the to eat if they steel a loaf of bread are we putting them in prison? ip don't agree. i think there are ways to divert a case like that to teach member it is in the acceptable and connect them with services so they have the oppo

zach boetto reports from sacramento. >> sacramento's are showing out by the dozens to test their lucko try and win the record-breaking 1.6 billion dollars powerball jackpot know i know everybody else do it. but hopefully the new jackpot tops the previous record price of 1.0, 5, 8, 6 billion dollars, one in 2016. some people say they when they plan to use their winnings, what they think is the greater good to the community and says homeless. you know, there's a lot of poverty right now. a lot of homelessness. and so we'd like to probably give back and help others that are less fortunate. >> well, others plan to use the winnings for things, more personal obvious mall island. i'm going solve my i would buy home in tucson where my daughter lives. yeah. and i'm home in texas where my family is. >> this current powerball jackpot has been rolling since august 3rd when a pennsylvania player hit for 206.9 million dollars. since then over 115 million tickets have been sold right here in california. >> the odds of winning are one in 292.2 million. but some people believe the more money up for gr