>> vicki: it was fantastic. was like walking in a carnival in midway. the cacophony of noises. >> anthony: there were still remnants of the '20s. >> vicki: yeah. >> anthony: that sensibility, that look, handlebar mustaches, victorian graphic design and illustration, a weird stuck in time feel was still very much in evidence, even in my time here in the early '60s. the boardwalk was over six miles of amusements, entertainments, parades, and pageants. a never-ending carnival. >> vicki: every place you went down the boardwalk was something else to see, and all the stores were like mom and pop stores. all very unique. >> anthony: yes. >> vicki: i love that. >> anthony: the world famous steel pier, amusements arcades, barkers, novelties, salt-water taffy. >> anthony: i love the joke shops. >> vicki: the joke shops! >> anthony: it was a wonderland of juvenile delinquency, 'cause, like, i'd go in and just buy dog crap, you know, and plastic vomit and smoke powder and it was just something very sinister and forbidden an

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ahead of that storm grant and vicki. so let's take a look at i-80 at donner summit. >> you can actually make out that the camera is shaking right now as you head over there. fortunately, clear roads, very dry conditions. if you are heading out there, make sure to drive safely cause that camera is shaking out there. we could see gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour for a valleys, highest ridges and peaks up to 100 mile per hour wind speeds. so elevations above 7,000 feet, we could see about 2 and a half feet of fresh powder. our valleys getting up to a foot of snow. and by thursday afternoon, that's when it's going to be heaviest. 2 to 4 inches of snow per hour. so this week, atmospheric river going to bring us a winter wonderland in this year. a gusty winds, but a winter storm warning going into effect. 10 o'clock tonight through the overnight hours friday morning at 4 o'clock. so we're starting to notice the increase in that storm cloud cover. but the bulk of the snow showers not going to arrive until after midnight for m

hello. >> hello both vicki and grant. thank you.and coming up at 6 o'clock, a medical emergency involving an infant boy in a local park. police fear the child may have been exposed to the dangerous drug fentanyl. we have the latest pushback is building to last night's decision by the san francisco board of supervisors to allow police to use armed robots in certain situations. plus, rain is on the way forecast coming up. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious a

grant vicki. >> scary situation. thank you, dan and dan will keep us posted on that throughout the night. meanwhile, today marks 6 years since the deadliest fire in the history of oakland dpon december. second, 2016, 36 people attending an event at the ghost ship warehouse here lost their lives. that fire raised numerous questions among them, how oakland conducts its fire inspections and just how many properties have been improperly converted into housing tonight, kron four's dan kerman speaks with the neighborhood's council member there about the challenges that continue to this day. 6 years after fire raced through this oakland warehouse killing. 36 partygoers. >> the abandoned go. ship still stands as a grim reminder. what can happen when fire breaks out at an artists collective that's been converted into housing. i would say some of it is still >> occurring, but not at the level that it was before. >> city councilmember noel gallo represents the fruitvale district where the ghost ship warehouse tans. well, there

rob vicki and grant. i saw several instagram stories over the weekend showing cars doing donuts in the streets today interview to san francisco resident. >> who says he and his neighbors watched from their balconies as police did nothing to stop it. >> this was the view from often says apartment building around midnight friday, a sideshow in front pier one on the embarcadero in san francisco. >> we woke up. >> i mean, completely terrified. when you hear these like fireworks your what is going on? we go out and the discussion that entire but the barrel. >> when tested what he thought he should try calling police, he says repeated attempts to a general phone number and even 9-1-1, got to know where he was even more disappointed when he watched the 2 police cruisers that did show up. one of them literally just proceeded to a few blocks away. just sat in the middle intersection. good, nothing. never even manage traffic. san francisco police say that additional officers arrived on scene and the vehicles and sp

ken and vicki, back to you. thanks for recent with the rain just starting to fall tonight, one of the big concerns, of course, are people who are unhoused kron four's. justin campbell live for us in the south bay with more on that, justin. >> cannon. vicki, it's just starting to rain here in the south bay, strong winds and heavy rain expecting in the next few hours. but one of the concerns is for those that don't have a place to stay tonight that are going to be out here in the cold in the rain today, an advocacy group actually went out into the community, notified people at columbus park that the rain was coming. they went around san jose passing out tarps, sleeping bags and tents to help people get prepared for the downpour. >> our views are leaky, you know, tense early key tents are broken. and so people are just trying to. dry out and sort out after the last storm. here it comes again. >> now the city of san jose has opened 2 overnight warming locations. they just opened at the top of the hour and will stay

vicki was extraordinarily gracious in talking to me. but not helpful meeting my requests for. for example, ted kennedy's diary. it's sitting here somewhere in what they call courtesy storage for his entire life. he would talk into a tape recorder after meeting a president or after a senate debate, and it would be sent to somebody to transfer, tried and i knew it was there because when i was doing my ted kennedy i with my tip o'neill book, i interviewed ted about all kennedy o'neill stories. and it was explained to me that somebody had been sent here to look through the files, find the diary entries, and send a briefing book down ted. because ted, he was very conscious about history and he wanted to be accurate and he wanted to tell it the right way, according to him, so he would have this briefing book. well, what would happen is occasion instead of packing it up safely and sending it back to to the vaults here, somebody would slip it into a folder, especially if it was material for a speech, and then they would the diary entries into a a speechwriters folder and i found that

i'm vicky nguyen >> i'm morgan radford. it's great to have you with us "nbc news daily" starts right now. >> today, monday, december 12, 2022 wintry wallop. a powerful storm dumping feet of snow across nearly half a dozen states the blizzard-like conditions millions of americans are facing >>> justice served the accused bomber behind the pan am 103 attack goes before a federal judge. we'll tell you why it took so long to make an arrest and what the victims' families are saying about it >>> incomplete, the fbi releasing a highly anticipated report on hate crimes y. that report cannot determine whether hate crimes actually went up >>> and hitting the brakes uber suing one of the nation's largest cities to prevent giving a raise to its drivers why some say their side hustle has their feeling sideswiped >>> thanks for joining us. we begin this monday with a massive coast to coast winter storm that's slammed the west coast. >> that powerful storm leaving the area around lake tahoe, california, buried under several feet of snow r

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan in for grant tonight. we are also tracking, of course, cancellations and delays locally kron four's. justin campbell is live at the san jose airport where he spent talking to some passengers. probably some pretty frustrated people. justin oh, yeah, there are some people that frustrated. i just spoke with somebody. they came out here thursday for the forty-niners game from jackson, mississippi. >> and they've spent roughly $2000. they're in line right now in hotels. they were issued a hotel voucher trying to get home so far today to give you an update on south west, 150, roughly 150 flights have been canceled here at san jose in at oakland. another 150. if you go to the baggage claim here, there are just a ton of suitcases that are there. people are in line behind me. if you can see a little bit just trying to get yesterday. this line that you see behind me the way out of the door today it is shorter, but they're telling people they really will not be able to rebook their flight into january 1st. so for a l

want to leave it there for now. vicki price center for economics, a business research in london. thank you very much. you and we go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. $100000.00 i t specialists have left russia this year. that's according to the minister for digital development in moscow. the start of the war in february and the mobilization in september, each triggered waves of departures. the majority have fled to neighboring countries including georgia, romania and cars extend to avoid the draft us regulators of order banking giant wells fargo to pay $3700000000.00 in fines and customer refunds. it's the largest fine. the consumer finance regulator has ever slap on a bank. wells fargo has spent years dealing with the series of scandals tied to its sales practices. my twitter ceo, eon must says that he will step down from his position as soon as he finds replacement. or in his words, someone foolish enough to take on the job. a majority respondents to which would pull posted by musk, said that the billionaire, c. e o. should hit the road or the h

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis smell. the storm has passed and we saw some of the damage, though, left behind. >> take a look at these images from san francisco where a tree came down in the south of market neighborhood, knocking down overhead muni lines and a light pole there happened about 9 o'clock this morning and it blocked buses on the 14 mission line for a while as crews work to clear that scene. nobody was hurt, though. it doesn't take much for those ficus trees to come down and this might not be the end of the rain for us in the bay area. short term. that's a good thing. >> kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ways with us now to take a look ahead to maybe around 2. yeah, i don't know about you guys. but tough sleeping last night with all that wind whipping around the bay area. boy. >> some of those gusts 50 miles per hour. plus, in some spots, of trees coming down as well. and all that rain nice to see. and it's not done yet. we've got another storm system on the rise and this one kind of moving to the sou

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus is scary situation. this is a video here of the bus. >> being taken away from the scene. this just happened about an hour ago. it's on the flatbed there. the crash happened just before noon today and the ceremony center parking lot. >> yeah. police say that the bus hit several cars and even crumpled up a shopping cart. did you know beneath its front wheels? our kron four's dan thorn is in daly city tonight with more on what happened. >> cars crashed into and shopping carts sent flying and crushed a sam trans bus responsible for hurting several people at the sarah montague's center friday morning. i have never seen anything like this before afternoon. a parking that's a lot of cars. in fact, i hope everyone's ok, the damaged cars were scattered around the lot next to the target store. one of the shopping carts stuck underneath the front end of the bus. the immediate area cordoned office. deputies worked the scene. we've learned this bus driver is telling investigators that they careened off of their route

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vicki, what is happening in afghanistan right now.t kind of operations have you ceased and what is the impact? vicki: the international rescue committee has been workinin afghanistan since 1988. we have 8000 staff, 3000 of them women. we have ceased our operations in health, emgency response, education, and economic development until we can understand a pathway forward, because as a humanitarian organization, we have to be able to serve men and women equally. in afghanistan we cannot serve women unless we have women on our staff. lisa: we know there is aid being cut off, thousands of workers who no longer have jobs to feed their family. what is the reaction from the people you know in afghanistan and what does this mean going ahead? fawzia: the people are devastated. one can live on the poverty line in hunger, but with injustice, nobody is able to tolerate or accept. since the taliban seized power august 2021, they have issued 35 units and decrees to eliminate and ere women from the public sphere. the last one was banning women from w

vicki the portion of route. 29 that connects calistoga to middletown. it was a mess last night and early this morning at one point, a head-on collision trees down in the road. and even at 1.0, 15 drivers reported to be stuck in the snow. snow may be rare but not impossible in napa county. this is what the winding part of route. 29 look like just south of mount saint helena early monday morning making for a busy start to the week for caltrans and california highway patrol. we had reports of people stuck in the snow and as units got up here, we saw that there was a large just truck stuck. >> and several dozens of other vehicles. we have reports of maybe up to 50 vehicles, caltrans work throughout the morning to clear the snow signs warning of ice on the loose gravel that was put down to help with tire traction even after highway 29 reopened. chp officer jarrett paulson says the problems continued from trees down in roadways to rockslides and even an accident involving this vehicle. we came across a head-on traffic collision between a truck in a car. i'm n

the people, and institutions of faith are. >> and vicky, that is not right.iversities are not being silenced. they are being empowered by the u.s. government. with tens of thousands of george lgbtq students, with religious exemptions, but, they still receive federal funding. >> the bills implications, submit to our ideology, or be silenced. >> it is more like, you want the power to force your religious beliefs on to everyone else. and, because you do not have that power, you feel like you are being silenced. but, you are not. you are just going to have to learn to coexist with all of us. and i'm sure it's not that hard. >> certainly, doesn't make it look that hard. andrew is the nephew of the republican congressman, and thank you for opposing that video. how do you feel watching that? you have a big smile on your face, you made a good argument about it, and it can be that hard for all of us to live together, but how does that make you feel? thought that was your aunt? >> yes, i mean, honestly, it was surprised when i saw my aunts display on the house floor ye

that includes congresswoman vicky hartzler of missouri. here she is begging her colleagues not to vote with it. >> protect religious liberty. protect people of faith. and protect americans who believe in the true meaning of marriage. i hope and pray that my colleagues will find the courage to join me in opposing this misguided and this dangerous bill. and i yield back. >> okay, that congresswoman's nephew, andrew hartzler, was so upset by his aunts speech that he took to social media to respond. >> today, a united states congresswoman, my aunt vicky, started crying because gay people like me can get married. so, despite coming out of my aunt this past february, i guess she still just as much of a homophobe. >> and andrew hartzler joins us. now good evening, andrew. >> hello, thank you for having me. >> thanks for being here. so, what was it like to be at the white house here today, particular in that context, knowing that there is a large portion of republicans who don't want to see this happen, including your aunt. >> yeah, it was honestl

vicky, let me start with you.iterally wrote the book on jerry kushner's financial -- his moneymaking scandals, how big is this jared kushner 666 fifth avenue investigation by congress? it feels pretty huge. the idea that u.s. foreign policy could've been changing based on his bottom line that allies were being allegedly extorted free cash, that the u.s. secretary of state is getting mad that the president summit is having meetings he's not a part of. >> it's very, very serious that, as you said, it doesn't have the sex appeal of hunter biden, and the missing laptop, nude photos. it does not have that. a as you very well demonstrated, it's a complicated story. but that does not mean it's a very, very serious investigation. if there were such a conflict of interest, if he did conduct foreign policy in the middle east, particularly switching sides on that blockade of qatar by the saudis, basically to bail out his family business, that is a criminal offense. you know, the optics of all of this were always there. my bo

vicki liviakis kron. 4 news.it. >> the key was clearly having a good vicki and sing contest. you know, who else is having a good time? skiers, snowboarders. anyone who made it up to tahoe before the heavy snowfall. right, right. we want boots on the ground reactions. all that heavy snowfall in the sierra. as we've been mentioning, there was a lot of traffic and closed roads and what before, you know, before people tried to get up this weekend. so kevin coop cooper joining us now. kev you there. a lot other get out of last hours. we've been trying to get you for about 10 minutes, but we do is we know that power's been out of there. there's been a lot of >> issues going on with the road closures. what have you experienced over the last a couple of days? i'll tell you what, i've been up there for 30 years and i haven't seen a storm come in can dance to. is actually as dynamic. is this a game in wet and heavy? and that's what we've got in draft that right now we need to build that snow pack up and it's amazing job at

back to you, ken and vicki, thanks. mabrisa in san ramon, an investigation is underway after the roof of the big 5 sporting goods store on canyon place collapsed. >> happened early this morning when the store was closed. police say that no injuries were reported, but nearby stores in the shopping center remained closed down as a precaution. kron four's gayle ong brings us the latest. >> no one was hurt when the roof collapsed at this big 5 sporting goods store here in san ramon. but all that rain left quite a mess. >> we is underway at the crow canyon commons shopping center in san ramon tuesday after heavy rain overnight caused the roof of the big 5 sporting goods store to collapse. quad copter 4 showing the damage from above for coming down. >> throughout the day, people stop by to get a closer look. >> this is kind of shocking to in here. not long yeah. with crazy. >> according to san ramon, the building and safety services and maine being broken. the center of the big 5 store. there were no employees or anyone at th

vicki glass half-full. right. >> and as the rain showers continue to make their way into the bay advocates for making sure that the homeless are protected from the elements. kron four's. justin campbell live for us tonight in san jose. for more on that effort, justin. >> and vicki and can the rain has been off and on tonight right now it's not raining out here in san jose, but it is chilly. but one big concern for the rain there is expected more rain tonight along with heavy winds for the people that are on house and don't have a roof over them. there's a concern for them now. today i caught up with an ad of its group that's been some for their group unhoused response. they notified people at columbus park that the rain would be this evening. they went around. also san jose passing out tarps, sleeping bags and tents to help people get prepared for the downpour. >> our views are leaky, you know, tense early key tents are broken. and so people are just trying to. dry out and sort out after the last storm. and

but my aunt, my aunt vicky, what she said on the house floor was really disturbing. and that type of negative rhetoric that she used, it basically perpetrates people who want to harm lgbtq people. and their power to harm us by rhetoric like my. and >> andrew, let me stop you there. because she was not using violent rhetoric she was so emotional. she was so, it sounded, devastating for her. do you understand why your aunt feels so emotional about this? >> i mean, it wasn't violent, like he said, it was emotional. but referring to lgbtq people as i disrespect to marriage or as a danger, that portrays the idea that lgbtq people are harmful to society. and what she was doing was weaponizing her own religion and framing queer people as a threat to that religion. >> and andrew, have you had conversations with her? i'm just curious about the family dynamic. because i've read, that you at one time or very close to her. >> yeah. >> and you came out to her. >> yeah. >> and what have those conversations been like in your family? >> while, often i have been met with the idea of

vicky nguyen, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday.hank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, sbf is coming home. sam bankman-fried headed back to the bay area. we'll take you to his neighborhood at stanford, now barricaded with security. >>> plus, how are the bay area airports holding up? a potential meltdown because of the national weather. >>> also, should you mask up for a covid test before meeting up with friends and relatives? >>> and you want to live and work in this lighthouse? $140,000 a year plus room and board. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to all of those

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. >> i'm vicky nguyen in for kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, friday, december 23rd, 2022. bomb cyclone, a massive winter storm wreaking havoc across more than half a dozen states. the dangerously low temperatures expected and the impact it's having on holiday travel. >>> the full report, the january 6th committee blaming the insurrection solely on donald trump. how the former president is now responding. >>> at the brink. cases of flu, covid, and rsv crushing hospitals nationwide. the warning from doctors about potential super spreader events. >>> and holiday hustle. millions of americans making a mad dash to the malls ahead of christmas. what you need to know if you're still trying to find that perfect gift. >>> we want to begin with a bitter winter storm system that's pushing its way east. blizzard conditions, plummeting temperatures, and even massive coastal flooding all creating dangerous conditions. >> 60% of the country is under some form of weather warning or advisory. here's a look at snow i

our foods are wasted, so really make sure what you're buying you're going to consume. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> here's a warning for anyone thinking of heading to tahoe this weekend. it looks clearer now, but you might want to rethink those plans because highway 50, chains are required. chains are also in effect for interstate 80 as we look at donner summit last night. >>> the weather, already causing a lot of people to change their holiday plans. san jose canceling their holiday activities this weekend. i know, kari, you've been tracking the storm. it might be the best thing because the wind we're going to be getting as well. >> and you think about the preparation, the setup and all of that for those events, that's going to be impacted. so we are maybe looking for things to do today while it's still dry and you might want to head to enchant light maze & village. a lot of the events for this evening are looking good, but we'll start to see rain later on tonight in the north bay. as we take a live look outside in oakland, we're seeing clouds move by. overall, this

. >> it's definitely cold, vicki and grant right now. we know that i-80 is closed eastbound east of traffic in gold run in plaster ville and it's also very backed up in both directions due to some earlier closures. we had due to these conditions, but we made it up. you're going to see so much of the snow as well as a bunch of families who got to do some snowball fights and they were looking to sled. but their plans change because of these cinditions. >> we had a snowball fight. we. >> got outplayed and it got back and then just said we have to go home. no sledding today. >> maybe on the first day of december. the promise of snow bringing amber colton and sparrow baker to the sierra all the way from the louis area. but their snow day did not turn out how they expected big snowstorm. it's too. it's too much. it's too much. but we've got to play in it. yeah. and then remove layers that got completely soaked. it was something the family was not quite ready for an officer. robert schmidt with the california highway patrol says preparation in

but, but you work, yes molotoboytsev at the slaughterhouse of vicky's father say she is alive.ll need to interrogate him if you infect him. i will need your help. and yours, too, to play the evil cop practically. call your own and let them bring photo albums from the house of miracles and quickly. thank you why are you surprised? because they were both killed on the day of the acquittal. anything else while you were. i made a request to gubanov with the guide of the ministry of internal affairs for all unopened headless corpses in the kaliningrad region. well, let's get it. this means that in 3 years there were three more corpses. all men, the first corpse was found in the forest massif in the stage of strong putrefactive changes, and since the identity was not established and in order not to spoil the statistics much, they did not make much noise, the second was found nearby by the railroad tracks. well , it’s clear they wrote it off, it’s not an accident, it was the hooligans who didn’t bother. under the train or they didn’t want to, but the third case is the most interesting

vicki liviakis kron. 4 news >> party time soak. you never know where dine and dish is going to go?maybe could be dine. and dish an and saying? yes, work on the branding a little. yeah, no, i was trying real quick, but i'm not that good. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. thanks so much for joining us. there's a lot more ahead tonight for kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. catherine and ken are here for a preview. i know you've been thinking of names. crunchy karaoke up with trying to figure out what the summer's they were saying that she didn't give the squad enough. we tried to pay for the yeah. all right. thank you, guys a little bit coming up tonight at 6. it's not what anyone wants to hear leading up to christmas for bay area counties. covid levels have been raised from low to medium and masks once again required in certain situations. also what pay former students say happened to them at miramonte high school resulting in a major lawsuit just filed. plus, get ready for a very rainy and stormy weekend. lawrence karnow have the latest on the forecast. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heena

it's not grant vicki another. what happened this summer? senator wiener says the toxic rhetoric online is what led to the death threats against him and his staff. this time words like pedophile and groomer. you being used on social media. senator wiener was in san francisco today for an event celebrating legislation introduced by him to approve more affordable housing. one of the guest speakers reference the bomb threat saying, quote, if we don't protect our senator, we won't get legislation like this. when i spoke with senator wiener after the event, he told me that he believes he's being targeted because of his work to end discrimination against lgbtq people and the criminal justice system and his work to ensure safety for transgender children and their families pointing the finger to 2 people in particular, in his opinion, the threats were in the incited because of online statements made by u.s. representative and a maggot activist. >> but i have in the margaret taylor, green attacked me the homophobic attack. charlie kirk attacked me an

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. relentless rain storms. our forecast for at least the next 7 days. all being powered by that atmospheric river referred to as the pineapple express. yeah, the storm already causing some problems in parts of the bay area. take a look at this. a landslide has closed down niles canyon road from canyon road in fremont to main street in seminole just pouring onto the roadway. there it was first seen several hours ago. crews are there right now trying to clean this thing up and get traffic back. moving will continue to bring you the latest updates as we get them here in the kron. 4 news are and tonight we have team coverage for you following all this wet weather across the bay area. kron four's. >> justin campbell, he's there in santa say tracking the storm down there. but we begin with our on 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by in the weather center. lawrence. yeah, if delivery, here we go, guys. yeah, we really haven't got into really the heart of the storm here. >> this is just all that very moist

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the bay area is seeing rain during tonight's commute. yeah, we're all. >> smiley happy about that. then we get a little break tomorrow before intense rain this weekend. pretty much all weekend. want to get a quick look outside right now at how the wet weather is affecting traffic. you see the golden gate bridge, the san mateo bridge, the bay bridge. and there's 6.80, in walnut creek. it is slick out there and the bay bridge, especially is backed up there at the toll plaza. really jam. and crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look. oh, boy, yeah, here we go we've got the rain showing up outside right now. this really a kind of a weak storm system coming through the one coming through this weekend, though, that one really is going to pack a punch. >> and that's going bring some very heavy rain and gusty winds is going to be a mess around bay area. probably see trees coming but down debris out there on the roads. and of course, a lot of ponding out there on the roads to with all the rain out there right now. you

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we get it irk vicki. . you grew up in a religious family. get over it.f jesus was against lesbians, he wouldn't wear sandals. [ cheers and applause ] the other big news out of the house that is the january 6th committee -- remember all those hearings that aired at even more random times than the world cup soccer games? not only is the house select committee expected to release their final report this month, they are considering criminal referrals for donald trump and his associates. these would be largely symbolic, because of course they would be, nothing bad ever happens to donald trump. i guess we all knew the committee couldn't prosecute trump itself, but it is a bummer to remember that liz cheney and her crew are basically just a neighborhood watch group hoping the cops show up after they file a report about a nut in a red hat urinating on their front lawns. [ laughter ] how has he not been charged? it's amazing how long this is taking. i mean, he's not the zodiac killer. [ laughter ] he's right there at home in florida eating pork chops with nazis!

i'm vicki liviakis.i'm catherine heenan. >> california health officials say the flu covid and rsv infections among children are outpacing the state's availability of pediatric hospital beds. kron four's gayle ong is in the newsroom with more on the hospital's plan to get through, but could be a long winter. gayle. >> kaptur and vicki flu cases are reaching high levels across the state, particularly among young patients, california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says hospitals typically at

a special thank you to governor richardson and vicki, the mercury players, the w in epa for your advocacy and also you guys may not know this but my family has been tremendously supported by the washington agency, lindsay, just amazing for me and my family throughout this process so today my family is old but as you all are aware there so many other families who are not whole. and so bg is not to say this but i will gladly speak on her behalf and say that bg and i will remain committed to the work of getting every american home, including paul whose family is in our hearts today as we celebrate bg being home. we do understand that there are still people out here for enduring what i endured the last nine months of missing tremendously their loved ones. so thank you, everybody for your support, and it's a happy day for me and my family, so i'm going to smile right now. thank you. >> thank you all very much. >> mr. president, what you say to the wave and family? >> when will brittney be back in the u.s.? >> within 24 hour. >> what do you say to the wave and family -- whelan family? house hou

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. let's just go right to the wet weather. >> resort regus joins us now to break down. yeah, let's track this storm hour by hour. because this weak atmospheric river is going to bring us widespread rain. >> but it is going to come at a bad time impacting your thursday morning commute. so plan ahead. let's track this storm. our by our radar for dusting it off. finally going to see some green on the radar. but right now. >> the bulk of that moisture over your rica eventually making its way into ukiah before it finally reaches the bay area. shortly after midnight tonight. but we could see some light scattered hit or miss showers until then. but overall, we're going to see the main event arriving thursday during the overnight hours. for those of you in the north bay, by 4 o'clock light to moderate downpours. and then we're going to see that storm track shift to the south and east. so this is going to be a faster moving atmospheric river and it is going to have a huge impact on your morning c

thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we have team coverage for you tonight to get you up to speed on all wet weather ahead. kron four's gayle ong. she's live in santa rosa where preparations? >> for the rain are well underway. we begin with our kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. for more on what's in store, lawrence? yeah, that's the most impressive series of storms i've seen maybe in about 3 years now approaching the bay area. of course, we've already had. >> the impact of storms before. so now the ground is completely saturated. so we got to watch out for some flooding out there tonight. begin to see a few light showers moving in most that just very light precipitation out there. but the coming days we've got a series of storms coming our way. this first one coming through through tomorrow. maybe one to 2 inches of rain across some of the coastal ranges and higher peaks. otherwise a much lighter amounts down in the urban areas, maybe a 3rd of an inch, maybe half an inch. if you're lucky. but then a major

vicki takes us there on tonight's dine. and dish also. it is raining kind of feels like every day around here these days. but big picture, we still the drought problem much state water officials are projecting for next year. and then how about the snow situation in the sierra getting around when the travel, what to expect? chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. we'll time out to forecast as well as big atmospheric river coming to the bay area this coming to the bay area this when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clo

dan. >> vicki and grant. these are the nights that become especially concerning for pporganizations that work with the homeless city data shows there's daily 8,000 people living on the streets here in san francisco being unsheltered in the first place is a big problem. but today's storm in nearly freezing temperatures tonight. it could be deadly for the homeless. >> cold and rainy nights are making life even more difficult for people who live outside. the misery is a big concern for those advocating for the homeless. it's terrible. and especially when it's >> cold and rainy and windy, it makes it really for jennifer freeman box with the san francisco coalition on homelessness says hypothermia is a very real threat for people living on the streets. >> the other problem is the availability of beds shelters. freeman box says for every 5 unhoused persons, there's one shelter bed and on cold nights they are in high demand. >> these will fill up for the rest of the folks be stuck outside the city's department of ho

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