>> range on this kept the map. they are in the purple there. the cdc reports that 9 million flu infections and 4500 deaths have been caused by the virus. this flu season, including one death in san francisco and the worst of it is expected in the coming weeks. the collision of the flu rsv and covid. and let's not even get the common cold all wrapped up together. some hospitals are reporting these escalating cat case. lowe's ground force abuse. a reports now on what's being done to try and stem the tide. phone to all of our hospitals. they're it could lead over people in hospital for flu is there with covid and that's the first time that's happened in over 3 years. and it is not just the flu and covid-19 but rsv is well wreaking havoc. >> especially among young children. if you do get sick, doctor will says it is critical to utilize the resources available to you. if you have flu and you get or if you have covid, you get past these are home treatments to can actually help you recover without meeting any for the medical intervention. talking with your provider early could keep you out of the hospital or worse. doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says san francisco recorded its first death from the flu this past week was worried about flu. >> second about covid because senior still going to be at risk 9 out of 10. that's our into. well, that is 65 population. most of them haven't gotten boosted on. doctor chin-hong says that the individual who passed from the flu had not gotten a flu shot. he and other experts say making sure you're up to date on your vaccines is a very good defense this year. >> even if you have already had the flu, i want have one flu doesn't mean you have, you know, another strain. so >> the vaccine will help prevent against a variety estranged. also, doctor willis says with the rates of all 3 viruses climbing, remember to practice good hygiene, wash your hands. and mask up theresa kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. of course, the weather can affect things when people are cold, they tend to get more sick outside. and here's a nice view of san francisco. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look at more rain ahead for the bay area. yeah, it was kind of on and off throughout the weekend and more on the way. now we're seeing some scattered showers begin to fall in parts of the bay area. now, i think is going to pick up a little bit as we head throughout the evening hours and looks like more rain on the way. beautiful. look out towards coit tower skies are mostly cloudy into san francisco. here's the very latest on the doppler radar. you see the scattered showers about the state. some snow showers still the high country. and see that massive green along the coastline. you have got some rain coming our way just off the coast. you can see more of that on the way. but a few pop-up showers already beginning to move in some more heavier amounts of rain likely to move in in the next few hours here as we head toward 10, 11 o'clock tonight, rain picking up, especially near the coastal areas. i got some rain into richmond right now. no value seeing some of the showers just begin to pass the east. the body, you're seeing some scattered showers and that there's more to come. we've got that area of low pressure that's bringing the rainfall that is going to slowly work its way southward along the coastline overnight tonight. that means more showers tonight. probably more showers. the commute tomorrow morning. then we start to dry things out by tomorrow afternoon. thank you, laura, as well. another big story we're following tonight. police got calls about a number of those dangerous sideshows over the weekend on the embarcadero in san francisco. >> near lake merritt in oakland and even on the bay bridge, which connects those 2 cities. no arrests so far that we're aware of. and as kron four's, rob nesbitt tells us all that's not sitting well residents who are woken up by the noise of squealing tires and fireworks. >> i saw several instagram stories over the weekend of cars doing donuts in the streets today. i talked to a san francisco resident who say he and his neighbors watching their balconies as police did nothing to stop it. >> this was the view from and witnesses apartment building around midnight friday. a sideshow in front pier one on the embarcadero in san francisco. >> we woke up. >> i mean, completely terrified. you hear these like screeching with fireworks can use like 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 that nothing never even manage traffic. san francisco police say that additional officers arrived on scene and that vehicles and spectators began fleeing the area. but says the people blocking the street left on their own accord. but the cops are there for 20 minutes and did nothing. nobody flee the scene about an hour later. this is what the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge looks like. around 100 vehicles blocked all lanes of traffic near the main tower of treasure island, smoke in the roadway. while graffiti was spray painted on guardrails, chp says no one was injured and that all illegal activity minutes. >> prior to officers arriving, no arrests were made on the bridge on the embarcadero. and that doesn't sit well with residents who called 9-1-1 to report the sideshows. i literally gone tickets for. >> going to mother and the speed limit and it's crazy that people can do this. you know, your progressions without any sort i don't. i just make you feel really unsafe in the city. >> chp and san francisco police. information about the weekend sideshows, but no one from either agency was made available to answer questions about police response reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. with 3 weeks left in the year 2022. san jose expect is expected to exceed last year's record number of traffic related deaths. >> if the city has just one more deadly crash before 2023 last year's record of 60 vehicle fatalities will be broken. city leaders say they're looking for ways to try to reduce the number of deaths. you come up with a plan for next year. officials are spending almost a million dollars on a marketing campaign to try to change driver behavior. they're also adding high visibility, crosswalks trimming trees to make sure existing signs can be seen and putting more stop signs around schools over the past decade. the average number of yearly traffic deaihs has more than doubled in san jose. a san jose youth counselor has been arrested on charges he sexually assaulted a minor. 27 year-old silvio walk again. joc aguilar was booked into the santa clara county jail on a number of counts. investigators say the assaults happened in a classroom at hubbard middle school aguilar was working as a counselor with the organization. new hope for use and was assigned to the school at the time the assault was reported. police say there may be more victims and are asking anyone who has any information to come forward. >> oakland police are asking for the public's help in locating this man. his name is want lopez lopez is wanted in connection to a deadly shooting. the shooting happened about 8.45 the evening of october 28th on international boulevard near 100 and second avenue and abe's lotto liquors. one man was killed. another person was taken to the hospital award. a $15,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest. and anyone with knowledge to lopez's whereabouts is asked to contact oakland police and antioch police have arrested the man they believe is responsible for punching a 19 year-old fast food worker last month causing her to lose her right eye antioch police arrested the suspect 20 year-old isaac white carter this morning in hayward back on november. the 12th bianca palmero tried defending a teenager with special needs was being bullied allegedly by white carter at the habit burger in antioch. police say white carter turned and punched column era at least twice once in the eye, which was so badly damaged that she needed surgery. unfortunately, doctors determined the damage to her. i was irreversible kron four's amanda hari is following this story. she will have much more details coming up on the information from police and the arrests that's on kron. 4 news tonight at 9. >> paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, was spotted with her at the kennedy center honors last night in washington, d.c., you'll see him wearing the hat there. it was his first public appearance since being attacked at their san francisco home in late october. the couple was sitting alongside president biden and the first lady as well as vice president harris and her husband, mister pelosi suffered a skull fracture when he was hit by hammered by allegedly by david, the pap nancy pelosi says his recovery is, quote, coming along. >> one day before the san francisco board of supervisors planned of have a final vote on a policy allowing police to deploy armed robots. at least one supervisor says that he will change his vote from 4 grant. lotus joins us now here in the studio with the contii aed criticism against his policy in a turnaround by at least a couple of supervisors, you know, national headlines. you've seen this all over the place that the headline. >> you know, san francisco with the killing robots that kill people the specifics of it, though, are coming to light as people learn more about it. you have 2 sides, you know, here and each side is pretty adamant today on the steps of san francisco's city hall. dozens of people and some city leaders gathered to voice their opposition to the plan. the plan, of course, to allow the police department to use these robots that could be armed with explosive since certain situations. last week, the board of supervisors approved the limited use of remote-controlled devices. the story again garnering national attention and now some are pushing back on the decision asking the board to change course. >> have we had a deep conversation about the ethics? a machine on the streets of san francisco being armed and ready to kill human beings. if we have, i haven't >> last week the board of supervisors voted 8 to 3 to allow the police department in certain circumstances to arm robots with explosives. the board is set to take a second vote on the issue tomorrow. it's unclear at this point if there will be a different outcome, but at least one supervisor has already switch sides of the matter. this morning supervisor gordon mar the policy. tweeting. i'm grateful to all who have expressed concerns with our vote authorizing sfpd to use robots to kill suspects in extreme circumstances. despite my own deep concerns with the policy i voted for it after additional guardrails were added, i regret it. i will vote no tomorrow supervisor dean preston, who is fiercely against the idea and has been also hinted today that if that city officially approves this policy, that he would be willing to put the issue before voters through a ballot measure. we'll have to wait and see what happens tomorrow with that next vote before we may be getting to that point. we'll keep you posted. pam and ken, back to you. thank you for that grant. the uc berkeley police department has a new chief and she is coming from the u.s. capitol. >> yogananda pittman, the current interim chief of the u.s. capitol police help guide that departments recovery after the violent insurrection on the 6 pittman will assume the uc leadership on february. first next year, fitness says she looks forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley, to advance safety and security on campus. and in the neighboring communities. margo bennett, the current police chief, announced that she will retire this year. and coming up tonight on kron 4 news today, there is a new group of lawmakers at the state capitol. re recap day one of the new session and looking to the governor's fight against big oil profits. >> plus, logging off for good. the district attorney of santa clara county says he's leaving. twitter is reason for ditching the site. i was just so worried about like 45 years of of business, you know? down the tubes gone. so that's what i was worried about. a fire burns of san francisco legacy business. what is lost and if the owners feel they can ever rebuild and reopen. >> part of san francisco history last for ever after a massive fire burned down a business and now the owners are trying to assess how they're going to move forward. an overnight fire destroyed babylon burning on luck. some street in the south of market neighborhood over the weekend. it is a legacy business in the city. it does the screen printing for the s a fire department for many local schools and community organizations, all of the equipment either was has suffered water damage or was destroyed the shop also lost his archive of every t-shirt and poster. the business as ever made since it opened back in 1976. one of the owners washed over at one in the morning when the fire started on saturday. he says nothing prepared him for the side of 70 fire engines, intense flames and smoke consume a the shop that he don't for decades. >> i could see the water pouring down inside the business. and i just knew and we're textile printing were t-shirt, printer and i just knew that. it was lost. >> it could take up to 2 years to rebuild the building. so the owners of babylon burning are looking for a new home. they have also been touched by the generous donations people have made to their online fundraiser. that will also help the brewery next door, which also burned in the fire. >> the internal and external chaos at san francisco-based. twitter continues today. the head of the largest district attorney's office in northern california now said his office will no longer no longer reside on the platform and he's encouraging others to do the same kron four's dan kerman talk to santa clara county da jeff rosen about his decision. >> essentially, we're quitting twitter, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen has announced beginning tuesday. his office will no longer have a presence on twitter because of the increase in hatred, bigotry and antisemitism. he says it's inconsistent with the values of the da's office. i don't want to be complicit. >> and the hatred and bigotry and antisemitism that is being trafficked on this site. and there are other ways for me to inform the public about what we're doing on their behalf. rosen says the tipping point was last monday when twitter's new owner elon musk. >> posted a cartoon of pepe. the frog. a symbol of antisemitism and racism for the all right. at that point, i said to myself, why is the da's office which represents this wonderful and diverse community. why are we supporting a platform that does these things. rosen is now calling on other district attorneys offices to do the same thing. i think everyone has an obligation to do what they can do to promote to promote tolerance and to promote respect for one another. this unwillingness to be associated with hate speech is already turning off some of twitter's advertisers. tech analysts say twitter's future if there is to be one will be decided ultimately by those that provide content and those that advertise on the site. >> yes, the in full of tears of the people that really drive the volume on on twitter. that is that they've got a problem and average highs are got a problem, but there's no contact going run the advertisers, not get your money's worth so that can leave. and of course, advertisers leave anyway, then they're gone and that revenue doesn't come. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> workers laid off by twitter taking legal action against the company. 3 former twitter employees spoke out today about being laid off after elon musk bought the company. their attorney says the employees were given a lower severance and what they were promised in writing. the attorney also says twitter violated the law by not giving the workers enough notice that they were being laid off. workers are seeking arbitration because twitter trick them, they say into signing away their rights to a jury trial. so far, no response yet from twitter or elon musk. >> we've been bargaining for like 8.10, months. go. she asians are just not going fast enough. and the most recent washabout see not quite enough. >> striking workers at the university of california are escalating their actions across the state. the academic workers held a rally in sacramento today as the nation's largest strike enters its 4th week last week. a tentative contract settlement was reached between 2 of the 4 by getting units and the school union. officials say the tentative agreement includes higher wages and benefits to better reflect the cost of living. however, you see officials still have to reach a separate agreement with student employees and researchers. the 4 workers unions say they will stay on the picket line until the deal is ratified. >> now to our 4 zone forecast with a live look at a pretty quiet golden gate bridge tonight. it is quiet tonight. howard chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by. kind of looking at how much rain we've had. we still need butts ahead. yes, feels like a lot, doesn't it? throughout the weekend, kind of on and off throughout the weekend. well, of course, we got more showers around the bay area now could use. >> a bit more, though, running a little bit behind the where we like to see at this time of year. so a little bit below the average up there tonight, though, because those clouds roll back in and that's more showers on the way. and over this past weekend, not that we had an inch and a half of rain in santa rosa totals there. almost outfield, pleasant hill. how about almost an inch and a quarter since cisco, almost a quarter of an oakland, how about that? over an inch of rainfall for the last 72 hours. and sonny bill, an inch of rain. but here's where we sit for the year to date totals. as we're looking at over 2 and a half inches of rain in san francisco. that's what 63% of normal san jose's doing. well, they've got almost 3 inches of rain. that is 124% of normal. oakland 88%, 47% of normal in santa rosa, of course, is very early in the season. the june numbers jump around quite a bit as we head through the early part of the year. you can see another batch of rain just off the coastline right now. this is about to start to move on shore as it rotates on shore. rain's going to be picking up. we could see some thunderstorms embed into the system that's just off the coastline. we're see more scattered light showers. you see him popping up near the bottle right now richmond. more that on the way. but that's going to be picking up through about midnight. maybe 1 o'clock. but it's going start to back off a little bit. then once again, pick up again. i think into early tomorrow morning, a senior on the models as we head through the night tonight. there you go. that batch agree moving on shore as we head toward midnight and early tomorrow morning. a couple pockets of very heavy downpour. so real possibility. i think as we head toward the middle of the day, our middle of the night here, and then tomorrow morning, commute, not wish you could say it's going to be dry, but i can't say that chance of scattered showers out there. expect the roads to be a bit wet for the commute early on tomorrow morning. i think by the afternoon things should begin to quiet down. okay. thank you. actress kirstie alley has died. her children share the news tonight on twitter saying ali, at last a short battle. >> with cancer, her career broke out with her role in the sitcom. cheers in the late 80's and early 90's. she earned an emmy for that performance after cheers. she appeared in a variety of films, including shoot to kill madhouse for richer or poorer. and david's mother most recently she competed in season 7 of the masked singer christie ally was 71 years old. still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock, a woman from the peninsula, those missing in mexico. >> the family thinks she may have been kidnapped. details on her disappearance. >> and a reminder that kron 4 is celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. if you know someone making a difference, you can nominate her for woman of the year. you can either scan this qr code on your screen or go to kron 4 dot com. we'll be rinht back. >> those sounds of holiday cheer coming from san francisco symphony's deck. the hall community day. it's a concert today after a 3 year hiatus. the community community day invites children from public programs to a free holiday performance. they are greeted as you saw by rudolph and gingerbread man on their way into the sea. the concert for many, it was their first opportunity to visit a concert hall and see a live performance. >> just hearing the kids watching their eyes light when they walk in the policy, the trees and see all the decorations. it's just, you just a moment of such that it got to the year. >> san francisco symphony also provides a variety of other kid friendly programs throughout the year. >> coming up next tonight on kron, 4 news today. governor newsom continues his push against big oil has a new class of lawmakers this morning at the state capitol. what we can expect in the new legislative session. plus, more public transit in the bay area. but at what cost? everybody is happy about a new expansion coming to the south bay and your tax return may not be as much as you expected. the irs warning people not to get their hopes up for a big check next year. those stories and more coming up after the b >> gas prices continue to trend down. here's a look at the current gas prices in the bay area. this is according to triple a the least expensive gas can be found in moran of all places and solano counties in san francisco, gas prices have finally dropped below $5 a gallon, the most expensive gas is in napa county. that's where the average price for a gallon of regular is 509 a gallon. >> though gasoline prices are dropping. governor newsom still wants an explanation for why they surged so much over the summer. it's a chall nge. lawmakers will soon be facing in the start of the new legislative session. kron four's capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace explains day one was already off to a busy start. >> indeed, a very busy day here at the state capitol. all starting with veteran and new lawmakers alike taking the oath of office. and i will well and discharge the >> i'm about to many, many >> this is what it looked like inside the senate chamber just after noon as lawmakers are sworn in officially marking the start of the new legislative session while not every senate and assembly race has been called. this is expected to be the most diverse california legislature ever with. at least 49 women and at least 10 lgbtq+ members. democrats are expected to retain a two-thirds supermajority in both the senate and assembly. and it was democratic leadership today who officially started the process of what could end up being a week's long special session to oppose what they refer to as a financial penalty on oil companies. they argue are taking advantage by taking part in price gouging that has long been alleged by governor gavin newsom. he says the money collected from the oil companies would end up back in the pockets of californians. details about how the penalties would work and how the money would get back to california to have not yet been released. democratic legislative leaders hope to finalize a plan in the near future and vote on it in the coming weeks reporting inside the california state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, the santa clara valley transportation authority is moving forward with a plan to extend bart into downtown san jose. but the plan will come at the expense of some small business sentence. there. vta will build a silicon valley extension, including the track and the stations and bart will operate the service. but the project means that a small number of business owners will face an eviction. earlier, we talked with one landon who owns mexico bakery. he will have to move his business. well. >> busy get we we get do anything. that don't know. the plays with a rain to someone else. it has to deal with them. we have nothing to do. just wait and see what they their sight. and if they ask us to leave, we have to. >> eta says it has reached out to all of the tenants of business owners who will be affected and has informed them of their options. the agency released a statement saying, quote, we appreciate the concerns that residents and businesses have about relocation and vta is committed to working with occupants who need to move for the body extension to help them achieve a successful relocation. complete. the service is expected to begin operating in 2040. >> if you still don't have your real id, well, you're in luck. the department of homeland security has delayed the deadline for air travelers for another 2 years. officials will begin enforcing the requirement on may 7th 2025. the deadline was supposed to a 3rd of next year and was originally set to take effect in 2020 but was delayed due to the pandemic. once it finally begins, travelers, 18 years old and older, we'll need a real id card to pass through the nation's airports. real id is in response to a recommendation by the 9.11 commission. >> all right. a live look outside for the 4 zone forecast. this is the san mateo bridge. pretty quiet tonight. yeah. the rain showers so largely gone and there's still a lot of snow in the sierra way it has been coming down this that is doing very well as far as snow content were well above the average. they've got more to come to. we've got a series of storms that are likely to roll through. boy, tough going up there right now. 80 in 50's got some cars making their way through. but they are chaining up. both of highways and interstates as we're seeing more snow coming down, another 3 inches possible overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. then they're going to be a little bit of a break. but you see the snow there and come see both 50 80. if you're headed in that direction, expect some slow going. but if you wait till tomorrow, i think things are going to really start to open up. but winter weather advisory remains effect until 4 o'clock in the morning. expect that snow really taper after that and begin to clear out. but we've got another band of rain moving on shore right now. you can see along the coastline there. that's about to push on shore and watch things pick up around the bay area. but here we go. we've got a lot of rain in the forecast. you've got this low that's going to spin along the coastline saying all the way south into southern california and moving out of town. we're going to get a little bit of a break. and then late thursday, next storm system coming in into friday as well behind that of very cold system dropping in. looks like for the weekend both saturday and sunday are looking wet. now and a lot of snow in the high country to and then this of this holds together. this is going to be impressive. looking storm system moy be another atmospheric river event as we get toward tuesday of next week. we keep our fingers crossed for that. after that, things are going to still stay on stable as we're going to see a healthy weather pattern developing here is we're going to see unsettled weather continuing least the next 7, maybe 10 days or so. temperatures for tomorrow are going on the cool side panels of showers in the morning. some sunshine the afternoon. highs are only going to be in the 50's and the next few days. little break from the rain and then a chance of rain. late on thursday. more rain on and off friday and throughout the weekend. thank you, lawrence. on the peninsula. jury has found a redwood city man guilty of assault charges, including 3 counts of rape. 29 year-old alejandro than a gust of >> was arrested by san mateo police back in august 2020 in connection to a violent rape of a woman in her 60's. prosecutors allege sick with beat the woman until she was unconscious and sexually assaulted her at a bus stop. he was soon connected to 2 other violent assaults that occurred around the same time period. the bar is set to appear back in court thursday for a related trial on the aggravating factors connected to the case. >> a 29 year-old san mateo woman reportedly kidnapped in mexico has now been missing for 6 days. that's according to her family, just which is, of course, desperate to find her. these are pictures of monica deleon. she was walking with her puppy to a gym and temperatures on mexico, which is near guadalajara. this was back on november. the 29th her family says while out on that walk, she was forced into a van and kidnapped. no one has seen or heard from her since spam. ali says that they have contacted the u.s. state department for help. we have an update on the samtrans bus collision that happened in the serramonte shopping center last friday. the 4 people who were sent to the hospital from that crash have been discharged. the samtrans general manager issued a statement today. it says that the agency will continue to provide support to the victims. the incident happened in the parking lot of the ceremony shopping center with us and trans bus hit 16 cars. the crash was reported about noontime on friday near the target store. the investigation into the exact cause of the collision is ongoing. >> still ahead tonight, at 8 o'clock, a new resort hotel is coming to lake tahoe where the new business will be built and what future guests can expect. >> and could a crypto crash be on the horizon? the latest addition for the future of bitcoin. >> some analysts say they believe the market for bitcoin could be about to crumble. one market analyst is predicting bitcoin prices could plunge by as much as 70% in 2023. bitcoin is currently down to about 17,000 per bitcoin. but analysts say the selloff could send prices down to as low as 5,000. this goes along with the broader selloff in technology. shares and the bankruptcy of crypto exchange ftx. >> well, the government says don't get your hopes up for a big tax refund next year. the irs says the changes in tax laws could mean smaller refunds or a bigger bills. there are several possible reasons for the smaller refunds. people did not receive stimulus payments this year and child and dependent care tax credits have been reduced. other changes make it more difficult to claim charitable contributions. if you do not itemize on the upside standard deductions will be hired to account for inflation coming up next sports, the warriors looking for their 3rd straight win tonight as they host the indiana pacers. >> sports director jason dumas has that. and the latest from football coming up. >> slick and icy road conditions on interstate 80. here's a live look at donner summit. snowfall continues to make the job of caltrans pile drivers difficult to keep up with again live 7200 feet at donner summit. >> communities in the area of sea air and that area this year digging out after the first of 2 back-to-back storms that brought several inches of snow to the area that uc berkeley central sierra snow lab recorded just over 10 inches of dense snow on saturday. the area got another round of snow last night leading to school closures and road closures along interstate 80 reporter. mason morrow has more on the struggles to get around up there. >> ceos, fastening chains on the tires of his front wheel drive vehicle after a couple cools kohl's down this >> let's move on to the next >> first it was okay like we were driving 30 but dropped to 25 down to 15 until it made that company be stop. and then we're sliding. >> o c made the weekend drive on i-80 from reno to sacramento. just like jessica korda handed her husband. we caught up with in nyack on sunday. it's taken us all day to get to hear the treacherous track down the mountains in the car to hands it took some help from california highway patrol troopers. >> to get them back on the road after sliding off the side. and we've been driving 20 miles an hour and everybody was sliding everywhere. and it was horrible. biden have to i wouldn't have, but i have to. so that's one do it. but yeah, don't know if you don't have to. how much fun did you have today? a so in a shy lo and her family stayed off the roads. for the most part of its key to drive in a snow. it took the slipping and sliding to nyack snowpark instead mean my brother decided to build an eagle to be really happy are too. >> spence time like facebook to be active. and half of crime. >> on a sled. we're driving down 80. safe travels on the return home. >> and speaking of the sierra new resort hotel is going to lake tahoe. the new waldorf-astoria lake tahoe will be built on crystal bay at the former biltmore casino hotel right at the state line. the 15 acre site will feature 76 guest rooms and 61 holmes. plus, a variety of restaurants and bars, artistic renderings of the site show a community grove that will be a promenade and public event. space. this is the first waldorf-astoria property in the sierra nevada. the resort is expected to open in 2027. >> a tiktok influencer is paying a fine for a stunt. she posted online in october. katie sigmund hit a golf ball into the beautiful grand canyon. the ball went flying, but so did her golf club, throwing anything into the grand canyon is illegal. but she posted the video anyway. federal authorities managed to track her down and she agreed to pay a fine after she was charged with littering and other offenses. the video has since been deleted from tiktok. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we are live at the chase center warriors back in action tonight. it's been a windy busy weekend for the warriors. 3rd game in 3 in 4 nights. i should say they're taking on the indiana pacers in right now in a weird game. they're losing by 9 points to the pacers. klay thompson leads the way with 22 points play. 3 straight threes. in the 2nd quarter. the warriors were down 16. they come all the way back in 18, 2 run capped off by 3 straight raised by klay thompson. right now they are still down by 9 points. they're looking get this one. it would be 3rd win in a row if they get this game, we're just about to go into 4th quarter. of course, we will have full highlights in the 9 o'clock hour. now we've had about a day to process the fact that jimmy g will miss the rest of the season with a broken left foot. and there's not much there's not as much doom and gloom as i thought mainly because jimmy g was in the building today and brought up everyone's moved just a day after breaking his foot. but also because the niners they're coming off of that win against the dolphins and their rookie quarterback brock purdy. he played pretty well. this niners team is built to win regardless of who is under center and well, everyone still feels for jimmy g. there's still a huge amount of confidence that this squad can accomplish big things this season. >> jimmy came in a day and i was up the positive about all that but is the big deal is her but it's good to see him today. just being positive and deal to give him a hug and stuff like that. all the guys rts coming back from which will be a come back. no problem that we've got a really good team has. >> worked our butts off to get in this position. we're at now and we've got a lot more football of them. i know it's it's a real big all lost started with trey. but then the josh was in jimmy last night that is a big deal. also know it. well, i do also be urging is go for this and we're going go out there, play football the best we can every that's what we've done so far and that we're going continue to do looking forward and i'm winning. i look at brock in that position. i think anyone has seen brought in this building. what's the brock in a position know what they differently that we have all. >> if you a bill for you'll get killed for alright. monday night football, tom brady and the bucs hosting the saints. brady comes home next week to take on the niners 2nd quarter saints down 3 andy dalton airs it out to take some hill. the saints take a 73 lead. after driving it down the field, final seconds of the game. >> brady in a bucs down 6. this is his 42nd career comeback. 4th quarter game. that's why he's the goat. the bucks comeback to win it 17 to 6. he'll be heading back to the bay area next week. the serra grande to take on his childhood favorite team bucks niners. that's next sunday at levi's stadium. now let's go to qatar. brazil was hosting south korea. this was the >> good old fashioned. but with before i even complete. it was up about 4 to one. >> there you see vinicius junior top right corner brazil up one nil down to 28 minute. >> that's another great goal right there. brazil. they're going to be a tough out. they went 4 to one. they'll take on croatia in the quarter-finals on friday. now coming back here to chase center. we just end it. >> that 3rd quarter warriors still down looking to get their 3rd straight win tonight. one quick note before i get out of here, the pacers starting point guard tyrese, haliburton. he didn't play tonight. he's their best player. he has an injury, but i was talking to him before the game. tyrese, haliburton and brock purdy. the forty-niners quarterback. they went to school together. they both were freshman and sophomore that iowa state together. halliburton left iowa state after a sophomore year. but tyrese told me they became really close friends and he was actually want to wear brock purdy jersey to the game tonight, but it didn't arrive in time. but i asked him how should forty-niners fans feel about broc going forward? he said one thing about broc. you will always be ready for a challenge and he will never be too scared of the moment. so i guess that music the forty-niners fans ears. but that is all i have here from chase center reporting live. back to you >> take a look at the newest addition to the happy hollow zoo in san jose. aren't they cute the endangered when packery to pig like animal with chris lee here in a tough snout. the species was once considered extinct, only documented from fossil fragments until some of them were found in south america. in the 1970, the males joining the zoo in san jose are for a roughly 3,000. packer is left in the entire world. >> the association of zoos and aquariums species survival plan. listen, packer ease and a priority animal to support happy hollow. park's recently renovated habitat gives the opportunity to potentially breed and house more of those packer so one packery will find that one very attractive in the species will thrive. that's that's exactly how we're that's found 4 news at 8 vicki and grant standing by with what's up at 9 as someone everyone. that's right. thank >> i think the pandemic housing bubble is bursting. coming up, why home sales? >> here are actually dropping faster than the rest of the country. man is in custody tonight following last month's up to today's arrest? we're also tracking an overnight storm. lawrence will have the latest on that. keep it here. kron. 4 news at 9 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, a man is behind bars tonight following a violent attack at a burger joint in antioch. thank you for joining us, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. police say the habitat burger shop employee was. >> it's so hard she actually lost an icon force. met harry has more details now on the suspect who is now in custody. >> shocking video of a man violently maiming, a female employee at the habit burger grill in antioch. this happened on november. 12th monday, an arrest was made. i think it sends the message