summer or winter ice >> black friday, the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season. according to the national retail federation, this holiday weekend is expected to be a record-breaking one when it comes to shopping. an estimated 166.3 million people are expected to shop. that includes online shoppers like the casa says she is sticking to the stores can see the quality of what you're purchasing. >> and many shoppers i spoke with say they will continue their holiday shopping spree through the weekend and finished. i'm cyber monday reporting from walnut creek. go on. kron. 4 news. >> and it's beginning to feel a whole lot like chris mcgee save. it looks like the north pole in san jose. yeah. in time playing field and pay pal park has been transformed into the world. largest display of christmas lights and that's where we find kron four's justin campbell tonight. >> hey, are you guys doing they this place during the day most of the year? san jose earthquakes are playing. what now? i want you to look at this exciting. there is a contortionist want people that we've spoken to kids, just excited to get out to see the light have some on. and really after 2 years of a lockdown, they are out again enjoying the holiday spirit. >> chan were looking for 9 reindeer, all lost inside. can help us find them. come on. >> a winter wonderland more than 4 million sparkling multicolored light, creating a one of a kind story theme walk through mains in hopes of bringing happiness to all who come look at the lights like it has been 2 different colors and it feels really christmas covid over the last 2 years. did you miss getting to come to something like this? >> very, very much. >> easy entertainment and let them rent free and get to be kids again. it's kind of nice and bringing the spirit. but it's not just kids who are having fun. there's an ice bar for adults what people are meant to do. they're meant to interact with each other and have a good time. and i think the last 2 years were tough on a lot of people. so we're anticipating a large crowd between now and new year's day. when we finished this run, ceo jerry nadler says they are expecting more than 300,000 guests hoping to put a smile on their faces this holiday season. >> you're looking at this been torsten it is a route right here. >> looking and i mean, i don't stretch, you know, just i don't think even invited stretching up. i could do this. but people are just so excited the out here. see the light, see the experience in joining this holiday experience reporting here in san jose to justin camp kron. 4 news a just and, you you know, the pows human pretzel moves for sure. >> i yeah. thank you, i 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now. theme park there with the bucky ball. >> the bucky ball. cooler temps out there. we're expecting a lot. yeah. it could be a lot colder in the coming days. of course, we've had some record breaking temperatures over the last couple of all day. but now here we go. we're going to get some to some wintry weather outside still out there right now. we've got mostly clear skies looking toward the golden gate bridge. kind of busy out there for this time night. but overnight tonight, we'll see a few clouds move in late tonight early tomorrow morning. temperatures going to be cold but not as close. it's been and then morning clouds giving way to mostly sunny skies tomorrow. but the temperatures going to be a little bit cooler sunday. still some dry weather around the bay area. cool in 55 degrees in san jose right now. that's all that bad. 45, though, over the hill and half moon bay. 47 in livermore and dublin. also in the brentwood. now, 48 and clear in concord is 45 degrees in napa. 43 in petaluma. 44 in santa rosa, air quality has been an issue today, but a little hazy out there right now. but not as bad as forecast by the bay area. air quality management. they were looking at some poor air quality, possibly, but that just hasn't materialized. still, it's hazy out there right now around the bay area. they've issued a spare the air for tonight. that coming to a close, though, for tomorrow. that's the good news or we're going to see some better air quality around the bay area. still hazy in spots. we've got a cold front dropping through that. up the mix out the atmosphere quite a bit. temperature wise. 75 for a high in lemore today, 70 in santa rosa. 67 degrees in san francisco. 68 in oakland, 70 degrees in san jose. here's your cold front that i was talking about slowly breaking down that ridge of high pressure that brought the nice warm weather. also trapped. a lot of fluids down below that front is going to come swing into the bay area tomorrow. bring some clouds late tonight early tomorrow morning. right now remain dry. but just beginning to see a few showers move in the very northern portions of the state. but are going stay dry from that cold front as it moves on by and that sea breeze developing out there right now and on shore flow kind of kicking in up toward the coastline. but the front going to move on through. and then as it moves on by, we'll get back to more of a northerly wind kicking in. so be some mild conditions. the bay area for tomorrow, but lot of sunshine on the way. but things are changing in the long range forecast to see right here. we've got that from going through right there. tomorrow. your skies start to clear out behind that little bit of a northerly wind as we get to sunday doesn't look too bad. maybe couple clouds moving in and then you can already see the storm system lingering to the north. that is going to start to drop in as we head in toward monday. that is going to usher in some much colder air around the bay area. maybe as much as 20 greece cold around parts of the bay area. so a big change. the weather pattern coming our way. not tomorrow, though. you can watch the numbers dropping off a little bit. you've got some 50's and 60's out near the coastline inside the base. see those temperatures warming up a little bit more. but as warm as the 60's into the south bay. maybe couple low 70's. the warmer spots well inland by tomorrow afternoon should be dry, though, all around the bay area. >> thanks a lot lawrence. well in the south and other gun buyback event happening next month in morgan hill, you can turn in their weapons on december 10th at the morgan hill outdoor sports center. people can get $100 for each handgun, rifle and shotgun that's turned in and $200 for each ghost gun or assault weapon items must be functional to qualify for the buyback program, a limit of 5 guns can be turned in. >> per person. and this morning in morgan hill, a car crashed into a building in the area of monterey road and barrett avenue. firefighters say that nobody was hurt, but as you can see, boy, for sure, a lot of damage to clean up. investigators looking into how the crash happened. >> in the east bank deputies are investigating 2 homicide cases in bay point. the first one happened just before 9 yesterday morning on mountain view. road skews me mountain view avenue. investigators found a 62 year-old man shot inside of a home. the arrested 63 year-old donald robinson connection with the killing. then shortly before 4 in the afternoon, deputies responded to a shooting on warp drive and found a man dead on the street. investigators arrested 18 year-old emmanuel more rallies. and 38 year-old rallies in connection to the case. doctors are urging people to be extra careful this holiday weekend as hospitals across the country continue to be overwhelmed with rsv the respiratory viruses cause states like oregon to declare a state of emergency. >> our kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with doctors in the bay area about what hospitals here are saying. things are getting worse at children's hospitals with icu beds filling up combine that with an increase of flu and covid cases and the adult icus are also near capacity for weeks. parents have heard the warnings about rsv cases sweeping the nation. infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says things are also worsening here. the pediatric icu at betty off children's hospital in san francisco is now at 97% occupancy every right to the tent for overflow and the pediatric hospital. so many. >> for many pediatricians, this is that in march of 2020, mainly because there is a lot of capacity in the pediatric hospitals in general. the doctor says a rise in flu and covid cases are also filling up the adult icu, which sits at a 95% occupancy rate. he described what patients with the most serious cases of rsv undergo. most kids is just really removing secretions, giving rest very support, maybe a breathing tube for the most serious and rehydration at stanford university's packard children's hospital. there seems to be fewer cases keeping up. i think it packard betts remain at a premium. doctor david cornfield says there seems to be more children struggling with rsv now because of the pandemic. those 3 years and younger getting the respiratory virus for the first time that 3 years of isolation. so many of the kids that would have ordinarily been infected with rsv. >> did not see the infection. we also know that kids infected with rsv tend to be more severely affected with their first infection. he says the vast majority of children get through their symptoms without needing to go to the hospital. both health experts recommend parents to social distance during the holidays, mask up and take advantage of vaccines. get your flu shot and your covid shot because we're not really sure what all that interaction of the viruses might be like, though there isn't much for treatment and no approved vaccine for rsv. right now, doctor chin-hong says a vaccine is in development by pfizer and he expects it will be available by next year. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> china is dealing with with the one of its largest covid outbreaks of the pandemic. more than 30,000. >> new cases were reported yesterday. infectious disease specialists say china's 0 covid shutdown strategy is affected this because it means most of the population has no immunity to the virus. officials are trying to get more people vaccinated. meanwhile, grocery stores in china are dealing with shortages as people begin. panic buying in anticipation of more shutdowns, european allies are working to mitigate russia's efforts to cut off heat and electricity. you to ukraine. >> during the upcoming bitter winter months. more than 200 cities are donating power, generators and electrical transformers. critics accuse russia of unfairly targeting civilian infrastructure. russia claims it's hitting legitimate targets. officials estimate 50% of ukraine's energy facilities have been damaged in recent strikes. the country's power grid operator says that it's still been able to meet 70% of ukraine's electricity requirements, at least for now. the u.s. is also trying to help ukrainians endure the harsh winter conditions more than 22,000 blankets collected by humanitarian organizations. worshiped to a train station in kyiv from there. they will go to other train stations throughout the country for distribution. >> the situation is a challenge because of winter, which is already in ukraine. it's freezing temperatures. in response to that, the united states is going to continue to do everything we possibly can working night and day to provide help on winterization needs to provide as much air defense and other security assistance as possible and also help ukraine repair its energy infrastructure. so people are in the cold and dark and without water. us is also providing people with fuel and heating appliances. >> president biden says that he is using some time over the holidays to think about running for reelection. >> in 2024, at 80 years old, his age will be a consideration. earlier this month, house pizza speaker nancy pelosi and house majority leader steny hoyer both announced they will step down from their own leadership roles in congress this week. the white house press secretary said any discussion over the president's future, one involved, plenty of input from his family. >> he plans to run. he said himself, as you just laid out, jeremy, that he's going to have a private conversation with his family. certainly not going to lay out what that conversation could look like or potentially be. that is that is of the president's clearly prerogative to have that conversation with his family to make that decision. >> the president plans to make an official decision by early next year. our nation's economy could come to a standstill in just a matter of days. >> if the nation's largest rail workers union fails to negotiate a new deal with the railroad companies. and this comes as a previous deal by the biden administration was rejected by 4 of the 12 unions rail strike would be catastrophic for the economy. as you can imagine, impacting the movement of supplies of food, other goods and people. kelli meyer reports on what the biden administration is doing to prevent a strike from happening. >> the white house working to avert a potential rail shutdown just in time for the holiday season. >> my team all parties, i have not talking. >> president joe biden says he personally has and jumped into talks between rail companies and unions clashing over contracts. a repeat of what happened in september when the white house stepped in to broker a tentative agreement earlier this week, the white house said the president is getting into the discussions. again, the president is indeed involved directly biden, a pro union president is hoping to avoid a rail strike after 4 of the 12 unions voted against the tentative deal. the main sticking point for unions is over paid sick time. >> what could be more christmas spirit like then the ebenezer scrooge is of the world. that's the railroads at giving pittance in the form of paid sick days, took all the hardworking bought, crashed into the world and ago she ate a positive outcome with each of our 12 unions. is the the goal. >> the rail industry argues the earlier agreement included the largest wage increase in 5 decades and was endorsed by the president as a win. they say they're ready to reach new deals, but the window is closing. if nothing is decided by december 9th, there could be an industry-wide strike, dealing a blow to the nation's supply chain. potential shortages on everything from gas to food to automobiles, driving up prices. here's the transportation secretary describing the costa newsnation's. leland vittert thanking the american economy deal with. if it happens, it would not be good. the retail industry says the strike would cause an enormous disruption, but the stores are already stocked for the holiday those left to pick up the slack of a potential rail shutdown like the trucking industry are already facing challenges of their own trucks, trailers and drivers in short supply and taking on the way of the rail companies they say is a load. they just can't lift. there is no way to completely replace. to take care of that tonnage. it goes on trial. >> that was kellie meyer reporting for us tonight. amazon warehouse workers are now on strike workers in the u.s. and 30 other nations walking out of the busiest shopping day of the year calling for better pay and working conditions. the campaign called make amazon pay some employees also rallying outside of a new york residence owned by amazon founder jeff bezos. protests are also planned at whole foods stores which are also owned by amazon in several states porch. pirates are once again out in force this holiday season. a new report by safewise. it's a >> home security website found that the bay area has the most package theft compared to other metro areas in the nation of the top 10 cities with most package thefts for them are right here in california. besides the bay area, sacramento, los angeles in fresno are on that list, too. the report also found that 3 out of 4 americans have had a package stolen. and the theft of grew by about 23% over the previous 12 months. there are several tips to protect your deliveries, including lockers or in-store pickup. new at 9, there's another shopping movement happening. but this one has nothing to do with black friday. erin ivory explains. >> it's right about is the first amazon deliveries leave the warehouse. rhonda yates pours her first cup of the day are also the world. can i get up in the morning and say i'm going to look and find all these wonderful things settling in to see who found the latest packages on their doorstep. just so much, joy. you know, it just sick to see people so >> you know, to see these good things happening. >> yates and her daughter are the masterminds behind a facebook page called the kindness, family or strangers come together to secretly fulfill others. amazon it was really surprising first discovering a slew of boxes for her new baby boy. he spent 6 in a hospital prior to be diagnosed cerebal palsy. they got a ground for him to stand up in and try and strengthen his lacks. they actually ordered food and have it delivered for me. >> it's like he has a whole bunch of grandma's news. they just became something that people love doing. >> from her living room in the small village of bradley, illinois yates movement has made its way down the road and across the idaho. there's arizona others, maryland. there's indiana, >> we love delivered to an amazon truck. there was a girl who 2 teenage daughters that were sleeping on the floor and >> 2 hours, they had both these bad. sheets, pillows asking what else they can do. >> wheelchair ramps, track shoes, car seats, birthday gifts, even plane tickets and more people could learn. put themselves aside every now and then and to help others out that the world would probably be in a much better state. >> and that was erin ivory reporting for us tonight. still ahead, a warning from health experts on the virus. what is it in? get that? >> plus, what airlines say is pushing them too. only having one pilot on commercial flights. and as we head to break from for celebrating the bay area's remarkable women, if you know someone who you'd like to nominate making a difference in her community. >> well, she'll have a chance to be awarded woman of the year. you can enter your nomination by scanning the code on your screen there or go to kron 4 dot com. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. >> okay. so would you catch a commercial flight was only one pilot. some airlines are pushing to reduce the number of pilots in the cockpit right now. the idea is being heavily pushed by international airlines and some regulators in this comes amid an ongoing pilot shortage leading questions on whether if this really is a safe move. our marky mark martin rather explains why it could be tough to get people on board. >> it's the latest effort by airlines to cut costs in staffing shortages, shrinking commercial cockpits down to one pilot. this after covid all but decimated the industry igniting waves of unrest not only by flight crews protesting grueling working >> but from passengers as well. we have a crisis when it comes to airline travel. we have a pilot shortage and those who say we don't well, they're just full of the pitch is gaining international steam with more than 40 countries, including germany, the uk and new zealand asking the united nations body that sets aviation standards to make single pilot safe reality. but it's a hard sell for those actually behind the controls. well, it shouldn't be any surprise. they're looking at saving money. and we're looking at saving lives. captain dentist hager has been with american airlines for more than 30 years. he says having a partner for safe decision-making is at the core of what they do, especially in emergency situations. it could be a passenger disruption while in flight it could be the weather. a major system malfunction like an engine fire, low visibility approaches. the bottom line is soul to soul contact is what is going to make the difference in these scenarios. and aviation consultant colonel jay joseph who flew for u.s. airways agrees adding it will be tough to get passengers on board to the ramifications of the downside to that are so far-reaching. you never be able to find. i'm >> here. the i think you'd be able to get the general traveling public on board with. >> aviation attorney and pilot timothy lauren juror telling newsnation he sees no path forward here for single pilot flights. it's very important to create an environment where people feel i got tells me that that the faa and other governmental agencies will with be very hard pressed to approve something like this. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us. most pilots say that there are just really too many heard or what hurdles for this too, actually happened. >> here at 9 o'clock reaction tonight after virginia police released the manifesto of the walmart shooter. what one of his arriving co-workers is saying. plus the rapper ye formerly known as kanye west wants who he wants as his running mate in his 2024 presidential run. and a look back at alcatraz in 1969, we talk to the woman who help native americans take control of the island an you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a a ar th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us a a how to get up a $750 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because he would just he would stop. he just kept shooting. we spoke today to a walmart associate who wants to remain anonymous. >> he says he survived the shooting by ducking and hiding under a table. well, the shooter's manifesto implies he was tormented by his co-workers. this survivor says he never witness that. he said the shooter was a team lead who had a reputation for being nit picky. >> well, i remember on my first day i got there. it was clear that everybody. had some type of like. i'm not going to see everybody had a problem with them. but when i got there like he was the manager to look out for. >> the manifesto says that the shooter decided to spare one woman, but this survivor says it didn't look like the suspect was aiming are not naming any specific co-workers when the shooting happened. he wasn't really. >> a minute. people taking a break, then shooting them, aiming at people taking a break shooting. he just caught it. just let it go. >> in his manifesto, the shooter says, sorry, everyone, but i did not plan this. i promise things just fell in place like i was lead by the state and yet raise when he walked in. but it was also like u.s.. >> i don't know. you just like look, he'll it looked like he wasn't in there. just from what i saw. >> julie millet reporting for us tonight, another co-worker says that the gunman was having a hard time getting along with a new manager. police say that the suspect had no criminal history. he legally purchased the weapon used just hours before the shooting. california is cracking down on the illegal sale of tobacco to minors. the state's department of justice is distributing more than 18 million dollars to 41 local government programs. the money is meant to support recipients in instructing local tobacco retailers on federal laws, ensuring their licensing is in compliance and prosecuting those who sell tobacco products to young people, including on the internet. this month's marks native american heritage month. and tonight we're >> taking a look back at our local history. >> it was around this time. 53 years ago that american indians took control of alcatraz island and proclaimed it as their own. our kron four's ellis said the moeny and met with one of leaders of the occupation. >> more than 1.4 million people visited island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatraz is best known for the country's most feared federal penitentiary where the worst of the worst were locked up. but in 1963, the prison was shut down and serve no purpose for years. that in 1969, a group set forth to claim the 22 acres and draw attention to the genocide committed against all native americans by establishing a cultural center at the site. they're live in protest, gained national attention today. doctor lynn nato war jack, who led the occupation alongside richard oaks is heading back to the island to instead lead a tour as the vote approaches. alcatraz traces of their decades old demonstration come into view, red paint at the front entrance reads indian land. >> it was exciting. we wanted to do to help our people in. fighting for tree. rising enforcement of our cheese. is the only thing that we could do that was positive in the right direction for jack. explain. the occupiers were guided by the understanding that >> federal surplus property reverts back to native americans if they claim it. so for the next year and a half, about 400 natives from far and wide use the abandoned prison as a home. they went by the name indians of all tribes. everyone cooked cleaned and took care of their kids. meanwhile, war jack oaks and their spokesperson, john truddell addressed the media and tried to establish talks with the u.s. government. she says a negotiator refused to do so saying that they were too young and which the group tonight given their peaceful approach, but not all american indians back the occupation. a letter expressing opposition was written to the president by members of the loney tribe who never received a federally recognized reservation. it read in part those who are squatting on this rock are mainly from other states. if the united states is ready to d this land to anyone. we claim that right. we will immediately restore it as a natural wildlife sanctuary in a way station for all people navigating the bay. we can't help but be who we >> this the place that we wanted it. occupy. it had international press. so the media is really important for us live or die by the press. and we didn't have any. we never had any that knowledge for anything that we ever fought for and people we die. >> although the occupiers were eventually forced out by federal agents in 1971. more jack credits a protest for other forms of progress for indigenous people. and today, tourists who flock to the rock learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. it pales in comparison to the grand vision for jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the secretary requesting a r c- permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island reporting from alcatraz. i'm ella sogomonian. >> infected with poll virus. what health experts say this illness does and the food you should avoid. >> well, the weather has been nice around here, but we're about to get back into some wintry weather will take a closer look at that coming up with a few minutes. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver 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donald trump. >> twitter owner elon musk has banned the gun club that protects lgbtq events. the elmo for john brown gun club. he's made headlines appearing it lgbtq events in texas to protect participants from far right extremist. 2 days after the attack on club q in clock, colorado springs. the group urged lgbtq people to arm themselves in defense of attacks. twitter says that violates its rules against hateful conduct. twitter now says its premium service is going to be relaunched next week. elon musk says that there will be multicolored check marks for verified account. the service was recently suspended because of many imposter accounts. but now it will resume with companies getting a gold, a checkmark government organizations, they get a great one and people who pay a subscription fee will get the famed blue checkmark. musk says all verified accounts will be manually authenticated before the symbol activate. he has also announced that he will give amnesty 2 suspended accounts 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utah jazz who after trading away there, 2 biggest stars in the offseason, rudy gobare and donovan mitchell. they are second in the northwest division with a 12 8 record. the warriors looking to win their second in a row at home. steph curry and the warriors hoping to get a when it chase before heading out on the road early on warriors work, the board's kevon looney grabbed the offensive rebound here, takes it out to draymond green hands it to there you go and does what he does throws up to 3 indians of fouled. yeah, it's good 4 point play warrior said 6 first-half steals rain with the pick starts to break to staff ahead to learning for the jam. yeah. pretty basketball warriors lead by 8 at the half. the jazz a hanging top, though, actually took the lead in the 3rd, but it didn't last. clay with the rebound brings it up. pass ahead of jordan poole and gives it right back to clay for the stop and pop on the 3. it's good. clay appreciating pools past there. finally staff with staff. thirty-one 0.6 threes in this typical dribble drive crazy floater layup through the jazz defense. to end the war years when one 24 1.13, and now head out on the road where they have one only once this season. cal hosting ucla today in their final game of the season. the fans there on time. what he'll say goodbye to joe starkey. the voice of the bears for 48 years. who is broadcasting his final game today? the bears keeping pace with the bruins jack plummer, finding jeremiah hunter who makes an amazing catch there in the sun. 38 yards and the score kyle goes up. 21 17 at the half. that of the 3rd quarter ucla quarterback dorian thompson robinson, his friends called dtr, takes off 14 yards, pay dirt. he rushed for 2 tds today. bruins up. 24 21. but the bears battled back in the 4th first and goal from a plumber dumps a pass here into the flat for jayden ot speedster there into the corner of the end zone. there's ahead. 28 to 27. but cal just couldn't contain. ucla is offense. zach charbonnet ends up getting a nice 5 yard. td run here. puts them up for good bruins gaining 541 total yards. more than 350 on the ground. bruins standing the bears. 35 to 28. the san francisco forty-niners hosting the saints this sunday and they're looking for their 4th straight win. the forty-niners offense is shifted into high gear since the arrival of christian mccaffrey star running back and jimmy garoppolo has put his foot to the metal and running it over his past 5 starts. he's out of 108, passer rating averaging just over 8 yards per pass. and he loves that. kyle shanahan is aggressive with the play calling reminiscent of 2017, which was jimmy's first year with the forty-niners city thinks that he and kyle have finally found a rhythm. he meant it. it's a different type i think just. everything that happened at think a kind of, you know, happen like just the whole situation. i i don't know. he's got more mature group this year. i you know, call plays like he isn't. it's let me get the ball out. guys, run with it. makes for an easy, you know, the style of offense. and i think when you tie that to a good running game. >> so it's hard to stop. i mean, we've got we've got a ways to go. obviously, we're nowhere near perfect. but just moving in the right direction. and we're talking the same language right now, which is good. >> world cup action coming off their draw with wales, the united nathan, the united states needed a great showing against england today and they want to move on in the world cup having several chances early. but this one right here was their best shot in the 33rd minute christian pulisic rifling a shot here towards the goal. it ricochet is hard off the top of the crossbar there. you can see this was a laser of a shot. yeah. inches away from a go ahead. goal. neither team though mustering up much of an offense and actually looks pretty happy and relieved to take a nil-nil draw. and of course, getting one point apiece. ultimately the drop puts the usa their own fate into their own hands as they need to win against iran next tuesday to move out of group b and then move on in the tournament. speaking are on. they had a match against wales today and they were looking to be going yell nil draw as well. here things change, though. the red card late for wales, 10 men on the field. and yeah, around taking advantage of it here in the 98 minute. roos bay, shes me finding the back of the goal for ron. they added another one. yeah, around goes on to win it to use it. the parents of deceased, a soccer player from stanford university, katie meyer have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university family stating that the 21 year-old committed suicide after stressing about facing discipline for an incident that happened in august of 2021. the lawsuit was filed on wednesday in santa clara county superior court meyer was a key member of stanford's 2019 national championship team and served as team captain during the 2020 and 2021 seasons. that is your look at sports picking. all right, dan, the new world cup villages in san francisco opened today. there's a jumbo screen, food and drinks. >> times and locations for all as a world cup village events can be found at world cup as fdot or also seen on your screen. there. coming up, i 2 games kicked off the event this morning. the netherlands versus ecuador game followed by the usa vs england game. today was also opening day at the sugar bowl ski resort. part of the festivities included a live dj. fresh sugar cookies. and 30 scalable trails sugar bowl says that there terrain crew had been hard at work the last week to prepare for opening weekend passes are already on sale for the season. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the conditions after this year. yeah, the early season snow there, of course, last couple days been unusually warm, but we've got some more snow on some wintry weather headed to the high country and >> maybe couple raindrops coming our way, too. but here's the good news for the holiday. the roadways open and clear sometimes get the storms rolling on through causing all kinds of headaches on a 80 50. but right now you're looking at donner summit and roadways are a wide open and clear expected to stay that way all weekend long to is high even though it's going to weaken somewhat, not going to see the rain or snow move in. so the head up there for tomorrow, it's going to be chilly. but you can see the beautiful snow capped mountains. temperatures running in the 40's for highs. both truckee and also south lake tahoe. 55 degrees in reno. 53 in carson city. if you plan on sticking around the temperatures getting cold specially on monday. that's when another cold front is going to dive through. there's a chance we could be talking about some snow showers. >> maybe even late in the day on monday into tuesday. us rain and snow. >> kind of on and off. and this next system that's coming through as we get them. and this will be very cold system. we saw temperatures, lake tahoe, we're talking snow level, maybe dropping down to about 3500 feet or so. if you're traveling the high country, be prepared. they're not going to see the real warm this next week. it is going to be much cooler in the kind of on and off as we head throughout the week. in fact, there's another storm system expected to move in on thursday. that would maybe a little bit warmer, but a much heavier snow event possibly across the sierra nevada. and then guess what? another one coming in for the weekend, too. so, yeah, head of the high country going to be on and off weather there. and hey, we've got some storms that are affected people's travel here. as you head back to the bay area are expecting somebody back over the weekend. watch out this storm system really going to cause some issues going to roll right in and out of texas and all the way up in toward the eastern seaboard, going to cause some major travel problems as we get into sunday afternoon, some very heavy storms, maybe some severe weather. the some parts of the country wants one of these major hubs. these airplane hubs gets a backed up a bit and really cause a ripple effect all across the country. all right. we're scanning skies right now. we're keeping things dry out there right now. but look what happens as we head throughout the weekend looking good. we've got some sunshine coming your way that a cold front drops in that's a system bringing some snowfall up in the sierra nevada, slight chance of a sprinkle here, but some much cooler temperatures maybe as much as 15, 20 degrees cooler around bpthe bay area by tomorrow. and as we head in toward monday, and then as we get the following week, is that major storm i was talking about, this puts us up to get like that. that could be a significant rainmaker here and a significant snow maker in the high country up. but we're talking about temperatures they're looking good. no rain to speak of its going, stay dry 70's inland 60's around the bay. some 50's co side next couple days ago to watch the temperatures really dropping off. get chilly as we head in toward next week. temperatures running well below the average and some rain on the way. all right, lawrence, thanks a lot. coming up next, experts weighing in on what it's the best time to buy christmas trees that it stays fresh. >> throughout the holidays. >> well, if you're planning on buying a real christmas tree, experts say timing is everything. they typically last 5 to 6 weeks. so you've got to keep them fresh until christmas in the best day to buy a tree is november. 29th, which is just a few days away. of people in the bay area are already picking out the perfect pine one family we caught up with today. >> says that the real deal adds an extra layer of the stall just to their christmas celebrations smell so good. >> we were just joking in the car that we just wanted, something that smell good on and reminded us of the holidays, you know, smells bring up so much so it smells of cooking. smells the holidays, a special unit >> by time tell. >> all right. so before you buy that tree, you want to shake it. the sea for the needles are dropping off because that means not super fresh. also make sure that the needles are green and shiny. experts say that you should trim the trunk. >> by about an inch so that the tree can actually soak up and drink the water in little tray that they give you. so you wanted to stay as fresh as you can. >> during the holidays, make sure your tree has enough water. so it will last as long as possible get trying to work the fire a fake one cell school. that's all that, doesn't but does it smell pine? oh, well, you know, you can always get candles or sprays. charlotte is a part thinks that that wraps produced. yeah, can. and eleanor, here to tell us what's happening all right. thanks so that's that's what we're working on tonight. a very busy weekend for businesses, not just for malls and stores, but also for restaurants. >> all those in the hospitality industry are hoping to get a big boost. this shopping season as it continues to recover from those pandemic restrictions. and november marks native american heritage month. so tonight we're taking a look back at our local history. ahead of 10. i will introduce us to the woman who spearheaded the takeover of alcatra >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> thank you for joining us here tonight at 10, i'm ella sogomonian and i'm ken wayne. we start with that breaking news out of san francisco where police say somebody tried to hijack a muni bus. want to show you that video from the scene. this is from the citizen app. you can barely make out. the buses led screen flashing the message. emergency call police san francisco police say this all started just before 8 o'clock tonight at cortland and mission streets in the mission. according to poli