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>> think that surprised to see this because i i i don't know what's surprise that stopped schenley in his tracks. some here, too. >> trip by now, but he couldn't get to his mailbox. it's behind all the damage and caution tape. he was forced to leave empty-handed. police say around 3 saturday afternoon, this bmw drove through the glass wall. police say the person simply hit the wrong pedal the commute for many you know, it's on that front >> all of hit gas pedal and brake all. and >> route for all we know of the boy. >> luckily, there were no injuries or structural damage, but there is still a lot to clean up and fix. people speculated over how much it may end up costing. >> i did speak with the people who are cleaning it up. they say it is going to take a little bit of time to get the window into make all of the repairs. but it will be boarded up and people will be able to get to their boxes in mountain view. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and the north bay, a person was hit and killed by a car in petaluma early this morning. it happened just blocks from highway 101, near south mcdowell boulevard around 06:00am police are still investigating what led up to the crash. however, it looks like the person who was killed was in the roadway when the car hit them. santa rosa police citing 30 drivers in arresting 3 during a dui checkpoint last night. police say 29 drivers were cited for >> driving without a license. one of them cited for driving with a suspended or revoked license. 3 drivers were arrested for dui. did you feel it? a 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook the east bay very early this morning. bit of a wake-up call for folks there hitting the city of also around 03:40am, that with some video from inside a home where you could clearly see that christmas tree getting a good barco spoke to some folks in the area who say they definitely felt it. >> strong long. yeah, i woke me up. it was a little bit of a when felt a little bit bigger. these are in the residents had quite the week. a call early saturday morning when a 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck the bay area around from seattle. what it used the u.s. geological survey reported the epi center was. >> just northeast of elsa located between richmond and berkeley. keith newton with the usgs earthquake science center says it's right where the hayward fault is. what's interesting about the hayward fault system. >> is that between big earthquakes. it slowly is what we call creeping it slowly moves. the 2 sides moved past each other so that creeping is occurring. and you can see that the land surface where the fault intersects the ground surface like streets are cracked or curbs are off said. but the quake could be felt in other places like san francisco. >> walnut creek and orinda first earthquake. he survived he's pretty >> and you shall be sent us this video from inside his home. the camera captured the moment the earthquake hit causing the christmas tree and some kitchen appliances to shape brad also woke up to several items knocking over in his room. >> my work desk to got a good tumble of a couple things. but besides that, everything was a-ok. >> news and says these events happening regularly on the hayward fault. but experts like him have predicted then in the next 30 years, the bay area could be rocked by a strong earthquake. there's about a 2 in 3 chance that we'll have the first quake bigger than >> the northridge earthquake that happened in 1994 in southern california. >> which was a 6.4 while they're unpredictable. experts recommend people packed a go bag with essential items. >> i remember the drill in an event of earthquake. >> drop cover and hold on in orinda camila barco kron. 4 news. >> with that, we want to get your check of your 4 zone. forecast is a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. things are going to get very, very chilly out yeah, exactly has the yeah. we're keeping a close eye on everything. the big story, of course, for us was earthquake earlier this morning. i always like to give you that reminder. it's a good conversation to have with your children, even though it wasn't too bad, it's always opportunity to talk to your was a drop cover, hold on and don't get in the doorway. in the 80's 90's, we kind of pushed for that. but now it's kind of change, we say, get under a desk or a table and put your hand behind your head and your neck. >> temperatures right now as we speak gets kind of chilly. it's december were in the 40's for the most part, sun rose at 38. but for the most part, we're in the 40's and upper 30's. our lows will be in the 30's, some places right there at freezing like santa rosa, napa, vallejo and concord, even antioch. we're at 32 for our lows. not to mention. we have a dense fog advisory and that actually kicks off tonight at 11. it's going to stay that way. >> and till tomorrow, 11:00am. so we'll be watching for dense fog. as you wake up, some folks early in the morning. so want to make sure to leave early. want to make sure to use your low beams. not to mention it's going to be chilly so much for patchy ice. and of course, we're going to update you in the morning as we fast for also going to some dense fog, a san jose tomorrow and maybe even mountain view. so every hour tomorrow morning, i'm going to update you temperatures once we get past the early frosty start for oakland. 55 san jose. 58 san francisco, sunny and 55 will take a look at your seven-day forecast coming up next. britney, thank you for your help. tonight, high levels of flu covid and rsv cases are straining bay area health care systems. >> kron four's gayle ong has more on what officials are recommending for a safe and healthy holiday season. >> if you're planning a party for the holidays, try to do that. well, ventilated our outdoor spaces to kind of increase the chance of this being as healthy and safe holiday season. doctor gabriel ortiz with zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital says the hospital is well prepared but hopes people will do things to protect themselves. this winter cases are rising. and so it's important that when we do get together during this holiday season that we do so safely this week, health officers from all 9 bay area counties issued new recommendations for people to stay healthy this winter as flu and rsv cases surge with the potential to overwhelm bay-area hospitals. please, please. it's not too late to get your annual flu shot. >> and your covid-19 updated bivalent booster. both are now available everyone age 6 months and up. i can't tell you how many patients over the last 3 weeks told me that they went to thanksgiving dinner and now grandpa sick in the hospital or they're and kind of spending. >> time with me instead of being home with their loved ones doctorate, he says the best gift this year. >> is the gift of health. doctson yourself wear a mask, wash those hands. >> if you feel sick, stay home. >> and doctor ortiz says you should get treatment early if you are sick, which can be done through virtual appointments to help keep space that the hospitals open in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula, more than 2000 kids and teens have received toys and gift cards during a giveaway hosted by the samaritan house. today. it was in san mateo. the organization says it's seeing 4 times more people seeking help this year compared to previous years. it plans on giving hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of presents to families in need this holiday season. outgoing representative jackie spear was on hand to help give the gets out. >> the $300,000 going to be given out in gift cards. plus all that boys. this morning to the family is going to the difference between. a christmas. that bloom and christmas of great joy. >> the congresswoman really getting into the spirit of today? yes, that is her inside a motorized cupcake. she brought a lot of smiles to people's faces today. very cute in the east bay, outgoing oakland, mayor libby schaaf, helping give out toys to families today during the mayor's toy drive. mayor shop says more than 1300 families received gifts with the help 40 volunteers and countless donors. >> a well-known mountain lion around southern california put down due to health issues here. how cup governor newsom is remembering him. plus, tsa says they're seeing a record number of guns at security checkpoints. a closer look at the numbers after the break. and san francisco's chinatown brightening up the night with light. so you can get a closer look at support local look at support local businesses. 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 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lot of hope >> but as we know we've been there before. i think those of us who have pets or even people you go to the doctor. and at first it might seem minor. but those tests once you start digging deep. reveal things you don't want to hear. and that's what happened with p 22. >> the 22 is triage at the la zoo. then taken to the san diego zoo wildlife alliance to try and take care of those traumatic injuries from the presumed car accident. >> the california department of fish and wildlife says p 22 was euthanized around 9 o'clock this morning. the sentiment from the wildlife community is a sad as this is. it's also an opportunity to learn about how to safely coexist and protect our mountain lions, which unfortunately are heading towards extinction. governor gavin newsom took to twitter today saying 22 was an icon. his incredible journey helped inspire a new era of urban conservation, including the world's largest wildlife crossing in california. he continued that. he grew up loving those cats thinking of his dad today who was a wildlife activist and taught him about protecting the precious animals. other news tonight, tsa says they're stopping more guns than ever are from going through security checkpoints. and now the agency is increasing the maximum maximum fine for doing so to close to $15,000. tsa says they've caught more than 6300 guns this year. almost 90% of them loaded the number of guns found by the agency has increased every year since 2010 with the exception of 2021 airports all but shut down during the pandemic. we want to give you a live look at sfo tonight. busy weekend for travel. of course, bay area airports, though, doing better than other parts of the country when it comes to delays and cancellations so far today at sfo, 163 flights have been delayed. 13 canceled and oakland. 35 flights have been delayed. no cancellations. there. and down at san jose international. 33 flights have been delayed. 3 of them have been canceled. of course, traveling can be stressful for just about anyone. but a special program at sfo is bringing smiles and easing worries for passengers. one tail wag at the time. the wag brigade has been part of sfo since 2013 programs got 11 dogs a rabbit, a pig and a cat with travel returning to pre-pandemic they've been pretty busy members of the big red brigade joins us today to talk about the program and how you can identify the pets. next time you're waiting to catch a flight. today. we have that. we have the best of the best. they put me on we typically have big crowds of people. and that typically entice people to look into what's going on and other people in petting them. >> i'm kind of encourages them to kind of come up and ask. but yeah, other complete you can is coming up at them. >> they're at sfo 7 days a week. typically during the hours of 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. they're cute. brittany. i know she was. we thought they both about bonnie that big albany. that is a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. several buildings lit up kind of red and green for the holidays. that sort of thing. it's nice and clear tonight. yes, i like that. what's going on? you know, we have some changes in the forecast. a couple things that we're looking as we take a look at the big pictures will be watching for rain as we set up for your work week. so. >> right now it's going to be dry as we take a look at monday, 10. 45 you can see the potential for a sprinkle or 2 as we fast for that to tuesday at midnight, we really have the potential again for a sprinkle or 2. i don't think it will be anything like we had last week, but we are still watching for that potential rain as we take a look at best for that clock. want to pass that to friday? at one 30, we have the chance again for some more rain and maybe even some snow in the mountains. but as take a look at those totals, you can see we're getting excited about that. we've got always get rain. we're going to excited. we like that music to go with the rain. you can see we're going to see less than a half an inch of rain for the most of the area. and this model is actually pretty aggressive. so i'm just going to say we have the potential for a sprinkle or 2 on tuesday, maybe even friday. this model is still we're kind of far out. but i always like to kind of set the tone of, hey, this could happen. temperatures right now as we speak to the south or nice. we're in the 40's and 30's. i mean, it's december. so i guess i say it's nice, but it's still chilly. you can see that san jose. 46 up to the north. 38. but it really is the lows that will continue to watch, especially in places like santa rosa. napa, allay, antioch, concord, all these places, the north we're at 32 are below with those freezing temperatures. not to mention some places are going to be foggy. so we are going to watch for some patchy ice on the roadways to make sure to wake up with us in the morning will stay connected to make sure you're prepared throughout the day because solano county has a dense fog advisory. again, that starts tonight at 11 is going to stay that way until tomorrow at 11:00am current temperatures are going to show for tomorrow. we're going to stay right there. and average for the most part. >> we're going to be in the 50's. you can see right here for most of the region, half moon bay. 57 to the north. we're going to get out of those freezing temperatures are going to hop up to 57 antioch. 57 livermore. 57 so upper 50's for most of the region. your 7 day forecast again showing you tomorrow. we're gonna so watch for that dense fog advisory. the potential for a sprinkle or 2. at least that's what models are showing monday night into tuesday. and then again on friday. so right before christmas. and then right before christmas, we had a potential for more rain. so okay, a lot to take in now will have to. >> that big old bun is going be up to little umbrella. little little thanks for as the weather continues to get colder and the number of shelter beds across northern california become scarce a bay area organizations working to spread a little warmth and cheer to the homeless downtown streets. team. >> works to clear barriers that prevent some homeless from finding permanent homes. the organizations working overtime this holiday season to make sure people are staying warm. >> we do as much as we can to work on referrals and lean on networks to ensure that the people that were supporting have access to a safe, dry place during the winter seasons. we do. holiday fundraisers were able to provide warming kits, offer things like wool socks, beanies, jackets, blankets doing as much as we can to support folks in the school times. >> the organization has 20 locations through northern and central california. if you're interested in helping this holiday season, you can check out their website downtown streets. team dot com. that of a startling statistic here. our nation waste about 40% of the food we produce. but one east bay nonprofit turns that perfectly good food into meals for the hungry for hungry families. conversely, to call reports from pleasant hill where white pony express is in full swing for the holidays. >> bright and early saturday morning as they do in 2 shifts 7 days a week, 364 days a year. i like giving back to the community volunteers who power the nonprofit organization, white pony express pebble in the group's warehouse in pleasant hill, sorting almost 100% surplus. perishable items like produce spread very donated from local grocers and restaurants, which would otherwise head to landfill serious. all this food that's available. and so just getting it too, getting into the local level is really important. once the bad items are separated from the good, the fresh food is packed and delivered to household doorsteps. the same day they were picked up. we serve approximately 120,000 people per year. executive director yves bird says most of the people receiving the >> and prepared meals have been east contra costa county and richmond. we are a very wasteful nation when it comes to excess food. >> we are throwing away 40% of the food that we produce. and if we can rescue just one 3rd of that perfectly good food. we eliminate hunger all together. the group also operates a general store distributing free clothing, toys and supplies since the organization was founded 9 years ago. it has given away more than 920,000 items need is much greater than i think the average person thinks as specially. >> right now with prices of everything getting so you know, just all. so there's just so many more people that are in need on a daily basis, inspiring white pony express to the rescue. >> delivering more than 20 million pounds of food in the county each year in pleasant hill. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in san francisco's china town. the area kicking off its holiday light fest more than 150 small businesses opening their doors welcoming visitors with festive lights and holiday specials. the chinatown merchants association organized the event in the hope getting more foot traffic during the holiday season. apparently it's normally very quiet and china town. light fest runs until december 31st. still ahead at 9 car repose on the rise while the auto industry x y auto industry experts are saying inflation is to blame. >> for your money tonight, some really felt at the gas pumps nationwide as prices continue to fall. president biden announced plans to refill the strategic petroleum reserve. the president ramping up releases from the reserve after russia's invasion of ukraine sent oil and gas prices soaring to record levels. more than 211 million barrels were used and the strategy works despite receiving criticism from republicans, crude oil markets calmed and gas prices are now averaging about $3.17 a gallon. that's down from more than $5 back in june. an energy department official says the refill program will take months, maybe even years. meanwhile, the recent rise in car possessions is making auto industry analysts concerned auto loan defaults nose-dived during the pandemic. when people got a boost from stimulus checks. but now many car owners are struggling with inflation and falling behind on their payments. industry experts say it's a troubling sign for future auto sales. repo companies say it so bad they're having a hard time finding people to meet the demand and space to hold all the cars coming in. coming up, twitter ceo elon musk giving several journalists the green light to come back to the platform. >> after temporarily suspending their white, many of them are calling him a >> and a dense fog advisory kicks off tonight at 11, how it may play a role in a tricky commute. details coming up after the break. >> welcome back. twitter ceo elon musk lifting account suspension for several journalists after he says they shared private information about his whereabouts. the temporary ban, however, is tightening the strained relationship between musk and the media at large. some reporters even calling the ceo a hypocrite for those fans. reporter joe khalil explains. >> justified or pip a critical new twitter owner. elon musk restored several journalists account after banning them from the platform friday setting off a firestorm of criticism was going to be 3%. they're not special. but there's your your there's that isn't. >> so no special docks. you talk to get to spend it and a story. musk himself took part in a digital roundtable discussion with some of the very journalists he banned. >> claiming he banned them for doxing for publicly sharing the real-time movements and location of his private jet, which is publicly available. information. musk argued it put his family in danger. >> it's it's nowhere except for me. for you. that is for me. same thing. you're docks. you get suspended. >> but the band journalists pushed back arguing many were simply reporting about musk's ban of an account called elon jet which tracked the jets movements. you're suggesting that we're sharing address, which is. >> and not not true. mosque also being accused of hypocrisy claiming to oppose censorship, nba champion of free speech while simultaneously banning accounts critical of him. >> but if you're going to run a platform based on the ideals of free speech and transparency, there's no one who can legitimately argue likely generally argue that's the old way that what he was doing. it is somehow less transparent you know, free speech upholding then the current way that he's doing it. >> matt been turn a list with the digital news site. mashable was among the reporters whose accounts were suspended. vendor tells news nation. he does think the fact he's been critical of musk in the past contributed to his being banned. says he even supports musk restoring accounts like donald trumps. even accounts who call themselves white supremacists so long as the policy dictating which accounts are suspended and which are brought back is fair, not based on political leanings. accounts back is fine. if treated equally across the board that will use new scene. >> is that there are accounts who are suspended and were suspended after must take over and have no idea by their count has been suspended. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight in national news, an arkansas sheriff's deputy dead after being hit by a truck. he was escorting during a procession for wreaths across america. that program honors fallen veterans during the holidays by placing wreaths on their tombstones. police say 51 year-old paul newell was assigned to the walmart truck that was delivering the supplies for the event and bentonville. you all have been a part of the sheriff's office for more than 20 years. >> our main concern is the families that were involved in the sec to. we want to make sure that they know our prayers are with them. >> a spokesperson for walmart says the company is heartbroken by the accident. their thoughts are with his family. in chicago. the father of the man charged with killing 7 people at the highland park 4th of july parade appeared in court today. robert crimo junior surrendered to police yesterday. he's charged with 7 felony counts of reckless conduct for sponsoring has that 19 year-old 19 year-old son's application for afl id card. prosecutors say he knew his son robert crimo. the 3rd was unfit to own a gun. the judge set his bond at $50,000. he did bond out this afternoon, though, his next hearing set for january. 12th. a federal appeals court is rejecting efforts to keep restrictions on immigrants seeking asylum. the trump era policy known as title. 42 set to expire next week under the program. immigrants seeking asylum were turned away to prevent the spread of covid. critics say the policy violates international law but a coalition of republican leaning states wanted to keep those restrictions in place. today's ruling means the restrictions are on track to expire next wednesday. some states are expected to appeal the supreme court. close to home a police chase and allay lead to an arrest for drugs and illegal firearm. police tried to pull over a car for reckless driving yesterday, but the driver refused the car eventually crashed into a light pole and the driver was immediately arrested. well, you see on your screen is what officers found inside the car confiscating a large amount of marijuana as long with an unregistered gun. a napa valley teacher has been arrested for lewd acts with a minor be unified. school district alerted parents of the arrest last night. they say derek holland, todd at american canyon high school and is currently on administrative leave, according to the school's website, holland was a special education teacher who had been with the district for 16 years. bail has been set at $50,000. no other details about the victim had been shared. in the south bay. a man accused of breaking into a preschool last year and attacking a pet tortoise will not be serving any prison time. michelangelo, 70 year-old african tortoise was stabbed in its shell by george robles. police say robles also stole thousands of dollars of in items from a preschool in january of 2021, a judge sentenced a man to 2 years probation and mandatory mental health and substance abuse treatment. he's also now been banned from having any animals for 10 years. gas stoves may become a thing of the past cities across the country are banning gas appliances in an effort to protect our health and the environment. >> in fact, it could become a national ban as early as next year. the u.s. consumer product safety commission will begin a formal review process that could lead to regulations and potentially a total ban. the epa says switching to electric appliances can reduce emissions research also shows harmful particles emitted by gas stoves can cause asthma and other respiratory issues, especially in young children. climate does remain top of mind at the state capitol where the california air resources board has approved a new plan. supporters describe as ambitious capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look at what the plan aims to achieve. but backers say the plan is necessary to tackle a changing climate, but many in the oil industry say. >> it's unrealistic. a win for the environment is how some have labeled a plan. the california air resources board approved this week that among other things seeks to put the state on a path to carbon neutrality by 2045. we need to take action. >> california is showing the way for the rest of the country. bill mcgovern, with the coalition for clean air overall supports the plan. a plan that come 2030 is calling on the state to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 48% below 1990, levels. >> the plan also puts forth a goal come 2045 to reduce the state's use of oil, specifically liquid petroleum fuel. like 94%. also included a call for the agricultural and livestock industries to reduce methane by more than 60% over the next 20 years. and for all new residential and commercial buildings to be powered by electric appliances before the next decade. it all comes just months after the state set a goal to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. state officials say to achieve all of the goals over the next 2 decades, california will need to see about 30 times more electric vehicles on the roads. 4 times more solar and wind generation capacity and 6 times more electric appliances across councils. we need to listen to what >> scientists are telling us, which is we absolutely need to move quickly. to reduce the threat of catastrophic global warming. we're already seeing devastating impacts in california. it's a message long echoed by the governor. know economy much less. the 4th largest. >> in the world has ever taken such aggressive climate action. what i see here is a plan that's not realistic is not a good plan for any california. and kara green is with the western states petroleum association. the state wants to have a complete phase out of oil and gas. and at the same time, they want tremendous innovation and acceleration from lots of different industries and state agencies. >> and they want people to voluntarily go out and buy $60,000 electric vehicles in the next few years. and so that's not realistic to me. >> and the air resources board estimates the state of california will have to spend about 27 billion dollars by 2045 to help achieve its climate goals. reporting here at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> we're talking air things are apparently time to get your check of your forecast is a live look at the embarcadero and the bucky ball. it is for a always fun to see brittany begley standing by. more on just how cold it is outside. yeah, it definitely is silly. that's really going to the scene says chilly right now. it's really going to start a chill down in those overnight hours. temperatures. >> for the most part, we're in the upper 30's and mid 40's hayward. 45 san francisco, 40 to santa rosa. 38 in san jose. 46 and app. >> 38 taking a look at those low temperatures. why put the snowflakes of us? just because we have the potential for freezing conditions in places like santa rosa. napa valais conquered antioch. you can see right there at 32 or below. so what we're watching for you as you wake up in the morning, if you don't have a garage, might see frost on your car. not to mention we have a dense fog advisory that could also cause issues. it's not too windy. so it's going to lock in those colder temperatures. so for a portion of solano county, that's going to start off that dense fog advisory tonight at 11. it's going to stay that way until tomorrow at 11. so as you wake up in the make sure to leave early. make sure to use your low beams. and of course, wake up with us. we'll stay connected because it's going to be foggy for you and with that fog, those colder temperatures we just watch out for patchy ice to watch out for that glass on the roadways as bridges, overpasses and ramps a freeze first and making it dangerous. taking a look at that hour by hour. not only in solano county are going to see foggy conditions, but down south san jose in mountain view at 9.30, we're still showing some foggy conditions for you, but things start to look better in general around 11, 30, your wake-up planner for tomorrow. san francisco's going 55 in sunny oakland. we're looking at potential frosty start for you. 55. they're going to warm up san jose. 58 with a frosty start as well. so a lot to talk about our forecast. not to mention the potential rain going to break all that down for you. coming up next. >> britney, thank you. to the season of giving. >> but tip might not be a part of it. surveys show inflation is undermining the custom everywhere from burger joints to barber shops. marvin scott has some tips on how much you should be tipping. >> it's the holiday season and many cash strapped consumers are feeling a little less generous. a recent survey revealed that 17% of americans are tipping less advocate expert diane gottsman is seeing a trend of americans feeling less giving inflation is a real thing. so we are tipping differently this year. >> we are gifting and tipping. we're cautiously because our budgets have changed and relationships that changed. there's so many people to thank. and this time of year. >> and tipping can be notoriously confusing. here's a guide pulled from multiple sources. housekeepers topped the list. gratuities ranging from $50 to one week's pay dorman tips range from a low of $15 to 80 bucks handymen from 15 to 40 superintendent 20 to 80. your barber or her stylist up to the cost of one visit newspaper delivery. people 10 to $30. so how do you determine who to give and how much you look at your budget? number one, what you can afford. number 2, you look at the relationship you share with the person you're about to >> and then you look at the service and how often you go. those 3 things that the tip and the size of the tip, despite inflation, our own unscientific survey of more than a dozen people on the street. >> found cash strapped or not. people are being generous and even upping the ante. i believe him to be whether there's inflation or not. >> you know, i have question, of course. and but, you know, everyone is so trying to be a little a little more generous program are even more. yeah, this is a lot of people are need the way i see it is about having i want to give it this year has been good to me from getting more this year. but for those who can't give more, here's some advice from the etiquette school in new york. important thing is if you cannot get as much as last year is that you write a personal note what you should do it anyhow. >> to let them know how much you appreciate nice idea. that was marvin scott reporting for us tonight. >> stick with us. the dolphins and bills. >> played in a winter wonderland tonight in buffalo. coming up next, in sports. we'll tell you who won the afc east showdown. an update to a story we brought you earlier. sharon osborne has been released from the hospital after suffering. >> a medical emergency on the set of the show. tmz reporting that tv personality got sick while on set experiencing what witnesses called it terrifying emergency police say ems rushed her to the hospital last night. her son jack osborn, says his mother. we'll share what happened to her when she's ready. the 70 year-old is married to rock and roller and reality star. ozzy osborne, who is currently battling parkinson's disease. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, shanahan and his forty-niners had a vested interest in this morning's game between the colts and vikings. the niners chasing down minnesota looking to secure the nfc is number 2 seed in the playoffs and a loss for the vikings would be good news. no such luck today to of shanahan's former quarterback matt ryan and kirk cousins were both on the field today in this matchup. >> the colts dominated the game early, especially their defense, too. terrorize cousins on the whole 1st half cousins deep in his own territory during an ill-advised pass gets intercepted by colts defensive actually blackmon. he returned it 17 yards for the pick. 6 colts went into halftime with a commanding 33 to nothing lead, but cousins and the vikings make a historic comeback to 28 left cousins connects with dalvin cook on a screen pass. and as a senior cook does rats running through the colts defense, 67 yards with a touchdown. the vikings get the 2 point conversion here. and they're tied heading into overtime. just 7 seconds left in overtime. greg joseph hits this 40 yard field goal to give the vikings and biggest comeback in nfl history. nobody was blaming 39 to 36 win clinched the nfc north division for the vikings. shanahan should have known when matt ryan's involved in a game, no lead is safe. all afc showdown tonight. the bills hosting the dolphins. santa, i guess was bills received a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 1st half fans were throwing snowballs onto the pretty cool. watching an nfl game. golden snowmass in the stands. the dolphins were down. 21 to 19 in the 3rd quarter back to type of producers favorite back to past drops in a perfect charging prototype. kill right into his hands. good for 20 yards. touchdown. dolphins. take the lead. 26 to 21 bills come back and forth. josh allen has a 3rd and goal from the 5 pressure in his face. he calmly hits dawson knox in the end zone for that score. they got the 2 point conversion tied at 29 and it all comes down to this snow on the field. as you can see, dolphins called for defensive holding. >> putting the ball at the 13 yard line with 50 seconds left in the game. bills left it up to kicker. tyler bass to win the game, slipping and sliding on that snow hits the 25 yard field goal, securing the win bills, take the hard fought game. 32 to 29 clinching a playoff berth. the bills now 11 3 this season while the dolphins have lost 3 straight games and now 8, for those 11 pretty picture. he was rounds quarterback deshaun watson, who was banned for 11 games this season made his home debut today against the ravens who without their starting qb lamar jackson. it was a cold, an ugly day in cleveland. >> and only one touchdown was scored in this game. here it is 3rd and goal. watson back in the shotgun finds donovan peoples jones at the goal line whose roots on into the end zone for the touchdown rounds when this one, 13 to 3 keeping their slim playoff hopes alive. the ravens dropped to 9, 5, a little soccer for you today, her of morocco and croatia met in the world cup consolation game 1st half. they were tied at one in the 42nd minute. croatia's new slot for next. that amazing curled effort from the left side. >> and to the top of the net. let's see that again. shot just eludes. the goalie finds the back of the net. it proved to be the game winner. how asia comes in 3rd place with that 2 to one world cup wraps up tomorrow morning. france and argentina will meet in qatar. finally in college basketball, central florida led missouri. 66 to 65 with 2 seconds left. but then this happens. just love a buzzer beater. that was the andre gholston with that 3 pointer to get the win for missouri goldston gets an assist from tomorrow. hodge who had the ball and fell down. as you saw there before passing it to gholston who had that incredible shot. big congratulations to the tigers have missouri. the move to 11 1. >> on the season. >> great day to be up on the slopes today. a new gondola now up and running. it connects tahoe ski resorts. it's karen. it will carry passengers on an almost 2 and a half mile 16 minute ride and we'll link alpine meadows and olympic valley. those new gondolas have 96 cabins. >> they can carry 8 passengers. each officials say the 65 million dollar project has been in the works for years. so i know a lot of folks happy about that. all that fresh snow to perfect time to get up and how they're in the sierra. we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. >> here at it almost looks a little hazy there. low tonight. britney that was live downtown san francisco. yeah. good to keep a close eye on conditions. we have a lot to cover. so we are watching a dense fog advisory and solano county. that's going to kick off at 11. but headed back to the mountains. yeah, it is snowy at last week. some places in the sierra receive 70 inches of snow as we peak and 80 at castle. >> can see right here. we still have some snow on the side of the road and we might even have some snow later next week. weather headlines will show you tonight. our lows are going to be right there in the 30's. what we'll watch tomorrow that dense fog advisory, a frosty start for sunday and next week, the potential for rain may be on tuesday, monday night into tuesday and friday. looking at radar, you can see right here looking for rain. we are going to continue to watch that around midnight on tuesday. we can see that rain coming through as we roll into the early mornings. then as we take a look at wednesday, things look better. but then right there at friday, 02:00am, we have the potential again for some rain model showing the numbers would be light but still light rain is still something for us. dense fog advisory again as it's set start tonight. 11 is going to stay that way until sunday for a portion of solano counties are going to see a dense fog again. make sure to leave early. make sure you use your low beams. it could be tricky on the roadway. not to mention we have extra traffic because the holiday travel. we're also going to some patchy fog down south and of course, all update you in the morning. low temperatures again are going to be in the we're going to see those freezing temperatures up north with that. dense fog. we're also going to be just watching for patchy ice as well. so a lot going on with this forecast. our temperatures are going to be average for tomorrow. but really what we know, watch that 7 day forecast again is a potential for rain next weeke and the week after that. >> thanks, coming up next, stop. >> there you yeah. sorry. >> polar and snow angels making snow angels. it's not just us. humans who like to play around in the snow like this are taking a look after the break. i just like to say i'm jealous of the spare. harry's living his best life. >> and going back and forth with polar bear nicu yeah. at the salt lake city's hogle zoo making the most out of the recent snow storms in the area making his very own snow angels. this past winter storm forced the zoo to close after the area got more than 10 inches of snow. they're probably a a okay with not having a visitors got some time to play. zoo keeper said the bear has water-repellent to shake off any walk. water, ice, which helps animals thrive in a cold environment. very cool. santa script is on sale in the north pole. this property includes a community of tiny homes on 25 acres of snowy christmas wonderland. if you check out lowe's website, the listing is off the market. no word on if santa actually is looking to move. the property, though, was listed for more than a million dollars. so pretty pending. there. he's a mean one actually he's just a cautious one. the grand chanting out onions to florida drivers going 5 miles or less over the speed limit in a school zone. the grinch is actually a deputy dressed in green. it's an idea that actually started more than 20 years ago. motorists told to slow down and they're given the option of receiving a citation or an onion. deputies say a the free gift is a friendly reminder to obey the speed limit. expecially in those school zones. that's all the time we've got for kron. 4 news at 9 that stick with us. kron. 4 news at 10. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> right now at 10 scary moments in the south bay when an suv slammed into a post office and drove right through its large glass windows. good evening. thanks for joining us here tonight. i'm noelle bellow. luckily no one was hurt in the crash, but this isn't going to be a easy to fix. kron four's amanda harry's in mountain view with a look at what happened. >> the post office is still open and it's been open all day. you can still come over here and mail your items, the issues become when you need to get to some of the p o box. if you take a look over here, you can see there is caution tape and beyond the caution tape is that broken window and a ton of

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