tumultuous week at the company from friday's journalist, suspensions to partial reinstatement. and then saturday is ban of yet another journalist earlier today. the company saying anyone who posts links to other social media platforms. we'll also be suspended from the site kron four's amanda hari joining us live in studio. she's been following this all day. she's got the latest details here. hey, >> yeah, well musk's poll on whether he should step down has been up for more than 5 hours and has more than 11 million votes. right now, more people are voting for you live to step down. you can see that behind me. but that margin has been getting smaller over the last couple of hours. >> sunday, elon musk tweeted out going forward, there will be a vote for major policy changes. then minutes later he put up a poll asking if he should step down as head of twitter promising to abide by the results. him putting this up in some ways. this is acknowledgment that. >> ok, i get it while you guys don't like me. maybe you all want me to leave. but ensure editor at large at scene at news says regardless of what happens, there are still a lot of questions. what is the vision for the future of twitter? right? because that's been the question that's been at the central issue for this company ever since elon musk announced that he was going to take over this comes days after musk began suspending some journalists for what he claimed was doxing musk's. critics say he's simply banning people who disagree with him. the suspensions contradicting musk's own narrative of supporting free speech on what has become the most important social media site in the world. >> for news and information, powerful people in the world politicians. >> news media entertainers, sports stars, all those types of people are on twitter, preside tial policy has literally happened on twitter. that's why sure says we need to take what's happening seriously. earlier sunday, protesters painted the term oligarch. he outside the twitter headquarters. the media company also announced new rules preventing people from promoting. >> other social media accounts on twitter in some ways him trying to stanch bleeding, right. it felt like. >> okay. a lot of the influential people on twitter have been posting that they're leaving as time continues to tick down on musk's poll. sure says it may not make much of a difference. he still got on the company, right? it whoever ends up high or you can hire mister rogers, he's still going to be the guy in charge. and so the key question i think we're going to have to ask is we've seen he does not handle descent very well. are we going to get another u one type character? are we going to find someone who pushes back against him? >> the poll is set to close at 03:20am. pacific time. we'll have to wait to see what happens after that, well, just a couple of hours ago, snoop dogg did weigh in on all of this drama asking the twitter verse if maybe he should be in charge instead. >> the overwhelming majority of people saying yes at this hour, new at 9, a local cryptocurrency website operator pleading guilty in federal court. >> to defrauding investors of nearly a million dollars. the federal government says ryan against are from corona, admitted he operated a website starting in february 2018 designed to defraud investors by making claims about cryptocurrency investment opportunities. authorities say against or claimed the investments would be, quote, job, replacing income and that investors could request their profits at any time. they wanted. the website received almost $845,000 in bitcoin deposits within the 38 days. it was up against or and mid 2, not investing the funds, but instead depositing them in his own cryptocurrency wallet. now worth more than a million dollars. his sentencing is scheduled for mid-may up next year, a shooting at a bart station in san francisco leaves one person injured. police say it happened just before 5 o'clock this evening. >> at the 24th street mission, bart station earlier bart trains were not stopping at the station because of the shooting. all train service is now back to normal. no word on the condition of the victim. san francisco police also responding to an unrelated shooting in the tenderloin that happened around 10 o'clock this morning. the victim described as a 40 year-old man from oakland. he is expected to be okay. police are still looking for the shooter. a 16 year-old boy shot and killed in the williamson ranch park. this happened around 11 30 yesterday morning. police finding the boy suffering from several gunshot wounds near the parking lot. witnesses telling police they saw a person running from the park into a nearby walmart. they were quickly able to find and detain them. police later determining that they were a minor. the loaded gun. authorities say the victim and the mine are in custody, met up with a group of people in the dark colored sedan before shots were fired. and then that car sped off. this is an active investigation. anyone with any information is encouraged to call antioch police. >> down in the south bay, a driver has been killed in an early morning crash in san jose. it happened in the northbound lanes of highway 87 just north of the west bound on ramp from highway. 85 chp says the car crashed into a pole killing the driver prompted authorities to issue a sig alert and close highway. 85 for about 3 hours. it's since reopened. no word. caused that crash. starbucks workers hitting the picket lines for the 3rd straight day today, san francisco's castro location, one of more than 100 stores across the country that shut down for the weekend as kron four's gayle ong reports. workers say they've had enough. >> protesters gathered outside the starbucks on 18 and castro streets sunday. they are demanding better staffing, more stable scheduling and higher wages. we want ramp and james price is a supervisor at the castor district store trying to put some pressure on the company to meet with us in good faith. >> even the stories that have started bargaining. they came up with their will show up for about 5 minutes from under that. so we really just want the respect that we the group starbucks workers united organized a three-day strike, joining 100 other stores nationwide. yeah, i think everyone deserves a everyone should be taking care kyle traynor has been working as a barista in san francisco for the past 5 years by 2. >> there's a stigma surrounding jobs like this. and, you know, it's you know, entry level job. and i just think just because something is an entry level job like this, i think you know, there are a billion dollar company. i again, i think they can take it a little more and take care of people that make starbucks responded to the strikes across the country. a statement to kron 4 reads in part, quote. >> we remain focused on working together and engaging meaningfully and directly with the union to make starbucks a company that works for everyone. >> and we urge workers united to uphold their promises to partners by moving the bargaining process this strike is the second major strike in a month by starbucks. u.s. workers on november. 17th workers at 110 starbucks stores, including the castor district store held a one-day walkout and the employees at the castro district stores say they are waiting for a bargaining date. >> and hoping they will get one after this strike. meantime, starbucks and the union, they have started contract talks about 50 stores, but no agreements have been reached in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> after more than a month of striking university of california system and union leaders reached an agreement to end strike some campuses statewide under a tentative agreement. the university would provide multi-year pay increases, pay dependent, accessed university health care and enhanced family leave. if approved, the contract will be effective through may 31st. 2025 the agreement comes weeks after the uc system reached a similar deal with postdoctoral employees and academic researchers. >> happening tomorrow, a spare the air alert has been issued due to pollution from wood smoke. the bay area air quality management district announcing the alert which will ban burning wood indoors and outdoors. holmes with wood stoves or fireplaces. the only source of heat are exempt from this ban with more details on that alert. it's time to check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez said yeah, let's take a look at that. spare the air alert because we're going to notice unhealthy air particles. the porous for those of you over the north bay, moderate air particles for everyone else. but because of that, spare the air alert and also those hazy skies make sure to limit outdoor activity as much as you can, especially those of you with any pulmonary or respiratory issues because we are going to notice that all day on monday. let's take a live look outside in the east bay over berkeley. crystal, clear skies, calm conditions. >> not even tracking a blanket of cloud cover out there right now. so temperatures really cooling down for most of our valleys in the mid to upper 30's. right now, santa rosa. 35 degrees. and we're about 10 degrees milder for san jose at 45 degrees. so it's going to be a very chilly night. no frost or freeze warnings in effect for the overnight forecast. but we could see frost form, especially for parts of our north bay valleys. the temperatures dipping in the 20's. so just watch out and heads up for your monday morning commute. let's take a look at when tracker for very calm wind speeds. winds out of the east, though, for nap at 12 miles per hour. so a little breezy there. radar for though, not really tracking that much blanket of cloud cover, but future cast for going to see some changes in the days ahead. we do have a weak storm on wednesday during the overnight hours going to bring a slight scattered hit or miss showers. mainly for those of you in the north bay and along the san francisco peninsula coastline where we could pick up about a 10th of an inch of rain or less hardly any as you make your way inland, especially in the east bay. but then milder weather returns. details ahead on your christmas forecast next weekend because we're really going to warm up with temperatures soaring in the mid 60's. mark, i'm at in my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and well. a lot of excitement out there, argentina soccer fans in san jose today screaming with joy as their team. >> takes the world cup. hundreds packing into downtown to watch argentina and france battle it out this morning. momentum swung both ways throughout the 120 minute game before argentina scored the winning penalty after the game had finished 3 to 3 following extra time messi playing in his 5th and final world cup scored twice. it's the country's first world cup title in more than 30 years. hate crimes are on the rise nationwide. we're hearing from an fbi agent on why he says the data. >> is still incomplete. >> plus, the motorist turbulence on a flight to hawaii sends several people to the emergency-room. the very latest after the break. following developing news out of hawaii tonight. more than 30 people are injured. 11 of them seriously after their plane was rocked by severe turbulence. this is video of folks. >> getting into ambulances and being sent to the hospital. the hawaiian airlines flight was heading from phoenix to honolulu when it was hit by turbulence about 30 minutes in first responders say some of the injuries include a serious head injury cuts, bruising, and loss of consciousness. the victims, our is 14 months old. one passenger says the turbulence actually caused her mom to fly up and hit the ceiling after not having enough time to put her seat belt back on the airline was carrying more than 270 passengers on this flight along with 10 crewmembers. hawaiian airlines says it will support all affected passengers and employees. meanwhile, concerns are being raised over the faa plane evacuation safety standards. they say just 90 seconds is all it takes for passengers and crew to evacuate an airplane safely. but some lawmakers are not convinced. dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >> i fear is that somebody is going to get killed or severely injured. illinois democratic senator tammy duckworth says the f a a month updated evacuation standards for plane. right now. the agency predicts it takes just 90 seconds for all passengers and crew to evacuate the catch. is it a minute this 26 to keep on this aircraft that can carry 150 in some of the 165 passengers. >> and there's no carry on baggage. i mean, what world you live in this lazy with serious consequences in a stage or is an american airlines pilot. >> in represents the allied pilots association, he and captain sully sullenberger famous for the miracle on the hudson called the faa is current testing standard outdated. we need to know >> what it takes to get out of that. they're playing with a full airplane of people. right now. we just don't. >> senator duckworth says she's pushing the faa to include more realistic standards in next year's faa reauthorization act. in a statement, the faa contend their current guidelines are ethical, but is, quote, reviewing the thousands of comments it's received on whether current seat size and spacing affect passenger evacuation. the airlines lobbying group says it is committed to working collaboratively to ensure aviation remains say, well, that comment sounds comforting. it's pager says he expects a fight ahead, but decor says she expects her proposal to gain bipartisan support in next year's congress in washington, raquel martin for your money tonight at the holidays, didn't already feel pricey. that's going to change. according to data assembly. >> christmas meals up more than 16% in terms of cost the company compared 4 major grocery retailers and 13 common christmas products to the prices in 2021. biscuits have the highest costs rise leaping up almost 48%. turkey's have the lowest increase. the average grocery basket will cost $60 and $0.29. >> well, gas prices are looking not so bad right now. prices have gone down nearly a dollar over the last month. triple a says the highest prices in the bay area are still in napa where you'll pay for 62 per gallon. the cheapest prices are in the fairfield area where the price for a gallon of regular it's down to $4.28. well, millions of americans are getting ready to hit the road for the holiday season. that's right. aaa expects more than 100 million people. >> did the roads between december 23rd and january 2nd. they've got a list of the best and worst times to drive. biggest takeaway leave early. if you're heading out on the 23rd triple a says you should leave before 02:00pm. if you're leaving on christmas eve plan to be out the door before 11:00am. there isn't a lot of traffic expected on christmas day new year's eve or new year's day. and during the rest of the season, you should be ok to hit the road in the morning. it's not bad. all right. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. a live look at sfo where we know people won't just be hitting the roads. the in the sky. >> not too much. turbulence good over here. obviously we just talked about that hawaiian airlines flight, but i know that we've got a lot of fog to worry about tomorrow, right? yeah, that's going to be our biggest concern during the overnight hours. that to leave fog very stubborn, dense, low clouds and fog going to impact our east bay valleys, even extending into solano county as well. so just a heads up plan ahead for your monday morning commute because futurecast for going to track visibility at or near 0 are already starting to notice. some of that pesky fog rolling into parts of the east bay already. so just keep that in mind. we are going to see the poorest fog by monday morning. and still by around 11 o'clock. we're going to see visibility at or near 0. for those of you in concord. but that better lifting and clearing early afternoon. so the dense fog advisory goes into effect at 10 o'clock tonight. that's going to continue through about midday monday with radar for right now. tracking fairly clear skies out there right now. but we are seeing right now city hall lit up in white and blue. very festive for the first night of hanukkah. so happy hanukkah. for those of you who celebrate. let's take a look at today's daytime highs. only warming up into the low to mid 50's when we should be in the upper 50's for most of the bay area. this time of year, 6 degrees below average for concord. 52 degrees when you should be at 58 degrees. so definitely chilly temperatures today and it's going to get downright cold overnight. we're already starting to starting to see temperatures dip for dublin and livermore in the mid 30's at 37 degrees. check out fairfax already at freezing at 32 degrees. not that far behind his pet aluma and santa rosa in the mid 30's as the sonoma currently at 37 degrees. so temperatures overnight, widespread 30's with the exception of those of you in santa rosa dipping into the 20's for your overnight low. so i wouldn't be surprised if we see patchy frost form there. in addition to patchy fog as well. temperatures tomorrow holding steady low to mid 50's. so we are going to remain below average about 4 to even 6 degrees below normal for most of the bay area. but taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook, our first day of winter that arrives on wednesday. not really tracking that much rain for the next 7 days. in fact, your christmas weekend can't believe christmas is a week from today. we're going to be in the mid 60's. so 48 degrees above average. believe it or not. so temperatures really going to thought in the coming days after a chilly start on monday. back to you, dan and well. >> take a look at this. in oakley police officer citing a man for unlawfully driving ago card on city streets. police tried pulling over the driver, but he sped off prompting a short pursuit. the go-cart eventually broke down and police say the driver finally made the right decision and he gave up without any further incident. >> hanukkah started tonight and we are exactly one week away from christmas now. so some of you are probably feeling the pressure of getting those last minute gifts. and if you're shopping online, you better get to it. katie corrado reports from manhattan where folks are still busy buying gifts. >> mercy saldana started your holiday shopping early and by early she met today, usually start on christmas eve i work so much and we'll have the a week just want to so far. she's off to a good well, today i went and i like a cute little blue furry back. my daughter. she sky for book bag for my daughter, some scented candle and some little makeup thing. >> others also say scheduling stop them from shopping earlier. i'm a college student and i just finished. i'm just finishing final. so today's the first day, i like able to start getting in the spirit shy. miranda key rodriguez already wrapped up shopping and were just picking up some small last minute >> you they did the bulk of their shopping a few weeks ago from the comforts of home is a couple things in the mall here there. but nothing mostly online. those opting for online shopping will have to shell out extra cash for expedited shipping the last day to order for christmas delivery is december 23rd. >> that was katie corrado. tonight, we're discussing what we need to do in terms of gifts. i still got a couple things that i got. i think did pretty well. i like to get things. if i know in the hot foreign up and dance and i want to get. >> i'll buy like, for example of a get somebody, something that's winter related. yeah, i'll get it like back in september when you know it's not winter time. great are going to be on it now, >> i got to send some tomorrow to another state. so those i definitely gathered early on that. i know i'm a look a little bit driving the post office, but it's all for it all for fun. all for fun. yeah. all right. still ahead here at 9 o'clock, a pickup truck ends up in a southwest florida river after speeding down the highway. >> we'll break down how it happened after the break. >> happening tomorrow, the congressional committee will have its last hearing investigating the january 6th riots. the committee is expected to refer a handful of criminal charges against former president trump. recent reports say the committee's final recommendations could include charges of insurrection, obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the federal government. additional charges may follow as well. the recommendations are expected during the committee meeting tomorrow with a final report justifying those recommendations to sheriff's deputies make an amazing rescue near fort myers, florida. >> and it was all caught on camera. take a look. you can see a pair of pickup trucks driving fast right there on the 2 lane road. the end of clipping each other. one of them goes flying off into the river. there. emergency crews were able to rescue the driver from the truck in the actually performed cpr on top of the floating vehicle. a rescue boat arrived and took the victim to the hospital for more treatment. police say 3 vehicles were involved in this crash. there's no word on the driver's conditions at this time. >> pope francis says he is all he already has a resignation letter ready? you can hear why after the break. >> and it's already looking like a winter wonderland in this year. your full sierra forecast, if any snow is heading our way in the coming days right before christmas after the break. >> not interview you will only see on kron 4 last week the fbi released its new national hate crimes report documenting incidents from 2020 to 2021. 7 lynn sat down with fbi san francisco special agent in charge to discuss those latest findings. >> and find out why the data is still incomplete. >> the streets of san francisco chinatown largely empty on a weekday afternoon with just a handful of shoppers browsing stores recovering from the pandemic. the like to recognize the financial and emotional trauma still felt in places like this one continuing today with all that was bent but actually got worse. karl chan, president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce says concerns remain for victims of hate related attacks. you're saying that they're actually far more hate crimes happening that are being reported. why is that the first saying that they offer a i said, is that a fair fight? we tell patients fears the fbi tells us they are aware of for the fbi. >> hate crimes are national threat priority special agent in charge. bob trip sitting down with us for the fbi's first televised interview on their new hate crimes report released just this week. the report, unfortunately shows crimes are still a nationwide issue. the fbi sharing nearly 7300 hate crimes were documented in 2021, nearly two-thirds of reported nationwide incidents involved black victims in california. the fbi observed a 30% increase in reported hate crimes. the highest level since 2001 reported hate crimes targeting black people were the most prevalent increasing just over 12% reported anti-asian attacks rose nearly 178% and anti hispanic anti latino attacks increased 30% between 2020 2021. report hate incidents involving the lgbtq community rose. 48% and hate crime events involving religious bias and antisemitism increased. 32% were hoping that people come when they know that this is something of tremendous interest to the fbi. the agency admitting the latest national data which covers e this year the fbi began transitioning to what it describes as a new more accurate crime reporting system known as neighbors. unfortunately in that transition, there are technical requirements that departments have to put into place as a result. thousands of police departments, including those in new york and los angeles did not report hate crime data. i do want to emphasize that the data that the fbi collects >> is only one data point in our understanding of the national prevalence of a crime were actually very confident that hate crimes are on the rise when we haven't just numbers and the point, what we going to do about it? >> hanging on to hope and waiting for permanent solutions. we devoted more agent time and more financial resources to combat it. a crime. anybody who comes to us, we will listen to what you have to say. we will take your story and we will help you to try to find justice. >> the fbi says they continue to work with local law enforcement agencies to get their hate crime numbers submitted into the new reporting system. you can report hate crimes to the fbi online at tips dot fbi dot gov. >> and world news tonight, pope francis says he had a resignation letter ready to go the moment he becpme pontiff. this is he continues to struggle with health issues. the pope says the letter was written in case he needed to step down for medical reasons. the 86 year-old became pope back in 2013 last year. he had bowel surgery and he is currently the limping because of a bad knee. he needed a wheelchair during a trip to canada over the summer. and during that visit, he hinted he may retire soon if his duties are impaired by his health. oakland police are asking for your help tonight in finding a missing boy. police say a 11 year-old ziyyan team morris was last seen thursday around 9, 30 at night on 52nd street. he's 5 foot. went one weighs around 106 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. you can see him here. his family says that he's in good physical and mental condition. it's unknown what he was wearing last. >> on the peninsula, south san francisco police say they've made 5 dui arrests last night. 3 of the arrests involved car crashes. no word on if anyone was injured in those wrecks. but as you can see, there are a couple of crashes there. the department says they want to remind the public to not drink and drive >> and the northbank vallejo police screening more than 700 drivers at a dui checkpoint according to their report, it was held at the intersection of sonoma boulevard and solano avenue one friday night. 27 drivers were cited for driving on a suspended or revoked license or not having a license. 12 vehicles were impounded. one person arrested for an outstanding warrant and 2 people were arrested for do you why? >> the first woman to lead the california highway patrol will retire at the end of this month. just 2 years after she was appointed. but governor gavin newsom, chp commissioner amanda ray overseas, the agency with more than 11,000 employees and an annual budget of nearly 3 billion dollars. chp did not reveal the reason for rays departure. she joined the highway patrol back in 1990, as a cadet. she is the second african-american to lead the agency. her retirement date is set for december. 30th. >> bay area congresswoman jackie spear health her 4th and final foot farewell town hall earlier today. and redwood city. spear thanked her constituents for their support over her for decades in public service, including 15 years in congress, peer said it was fitting to hold her final town hall in redwood city where her political career began on the san mateo county board of supervisors. our last day in congress is january 2nd. >> for your health tonight, people who are physically active increase their chances of boarding off covid-19 severe effects. researchers analyzed data from nearly 192,000. people diagnosed with covid between january 2020 and may 2021, they found inactive people were 191% more likely to be hospitalized and 391% more likely to die from covid. researchers say getting vaccinated and staying physically active are some of the best ways to prevent severe outcomes. >> we want to get you a check your 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. we mentioned earlier about some haze hanging around. looks like we see a little bit of it here. yeah, going to be hanging around. we've got a spare. the air alert for tomorrow. come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with more. >> yeah, not only that but also dense fog far east and parts of our north bay valleys. and it's going to be another chilly night in the bay area. let's take a look at your sierra forecast because we are tracking several feet of fresh powder off the side of the roads. but we're not really going to see any major storms heading our way. but thanks to all of the recent activity with those snow showers were actually up 194% of normal for sierra snow pack. much needed snow to help our reservoirs and also to help with our water supply. let's take a look at radar for very dry, calm and clear conditions. we are going to notice an increase in cloud cover, though, by monday, still looking fairly dry, could see some scattered showers as early as tuesday night. but we are going to see an overnight storm bringing valley rain and light mountain snow to this year early wednesday morning. just about an inch of snow expected with that storm. overall, a very dry forecast, cloudy for truckee. 38 degrees south lake tahoe. ca warming up to 41 degrees. so your sierra forecast for the next couple of days, gradually warming up into the mid 40's with very light scattered hit or miss showers and temperatures out there in the bay area overnight, chilly overnight lows and dense, a low clouds and fog. that's what we're going to have to contend with, especially for those of you on our east bay valleys, livermore. 37 degrees out there right now as redwood city temperatures down to 32 degrees for fairfax in our north bay valleys with downtown san francisco and alameda a little bit milder at 47 degrees. so overnight lows, widespread 30's low to mid 50's for daytime highs tomorrow with temperatures not really rebounding and warming up until wednesday. the first day of winter and a mild forecast on tap and a dry outlook. >> for your christmas eve and christmas day. so if you are traveling that weekend, you're in luck. we're not tracking any showers in the forecast. back to you, dan and wealth. >> hanukkah. i love. the message hanukkah is here. and san francisco is celebrating. today marks the 47th annual menorah lighting in union square. >> the jewish community came out for the 22 foot mahogany menorah. it's known as the mom, a menorah because of the thousands of others that it has inspired globally. originally, it was put together with the support of the late rock promoter and holocaust survivor bill graham. we spoke with a local rabbi about the significance of the holiday >> when nature, oil lasted. >> the message if you're interested in attending, they will be gathering at union square for the remaining lighting ceremonies every day at 5 o'clock in the evening. check this out. many gathering in new york city for the lighting of the world's largest menorah. tonight. guinness world record says this one stands at 36 feet tall. very impressive. businesses are looking to artificial intelligence to boost safety at sports venues. now rich demuro explains in tonight's tech smart. >> the next time you go to a major event. don't be surprised if it's missing the metal detectors. people can walk right in without breaking stride and taking things out in oftentimes into don't even know they're being screened. peter george, the ceo of evolv technologies, a boston-area company changing the way we think about security screening. we're creating a new category called ai weapons detection. their system combines powerful sensors with artificial intelligence as you walk by. it's instantly analyzing for weapons, identifying potential threats with a photo and a pinpointed area because we take a picture of the person and put a box around where the threat is. so no one being no hunt to find the weapon. one scanner can process 4,000 people in our about 10 times faster than metal detectors. 70,000 guests coming into our building. we want to make sure that everybody here has a safe environment. sofi stadium, the largest in the nfl is among the newest venues using involves technology. >> the system nearly invisible as you walk in with this system, you got to change nothing. nothing comes out of your pocket. tap your phone as you walk in your mobile device. continue through the system. the system was 2 over. we can identify with that is full videos keeps going. plus of all. get smarter over time with the ability to detect and ever changing number of potential threats, hundreds of locations are using attack, including museums, workplaces, houses of worship and what might be the fastest growing segment schools. they walked from the street to their seat before the bell. and we know kids can be safe. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> 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career-high. 43 points tonight to go along with 6 assists warriors win one. 26 to one 10. they snapped their three-game losing streak. take on the knicks in new york on tuesday after the game, steve kerr was asked of tonight's matchup, felt like a must win for his team. >> don't like the term must-win until you have 3 losses in a playoff series. you know, then that's that's what a must-win >> where we are right now. both climbing out of an early-season, a struggle. i really like this team. i think we have a chance to be really good. and the fact that we're having to climb out of the hole and find ourselves figure out our identity guys are having to find roles. that's actually rewarding. >> 3 whole road wins. now. all right. let's go to some football raiders hosting bill belichick and the patriots and this one had the craziest ending you'll ever see. maybe the raiders led 73 at the half with the patriots reeled off. 21 straight second-half points from andre stephenson going 34 yards here for the touchdown and the patriots lead 24 17, but the raiders rally. derek carr. >> to keelan cole keeps both those speed in for the score with tight with 37 seconds left. >> now this has to be as crazy of an ending as there's been since the cow stanford and on the field play patriots running lateral plate to kobe myers. toss is maybe an ill advised lateral right to. >> chandler jones, let's for the raiders takes off 48 yards for the game ending. touchdown. what patriots blindsided. raiders win 30 to 20. >> for a look at that celebration another crazy game. today's world cup final between france and argentina. this one surely going go down as one of best world cup final spot time that was tied to to annex a time when lionel messi. >> argentina ahead, knocking in this school in front. he's got his first world cup championship. france's killian who would win the tournament's golden boot award for the best player, knocking the penalty, kick his 3rd of the match. and so we're heading into peak hayes. france missed 2 of their penalty kicks and argentina's gonzalo montiel nailed this one to secure the win for messi and argentina. messi played all 690 minutes of the world cup in winning his first ever championship. >> really cementing his legacy. >> some college hoops today, tara vanderveer in her number 2, stanford cardinal hosting tennessee down on the farm. the vols lead after 3 quarters. but stanford retakes the lead going inside to cameron brink. she hits the softbank or 2 of her game-high. 21 points next time down. hannah jump. hits the three-pointer. stanford goes up 62 to 58 and never looked back. jump finished with 19 points. nearly jones added 19. also stanford rallies for the 77 to 70 went. >> jam-packed day. that's it for sports. back to you guys. >> all right. here's an up close look at the world cup excitement from the heart of it all. that's what else are ice, argentina. kron, 4 a kron. 4 viewer sent this video into u.s. mike. quincy quite blanket from oakland, apologize, might he sent us this video? thanks a lot. just argentina scoring the first goal of today's final match against france. he says it he's over there for vacation, decided to watch the match in the park. thanks a lot for >> that's a lot of hair tied to get a check of your 4 zone forecast live look at downtown san francisco. transamerica pyramid things looking a little hazy already tonight. rodriguez has your forecast. yeah, it's only going to get hazy or tomorrow, especially for those of you in the north bay, unhealthy air particles. moderate amounts for everyone else. >> that's what we're going to have. a spare. the air alert in effect all day monday. so just keep that in mind. and don't forget to bundle up tonight, december certainly out there in full force tonight. we are tracking crystal clear skies and calm winds speeds and because of those 2 factors, temperatures really going to dip. we're already in the mid 30's. for those of you in santa rosa and delay. hope livermore at 36 degrees with widespread low to mid 40's around the bay area. shoreline hayward and san jose. 2 of them, all the cities out there right now currently at 45 degrees. but overnight lows tonight, widespread 30's, even chillier for those of you in santa rosa. 29 degrees. we could see patchy frost form on our north bay valleys, specifically for our coldest cities. so just a heads up there. and also we have to contend with dense pesky to leave. fog creeping its way into our east bay valleys and even solano county overnight. and we will see a dense fog advisory starting at 10 o'clock tonight through around midday monday. so just a heads up there for all you commuters. temperatures tomorrow low to mid 50's, but we're going to see mild temperatures arriving back in the low 60's. i know we've been in the 50's for the past couple of weeks. very chilly temperatures overnight lows, though. we are going to see a nice warm-up in temperatures. thanks. the blwnket of storm cloud cover. bring us scattered showers tuesday into wednesday with low to mid 60's for the remainder of the next 7 days. but we're also going to see that storm to reopen next week. so looking good for your christmas eve and christmas day. but then in the extended 10 at 10 outlook tracking more showers. so stay tuned for that. at 10 o'clock warmer showers. it will colder. a called going to be like a winter. sorry. it is our wet. see oil down here. think a little bit of everything. thanks, guys. thank you. so imagine this, someone ground your white elephant gift. >> so you have another one and it ends up being a lottery ticket for more than $100,000. that's what happened at this lucky kentucky lady. we've got her story after the break. san francisco firefighters rescuing a today from the clips of fort funston. it happened around 5.20. >> no other details about how the dog ended up needing help with the fire department says there were no injuries, thankful for them. i would've been screaming right along with them. it's squirrel was hiding in a north carolina family's christmas tree. >> it got in the house through a loose roof. shingle. the dog chased it. the squirrel was seeking refuge in the christmas tree after some work with the dust mop. the squirrel made it back outside safe and but definitely it's not what you want to find year in the tree anywhere around the yeah, i like and i would have been great to have like other video showing like the squirrel running are hit on the windows. out of the tree. >> maybe. okay. woman. kentucky ended up scoring big during a white elephant gift exchange. enter job. someone stole the gift that she was holding. so she got the new one. and inside was a handful of scratch off lottery tickets. one of them ended up hitting a jackpot worth $175,000. plans to use the money to pay off her car and her daughters, student loans. i think this is the time where we ask our bosses to give us make you have a scratch on white elephant and have some lottery tickets and just see what happens. that will be sent home and write think i would be now >> a lot of money. pretty. that's a lot of money will be right back on for news at 10. just a few. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news, some ways this is going to be interpreted as his acknowledgement either way. >> that this is not been an easy ride the last couple of months is elon musk's bumpy tenure as chief twit nearly done his fate. >> he's now in your hands or so. he says must posting a poll today asking twitter users if he should continue on as ceo. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. that poll capping off a tumultuous week.
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