>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news mask don't add much. if in the air cabin environment. >> controversial comments to congress from an airline ceo. local health experts to explain why thmy disagree. >> plus new rules and standards set for businesses. the response to rising cases of covid in california and have we had enough rain to refill the reservoir the latest on the drought emergency in the bay area. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news tonight, a date.

i'm pam moore. and i'm vicki liviakis in for ken wayne. the ceos of 2 major airlines say that they don't think wearing masks on airplanes really does any moment provide any additional protection against the spread of covid-19 surprising remarks mask mandates for planes and other public transportation was one of the first executive orders implemented by president biden. >> kron four's gayle ong joins us live tonight in san francisco with reaction from local health experts kale. >> hammond making those remarks from the ceos coming have said the committee hearing yesterday and health experts disagree. >> no, we're not ready to go on airplanes. i think it's a horrible idea. uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg weighing in on remarks made by executives for american airlines and southwest airlines before the senate wednesday. i think the is very strong that mask don't add much if in the air cabin. i

concur the air aircraft safe place. you can gary kelly. the ceo of southwest airlines telling a senate panel that the air and passenger jets is cabins are clean. statistics are recalls. 99.9 7% of airborne pathogens are captured by the up a filtering system and has turned over every 2 or 3 minutes. but health experts caution yes, airplanes have very good ventilation. and yes, most people are wearing a mask and being respectful of that. not all. >> but when the airplanes on the tarmac, there is not very good ventilation. i would encourage people to. >> if they fly and the airlines with ceos think they don't need to wear a mask to please wear masks when they're on the it's a they're crowded environments. it's far and away the better part of valor. and we have omicron coming. >> also at the hearing, sara nelson association of flight attendants. president adds it's not all aircraft have to have the filtration and the studies that were done that have been referenced were also

done with americans who were sitting straightforward with masks on not removing them, not eating at any point in time, southwest airlines issued a statement saying the airline supports the federal mask mandate and says in part that the sophisticated air distribution system introduces fresh outdoor air and happy filtered air into the cabin creating a protective environment prior to the added layer of wearing a mask and american airlines spokesperson clarified the ceos statements were not intended to cast doubt on the necessity of face masks on planes and says the airline also supports the federal mask mandate. >> the federal mask mandate has been extended until march 18th, but health experts project that will be extended again due to rising omicron cases. in the meantime, local infectious disease experts suggest wearing an n 95 or surgical mask. if you're flying this holiday season reporting in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you, gayle public health officials in contra, costa

county. >> our reporting early signs of a winter covid-19 surge. doctors say thanksgiving gatherings are likely to blame the sharpest rise in covid-19 cases in cocoa county have been in the east portion and that's where vaccination rates are lower than the rest of the population richmond concord. an antioch have reported the highest number of cases in just the past couple of weeks and overall, local doctors say that the virus appears to be spreading among school-age children and young adults. >> i just spoke with our contact tracers today and they said that some of the numbers that have come through just in the last few days are approaching some of the summer numbers we saw back in august. so that is concerning. >> yeah. trend. you don't like to see health officials say more than 77% of contra. costa county's population is fully vaccinated but only about 30% have received a booster shot at this point. there are no reported cases of the omicron variant. well, with the riae

in covid cases and hospitalizations, california state regulators are extending pandemic workplace restrictions into the new year. >> cal osha says policy to protect workers in the workplace. it has already set standards related to covid but today cal osha made some changes to those rules might force in kerman explains. >> cal osha standards. board has extended its covid workplace rules for another 90 days. beginning january 14th, however, there are a few significant changes up to now exposed employees who are vaccinated could continue working at their workplaces long as they did not show symptoms. now exposed workers who are vaccinated and show no symptoms must either stay home for 14 days, even if they test negative or if they return to work, they must mask and stay 6 feet away from others for those 2 weeks. >> workers are in the cross hairs of this pandemic and these rules are not perfect. but they are helping to keep california workers safe.

>> the california labor federation and groups that advocate for worker safety support. the change. >> we know how important it is for the standards for to support california workers who can't comfortably and work from home. but her showing up every in our restaurant, son you know, grocery stores and transit drivers. keeping our economy moving if the rules are going to start to of all to treat vaccinated and unvaccinated workers equally there becomes less and less incentive to get a vaccine. but the bay area council in the california chamber of commerce believe. >> the change made by the callous report goes too far because many businesses are not set up to operate with 6 feet of distance and that could create a labor shortage restaurant workers logistics workers small retail business workers. you know, folks in construction and other you

occupations just don't have the sort of ability to. segment themselves off like that at all period of time. and so, you know, we just believe that that that's just a step too far. now under this policy, if you're exposed at work and you have to stay home for 14 days. your employer must continue to pay you. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and right now a kron 4 dot com. you can read about the latest coronavirus headlines just scan the qr code on your screen. you'll be directed to our website. some of the top headlines include data on the omicron variant pfizer's new pill to fight covid and the new statewide indoor mask mandate. it's all on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> right now to the state's drought emergency, as you witness. we've got quite a bit of rain lately and more is on the way. so a lot of people wonder, does that mean the drought is over. well, in fact, is far from for dan thorn. joining us now in the studio with the latest. dan,

of the game. pam, like you said, still have a little bit ways to go and the concern is right now is what this is going to do to the cost of things right. >> so state officials and lawmakers say that they're concerned that the ongoing drought here in california could start to raise prices across the country. california provides 2 thirds of the nation's fruit and nuts. and a 3rd of its vast doubles, a prolonged drought could mean our state is able to provide last. and that could also contribute to food insecurity which could lead to other health issues. experts said short term solutions could include food and cash aid programs and longer solutions include big infrastructure changes. and of course, the best solution would be for us to not be in a drought. and thanks to some recent rain. the situation does look to be improving these conditions here. what it looked like 3 months ago, way more dark on the red on this map, which means exceptional drought in on the as you can see right here, current conditions. way less dark red but still plenty of red, which means extreme drought. and that also is the stage. but the most of the bay

area is in right now. but let's take a closer look at this. you can see here a small portion of the dark red is covering the east bay and that's alameda and contra costa counties, district water officials said reservoirs are looking healthier and at last check the reservoirs in marin county are at 96% for this time of year. san francisco main water supply is at 72%. full capacity east bay mud says that their reservoirs are at 59%. full capacity and the santa clara county valley rather water district in the south bay says that their reservoirs at about 37%. so some improvements, but also a long way to go. and that's something that state water officials have echoed today when briefing lawmakers on the current drought conditions. so not a drought buster, but the recent rain continues to be a pulling us out these water restrictions. but we'll have to wait and see. and there are still 4 and a half months left in the rainy season. but there are some rumblings that some of those restrictions could be eased and officials in marin county say that they're considering rolling back on current rules. but that will

depend on how the rest of the winner all right. here we go. taking a live look as we check our 4 zone forecast, a beautiful shot of san francisco from superpower. yeah. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with more on what's ahead for us. weather-wise. yeah, guys. boy, you know, dry conditions now that size to get the break. >> of course, we've been what's known as a mega drought to this 20 years of drought conditions around the bay area so far really got things going this year, though, things partly cloudy now. and we're getting a little break and all the stormy weather. but what a start to the season we've had over 12 inches of rain in san francisco. that is almost 200% of average san jose now over 4 inches, almost 5 inches of rain. that's a 156% of normal. look at oakland over 10, almost 10 and a half inches of rain that is 217 percent of normal over 18 inches of rain in santa rosa, over 200% of normal. so you get the idea. not a bad start, but i've been in this business long enough.

you have these great start to the season. all of a sudden it can shut off. so we've got a long way to go before everything is said and done with the wet season. but today catching a break in that stormy weather. the skies start to clear out. and so the temperatures without that cold arctic air start to fall off. in fact, you're down to 42 now in livermore, 42 in santa rosa 48 in oakland. 48 also in fremont. these temperatures going to fall down the freezing mark in many spots will talk about that process. the prospects for rain coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. also coming up, the cdc revisiting the johnson and johnson covid vaccine. why health experts say you should get pfizer or moderna instead. plus the latest on the fight to keep the a's in oakland. the moves being made this week that could determine the team's future here in the bay and a story you'll only see on kron 4, san francisco police investigating after a ups driver says she was threatened with the rest for double parking. we have reaction as many say she was racially profiled.

>> the naacp says the san francisco police department owes an apology black ups driver who i was told that she

would be arrested if she did not sign a ticket for double parking not the story first aired tuesday here on kron for the driver spoke exclusively to zeke that you who now has the latest developments. >> the single mother of 2 kids like i want to go to jail, not in work. >> the lack of available parking for delivery drivers in san francisco often leaves no other option then to double park while making deliveries of the city. we is not like our intention is to double clark and impeding traffic. i don't know what's in those boxes that are given to those people. i don't know this medication like i just want to make sure that we can get the packages to the people who needs them. >> however, ups driver and acacia ferguson faced being arrested by sfpd. if she did not sign a citation for being double parked on haight street while making a delivery. >> at first i thought he was joking. never been ticketed. i'm ju t the day previous in the same area right up the

street. another police officer went around me. >> but it was no laughing matter with the san francisco police officer told ferguson to put her hands behind her back after she refused to sign the ticket, not wanting to go to jail. she reluctantly signed the ticket. but that is when she says she felt racially profiled for something she says delivery drivers do every day and francisco. >> honestly, yes, and get get the mosque in cars or i i don't see no other reason they were taking me. everybody double parked everyone. dhl, amazon ups. the naacp is now conducting an investigation into the he will go through. that is our average police station. >> and we will happen 10 years. conversations xi. until we get this matter rectified. >> hate district san francisco supervisor dean preston is office said, quote, for a

statement that reads, quote, we're extremely concerned about the incident in which sfpd ticketed a black ups driver and the hate for double parking while making a delivery. we have reached out to sfpd and are eager to get to the bottom of this unquote. the san francisco police department's it does a statement that reads, quote, this incident is now under investigation by the sf department of public accountability because this is an open investigation. we cannot comment further a quote, has due kron 4 news. >> we're learning new details tonight from the east bay after san pablo police shot and killed a man who was holding what they thought was a real gun. the weapon turned out to be an air soft gun last night. police got a call from a store clerk in north richmond about a man outside carrying a gun worried that he would come inside as officers responded. the man took off in a car. they pulled him over minutes later, police say the man appeared to have blood on his hands.

>> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the officers repeatedly gave him orders to show shows hands shows hands. but the subject actually making sliding the top slide of the gun. i'm racking it back like he would a firearm. after doing this. well, holding the gun in a a on his chest in kind of a ready position began turning toward that towards the officers and facing officers. and that's when the officers fired. now, despite. >> immediate medical attention. police say the man died on the way to the hospital. police say they don't know why the man was pretending that he had a real gun. one witness says that the man intend to have intended to have the officers kill him. police say the man also reportedly made good by statements to his family. earlier that day. the 4

officers involved are on paid administrative leave and an investigation is underway with the department of justice contra costa county da's office and san pablo police. >> classes are canceled tomorrow at gilroy high school because of a threat violence on campus. the superintendent of the gilroy unified school district posted this statement on the district's website today in it. the superintendent says the threat was posted on tiktok and the gilroy police department is investigating classes were in scheduled today. but the district decided to cancel tomorrow's classes out of an abundance of caution students will be on winter holiday break for the next 2 weeks. santa clara county's office of education is also responding to threats being made on tiktok officials released a statement saying that they are aware of the nationwide tiktok challenge that is encouraging students to make false bomb threat at all and or school shooting phone calls. the

statement says that they are now working with law enforcement school district and tiktok to try and address this disturbing trend. well for sale of the psac ii is following this story. she talked with the mother of a gilroy high school student. you'll hear from her on kron 4 news tonight at 9 closing arguments were presented today in the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes, the prosecutors used homes. his %% own words against her by playing a recording. >> of a presentation to investors in that recording homes can be heard talking about. i'm bringing her technology to retail stores even though she allegedly knew the technology did not work holmes and her former boyfriend are accused of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars and misleading patients. >> now to check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight along the embarcadero in san francisco. you see the exploratorium. they're pretty dry tonight. nothing like last tonight. yeah. what difference a day makes us to be here just

lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the what to expect. yeah. it's a little break. tonight. looks like it is going to stay clear and get very cold around the bay area tomorrow morning. we're waking up some freezing conditions at least in some spots. lot of frost out there as well. early tomorrow morning. >> and watch out for some of that to leave fog develop in the next couple days working its way through the delta in the central valley out there right now. partly cloudy skies skies can clear out throughout the night. the rain is done for us. you can see couple lingering showers in the southern part of the great by southern california about we're clearing things out and it is going to be a bitter cold night in some parts of the bay area, 29 for a low in santa rosa 29 possibly into livermore to lot of 30's around the bay. even san francisco could dip into the 30's overnight. that is a cold night for san francisco. high showing signs of building in though the storm track has changed just a bit and that is some good news we'll catch a little break in that stormy weather pattern at least for a couple of days and you notice those winds becoming more of

that northerly wind, that offshore wind kicking in tonight and tomorrow. that will keep us nice and dry. probably a little warmer as we head in toward the weekend. temperatures breaking down like this by tomorrow afternoon, lot of 50's around the bay area will be cool but not cold outside except along the coastline. a little bit of a breeze out there developing in the afternoon and then as we head toward the next few days, everything begins to change again. i think saturday and part of sunday looks okay by sunday night models are starting to bring at least a chance of some rain monday. i think a better chance of rain looks like it will open up after that. the whole pattern looks like it's going bring a round of rain to the bay area. the better part of next week and looks like maybe even on christmas day. so unlike this week get days to dry out that's not the case. next week. tomorrow will tomorrow is about as good as it's about the case. all right. thanks, lawrence. thanks a >> still ahead a day on a crowd variant spreading in santa clara county today, health officials said not enough people are getting their covid boosters. the warning ahead of the holidays.

>> and coping with covid new outbreaks hit professional sports teams really hard forcing new restrictions. >> fines and cancellations. what changes are coming to the nfl's covid protocols.

>> the nfl and the players association have negotiated changes to the league's covid protocols. some of which are

being put in place immediately has more than 100 players are currently on the league's covid-19 list. here's a look at some of the changes mandatory mask-wearing in team facilities. regardless of your vaccination status remote or outdoor meetings, limited number of people allowed in the weight rooms. no in-person meals which will activate grab and go meal service and team cafeterias and restrictions on activities outside the facility. the new protocols apply to all 32 nfl teams until the conclusion of week 15 happening tomorrow. major milestone in keeping the a's in oakland, the final environmental impact report for the howard terminal project. >> will be released tomorrow morning as a big step in the city's effort to build a new ballpark. mayor schaff releasing a statement that today saying that the 3500 page report ensures the project is environmentally safe and sustainable. she says the release of the report keeps the city on track to bring the project for a final

vote by city council early next year. the ball park district will create 18 acres of public parks, affordable housing and hundreds of jobs in oakland. in the meantime, the a's continue to explore las vegas as a backup option for a new ballpark. someone in the bay area is the winner of an 11 million dollar lottery. tonight the super lotto. plus ticket was purchased at a 7.11 store in san jose. it matched all 5 winning numbers of last night's drawing. they were 5, 8, 9 1939 and mega number 9. you don't have any information about the winner yet winning lottery tickets must be postmarked or received by california lottery offices within 180 days of the date of the drop. >> coming up tonight on kron 4 news at a from the rapidly spreading omicron variant to a new vaccine recommendation from the cdc doctor peter chin. hong joins us after the break. he's going to answer

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health officer in santa clara county announced 10 confirmed cases of omicron. yeah. all were symptomatic but none have had to be hospitalized. in addition to those confirmed cases today. doctor sara cody says that the variant has also been detected in all 4 of santa clara county's a sewage sheds. >> doctor cody says the best thing to do to stop the spread. these things vaccinate boost mask test and ventilate. >> this is about layers of prevention. no single strategy works. we have to combine them. >> health officials say 80% of the entire santa clara population is vaccinated for those age 50 and older who are fully vaccinated only half of the group had been boosted. the cdc's vaccine advisory panel is updating its recommendation on the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> with a 15 to 0 vote today.

the committee is now advising americans to choose the moderna or pfizer vaccine over the j and j dosage, the final decision will now come from cdc director rochelle walensky this new recommendation comes after 9 people died after getting the j and j vaccine due to blood clots. so from the latest vaccine recommendation to another emerging variant. the coronavirus is still causing a lot of concern and raising a lot of questions. all right. so here to discuss all the latest developments is ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin. hong friend of the program. help us sort through some of this stuff. you know, and i don't make it mean to make light of this. but but it's it's as though this this is like a wiley coyote of viruses. this covid-19. it's morphing its you know, every time we think we have something figured out. it seems to be 10 steps ahead. >> a bikie. it definitely seems like a marvel movie with

a different every few months. i and it seems impossible to keep track up. but i would like to payne some civil lines as well. we do have vaccines, which even though it may not prevent all of us from getting breakthrough infection will keep us away from the hospital. we have a lot more diagnostic tests available on where the cost of to options, potentially. but covid that could be prescribed that walgreens and favorite drugstore. >> so a lot of headlines today. let's start with the decision about j and j. give us a little a summary of the background of the on how these blood developed does the blood clot happened right after the person gets the shot of j and j. was this something they discover later on. how is it evolving. >> i know a lot of people who have gotten change. you might be worried. but usually the blood clots really occur within one to 2 weeks after the j and j shot. and it's

really, really rare. and if you think about how rare it is. it's really 3.8 per million overall moines between the ages of 3049. people get better. but i think the cdc fda will moves to this move to this particular vote because there were more deaths over off the look to the data. but still they are at 9 in terms of the, you know, 10's of millions of people got it in the united states. very similar to astrazeneca. so i think they had a decision. you should be you know, not to recommend it to anyone or should be preferentially recommend it or should be just recommended for one age group and i think they chose. let's keep it on the market. keeping maybe d emphasize. okay. okay. another we just did the story about airline ceos to them. >> saying that you don't necessarily need to wear a mask in an airplane.

>> i and so many levels. this is disturbing because for the flying public, if you're in a closed environment like you know, i mean. we're exposed to people. you like to think maybe the help of filters working. okay. maybe it is. maybe it is. it. it is that extra barrier. >> but doesn't it also undermine the messaging. you know that they are having enough of a problem with people getting on airplanes and refusing to wear their masks. and now the boss is saying you don't need it. >> vicki. that is a terrifying message me on so many levels. the you know, pointing that out of quincy and what that message is. you're right. it's the wrong time because we're in the middle of this increasing surge right now. we don't know who's sitting next to you. there is no vaccine requirements of lying. it's you know, it's not like if somebody has a vacuum of dyson vacuum right next to the nose

and mouth and everyone ventilation is good but not that good. and you know, people eating drinking as well on the plane. so i think there's a lot of behavior you can control. >> we have another story on our earlier newscast about the fact that so many people using it at home tests that a lot of the statistics are not getting to public health officials about omicron and that omicron is probably much more widespread and that and we even know if it is what does that name. >> well, it means you know, wearing the cusp of a right now. it means that kind of running around with a little bit of you know, like maureen had really wanted people eat at home testing to report it. it is a limitation home testing, although it's much easier for people to to do and to implement. so you know, eventually about to catch up. we're going to catch it by seeing all the stages, all the sports teams sending home letters. i think all of that

mean retrospect be due to omicron. so side of town. real quick. this kind of ties in vicki was asking. but at this stage in the pandemic where where are we going, where things going. you know, we to take the mask also put the mask on. we. >> we lockdown. we don't lock the nfl has new protocols. >> what do you guys in science. see this going. what give us some sense of what we can expect. >> well, pat. and that's a great question. i think the quick answer we're not completely sure. but many people think that a combination maybe a lot of people get breakthrough infection. now it omicron. vaccinated plus rate give you hydrate immunity and that will bring us out of it. it seems that the summer kron might be milder. so it's not going to be the wave of the next generation of covid variant milder and milder and eventually going to fizzle out at some point the 1918 flu pandemic fizzle out as well. yeah, the question is just how

long and people's for this is just at you. we thought it was at the breaking point last year and this year we go again. here we go. >> well, thank you so much, doctor peter chin-hong, as always, i'm sure we'll be talking to you again soon. thanks so much. but think have a good evening. and right now at kron 4 dot com. you can read about the latest coronavirus headlines just scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to our website. some of the top headlines include data on omicron variant pfizer's new pill to fight we did have a chance to ask him about that. the new statewide indoor mask mandate. we'll have to buy them back. it's all on kron. 4 dot com. >> great news for our weather here with all the rain and super news for the sierra nevada with all the snow will talk about that. your long range forecast coming up next. >> plus, he does whatever a spider can. but can a spider break the box office slump. the new marvel movie that is expecting a big boom in ticket

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>> christmas is coming early for metallica fans for the band's 40th anniversary. metallica will be hitting the stage chase center. >> and they're going to be streaming 2 shows for free online through amazon prime today. mayor breed, it joined

them on stage to announce a series of citywide events. part of. >> this metallica experience. this metallica take over san francisco includes supporting small businesses in our city. it includes doing a cleanup at the beach and really calling attention to a number of environmental challenges that we have as a city and as a country we have been so proud to shout from every rooftop all over the world and every. >> press conference in every mike. this been shelved in our faces for the better part of 4040, years. how much that the san francisco gave us an identity and gave us. like i said, a sense of belonging and we fly the flag proud san francisco in the bay area all over the world. a r t shirts. made in san francisco. born in san francisco, metallica, san francisco, whatever a version of it says. but we're so proud of our a connection to everything that san francisco represents.

>> and mayor breed also declared today, metallica day. she presented the ban with the proclamation that alec is going to be put for forming this december 17th and 19th for information on their free stream and events around the city head to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> next in sports. fans will have to wait until after christmas for the much anticipated return to the core of the clay sports director jason dumas has details. pl

>> and welcome back. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside the beauty shot of the golden gate bridge. yeah, although there are pretty beautiful aren't they, meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. he has a look at sierra snow right now. yeah, so needs. you know, we have the rain here, but we need that snow up in the sierra nevada. get our snow pack that those resin for us and those dry summer months. and here you go. looking good up there. high country. yeah. you want to get up there, do little skin. go to it. roadways are open and clear. this donner summit now. and of course, you can see all that snow piling up there alongside the top of the summit. they've had as much as 7 to 8 feet of snow in this past week. so it's done wonders in the sierra nevada last week. we're talking about maybe a percentage wise only in the teens as far as normals concerned now with a 100 a one percent normal in the central sierra 99 in the southern and 91% in the northern sierra nevada and more storms on the

rise. and here's your forecast model as we get in toward the next couple days tomorrow. going to be beautiful day saturday should be nice sunday starts getting little iffy and then you can see this long train of moisture. this another possible atmospheric river event developing out there and then as we get into monday gets a little bit closer. and here we go. moving on shore by monday afternoon least in the north bay and then continuing on tuesday on wednesday. this continues just roll through and then another cold front comes through on thursday. and guess what, more rain as we head toward friday and saturday on christmas day. so yeah, we've got a lot of rain to go here in some pretty impressive rain amounts. real possibility in the next week and the bay area. some places. same to maybe 4 plus inches of rain were thinking maybe as much as 7 to 10 parts of the north bay mountains. but all of california going to see a lot of rain and of course, the sierra nevada going to see a ton of snow up there as well. be prepared. these storms coming in. you have one check with kron 4 for the very latest weather. so there you go. next couple days. going to be nice. we get back to next

week. it's going to be stormy on and off all week long. thank you laura. so stay with kron 4 for the latest on the current drought conditions as well. you can scan the qr code which would take you to our weather page. and on our website kron 4 dot com. there you will. >> also find the 7 day forecast live radar where you live and much more. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> all righty. the sharky's are in action tonight looking to get back in the win column. they're taking on the cannot. and right now at the shark tank. we have a 2 to one score. the sharks losing in the second period looking to get a win against vancouver. watch. that game goes final. we will have full highlights now back here in the city, the wait for clay thompson's highly anticipated return will have to be a little bit longer. many people had hoped

that we could see this guy in that great looking jump shot next week. but reports have surfaced that it will not be until at least the 28th of december that would be against the denver nuggets. the following home game. after that they are january 3rd in january 9th. so it could be one of those days, too. but at the very early as december 28th. that's a tuesday. alright. monday night football i'm going trip and it is thursday thursday night football. patrick mahomes and the chiefs. let's go straight to the 4th quarter to 23 left. justin herbert break the tie right there at the pass keenan. allen is 28 21 a minute, 20 left. patrick mahomes doing what patrick mahomes does states the pocket finds travis khalaf kelsey. >> we're going overtime. first possession of overtime right here. we get to it. mahomes. 5

kelsey again. he splits the defense and look at that. let's go home 10 catches a 191 yards for travis kelsey kansas city wins 3428 it's great win. now there are 2 games up in their division there. partying in la so big win for chiefs. they're in the same division. >> as the raiders and the raiders are really, really slipping right and what was just going back and forth back and right. trying to enter the news. and you think you have it all figured out and they score again in the other teams. gordon, those teams are super bowl contenders for all right. thank you. thank you very much, tis, the season. for more ted lasso where you can watch the hit show's new holiday short. >> kron. 4 is teaming up with the super bowl of caring to help support local food charities. if you'd like to donate, you can use your phone to scan the qr code on your

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area districts. >> your warning and forcing gilroy high school to cancel classes tomorrow and tonight we're hearing from the mother of a gilroy student. and as millions of travelers are getting ready to fly for the holidays. southwest airlines ceo tells congress that we don't need to wear masks on planes. how bay area doctors are responding to that news. those stories and more. we'll be coming up tonight

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>> now 9 bay area parents responding tonight as school districts and police departments sent out alerts of an apparent tiktok challenge encouraging students to make general threats against schools on friday. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn. a school in gilroy is now closing its campus out of an abundance of caution. >> the districts have all noted that the tiktok challenge appears to be a national trend. and i've said none of the threats appear to be credible kron four's taylor joining us live now in the newsroom with more on this story telling. >> well, after further investigation gilroy police determine this threat was not credible and originated from someone hundreds of miles away in the los angeles area. however, gilroy high school will remain closed tomorrow and now many parents and school districts are responding bay area school districts sounding the alarm after school threat circulated online through an apparent tiktok challenge gone viral in response. h