>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a school district meeting is still going on tonight after an east bay school announced it is planning to close part of its middle school to push tonight for parents, staff and students to try to keep that thing open. >> also, senator dianne feinstein finally making it clear she will not run for reelection in 2024, the

contenders hoping to replace her in very embarrassing situation when it became clear feinstein didn't remember a retirement decision had been made. >> but first, our top story tonight. it is ugly. newly released video showing a driver deliberately going after an elderly woman with his car in a church parking lot. and then driving away. >> appreciate you being with us here on kron. 4 news at 10 tonight. i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan. that hit and run happened in castro valley. kron 4 sarah stinson talk to a witness and shows us more of that video. >> i'm standing in the parking lot of the first presbyterian church in castro valley. we're that 77 year-old woman was struck by a car. it happened right here. she was walking towards the church when someone hit her. a man who works of the church witnessed the worst part of it. you know, already stolz. >> so to see here to be like that, does this rough the hit and run happened on saturday

night in the church parking lot on grove way in castro valley in the security video. at first a white sedan pulls up to the woman on her walker. they exchanged some words while she continues making her way towards the church for services. the car is stopped. then the driver accelerates torture, pulls up next to the woman and they begin talking again. it appears she tries to walk away, but the driver corners her, she then walks in front of the car and the driver steps on the gas causing her cane to fall on the ground. the driver now pulse of the other side of the parking lot stops the woman picks up her cane and the driver isn't done yet. he hits a parked car and then rams into the woman and continues driving. she was on the hood and she flew off right over in this area right here. thankfully she survived. aaron horner was among the few people there who rushed to help the woman. he's the community outreach director for the church. you know, evprybody was just coming to try to help or, you know, we

held. >> i once until, you know, paramedics got there is healing up well, so she's in good spirits, a miracle that. >> she, you know, sustained a lean on life, threatening injuries at 77 years old. >> the alameda county sheriff's office describes the car as a mid 2. thousands nissan altima. the department hopes the public can help identify the driver in the video he had. >> no, you don't total disregard for her as a human being and we ask that you do the right thing and, you know, provide information that will allow us to bring this person into custody. unfortunately, this camera here at the church did not capture the license plate of the car involved. >> the sheriff's office, they are asking for anyone with information to give them a call. we put their anonymous tip line on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting in castro valley. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. happening now, the alameda unified school district board is meeting to talk about and vote

on whether to eliminate 6th through 8th grades at bay farm middle school. hundreds of people have been attending that meeting tonight. many of them speaking up, voicing their concerns. kron four's man harry has. >> been in that meeting all evening as well. so amanda, what are most people say? >> many parents, staff and even students side to speak about up about their concerns, their hurt. but they weren't told until the last minute about the closing and they want the board to consider pushing the vote back. so you can look into alternatives to closing the school in the virtual meeting, the superintendent presented the proposal to close the 6th through 8th grade at a farm arguing that the alameda unified school district is operating more schools and programs than similarly sized districts and they're losing money. he also said that they far middle school is struggling with declining enrollment. he explained that many people may feel the discussions are sudden, but they've been happening behind the scenes since 2018. one of

the board members says that delaying this vote may not make much of a difference. >> i was going to propose an alternative, but i my tribe will just delay the inevitable the process. bringing in more input. we can see that data from over year after year after year. and that the delay would help some of the student that are admitted the year. but i know that there are options for them. i know that we're offering options that all of our school. >> some bay farm teachers also spoke about how they're disappointed about the closing and some may end up being collateral damage of that closing. the meeting is still happening. i just checked in. they are getting very close to a vote. we'll have more on kron. 4 news in the morning in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. thanks very much. amanda. >> making oakland say for that was the message today from oakland, mayor sheng tao

yashin as new initiatives aimed at improving public safety. and this comes after. >> the robbery and murder of a popular baker, an activist last week. also the city is dealing with the scandal surrounding its police chief who remains out on paid leave. kron four's theresa stasi reports on how the mayor plans to try to move forward without an official chief to spearhead her plants. >> increased foot patrols, vehicle enforcement unit, new traffic division, all elements of the mayor's new safety initiatives to help strengthen public safety throughout oakland. he can rise to meet. >> this challenge is starting next week. you'll see return of our walking officers to our business and neighborhood shopping districts. this ik a unit that hasn't been in existence for the past 2 years. so this is exciting time with oakland acting police chief darren allison and community supporters. >> mayor sheng tao discuss some of the highlights of her plan. for example, today, department of transportation

will be announcing. >> it will be announcing its new vehicle enforcement unit to remove the blighted abandoned vehicles. >> metro chamber is committed to a clean and safe oakland. and understands that our future lies on a residence workforce and visitors feeling safe as they live work and play in this beautiful city and when people feel safe, they will come out and shop. >> employees will come back to crime in oakland has surged in the last few years with robberies and homicides, skyrocketing the homicide rates soared last year to 119 deaths last week and admired. local baker died after suffering a brain injury following a robbery at a downtown oakland bank. low police staffing has plagued the city but acting chief allison says that new recruits are coming and a grant will help with funding to carry out the plans. no update again. we're taking the investigation

very seriously. the mayor refused to discuss the status of chief armstrong, who she put on paid leave in january when a report criticized his decision on a discipline issue. instead, she pushed that issue aside and said her administration is focused on moving forward is what it's about. it's about bridging those gaps with not only government. >> but with businesses with residents with visitors and everyone else was a part of this ecosystem. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> city leaders have been complaining that the san francisco police department has been significantly understaffed. and now mayor london breed has suggested adding 27 million dollars to the budget too. >> pay currently employed officers overtime kron four's ella sogomonian joins us live in studio with that report. ella, this issue isn't unique to san francisco. i mean, police departments all over the place, you know, need more

officers and staffing. but it looks like they're going to try to throw money at the problem and just pay a ton take. yeah, this is a nationwide issue. but san francisco's been dealing with this for many years. but some critics say they already have a lot of money. they recently just got it. >> mayor breed believes that this additional funding to pd supplemental budget should make sure that police can respond to basic needs and priorities concerns. but one board supervisor is rejecting her proposal. staffing levels at the san francisco police department have significantly dropped over the years. >> mayor london breed's office reports the city has 340 fewer officer since 2019 and 541 less than the recommended level. in addition, 21% of sworn officers are eligible for retirement. at the end of this fiscal year. according to sfpd, the police union reports a difference between response time has been staggering in the last years with a 20% increase in response time in 2022. for the most critical calls compared to 2019. so mayor breed of suggesting to

boost sfp d's supplemental budget by another 27 million dollars to help fund police overtime. we need to enforce the law. likewise home and business break-ins require a timely police response and investigation and arrests. >> the proposal is welcome news for police chief bill scott. the police officers association and district attorney brooke jenkins. it was also co-signed by several board supervisors saying this is one step in protecting residents while creating more incentives in the future for hiring and retaining officers, which has been a struggle. this is not a crisis that just happened overnight. it's been building for the last 2 years. we've been ringing alarm to this mayor and i'm happy she's finally embrace this. >> and decided to put public safety is a top priority for the city. >> well, the mayor has support within the board supervisor dean preston takes issue with it going as far as to say, quote, it is preposterous and sfpd a department. the got bonuses raises and a

50 million dollar budget increase last summer. welcome back. 7 months later for an additional 27.0, 6 million dollars. it's even harder to square this massive overspending at a time when other departments are being told to cut critical services due to a projected deficit, we need to demand some accountability and stop writing us of pd blank checks. >> in addition, mayor breed propose more funding for the san francisco district attorney's office. and brooke jenkins said that she would be able to then add more prosecutors to go after drug dealers tweeting since taking office. they've noticed an increase in narcotics, arrests by sfpd with criminal charges filed and that the money will help her office hold him accountable in the studio. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank a san francisco supervisor hillary ronen has introduced a resolution aimed at legalizing work in california. this is in response to problems along camp street in the mission district where complaints are related to workers have led to putting up those barriers are that you're looking at. ronan

calls her plan a long-term strategy. one she argues has been used in parts of the u.s. and some other countries. she says in some cases legalizing prostitution, improved working conditions for workers and can reduce violence. >> bay area lawmakers are leading an effort to ensure ion same marriage into the state constitution. well, repealing proposition 8, you may recall california voters passed prop 8 during the 2008 election to formally banned same marriage across the state in 2010, a federal court ruled prop 8 was unconstitutional and 5 years after that, the u.s. supreme court legalized same marriage across the country. but 15 years since prop 8 passed the original language from the measure to ban same marriage is still in the state constitution. >> repealing property is incredibly important. this is a scar on our constitution. it's just believe in

discrimination. this has been a long time cancer in our state constitution that does not reflect the values of love of everyday californians. and that's why it's important that we purchase this from the state constitution. >> reflect the values of love of everyday californians. >> because this is a proposed constitutional amendment. it will need at least two-thirds support from the state legislature and a majority approval from california voters. if it is to become law. >> senator dianne feinstein finally made it official today. the trailblazing lawmaker will not run for reelection in 2024, she has been praised for the many issues that she has championed over the years. but in recent years, there have been a lot of questions about her memory. her reliance on her staff. there have been calls for her to step down, which she has always dismissed. but it was front and center today following her announcement, a reporter asked the 89 year-old if she had any words for her

fellow senators regarding her announced retirement of the senator replied, quote, i haven't made that decision. i haven't released anything. a member of her staff had to quickly enter up to tell her they had released the statement. feinstein is the oldest senator now serving and will be 91 by the time her term. and that will be in 2025. so far, 2 house democrats have announced their campaigns officially to replace her democratic representative katie porter, adam schiff and east by representative barbara lee could announce a soon crime. talked with political analyst david mcewan. he says this will be basically an open race for anyone regardless of political party. yeah. and you got to throw in roe conn and there and maybe a player to be named later or 2. and what that really grant is that. >> someone has to raise a lot

of money. and that puts a lot of pressure on katie porter, adam schiff sewn up about 40% of the california congressional delegation has the backing of nancy pelosi and her team. if, for example, dianne feinstein were to come out and back. adam schiff, that would be a big deal that would i think put cement and then the front runner status. but if you've got 5 or 6 democrats in the race, they raise a lot of money and they beat the heck out of each other that provides the opening for a moderate republican from southern california from hollywood. whoever that person is to enter the race to try to get and move forward. and california's top 2 primary system. >> senator feinstein has not said whether she's going to endorse anybody. former speaker nancy pelosi again has endorsed adam schiff. feinstein is california's longest-serving female lawmaker it in the chamber as well as california's first woman, senator coming up at 10, 30 kron four's dan kerman will give us a look back at her career.

>> all right. taking a live look out here at the san mateo bridge, a little bit hazy, certainly cold out there. but not quite as cold what they're dealing with on the grapevine kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow large. you've been talking about how much colder. >> it was today from yesterday. yet temperatures dropping as much as 16 degrees around the bay area today went from almost 70 degrees to barely in the 50's in parts of bay area. that cold front sweeping through bringing us some showers. well, now moving into southern california. the great find they've shut it down. now on i-5. >> and that's because of all that snow that has moved in there. what a mess that is. if you've ever traveled that way, it's just difficult to get down to southern california going on. i-5, they close that. then you got drive all the way back. maybe cut across 46 back over to 101. so just a rough night in southern california. we're clearing out our skies here now and the winds beginning to subside a bit. it's going to get very, very cold outside these temperatures. now. 42 degrees in san jose. 45 in hayward? 47

in downtown san francisco starting to see a few more 30's popping up in the north bay. 39 now in napa. 39 also in calistoga. 38 in a very cold night as these winds subside, the temperatures really going to fall off that dry air moving in overhead. and now those numbers likely going to be pushing down in the 20's and the 30's. the areas shaded in purple there. those are places expect to be the coldest with the freeze. warnings up. frost advisories elsewhere around the bay area. look at some of these temperatures expected for overnight lows. we had 28 in santa rosa. that will be a record overnight. low about 33 the forecast. napa, 32 and freezing in the bottle. 32 freezing and conquer below freezing. in livermore and about 36 degrees in san jose. we do have some warmer days ahead. we will talk about that. your 10 attempt coming up in a few minutes. >> came orange. thank you very on the peninsula. san mateo county is launching a new task force aimed at improving living conditions for farm

workers and their families. the recent investigation into the mass shooting in half moon bay uncovered conditions described as crowded unsanitary kron four's gayle ong has reaction now from. >> a farm worker labor union. >> a step forward in an effort to improve the living conditions of farm workers along the coast. san mateo county announced a new task force this week. the goal is to try to crack down on any housing sites that are not properly approved. it shouldn't have to take a violent incidents like this or >> people to see living and working conditions that farm workers to offer indoor incidents like the deadly half moon bay mass shooting last month. investigations into the tragedy revealed the victims displaced workers and their families were living in unpermitted housing. san mateo county officials call crowded and unsanitary. >> antonio, delaware, a bruised when united farm workers welcomed the county's task force, but says the living conditions of farm workers problems. see why there's other counts. registe

counties next >> there's a counties across california where we're seeing these kinds of living and working conditions in the wake of the shooting. officials toured the farms housing conditions and say they found shaq's trailers and shipping containers. >> with no insulation or running water county supervisor ray mueller shared these photos saying families were living in heartbreaking and deplorable conditions. one of the farms involved says the company will construct new permanent structures on a separate area of the property for its employees and their family with these changes, delaware, a breeze as farm workers are often reluctant to speak up or complain about their employer. people are worried about speaking out. >> when speaking out might mean not just losing a job that potentially getting deported. the county hopes farm operators will voluntarily work with the county to fix an permanent housing. >> an update any health and safety codes, the city manager of half moon bay, where several farms are located, says staff plans to meet with county officials on wednesday to learn more about the task force. meantime, a memorial remains in downtown half moon

bay honoring the lives of the 7 farm workers killed on tuesday county board of supervisors approved $750,000. that would go towards emergency rehousing and supportive services where the families of the victims, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> it really puts chills down your back to know when someone like that can live in your neighborhood. >> still ahead, we're going to hear from someone who was a neighbor to the michigan state university shooter. >> plus, the western state governor who says californians are no longer welcome. >> and the lawsuit over a product that might be in your bone shower by dozens of people are suing a california people are suing a california company. for just $6 you could get your choice between two sandwiches plus my classic taco, curly fries, and a drink. [muffled] i can't hear you. oh sure... for just $6...!

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from the university of utah found that california does account for the largest influx of people into utah from across the country. in the south bay, ukrainian musicians are getting ready to perform at this year's jazz festival in san jose. and we're approaching nearly a year since russia launched that. >> horrific, deadly and destructive attack against ukraine, killing tens of thousands of people wiping out communities. >> kron four's justin campbell has the story. >> far from the bombed out buildings in kiev, roughly 9 ukrainian musicians are staying here at that nero towers in downtown san jose. the gun, at least to be in the place was 3 city go. they can stay in the guest, curator from kiev says musicians will get a mental break from the war. these are volunteer soldiers by day, but a musician by night now they have electricity to share their music alongside american

jazz artists. postal this art is they and love love this music and it's about this music for them at of this, then put into play this music with artist from here. i think that americans really know very little about the ukrainian people and masimo kiss se director of marketing at san jose jazz says their organization saw an opportunity to bring ukrainian art is here to highlight their cultural identities. their folkloric traditions. >> it includes their experience of europe and the world all of the things that have happened to them as a people. >> and as individuals, but they're expressing all about in a very modern way in a very improvised a way that relates strongly to american jobs. they can stand has hopes that americans hearing ukrainian artist play. >> miles away from home. may make a difference in the war. the more people understand difference between ukraine and and too, hopes to this war

reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> still to come on, kron, 4 news at 10 toxic chemicals still invading ohio more than a week now after that train explosion released a bunch of toxic fumes out. some people who live there seeing the side want to worry about and why rihanna wasn't paid for super bowl performance. what she got, though, an exchange.

national news tonight. we're learning more about that michigan state university shooting last night that killed 3 students. >> and injured 5 other students. some of them critically. and police are saying that man went on a shooting rampage across the campus. >> the community is now wondering why this happened and how to move fort kelly be sun has the latest. >> i was i was eating in the dining hall when the gunshots happened. was about 3 to 4 gunshots. and i was like

everybody. out of the building. the first shots rang out at 8.18, at berkey hall. >> that's where to msu. students were shot and killed and several others were injured. police say the shooter, 43 year-old a gray, then walked over to the student union. we're 3rd victim was shot and pronounced dead. it would be after 10:00pm when police would release a picture taken from campus security cameras. the grey is seen wearing a jacket, cap and red shoes. a photo leading to a tip from a citizen that pointed police to mcrae once confronted by authorities. the suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and at least one gun was recovered. a neighbor telling newsnation he knew immediately when he saw the suspect's photo that it was gray want to only go by ray. he tells our crews he another neighbors were upset that they would hear gunfire coming from the

mcrae family yard, at least once a week makes me feel sick that someone like this is that close to you in the neighborhood? >> it really puts chills down your back to know when someone like that can live in your neighborhood and don't even mccray was arrested on a loaded gun charge back in 2019 and given parole. >> his uncle painting the picture of depression and mental illness that worsen when mccray's mother died in 2020. that's a little mother was going to send kid into a spiral, especially if you're already to pressure the you say that. >> mccray's on goal apologizing for what happened. >> wishing the 2019 gun arrest would have gotten his nephew help that his family was unsuccessful in securing mental health is a real issue. >> and gun control is is really about kids with his gun. person needs to be evaluated, especially tell that you do have a concealed

permit at that point. that should be re-evaluated. as for students we spoke with, they say their resolve to get through this reach other. we can get through >> but it's going to be it. was very, very scary. i'm hoping to get through this together and stay safe. so you your to your friends and family. >> that was kelly beeson reporting. a motive is still not clear, although we do now know the shooter had a note in his pocket and it threatened to new jersey schools which were closed today. and been 5 years since a gunman murdered 14 students and 3 staff members that parkland, florida's marjory stoneman douglas high school. some family members have created foundations toward another charity work and done work aimed at strengthening gun laws. the parents of joaquin oliver say the foundation. they started called change. the ref is aimed at challenging the influence of the nra and gun manufacturers.

the parents of jena monta started a foundation to help students pay for college. gina's father says it is his way of keeping his daughter's memory a life. that's just about. >> helping to keep june as light shining. she was. she was so positive and loving and caring. we we. want her helpful nature continue on and again, to keep relate, shining in this role. >> the gunman has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> people living in parts of eastern ohio say they're getting sick can add abel's are dying after that train derailment spilled toxic chemicals into the environment. take a look at the explosion. so bad that straight after the train crash, local officials told residents it was safe to return home shortly after the february 3rd explosion. but

the epa is now warning that the soil around there may not have been disposed of properly. and folks who live in the area are reporting several symptoms headaches, coughs, other issues, some say livestock has died and wildlife officials are reporting dead fish waters within a seven-mile radius of the spill. and new tonight at 10 get this a weird coincidence. at best. a family living in eastern ohio that evacuated last week because of that train derailment. did the same thing for a fictional disaster film a year ago. take a look at a clip from that movie. >> let's watch a or >> the movie's called white noise that came out on netflix in november. the premise of the movie, a freight train derails and explodes and families have to flee because of the toxic. chemicals. the

film was shot all over ohio and features extras in evacuation scenes, including a family from new palestine, the site of the actual train derailment this year. the family film the scene where they're sitting in a traffic jam of people trying to evacuate. and then just last week, the train derailment fire happened less than a mile from their home. they had to leave. but for real this time. >> here's where does not. all right. time for another look at the forecast as take this look beautiful live look at the golden gate bridge. here's alerts, guys. yeah. that camera kind of shaking around the wind a little bit and winds. >> have blustery over the last 24 hours, beginning to calm down just a bit. now as the winds calm down the temperatures, it's getting cold out there right now around the bay area. but the rain has come doing and the showers have moved through just scattered showers throughout the day. nothing measurable around the bay area, but enough to get the car. what if you're driving around outside today? and

briefly after use the windshield wiper out there tonight? yeah, i hope you're wearing something a thick if you're out there tonight as the temperatures really fallen off and what a big changes from yesterday. remember highs yesterday, nearly 70 degrees in places like santa rosa today. they were 60 degrees cooler at 53. 54 for the high in concord. 51 in livermore. 53 in san jose. 55 in oakland and 52 in san francisco. we went well above the average to well below this afternoon. all right. out there right now, we've got some clearing skies, freezing cold temperatures expected overnight tonight. plenty of sunshine, though, tomorrow. i think tomorrow is going well as beautiful, clear days all the way to the coastline. there's a slight chance we could be talking about a few showers rolling back in maybe right around friday or so that still pretty if you out there. but this storm system moving all the way to southern california you already close. the grapevine. but now behind that, we're getting all that cold air kind of settling in for the night. now the winds calming down and yeah, that's going to call one. maybe one for the record books. still a little bit of an offshore wind beginning to develop. and that's going

bring that cold air rolling back in the bay area tonight as those winds begin to subside even more. so the temperatures really going to fall off. 39 degrees now in napa. it is. 44 in cocker, 45 in hayward. 46 degrees in chile and half moon bay. high pressure. going to get a sneak in behind that cold front, though, for tomorrow. that should make for a beautiful, clear day. we'll be on the cold side to start tomorrow morning. but dry out there and then looks like things. well, then looks pretty good as we get in toward the next couple of days that as we get to friday. now, that just starts to change a bit as we might see a weak system roll on in. but tomorrow, looking good. lots of sunshine all day long. beautiful day around the bay area. but yeah, these temperatures, yeah, thry're going to start to warm up a little bit tomorrow. let's plan on some 50's. maybe some low 60's by tomorrow afternoon. we're going to warm things back up right around the average for this time of year. your 10, a 10. but we're going to see a change in the pattern. here is the clouds being rolled back in as early as thursday, leading to at least a slight chance of a shower on friday this weekend that we do that weather whiplash kind of thing. again,

we start to warm back up the well into the 60's that i think as we head toward the middle of next week watch as temperatures drop again. here we go. unusually cold weather may be some showers by next thursday and friday. so that time of year where the weather really starts to get topsy-turvy kind of a coaster. yeah. joined the right. thank you. all right. as we have mentioned, senator dianne feinstein will not be running for reelection. >> next year, feinstein has been in the senate for 30 years, but her political career began here in the bay area tonight. kron four's dan kerman looks at her legacy. >> both mayor must go knee and supervisor harvey milk. have been shot. and, you she had served as a member of the san francisco board of supervisors since 1969. >> it was this tragic announcement about the assassinations of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. that's an feinstein into both the local and national spotlight. mayor feinstein really had to pull the city together because we

were >> it a tough place. feinstein became san francisco's first female mayor and ended up serving 2 terms. she dealt with the aftermath of both the political assassinations and the jonestown massacre and then dedicated her way through san francisco's aids crisis. and she showed that mixture a backbone and compassion and leadership that really helped get us through what could have been the darkest of years despite losing in 1990, bid for governor feinstein achieved another first when she and barbara boxer were elected to the u.s. senate during 1992, so-called year of the woman making california the first state in the nation to have 2 female u.s. senators. it's incredibly we still have gender inequality across all sectors, but particularly in politics and particularly in congress. >> but we made enormous progress and some of that progress is thanks. in part to pioneers and fearless women

like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decisions, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. >> but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up next, could a pill actually cure binge drinking? how that supposedly would work? >> and in sports, the warriors hoping to finish strong heading into the all-star break there in l a taking on the clippers are wilson has highlights coming up.

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the obama era program took effect, there have been fewer overweight children. in fact, experts say the body mass of children and adolescents on the whole dropped 10%. it is hoped the findings could be used to make more improvements. >> drinking too much could be fixed, maybe with the pill. it's called now checks own and it is supposed to block endorphins and reduce so good. you might feel after having some sips now check. some was originally designed for people with severe alcohol dependence. but a new study looked at more casual drinkers who binge every now and then the study was conducted by the american journal of psychiatric send 120 men were involved. those who took the pill didn't drink as much and didn't have the same cravings. the results lasted for 6 months after treatment. ironically, a common side effect is nausea. >> one of the world's best known chocolate boxes has been

sold at auction. >> my mom always said. life was like a box of chocolates. >> never know what you're going to >> and i don't need to tell you it's from the 1993 movie forrest gump of the people at ripley's bought that box for $24,000. know chocolates inside the box was filled with 4 pounds of sand when they were making the movie. so a balance properly on tom hanks lap. he signed the front of the box. by the way, ripley's has not said yet which of its 29 museums will house the prop. >> rihanna will be getting a paycheck from the nfl for her halftime performance at the super bowl. well, you might expect to get become with a big payday performers. never get any money for their shows. the stars perform for free. in exchange, though they get to play to the biggest audience of their career, which affects

their sales and income in a huge way in 2017, for instance, lady gaga. so her music sales skyrocket by 1000% right after she performed at the super bowl. other artists have seen similar increases in overall sales, according to an nfl spokesperson, the league does cover expenses and production costs. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, a short-handed warriors team up against a fully loaded la clippers squad know weakens know gary payton, the second, of course, and no staff that opened the door for some much-needed bench production from the warriors. but it was the clippers bench that outscored the warriors. 49 to 42 in combination with the kawhi leonard takeover. ultimately it led to a tough one for the warriors down in la tonight. but coming in, the warriors bench was hoping to continue their production from last night's win over the washington wizards. their second straight game. it would have been 2nd quarter here. warriors up jordan poole threading the needle. you just thought that it does fade even

to go finishes the layup. give the warriors a 3 point lead. but then closing out the 1st half. you see draymond green wide open the corner. he thinks that one for 3 and he passes tim hardaway for the 4th most made threes in franchise history with 603 0rd quarter now tied. 76 all as you can see, terrence mann, he gets the 3 of his own. >> to give the clippers a lead 16 and on the night laters. the kwai leonard here drives. >> up in just a second. you'll see him throw it down is of no one. was there. >> and this next play was pretty much the kill shot of the night. 4th quarter here, kawhi 7 of 9 from 3 tonight. he just had a day against the warriors won. 34 1.24. was the final score. golden state does fall in this one finishing the 1st half of the season. a 500 even before the all-star break. after the game, draymond green got candid about what they need to do coming out of the all-star break. if they want to play past the beginning of april.

>> it's now or never. we're a 500 at the break. but a lot of with those facts. that's so. yeah. come on to break. do it, i love you go home to begin in april and everybody's happy and novi. sad that i don't know. i wouldn't that. but that's what will be the result. if you do get there. >> hey, defense wins games. so the eyes, the sharks back at home hosting the penguins second period here. the penguins up one. nothing john gets the feed from sidney crosby makes it a 2. nothing game over the shark. he would add an empty netter a little bit later for second goal of the game. the sharks will fall in this 1, 3, to one. we'll head back on the road to take on the vegas golden knights come thursday. and derek carr, he is officially a free agent after being released by the raiders today. the raiders head coach josh mcdaniels and general manager dave ziegler.

they all wrote they 50's they released this statement saying that we have a lot of respect for derek carr and what he ito to the raiders organization for the last 9 years, derek has done great things in this league and we're thankful to have been able to work with him this past year. he's a true professional and we appreciate his hard work and striving to produce the results that we all desire. we wish derek and his family all the best in the future. this past season wasn't the best for the former raiders qb carr finished the season, completing 60% of his passes were also throwing 14 interceptions before was all said and done. however, since being released, the new orleans saints, they have shown some interest in car could be is no landing spot. nfl network's ian rapoport. report, though, that although they do have interest in the four-time pro bowler. >> carr is in no rush to sign with the team just yet. and baseball season starts this week. pitchers and catchers will be the first of their teams to report to their spring training facilities

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>> the name of the person who was the only player to match all 6 numbers of the historic powerball drawing last november is and when castro. >> they were cheering for the guy, but he wasn't there. and when castro southern california, he won the record 2 billion dollar powerball jackpot. he wants to stay private. can't say blame them. he said no to showing up at that announcement. so you're looking at somebody else and that's the store owner holding the check. had one will take a lump sum of roughly 997 million dollars. the ticket was sold in november at a car repair shop near pasadena. and the owner who got a million dollars for selling the ticket. >> first of all, i would like to say congratulation the second may god bless him and well, what i wish he would do think how the show that you have the poor people that deserve >> in november, the powerball jackpot reached the world

record setting about more than 2 billion after 42 consecutive drawings without a big winner. i kind of want to know what ed one's buying and what everyone's doing. but so we won't know when know what would you do? want get a good lawyer? very first thing. that's what i would buy because can you imagine you have all that drop in your life? you know, my friends are going to have you know what they tell you to get a lawyer and all the family you never knew. comes help to work were related. right? that's what happens. but good luck to him as he enjoys the rest of his life with all that money. but outside tonight, we've got a cold night, a developing around the bay area going to be chilly out there again. numbers already dropping off your skies. >> are clear now still some of that snow down by the grapevine, although that is starting to lift just a little bit and push for the south and that will break but snow with all the traffic headed that direction. so overnight tonight we're going to be in for a cold one, maybe some record cold overnight tonight. 28 in santa rosa. the hits that temperature that will be a record. 31 in livermore

overnight lows even inside the bay going to be very cold. 35 degrees likely some frost tomorrow in mountain view. 35 in redwood city about 36 in half moon bay about 37 degrees in oakland by the afternoon. tomorrow will warm temperatures up a little bit of moving back in the 50's and some low 60's by tomorrow afternoon in the next couple days, a few more clouds rolling in on thursday. slight chance of a shower on friday. i think we warm up and dry for the weekend. but as we head toward the middle of next oh, here comes the cold storm. again, i think we could be looking more showers next thursday and friday. ok, lawrence, thank you. thanks for joining have a great night. everybody stay warm.

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