jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go into the wild.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> ok, the second 70. we'll get to that in a second. just go. check out the radar. good morning, everybody. and we're just going to some spotty rain showers across much of the bay. that's pretty much what's left notice. the deeper moisture you can see down to the central valley. so this things on its kind of its last legs for rain. it took it for a long time to finally getting its funding during its deal. but we're going to be left with pretty much mostly cloudy skies for the balance of today. there you have it. the golden gate bridge, not much apparent winds for right now, but we have been noticing a good clip coming in from the south. but the radar into motion, you can see with the deeper moisture is now the central valley and up in the mountains of tahoe. yes, milking out some snow showers with all of this as well. so and they do have winter weather advisory that's covering tonight tomorrow morning. temps for you. i bring this out because this

will be interesting. contrast with tomorrow now because that's going to be post all of this, which will be colder air 50's across the board for right now. lower 60's east bay shoreline. so yes, mild compared to yesterday, mild compared to tomorrow when tracker real quick. there's what we have a good, strong southeast winds. although at the golden gate, we didn't see a lot of activity there. but the wind still into the teens. we'll see more of those winds, by the way, the next about 36 hours or so. we're putting showers on here all the way to about 2 o'clock. but i think into the afternoon, much of the bay will those overcast left over spotty showers that we have more of that. plus, a look into the next week for the all important thanksgiving forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the holiday travel season is officially in full swing. millions of people across california will take to the skies and the roadways for thanksgiving next week. of a justice live for us now in walnut creek this morning with a look. everything you need to know as you put those finishing touches on your travel plans. good morning, tiffany.

>> yes, good morning, stephanie. people are getting ready to travel for thanksgiving. it is less than a week away and many people will be filling up at the pump right behind you before they head out the door driving for thanksgiving holiday, according to triple a 7 million people in california expected travel with nearly 55 million expected travel nationwide. so here at the pump, here is what you can expect as gas prices of right now statewide, the average for a gallon gasoline is 5 bucks in santa rosa. 5.20 now. but you're going to see gas prices around 5.17, in san francisco is going to be around 5.16. sandra fell 5.13, oakland coming in at 502, the lay hope fairfield that is coming in at 4.98 a gallon that is going to one of the cheapest areas. but jose's actually coming in at the cheapest at 4.93, the cheapest around the bay area for a gallon of gasoline. now, if you're still planning your

trip, you're still in the planning stages. here are the best times to travel wednesday before 11:00am thursday before 10:00am or after 05:00pm friday before 11:00am or after 07:00pm. but overall, the busiest day to travel, according aaa, will be wednesday between 02:00pm and 06:00pm. they say this is a time period that will have 11.5% more traffic than usual. we have been talking about a lot this morning about travel plans. but if you really want to bring it down even further, the worst time to travel kron 4 has broken it down for you online to find that all at kron. 4 dot com reporting live to be justice. back to stephanie. definitely helpful resource or thank you, tiffany. >> we left early. you know, we gave ourselves plenty of time to get here. meanwhile, a bay area airports, officials say if you plan to fly, you want to budget in some extra travel time. >> they are bracing for the busiest travel seasons they've seen before the pandemic.

oakland international is anticipating 360,000 passengers between now and the week after thanksgiving. >> and here's a live look outside right now at sfo. looking move chilly and damp out there and airport is expecting more of is 6 million passengers between now and the end of the years. a lot of people that to be passing through more than 140,000 of those passengers were expected. just yesterday alone. kron four's dan kerman has more on that. >> over the years thanksgiving has turned from a long weekend getaway to a weeklong get away. and as of friday, it's in full swing at sfo here headed to manhattan to visit my brother and my sister-in-law and so are you excited to go see family for thanksgiving? >> i think thanksgiving is a really nice holiday just because you've got all the food, the family without as much, you know, without the commercial aspect. passenger travel continues to climb

since the height of the pandemic. >> this holiday season, sfo said 87% of where they were pre-pandemic in 2019 with 144,000 people expected to travel through sfo on friday. the not 10 of us cited looking forward the beach and the sun and seeing our cousins. we haven't what do got planned for thanksgiving? >> we're going to try to find turkey some when, of course, everyone has their own personal favorites around the thanksgiving table. and that doesn't always include turkey and stuffing. really good wife. this going to taste different than turkey. it's so much better looking forward to not eating stuffing and eating dressing. the difference between stuffing and dressing. >> let's get that settled right for from aim dressing is cornbread based staffing has a

lot of other things and so there's no apples and dressing. there's no not send dressing. it's just, you know, cornbread you know, chicken stock and things like that. that is far superior your mind. it is far superior more savory now, especially with the rain falling. if you're coming here to pick someone up or you're heading out yourself. >> make sure to allow a little bit extra time and make sure to check with your carrier before leaving the house at sfo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> dressing purists out there south bay. that's take a look now at san jose international airport. now, this is not live. was shot yesterday and you can see that traffic. i mean, there were a few people, just a few people in the airport there. but that situation is expected to change. again. the airport is encouraging travelers to get to the building here early for their flight because things are expected to pick up quite a bit. it's a francisco a tech week is wrapping up. most of the road closures are over and

security fences are coming down. it's a relief for many business owners in the area who say they were losing customers because of all the added security kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> the fences and barricades in hill are coming down and all of the lanes of the bay bridge are back open. a packed week ends in san francisco with many small businesses feeling like the economic boost never came. i think, well. >> what should happen if we have to repeat herself as the let the people know how they could have got in rather than just talk about what was closed down. i think is a learning experience. i think we're all disappointed. >> chinatown, business owner steven lee says security measures around moscow. nice enter appeared to have kept visitors and of chinatown as well. he also thinks the nature of the summit played a factor. it was really struck me. >> focus kind of summit. >> and we didn't get visitors that we thought we would get. >> as for the positive takeaways, lee hopes the

historic meeting between president biden and china's about more tourism to the gs city. lee says san francisco also showed it could be a clean and safe place in front of a global audience. >> anything, as a city, we did our best to i'm kind of. tell the people that time. >> you know, we're doing we're we're here. we're okay. you know, just come out and >> and see for yourself. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us. president biden and chinese president xi both left san francisco. as for those street closures around moscone center, you can expect those to continue through sunday. many people took bart during a packed according to the transit agency. ridership numbers throughout most of the week remained at less than 50% of pre-pandemic numbers. monday saw the lowest numbers of the week with just over 150,000 exits reported in the system. that's just 37% of

pre-pandemic levels. the same trend happened on thursday when pro-palestinian protesters shut down the bay bridge for several hours during the morning commute. on that day, the system recorded close to 44% of pre-pandemic numbers. on the last day of apec. president biden met one-on-one with mexico's president in san francisco as hannah brandt reports. the leaders discuss the problems at our shared border. >> together, we're taking a balanced approach. the immigration crisis at the southern border was a central focus during friday's talks between president biden and mexican president lopez obrador the to occasionally clashed, but also say the u.s. and mexico have shared interests, working side-by-side, combat arms trafficking need to come back. >> tackle organized crime and to address the epidemic and including fentanyl. the relation between our countries is excellent. republicans have loudly criticized the biden administration for not doing

enough to crack down on illegal immigration. and democrats say the system is broken, but with congress unable to agree on legislation, president biden says his administration is working with mexico to try and manage the southern border, enforcing our borders and creation reparations and opening new stores number of legal pathways for migrants and president lopez obrador praised biden's policies in comparison to past administrations calling them a humane way to address migration. people who needed to come to the united states who there were no legal possibilities open in is president biden who opened up this possibility. >> president biden is asking congress for 14 billion dollars to boost border security. >> but so far they haven't taken up that request. i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. area food banks are looking for donations this holiday season. more on how you can help. >> and we're tracking the showers right now. very spotty

across the bay. the deeper moisture to the to put your

>> dungeness crab season is being delayed for another 2 weeks. and wildlife officials are now looking into at december 16th for the start of the crabbing season. they say this delay is due to the poor crab meat quality, recreational crabbing will also be restricted starting next with to protect migrating humpback whales from getting caught in crab traps. taking a live look now out at walnut creek. not too much traffic out. there is 7.14, this saturday morning what king commuters expect that this time of day.

>> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. wet roads. we haven't had that for a little while going on. so expect that first things first. we're not adding a whole lot to this. it looks like into the afternoon until later in the morning. and then afternoon, however, we're going to have these damp conditions. obviously cloud cover will remain. it looks like just about all day. it's only tonight it rips open and we start to go into some breaking up with some clear skies. putting the radar back up here. here's what we've got to get his little cells developing around mount diablo. little bit up, sloping another topography. we have sometimes drive some of that mount hamilton store in the same down towards the south bay as well. the thing is most of the heavy moisture has since passed now and we're left with a lighter amounts. the remain later today. no flash flooding the local area. so that's good news to elbow tahoe going to get some snows out of this. so the bigger picture, most of the traffic is going to remain to our north. but the next system we want to watch is pre thanksgiving. it does look to drop south right around thanksgiving, even just before thanksgiving. it's a possibility in little stray

shower with that. but some lingering clouds and fortune covering over the sun a little bit on thursday. here's a future cast for to see what happens today. there you are. couple spotty showers into the morning hours later on this afternoon. looks like we'll see that start to really taper off a bit. remain overcast. then tonight, a little return of some showers, a weak wave to drop south. and when that's all said and done a lot that opens up overnight and that usually allows us to cool down. however, there is drier, cold air moving in here. all of that's working against us that even though we're going to see a lot of sun tomorrow, temperatures will be held down throughout the day. get an idea. these winds right now they're out of the southeast for the most part, they switch around a little bit with his passing system. we have on short first tonight, but then a switch as you see, a pop to the north that usually dry air. this takes us now till sunday afternoon. look at the very end of this. dry air coming in from solano county. you will notice there. nice little pop by monday after this rain event where an

insulated protected. but if this system didn't bring us rain, that probably would be problematic there. some dry offshore winds popping like that. cloudy and rain early. then spotty afternoon showers breezy into the 60's bay area wide coast into it. well inland tomorrow, sunny, cool and breezy. going to see the picture outside picture window looks great. the sun out and all of that. but it's breezy with dry air holding those temperatures down. a lot peppered of cooling here. so lower 60's for high well inland and then for the next week, it's variable clouds midweek. but again, that system i want to make note of wednesday, thursday, little thing to keep in mind. we'll have more on that in a bit. cool into the 60's today. let's called 66 san francisco, oakland and 68 san jose. fairly mild temperatures because we're on the mild sector still, in fact, we may reach these temperatures in the morning hours in drop into the afternoon with the winds building in that drier air, trying to filter through all this as well. so that's something to keep in mind. we take a look at all those temperatures. all that. so tomorrow we have the dry air

moving in. this kind of we're with all this rain we just had. but we may see temperatures really be struggling tomorrow. so definitely want to dress the part. even though you see sun up tomorrow will be chilly. so nice at least have big winter coat ready to go. you can do that, too. haha looks fashionable thanks very much, dave. >> major changes happening at san francisco based open ai the company's president and co-founder greg brockman has quit. >> after ceo and fellow co-founder sam altman was fired. the company's board of directors says altman was, quote, not consistently candid in his communications and quote, and they no longer have confidence in his ability to lead openai rockland says he quit after he found out about the news altman being let go. the 2 started. the san francisco based company has a research lab back in 2015. it's now the parent company of chatgpt. elon musk faces criticism this morning for embracing an anti-semitic post on his social media platform x

now multiple companies including apple, disney and ibm are pulling their ads from the social media site. the controversy began after musk responded to another user accusing jews of hating white people. musk wrote, quote, you have said the actual truth. musk then followed up his tweet by criticizing the anti-defamation league, an organization founded by jews to oppose antisemitism. and the south bay. san jose police arrested a 16 year-old on attempted murder charges. officers shared surveillance video of the teen accused of assault with a deadly weapon. before we show you this video, we do want to warn you it can be difficult to watch. you can see the victims running from a car coming from behind them and striking them. both victims. they fall to the ground. while the car speeds off. this happened around 02:00am on september 23rd after a confrontation at a restaurant on stewart avenue in alum, rock avenue near james, like high school. police say the driver came back to hit one of the victims with their with a car once

again. and that victim suffered life-threatening injuries but did survive. the 16 year-old suspect was booked into juvenile hall. state attorney general rob bonta and the federal trade commission are suing to block john muir's help john muir health acquisition of san ramon, regional medical center. their antitrust lawsuit asks for a temporary risk for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction arguing the acquisition could reduce competition for health care in the san ramon valley region and threaten the quality of care for patients. ramon regional medical center is owned by tenet healthcare corporation. the deal was first announced earlier this year and expected to be finalized by the end of the year pending approval from federal regulators. happening today, the brooklyn half marathon may affect your travel. this weekend street closures start today at 7 in the morning and last until sunday afternoon on sunday,

i-80 x the i-80 exit for university avenue will be shut down from 6 in the morning until noon. it will also be parking restrictions for a full list of closures. visit our website kron 4 dot com. the san francisco-marin food bank hosts a holiday donation drive for the 12th year in a row. it's pay. it's being held at saint. and minnie is church today from this morning until noon for donations. the food bank is asking for frozen turkeys, vegetables or money. we spoke with officials at the food bank. >> but, you know, it's a busy time of folks are really in in san francisco in marin. we saw the height of of me during the pandemic and it hasn't gone down. so we especially need the support of our community to to help us as we are. i'm trying to serve many people as possible. >> the food bank hopes to collect over 1300 turkeys. the organization serves more than

50,000 households across san francisco and marin counties. happening today, the group's dads evoking change in the east bay agency for children are partnering up with the oakland public library for a free thanksgiving style meal. dinners include a 10 to 15 pound frozen turkey, green beans, corn, tortillas, potatoes, cranberry sauce and more pickup is at 11:30am, at the 81st avenue branch while supplies last. the peninsula, san mateo county libraries are giving out more than 1800 free diaper kits to help support families in need. every kit contains 80 diapers and 200 wipes. and you can grab one of both belmont library or pacific. a sharp park library starting it 10, 30 this morning. no library card. proof of id or proof of a come as needed. these will be given out on a first come first serve basis. if you can't make it today, there will be other giveaway. dates. more information on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, more

ski resorts opening in tahoe. what conditions look like for the holiday weekend. >> and kron four's once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate are now for a chance for her to be named woman of the year. just enter your nomination by scanning the qr code right

>> and excited snowboarders and skiers hit the slopes for

opening day boreal mountain resort on friday. as you can see there it is the 59th snow season for the popular resort. officials say it took close to 5 million gallons of water and 20 snow guns to cover the slopes with manmade snow. they hope to expand operations to the top of the mountain through the winter time. >> it's such a great thing for the local economy and the ski resort start opening that that start going up all the hotels. we have lots of great shops operate downtown truckee here. and then the rest job to just always something to dot. >> northstar and heavenly resorts delayed their targeted openings due to warm temperatures in the tahoe region. the downtown isis, san jose opens today after some delays due to the wet weather. the skating rink opens daily through january 15th. it's located at the circle of palms plaza on market street. tickets are on sale online.

>> there >> and this could be just the cutest holiday window display in the bay area. that's so cute. puppies and kittens popped up inside san francisco's macy's holiday windows and these little guys are available for adoption. you can catch these adorable cats and dogs delighting shoppers during business hours from the end of the year. and you can learn more about how you can adopt animal in need at the san francisco spca. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a car crashes into a home in happening now

on the kron 4 morning news. we're keeping an eye out for some rain showers sweeping across the bay area. >> what you can expect for the rest of your weekend. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here. start off your half this morning with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest for us. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're still going to put a patter of rain even at this hour. but most of the heavy lifting. >> the heavy carrying the water carrying, if you will, is pretty much over at this point. so it could be kind of a light stuff. a spotty showers going in technically into the afternoon. there's a nice little last-minute wave. >> that may a march on through, but very, very modest with the amounts going forward. here's a snapshot that we have right now. we go to the radar. first things first. get an idea what everybody is getting for right now. most of the deeper moisture is to our south and to our east again, left over with those spotty showers. and even when it's not raining, still kind of cloudy. we're not going to be a lot of drying or anything like that.

that's really the story for tomorrow. and the drying process. remember basic physics that absorbs heat. so therefore it's going to keep temperatures down tomorrow. there's a look at the golden gate bridge, the flag, little bit of action here of offshore, which is kind of interesting. we'll get a nice little offshore, pop up, pop happening into monday, right through solano county. and that's an area sometimes that we look for for those offshore winds in this will be problematic when you get all this rain, a look at our temperatures 60's that coverage from the coast. well inland, a cloudy to a few little spotty showers working here to help those winds. currently you can see of the southeast again later on. they become a little onshore and then a little off shore later on in the program, given to the radar into motion, you can see the deeper moisture far to the east and to the our perspective, quick check of the temperatures about 60 ish or so in the east bay shoreline. these are very mild numbers may build a degree or 2 on top of that. but then really in this afternoon because of some cooler air moving through, temperatures will actually fall you can see where head 24 hours ago from

where we were by some half a dozen degrees or better. and remember tomorrow, these numbers are probably all be in the negative category because of the change of what we've got going on more of that and take a look at that extended forecast. what's happening during the all important thanksgiving, 70. >> i looking forward to it on the peninsula. car crashes into a san mateo home leaving behind significant damage. kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> it's truly a miracle here in murphy drive in san mateo were a car came barreling down, as you mentioned on this residential street through this driveway, hitting 2 parked cars and then down this hill missing that pool behind me and then parking right into that kitchen parking as a light word to say the least. but fortunately to people who are inside both the driver and the passenger got out safely. so that is just really incredible, especially when you take a look at the damage to that tesla that was towed away about 5 hours later after that crash. this all happened, as you mentioned at about 7.30, this morning. and it was quite the ordeal to get that

car out of the way up this hill. one of the trucks actually ended up snapping. one of their they wpre trying to bring it up here. ended to backup with heavier get pulled out >> neighbors gathering on to this street and then finally, the daughter of the woman lives inside of that home ended up coming out as soon as she got the call along with her on to thankfully, the mom was out of town and not inside the kitchen as she would normally be having her cup of coffee. as i heard from a neighbor. but really incredible phone call they got today. alarm company called and said. >> crazily. >> there is a car in her which doesn't make any sense at all. >> pretty wild to say the least as it might make much sense, of but really, we're smiling out here today because these people were able to walk away with really minor injuries. so that is super good news out here. people really happy didn't know about

that, of course, in the fact that nobody was inside of this home at the time of this crash. we'll just have to see how long it takes for repairs. this home has been red tagged now have to figure out what to do with their damaged vehicles along with this tesla that's been towed away. reporting live in san ella sogomonian. >> all right. take a look at this mill valley. police say 3 people tried to steal $1200 worth of merchandise from the mill valley market thursday night. that's a look at all the merchandise there. investigators say one of the suspects used a shopping cart to ram store employees and nearly ran over workers with a getaway car. the suspects were arrested. pitas police shut down several schools after reports of a teen with a gun near augustine park on friday. within minutes, officers found the teen and they discovered that this weapon was actually a pocket knife designed to look like a handgun. the campus lockdowns lasted about 10 minutes. in the east bay

police in antioch arrested 5 people accused of 3 armed robberies. they shared these pictures of the suspect's car. investigators say the group was armed with a handgun and rifle at the time of the robberies and we're targeting people getting home from work. the 5 suspects were booked into jail. the richmond police department now requires cultural competency training for incoming officers. the department says the training will include learning about historical police transgressions and teach officers about previous officer-involved shootings. the department says the training will ensure officers can engage with everyone in the community. respectfully. in the north bay, the vallejo city council has approved a 10% wage increase for the police department. that will be followed by a 3% increase in july of next year. and another 3% increase in july 2025. in national news. rosalyn carter, the 96 year-old former first lady has entered hospice care alongside her husband, former president jimmy carter. the couple have

been married for almost 80 years. president carter, who is 99 has been in hospice care since february. also this year, miss's carter was diagnosed with dementia. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger came back to the state capitol on friday. watch this. >> that's what the neighbors spoke to more than 200 people at a fundraiser for the sacramento press club. all of it taking place exactly 20 years since he first took the oath of office as california's 38 governor after the recall of gray davis during his remarks. shorten a reflected on what he called the 7 best years of his life. he also urged more civility and unity in today's political climate. >> i'm very, very adamant about looking across the aisle. and about not seeing the other side as the enemy.

let's work together. if we want be staying number one in the world, which we have easy chance to do. if you book together, we can continue being number one for a long time as and as a nation. so that's the bottom line. >> schwarzenegger did make some political comments criticizing former president donald trump for some of his rhetoric. he also complimented former house speaker kevin mccarthy as a fighter and a winner and commended president joe biden for meeting with chinese president xi jinping earlier this week. the former governor ruling out a run for any other office saying he is focused on other priorities. proceeds from this event will go toward scholarships for student journalist. meanwhile, california democratic delegates are meeting in sacramento through the weekend to set their agenda for the 2024 election and set the stage for the march primary. democratic candidates for the california senate seat will be in attendance talking up their

platforms each of those senate candidates is hoping that a party endorsement will come out of this weekend convention kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace will be at that convention and will bring us much more throughout the weekend. for your money. the latest labor department data shows inflation is slowing down. and this news comes just in time for the holiday season news nation's stephanie haines has the details. >> relief may finally be on the horizon for so many americans who have been squeezed by inflation. we are far off of the levels that we were. >> and back june of 2022, the latest labor department data shows prices went up just over 3%. the smallest amount since june. but the closest to the fed's 2% target. and it has really made a difference. the prices of used cars, some medical costs, hotels, airfare are all going down. gas is down more than 5%. we've major

decline in fuel costs, which helps travel, which helps a lot of the goods that we would purchase because they are either in need of fuel to make or need to fuel to get them from one location to another. it's also thanks in part to supply chain improvements as well as the fed's interest rate hikes which raised the cost to borrow money and things like mortgages and credit cards raising interest rates and using those monetary tools too, have inflation reduced. it takes time. and now we're finally in the last several months, including most recently today with today's cpi report. >> we're finally starting to see those results. >> and that was stephanie haines reporting for us this morning. the fed meets next month to decide whether or not to keep interest rates the same or raise them. >> here in the bay area, this man just turned 95 years old. >> and he may be the oldest forest in san francisco.

willie, they turned 95. on wednesday, a birthday party was held for him friday at the san francisco flower market. he's been a vendor there for 73 years. >> so been doing this my life and i enjoy every minute. still this money is love the flowers. unlike the season, we different flow. from beautiful >> and to this day, he still spends 5 to 6 days working his stall and talking about flowers with customers. san francisco flower market was established in 1912. happy birthday, willie, as clara county is being ranked as the second most expensive county in the country to buy a home. that's according to real estate blog park property shark. that blog says the bay area is the most expensive metro area in the u.s. for the 8 consecutive year. top 5, most expensive zip codes in the bay area include los altos, saratoga. and hello up

to. and weird al yankovic head the kids in the hall. dave across hundreds of other comedy acts are making plans to visit san francisco in just a couple of months. it's almost time again for sketch festivities a san francisco's comedy festival. and this year sketch best will put on more than 200 shows over a two-week period featuring more than 600 artists and performers. the 18 day comedy festival starts january 18th running until february 4th. tickets go on sale tomorrow. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the cdc now warning that flu and covid numbers could rise. >> as people gather to prepare a prep, prepare to gather for the holidays and what you need to know after this after this. >> and we're still tracking some spotty showers remain on the radar. the deeper moisture is past us. but in this forecast today, still looking gloomy your saturday. we make up for it sunday, but it will be chilly going to put together for you next

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now from our sutro cam. we're looking at the golden gate bridge is look so beautiful, no matter what the weather conditions, of course, people out there can expect some slick or roadways on day. >> this is true all day today to stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. you know, even though it looks like the rain is kind of ending right now and although return with some scattered showers and all all this moisture is still all around us here. we're not getting the

dry air. yeah, so therefore, we're going to be gloomy all day today with the wet roads, adding to it again, some spotty showers to remain particularly in the morning hours. but we a little bit patches of still some rain left over afternoon. it becomes very spotty in last-minute little system. we're looking at zipping back over to sfo. we showed this earlier, but looks like we're looking at a delay about an hour 6 minutes. they're saying obviously to our weather conditions, a little caution there, although it looks like some sun is trying to make its way through there a little bit up to tahoe. it's going to be some sunny weather going on as we get into sunday. but to start things off from today tonight. tomorrow morning, the looking at snow going get some melting, obviously. but here's the cold air i just referenced here. 39 expected for a high tomorrow. 45 monday, tuesday at 56. give you the bigger program here. there you can see the snow showers that they're getting for this afternoon. and then by sunday, that's a start to clear out. however, winter weather advisory, this will be through 04:00am tomorrow. heavy snows

difficult travels about snow. it's 6500 feet. and then above that, you start to get in the footage around 8,000 feet, gusty winds, tree damage blowing snow still possible in the big part of this is going to be today. if you're headed up there tonight, a little bit tomorrow morning before the sun for you, too, comes out as we're going to be on the home front. let's get back to future cast for this is what i'm talking about. spotty showers and all no little line right before sunset clear all night. when you have a scenario like this that goes through. we have let's go look at the recipe here. we have surface moisture. we have clear skies will clear out. we have dry air. so that's going to really robbed the ground of a lot of moisture lot of heat overnight. we may see temperatures tumble a little bit and tomorrow we have winds added to that with clear skies. but highs will actually be lower than today. so it could be a little chillier tomorrow. keep that in mind. even those plenty of sun to help out. let's look at the moisture part. it's really pretty stark today, obviously with the rain. it's very high. all that green there. let's get to this afternoon tomorrow morning. even looking pretty

still the surface, not much to dry us out and still kind of chilly and the door the day with the sun helping. yeah, but there is drier air here and remember, these relative what the temperatures will be tomorrow and into monday morning. and that's cooler, which means the air can use the support, even less moisture. so it's fairly dry air coming in here. but that moisture is going to keep the temperatures part highs today across the board, upper 60's republican reach these numbers around noon and then dropping a little bit into the afternoon. let's get to the longer range forecast models here. so we get through this traffic. sunny on your sunday as we talked thanksgiving eve, about 6.30, you can see some scattered clouds might get a raindrop or 2 getting into thursday. looks like we open up the skies pretty nicely to finish off the week and a good start. your shopping season as well as some more traffic into early next week. 7 day forecast. let's lining up here for you. temperatures may pop about 70 or so on tuesday, but don't expect too much. and we don't really start getting to

the sunshine there until you see around thursday again. so pretty sunny in the next week this wednesday, that little interruption, ok? all right. that's no. all right. thanks so much, dave. >> all right. well, with more in-person holiday gatherings planned this year, health experts are reminding people to practice good hygiene. the cdc is urging people get updated vaccines for covid flu and rsv officials say vaccination rates are low right now. meantime, rsv cases have shot up from 2000 per week to almost 7,000 in just the past month. a growing number of cities and counties are bringing back pandemic protocols. >> a good time to get updated vaccine. i know parents are frustrated. i'm frustrated by that. we've been working with the manufacturer. >> the white house is calling this week a quote, holiday vax week of action. and the fda is inspecting cinnamon shipments from multiple countries for possible lead contamination as after dozens of complaints of illnesses linked to simmons, a

rather children's cinnamon applesauce pouches from wanabana ways and schnucks brands. the fda says there have now been 34 reports of illnesses cases have been identified in at least 22 states. a new poll is shedding light on what employees are really seeking from their jobs. the gallup poll survey shows more than half of workers are stressed wanting more money and job security. others report say they're worried about the economy and inflation, but also whether their work is meaningful but says the pandemic workers do want their bosses to not just focus on their value as a worker. but as a person experts say the traditional business model has to change, starting with workers taking a personal interest in the people that work for them. so i'm guessing that suffer the managers out there. >> the corporation doing their organization, nonprofit can matter what it is. i have to focus in on what's important to the people that come to mind doors where there is virtually or physically on a

day-to-day basis and then start to meet those needs. >> experts say this starts with a personal interest in the people who work for you. as we get closer to thanksgiving, several new movies are hitting theaters just in time for the holiday weekend. and it turns out there's something for the whole family. our dean richards takes a look. >> the hunger games to punish the districts. if you still have a for the early 2, thousands, the hunger games were all the rage at movie theaters. >> it may. jennifer lawrence of star and earns about 3 billion dollars in box office revenue over its 4 films. how could there not be more? the hunger games, the ballad songbirds and snakes is the prequel now based on the suzanne collins novel of the same taking us back to a young one day to become president snow was played by donald sutherland in the original movies. here we learn about his ascension to power. the

players surrounding him only in a much less compelling or engage. you wait tom life and rachel zegler start. this one are down dean's list c? for the kids holiday viewing. there's trolls band together, jumping out early from the packed 3rd installment of franchise that has provided surprise. it's for kids and their parents. this one will do the same as justin timberlake anna kendrick are back in their trolly best scooping boy bands and most everything. pop culture. bad guy singer reality influencers kidnap a member of a one-time popular boy or somehow magically draining the talent out absorbing it into their own talent, less celts. the rest of the band comes to the rescue. all individual kaleidoscope of color set to a soundtrack of pop and dance songs from the past 20 years. the kids will like, but

parents will instantly be singing along with god. all topped off with new music from insane trolls. band together is harmless, but fun. >> and a dean's list c plus. >> and so for turning it into a holiday. >> and finally, the movie bold enough to title itself after thanksgiving itself in a weird way, winds up being the best movie of the week taking place in modern day. plymouth, massachusetts, on thanksgiving evening, a supermarket holds an early black friday sale causing a deadly stampede a year later, a mysterious man dressed in a pilgrim costume gives black friday. what new meaning as sets off on a murderous rampage. well, there's not a lot that's original in this 90 minute. turkey theme director eli roth relies on gruesome slasher basics to make his point here. personally, i'm done with movies like but for those of you who logged a side dish of gore, you're in for a good 1, 1, serving of this dean's list

was more than enough for me. but you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. >> and dean >> we'll be right back.

>> pumpkin pie is a thanksgiving staple. but here in california, it's going to cost you a bit more. >> in fact, pumpkin pie is more expensive in california than anywhere else. the team, a strawberry shortcake analyze the cost of a pumpkin pie at 5 different retailers in 50 cities across the nation. la

it came in 5th that $8 and $0.88 per pie. take. a lot of christmas has arrived at our nation's capital. the 63 foot norway spruce arrived in dc friday after embarking on a journey from west virginia. >> well, saint nick was also there to welcome the tree's arrival every year. a different national forestry is selected to appear on the west lawn for the holiday season. can't wait to see all that up. >> happening today, comedian tiffany haddish is coming to the bay area to read her book to kids at the open public library. the book is called les love. the last black unicorn. the event starts at 10:30am, in the morning. it's free, but capacity is limited at 100. and 25 people better line up early. if you want to meet her. still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news. it's been a tough week for many in the city of san francisco. >> but a is now wrapping up and world dignitaries are departing the area. we take

look to how things are looking now. plus, we're keeping an eye out on your roadways as you travel this holiday weekend. and we're also tracking the rain impacts across the bay area. the complete breakdown with what you need to know before you head out the door. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news rain officially hitting the bay area. this morning. we take a look at the timing of this storm and what you can

expect for your thanksgiving weekend. the impact on your travel plans. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday november, the 18th and our top story for you. >> rain returning to the bay area. let's get straight to dave spahr who is tracking that wet weather for good morning today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. this low pressure system that just to the pacific tour all week long just took forever to get here. well, finally did and the friday and tonight overnight and into today. >> moving fairly quickly. so this will clear out as far as the rain rain. part of the forecast probably into the afternoon lingering little spotty showers and all but we don't get clearing happening until after sunset. and that means a sunny sunday is for salvaging part of your weekend. there's a snapshot of where the rain stands right now. spotty up in the north bay. usual knows couple chunks here and there along the spine

of the santa cruz mountains a little bit. you can notice that that's a typical that up sloping thing with the deeper moisture in the east and the southeast, particularly live shot comes in of the golden gate bridge at this time. now it looks like we're getting a little bit of a offshore wind trying to happen there, but basically from the southeast is where most of the winds are given the big view point of this. look at the extension of this rain all the way through reading. meanwhile, down in monterey and point south down to fresno, even looks like now this plows up to tahoe when they do have a winter weather advisory for late today overnight into 04:00am tomorrow. the temperatures i want to show this because this is close to your highs. we'll be and we are near about 60 in just add a couple degrees to that because what's happening us and dynamics that are with us. that's colder, drier air with the wet surface, which provides a little bit of additional dry cooling rather, that's going to really challenge high temperatures, particularly tomorrow. here's a look at the contrast to 24 hours ago. this will not be yellow tomorrow when we join

you at this time because it tomorrow morning with that colder, drier air. that's a quick snapshot of those winds. pretty much the southeast. now they will become more out of the offshore wind variety through solano county. by monday. we're looking for a little sunshine to start your week. however, it looks like there's a weak system wednesday night. the past by have more on details on that to stephanie. all right, dave, pthank you. the holiday travel season is in full swing. >> millions of people across california will take to the skies and the roads for thanksgiving next week. >> calpers, tiffany justice live for us now. walnut creek with a look at everything you need to know this morning. as you put the finishing touches on those travel plans, any. >> hello, good morning, stephanie. yes, a lot of people getting ready for thanksgiving. we are less than a week away. a lot of people will be driving to their destinations filling up here at the pump before they head out the door. so let's talk about it. according to triple a 7 million people here in

california expected to travel with nearly 55 million expected to travel nationwide here at the pump. here's what you can expect as gas prices of right now. as of right now statewide, the average for a gallon of gasoline is 5 bucks in santa rosa coming in at 5.20, a gallon. napa 5.17, in san francisco. it is 5.16, averaging for a gallon of gasoline down 5.13, oakland, 502, for delay. hope fairfield. it is 5.98 a gallon with san jose coming in at 4 it 93 the cheapest around the bay area. and if you are still in the planning stages, here are the best times to travel. we want to help you out with this wednesday before 11:00am thursday before 10:00am or after 05:00pm friday before 11:00am or after 07:00pm in overall the busiest day to drive, according triple a will be wednesday between 02:00pm and 06:00pm. they say this time period will have 11.5% more traffic than usual. we

want to get you around that traffic. the worst time to travel city by city crowd for breaking it down for you. even for the can find that online at kron 4 dot com. stephanie, back to very helpful thank you so much. tiffany. we left early. you know, we gave ourselves plenty of time to get here. that sounds like a good idea me. well. >> at those bay area, airports officials say if you are flying, you might want to budget in some extra travel time because officials at airports they're bracing for the busiest travel season that they've seen since before the pandemic. oakland international is anticipating 360,000 passengers between now and the week after thanksgiving. so lots of people. and let's take a live look out now at sfo looking just a bit. overcast out there. but we do see some movement on the tarmac. now, the airport is expecting more than 6 million passengers between now and the end of the year. that's a lot of people more than 140,000 of those

passengers were expected just yesterday alone. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> over the years, thanksgiving has turned from a long weekend getaway to a weeklong get away. and as of friday, it's in full swing at sfo here headed to manhattan to visit my brother and my sister-in-law and so are you excited to go see family for thanksgiving? >> i think thanksgiving is a really nice holiday just because you've got all the food, the family without as much, you know, without the commercial aspect. passenger travel continues to climb since the height of the pandemic. >> this holiday season, sfo said 87% of where they were pre-pandemic in 2019 with 144,000 people expected to travel through sfo on friday. the not of us. excited what are you looking forward to the beach the sun and seeing our cousins. we haven't what do

got planned for thanksgiving? >> we're going to try to find turkey some when, of course, everyone has their own personal favorites around the thanksgiving table. and that doesn't always include turkey and stuffing. really good wife. this going to taste different than turkey. it's so much better looking forward to not even stopping any dressing. the difference between stuffing and dressing. >> let's get that settled right for more from our aim dressing is cornbread based staffing has a lot of other things and so there's no apples and dressing. there's no not send dressing. it's just, you know, cornbread you know, chicken stock and things like that. and that is far superior. you're buying. it is far superior more savory now, especially with the rain falling. if you're coming here to pick someone up or you're heading out yourself. >> make sure to allow a little bit extra time and make sure to check with your carrier before leaving the house at

sfo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. in the south say here's a look at san jose international airport much traffic here yesterday. as you can see. but that is expected to change quite a bit. now this airport, they are encouraging travelers to get to the facilities early for any upcoming flights that you might have because again, traffic is expected to pick up here quite a bit in the coming days. and san francisco a weekend wrapping up, but most of the road closures are over and security fences are starting to come down. and that's a really for lots of business owners who say they were losing customers because of all that added security kron four's. dan thorn has more on that. >> the fences and barricades in hill are coming down and all of the lanes of the bay bridge are back open a packed ends in san francisco with many small businesses feeling like the economic boost never came. i think, well. >> what should happen if we

have to repeat herself as the let the people know how they could have got in rather than just talk about what was closed down. i think this is a learning experience. i think we're all disappointed. >> chinatown, business owner steven lee says security measures around moscow. nice enter appeared to have kept visitors and of chinatown as well. he also thinks the nature of the summit played a factor. it was really struck me. >> focus kind of summit. >> and we didn't get visitors that we thought we would get. >> as for the positive takeaways, lee hopes the historic meeting between president biden and china's president xi jingping brings about more tourism to the city. lee says san francisco also showed it could be a clean and safe place in front of a global audience. >> anything, as a city, we did our best to i'm kind of. tell the people that time. >> you know, we're doing we're we're here. we're okay. you know, just come out >> and see for yourself.

>> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for u.s.. president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping have both less at left san francisco. as for street closures around moscone center can expect those to continue through sunday. and not that many people took part during apec. believe it or not, according to the transit agency ridership numbers throughout most of the week remained at less than 50% of pre-pandemic numbers. monday saw the lowest numbers of the week with just over 150,000 exits reported in the system. that's just 37% of pre-pandemic levels. the same trend happened thursday when pro-palestinian protesters shut down the bay bridge for several hours during the morning commute on that day, the system recorded close to 44% of pre-pandemic numbers. and on the last day of a president biden met one-on-one with mexico's president in san francisco as hannah brandt reports, the leaders discuss the problems at our shared border. >> together, we're taking a

balanced approach. the immigration crisis at the southern border was a central focus during friday's talks between president biden and mexican president lopez obrador the to occasionally clashed, but also say the u.s. and mexico have shared interests, working side-by-side, combat arms trafficking to combat. >> tackle organized crime and address the epidemic and including fentanyl, the relation between our countries is excellent. republicans have loudly criticized the biden administration for not doing enough to crack down on illegal immigration. and democrats say the system is broken, but with congress unable to agree on legislation, president biden says his administration is working with mexico to try and manage the southern border, enforcing our borders and creation reparations and opening new stores number of legal pathways for migrants and president lopez obrador praised biden's policies in comparison to past administrations calling them a humane way to address migration. people who needed

to come to the united states who there were no legal possibilities open in is president biden who opened up this possibility. >> president biden asking congress for 14 billion dollars to boost border security. >> but so far they haven't taken up that request. i'm hannah brandt. >> a first lady jill biden hosted several of events earlier this week. friday's was in cupertino, apple's campus focusing on mental health. apple ceo tim tim cook opened the events and then the first lady introduced rose the lead singer in the k-pop group blackpink. spoke about how self worth is not determined by where we are now, but what keeps us grounded as humans. there she coming up on the kron 4 morning news bay area food banks are looking for donations this holiday season. more on how you can help. >> and plus, how some bay area libraries are stepping up to help families in need. >> well, we're tracking some spotty showers here on the

board. you can see in the wake of the heavy rain overnight, they can remain with us a little bit through the morning hours but looks like over cast today making up for that with a lot of sunshine

>> welcome kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. take a look at the golden gate bridge and some groceries coming in here. a little barges. you'll notice here coming into the bay right now, overcast. and that's pretty much what you can expect little bit of a southeast wind cooking here from our flag. meanwhile, tracker, 4, we're left with the spotty showers will call it to fill out the morning and even lingering a little in the afternoon. but then later on, they'll be and

last-minute waved to drop south. yes, and that's what's going to be the real weather change for us going for that means it's the clear skies and lots of sunshine coming your way. well tomorrow, but it will be overnight to if you want to check out the stars. watch out the breezy conditions, though, still, here's a nice break and everything. what about that? storms will be concern for thanksgiving? actually, probably not a. it looks like it will drop south with some cloud cover. looks like thanksgiving eve for the most part that should clear out by thursday looking pretty decent on the day. let's get back to the forecast today. this afternoon. spotty showers little bit into the afternoon. here comes that line. the last line this will be after sunset opening up the skies for late saturday night overnight. now that line is not just dividing colder air, that it has drier air as well. clear skies for sunshine tomorrow. but this all is going to work. in really cooling our conditions down quite a bit. we have all the elements in place. the winds, the dry air with it and certainly the moisture of the ground which absorbs heat from

the ground. so you will a little bit of a different day tomorrow and all kinds of ways and don't let that sunshine for you because it won't be real warm. here's a look at what the winds will do were from the southeast for now with that system dropping south, that's going to help dry. the more onshore temporarily. then it's going to flip around more offshore winds hanging around here. but we will see temperatures recover a little bit into early next week. there's that nice will pop in solano county out to monday morning. now, if we didn't get rain with this system, that would be more of a concern. but we've had a lot of rain going on. so that's good news there. all right. so for today, cloudy rain early got the spotty afternoon showers, breezy 60's everywhere. that's from the coast all the way. well inland. meanwhile, tomorrow, sunny, cool and breezy, we're looking inland highs, lower 60's with all that sunshine. you're looking out. so we know there's something working against us school where variable clouds midweek, another was going to sunshine to start monday. tuesday looks great. then mid week on wednesday we have that interruption clearing out.

looks like on thanksgiving and the finnish off week. those temps pretty much hold on to the 60's out today, keeping the raindrops in the forecast there. we'll check in at 66 san francisco matching that for oakland and san jose at about 68. what i do want to show you the extended forecast, the holiday coming our way. lots of sunshine except watch out on wednesday. got some cloud cover to deal with. but it looks like into the holiday weekend. i mean, shopping holiday weekend looks like okay and that front there, too. so hey, why would take the a good news there? that's takes a lot of date. >> all right. major changes happening at san francisco based open ai the company's president and co-founder greg brockman has quit. >> after ceo and fellow co-founder sam altman was fired. the company's board of directors says altman was, quote, not consistently candid in his communications and quote, and they no longer have confidence in his ability to lead the company. brockman says he quit after he found out about the news about altman. the 2 started the san

francisco based company as a research lab back in 2015. it's now the parent company of chatgpt. elon musk faces criticism this morning for embracing anti-semitic posts on his social media platform x now multiple companies including apple, disney and ibm are pulling their ads from the social media site. the controversy started after musk responded to another user who accuse jews of hating white people. musk wrote, quote, you have said the actual truth. muscat then followed up his tweet by criticizing the anti-defamation league, an organization founded by jews to oppose antisemitism. and the south bay. san jose police arrested a 16 year-old on attempted murder charges. officers shared surveillance video of the teen accused of assault with a deadly weapon. before we show you this video, we do want to warn you it can be disturbing for some to watch. you can see the victims running from a car coming behind them and striking them. both victims. they fell to the ground while the car sped off.

this happened around 02:00am on september 23rd after a confrontation at a restaurant on stewart avenue at alum rock avenue near james lick high school. police say the driver came back to hit one of the victims with with the car once again. and that victim suffered life-threatening injuries. as a result, they did survive. the 16 year-old was booked into juvenile hall. state attorney general rob bonta and the ftc are suing to block john muir health acquisition of san ramon, regional medical center. there are antitrust lawsuit asks for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction arguing the acquisition could reduce competition for health care and the san ramon valley region and threaten the quality of care for patients. san ramon regional medical center is owned by tenet healthcare corporation. that deal was first announced earlier this year and expected to be finalized by the end of the year pending approval from federal regulators. happening

today, the brooklyn half marathon could affect your travel plans this weekend closures start today at 7 in the morning mask and last until sunday afternoon on sunday, the interstate 80 exit for university avenue will be shut down from 6 in the morning until noon. it will also be parking restrictions for a full list of closures. head to our website. kron 4 dot com. the francisco-marin food bank host a holiday donation drive for the 12th year in a row. it's being held at saint and the diaz today from 9 this morning until noon for donations. the food bank is asking for frozen turkeys, vegetables or money is also appreciated. we spoke with officials at the food bank. >> but, you know, it's the busy time of folks are really in in san francisco in marin. we saw the height of of me during the pandemic and it hasn't gone down. so we especially need the support of our community to to help us as we are. i'm trying to serve as

many people as possible. >> the food bank hopes to collect over 1300 turkeys. the organization serves more than 50,000 households across san francisco and marin counties. and happening today, the group's dads evoking change in the east bay agency for children are partnering up with the oakland public library for a free thanksgiving style meal. dinners include a 15 pound frozen turkey, green beans, corn, tortillas, russet potatoes, cranberry sauce and more pickup is at 11:30am, at the 81st avenue branch while supplies last. and let's take a look at this year's set up for christmas in the park in san jose. for 44 years, this tradition is taking place at the plaza to cesar chavez is in downtown san jose. it features over 40 musical, an animated exhibits, a train. carolyn, my son elf would crafters christmas in the park is free for the public. i remember going to this when i was a kid. it's a lot of fun.

it opens next friday, november 24th. on the peninsula. san mateo county libraries are giving out more than 1800 free diaper kits to help support families in need. every kit contains 80 diapers and 200 wipes. you can grab one at both belmont library or pacific. a sharp park library starting at this morning at 10, 30 no library card. proof of id or proof of income is needed. these will be given out on a first come first serve basis. and if you can't make it out today, there will be other giveaway. dates. more information can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead here for us on the kron 4 morning news. more ski resorts are opening in tahoe. what the conditions look like for your holiday weekend. and kron 4. once again, we are celebrating the remarkable women of the bay areanwe need your help to share their stories. >> if you know, an incredible woman making a difference in your community is noine her for a chance to named woman of

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and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still need routine cervical cancer screenings. you shouldn't get gardasil 9 if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine, its ingredients, or are allergic to yeast. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or plan to be. the most common side effects include injection site reactions, headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, tiredness, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and sore throat. fainting can also happen. help protect what counts. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about gardasil 9. >> excited snowboarders and skiers hit the slopes for opening day at boreal mountain resort on friday. just look at them. go there. it is. the 59 snow season for the popular resort. officials say it took close to 5 million gallons of

water and 20 snow guns to cover all those all the slopes with manmade snow and officials say they hope to expand operations to the top of the mountain through the winter time. looks like a lot of fun. >> it's such a great thing for the local economy. when the ski resort start opening, the beds are filling up and all the hotels. we have lots of great shops to shop or downtown truckee here. and then the rest round 2, just always something to >> northstar and heavenly resorts delayed their targeted openings because of warmer temperatures in the tahoe region. >> a downtown ice in san jose opens today after some delays because of the wet weather. the skating rink opens daily now through. >> january 15, it is located at the circle of palms plaza on market street and tickets are on sale online. >> there

>> this could be the cutest holiday windows display in the bay area. puppies and kittens popped up inside san francisco's macy's holiday windows. and these little guys are available for adoption. you could catch these adorable cats and dogs delighting shoppers during business hours through the end of the year. if you'd like to help save a life this holiday season, you can learn more about how you can adopt at the san francisco spca. still ahead on the kron morning news, a car crashes into a home in san mateo. into a home in san mateo. >> we have the details ahead. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪)

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right now on the kron. 4 morning news. we're keeping an eye out on the showers sweeping across the bay area. well, you can expect for the rest of your weekend. good morning. thank you so much for joining us 29 this saturday morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave, just how long is that wet weather going to stick around for? well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like it's going to be mostly a morning phenomena for us today. and then after that little spotty showers are possible this afternoon. >> last minute. little wave to look out for and then pretty much overcast today. but then tomorrow can make up for it. lots of sunshine. but shelley, don't let the imagery for you as we'll have some breezy like conditions, blustery, too, with some drier air filtering into a little physics working against us. keeping those temperatures suppressed. so today, the warmer day of your 2 weekend days. so look at that radar. there are important radar there. you see nice little plump there in southern marin, out to sea as

well. generally speaking going to the east along the coast as well as you can see and santa cruz mountains too. most of the heavy stuff has moved far off to the east and to the south from the last managed point and we have the shot from san jose state. how about that? looks like some sun is trying to peer through some breaks in the clouds are a little bit. they'll be some token sunshine today, but don't count on a whole lot of it. your breakdown today, cloudy, some light rain returns into the early afternoon. as you can see to the inland a few little last minute showers at work here. temperatures in the 60's. there's your southerly flow that continues to bring us kind of warm air and moist air as well. relatively moyes. compare the dry stuff coming in later in the forecast period. again, back to the radar animation. you can see the heavy rains moving off to the east. this nice hole developing across the bay and some spotty showers in the wake. don't forget a little bit of evaporation helps reproduce some little showers as it were or so will keep them. still in the forecast today, lower 60's along the east bay shoreline in not much warmer this afternoon as we're

coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that sunday. looks like and more importantly into your holiday week, which looks pretty good. next up, a little interruption for the middle of the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a tesla crashed into a san mateo home on friday morning. let's take a look at the damage thankfully, the homeowner was out of town during this incident. the owner's sister and daughter. they came out to see the house and we heard from them. >> alarm company called and said >> crazily. there is a car in her which doesn't make any sense at all. >> it took 5 hours for tow trucks to pull that tesla out from the kitchen and drive off driver. and the passenger were taken to the hospital with some minor injuries. take a look at this mill valley. police say 3 people tried to steal $1200 worth of merchandise from the mill valley market on thursday

night and this is a look at that merchandise. investigators say one of the suspects used a shopping cart to ram store employees and nearly ran over workers with a getaway car. the suspects were arrested. peters police shut down several schools after reports of a teen with a gun. you're all the state park on friday. officers found the teen within minutes and discovered that the weapon that you see here was actually a pocket knife designed look like a handgun. the campus lockdowns lasted about 10 minutes. in the east bay. police in antioch arrested 5 people accused of 3 armed robberies. they shared these images of the suspects car investigators tell us the group was armed with a handgun and rifle at the time of the robberies. and we're targeting people getting home from work. the 5 suspects were booked into jail. the richmond police department now requires cultural competency training for incoming officers. the department says the training will include learning about historical police transgressions and teach

officers about previous officer-involved shootings. the department says the training will ensure that their officers can engage with everyone in the community. respect. in the north bay, the vallejo city council has approved a 10% wage increase for the police department. that will be followed by a 3% increase in july of next year. and another 3% increase in july 2025. in national news, roslyn carter, the 96 year-old former first lady has entered hospice care alongside her husband, former president jimmy carter. the couple have been married for almost 80 years. president carter, who is 99 has been in hospice care since february. also this year, miss's carter was diagnosed with dementia. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger returned to the state capitol on friday. watch this. >> governor in florida. >> schwarzenegger spoke with more than 200 people at that fund-raiser for the sacramento

press club. all of it taking plays just about exactly 20 years since he first took the oath of office as california's 38th governor following the recall of gray davis during his remarks were acre reflected on what he called the 7 best years of his life. he also urged more civility and unity in today's political climate. >> i'm very, very adamant about looking across aisle. and about not seeing the other side as the enemy. let's work together. if we want be and stay number one in the world, which we have easy chance to do. if you book together, we can continue being number one for a long time as and as a nation. so that's the bottom line. >> schwarzenegger did make some additional political comments as well. he criticized former president donald trump for some of his rhetoric and was a neighbor. also complimented former house

speaker kevin mccarthy as a fighter and a winner. he commended president joe biden for meeting with chinese president xi earlier this week. the former governor ruling out a run for any other office saying he is focusing on other priorities. proceeds from yesterday's event will go toward scholarships for student journalist. meanwhile, california democratic dennis delegates are meeting in sacramento through the weekend to set up their agenda for the 2024 election and set the stage for the march primary. democratic candidates for the california senate seat will be in attendance, talking up their platforms. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace will be at that convention and will bring us much more throughout that. we get. and for your money, the latest labor department data shows inflation is slowing down and this news comes just in time for the holiday season. newsnation. stephanie haines has the details. >> relief may finally be on the horizon for so many

americans who have been squeezed by inflation. we are far off of the levels that we were. >> and back june of 2022, the latest labor department data shows prices went up just over 3%. the smallest amount since june. but the closest to the fed's 2% target. and it has really made a difference. the prices of used cars, some medical costs, hotels, airfare are all going down. gas is down more than 5%. we've major decline in fuel costs, which helps travel, which helps a lot of the goods that we would purchase because >> they are either in need of fuel to make or need to fuel to get them from one location to another. it's also thanks in part to supply chain improvements as well as the fed's interest rate hikes which raised the cost to borrow money and things like mortgages and credit cards raising interest rates and using those monetary tools

too. >> have inflation reduced. it takes time. and now we're finally in the last several months, including most recently today with today's cpi report, we're finally starting to see those results. >> and that was stephanie haines reporting for us. the fed meets next month to decide whether or not to keep those interest rates the same or raise them. this man here in the bay area just turned 95 years old and he could be the oldest florist in san francisco. willie, they turned 95 on wednesday, a birthday party was held for him friday at the san francisco flower market where he's been a vendor for 73 years. >> the louisville, they do. so been doing this my life and i enjoy every minute. still this money is love the flowers.

unlike the season, we different flow. the >> to this day, he still spends 5 to 6 days working his stall. the flower market was established in 1912. happy birthday, willie. santa clara county is being ranked as the second most expensive county in the country to buy a home. that's according to real estate blog property shark, which says the bay area is the most expensive metro area in the u.s. for the 8th consecutive year. the top 5 most expensive zip codes in the bay area include los altos, saratoga and palo alto. dungeness crab season being delayed for another 2 weeks. fish and wildlife officials say they are now looking to at least december 16th. but the start, they say that the delay is due to the poor crab meat quality and recreational crabbing will also be restricted starting next week to protect migrating humpback whales from getting caught crab traps.

>> really similar to check especially that arctic air. >> well, it smells like chicken feels like chicken, but is it really chicken? these taste testers are trying lab grown chicken cells from believer meets in alameda. the east bay startup is taking a crack at creating meet. that does not require raising and killing animals. this is grown in steel tanks using cells that came from a living animal. and those cells are then turned cut. let's nuggets shredded meat at the company says taste like chicken. experts say a lot more people will be trying cultivated meat in the near future. they don't expected to take over transform human diets anytime soon. the latest polling does show one out of 3 adults in the u.s. would try lab grown meat. and as you gear up to head to the grocery store for thanksgiving shopping, you might want to keep this in mind. a study done by the university of onsays

some shopping carts are as dirty as a public toilet seat. yeah. the study found about 75% of grocery store shopping carts tested positive for bacteria. health experts suggest wiping down the handles with sanitizer before you shop and always use a bag for any a loose fruit or vegetables. sounds like a good idea. all right. well, we'll weird al yankovic's hundreds of other comedy acts are making plans to visit san francisco in just a couple of months. it's almost time again for sketch best san francisco's comedy festival. and this year, more than 200 shows are planned over 2 weeks featuring more than 600 artists performers. the 18 day comedy festival runs from january 18th, february 4th, tickets go on sale tomorrow. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. the cdc now warning that flu and covid numbers could rise as people prepare to gather for the holidays. what you need to after this.

>> still think about that shopping cart that can get forecast for today. we've got some of those spotty showers in the forecast even today. tomorrow we flip the page, though, going to be sunny, but chilly. but the forecast chilly. but the forecast together fo

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>> welcome back. a 44 over saturday morning taking a live look now from our sutro cam looking towards san francisco where a past week is starting to wrap up here and lots of people out of francisco waking

up to a pretty damp morning, dave. yeah, gloomy to lot will take care of that for tomorrow's forecast. good morning, stephanie. >> and good morning, everybody. we're left with some, you know, leftover scattered showers still in this forecast. we've got to keep him in there a little bit into the afternoon. but >> on balance, it looks like a the bulk of the rain that we're going to get is pretty much past. here's the latest check here. we've got some of them are in extending on to sonoma county a little bit. and then meanwhile, to the south of the peninsula, looks like some spotty showers and rain a bit. and also on the east bay, too. but see the deeper moisture off to the east and to the south. that's mountain snows to, by the way. meanwhile at sfo. yeah, is why get a look at hour. plus, delay now due to what we've had. at least this is not wednesday. so can a that's a good plus. with that, we do have a system that's going to interrupt this little bit on wednesday. probably would just be some cloud cover a bit. and then maybe a sprinkle potentially overnight. but thursday should really open up nicely during the day. meanwhile, tahoe, yes, snow in the forecast now, but going

forward, there's your draft are climbing temperatures rather by monday. 46, 56 yesno, will be for the higher elevations. let's give you what's going on up there. some leftover moisture to build the snow. that's going to be certainly higher elevations with all of this. they do have a winter weather advisory. this doesn't go into effect until 4 this afternoon. but and also a wind advisory to usual notice as well. heavy snows, difficult travel. if you're going this. keep this in mind. snow around the 6500 foot level up to 8 inches at around 7,000 to 8,000 feet to get talking about one to 2 feet above 8,000 feet a fairly high level in terms of where it's building. this drop down to 5,000 feet and so forth. but this is a cold core low, but it has to be near the center of circulation. this is the moisture around that's getting thrown up there and that there has been relatively mild going forward with this period here. here's that spotty showers left over. there's that last-minute way. there's our front that's going to work. the winds post that winds flip off shore. that's

dry air colder air here. and that all works in tandem to get that extra little dose of cooling for our day on sunday war cover a little bit monday, temperature-wise and even tuesday, but stay pretty much into the 60's. it looks like as well. now the longer range forecast. we'll get to that in a bit. but i want to show you the moisture levels at the surface, quite elevated today, all day today. so we don't get really clearing out of this at all. tomorrow morning, we start fairly elevated there. we dry out keeping in mind, temperatures are lower, which means that the relative humidity is even still lower means that's very dry air moving in here. so that's one of the players to kind of robbed the surface of moisture. energy is evaporates. it absorbs heat. 66 looks like a common number for the east bay shoreline for highs today. also at 66 63% of rosa. we may actually reach these numbers by the time we around noon or so and slide a little bit into the afternoon and tomorrow we won't live up to that either. longer-range forecast. here's the break.

early week, weak system wednesday, whatever, making a little show here. and then after that, we clear back out again, looks like in time for thanksgiving friday into the following weekend to get you started on all your shopping here you go around 70 on tuesday question mark on that looks like it's little chilly here by friday at 38. so with that drier air that's in place there, stephanie. so just the kind of underscore this kind of change that we're going to have tomorrow. i do see a puddle outside say take that puddle and you put on a stove and you heat up in the morning. temperature takes energy to do that. shore takes 5 times as much love to dry out. so is a lot of energy through evaporation process and that's working against us to cool us off tomorrow. so lovely, but just bundle up a little working to. that's a good reminder. thanks so much, alright. >> with more in-person holiday gatherings planned this year. health experts are reminding people to practice good hygiene. >> the cdc is urging people to get updated. vaccines for

covid flu and rsv officials say vaccination rates are pretty low right now. meantime, rsv cases have shot up from 2000 per week to almost 7,000 in just the past month. a growing number of cities and counties are bringing pandemic protocols back. >> a good time to get updated vaccine. i know parents are frustrated. i'm frustrated by that. we've been working with the manufactures. >> the white house is calling this week a quote, holiday vax week of action. a new poll is shedding light on what employees are really seeking from their jobs. the gallup poll survey shows more than half of workers are stressed wanting more money and job security. others say they are worried about the economy and inflation. also whether their work is meaningful. and since the pandemic employees want their bosses to not just focus on their value as a worker, they say, but as a person, experts say the traditional business model has to change starting with employers taking a personal interest in the people that work for them.

>> the corporation doing they're organizations nonprofit can matter what it is. i have to focus in on what's important to the people that come to mind doors where there is virtually or physically on a day-to-day basis and then start to meet those needs. >> experts say this starts with a personal interest in the people who work for you. and as we get closer to thanksgiving, several new movies are hitting theaters just in time holiday weekend. and today there's something for the whole family. richards takes us for a preview. >> 100 games to punish the districts. if you still have a for the early 2, thousands, the hunger games were all the rage at movie theaters. >> it may. jennifer lawrence of star and earns about 3 billion dollars in box office revenue over its 4 films. how could there not be more? the hunger games, the ballad songbirds and snakes is the prequel now based on the

suzanne collins novel of the same taking us back to a young one day to become president snow was played by donald sutherland in the original movies. here we learn about his ascension to power. the players surrounding him only in a much less compelling or engage. you wait tom life and rachel zegler start. this one are down dean's list c? for the kids holiday viewing. there's trolls band together, jumping out early from the packed 3rd installment of the franchise that has provided surprise. it's for kids and their parents. this one will do the same as justin timberlake anna kendrick are back in their trolly best scooping boy bands and most everything. pop culture. bad guy singer reality influencers kidnap a member of a one-time popular boy or somehow magically draining the talent out absorbing it into their own talent, less celts. the rest of the band comes to the

rescue. all individual kaleidoscope of color set to a soundtrack of pop and dance songs from the past 20 years. the kids will like, but parents will instantly be singing along with god. all topped off with new music from insane trolls. band together is harmless, but fun. >> and a dean's list c plus. >> and so for turning it into a holiday. >> and finally, the movie bold enough to title itself after thanksgiving itself in a weird way, winds up being the best movie of the week taking place in modern day. plymouth, massachusetts, on thanksgiving evening, a supermarket holds an early black friday sale causing a deadly stampede a year later, a mysterious man dressed in a pilgrim costume gives black friday. what new meaning as sets off on a murderous rampage. well, there's not a lot that's original in this 90 minute. turkey theme director eli roth relies on gruesome slasher

basics to make his point here. personally, i'm done with movies like but for those of you who logged a side dish of gore, you're in for a good 1, 1, serving of this dean's list was more than enough for me. but you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean. >> to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend

>> pumpkin pie is a thanksgiving staple. but here in california, it's going to cost you a bit more. in fact, pumpkin pie is more expensive in california anywhere else. the team that strawberry

shortcake and was the cost of a pumpkin pie at 5 different retailers in 50 cities across the nation. los angeles came in 5th at $8 and $0.88 per pie. it's not terribly awful. find a better price costco. we'll we'll take a look. chris must has arrived at our nation's capital. the 63 foot norway spruce arrived in dc friday after embarking on a journey from west virginia, old saint nick was also there to welcome the arrival every year. a different national forestry is selected to appear on the west lawn for the holiday season. can't wait to see it all lit up. that will be beautiful. >> and happening today, comedian tiffany haddish is coming to the bay area to read her book to children at the oakland public library. the book is called les love the last black unicorn. the event starts at 10, 30 in the morning. it is free but capacity is limited at 125 people i can imagine is probably already a line. that's started outside the open public library. all

right. still ahead on the next hour of the problem for morning news, the apec summit is wrapping up in san francisco. we have reaction from business owners who say but they lost revenue because of the big event. >> plus, the travel impacts to keep in mind as you get ready to hit the roadways this upcoming holiday. and we are also tracking the rain sweeping across the bay area. we break down what you need to know before you head out the door. stay with us. the kron morning news continues with now

the kron. 4 morning news. rain is sweeping across the bay area. this morning. we take a look at the timing of that storm and what you can expect for your thanksgiving week. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday november, the 8th in our top story for you this morning, the rain returning to the bay area. let's get straight to dave spahr who is tracking all thatr wet weather for us. good morning to you, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at the situation today is still kind of remaining a little bit on the soggy side here. >> although the rain will probably let for much of the day. we'll just have that spotty shower activity, relatively modest additions to what we already had. we see a nice little cluster extending a pretty much in the west here from the peninsula north up the southern marin and some a sonoma county. the napa counties and this all pretty

much drifting towards the east. live shot from san jose state, though. check it out. lot of cloud cover remaining. we did see earlier this morning, a couple little breaks and then clouds there letting some sun sun sun, sunshine spray out a little bit. we saw some of that also across other areas of the bay. so not impossible. see a few rays of sun, but on balance, we're keeping kind of gloomy and mostly cloudy. we don't see a whole lot upstream, rain wise, but the cloud cover does remain in and evaporation. we get now would just add into secondary rain later we see lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline. we're not going to probably climb much more than that for highs today. we'll probably, in fact, reach those highs as we approach around noon. this gives you a quick contrast to how we were 24 hours ago. this map is pretty yellow with this vantage point, but i suspect we join you tomorrow morning. this will all be blew. it will be a chillier day to start and stay that way all day with the dry air and cooler air to. we'll have more on that forecast what's going on today and into tomorrow to stephanie. all right. i'll keep the jacket handy. thank you, dave.

>> the holiday travel season is in full swing and millions of people across california will take to the skies and the roadways for thanksgiving next week. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now in walnut creek this morning with a look and everything you need to know as you put the finishing touches on your travel plans. good morning to you, stephanie. >> good morning, stephanie. a lot of people getting ready for thanksgiving. we are less than a week away. many people will be driving to their location pulling up here at the pump before they head out the door. according to triple a we have about 7 million californians expecting to travel with nearly 55 million expected travel nationwide here at the pump. here is what you can expect. gas prices as of right now statewide, the average for a gallon of gasoline is going to be around 5 bucks in santa rosa. you will be paying around 5.20, a gallon of gasoline. napa, 5.17, in san francisco around 5.16, a gallon in sandra fell 5.13, in oakland, 502. the lay

fairfield. it's coming in at 4.98. a gallon and in san jose. that's the cheapest in the bay area coming in at 4.93 a gallon. if you are still planning in the planning stages up your thanksgiving travel. here are the best time to travel wednesday before 11 o'clock in the morning. thursday, before 10 o'clock in the morning or after 5 o'clock in the afternoon friday before 11:00am or after 07:00pm. and the overall busiest day to travel, according to aaa, will be wednesday 02:00pm and 06:00pm. they say this time period, they will have 11% more traffic or there will be 11% more traffic than usual. the worst time to travel city by city. we break down all 4. you can find that online. even further detail for you kron 4 dot com reporting live to be justice. back to you. yeah, very helpful resource there. thank you so much to for the breakdown. >> we left early. you know, we gave ourselves plenty of time to get here.

>> yep. that sounds like a pretty good idea because of bay area airports. officials say if you are flying, you want to budget in some extra travel time. they are bracing for the busiest travel season that they've seen since before the pandemic. oakland international is anticipating 360,000 passengers between now and the week after thanksgiving. let's take a live look now at sfo. looking pretty overcast out there and quite damp as well. you can see that plane making its way slowly down the tarmac there wants to proceed carefulpy because of that wet weather. more than 6 million passengers between now and the end of the year are expected pass through sfo and more than 140 of those passed a 440,000 rather of those passengers were expected just yesterday alone. kron four's dan kerman reports on all of >> over the years thanksgiving has turned from a long weekend getaway to a weeklong get

away. and as of friday, it's in full swing at sfo here headed to manhattan to visit my brother and my sister-in-law and so are you excited to go see family for thanksgiving? >> i think thanksgiving is a really nice holiday just because you've got all the food, the family without as much, you come without the commercial aspect. passenger travel continues to climb since the height of the pandemic. >> this holiday season, sfo said 87% of where they were pre-pandemic in 2019 with 144,000 people expected to travel through sfo on friday. the not of cited looking forward the beach and the sun and seeing our cousins. we haven't what do got planned for thanksgiving? >> we're going to try to find some turkey some when, of course, everyone has their own personal favorites around the thanksgiving table. and that doesn't always include turkey

and stuffing. really good wife. this going to taste different than turkey. it's so much better looking forward to not eating stuffing and eating dressing. the difference between stuffing and dressing. >> let's get that settled right for more from aim dressing is cornbread based staffing has a lot of other things and so there's no apples and dressing there's no not send dressing. it's just, you know, cornbread you know, chicken stock and things like that. that is far superior your mind. it is far superior more savory now, especially with the rain falling. if you're coming here to pick someone up or you're heading out yourself. >> make sure to allow a little bit extra time and make sure to check with your carrier before leaving the house at sfo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and in the south bay, it's take a look at san jose international airport. this was a look at the traffic here

yesterday. and you can see there's not too much that was happening in the evening. but of course, this is all expected to change. the airport is encouraging travelers to get to the facility early to make sure that they can catch their flight on time because lines are expected to get pretty long. and in san francisco, a packed weekend wrapping up most of the road closures are over and security fences are coming down and that's a relief for lots of business owners that we spoke with. they told us that they were losing customers because of all the added security four's. dan thorn has more on that. >> the fences and barricades in hill are coming down and all of the lanes of the bay bridge are back open. a packed week ends in san francisco with many small businesses feeling like the economic boost never came. i think, well. >> what should happen if we have to repeat herself as the let the people know how they could have got in rather than just talk about what was closed down. i think it's just a learning experience. i think we're all disappointed.

>> chinatown, business owner steven lee says security measures around moscow. nice enter appeared to have kept visitors and of chinatown as well. he also thinks the nature of the summit played a factor. it was really struck me. >> focus kind of summit. >> and we didn't get the visitors that we thought we would get. >> as for the positive takeaways, lee hopes the historic meeting between president biden and china's president xi jingping brings about more tourism to the city. lee says san francisco also showed it could be a clean and safe place in front of a global audience. >> anything, as a city, we did our best to. >> i'm kind of. tell the people that time. >> you know, we're doing we're we're here. we're okay. you know, just come out and and see for yourself. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us this morning. president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping have both left san francisco. as for those street closures around moscow,

center, while you can expect those to continue through sunday. that many people took part during apec, according to the transit agency, ridership numbers throughout most of the week remained at less than 50% of pre-pandemic numbers. monday saw lowest numbers of the week with just over 150,000 exits reported in the system. that's just 37% of pre-pandemic levels. the same trend happened thursday when pro-palestinian protesters shut down the bay bridge for several hours during the morning commute. on that day, the system reported close to 44% of pre-pandemic numbers. and on the last day of a fed, president biden met one-on-one with mexico's president in san francisco as hannah brandt reports, the leaders discussed the problems at our shared border. >> together, we're taking a balanced approach. the immigration crisis at the southern border was a central focus during friday's talks between president biden and mexican president lopez obrador the to occasionally

clashed, but also say the u.s. and mexico have shared interests, working side-by-side, combat arms trafficking to combat. >> tackle organized crime and address a pandemic and including fentanyl. the relation between our countries is excellent. republicans have loudly criticized the biden administration for not doing enough to crack down on illegal immigration. and democrats say the system is broken, but with congress unable to agree on legislation, president biden says his administration is working with mexico to try and manage the southern border to fortune abortion creation reparations and opening new stores number of legal pathways for migrants and president lopez obrador praised biden's policies in comparison to past administrations calling them a humane way to address migration. people who needed to come to the united states who there were no legal possibilities open in is president biden who opened up this possibility.

>> president biden asking congress for 14 billion dollars to boost border security. >> but so far they haven't taken up that request. i'm hannah brandt. >> first lady jill biden hosted several events earlier this week. friday's was in cupertino. what apple's campus focusing on mental health, apple ceo tim cook opened the event and then the first lady introduced rose, the lead singer and the k-pop group blackpink. she spoke about how self worth is not determined by where we are now, but what keeps us grounded as humans, some food for thought this morning from plaque thing. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news bay area food banks are looking for donations this holiday season. more on how you can help. >> plus, some bay area libraries are stepping up to help families in need. we show you how. >> and quite a bit of cloud cover to linger for today. and the return of a few spotty showers still in the mix to a little warmer today than tomorrow with the drier air

filtering in here. we'll take a look that weekend forecast in total kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where it is looking pretty tall are wet out there. we've been seeing some showers on and off throughout the morning and our dave spahr, of course, tracking it all for us today. what should people know is a step out the door this morning. what can you see is a bunch of birds that are going just off towards the east. part where we go when we get yes, the rain. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all.

>> some shredded stratus as you can see here in the south bay at san jose state. >> it's a kind of overcast there as well. although we did see a couple little breaks happening there in skies. meanwhile, on storm tracker, 4 just left over with a spotty showers. but still that moisture will remain all day. so even once the rain starts to try to subside, we're not getting rid of all this moisture just yet tomorrow. we yeah. and that's actually work against us for those temperatures. stormtracker 4 also shows well out to stream. nice break in the action. any concern with the sky know probably some cloud cover wednesday and then wednesday night make it a strange, a stray shower but looks pretty good for thanksgiving. opening up future cast for again. spotty showers is pr bably the best way to phrase it for today. there comes a final line late tonight and by midnight, most of the bay looking at clear skies. this is colder air, drier air or and so therefore, you put those together with the fact we have the moisture at the surface. that means tomorrow is going to be a cooler day than today. winds kind of out of the south for the warm sector onshore getting into

tonight, the front passes offshore. we go look at this pop-up here in solano county. get to under. so that would be problematic if we didn't have a rain event. so that helped us out kind of gives us some insulation for that. so breaking it all down for you. cloudy rain, early spotty into the afternoon, breezy 60 ish looks like that same way for tomorrow. however, it's going to be dry. sunny, cool and breezy, lower 60's, even well inland over the vapid of cooler, the ground that keeps temperatures suppressed a bit. so it's going to feel colder than it actually is. variable clouds midweek, though. that's the system i was making note of on wednesday into thursday ever. so briefly for its past today, kind of overcast. 66 oakland, san francisco, you getting up to about 68 for san jose. let's get into that longer range forecast. just a good idea what it looks like right into thanksgiving. not bad on those temperatures about 70 or so come thursday. again, that system on wednesday, but clearing out just in time for the thanksgiving festivities and

60's through the week. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. as the holiday season goes into full swings. san francisco chinatown is turning into a winter wonderland for a special event serving local underprivileged kids and families. joining us live more to live now to share more share more about how you can join in the fun is spokesperson linda fog. good morning to you, linda. good morning. thank you so much for having of tell us a bit about this event and why it's so important to the people in chinatown. >> you know, so this is actually the 4th chinatown winter wonderland and what's really special about it is when i was growing up in san francisco, i personally was the recipient of these types of toy drive. so it is a cause that is very near and dear to my and just to be able to add another layer to it aside from just a toy distribution as i'm providing a day magic and fun. and so you can see there, we

have the chi chi that will be coming through live entertainment. wow. go fire department along with the asian firefighters association to stripping toys. hot food so it's just a pretty magical day. and i think for me, you know, comes so close to home. yeah, absolutely. and just looking this video that's being that's playing on the screen. i imagine it's such a nice boost for the local community to just seeing all the people out on the streets and also participating in supporting local business to oh, absolutely. we have so many families and children coming through. >> i think the main purpose is to serve the so it's always so heart warming to see different organizations in the community all coming together to support this central costs. and tell us about the planning process for all this and then you've been working on this for quite some time. >> yes, we've been working on this for quite some time, but it truly takes a village. we

have so much support from organizations from our sponsors, fun community members. and this is just really not something that i could be able to spearhead a for in terms of, you you mentioned some of the fun activities at the public can expect once they get there. you mentioned a toy drive. so can people also donate and bring a toy if they if if they? from now until the date of the event, we do have toy drive hosted by the san francisco fire departments anywhere you ucf san francisco fire department barrel. you can can also lock onto the website of the asian firefighters association and donate through there as okay. very good. and what is a an attraction that's going to be happening at the winter wonderland that is your favorite. that highly recommend people check out when they get there will attraction? of course, what to pay it? just%kind of what am the snow. i think living snow re being in san francisco. you don't see snow and imagine

being a child living san francisco chinatown. you may not have access to the financial means to be able to travel to tahoe, to see snow live in person. so we have snow snow in san francisco, real well, yeah, it's that and then there's the chain magical chain the kids get to write we're shutting down 2 city blocks on grand avenue so the kids will be able to write this train. i've ridden in it before so it's such a fun day. that's incredible. and in terms of preparations, should people plan early should anticipate traffic impacts and is there at a cost of admission as well? there's no cause of the mission absolutely free. to attend. i think that you should definitely try to arrive early. our event will be hosted from 11:00am to 04:00pm, ok, very good. and if people want to get more information, how can they do

that? can logon to our web site. it's www dot imagination, dot net, ok, wonderful. and a couple more questions here since we stop a little bit of you are so involved with the chinatown community. what did just get a sense of what a pick week was like for you guys. all it was so 90's. we i'm also a part of lion dance. me a live local and dance and we've had them on the show a few times that fantastic. absolutely. and we were blessed and honored with the opportunity to perform for that incoming welcome for president. you know, we had 8 lions out there for baby lions a flag strums music, the whole 9. and so it was just an incredibly hectic week, but such an honor to be able to participate in that. how did it feel to be able to perform for world dignitaries and just see the the community of chinatown really come together for all of this. you know, i

think anytime you have a cultural event or something coming into town, whether it's a holiday vendor, a packed, you see different organizations coming together and that really shows you the meaning of community, right? yeah, absolutely. and. >> all right. as we wrap up here, remind us again when the winter wonderland is happening and where it's happening sunday, december 3rd in san francisco, chinatown on grand avenue from sacramento all the way to washington. >> we have tons of things going on. you can come right. cheney to chinese santa claus hoecker meet the fire department and participate in all the activities going all right. fantastic. going do spokesperson for san francisco chinatown's winter wonderland. thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. the san

francisco-marin food bank is hosting a holiday donation drive for the 12th year in a row. >> it's being held at state and the dea u.s. from today from 9 this morning until noon for donations. the food bank is asking for frozen turkeys, vegetables or money. we spoke with officials at the food bank for more. >> you know, it's the busy time of folks are really in in san francisco, in marin. we saw the height of of me during the pandemic and it hasn't gone down. so we especially need the support of our community to to help us as we are. i'm trying to serve as many people as possible.

>> the food bank hopes to collect over 1300 turkeys. the organization serves more than 50,000 households across san francisco and marin counties. happening today. the group's dads evoking change in the east bay agency for children are partnering up with the oakland public library for a free thanksgiving style meal dinners include a 10 to 15 found frozen turkey, green beans, corn, tortillas, potatoes, cranberry sauce and more pickup is at 11:30am, at the 81st avenue branch while supplies last. on the peninsula. san mateo county libraries are giving out more than 1800 free diaper kits to help support families in need this holiday season. every kit contains 80 diapers and 200 wipes. you can pick one up both belmont library or pacific. a sharp park library starting this morning at 10, 30 no library card. proof of id or proof of income is needed. these will be given out on a first come first

serve basis. and if you can't make it today, there will be other giveaway. dates. more information on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a car crashes into a home in san mateo. the details ahead. and kron four's once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. and we need your help to share their stories. >> if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. you can enter that nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen. we're just head to our website. kron 4 dot com.

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. we're keeping an eye on the showers that are sweeping across the bay area right now. what you can expect for the rest of your weekend. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us here. let's get you started this half hour with a look again back at that rain and just how long it's going to stick around for at david, what should people know? good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the situation we have now is kind of the aftermath of all the heavy stuff now, the heavy lifting the water carrier. >> overnight, meanwhile, we're left with just some spotty showers, although there's a noticeable line making its way right across the bay as we speak, taken from a line from say, napa county straight on across the bay down to the ana santa clara county with to moderate rain that's left in this and will continue to see this pulsating. that will happen throughout the day today. so while you see the skies starts to thin out and

like the sun wants to come out for a few rays, it can get fill back in again with a little cell or some leftover cloud cover from a recent little showers. so we're going to play this game all day today. this really doesn't clear out until and we'll say shortly after sunset with a front dropping south and that's going to be a shift in the winds, drier air clean are clearing out our skies, the whole 9 yards live shot going on here for you at half moon bay. kind of almost spooky. but i guess the positive side of that is just some light off the end of the tunnel there. as you can get an idea, although will be quite chilly, though. still 63 1 o'clock with some showers still working in here, some sunshine tries to appear on through there in the late afternoon. again, don't count on too much of that. the winds currently out of the southeast. so we're in the mild sector before the cooler sector takes over again. happening tonight and for your day tomorrow. and they're stormtracker into motion. there you see the line that we're talking about. another one expected to fill in with this, too. again, spotty showers for much of your saturday. again, sunday will be different story and

we'll take a look what's going on. a long-range taking us past turkey day. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> a tesla crashes into a san mateo home. it happened on friday morning. take a look at the damage. now, thankfully, the homeowner was out of town during this. owner's sister, though, and daughter did come out to see the house. >> alarm company called and said crazily. there is a car in her which doesn't make any sense at all. >> it took 5 hours for tow trucks to pull the tesla out from the kitchen and up the driveway. the driver and the passenger were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. take a look at this mill valley. police say 3 people tried to steal $1200 worth of merchandise from the mill valley market thursday night. investigators say one of the suspects used a shopping cart to ram store employees and nearly ran over workers with a getaway car. the suspects were arrested. peters police shut

down several schools after reports of a teen with a gun near augustine park on friday. within minutes, officers found the teen and discovered the weapon was actually a pocket knife designed to look like a handgun. the campus lockdowns lasted about 10 minutes in the east bay police in antioch arrested 5 people accused of 3 armed robberies. they shared these images of the suspects car investigators tell us the group was armed with a handgun and rifle at the time of the robberies and we're targeting people getting home from work. the 5 suspects were booked into jail. richmond police department now requires cultural competency training for incoming officers. the department says the training will include learning about historical officer transgressions and teach a police officer's about previous officer-involved shootings. the department says the training will ensure that officers can engage with everyone in the community. respectfully. in the north bay, the vallejo city council has approved a 10% wage increase for the police department. that will be

followed by a 3% increase in july of next year. and another 3% increase in july of 2025. is national news, roslyn carter, the 96 year-old former first lady has entered hospice care alongside her husband, former president john jimmy carter. the couple have been married for almost 80 years. president carter, who is 99 has been in hospice care since february. also this year, miss's carter was diagnosed with dementia. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger returned to the state capitol on friday. >> government. >> schwarzenegger spoke to more than 200 people at a fundraiser for the sacramento press club. all of that taking place exactly 20 years since he first took the oath of office as california's 38th governor following the recall of gray davis during his remarks towards an acre reflected on what he called the 7 best years of his life.

he also urged more civility and unity in today's political climate. >> i'm very, very adamant about looking across aisle. and about not seeing the other side as the enemy. let's work together. if we want be in staying number one in the world, which we have easy chance to do. if you book together, we can continue being number one for a long time as and as a nation. so that's about a month. >> stuart, the neighbor did make some political comments, including criticizing former president donald trump for some of his rhetoric. schwarzenegger also complimented former house speaker kevin mccarthy is a fighter and a winner. he commended president joe biden for meeting with chinese president xi earlier this week. the former governor ruling out a run for any other office saying he iskfocusing on other priorities. proceeds from yesterday's event go toward scholarships for student journalists. and

meantime, california democratic delegates are meeting in sacramento through agenda for the 2024 election and the stage for the march primary. democratic candidates for the california senate seat. we'll be in attendance talking up their platforms. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace is at the convention have much more for us throughout the weekend. for your money. latest labor department data shows inflation is slowing down. and this news comes just in time for the holiday season. news nation's stephanie haines has the details. >> relief may finally be on the horizon for so many americans who have been squeezed by inflation. we are far off of the levels that we were. >> and back june of 2022, the latest labor department data shows prices went up just over 3%. the smallest amount since june. but the closest to the fed's 2% target. and it has really made a difference. the

prices of used cars, some medical costs, hotels, airfare are all going down. gas is down more than 5%. we've major decline in fuel costs, which helps travel, which helps a lot of the goods that we would purchase because they are either in need of fuel to make or need to fuel to get them from one location to another. it's also thanks in part to supply chain improvements as well as the fed's interest rate hikes which raised the cost to borrow money and things like mortgages and credit cards raising interest rates and using those monetary tools too, have inflation reduced. it takes time. and now we're finally in the last several months, including most recently today with today's cpi report, we're finally starting to see those results. >> and that was stephanie haines reporting for us this morning. the fed meets next month to decide whether or not to keep interest rates the same or raise them. back here

in the bay area, this man just turned 95 years old and he could be the oldest florist san francisco. will we know they turned 95 on wednesday, a birthday party was held for him friday at the san francisco flower market where he's been a vendor for 73 years. >> louisville, they do. so been doing this my life and i enjoy every minute. still this money is love the flowers. unlike the s-ason, we different flow. from beautiful, slow. >> to this day, he still spends 5 to 6 days working at his stall. the flower market was established in 1912. happy birthday, willie. a santa clara county is being ranked as the second most expensive county in the country to buy a home. that's according to real estate blog property shark. the blog says the bay area is the most expensive metro area in the u.s. for the 8th

consecutive year. the top 5 most expensive zip codes in the bay area include los altos, saratoga and palo alto. and weird al yankovic's and hundreds of other comedy acts are making plans to visit san francisco in just a couple of months. it's almost time again for sketch best san francisco's comedy festival. and this year, more than 200 shows are planned over 2 weeks featuring more than 600 artists and performers. the 18 day comedy festival runs from january 18 to february 4 tickets go on sale tomorrow. with more in-person holiday gatherings planned this year. health experts are reminding people to practice good hygiene. the cdc is urging people to get updated vaccines for covid flu and rsv officials say vaccination rates are low right now. meantime, rsv virus cases have shot up from 2000 per week to almost 7,000 in just the past month. a growing number of cities and counties are bringing pandemic protocols back.

>> dating back parents are frustrated. i'm frustrated by that. we've been working with the manufactures. >> the white house is calling this week a quote, holiday vax week of action. the fda is inspecting cinnamon shipments from multiple countries for possible lead contamination. that's after dozens of complaints of illnesses linked to children. cinnamon applesauce pouches from wanabana weiss and schnucks brands. the fda says there have now been 34 reports of illnesses and at least 22 states. new poll is shedding light on what employees are really seeking from their jobs. the gallup poll survey shows more than half of workers are stressed, wanting more money and job security. others are worried about the economy and inflation, but also whether their work is meaningful. and since the pandemic employees want their bosses to not just focus on their value as a worker, but as a person, experts say the traditional business model has to change starting with employers taking a personal

interest in the people that work for that. >> the corporation doing they're organizations nonprofit can matter what it is. i have to focus in on what's important to the people that come to mind doors where there is virtually or physically on a day-to-day basis and then start to meet those needs. >> experts say this starts with a personal interest in the people who work for you. >> well, some leftover rain showers and rain here. we're actually watching a little line here, as you can see, staying all the way from napa county down to santa clara county as well. will be a couple little spotty showers into the afternoon. tomorrow, though the sun is ba

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at our sutro cam looking towards the richmond bridge where you can see the rain is coming down over in that direction. all the raindrops really clouding up the camera lens there. we have day standing by to talk about all of that for as a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. our continue to watch these lines of march on by. here's the latest one covering a good chunk up there to napa county. now it's getting to the east bay shoreline. there looks like richmond, oakland, all getting hit. there may be albany as well. breaks up to the south as you'll notice. and then a clear patch of the west. but it might redevelop another line still. so we have kind of that all day rain, but its body is what it is in the bigger issue will be mostly cloudy. so even rain starts to subside, by the way, we have one hour delay going on at sfo a little bit. just some leftover moisture producing the fog, even though in the foreground looks like the sun's trying to come out. towel forecast for next few days. we're at 40 tomorrow. 46

monday, tuesday. 56 looking at this. you say with the problem, they actually have a winter weather advisory that kicks in afternoon at 4 almost this evening with the time change and will be around 04:00am on sunday. after that, they get the clearing patch like we do in the home front cooler temperatures with that as well. here's what it is in the future cast for get an idea. you see snow being deposited fairly high levels, though, not the 5 6,000 feet that we typically would see with the winter because this is a mild system. i'm sorry, mild air temperature wise. there it is. the advisory see the coverage area, little difficulty in terms of travel. snow around 6500 feet up to about 8,000 or i'm sorry, talking about to up to 8 inches around 7 or 8,000 feet. and above that, we're talking footage. so you have to get very high to get that snow collection there because even though this low is a cold core low, it's really working with some mild air. and that's been the story with all the rain we finally got until this or got here yesterday, spartz

sparking off those thunder showers. we've got some of those overnight as well. there's that last line that kind of clears things out. but we're left with a cooler, drier air pocket from all of that. and that really pushes down those temperatures in the wake because we have a moist surface. it just takes so much more energy to evaporate the the air evaporate the water than it does. just a warm-up. give you an idea. here we go. look at the moisture levels drop today. not so much but sunday. this is sunday morning dropping like a stone. the sun's out all but if you took the parcel there today, you bring it down to the temperatures tomorrow. these numbers shouldn't drop. they should rise. they're dropping because only colder. but it's also drier. so all the elements will go into place with. that's when they see the sun out. they're not going help warm too much. these highs today tomorrow, shaver off 3, maybe 5 degrees from that for highs tomorrow. yeah. longer-range forecast here. we're done with all of that clearing out for a few days what's going on here? there is

a little weak front in our backyard. so get some cloud cover. maybe a sprinkle or 2, but thursday looks pretty good. and a finish off the weekend. start the holiday 2 thumbs up with that to see another system. well upstream. all right, your 70 forecast, check it out. not too bad. temperatures stay in the 60's to the period. but watch some of those overnight lows, particularly by the time we finish the week, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. a 36 year, puppies and kittens returned to san francisco macy's holiday window displays. the holiday tradition helps get the word out about the many animals available now for adoption in the bay area. joining us live to share more is our and moldering and sara welch with the san francisco spca. good morning to you both. good morning. yeah, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. and you also brought a friend with you. yes, yes. tell us all about oliver. yes, this is all over. and i handed over to sarah to talk yes, this is all over. he is about 3 years old. we think he is a terrier mix soak. he

came to us from one of our partner shelters in kings county and he was found straight and he had one of his legs amputated, and learning to get around just well with likes. yes, yes, he's very hyper. we heard throughout the morning when you guys are i very, very sweet dog. >> how did he one of his legs? do we know? we think he was hit by a car all morning, up. but fortunately he's your caring hands up for the time being while you wait for him to be adopted, any is available now. he is available for adoption and his adoption fee is currently being so fantastic. and is that the case for many of the animals that you for this holiday season? yes, yes. in oliver adult. >> cats and dogs are free. and i kittens and puppies are on discount at all only. wow.

okay. very good. you know, going back the topic of the holiday window displays, right? this is such a beloved. >> tradition is something i look forward to year in san francisco. so tell us a bit about the program and why are excited what what feeling particularly excited about for this year? yeah. well, it's every a fantastic program that we do with macy's. we're super grateful to them we actually unveiled the windows yesterday. yes, congratulations. thank you. and there are quite a few people there. and what i always love every year is are people that that come as a tradition? well, that have got their animals from the windows before. and mike, good to come back to visit. yes, that is very can see some of the video from that unveiling yesterday. and you can see all that too little kittens and cats puppies available and waiting for their forever homes. how did you guys decide which animals end up in the in the holiday display out of you

rotate like how do you decide? well, we do but the good news is that most of them we can't rotate because they get adopted and okay, we choose definitely choose one that we think are going to behave well and play and there. we have a good quite a few of them right now. and they all get a chance come down to the windows. you have a pretty high success rate when it comes the little ones that are displayed in the windows and people come by and see, yeah, we really do. and in fact, this year we're looking to adopt out 600 animals as part our program with macy's. wow. 600 animals just through the holiday window display adoption drive alone. yeah. that and coupled our campus in the mission that 16th in alabama. so a lot of people will come see the windows and get excited about adoption and if they can adopt the moment that the windows come, see at our base and tell us to about what people should be considering a before they

bring an animal of for the holiday season and give them that forever home. yeah. well, a couple of things to consider. i do. you have the time to take care of an animal because to have a loving relationship with your creature like oliver. you want to be able to spend time and say for a dog, be able to walk them 3 times a day. and have the time to just play a mean puppies and kittens are pretty easy to to play with. so those are some of the things you want to think about. all right. very good. and again, a promotion that's happening now for folks who want to adopt or remind us of that yeah. so our adult animals, 5 months older are free. so that a great opportunity bring a for furry friend into your house. and then kittens and puppies are only $100. okay. very good. and where can people go to get some more information? they can go to our website which is sf spca, dot org where they can come. visit us at our

campus in the mission, which is at 16th and alabama street, ok, very good and any other ways that people can really help out an animal this holiday season that's in need. yeah, well, we're going to have a toy drive actually as part of macy's winter walk. okay. yeah. and that is going to be on the 16th saturday. the 16th of december, ok, so come on down and bring a new toy for cap, a kitten, the puppy or we have a tent down there on winter walk, which on stockton street between post we would love to be able to pass on your toys. teen all the creatures that we have like all over. and then, of course, the best beyond that is donations. we run completely on donations and the the hearts of the public. so please come see us. if you can wear on venmo and paypal at at sf at sf spca. okay. just a tie. it's off to a, you know, sarah, you're handling all over right now. he's such

a nice job on on live television of anything about his personality or fun, quirky things that people should know about him who are for those who are interested in adopting. yeah, he is just awesome dog. he has been through a lot of change with having his leg amputated and >> coming from the central valley to the big city and he is adjusted so well. he's a very confident dog who has just been very social with people loves receiving pads, loves playing with toys. just all around a really great nice dog. all right. it looking for his forever home. i thank you so much and sarah with the san francisco spca for your hard work on. >> getting saving and helping to save so many lives. we appreciate. yeah, thanks for having us. really appreciate it. of course. happy holiday. it. of course. happy holiday. all right. be right back.

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>> all right. welcome back. the clock this is couple of things i will show you here just real quick this stephanie, i spoke a school stratford school, their stem school, and that's all the kids getting ready that's after a little picture there the rain. let it was not raining there. look like it was wanted to, but it didn't happen. and they've a great slogan, stephanie, the curiosity to reach the courage to grasp. but the kids and they're in bloom looks like something from the turn of the century. like an time traveler, any waste other of school there in san francisco, they got, you know, schools all over the bay and hard working kids. i know. i know, guys, they're thrown at you a ton of information and it's like wax on wax off, how am i going to use this where the pieces all fit? just get a little time, but it soak in

learn the basics, even if your time travel like that can and all the other kids get a shout out to the crew as well. hahn's a kramer. the principal was there with me as well it was it was a good by one and also all. but yeah. well, thanks. the invite guys. hope you got something in that you enjoyed a little let thth a thumb drive my sine stuff. only good tuesday to ins the next generation. meteorologist or whatever you on science. that's why we're it. >> by the way, quick jump on the radar. what's going on with that? some leftover showers now making their way into solano county ship. the tracker. real quick people you want to see jumping out the door say, hey, looks good right now. well, there's a line still to the west. notice the cloud tops there that may regenerate to some spotty showers. does this keep that in mind in your travels will quickly in the seven-day forecast. looks okay. run into turkey day here again. no interrupting system on wednesday tomorrow. lots of sunshine, but it will be cold

in part, my imperial numbers, they're sigh. oh, okay. thank you so much out. that's it for us here at kron. weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from all of us here. thanks so much for watching. see you back here tomorrow

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