jack: you know, we can all do something to effect change. if you want to help, contact your local zoo or aquarium. and from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join us next time as we all go into the wild. >> now on the kron 4 morning news pro-palestinian rallies took over the bay area on black friday. protesters demanding permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas. and

a thanksgiving nightmare. police now looking for 3 people, they say rammed a car into this whole story. and it's small business saturday. how and where you can shop and support local this holiday season. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and it is saturday november the 25th. let's get you started with a look at the weather. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a chilly start. we are even some frosty conditions to be had. that's why they've posted the frost advisory in expect these temperatures to kind of repeat themselves again tomorrow. that means we're talking about some 30's picking up in the north bay valleys. but we'll only warm up to the 60's to for an afternoon high, which in some ways for drier, not bad in the winter months are talking a 30 degree difference here, but still be bit on the cool side with breezy conditions as well. here's a look at half moon bay as the

sun just starts to join us a little bit. little color is a left in the skies and not much from the skies for today. that's a contrast to tomorrow. unfortunate. looks like we'll get some cloud cover a little bit concentrated in the central and south bay a little bit. we'll be showing you that in a bit. meanwhile, here's what i'm talking about is frost advisory in the valleys of the north bay solano county. you technically have a freeze warning. now this is tonight until today until 10 o'clock. and then tonight kicks back in again and will be with us until 10:00am tomorrow morning. the conditions will be much the same. they have some 30's up there in the north bay, subfreezing santa rosa nevado. 34 going on for a nap and 42. meanwhile, 4 antioch, but notice how the numbers to the south are a little bit more mild. we have 8 degrees actually ahead for places like concord, one degree head for hayward. little cooler off towards san jose and also livermore again with the cloud cover tomorrow. this may be a little different. winds are a bit offshore, continuing to provide the dry air that's in place. one of the elements

that we need for cooling we don't have much the way of winds, dry air clear skies away. we go now for highs today. 54. it looks like by 11 by 2 59 some lower 60's about the best will muster for highs, but at least it looked good with lots of sunshine of. more on that forecast. coming up on what your sunday looks like as well. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. pro-palestinian rallies took over san francisco's union square on black friday. protesters demanding a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> on the busiest shopping day of the year, pro-palestine protesters flood the street in front of macy's in san francisco's union square. the group led by high schoolers wanting to disrupt shopping center's as the war continues in gaza where here to shut spending money that is going to go to israeli government. when the genocide. >> a youth for palestine and

arab youth organizing were some of the groups bringing people together friday night. the protest comes as there is a brief pause to the violence in gaza. well, prisoners and hostages are exchanged between israel and hamas. protesters say the pause is not enough. we have been demanding a permanent ceasefire. we need a permanent ceasefire. we do not need this temporary services and even a cease-fire. this is a humanitarian pause for hostages more than 13,000 palestinians have been killed, according to the health ministry and hamas ruled gaza and in israel, 1200 people have died since the initial attack by hamas in october bay area. youth leaders say they want people to know they're paying attention to what's happening in gaza were going to the next politicians. >> the next governor's, we're going to the next speakers next. actors, actresses, influencers. it's our job to show that the youth are not sign and we're never going to forget what's going on out. we're never going to get for the future. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. there was also a rally in san jose. this group marched through the apple store at the

valley fair mall. >> the protest started at santana row just across the street there, though the march was peaceful, but the event did disrupt some black friday traffic in the area. and protest in just happened here in the bay area in southern california, a large group marched near the grove shopping center in los angeles and the americana in glendale in sacramento. 100 people crowded outside the arden, fair mall. every one of these groups calling for a permanent cease-fire in the conflict. conflict in the middle east. and new this morning, hamas is expected to release 40 more israeli hostages in exchange for 42 palestinians in a second prisoner swap during the first day of the four-day cease-fire hamas free. 24 hostages in israel, the least. 39 palestinians later in the day. there were no americans in this first group. the president biden said he is committed to bringing them home. he called the deal a start. >> over the next few days, we expected dozens of hostages

will return to their families. also remember all those are still being held, renew our commitment to work for their release as well. 2 american women and 1, 4, year-old child abigail, who remains among those missing. also will not stop until we get these hostages brought home the answer to their whereabouts. >> the president also spoke about the need to get more humanitarian aid into the region. well, the four-day cease-fire is in place. he said 200 trucks stand at the egyptian border with supplies food, medicine and water for gaza. the oakland city council plans to hold a special session monday to vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll fife wrote up this legislation and the session is scheduled at 04:00pm at city hall. we have new video of the fiery crash that shut down highway one in san mateo county. it happened around 2 friday afternoon. as you can see there, the chp says a gmc yukon was traveling

northbound when the driver came into contact with a bicyclist cross them to the southbound lane, hit a truck and crashed into a tree. the driver of the yukon died there. passenger at the bicyclists were taken to the hospital with injuries. >> investigators say the driver may have been under the influence of alcohol. the highway was shut down in both directions for about 2 hours. >> the 86 year-old man died on thanksgiving night in a crash in concord. police say the head. that's before 07:00pm in the area of oak grove road and treat boulevard. officers say the victim was a passenger in one of the cars involved in another separate crash. just a block away. he died at john muir hospital. >> we'll take a look at this. the entire produce section inside a target in emeryville is closed off after reports of a fire inside the business earlier this week, we are working to get more information from authorities. pleasant hill. police are looking for 3 people who crashed a van through a kohl's store thursday night as kron

four's rob nesbitt reports the group got away with stolen items. >> the entrance of the cold store looks very different on friday, boarded up now. but thursday night, it was a very different scene when the vehicle that crashed into the building was still here. the 3 suspects, though, we're not. it was about 07:45pm thursday when pleasant hill police received the call that this van drove to the entrance of the calls on monument boulevard. jessica robinson was near the store at the time of the crash. we weren't sure what was going on. we saw the and then we saw there is a ton of police cars, but we weren't sure if it was like a drunk driving thing or that was a theft thing. according to police, it was the latter. say 3 suspects wearing mask entered the clothes store and got away with an unspecified amount of merchandise before the first responding officers arrived. shoplifting is one thing but driving a vehicle into a star that's like grand theft auto video game things. a spokesperson for kohl's tells kron 4 that despite all the broken glass and damage, the pleasant hill location was still able to open as

scheduled for black friday. shoppers like walking up to the plywood with signs redirecting foot traffic. >> i think it's. >> are out here trying to support brick and mortar stores because they're struggling so much compared to online shopping. she lives in the bay area and says those smash-and-grab seem to make headlines. she does not think e% it's worse than in years past. we hear a more about specific then we may be used to. think crimes always been with us and always will pleasant. hill. police say that the 3 suspects fled the scene in a white sedan. anyone with information can contact the police department to help with their investigation. reporting in pleasant hill, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> for your money and you started your holiday shopping. it there's black friday and cyber monday. and today is small business saturday. kron four's tiffany justice is live for us now in pacifica with more on how you can support your local stores while picking up that perfect gift. good morning, tiffany. good morning, stephanie. yesterday, a small business saturday and >> cities are encouraging

residents to skip those big box stores and shop locally. several cities around the area putting together of ed's like here in pacifica, the f 2 events. they say that represents the city's commitment to the many locally owned businesses in the area. this is going to be a neighborhood white celebration. we're told in historic downtown with 50 businesses taking part. there's also going to be music and food and there is also a weeklong event as well for the city of we know that in san jose they're encouraging residents to shop local as well to support the mom and pop shops down there. the cities holiday, san jose campaign highlights actually more than 300 businesses and cultural experiences. they say an 11 shopping districts there for small business saturday. and the city says about a 3rd of san jose. 60,000 small businesses are considered micro businesses only employing 2 to 9 full-time employees. and people are ready to support local, you know, according to a 2022 survey by american express

u.s. consumers spent 17.9 billion dollars shopping independently last year with independent retailers and restaurants on small business saturday with 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday make some want to shop and dine locally more. you know, officials in san jose say it's also a great time to get out and get, you know, your community as well. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, lots of good information and resources there. thank you. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, many got into the holiday spirit with a traditional lighting ceremony in danville. >> plus, 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes to control of alcatraz cook claimed it as their own. we take a look back at that historic moment. >> and here's a look at your breakdown expected for today. temperatures well in the 50's for most of the day, but we'll scratch into the lower 60's. a look at today and some of the clouds rolling in tomorrow. the kron 4 morning news the kron 4 morning news continues.

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time thanksgiving. move right into the holiday season is incredible. help the >> that's not fun. while the event closed down several streets downtown, the roads have since reopened. just love love seeing all of that love seeing people getting into the holiday spirit. and let's take a live look now from san francisco from our mount tam camera. gorgeous view from here. you can see the sun just picking is that the is that the you know, the day it may be debut. can clarify for here is is that the cloud cover or out cases? start with that. yeah. a lot of the way of cloud intrusion to start. you know, tomorrow. >> we probably will see a little bit more working its magic, but it looks to be these frosty starts keeping everybody in the spirit. all. yeah. and you saw some people out there with a little gloves. you'll probably need some of that again tonight and tomorrow night, a little bit as we remain in this pattern, dry air. here's a look at half moon bay colors. ation is not quite as lit up yet. get a little time to work its magic here. temperature check for

you. not your imagination. uber 30 for nevado 50 san francisco. he's thermal gradient right here. 34 meanwhile for napa, 31 santa rosa down south. notice how most these numbers start popping in the 40's, although san jose santa clara county, you start to get into the valleys again and temperatures drop a bit. the cold air drainage effect. 39 at this hour for san jose. so the bigger picture for the stormy action. well, nothing happening for a while. this cluster of cloud cover will be a player in our forecast tomorrow. it looks like it's going to develop late overnight in cover us up a little bit through dawn into the afternoon. it looks like that will cover the south bay mostly peninsula, east bay north. they might be spared a little bit of this. but not as much sun tomorrow. but we're still looking at similar temperatures. of this traffic out here there looks like a low that's going to develop. that's been weak and we're tracking that as well. looks like it will become unsettled for the 2nd half of the week. future cast for today and then full sunshine again. a little on the chilly side. you do have those breezy conditions here and there, but offshore wind tomorrow morning just in

time from after the cooling at night will be pretty clear. the cloud cover redevelops covers a sober notice. the location east bay to the south, not as much in the north bay in it kind of churns around our backyard. and we're on northern fringe of this. and it looks like it wants to retrograde to the north. so we're on the northern fringe of all of this in our viewing area. so some folks will see more sun than others. if this trend a little further south, you might get more sunshine tomorrow and we're bargaining so the pattern is pretty much set up high pressure in the west coast for the most part, a little bit of an offshore wind, although not a major pop happening just enough with the dry air allow temperatures to fog and that cloud cover could interrupt things for tonight. here's the game plan. cold start sunny and cool again. sunday is going to be different story. but that's for today. now early in the week, chilly starts sunny and cool for your monday tuesday. for the most part here, got those 30's inland still 60's for the afternoon. a late in the week. showers by wednesday. and looking like it's favoring the morning commute, by the way, a new

batch drops in on thursday and friday. that will be coming in from the northwest. and that means it will be colder and more mountain snows will be collected with that. 63 san francisco, 64 open 66 san jose across the bigger board, mid 60's is about the best. we're going to be muster in this forecast. and it looks like for much of the week ahead, stuff. so the last half of the week as start to become more unsettled and get some of that rain. so for shopping today, 2 thumbs up tomorrow, maybe not as much sun. that's right. people should take advantage while they can all right, dave, thank you. >> well, in fairfield, police are partnering with solano town center mall management to prevent retail crime. the department is increasing police presence inside and outside of the mall and surrounding areas. officers are also working with local loss prevention teams to curb shoplifting and stop retail theft. and police also encourage people to avoid shopping late at night or in the early morning hours. they say when shopping with kids you want to hold on to their hands and have a location to meet. if you do end up separating from each other and

keep your purse and wallet, some worry might be a little harder for pickpockets people who are trying to pick your pocket to reach and try not to walk around while overly distracted, pay attention to your surroundings. cyber monday is around the corner and experts are warning shoppers about online scams. can include urgent request for updated billing information and fake tracking notifications usually sent as an e-mail attachment or separately inc other scams to watch out for fake charities or social media accounts or empty and stolen gift cards. experts suggest just buying gift cards from official stores or websites. friday also marks native american heritage day. 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes to control of alcatraz proclaimed it as their own kron four's. alice sogomonian reports. >> more than 1.4 million people visited island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatraz is best known for the country's

most feared federal penitentiary where the worst of the worst were locked up. but in 1963, the prison was shut down serve no purpose for years. that in 1969, a group set forth to claim the 22 acres and draw attention to the genocide committed against all native americans establishing a cultural center at the site. they're live in protest, gained national attention. doctor lynn nato war jack, who led the occupation alongside richard oaks is heading back to the island to instead lead a tour as the vote approaches. alcatraz traces of their decades-old demonstration come into view red paint at the front entrance reads indian land. >> it was exciting. we wanted to do something to help our people in. fighting for. writes in enforcement of cheese. is the only thing that we could do that was positive in the right direction for jack. explain. the occupiers

were guided by the understanding that >> federal surplus property reverts back to native americans if they claim so for the next year and a half, about 400 natives from far and wide use the abandoned prison as a home. they went by the name indians of all tribes. everyone cooked cleaned and took care of their kids. meanwhile, war jack oaks and their spokesperson, john truddell addressed the media and tried to establish talks with the u.s. government. she says a negotiator refused to do so saying that they were too young and militant which the group tonight given their peaceful approach, but not all american indians back the occupation. a letter expressing opposition was written to the president by members of the local aloni tribe who never received a federally recognized reservation. it read in part, those were squatting on this rock are mainly from other states. if the united states is ready to d this land to anyone. we claim that right. we will immediately restore it as a natural wildlife sanctuary in a way station for all people navigating the bay.

we can't help but be who we >> this the place that we wanted many. occupy. it had international press. so the media is really important for live or die by the press. and we didn't have we never had any knowledge for anything that we ever for and people we >> although the occupiers were eventually forced out by federal agents in 1971. more jack credits a protest for other forms of progress for indigenous people. and today, tourists who flock to the rock learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. pales in comparison to the grand vision jack and her supporters had more. jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior

secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a suspect trying to drive off in a stolen vehicle. how they a stolen vehicle. how they almost got away with

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news while online shopping is on the rise, there are a number of ways you can still support your local businesses. will explain how and scammers are posing as companies like amazon to try and trick people into giving them a personal card and banking information. we have more on that in just a moment. and welcome back the morning news. we're going to all those stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave sphar a day. >> and good morning, everybody off to a pretty good start. although cold, yes, it will be a bit chilly this weekend in the morning hours, particularly looks like we'll hang it with that early end of the week. it's all the elements working for it to you got the dry air offshore winds will continue a little bit too clear skies at night and the winds aren't too much to interrupt the cooling at night. that happens and we know this is particularly up in the north bay. but first, things first, a lot of sunshine to enjoy as we start the day, here's half moon bay for you. may not be quite as picturesque tomorrow morning as we'll get the intrusion of some cloud cover to start and into the afternoon, it will be

more concentrated mid 2 south bay. here's a look at what we do have in terms of the advisories. there's the frost advisory in the north bay. that's to expire at 10 this morning to be reinstated tonight at 10 to go back again till 10:00am. and meanwhile, solano county, you're looking at the freeze warning already seeing some temperatures dip below freezing. the local area little bit, particularly those inland valleys. there you have the winds just a little bit of a breeze, but it is offshore. so that reinforces the dry air that we have storm tracker, 4, no interference coming in again. that will be tomorrow story lower 30's up to the north bay. napa holding on to 34. meanwhile, a lot of 40's in the east bay and even the peninsula. 54, for example, half moon bay and 39 for san jose. here's the contrast for you. a much colder up in the north and it was this time from yesterday. a couple degrees warmer across the mid bay and down south. and actually, that's something i would expect to see tomorrow. given the cloud cover layout for today. let's keep it mostly sunny, some high cloudiness here and there and temperatures modestly in the lower 60's even well inland.

coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that, but also start to get in the unsettled weather expected for middle latter portion of the week ahead, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the san jose mom accused of exposing and killing her toddler with fentanyl and meth poisoning is in custody. kelly richardson faces a murder charge according to court documents, richardson and the toddler's father, derek rayo had fentanyl and opioids in their system at the time of their daughter's death in august. investigators say the parents then waited more than 12 hours before calling police. >> on these electronic devices were text messages social media messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> rio is being held in jail without bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for

monday and it's been a busy few nights for law enforcement. san mateo police say a suspected dui driver crashed into a tree friday evening in the area of south el camino, real and 20th avenue northbound lanes were partially blocked. police say this is the driver second dui arrest. is rebel police say a suspected drunk driver caused this rollover crash friday morning. this is the area of lincoln avenue and prospect drive. police say the driver had a blood alcohol content twice. the legal limit. incredibly no one was injured. and a reminder, the california highway patrol is out in full force this weekend. the agency's maximum enforcement period is in effect through sunday night. chp hopes to reduce the number of crashes injuries and deaths. they say last thanksgiving. 37 people died in crashes and more than 1000 drivers arrested for dui. and new this morning, former san mateo county sheriff and county supervisor don horsley has passed away. he started

his career at the san mateo county sheriff's office in 1972. he was later elected sheriff of san mateo county where he served until 2007. he continued his public service in 2010 after being elected to the san mateo county board of supervisors. and a post holiday hack hits the east bay. the official visitors information account for the city visit for a plea has lost control of its x account. discovered friday after someone made inappropriate posts on the page visit berkeley confirmed to kron 4 that recent posts were made as a result of foreign interference and that they are investigating. caltrans suspend services between san jose diridon and tame and station starting next week. the agency is working on display are rather replacing the diesel run. trains with new electric ones. vta buses will be provided between the stations for free. the end is near for paper bar tickets. part will stop accepting them starting next thursday. this

change comes as the transit agency rolls out. new fare gates. where your money have you started your holiday shopping. it there is black friday and cyber monday and today is small business saturday. crawford's tiffany justice live for us now in pacifica with more on how you can support your local stores this holiday season. a tiffany. hey, good morning, stephanie. yes, cities are encouraging residents to skip the big box stores and shop locally. many cities across the bay area. >> putting together some events like right here in they have 2 events and they say that this was representative city's commitment to the many locally owned businesses in the area. this is going to be a neighborhood wide celebration in saw rick downtown pacifica with 50 businesses taking part. there's also going to be like music and food were being told. we also know in san jose they're encouraging residents to shop local to support the mom and pop shops down there. the city's holiday, san jose campaign highlighting more than 300 businesses and cultural experiences. they say

and 11 shopping districts for small business saturday. the city says about a 3rd of san jose 60,000 small businesses are actually considered micro businesses. the only employee 2 to 9 full-time employees and people are ready to support local according to a 2022 survey by american express u.s.. consumers spent 17.9 billion dollars shopping independently, independent retailers and restaurants on small business saturday last year was 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday makes them want to shop. and i know locally in san jose officials also encouraging people to get out and get to know their community through small business saturday. stephanie, back to you. tiffany, thank you for your coverage. amazon handles millions of deliveries during the holidays and criminals are trying to take advantage of shoppers. >> melissa meyers reports. >> the company says scammers are pretending to be amazon and sending out e-mails with an attachment like this example, which says your account will be suspended or put on hold and tries to trick

you into giving up log-in credentials or payment information. some prime members are even receiving fake texts calls and emails claiming there's a membership issue that requires payment or bank information so far this year. we've >> taking down over 45,000 websites taken down over 15,000 phone numbers the bad actors have been using. the fbi says 12,000 americans reported losing money during last year's holiday shopping season. >> those scams include social media posts offering gift cards online surveys designed to steal personal information and fake messages advertising hard to find items and it turns out it's taking you to a fake web site with a lot of times really, too good to be true prices items that may be out stop elsewhere. melanie mcgovern, with the better business bureau says delivery scams are also common with criminals posing as your delivery service and sending out tax with fake links designed to steal information. don't click on the don't give

them any infoemation. we definitely encourage everybody go to the website of the delivery service directly. experts say thinking twice before you click on a link can save you from becoming a scam victim. and that was melissa meyers reporting for us. amazon says its shutdown, 45,000 sites and more than 15,000 scam numbers. >> derek chauvin, the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd has been stabbed and seriously injured in prison. the former minneapolis police officer is serving time at federal prison in arizona for the murder of george floyd. the bureau of prisons confirmed an inmate was assaulted and that workers performed, quote, lifesaving measures before that inmate was taken to a hospital. are learning more about the husband and wife killed in that fiery crash at the u.s. canada border crossing wednesday. they've been identified as 53 year-old kurt villani and his wife. 5s year-old monica, the lani. their car struck a curb, hit a guardrail and went airborne

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>> a warning for beachgoers this weekend. experts say there's potential for dangerous sneaker waves lasting into sunday. a warning has been issued from sonoma to monterey county. all right. let's take a live look outside from our sutro camera. looking like a beautiful morning the city of san francisco. you can see sales force tower right in the center of your screen. there got a little a glimmer going on from the sun as it rises over the city as well a day. what kind of weather can people expect at this beautiful day? lots of sunshine today, stephanie. and look at the blue skies going quite tower behind there. so we're off to a good start. their different story probably tomorrow. >> as we're looking for the intrusion of some scattered clouds working, there will be a thicker. looks like to the

south, by contrast, but no major changes in the weather happening until we start to get into the middle of the week. temperature check for you. heading to tahoe. more sunshine your way as well. but chilly. those are high temperatures, by the way, in the 40's latter portion of the week. by the way, we'll be treated to some snow coming your way. all right. the winds just want to run through this real quick. the arrows are pointing north to northeast to east. that's all offshore wind. even though we'll have the intrusion of cloud cover on sunday. that's going to have much of an impact on the surface. that's just moisture aloft. here's what's coming from this. a cluster of cloud cover you can see out to sea. meanwhile, this big stream out here has got his act together and it looks like another cut off low developing. doesn't have a ton of moisture with it. but still something out for by the middle of the week. it looks like the timing is starting to shape up for the wednesday morning commute is what we're thinking. so here comes together, boom. wednesday morning. it's favoring the south as well. so we're going to be on the northern edge of everything it marches through. we get a break than thursday into the

system. come sneaking in here. it's colder, hence it will send some snow to those higher elevations off to tahoe. now, the question is as it exits into the following weekend, this model continues to stick with it. hanging around a little bit. re insurgents here into the weekend. don't know if that's exactly come together because there's some disagreement on the model. so that may look more impressive on the on the board than actually turns out to be. so we'll see as we get a little closer. how your next weekend will shape. but today looking pretty good. lots of sunshine. 63 at the coast, lower 60's at work. 62 going on for burlingame. not going to warm even well inland. 63 for palo alto in the south bay approaching the mid 60's here that we have some movement east bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley nearing that 61 walnut creek, 64 berkeley, 63 richmond to believe what 60 62 fairfield. 62 also napa and santa rosa checks in at 65. so we stay dry for the early part of the week. again, we're looking at some cloud cover potentially for parts of the bay tuesday scattered clouds.

and here we go. latter portion of the week. unsettled is how will phrase it looks like the wednesday morning commute. stephanie will be something to look out for and then another wave as we get into thursday friday. that will be colder. so it's mountain snows. look out okay. all right. and so sounds like we've got to just make sure we have the winter jackets because it will be chilly through the whole week, even with the sunshine. look at that. and the lows in the 30's yeah. definitely want to stay safe. given the cold weather. we do want to get sick strewn. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> all right. well, the warriors have had a rough couple of last week's, but did they make up for it when they took on the san antonio spurs? >> proper sports director jason dumas has the details. >> the warriors have had a rough couple of weeks, but the good news is that one of their defensive stoppers is back came back on friday. gp 2 was back in the lineup after missing 3 games with an ankle injury. >> the warriors hosted the spurs and stepped curry, welcomed the nba's number one overall pick victor wembanyama

>> even all everything type player leon county and johnson. find them on the break. easy it is for him to just took guy 7 forearms down to a shins. pretty nice. 3rd quarter. great defense by daario. sorry. she stripped zach collins cb 3 lead to break. i step in the corner. 3 points. warriors up night. later in the quarter. the warriors up 12 great ball movement. stephen dp 2 who goes around, victor, this time. too, had a nice game. 4th quarter. it's still a 12 point game. klay gets the long rebound gets it ahead to jonathan kuminga. easy dunk. having fun. 13 point game in the 4th quarter. sorry had been all over this highlight in this cause. he had a great game 20 points on the night. 4, 3, pointers. that was one of them. and finally, what is a warrior highlight without curry dagger. 7th straight

game. he had 35 points. the warriors win one 18, one, 12, steph curry. talk after the game about tuesday. important matchup. remember is in-season tournament the final game of the warriors could win? >> you know, we have to win a stay in it. no, you have to approach it that way. so i know they're going to do the same. it's going to be a fun atmosphere. we we know well, so. we know what to expect. just have to and have. yes as emergency specially the i think they've been playing pretty well as the fires have been back and and they want tonight to. so media. >> if the warriors win on tuesday and then oklahoma city thunder beat the minnesota timberwolves. the warriors will win their bracket in advance to los vegas. a lot going on. but it's still some fun stuff. winners of that tournament. everyone gets $500,000. so a lot of money at

stake. all right. that's your look at sports. >> all right, jason, thank you. happening today, san francisco's fan expo kicks off for its second day. the convention is a place to celebrate all things big in pop culture, fans can meet star wars jet. i'm mark hamill, ewan mcgregor and learn more about anime studio ghibli. many people dress up as their favorite comic book or cartoon character. the fun happens at the moscow. nice enter through sunday. like a lot of fun. well, disney is celebrating 100 years this year and giving families a chance to experience the magic up close. the walt disney archives opened its vault of treasures, showcasing hundreds of props and costumes. nick smith takes a look. >> come with happy place. welcome. >> everybody believes the disney began with the mouse, but it actually began with the guy who lived in hermosa. that's right. the one and only walt disney was born right here in this house, which is about 3 and a half miles from where we stand right now. so chicago roots are deep with

the disney like so many people think about the little mermaid my first regulation would be pinocchio and we have those things he over to and i would love check the reference model, right? the animators will put on their best to understand the proportions of fact. there's even a live action element that we can talk about right over reference costume for the character of pinocchio. so the animators, what tape and actual actor on the fully dressed in costumes to help ide their. this is actu one of the oldest costumes in our collection. and clearly a small haha. >> in a faraway land ago, the props are with from sleeping beauty, beautiful hammered brass book with jewels on the cover. we actually took some of the art from that book reproduce take here. we were to turn the story. but page. wow. so it's almost like you're in the disney all right. now, i know you can't put a price value on something like this, but we're looking at cinderella's slipper something like this. go well,

i but i can tell you that not only do they represent the production history. >> it's a cultural history of all of these wonderful years. and so many are still looking for that girl with the way to make kevin se something recognize signs of the caribbean. captain hector barbosa that's played by the great geoffrey rush one of the examples of the absolutely remarkably detailed costumes and >> already been sent home or so great. are you going to all? this is an honor a regional voice of ariel right. you get to walk through our legacy of 100 years and right to yes, this is america things here who also had an opportunity in the 100 here to do the live action. he could be anywhere. >> our cast or crew, robbie, our director haleigh ariel. i mean, it's just a beautiful

film. this exhibition is so magical and i'm so excited for everyone to see it.

>> well, say hello to stash the terrier. he won best in show at this year's kennel club. the national dog show which aired on thanksgiving. one of my favorite programs to watch every holiday season and this little guy's from pennsylvania. he beat nearly 2000 other dogs for best in show. the owner says stash

stretch to short legs and flew around the floor and second place went to this beautiful down mission named pumpkin from new jersey. congratulations to these very good dogs. and the san francisco public library released a list of their most popular items borrow this year. prince harry spare topping the list for non-fiction and was also the library's top audio book of the year. young adult fiction hits included the summer. i turned pretty 5. jenny hahn and the hunger games by suzanne collins in the venn kept records category the dark side of the moon by pink floyd, an ever-more by taylor swift where some of the most checked out from the library. still ahead on the next hour on the phone morning news. it's time for small business saturday. >> how and where you can shop local this holiday season. plus, more hostage releases expected today between israel and hamas on the second day of the cease-fire. details coming up on the next hour of kron. 4 up on the next hour of kron. 4 news.

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morning news. pro-palestinian rallies took over the bay on black friday. protesters demanding a permanent cease-fire between israel and hamas. and a thanksgiving nightmare. police now looking for 3 people, they say rammed a car into this kohl's store. and it's small business saturday. how and where you can shop and support local this holiday season.

>> 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 is saturday, november 25th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at a pretty sweet saturday except the been on the chilly side. so prepare accordingly. maybe need the gloves could early in the morning. just a touch there as we see readings this afternoon only reach the lower to middle 60's at best tomorrow. looks like some more cloud intrusion that will be more mid 2 south bay. but here's a quick look at what it looks like at half. moon bay can't beat that beautiful start to your day. looks like a sweet saturday coming our way. no intrusion. yeah. at least not for today or even into tonight. we do have the business of this cold weather. we have to start off with you. frost advisory in the north bay valleys. that's going to be repeated tomorrow morning. they both expire at 10:00am. meanwhile, solano county,

you're looking at a freeze warning temperature check for you. we drop to 28 in a bottle. meanwhile, 50 going hunt for san francisco. 34 for santa rosa and you see down to the south, some 40's hanging on as well pick in the east bay. 49 conquered and 47 for see all the way up to meanwhile, across the mid bay here you see some yellows. they're a little bit more mild compared to the north bay. so we got better cooling that we had yesterday were probably repeat that again although that could be comparing this warnings numbers 2 tomorrow, winds are offshore, not very strong, but they're coming in from the east and the northeast. they're not going to be a major player in the weekend forecast. and in fact, we need them to be shielded, shielded from them. do the dry air and clear skies to get the maximum cooling. so with all of that, we see temperatures climb, though, with sunshine in the lower to middle 60's. and that's a good climb from some of the lows this morning in the 20's in the 30's. coming up a bit. we'll talk a bit more about what's going on for tomorrow and give you a sneak peek into what it looks like into next week. stephanie. all right, dave,

thank pro-palestinian rallies took over san francisco's union square on black friday. >> protesters demanding a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> on the busiest shopping day of the year, pro-palestine protesters flood the street in front of macy's in san francisco's union square. the group led by high schoolers wanting to disrupt shopping center's as the war continues in gaza where here to shut spending money that is going to go to israeli government. that's when the genocide. >> a youth for palestine and arab youth organizing were some of the groups bringing people together friday night. the protest comes as there is a brief pause to the violence in gaza. well, prisoners and hostages are exchanged between israel and hamas. protesters say the pause is not enough. we have been demanding a permanent ceasefire. we need a

permanent ceasefire. we do not need this temporary services and even a cease-fire. this is a humanitarian pause for hostages more than 13,000 palestinians have been killed, according to the health ministry and hamas ruled gaza and in israel, 1200 people have died since the initial attack by hamas in october bay area. youth leaders say they want people to know what they're paying attention to. what's happening in gaza were going to the next politicians. >> the next governor's, we're going to the next speakers next. actors, actresses, influencers. it's our job to show that the youth are not sign and we're never going to forget what's going on out. we're never going to get for the future reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> it was also a rally in san jose of this group marched through the apple store at the valley fair mall. the protests this started at santana row just across the street from the valley fair. this march was peaceful, but the event did disrupt some black friday traffic in the area. and protest in just happened here in the bay area in southern california, a large group

marched near the grove shopping center in los angeles and the americana in glendale in sacramento. 100 people crowded outside the arden, fair mall. every one of these groups calling for a permanent cease-fire in the conflict in the middle east. and new this morning, hamas is expected to release 14 more israeli hostages in exchange for 42 palestinians in a second prisoner swap. >> during the first day of the four-day cease-fire, hamas free. 24 hostages and israel's released. 39 palestinians later in the day. there were no americans in the first group, but president biden said he is committed to bringing them home. >> he called this deal a start. >> over the next few days, we expected dozens of hostages will return to their families. also remember all those are still being held, renew our commitment to work for their release as well. 2 american women and 1, 4, year-old child abigail, who remains among those missing. we also will not stop until we get these

hostages brought home and the answer to their whereabouts. >> the president also spoke about the need to get more humanitarian aid into the region while the four-day cease-fire is in place. he said 200 trucks stand at the egyptian border with supplies, food, medicine and water for gaza. the oakland city council plans to hold a special session monday to vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. >> councilmember carroll fife road up that legislation, the schedule there, rather, the session is scheduled at 04:00pm at city hall. we have new video of that fiery crash that shut down highway one in san mateo county. it happened around 2 o'clock friday afternoon. chp says a gmc yukon was traveling northbound when the driver came into contact with the cyclist crossed into the southbound lane, hit a truck and crashed into a tree. the driver of the yukon died on scene there. passenger and the bicyclists were taken to the hospital with injuries. investigators say the driver may have been under the influence of alcohol

or drugs. the highway shut down in both directions for about 2 hours. 86 year-old man died on thanksgiving night in a crash in concord. police say the hit and run happened just before 07:00pm in the area of oak grove road and treat boulevard. officers say the victim was a passenger in one of the cars involved in another separate crash. just a block away. he died at john muir hospital. and take a look at this. the entire produce section inside a target in emeryville is closed off after reports of a fire inside the business earlier this week, we're working to get information, more information from authorities. pleasant hill. police are looking for 3 people who crashed a van through a kohl's store thursday night as four's rob nesbitt reports. the group got away with stolen items. >> the entrance of the cold store looks very different on friday, boarded up now. but thursday night, it was a very different scene when the vehicle that crashed into the building was still here. the 3

suspects, though, we're not. it was about 07:45pm thursday when pleasant hill police received the call that this van drove to the entrance of the calls on monument boulevard. jessica robinson was near the store at the time of the crash. we weren't sure what was going on. we saw the and then we saw there. it's a ton of police cars, but we weren't sure if it was like a drunk driving thing or if it was a theft thing. according to police, it was the latter. say 3 suspects wearing mask entered the clothes store and got away with an unspecified amount of merchandise before the first responding officers arrived. shoplifting is one thing but driving a vehicle into a star that's like grand theft auto video game things. a spokesperson for kohl's tells kron 4 that despite all the broken glass and damage, the pleasant hill location was still able to open as scheduled for black friday. shoppers like walking up to the plywood with sides redirecting foot traffic. >> i think it's. >> are out here trying to support brick and mortar stores because they're struggling so much compared to online shopping. she lives in the bay area and says those smash-and-grab seem to make

headlines. she does not think it's worse than in years past. we hear a more about specific then we may be used i think crimes always been with us and always will pleasant. hill. police say that the 3 suspects fled the scene in a white sedan. anyone with information can contact the police department to help with their investigation. reporting in pleasant hill, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> for your money. have you started your holiday shopping at there's black friday, cyber monday. and today is small business saturday. proffers tiffany justice live for us now. with more on how you can support your local stores while picking up that perfect gift. tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. we have been speaking with some locally owned shops here. pacifica. they are excited about small business saturday. they have gathered to kind of organize some events today. you can see the flyer that i'm holding up in my hands right now. so this is going to shark park. did business district from 10 to 6 o'clock today. >> they have everything set up

the bay area. having many events set up. >> around the area we know here in pacifica, they have 2 events that i've mentioned that represents the city, says their commitment to many locally owned businesses. in this area. this is going to be a neighborhood wide celebration in historic downtown it's been 50 businesses taking part. there's also going to be live music and food. we also know know in san jose they're encouraging residents to shop locally as well. sport their mom pop shops down there. the city's holiday, san jose campaign highlighting more than 300 businesses and cultural experiences. they say it. 11 shopping districts there for small business saturday. the city says about a 3rd of san jose's 60,000 small businesses actually are considered micro businesses, the only employer to deny full-time employees and people are ready to support local according to a 2022 survey by american express u.s. consumers spent 17.9 billion dollars shopping independently independent retailers and restaurants on small business

saturday last year with 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday makes them want to shop and dine a locally san jose officials and actually some local owners here. telling me that this is a great opportunity for the community come out, speak with some local shop owners and get to know the area better. stephanie, back to you. >> all right. absolutely do is is nice to be able to connect, have a sense of connectivity with the your community by getting to folks who run our local businesses. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, many got into the holiday spirit with a traditional tree lighting ceremony in danville. we show you what happened here. >> plus, 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes to control of alcatraz island and claimed it as their own. we'll take a look back at that historic moment. >> shelley started it is with temperatures in some cases even below freezing. but we're looking at afternoon highs getting up to the lower 60's. that's a 30 degree jump this afternoon. thanks to all the

sunshine. little bit more cloud cover tomorrow. your weekend forecast. we come back. waterboarding news continues. welcome back to

kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. here's the glare off the bay from our mount tam or a shot here off to a good start today. >> we'll have a little bit that intrusion going on for the cloud cover tomorrow, which will get into a just a bit. first things first cold up in the north bay. we've got 30 tune santa rosa. 34 san francisco. meanwhile, hanging at 50, but a lot of east bay

numbers this morning. well, in the business of the 40's, even the upper 40's at that, the lakewood, shelley, 40 in solano county, you have that freeze warning still in place upstream. this nice little collection of cloud cover going to be kind of a little bit of a spoiler for tomorrow. it's not have a big impact on our temperatures, but it will be into the skies. so it won't be quite as sunny as today, but still looks pretty dry, at least for the weekend. so that's a plus. there. what's this deal out here? waiting for a low to develop middle of the week. it looks like we may be getting something and it may be time for the wednesday morning commute in unsettled. that sets the tone for the latter half of the week. so there's another system. it's going to be coming right out of the gulf of alaska. and yes, that will be colder in bring some mountain snows to finish off the week. futurecast for uneventful today, sunny skies. here comes the spoilers overnight here. a bit. this may impact overnight lows a little bit. as you can see, grace is up to the north bay that you get too much cloud cover. it's hard to get those temperatures to fall. now in meanwhile, across much of the east and the south bay, you see we start off with some of that cloud cover the kind

of churns as we're on the northern edge of this intrusion. so not sure what the impact is going to be in total for us yet again to see if this actually call comes together. but that's a little threaten or little bit change in the forecast. just a touch compared to the day. what we do have on the synoptic scale is a high up towards our north. that provides a bit of an offshore wind, at least at the surface. so we're going to stay dry, not your imagination. it is dry and will be tomorrow. that will change by the middle of the week. so cold start sunny in the afternoon and cool again. tomorrow's different story than early in the week. chilly starts with all of this. but sunny and cool. then wednesday it gets interesting that shower activity may be in the morning commute and then there's a secondary system covering our thursday and friday and that will be colder today. 63 for san francisco, 64 for oakland, 66 for san jose. not a lot of mercury moving across the board between each other in the locations. the microclimates. but compared to our low temperatures starting off this morning, that's a pretty good

climb. 30 degrees usually do that with dry air we haven't and oceans amount. so going drive the next couple of days, even though we're getting that intrusion of some some cloud cover tomorrow and then middle of the week, it gets interesting for some rain coming again. okay. have the umbrellas ready? yeah, definitely so for the latter portion of the week, unsettled is how we'll call all right. thanks very much, dave. it. >> okay. >> holiday spirit shining bright in downtown danville, the east bay village held its annual old oak tree lighting along diablo road. >> the event featured entertainment, hot beverages and of course, santa dan. those mayor called it a great kickoff to the holiday season. >> just finished. probably one of my favorite holidays w the time thanksgiving. move right into the holiday season is incredible. you help me hold it. >> the event closed down

several streets, but the roads have since reopened. in fairfield, police are partnering with solano town center hall center mall management to prevent retail crime. the department is increasing police presence inside and outside the mall and surrounding areas. officers are also working with local loss prevention teams to curb shoplifting and stop retail theft. police are encouraging consumers to avoid late night or early morning shopping to keep themselves safe. and when you're shopping with your kids, it's recommended you hold on to their hand and have a location to meet. if you happen to separate from each other. police also recommend shoppers keep their purses and wallets somewhere. that might be a little closer to the body. make it more difficult for any thieves to potentially reach. as cyber monday is around the corner. experts are warning shoppers about online scams. these can include urgent request for updated billing information and fake tracking notifications sent as an e-mail attachment or a lake other cms. you want to watch

out for include fake charities or social media accounts and empty or stolen gift cards. experts suggest only buying gift cards from official stores or websites. palisades tahoe was celebrating opening week on the slopes. many resorts made their own snow this year. other resorts open include heavenly mount rose and northstar. lots of options for you. closer to home and check. christmas is back to san jose's paypal park. it's a light maze decked with christmas trees of christmas village and an ice skating trail. how cool? well, the event is open through the end of december and tickets are now on sale. also at san jose christmas in the park is back. i remember this tradition going up. organizers are welcoming visitors downtown to check out 40 musical, an animated exhibits, glittering lights and a 60 foot tree. >> friday also marked a native american heritage day. 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes to control

about that rise island and proclaimed it as their own. well sogomonian reports. >> more than 1.4 million people visit island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatraz is best known for the country's most feared federal penitentiary where the worst of the worst were locked up. but in 1963, the prison was shut down serve no purpose for years. that in 1969, a group set forth to claim the 22 acres and draw attention to rpthe genocide committed agains all native americans establishing a cultural center at the site. they're live in protest, gained national attention. doctor lynn nato war jack, who led the occupation alongside richard oaks is heading back to the island to instead lead a tour as the vote approaches. alcatraz traces of their decades-old demonstration come into view red paint at the front entrance reads indian land. >> it was exciting. we wanted to do something to help our people in. fighting for.

writes in enforcement of cheese. is the only thing that we could do that was positive in the right direction for jack. explain. the occupiers were guided by the understanding that >> federal surplus property reverts back to native americans if they claim so for the next year and a half, about 400 natives from far and wide use the abandoned prison as a home. they went by the name indians of all tribes. everyone cooked cleaned and took care of their kids. meanwhile, war jack oaks and their spokesperson, john truddell addressed the media and tried to establish talks with the u.s. government. she says a negotiator refused to do so saying that they were too young and militant which the group tonight given their peaceful approach, but not all american indians back the occupation. a letter expressing opposition was written to the president by members of the local aloni tribe who never received a federally recognized

reservation. it read in part, those were squatting on this rock are mainly from other states. if the united states is ready to d this land to anyone. we claim that right. we will immediately restore it as a natural wildlife sanctuary in a way station for all people navigating the bay. we can't help but be who we >> this the place that we wanted occupy. it had international press. so the media is really important for live or die by the press. and we didn't have any. we never had any knowledge for anything that we ever 5, 4, and people we >> although the occupiers were eventually forced out by federal agents in 1971. more jack credits a protest for other forms of progress for indigenous people. and today, tourists who flock to the rock

learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. pales in comparison to the grand vision jack and her supporters had more. jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a suspect trying to drive off in a stolen vehicle. they almost got away with

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no front plate. the driver was arrested. the vehicle turned back to its owner. if the nation other driver arrested after they tried to get away with a stolen car. but police say overnight they spotted this paper license plate on the vehicle traveling down east second avenue. the car been stolen out of alameda officers arrested the driver. a 38 year-old woman. and in concord to families are getting help from the red cross after their homes were damaged in a fire. fire crews say just before 4 friday they got calls about a tree on fire outside a home in the area of sunshine for ivan haven court. the flames spread to 2 homes causing extensive amount of damage. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire under investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, chp has maximum enforcement period is now in effect. >> reminder to drivers this morning. kron 4 once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. if you know a special woman making a

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. it is small business saturday where you can find that perfect holiday gift while supporting the local economy and scammers now posing as companies like amazon. the warning signs to keep an eye out for. we'll get back to those stories in just a moment. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast this satnrday. >> davis bars in the weather center with the latest on everything we need to days.

>> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. to get everybody in the holiday spirit. yes, chilly to start. and that could be the case again tomorrow. little bit fly in the ointment, if you will. just a touch. here is a looks like some cloud cover will come by the morning hours to cover parts of the ba . and it looks like that. what kind of stick around a bit into the afternoon now. here's a live shot of sfo. should get this out of the way. looks pretty good today. no delays being reported out that way. meanwhile, this cold weather we're talking about frost advisory for those valleys up in the north bay solano county. meanwhile, as a freeze warning that expires at 10 this morning reinstated rinse, repeat for tomorrow as well. even though we do have that cloud cover. interesting up offshore wind. so there's a bit of a breeze. hang on. it's all coming from the land breeze department. so that keeps us in the dry sector, at least until early next week that we don't see any interference for today. so let's keep it mostly sunny, maybe some high clouds and all that. but tomorrow looks like some scattered clouds going on for good chunk of the bay temperature. check for you. we have 30's up north of 40's for

the east bay. already 50 antioch, upper 40's line up the east bay shoreline and 54 half moon bay with 52 san francisco. and there's the contrast to 24 hours ago a little bit more, a little warmer for the east bay than resterday. cooler. meanwhile, up north, so quite a nice jump, though, from this morning when you consider the temperatures in the 30's for highs today in lower 60's as a 30 degree jump and you do that you with dry air again tomorrow, looking out for some scattered clouds will get more into that. plus, the unsettled weather. we're looking for the middle of next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the san jose mom accused of exposing and killing her toddler with fentanyl and meth poisoning is in custody. kelly richardson now faces a murder charge according to court documents, richardson and the toddler's father, derek rayo had fentanyl and opioids in their system at the time of their daughter's death in august. investigators say the parents then waited more than 12 hours before calling police. >> so much product devices

were text messages social media, messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> rio is being held in jail without bail. his next court appearance scheduled for monday afternoon. and it's been a few nights for law enforcement. san mateo police say suspected dui driver crashed into a tree friday evening and the area of south el camino real and 20th avenue northbound lanes were partially blocked. police say this is the driver second dui arrest. is that repel? police say a suspected drunk driver caused this rollover crash friday morning at the area of lincoln avenue and prospect drive. police say the driver had a blood alcohol content twice. the legal limit and incredibly no one was injured in this crash. and a reminder the california highway patrol is out in full force this weekend. the agency has

maximum enforcement period is in effect through sunday night. chp hopes to reduce the number of crashes, injuries and deaths. they say last thanksgiving. 37 people died in crashes and more than 1000 drivers arrested for dui. new this morning morning former san mateo county sheriff and county supervisor don horsley has passed away. he started his career at the san mateo county sheriff's office. back in 1972, he was later elected sheriff of san mateo county where he served until 2007. continued his public service in 2010 after being elected to the san mateo county board of supervisors. on the peninsula in mateo county, officials opened up emergency shelter beds due to the chilly weather. these will be available until monday. the county says anyone experiencing a housing crisis can reach out for referrals to shelters. >> a post holiday had kits the say the official visitors information account for the city. >> visit berkeley has lost control of its x account. this

was discovered friday after someone made inappropriate posts on the page visit berkeley confirmed to kron 4 that the recent post due to foreign interference and they are now investigating. help to spend services between san jose dear don and tame station starting next week. the agency is working on replacing the diesel run trains with new electric ones. the buses will be provided between the stations for free. the end is near for paper bar tickets. part will stop accepting them starting next thursday. this change comes as the transit agency out new fare gates. your money, if you have not yet started your holiday shopping yet. we know there is black friday cyber monday and of course, today, small business saturday kron four's tiffany justice is live for us down with more on how you can support your local stores while picking out that perfect gift. a tiffany. yes, good morning, stephanie. there are a lot of gray locally owned

shops here in actually spoke with a few owners this morning and they are excited about small business saturday. you've got cities. >> all around the bay area encouraging their residents to shop local, specifically definitely today, right? for small business saturday here at pacifica, they have 2 events. they say that represents the city's commitment to the many locally owned businesses in the area. this is going to be a neighborhood white celebration. they say in historic downtown pacific up. >> with 50 businesses taking part, there's also going to be live music and food. we also know in san jose. >> they're encouraging residents to shop local as well to support those mom and pop shops. the city's holiday san jose campaign will highlight. >> 300 businesses and cultural experiences. they say 11 shopping districts there for small business saturday. the city says about a 3rd of san jose's 60,000 small businesses are actually considered micro businesses with only 2 to 9 full-time employees. and

people are ready to support local according to a 2022 survey by american express u.s.. consumers spent 17.9 million or billion dollar shopping independently last year with independent retailers and restaurants for small business saturday last year with 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday make some want to shop and dine more locally. >> well, we started in 2012 january january, 1st of 2012 for just wholesale. and then covid happened and we had to do home deliveries and then people like the product. this was available early this year. and so here we are going on a new number 2 for retail. it's great. i pacific is small community that starting come on on the upper right now. and so we have where i'm at that

downtown historic, a pacifica. >> opportunity for residents to get outside and get to know these local shops as well. stephanie, back to you. >> right. thank you so much for that information, tiffany and so important to support our local businesses this holiday season as well. >> amazon handles billions of deliveries during the holidays and criminals are trying to take advantage of shoppers. >> melissa meyers explains. >> the company says scammers are pretending to be amazon and sending out e-mails with an attachment like this example, which says your account will be suspended or put on hold and tries to trick you into giving up log-in credentials or payment information. some prime members are even receiving fake text calls and emails claiming there's a membership issue that requires payment or bank information so far this year. we've >> taking down over 45,000 websites taken down over 15,000 phone numbers the bad actors have been using. the

fbi says 12,000 americans reported losing money during last year's holiday shopping season. >> those scams include social media posts offering gift cards online surveys designed to steal personal information and fake messages advertising hard to find items and it turns out it's taking you to a fake web site with a lot of times really, too good to be true prices items that may be out stop elsewhere. melanie mcgovern, with the better business bureau says delivery scams are also common with criminals posing as your delivery service and sending out tax with fake links designed to steal information. don't click on the don't give them any information. we definitely encourage everybody to go to the website of the delivery service directly. experts say thinking twice before you click on a link can save you from becoming a scam victim. >> and that was melissa meyers reporting for us. amazon says it shut down 45,000 sites and more than 15,000 scam numbers. derek chauvin, the former

police officer convicted of killing george floyd has been stabbed and seriously injured in prison. the former minneapolis police officer is serving time federal prison in arizona. the bureau of prisons confirmed an inmate was assaulted and that workers performed lifesaving measures before the inmate was taken to a hospital. learning more about the husband and wife killed in that fiery crash at the u.s. canada border crossing wednesday. they've been identified as 53 year-old kurt villani and his wife. 53 year-old monica belonging. their car struck a curb, hit a guardrail and went airborne before exploding at the rainbow bridge crossing near niagara falls. according to investigators, officials say the pair were traveling at a high rate of speed. investigators believe mechanical failure may be to blame. well, your health scientists at uc davis are paving the way for a potential new cancer treatment news. nation's kelsey kernstine explains. >> scientists are calling it a potential cancer treatment breakthrough. you get targeted

specific killing of those sales that are potentially going to do you harm. and then the healthy cells are left untouched. that is just ideal. researchers from the uc davis comprehensive cancer center say they've located a so-called kill switch that can eliminate cancer cells. according to a new study published in the journal cell death and differentiation. this is this is buddy. >> is a game changer. doctor joe tender to share saying is the senior author of the study and says the combination of immunotherapy along with the activation of this new kill switch could revolutionize how doctors treat cancer has sort of 1, 2 punch like a boxing game. >> you can keep boxing box, a person on valley and it take for our 2 of them. and even opponent. but you can make a right jen right plays you can really intimidated. doctor to share, saying says his team found a certain receptor that they believe can send a signal that causes cancer cells to self-destruct. however, the new research comes with that

shortfalls and limitations. there aren't enough clinical trials and far shown to be most effective in treating liquid cancers, not tumors, liquid cancers are generally those cancers that are blood cancer. so >> things like leukemia where the sales aren't loosen circulating and so not a solid tumor. solid tumors are lung or ovarian cancers are cancers that are solid cancers. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, sneaker waves are returning to the bay area. we have a list of the counties affected and the warriors and had a rough few weeks leading up to their game against the spurs. walk you through the highlights. plus, disney is opening its vaults of treasures. we take you inside. >> it kind of a chilly day today going on as we start the day in the 30's and 40's will get up to the lower to middle 60's and that's at best well inland. a look at forecast for

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>> a warning for beachgoers this weekend. experts say there's potential for dangerous sneaker waves lasting into sunday. a warning has been issued from sonoma to monterey county. and taking a live look now from our sutro camera. hello, san francisco. looking so beautiful under the sunshine there and looking like a beautiful day out on the bay, too. let's check in now with david. more on what

we need to know when it comes our weather today. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and also pretty sweet happen and a half moon bay is the son joins us glittering off of the ocean as you can check it out, too. >> could be done to the story. looks like tomorrow as we see the intrusion of surface clouds that will kind of cover up the sun bit. it looks like a temperatures if you're headed up to tahoe, by the way, the next couple of days, highs, lower 40's mike into the middle 40's by tuesday. latter portion a week different story because it looks like we're watching a series of systems that will probably bring some snows. want to go to the winds real quick. they're offshore for the most part over the next 48 hours. northerly or northeast or direct east that's continues to bring in the dry air that we pretty much have in place. now, upstream is far is whether producers that's the cluster of cloud cover. i reference that's basically our sunday. it's not the whole bay entirely, but it looks to kind of gang up a little bit in the south bay of see that in the forecast models and then out the stream. this guy's got to get its act together and we'll see a little cut off low develop. and that looks like it will bring us some unsettled weather for your

wednesday morning in our system comes out of the gulf of alaska. this is the season we're getting into this to start getting these systems dropping south. first things first, let's get to the mid portion of the week. there's that low developing. you see it favors the south, but it gives us a shot of rain might be for the morning commute here on wednesday. then we get a break. and then another dose. this coming from the northwest shore to be colder. notice the snows that your thursday, maybe lingering friday weekend. this is a bit more iffy because the models don't agree with this. so we may not actually get something materialize, but just be forewarned, is that chance we might see a little bit more of the induction of rain into the weekend forecast next weekend. 4 zone forecast today, though. 63 with pretty good sunshine, lower 60's to the coast and we're actually to see numbers like that even well inland to burlingame. 62, not much the way variety here. 65 for foster city. 61 mountain view mid 60's for the south bay east bay shoreline, lower 60's pretty much the same as you can see. well, inland. 61,

walnut creek and concord, although they're not as cold as the north bay numbers to start today. 64 frr oakland, 63 richmond, the lady with 60 62 fairfield and 62 up to napa santa rosa at about 65 now in that seven-day forecast, there's the change on wednesday. unsettled to finish the week. that will be breaks in this and may see some sun come out. but you see what temperatures also dropped a bit more as well. so that will be cold to finish off the week more than winter, like spirit for all right. nice to know that. it's already a like a bit like the holiday season. well, whether the other thing too, is walking to the middle article winter, we get to december 1st. so i guess that's kind of timed out. right okay. all right. thank you, universe. they okay. >> all right. well, the warriors have had a rough couple of last week's, but did they make up for it when they took on the san antonio spurs kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the details. >> the warriors have had a rough couple of weeks, but the good news is that one of their defensive stoppers is back came back on friday. gp 2 is

back in the lineup after missing 3 games with an ankle injury. >> the warriors hosted the spurs and steph curry welcomed the nba's number one overall pick victor wembanyama even all everything type player leon county johnson. find them on the break. easy it is for him to just took guy 7 forearms down to a shin. pretty nice. 3rd quarter. great defense by daario. sorry. she stripped zach collins cb 3 lead to break. i step in the corner. 3 points. warriors up night. later in the quarter. the warriors up 12 great ball movement. stephen dp goes around, victor, this time too, had a nice game. 4th quarter. it's still a 12 point game. klay gets the long rebound gets it ahead to jonathan kuminga. easy dunk. having fun. 13 point game in the 4th quarter.

sorry had been all over this highlight in this cause. he had a great game 20 points on the night. 4, 3, pointers. that was one of them. and finally, what is a warrior highlight without curry dagger. 7th straight game. 35.4 years when one, 18, one, 12, steph curry talk after the game about tuesday. important matchup. remember, is in-season tournament that the final game of the warriors could win? >> you know, we have to win a stay in it. and no, have to approach it that way. so i know they're going to it's going to be a fun atmosphere. we we know well, so. we know what to expect. just have to execute and have urgency, especially the think they've been playing pretty well since the fires have been back and another one tonight, too. so big, big deal. >> if the warriors win on

tuesday and then oklahoma city thunder beat the minnesota timberwolves. the warriors will win their bracket in advance to los vegas. a lot going on. but it's still some fun stuff. winners of that tournament. everyone gets $500,000. so a lot of money at stake. all right. that's your look at sports. >> happening today, francisco's fan expo kicks off for its second day. the convention is a place to celebrate all things happening in pop culture, fans can meet star wars jedi. i'm mark hamill, human ewan mcgregor and even learn more about anime studio ghibli and many people. just a bizarre favorite comic book our cartoon character at these events. and the fund happens at the moscone center through sunday. so if you plan to head out, there are certainly a lot of expected. and disney is celebrating 100 years this year and giving families the chance to experience the magic up close. >> the walt disney archives opened its vault of treasures, showcasing hundreds of props and costumes. nick smith takes

a look. >> come with happy place. welcome. >> everybody believes the disney began with the mouse, but it actually began with the guy who lived in hermosa. that's right. the one and only walt disney was born right here in this house, which is about 3 and a half miles from where we stand right now. so chicago roots are deep with the disney like so many people think about little mermaid my first regulation would nokia and we have those things he over to and i would love check the reference model, right? the animators will put on their desk to understand the proportions of nokia. fact, there's even a live action element that we can talk about right over reference costume for the character of pinocchio. so the animators, what tape and actual actor on the fully dressed in costumes to help guide their. this is actually one of the oldest costumes in our collection. clearly a small haha. >> in a faraway land ago, the props from sleeping beauty. the beautiful hammered brass book with jewels on the cover.

we actually took some of the art from that book reproduce take here. we were to turn the story. but page. wow. so it's almost like you're in the disney all right. now, i know you can't put a price value on something like this, but we're looking at cinderella's slipper something like this. go for. well, i but i can teonl represent the production history. >> that's a cultural history of all of these wonderful years. and so many are still looking for that girl with all way to make kevin se something recognize of the caribbean. captain hector barbosa, that's played by the great geoffrey rush. this is one of the examples of the absolutely remarkably detailed costumes and our collection >> already been sent home or i'm so great. how are you going all? this is an honor a regional voice ariel you get to walk through our legacy of

100 years and it's a yes, this is a medical things here who also had an opportunity in the 100 here to do the live to be meeting with. our cast or crew. robbie, our director haleigh ariel. i mean, it's just a beautiful this exhibition is so magical and i'm so excited for everyone to see it. see it. >> we'll be right back.

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>> still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. it's time for small business saturday. how and where you can shop local this holiday season. plus, more hostage releases expected today between israel and hamas on the second day of the cease-fire. cease-fire. >> as the world keeps moving, help prevent covid-19 from breaking your momentum. you may have already been vaccinated against the flu, but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. that is definitely him. dude, that's just a guy taking a little break with a peppermint frosty. -going in. -what? hello? you've got something right there... yup that's real! and now get 20% off in the wendy's app when you include a frosty.

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say rammed a car into this whole story. and it's small business saturday. how and where you can shop and support local this holiday season. >> 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 25th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're starting things off on a chilly note, though, with clear skies in the dry air. well, we had physics do its work. so temperatures went down, taking those windshield areas and sometimes that's why some of the valley's get the strap to cold air is more dense falls. and if you don't have some mixing going on, it's hard kind of mix that up. so get stuck in those valleys, which is how we start the day off today. so a little bit on the chilly side with some of the readings into the 30's sfo. just checking in. no delays happening out that way. and no cloud intrusion for us today expected maybe just some

high clouds, but it looks like by late tonight tomorrow morning. i start to see some cloud cover developing parts of the bay. basically mid bay and south is where that's going to hover a bit. keep it fairly clear on the north bay, which we need to have frost who returns. so the frost advisory, it's to expire 10 o'clock today but be reinstated again tonight at 10 in for the overnight. meanwhile, solano county, you're looking at a freeze warning again on both days. temperature check for you. a big improvement, although still chilly. 39 42 up to santa rosa in some 50's off to the east bay. already. and we see some down to the south to contrast for you a little cooler this morning than yesterday and numbers right on target in parts of the east bay. those winds pretty much offshore. they're going to be that way today tonight, tomorrow, although not real heavy. so a little bit of a breeze, but helps reinforce some of the dry air that we already have in place. so keep it sunny. temperatures will ultimately get to the lower 60's. but upper 50's you can see for much of the day, a little different story for tomorrow and some unsettled weather for next week. and again, all of that and a bit,

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> pro-palestinian rallies took over san francisco's union square on black friday. protesters demanding a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas force. dan thorn has the details. >> on the busiest shopping day of the year, pro-palestine protesters flood the street in front of macy's in san francisco's union square. the group led by high schoolers wanting to disrupt shopping center's as the war continues in gaza where here to shut spending money that is going to go to israeli government. that's one sign. >> a youth for palestine and arab youth organizing were some of the groups bringing people together friday night. the protest comes as there is a brief pause to the violence in gaza. well, prisoners and hostages are exchanged between israel and hamas. protesters say the pause is not enough. we have been demanding a

permanent ceasefire. we need a permanent ceasefire. we do not need this temporary and even a cease-fire. this is a humanitarian pause for hostages more than 13,000 palestinians have been killed, according to the health ministry and hamas ruled gaza and in israel, 1200 people have died since the initial attack by hamas in october bay area. youth leaders say they want people to know they're paying attention to what's happening in gaza were going to the next politicians. >> the next governor's, we're going to the next speakers next. actors, actresses, influencers. it's our job to show that the youth are not signed and we're never going to forget what's going on out. we're never going to get for the future reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> there was also a rally in san jose. this group marched through the apple store at the valley fair mall. the protests the protests began across the street at santana row. the march was peaceful. but the event did disrupt some black friday traffic in the area. and the protests did not just happen here in the bay area in southern california, a large group marched near the grove

shopping center in los angeles and the americana in glendale in sacramento, 100 people crowded outside the arden, fair mall. every one of these groups calling for a permanent cease-fire in the conflict in the middle east. and new this morning, hamas is expected to release 40 more israeli hostages in exchange for 42 palestinians in a second prisoner swap during the first day of the four-day cease-fire hamas free. 24 hostages and israel released 39 palestinians later in the day. there were no americans in the first group, but president biden said he is committed to bringing them home. he called the deal a star. >> over the next few days, we expected dozens of hostages will return to their families. also remember all those are still being held, renew our commitment to work for their release as well. 2 american women and 1, 4, year-old child abigail, who remains among those missing. also will not stop until we get these hostages brought home and the

answer to their whereabouts. >> the president also spoke about the need to get more humanitarian aid into the region while that four-day cease-fire is in place. he said 200 trucks stand at the egyptian border with supplies like food, medicine and water for gaza. the oakland city council plans to hold a special session monday to vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll doubt that legislation and the session is scheduled at 04:00pm at city hall. and we have new video of the fiery crash that shut down highway one in san mateo county. this happened around 2 friday afternoon. chp says a gmc yukon was traveling northbound when the driver came into contact with the bicycle bicyclist crossed into the southbound lane, hit a truck and crashed into a tree. the driver of the yukon died on scene. the passenger and the bicyclists were taken to the hospital with injuries. investigators say the driver may have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the highway shut down in both

directions for about 2 hours. 86 year-old man died on thanksgiving night in a crash in concord. police say the hit and run happened just before 07:00pm in the area of oak grove road and treat boulevard. officers say the victim was a passenger in one of the cars involved in another separate crash. just a block away. he died john muir hospital. and take a look. this is the entire produce section inside. a target in emeryville is closed off after reports a fire inside the business earlier this week. we're working to get more information from authorities. pleasant hill. police are looking for 3 people who crashed a van through a kohl's store thursday night as kron four's rob nesbitt reports. the group got away with stolen items. >> the entrance of the cold store looks very different on friday, boarded up now. but thursday night, it was a very different scene when the vehicle that crashed into the building was still here. the 3 suspects, though, we're not. it was about 07:45pm thursday when pleasant hill police received the call that this

van drove to the entrance of the calls on monument boulevard. jessica robinson was near the store at the time of the crash. we weren't sure what was going on. we saw the and then we saw there. it's a ton of police cars, but we weren't sure if it was like a drunk driving thing or if it was a theft thing. according to police, it was the latter. say 3 suspects wearing mask entered the clothes store and got away with an unspecified amount of merchandise before the first responding officers arrived. shoplifting is one thing but driving a vehicle into a star that's like grand theft auto video game things. a spokesperson for kohl's tells kron 4 that despite all the broken glass and damage, the pleasant hill location was still able to open as scheduled for black friday. shoppers like walking up to the plywood with signs redirecting foot traffic. >> i think it's. >> are out here trying to support brick and mortar stores because they're struggling so much compared to online shopping. she lives in the bay area and says those smash-and-grab seem to make headlines. she does not think it's worse than in years past. we hear a more about specific

then we may be used to. think crimes always been with us and always will pleasant. hill. police say that the 3 suspects fled the scene in a white sedan. anyone with information can contact the police department to help with their investigation. reporting in pleasant hill, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> for your money. have you started your holiday shopping yet those black friday and cyber monday and today is small business saturday. four's tiffany justice is live in with more on how you can support your local stores picking out that perfect gift. a tiffany. >> yes, exactly, stephanie. good morning. today is small business saturday and cities across the bay area have set up some events to encourage residents to shop local, including right here in pacifica for small business saturday. they have an event starting today that will start at 10 o'clock this morning and will go until 6 pm this afternoon. let me go and hand that we do know they have 2 events. they say, though, represent the city's commitment to the many locally owned businesses in the area.

this is going to be a neighborhood wide celebration in sorry, downtown pacifica with 50 businesses taking part. there's also going to be live music some food. we also know in san jose they're encouraging residents to shop local as well to support those mom and pop shops. the city's holiday san jose campaign highlights 300 businesses and cultural experiences. they say and 11 shopping districts for small business saturday. the city says about a 3rd of san jose's 60,000 small businesses are actually considered micro businesses only employing 2 to 9 full-time employees and people are ready to support local businesses, according to a 2022 survey by american express u.s. consumers spent 17.9 billion dollar shopping independently. independent retailers and restaurants on small business saturday last year with 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday makes them want to shop and dine locally. we spoke with dave of dave's bagels. well, we started in 2012 january

january, 1st of 2012 for just >> wholesale. and then covid happened and we had to do home deliveries and then people like the product. this was available earlier this year. and so here we are going on a number 2 for retail. it's great. i pacific small community that starting come on up right now. and so we have where i'm at that downtown historic of pacifica. >> we spoke with this morning. they're excited about small business saturday, encouraging the locals to come out, get to know them, get to know their shop and hopefully find some unique gifts this holiday season. stephanie, back to you. >> way to connect with your local neighborhood stores and

get to know people in your community to through small business saturday. thanks so much, tiffany. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. many got into the holiday spirit with a traditional tree lighting ceremony in danville. we take you inside. plus, 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes took control of alcatraz island claimed it as their own. we'll take a look back at that historic moment. >> we're looking at pretty much wall to wall sunshine for today. we'll get those temperatures inland into the lower 60's, even at the coast to some a lot of variety with temperatures going on tomorrow, a little bit more intrusion from cloud cover. look at that weekend forecast. we come back on 4 morning news continues.

>> and with that, the holiday spirit is shining bright in downtown danville. the east bay village held its annual old oak tree lighting along the outer road. that event featured entertainment, hot beverages and of course, santa claus. dan, those mayor called it a great kickoff to the holiday season. >> we just finished probably one of my favorite holidays w the time thanksgiving. we'll move right into the holiday season is incredible. help you hold it. >> happy holidays will be event closed down several streets downtown. the roads have since reopened. so if you're in danville, take the time enjoy. and let's take a live look now at san francisco from our mount tam camera. gorgeous view of the bay from here. just a nice sight to

wake up to this morning day. it is beautiful with that. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline looking sweet as well. blue skies, blue bay. >> that's going to stick around all day today. in fact, a lot of the forces are working in our favor, even if we had fog, that would be eaten away very easily because you go upstairs about 10,000 feet or so. we're talking dry air like the arctic, 50 degrees below 0 for dew point values way up there. and they would have no problem eating away at the fog temperature. check for you. we have a lot of 50's off to the east bay up north 40's. 54 san francisco. 48 for san jose. the setup looks like some cloud intrusion tomorrow from that little cluster you see out here, this big job be out towards our west. that develop into a low and that as a player for the middle of the week, timing looks like that may affect your wednesday morning commute and then unsettled weather to kind of finish the week. we're looking for successive system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will be cold out and that will deliver some mountain snows up to tahoe by the

weekend. let's get back to what's going on over the next 48 hour. time period today, wall to wall sunshine for most part. and then here you see the cloud intrusion overnight. notice how it doesn't really touch too much of the north bay. if we get too much up there, that will probably do away with a frost advisory in the freeze warning in solano county because that will cover up the skies. it's harder for it to cool down a bit more so but it looks like it won't do so. and we're in the northern edge even at that. so with the cloud cover in our backyard tomorrow, there's still the hope that it might sink a little further south. but today, more sunshine tomorrow. same deal except will be the cloud cover intrusion. let's get to what's going on the map. big high pressure zone or north. that's kind of for providing the insulation offshore winds, which will continue all weekend long. so those dry conditions at the surface are not going to change. the game plan is but basically a cold start. sunny for the afternoon. cool again. the dedham of some cloud cover tomorrow. early in the week. chilly starts but sunny and o% cool. middle of the week. now wednesday looks like we're going to get that shower

activity. it looks like it will happen for the morning commute. unsettled for your thursday into friday as well. so a little bit up in the air on next weekend. there there is possibly might see some showers continue. 63 san francisco, 64 oakland, 66 going on for san jose. pretty much what you can see across the board. that's one of the warmer numbers are actually looking at lower 60's, even in the far east bay course have more on that 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit longer. that extended one as well. we'll get more into that unsettled weather mid to latter portion of the week. alright, looking forward to a day. thanks so much all. >> in fairfield, police are partnering with solano town center mall management to prevent retail crime. the department is increasing police presence inside and outside the mall and surrounding areas. officers are also working with local loss prevention teams to curb shoplifting and stop retail theft. now, police are encouraging consumers to avoid late night or early morning some safety guidelines here. and if you're shopping with your kids, its rec recommended that you hold on to their hands and have a location in

the if you happen to separate from each other. police also recommend that shoppers keep their purses and wallets somewhere where it's going to be more difficult for thieves to reach. palisades tahoe is celebrating opening week on the slopes. many resorts making their own snow this year. now other resorts open include heavenly mount rose and northstar. so lots of options for those of you who enjoy a winter sports looks like a good time out there and closer to home and chant. christmas is back at san jose's paypal park. check this out. isn't that pretty? it's a light maze decked with christmas lights, a christmas village, even an ice skating trail. the event is open through the end of december. and tickets are now on sale. also at san jose christmas in the park is back. organizers are welcoming visitors downtown. check out 40 musical, an animated exhibits glittering lights and a 60 foot tree. i remember going to this when i was a kid and it really is a fantastic time. very, very

>> well, friday also marked native american heritage day. 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes took control of alcatraz island and proclaimed it as their own proffers. ella sogomonian reports. >> more than 1.4 million people visit island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatraz is best known for the country's most feared federal penitentiary where the worst of the worst were locked up. but in 1963, the prison was shut down serve no purpose for years. that in 1969, a group set forth to claim the 22 acres and draw attention to the genocide committed against all native americans establishing a cultural center at the site. they're live in protest, gained national attention. doctor lynn nato war jack, who led the occupation alongside richard oaks is heading back to the island to instead lead a tour as the vote approaches. alcatraz traces of their decades-old demonstration come into view red paint at the front entrance reads indian

land. >> it was exciting. we wanted to do something to help our people in. fighting for rising enforcement cheese. is the only thing that we could do that was positive in the right direction for jack. explain. the occupiers were guided by the understanding that >> federal surplus property reverts back to native americans if they claim so for the next year and a half, about 400 natives from far and wide use the abandoned prison as a home. they went by the name indians of all tribes. everyone cooked cleaned and took care of their kids. meanwhile, war jack oaks and their spokesperson, john truddell addressed the media and tried to establish talks with the u.s. government. she says a negotiator refused to do so saying that they were too young and there were 10 which the group tonight given their peaceful approach, but not all american indians back the occupation. a letter

expressing opposition was written to the president by memoers of the local aloni tribe who never received a federally recognized reservation. it read in part, those were squatting on this rock are mainly from other states. if the united states is ready to d this land to anyone. we claim that right. we will immediately restore it as a natural wildlife sanctuary in a way station for all people navigating the bay. we can't help but be who we >> this the place that we wanted occupy. it had international press. so the media is really important for live or die by the press. and we didn't have any. we never had any knowledge for anything that we ever 5, 4, and people we >> although the occupiers were eventually forced out by federal agents in 1971. more

jack credits a protest for other forms of progress for indigenous people. and today, tourists who flock to the rock learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. pales in comparison to the grand vision jack and her supporters had more. jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a suspect trying to drive off in a stolen vehicle. how they almost got away with

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>> our police have now recorded for overdose cases within 2 days. the latest happened at the fremont station thursday afternoon. an officer administered one dose of narcan. the man was taken to the hospital for treatment and evaluated. we told you about the first 3 cases thursday. 2 of them were fatal. the first happened at fruitvale station in oakland around 6.20, on wednesday night. the second just hours later around 11:30pm, at the powell street station in san francisco. both men were given narcan, but neither survived. police found a 3rd overdose victim at the richmond station at one 20 thursday morning. he regained consciousness after 3 doses of narcan and is expected to survive.

meanwhile, police say they found 40 oxy pills inside a car stolen out of oakland. police pulled over the driver early friday morning near grand and fairview avenues. the current no headlights and no front plate. the driver was arrested. the vehicle turned over to its own. and the nation other driver arrested after they tried to get away with a stolen car. benicia police say overnight they spotted this paper license plate on the vehicle traveling down east second avenue. the car had been stolen out of alameda officers arrested the driver. a 38 year-old woman. 2 families are getting help from the red cross after their homes were damaged in a fire. crews say just before 4 friday they got calls about a tree on fire outside a home in the area of sunshine. drive-in haven court. the flames spread to 2 homes causing extensive amounts of damage. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, chp, maximum enforcement period is now in

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. it is small business saturday where you can find that perfect holiday gift while supporting the local economy and scammers now

posing as companies like amazon. the warning signs to keep an eye out for. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. but let's start you off this half hour at 9.29. this saturday morning with dave sphar has got the latest on our weather conditions a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little chilly to start things off. we're going to repeat that. it looks like for tomorrow these clear skies, not much the way of winds and >> dry air, all working in tandem, letting temperatures fall in some cases. this morning we saw some numbers dip into the upper 20's. so we do see some cloud cover coming tomorrow. us that may impact this a little bit as we start the day. but here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. you see blue bay blue skies. so saturday looks pretty sweet. so back this cold stuff we do have a frost advisory that will be reimposed tonight and that's going to cover the north bay valleys in solano county. you're looking at a freeze warning that's going to be repeated again for tonight and into tomorrow. most the cloud cover that's coming in. that will probably be mid to south bay. there are your winds offshore from the north and

from the east, just reinforcing the dry air that's already in place. no threats from the storm tracker we can see here. so we'll keep it mostly sunny temperature check were already in the 50's up to napa along the peninsula and out of the south a little bit. 48 san jose, but a lot of 50's for the east bay. in contrast to yesterday, just trailing a few degrees. we've caught up pretty well. 2 of the numbers we had this time from yesterday in the breakdown puts us in the lower to middle 60's. couple spots may get the mid sixties today. pretty much the same again tomorrow except the intrusion of some cloud cover. but the bigger issue will be of change happening for the middle to latter portion of next week. looks like another unsettled weather pattern. little series coming our way. more details on that in your 4 zone stephanie. all right. thank you. now to breaking news we are learning hostage exchange plan between and hamas. >> hamas now delaying the release of the second group of hostages. they claim that israel has not complied with the deal's terms and failed to

deliver enough aid. hamas has not specified how long they plan to extend this delay. it was just yesterday that hamas exchanged 14 israeli hostages for 42 palestinians. we're getting a live look right now what appears to be some trucks parked out overseas is i am the check in with my producer figure out exactly where this is. it looks like you can see one of the israeli flags flying from one of the trucks. this is in the west bank area and it looks like they are standing by for potentially for the directions on how how in terms of for in terms of, you know, whether or not to make this a prisoner swap. we are going to follow this closely and bring you more details as soon as we get them into our newsroom. but as of now, that pop, that prisoner exchange does appear to be delayed for the time being. >> and just in to the kron, 4 morning news room back here at home at the san jose mom accused of exposing and

killing her toddler with fentanyl and meth poisoning is in custody and we'll have a hearing monday at noon kelly richardson now faces a murder charge according to court documents, richardson and the toddler's father, derek rayo had fentanyl and opioids in their system at the time of their daughter's death in august. investigators say the parents then waited more than 12 hours before calling police. >> on these electronic devices were text messages social media messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> gray was being held in jail without bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for monday afternoon. it's been a busy few nights for law enforcement. san mateo police say a suspected dui driver crashed into a tree friday evening in the area of self

camino and 20th avenue northbound lanes were partially blocked. police say this is the drivers second dui arrest. sandra fell. police say a suspected drunk driver caused this rollover crash on friday morning. this is in the area of lincoln avenue and prospect drive. police say the driver had a blood alcohol content twice. the legal limit. incredibly no one was injured in this crash. and a reminder of the california highway patrol is out in full force this weekend. the agency's maximum enforcement period is in effect through sunday night. chp hopes to reduce the number of crashes, injuries and deaths. they say last thanksgiving. 37 people died in crashes and more than 1000 drivers arrested for dui. and new this morning, former san mateo county sheriff and county supervisor don horsley has passed away. he started his careers at the san mateo county sheriff's office back in 1972, it was later elected sheriff of san mateo county where he served until 2007. he

continued his public service in 2010 after being elected to the county board of supervisors. on the peninsula in mateo county, officials lined up or rather opened up emergency shelter beds due to the chilly weather. these will be available until monday. the county says anyone experiencing a housing crisis can reach out for referrals to% shelters. a post holiday had hits the east bay, the official visitors information account for the city visit berkeley has lost control of its x account. this happened friday after someone made inappropriate posts on that tax paid visit. berkeley confirmed to kron 4 that recent posts were the result of foreign interference. and the incident is being investigated. try spend services between san jose de ra'donna tame and station starting next week. the agency is working on replacing the diesel run trains with new electric ones. the buses will be provided between the stations for free. for your money. have you started your holiday there's, of course,

blacr friday, cyber monday and today is small business saturday. tiffany justice live for us now in pacifica with more how you can support your local stores this holiday season. good morning, tiffany. yes, good morning, stephanie. shopping locally. what a great way to pick up some unique gifts for this holiday season. cities across the bay area. >> sitting up some events today for small business saturday. we have been speaking with some local owners of some shops here in pacifica and they are excited to get today going. so here, pacifica, we do know they have 2 events. they say this report represents the city's commitment to the many locally owned businesses in the area. this is going to be a neighborhood wide celebration in historic downtown pacifica with 50 businesses taking part. there's also going to be some live music and food. we know in san jose they're encouraging residents to shop local as well to support those mom and pop shops down there. the city's holiday san jose campaign will highlight more than 300 businesses and cultural experiences.

>> they say in 11 shopping districts there for small business saturday. the city says about a 3rd of san jose's 60,000 small businesses are actually considered micro businesses because they only have 2 to 9 full-time employees and people are ready to support shopping local according to a 2022. survey by american express u.s. consumers spent 17.9 billion dollars shopping independently. independent retailers and restaurants on small business saturday last year with 72% of shoppers saying small business saturday makes them want to shop and dine locally more often. support small businesses. we're keeping the money here in town and were able to improve things that the town needs. >> and it also builds community. get to know your neighbor to get to know the store owners and this way you feel as one instead of going to a big box store and you don't know where your money is going here. at least you know, it's helping this family supporting their family and that family supporting the community

>> and the owners that we spoke with this morning, they're pumped to get today going for the a comedown, get to know them, get to know their shops and more and hopefully pick up some unique gifts as low. back to yes, it's a great way to to your point, find some unique creations out there. need to support local. thanks so much, tiffany. amazon handles billions of deliveries during the holidays and criminals are trying to take advantage of shoppers. >> melissa meyers reports. >> the company says scammers are pretending to be amazon and sending out e-mails with an attachment like this example, which says your account will be suspended or put on hold and tries to trick you into giving up log-in credentials or payment information. some prime members are even receiving fake text calls and emails claiming there's a membership issue that requires payment or bank information so far this year. we've >> taking down over 45,000 websites taken down over

15,000 phone numbers the bad actors have been using. the fbi says 12,000 americans reported losing money during last year's holiday shopping season. >> those scams include social media posts offering gift cards online surveys designed to steal personal information and fake messages advertising hard to find items and it turns out it's taking you to a fake web site with a lot of times really, too good to be true prices items that may be out stop elsewhere. melanie mcgovern, with the better business bureau says delivery scams are also common with criminals posing as your delivery service and sending out tax with fake links designed to steal information. don't click on the don't give them any information. we definitely encourage everybody to go to the website of the delivery service directly. experts say thinking twice before you click on a link can save you from becoming a scam victim. >> and that was melissa meyers reporting for us now. amazon, they say it's shut down 45,000 sites and more than 15,000

scam numbers. for your health. scientists at uc davis paving the way for a potential new cancer treatment news nation's kelsey kernstine explains. >> scientists are calling it a potential cancer treatment breakthrough. you get targeted specific killing of those sales that are potentially going to do you harm. and then the healthy cells are left untouched. that is just ideal. researchers from the uc davis comprehensive cancer center say they've located a so-called kill switch that can eliminate cancer cells. according to a new study published in the journal cell death and differentiation. this is this is buddy. >> game changer. doctor joe tender to share saying is the senior author of the study and says the combination of immunotherapy along with the activation of this new kill switch could revolutionize how doctors treat cancer has sort of 1, 2 punch like a boxing game. >> you can keep boxing box. a person on that deadly united big for our 2 of them. and

even opponent. but you can make a right jen right plays you can really intimidated. doctor to share, saying says his team found a certain receptor that they believe can send a signal that causes cancer cells to self-destruct. however, the new research comes with that shortfalls and limitations. there aren't enough clinical trials and far shown to be most effective in treating liquid cancers, not tumors, liquid cancers are generally those cancers that are blood cancer. so >> things like leukemia where the sales aren't loosen circulating and so not a solid tumor. solid tumors are lung or ovarian cancers are cancers that are solid cancers. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, sneaker waves are returning to the bay area. counties affected and the worriers have had a rough few weeks leading up to their game against the spurs will walk you through the highlights.

plus, disney is opening its vaults of treasures. we take you inside. >> even with all the sunshine, we've got grain on the wall here for high temperatures. yet modest highs going on there, but at least enjoy the sunshine. little intrusions from cloud cover coming tomorrow. now the bigger issue is next week looks like some unsettled weather well. invest a gate kron. 4 morning news a gate kron. 4 morning news continues.

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look now from our sutro camera. ah, there it is. the golden gate bridge looking very nice and beautiful under the sunshine there dave, how come how long can we expect that sunshine the last around for sure. we have a jacket will go bit on the chilly side. yeah, that's quite a selfie. stick to about that. yeah. you can see, though, but the shadow going on with the golden gate bridge there. >> telling you we have pretty much wall to wall sunshine as you can see it. half moon bay and the glittering water to so enjoy. but it will be a bit on the chilly side, although winds are coming on your back a bit because we do have the offshore winds still in place, headed up to tahoe. are you lower 40's to start middle 40's by the time we get to tuesday? but the other side of the week, we'll have that unsettled weather. so that means snow showers come in there and it will be from a different type of system that the first one, the first punch is more kind of more mild. the second one will be colder as far as the air that we're going to get. it's going to be offshore north, northeast and east. so it just continues to reinforce the dry air that's here. and it's really pretty

impressively dry. we don't notice it as much of the surface, but right above us, get the air that is dry is coming off the arctic and one of the reasons why it doesn't get out of the surfaces. well, we didn't have mixing going on overnight. and of course, all this water we have around here helps bump up our dew points a little bit. all right. what's going on this weekend today? wall to wall sunshine. pretty much. there's the intrusion tomorrow. that cloud cover will be in our backyard hanging about a little bit on your sunday and then out to sea. this thing's going to get its act together. little bit f low would have some moisture to work with here, still kind of up in the air and exact timing of it. but it looks like wednesday's looks favorable for the wednesday morning commute. meanwhile, another system will drop out of the gulf of alaska and that will bring also another dose of some rain. so let's go through all of this cloud cover little tomorrow. all right. we have a break here. it comes. it zips towards our south. this is a more of mid latitude system here. so it's not coming out of the gulf of alaska so much. that one is so this is colder. notice the snows up around reno extended off towards the rockies and then potentially

another hit as we get into the weekend. that's a little bit more up in the air. where have total agreement on all that. but we'll see when we get a little later in the forecast period. but 2nd half of the week involves 63 san francisco, much the same towards the coastal we're seeing in the numbers like this, too. 62 for burlingame to the south, bumping them up a little bit. 63 palo alto, but in the south bay approaching the middle 60's little bit better than we're actually seeing in the east bay, too. tri valley, lower 60's and much the same in the east bay shoreline. walnut creek at 61, 60 berkeley, richmond, 63, 64 vallejo and fairfield at 62 along with map up and santa rosa at 65. the temperatures don't do much tomorrow, even though they'll be the intrusion of some cloud cover here. and then as we start to get to the middle portion of the week, here's your unsettled weather. and it looks like that will finish the sun may pocus a head out a little bit, but looks like the rain will kind of reward. didn't notice how highs dropped into the 50's to colder air coming. our weather will be good for mountain snows and top. yeah,

absolutely. because most of us so far has been manmade. snow still works. great. this is cure. lending a hand. here's doing its thing. that's nature of the capital. said thank you, dave. >> all right. the worriers have had a rough couple of last week's, but did they make up for it? when i took on the san antonio spurs. >> kron 4 sports director jason dumas has the details for us. >> the warriors have had a rough couple of weeks, but the good news is that one of their defensive stoppers is back came back on friday. gp 2 was back in the lineup after missing 3 games with an ankle injury. >> the warriors hosted the spurs and steph curry welcomed the nba's number one overall pick victor wembanyama >> even all everything type player leon county johnson. find them on the break. lookout easy. it is for him to just took guy 7 forearms down to a shins. pretty nice. 3rd quarter. great defense by

daario. sorry. she stripped zach collins cb 3 lead to break. you find stephen the corner. 3 points warriors up night. later in the quarter. the warriors up 12 great ball movement. stephen dp 2 who goes around, victor, this time. too, had a nice game. 4th quarter. it's still a 12 point game. klay gets the long rebound gets it ahead to jonathan kuminga. easy dunk. having fun. 13 point game in the 4th quarter. sorry had been all over this highlight in this cause. he had a great game 20 points on the night. 4, 3, pointers. that was one of them. and finally, what is a warrior highlight without curry dagger. 7th straight game. he had 35 points. the warriors win one 18, one, 12, steph curry. talk after the game about tuesday. important matchup. remember is in-season tournament the final game of the warriors could win? >> you know, we have to win a stay in it. no, you have to

approach it that way. so i know they're going to do the same. it's going to be a fun atmosphere. we we know it well. so. we know what to expect. just have to execute and have. yes as emergency specially the i think they've been playing pretty well since the fires have been back and and they want tonight to so media. >> if the warriors win on tuesday and then oklahoma city thunder beat the minnesota timberwolves. the warriors will win their bracket in advance to los vegas. a lot going on. but it's still some fun stuff. winners of that tournament. everyone gets $500,000. so a lot of money at stake. all right. that's your look at sports. >> happening today, san francisco's fan expo kicks off for its second day. the convention is a place to celebrate all things big in pop culture, fans can meet star wars jedi. i'm mark hamill, ewan mcgregor and

learn more about anime studio. give way many people just up as their favorite comic book or cartoon character. and the fun happens at the moscone center through sunday. so if you plan to head out that way, have fun. disney is celebrating 100 years this year, giving families the chance to >> experience the magic up close. the walt disney archives opened its vault of treasures, showcasing hundreds of props and costumes. nick smith takes a look. >> wall who come to happy place. welcome. >> everybody believes the disney began with the mouse, but it actually began with the guy who lived in hermosa. that's right. the one and only walt disney was born right here in this house, which is about 3 and a half miles from where we stand right now. so chicago roots are deep with the disney like so many people think about little mermaid my first regulation would nokia and we those things he over to and i would love check the reference model, right that the animators will put on their desk to understand the proportions of nokia. fact,

there's even a live action element that we can talk about right over reference costume for the character of pinocchio. so the animators, what tape and actual actor on the fully dressed in costumes to help guide this is actually one of the oldest costumes in our collection. i clearly a small haha. >> in a faraway land ago, the props from sleeping beauty. the beautiful hammered brass book with jewels on the cover. we actually took some of the art from that book reproduce take here. we were to turn the story. but page. wow. so it's almost like you're in the disney all right. now, i know you can't put a price value on something like this, but we're looking at cinderella's slipper something like this. go for. well, i but i can tell you that not only do they represent the production history. >> that's a cultural history of all of these wonderful years. and so many are still looking for that girl with all way to make kevin se something recognize signs of the

caribbean. captain hector barbosa, that's played by the great geoffrey rush. this is one of the examples of the absolutely remarkably detailed costumes and >> already been sent home or i'm so great. how are you going all? this is an honor a regional voice of harry. all you get to walk through our legacy of 100 years and it's a yes, this is america and southeast things here who also had an opportunity in the 100 here to do the live to be meeting with. our cast or crew. robbie, our director haleigh ariel. i mean, it's just a beautiful this exhibition is so magical and i'm so excited for everyone to see it. >> that's so cool. we'll be right back.

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remember, but producing >> and others lucky make going off to another meatball or something like that. so anyway, we got he is very q what a way. show dog. >> what we've got going on in the seven-day forecast. check it out early. part of it is lots of sunshine, stephanie, tomorrow we do have the intrusion of some scattered clouds north bay. you probably fare a little better. and the timing of this looks to be just predawn. so during the day tomorrow, we'll get some cloud cover and whatever, but temperatures much the same, actually. and we're pretty undisturbed early part of the week, mid portion of the week. that includes the wednesday morning commute. looks like showers coming our way. unsettled to finish off a week and that other rain will be cold. so that will help with some snows up in tahoe. so prepare for different forecast to finish the week. but hey, we're now getting into late fall early winter. >> okay. all right. well, i will have the umbrella ready go to get a good idea for the weekend. but next weekend. yes. all right. well, thank you so much, dave, and thank you to all of you for joining

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