pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. morning news. 80 protesters who shut down the bay bridge last month will be facing some consequences to their actions. >> and a coffee shop says it is dealing with a very curious case of apparent vandalism. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the

kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 morning news on theresa stasi. win for stephanie land. >> it is sunday, december 17th. but let's get you started looking at the weather on this sunday. is it going to be nice tape? >> okay. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. we're waiting for our events to play out. it looks like for a starting today, but it's not the heavy stuff today. it's going really be tomorrow morning. we want to watch and unfortunately looks to be timed out pretty well for the monday morning commute. and that's going to just one day of several. that's going to take us at least until the middle of the week. now, as we stand right now, we are watching some showers trying to encroach of the bay area, but there taking their sweet time up towards the north. we've already seen a couple of lightning strikes with this. however, it looks like we won't see a lot of dynamics with all of this until monday morning. you'll see a lot more probably by that point here gives you kind of the macro view of everything, how we fit and you can see that the system is we're showing you yesterday. kind of grazes us as a head

south. however, it's going to give us an impressive amount of rain given all the conditions we have, which is fairly dry air at the surface. here's a live shot going on here in the east bay shoreline. lots of cloud cover. that's going to keep temperatures actually support it today. a little bit. there you see the slow. it's a pacific low. that means it's mild air. that's the next couple of days. meanwhile, up to the northwest has a low coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will be a little cooler. that's going help. the mountain snows out temperature. check for you. we have 50's and 40's on the board. look at the contrast of 24 hours ago, some half a dozen degrees or better milder warmer than we were from this time yesterday. all right. 55 looks like by 11 by 2, 1, to about 58. still looking for some temperatures reaching about 60 with light rain showers and some, you know, moderate to heavy showers at times. more details in your forecast theresa. thank you very much, dave. >> turn your attention to news this morning. san francisco's district attorney announcing charges against 80 people who took over the bay bridge hoping to bring some attention to the war in gaza. the

district attorney not making light of the demonstration with these charges, but some legal experts are calling them unexpected and even extreme kron four's amanda hari has the details for us. >> one month after protesters shut down the bay bridge during the asian pacific economic cooperation summit. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has filed charges. the da's office is being extremely aggressive. >> relative to these protest prosecutions, former prosecutor stephen clark says some of the charges were unexpected. the complete list of charges are false imprisonment, refusing to comply with a peace officer, unlawful public assembly, refusing to disperse and obstruction of a place open to the public. clearly this protest on the bridge went too far and public safety was in danger and potentially life-threatening danger. if a medical emergency occurred you

cut off access to the bridge. that's a very dangerous situation. the da's office wants to send a message that this type of protest is not going to be tolerated. executive director of the san francisco chapter of the council on american islamic relations below says these protests are necessary. i was inspired by the willingness of people to put their bodies on the line. >> to stop the genocide. the protesters goal was to get president joe biden's attention to call for an immediate cease-fire in and end u.s. military aid to israel. these protesters. did the most. american thing to do. engage in protests. during a crisis. clark says it will be difficult to prosecute these cases because of just how many people are involved. >> and the chaotic nature of the situation, he believes the protesters will continue. i've handled these as a da and take their masks and what you see

is just a continuation of the protest in the courtroom because people want to express themselves. >> the kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. all the people who were cited and released will have court appearances in san francisco superior court this coming week. arraignments are going to be happening every single day. we will continue to follow and the north a group of burglars are caught on camera smashing into a 7.11 and then looting the store. the videos from friday night at the 7.11 on georgia street. the group was seen pulling up into cars. they then use one of the vehicles to smash in the front doors once inside, the thieves jumped over the counter. took the register. they also stole some cigarettes and other tobacco products just wiping them off the shelves. and the state police are searching for a now. serena man who could be connected to the disappearance of his girlfriend. this is 61 year-old alice herman, a

resident of capital is she was last seen in santa cruz on december. 3rd after not hearing from her for more than a week or family fled, filed missing persons report that led to police to find her car parked outside the el serino home of this man you see right there. 54 year-old to feel bald. brooks laying yell who according to police, also goes by the name of milo stone. police say that lengyel is considered a person of interest. they say that he is not cooperating right now with their investigation. and in the days following herman's disappearance, he left the state driving to portland, oregon. police say that this is a missing persons case, but they also say that they're investigating it as a possible homicide. if you see herman or laying, you are asked to please call police. petaluma. police said that they arrested 2 dozen people for driving

under the influence in just one night. the arrest came after 2 separate checkpoints set up friday night between 6 and 02:00am. now the drivers who are arrested are now facing up to $20,000 fines and penalties along with a suspended license. a coffee shop in the south bay says it is dealing with a curious case of apparent vandalism as kron. 4 s justin campbell reports a shop owner is asking for help as she re plants or flowers for theft. 3rd time this year. >> at crema coffee on the alameda and san jose. all of the plants and flowers have been stripped from their flower beds, disappointed and said owner june tran says friday morning when they opened the store, they noticed all of the plans for gone. tran says this is the 3rd time this year her flower has been stripped. >> but this time is seem everything. a very laid out the hole. >> pent-up tran says as a business owner, she's

frustrated about what the city is doing to help business owners on the alameda. some of the business close. some of offices close. >> because this increase my made some of the vandalization. but we have to get back to basics in san jose. mayor matt mahan says enough is enough to many people who are committing those lower-level property crimes repeatedly without accountability. tran will replant for the 4th time that make that. >> the place nice customers but hope someone is held responsible for the property crime reporting in san jose justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> person and dog are rescued from a burning building. a contra costa county, the home on sarah saint francis drive in antioch caught on fire just before 5 o'clock on saturday morning. >> crews sharing this video from the rescue. they say no smoke alarms were working inside the building. 3 other adults and a dog made it out. >> no injuries were reported.

cause still under investigation take a look. >> sonoma county fire crews rescue a crash victim after that person drove off the road and into a ravine. this happened friday afternoon. >> the sheriff's office says that a group of people off highway one north of jenner flying down. the reported the car had gone off the road within minutes. a helicopter rescue was underway. the victim was flown to a nearby hospital right now on how they're doing. sonoma county health leaders will be holding a memorial to honor those who have without a home service next thursday. as for the national. >> homeless persons memorial day, the event will have outreach teams available to help unhoused people connect but finding hope there will also be some information about volunteering to support the and house community. the memorial service will run from

11 in the morning to 12:30pm, in the afternoon at the arlene francis center in santa rosa. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the sunday where in the bay area you. >> can find this and get into the holiday spirit. plus, tis the season how one non-profit came back to bay area. that's all coming up. plus, student loan payments resumed a few months ago and a staggering number. number of people we're not paying them off. >> tracking some rain coming our way for this sunday. this is only the first of a series of days of rain involved in a couple lightning strikes in here as well. going to have a look at forecast both near and far the kron. 4 morning

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>> live look outside. you can see how beautiful it is. that's from mount tam. looks like a good, good day to go for a hike, right, i don't think so. maybe early if you do like, really, really early. take us with your phone and watch us kron on. >> this is what's coming your way for today. we have a couple lightning strikes that are in here, which is kind of interesting with all of this. that means is enough. cooler air aloft the dry this but up towards the north north of santa rosa. and it's popping here out to sea. not i don't know if that whole collection is going to actually make it all the way here because it's kind of kind of graze us a little bit, which is what both the systems are going into a but it's enough to create quite an interesting week, if not just day 2. here's a live look of san jose state. they're all socked in with cloud cover as well. sometimes we go down to the south bay to

check out some sunshine, get away from the immediate bay area. fog not a situation today. it's cloudy just about everywhere. now there's going to be some breaks in the clouds later this week. but we're looking at a couple stormy mornings before we get there, particularly tomorrow morning. back to those temperatures. and i talked about this earlier in the lower 50's. yes, some 40's, but that's very mild compared to where we were this time from yesterday. lots of cloud cover will keep temperatures down. but, you know, it's still mild air, though, when it's somewhat tropical as well. so here it is on storm tracker. 4 give an idea of the total going the other side and you can see all of it out to see here now because this air mass is going through a lot of dry air that's going to be robbing us of potential amount of rain that we're going to get. the forecast is calling for up to maybe half an inch of rain throughout the day today and through tonight. however, that's calculating all that condenses aloft that it's going make it to the ground. that's a bit of a problem get to that in just a bit. stormtracker 4. you can see just about everybody in place, the surfer system. it's the mild low that i just

referenced. that's today. tomorrow morning, maybe tomorrow night into tuesday. then that guy takes over by midweek. it is colder. it's going to help you folks up in tahoe. now to bring those snow levels down a little bit because we're going to start very high because this air mass fairly tropical. this is it here. this is relative humidity levels and look how low they are with the rain event on our doorstep. so we're getting a lot of are going to start that evaporation before rain can strike the ground, which is what i'm talking about. so a lot we may get a half an inch of rain but whether or not in your rain gauge at the bottom has to go through dry air now, it will moistened and it doesn't quite get up to the 90's that are all locations. but it does get up there, at least in the 70's and 80's. and you can have a good rain, even with an atmosphere like this. but just remember, you're losing a little bit of what we're supposed to be getting a bit of a dry patch tries to develop to the south on monday morning. and this is when it really starts to get stormy winds change direction by this point. other words, today, they're still offshore,

but they will change more onshore by the time we get to tomorrow morning and throughout tomorrow afternoon. and then we're pretty much socked in with the green and the atmosphere in the environment then has become quite moist winds. here they are. look at the arrows there all offshore throughout the day today, even as we're getting rain. 05:00am monday still offshore off the solano county and off towards the east bay. we start to see a little bit the way some winds picking up towards the south. there are no wind statements reported hour. they may do that and success of shifts that the nws. but this takes us out to a tuesday morning and notice how involved the winds are. so that stormy feel we'll be giving you a little bit of a ride tomorrow morning. so just remember, it could be pretty sloppy for your monday morning commute back to future cast for in projections today. again, this is rain a lot. there you have the coverage area. nice little hit. looks like by a late this afternoon down to the south bay. you're going to be a nice little dose there as well. breaks up a little bit for tonight. looks quite spotty. and then here comes a little bigger, heavy dose. again,

05:06am, of some much heavier rain is going to like in these waves just about all week or at least in the early part of the week. and this goes all the way until tuesday that we have a change of the guard to start to get that cold or low in here, putting it together for you today. showers, breezy, mild 60's bay area wide early in the week. we've got showers. stormy really on monday morning. and then rain and some thunder showers working in here. by the time we get to midweek mild, though, with a mid 60's. that's because we're still and that mild pacific, a lower pulse of this this mid latitude. cyclones in the mile pacific. that's why temperatures will be still mild variable clouds towards latter portion of few showers. cooler. 60 ish upper 50's sierra forecast. just in case you're wondering at first, not much to write home about relatively speaking. it's very high. then later on a draft, here's the next couple of days for you. check it out. stormy over the next few days as temperatures start to drop. >> we'll take a or me, but does that means no way?

because for and rain mixture. that sloppy kind of kind of thing. yeah. the sierra cement would not like to want to shovel it. i've had to shovel snow. it's like that and it's because water hence why they cause serious and truth. yeah, playing time. so unfortunate. it was you doing heavy slushy here, shoveling. i did nothing that i get lot yeah. personal and crowing. did you know there are 3 day? >> to to know that there are 3 bay area cities named. >> among california spots with the most holiday spirit we wanted to see what makes these so unique. so kron four's michael thomas took a tour and he has this report for us. >> the holidays can be the busiest, but best time of the year. and if you're looking for a place to spend them with your friends and family will guess what? their 3 cities in the bay area that we're just voted, the most holiday spirit and the entire lights and

holiday spirit. all things that visit california says livermore petaluma and the town of windsor do the town of windsor sits about 65 miles north of san francisco has a downtown that feels like a hallmark movie with the town's charlie brown christmas tree grove that's got hundreds of trees, all decorated by local students, families and businesses, which is what the mayor says makes the season so magical. it's just charming, a very inviting family friendly. >> spectacular actual 8. >> about 25 miles south the city of petaluma with the downtown that's filled with holiday decor. small businesses to shop from and a very popular brewery that's decked out in holiday cheer. with a long wait list of people from all over looking to get that holiday picks. and the mary doesn't stop there. the city of livermore could also be seen as a hallmark filled with holiday lights, written music and other decor almost everywhere you can forget the city's automated tree that's got to show every hour. the livermore mayor

there says if you do visit well they would be caught up. >> in the magic of living, we're coming together as a community and as a family to celebrate the holidays. and of course, there's shopping with stores like main street design that offers unique christmas ornaments and has done so for the last 40 years. store owner dennis swanson says he's seen generations of kids come through. >> he's also seen just how holiday spirit the town can be much fun this time of year. it's seeing the excitement from citizens and for the children. they come in and look at art displays and so do better. which erie you decide to visit. you'll always find that fun. friendliness and holiday spirit. >> and if you can't make it to any of those 3 cities during this holiday season, remember, there are tons of places in the bay that offer that holiday spirit. >> in livermore, michael thomas on for news. >> well, tis the season where giving back to those in need is on the hearts and minds of many on saturday over one 130

santa clara families received a helping hand from the nonprofit called. so the team along with sen is a mayor. matt mahan. they passed out toys and gifts to roughly 400 children in san jose. and they also provided free hair cuts. there was a pop-up closet with essential items and food to help low income families. >> giving people hope and the opportunity to celebrate the holidays. the should be a time to celebrate. be thankful for what we have. >> the nonprofit providing gifts for children ages one to 12. california is often called the breadbasket of the world over a 3rd of the country's vegetables and three-quarters of the country's fruit and nuts are grown right here in california. but advocates for farm workers say that the hands that make this industry run, they're often left in the shadows. now, one organization is trying to take some actions to bring some farm workers. some holiday cheer. kimberly cruz reports for us.

>> working in the fields is no easy job. yes, has been doing it for 4 years last and what he thought not an easy job. you need a lot of strength for this she's one out of 12 women working every day and this clarksburg vineyard. >> as we know, farm workers have been essential in our economy, bringing food to our tables. >> and now did this come to seen as a nonprofit statewide organization says it's time to give them something back. and on wednesday, a group of volunteers worked together to create some christmas magic. >> during the christmas season, we were finding that many didn't have the money to buy gifts for the children. so we wanted to make it obviously a festive time for them as well after everything they were doing, putting south on the front lines during the pandemic and idea began during the pandemic and has continued through the past few years. compass seen only as a. >> you know, farm worker and then compass the next month

>> bringing along food gives music and appreciation to the when i was little, i was had bikes. and so i want >> communities and families to have the same opportunity i had as a >> donations were in from community members in different local organizations. on wednesday, each farm worker received food, a gift, $50 gift card and one byte to take back to their families. for it was a surprise she had never had before openly content that time super happy because his group has never come here before. we have been waiting for them all morning. grateful that they're so humble and >> and appreciative just having being there with them, you because they know someone. >> a group of people are caring about a group of people making a big >> courts covering local news that matters. kimberly cruz. >> still ahead on the kron 4

morning news as you wait for those holiday packages to arrive. large number of

student loan borrowers did not make their first loan repayments that were due october first, 40% miss that deadline. >> payments were paused for 3 years due to the pandemic. now the u.s. department of education said that another 60% of student loan borrowers who missed the deadline did make their payments by mid-november. president biden recently announced almost 5 billion dollars in student loan forgiveness for federal borrowers work in the public service field. the federal

trade commission says that scammers are sending fake invoices and shipping messages to people in order to get their personal information. scammers will send shoppers spam messages claiming that they missed delivery attempts. they will also tell them to click on a link to reschedule to receive their package. the agency says that consumers should not respond. 2 unexpected delivery messages or to an invoice for items ordered and verified with the shipping company. still on kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. what we know so

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, you may have heard of a campaign to recall pamela price. the almeida disc returning and now there is a campaign to keep her in office. and school officials are warning parents of a new kind of scam call. morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. let's start this half hour. the look at the forecast and i know that there is some rain. i don't mind hiking in the rain. but dave said that might actually be back. they might be not too bad today because it's not the heavy stuff. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. but tomorrow morning and have it price. stay indoors. could be a little rougher there. >> but for we've got rain showers in our forecast here and a pretty much a little dose we're expecting to hit as we approach around noon. here's a live shot of radar as we speak. yes, some lightning strikes are being detected with it with the deeper moisture off towards the west is where there is more action with it. so we'll continue to monitor it all this morning.

there you have it in a san jose state to give you an idea just to the extent extension of this cloud cover pretty much overcast over the entire bay area. temperature check for your 40's and 50's on the board for right now, which is well above those numbers from yesterday. we're more than half a dozen degrees above. now, today's on us are going to be a warm day. but by the season, it's going to be little mild because air mass is somewhat tropical coming in from the pacific. now at the surface, the winds are still a bit offshore. however, later on, they will become onshore. there is the extension. as you can see, the rain just started to make its way along the coast to be kind of gradual taking its time. a check of to windsor kind of variable right now at the surface. but we expect them to be somewhat offshore throughout the day today. and then later on again, shift. so the breakdown for maybe some sunshine and some outlining areas. but for the most part, light rain developing the patches of rain and temperatures approaching about 60 for an ultimate high. ultimately the rain collection. we're going to get maybe up to a half of an inch of rain between now and tomorrow morning. but that

seems to be a bit much because it's going into a dry atmosphere. when go and check out your longer range forecast, let you know what's going on for the rest the week as well. theresa, thank you very much. >> but san francisco man is facing prison time after biting a police officer. 41 year-old casey whittemore has been found guilty of 3 felonies after he he tried to steal a motorcycle back in 2021. police say that whitmore into the loading dock of one maritime plaza. any tempted to take an employee's motorcycle. prosecutors say that when whitmore was stopped by security, he then tried to disguise himself as a dock worker. police say that during his arrest, he thrashed on the ground and bit an officer on the length. what more will be sentenced in february homicide investigation is underway and want to create the homicide was originally reported as a suspicious death back in november. the victim was found dead on come, you know, very day, not far from pleasant

hill road. police are not giving many details right now at the time. there is a movement underway to oakland to keep pamela price in office. now, many county district attorney is facing a recall effort. the group that came together. they said on saturday that they are trying to do what they can. they believe that this is not about public safety. they believe that the recall is being run by a small number of rich people who only care about property values. the da's encouraging people to not sign up for the recall. >> the policies and the loss that you elected me to implement. i didn't create those we are following the law. we are lawyers and i have given the directive to every lawyer in my office, you are a minister of justice. that is your command. that is your commission. that is what the state bar of california says. we are to do.

>> organization behind the effort to oust price says that they already have enough signatures needed to put it on the recall ballot. if those signatures are verified a recall election could take place in june. also public school, officials are warning families to be aware and be where of phone calls claiming that the children have been kidnapped and being held for ransom this week to families receive calls, claiming that their children have been abducted. the caller knew the names of students, but the reality is that the children were in school. scheme first surfaced in november. and every case, alleged victim was at school. police say that if you receive one of these demands, you should notify police and called the student school to just verify everything is ok. this week caltrain is suspending some service between stations in san jose for construction. caltrain officials say that service will be caught between dearden and tamarin stations.

they say that free buses, bridges from the santa clara valley. transportation authority will be available in stat. donald trump is back in new hampshire this weekend. he is holding a rally for supporters there and looking to slow down nikki haley's rise in the polls. new hampshire's recently endorsed to haley and is urging voters to dump trump in their words ahead of the primary in january. campaign correspondent levy dean reports. >> hello, new hampshire. i'm thrilled to be back in your beautiful state. donald trump on saturday returned to the state with the nation's first presidential primary on tuesday. january 23rd. we're going to win the new hampshire primary and then we're going to rookie joe biden next november. but the ground game in the granite state rockier than before for the former president.

>> nikki haley getting new hampshire governor chris sununu's endorsement and the 2 governor of years. he's like a spoiled brat. >> it's unclear how much of an impact this endorsement will have on the race. the voters are taking notice a big fan of chris and and i know it's just are recently not every that trump comes here back meanwhile, great to be back in new hampshire. florida's governor ron desantis. >> currently polling 4th in new hampshire making his presence known by taking a dig at the frontrunners record refusing to accept defeat. expect the former president to accept the in iowa or new hampshire. it. >> trump loses. he will say it stolen no matter what absolute he will he will. he will try to delegitimize the results. >> i was a levy dean reporting for us this morning. people

might facing sticker shock once again over the recent price of eggs. according to a major egg producer, an avian flu outbreak at a facility in kansas affected about 1.6% of its total flock. report from the usda says that bird flu has affected dozens of commercial egg producing flocks. could cause another spike in the cost of eggs. the agency's data shows more than a million birds were killed in october, 8 million killed in november and 4 million killed within the first week of december. >> in san francisco, a holiday tradition kicked off in union square and will be around until christmas eve. it is called the winter walk. the event features local vendors, food trucks, holiday performances, and it all free to the public. residents can stop by any day of the week to enjoy the festivities. san francisco police say that they will be patrolling the area through the week head over to

visit union square s dot com for some details. we'll put them on the kron 4 dot com as well. turning to sports, the warriors took on the nets last night and steph curry broke a record as well. kron four's. >> a sports reporter aaron wilson has the details. >> well, we here in the bay we needed a night like last night and chase. it was record-breaking. the swayze brothers splashing in. well, the warrior, they were able to snag a clutch win. and i just take you through more than 7 ago right here in the first day record. i mention right here steps very well that the loonie screening hit dagger 3,500 plus 3. the only guy in the nba to ever do that history. >> 5 seconds ago now in the same cp, 3 tries to get a trade for himself. but this one is tipped, turned into the perfect pass darrius sarkisian. the reverse lay in their 2nd quarter. now the dubs with a 9 point lead. but cam thomas, he was on a tear last night. he goes one-on-one with play here and banks it over looney here to a 41 that

he had on the night to the 4th. now 2 point game warriors trailing wiggins with a much-needed jumped right there to tie it up 14 wiggins on the night. 3 to go dubs lead by by thomson. create a little space here drops dagger between the top of the key in the wing becomes the 9th best shooter from 3 passing jason terry. he had 24 points last night under a minute to go instead being double teamed and triple team doesn't matter. he's able to make it up that point. he takes a four-point lead for the warriors and pretty much the game after that, a much-needed win in the flight drought. stiff? why was this one so important is if it needed explanation

>> needed really, really bad and get it out. toss it back to you guys. aaron, thank you so much for your health this morning. the cdc says a new coronavirus strain called jay and one is behind the increasing number of covid cases. jay and one is the fastest growing variant. according to the cdc, estimates said j one is responsible for more than one in 5 coronavirus cases in the past couple weeks, the symptoms appeared to be similar to other strains. that includes a sore throat congestion, runny nose, cough, fatigue, headache, muscle equals muscle aches, fever, or chills, and a loss of sense of taste or smell. doctors recommend getting the new updated covid-19 vaccine to protect against this new variant. >> the studies have shown you know, it's nothing really to fear. but if you boost immune system, you can you know,

concrete pretty easily. the problem is not enough ball. the rubble. people are getting vaccines right and i think we really need to get that number higher. >> doctor chin-hong says that hospital capacity is starting to decrease in the bay area. and although the new variant making people really sick, they're still been a 25% increase in hospitalizations nationwide within the past 2 weeks. well, a new drug by moderna to help fight cancer is getting some a dirty uses mrna technology to develop this vaccine, which is custom built for each patient. it would train the immune system to attack the cancer cells throughout the body. the vaccine would be used in addition to a customized drug made by merck together, they would reduce the risk of death from melanoma by half over 3 years. moderna and merck are asking the fda to fast-track approval for this. and coming

up on kron, 4 news. >> home schooling is growing in popularity. popularity across united states will take a look at the growing trend and the critics behind it. >> watching some rain moving into the bay area for your sunday even carries with it. some lightning north of santa rosa with all of this, this is just setting us up for kind of a stormy start to your work we

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skies but not entirely filled. as you can see from the picture, a little bit of sun trying to peer out a little bit. but here comes the sun, a rain out our way. some lightning strikes towards our north and where the deeper moisture is out towards the west. we expect the same kind of process tomorrow. although more intense live shot from our mount tam camera. and again, there's some breaks in the clouds little shaking from the breezy conditions. so we have to lows. we're watching the first one. this is a mild low mild cyclone. a little bit. so it's it's not as cold. so that's why the snow levels are so high and our temperatures will be some of the mild side and then coming out of the gulf of alaska, that secondary system by the middle of the week will be a drop with those temperatures. check it out for today. there you see the line marching through as we approach around noon early afternoon in the east bay, the south bay, a little bit there. we break it up and will very spotty overnight and then comes a wall of some heavier rain right around tee morning commute. there. so take note of that. and then out to see more success of lines by

tuesday into tuesday night of the first wave is done. and that's when the low from the gulf of alaska stretch to drop south talked about this earlier. but the humidity levels are somewhat low to start and they really take a while to really moisten up a bit. we do have that offshore wind that's reinforcing it with dry air. how much rain we're going to collect from the first tips for today. maybe up to a half of an inch of rain. but that's really a a high estimation because that's basically taken all the moisture is going to condense, but it's not going make ground. that's part of the problem. so maybe more of a quarter of an inch of rain. but look how we add to it from monday morning and into tuesday as well longer range forecast early part of the week. there it is. that low drop south in the gulf of alaska. real quick. that drops the snow levels. as you can see a little bit in tahoe, but not a lot of moisture with that. and then actually a weak little system right before the weekend actually might produce bit more in the way of snow with already a cold environment. a little break and maybe through christmas and then afterwards, that's where things change again. so here you have it lined up for us. notice the lightning strikes for your tuesday and

into wednesday as things are a bit on the stormy side here and then a little drop in those temperatures. we get to the middle of the week. but bottom line, sloppy monday commute. oh, yeah. ugly. that is unfortunate. i can up. thank you very much. >> schooling in the united states is growing in popularity, but there are some critics enter against. and news nation's kelsey kernstine explains. >> i like that can tailor education to exactly their meet lauren patten from south carolina. she believes home schooling has been a gift to her family, allowing her to teach each of her 3 daughters at their own pace. i read something to say. did you gain more than 16,000 hours with your children by homeschooling alexia de la rosa, a mom from southern california echoing the same sentiments. she's become a homeschooling instagram sensation posting daily videos teaching her dubois. i decided close site today because the was just beautiful. good morning song and went over. everything we have planned for the la. rosa says she mainly homeschools

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. 80 protesters who shut down the bay bridge last month will be facing some consequences to their actions. and the coffee shop says it is dealing with a very particular case vandalism. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thank you for joining us on kron. 4 morning news on this sunday.

i'm theresa stasi win for stephanie lin. >> it is december 17. let's start your morning off with weather with dave spahr. e says you may want to grab your umbrella. >> yeah, i know. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and seems kind of odd because we have the spare the air day thing going on. it's because we have kind of an interesting scenario here. we don't always see. we have the offshore winds been dry and yet a rain event is trying to happen a law office a try because it's going to rob us a little bit of the rain that is happening aloft. so what you see is not necessarily what we're going to get. but we should also mention we're still managing to get some lightning strikes out of this and that also is interesting because that means there is at least some dynamics occurring up there and skies aloft a little bit there. sometimes you don't get that would spare the air day. that's the problem. we're not getting the atmosphere moving, but it looks like it's starting to do so today. a little bit. there you have it from the picture from space. the farther view pretty much soaking sup with the cloud cover. although there are some breaks in the skies, we're looking for a line of rain to develop as we

approach around the noon hour. but then that will be kind of it looks like for a good portion of the day until we start to see it fire up again tomorrow morning. there you have the shot from san jose state. kind of mostly cloudy. but again, some sun is peering through there a little bit. now we do watch 2 systems to play out this week. may be an up about middle of the week. the first one that you can see there, that's relatively mild, the gulf of alaska low. that's a little colder that's going help. the snow levels drop around tahoe. but it's not as moist. however, temperature check for you right now. we have 40's and 50's on the board that's very mild compared to yesterday's numbers. by half a dozen degrees ahead. now, that gap will close a bit and we're not looking for day necessarily hot or anything, but it will be mild for the season a little bit because of this overcast and this air mass. so let's about 57 or so by high noon to 3 o'clock, same kind of deal, light rain to showers, even some indebted rain in there as well. again, by the late afternoon, that will turn off a bit, although we do see another wave in the

south bay, probably 2 will walk you through what you can expect through tomorrow morning, which does appear to be quite nasty and into the early part of the week. day. thank you very much. seth assistant district attorney. >> announcing charges against 80 people who took over the bay bridge, hoping to bring attention to the war over in the middle east. the district attorney not making light of the demonstration, but these charges, some legal experts saying that they are a bit extreme kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> one month after protesters shut down the bay bridge during the asian pacific economic cooperation summit. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has filed charges. the da's office is being extremely aggressive. >> relative to these protest prosecutions, former prosecutor stephen clark says some of the charges were unexpected. the complete list of charges are false imprisonment, refusing to comply with a peace officer,

unlawful public assembly, refusing to disperse and obstruction of a place open to the public. clearly this protest on the bridge went too far and public safety was in danger and potentially life-threatening danger. if a medical emergency occurred and you cut off access to the bridge. that's a very dangerous situation. the da's office wants to send the message that this type of protest is not going to be tolerated. executive director of the san francisco chapter of the council on american islamic relations below says these protests are necessary. i was inspired by the willingness of people to put their bodies on the line. >> to stop the genocide. the protesters goal was to get president joe biden's attention to call for an immediate cease-fire in and end u.s. military aid to israel. these protesters. did the most. american thing to do. engage in protests. during

a crisis. clark says it will be difficult to prosecute these cases because of just how many people are involved. >> and the chaotic nature of the situation, he believes the protesters will continue. i've handled these as a da and take their masks and what you see is just a continuation of the protest in the courtroom because people want to express themselves >> that was amanda harry reporting for us this morning on the people who were cited and released will have court appearance since in san francisco sometime this raymond's will be happening every single day. we'll continue to follow this story for you. in the north. a group burglars are caught on camera, smashing a car into a 7.11 and the looting the store. this video is from friday night at the 7.11 there on georgia street. vallejo, the same pulling up into cars. then they use one of vehicles to smash in the front doors once inside, the thieves jumped over the counter. as you can see right there, they took a whole bunch of stuff and they

took some cigarettes and some tobacco products off the shelves. and the east bay police are searching for an also ran a man who could be connected to the disappearance of his girlfriend. this is 61 year-old alice. she is a resident of kappa toll she was last seen in santa cruz on december. 3rd. after not hearing from her for more than week, family filed a missing person's report that led police to find her car parked outside the el serino home of this person right here. this is 54 year-old theobald brooks lengyel who according to police coast, also by the name of my police say that lang is considered a person of interest. they say that he is not cooperating with their investigation. and in the recent days of herman's disappearance, he left the state driving to portland, oregon. police say that this

is are seeing missing persons case, but they are also investing getting this as a possible homicide. if you see herman or laying you are asked to call place. petaluma. police say that they have arrested 2 dozen people for driving under the influence in just one night. the arrest came from after 2 checkpoints set up friday night between 06:00pm and 02:00am the drivers who are arrested are now facing up to $20,000 in fines and penalties along suspended license. there is a coffee shop in the south bay that says that it's dealing with a very curious case of apparent vandalism as kron. 4 s justin campbell reports for us to shop owner is asking for some help as she replant her flower byds for the 3rd time this year. >> at crema coffee on the alameda and san jose. all of the plants and flowers have been stripped from their flower beds, disappointed

instead. owner june tran says friday morning when they opened the store, they noticed all of the plans for gone. tran says this is the 3rd time this year her flower has been stripped. >> but this time is seem everything. a very laid out the hole. >> pent-up tran says as a business owner, she's frustrated about what the city is doing to help business owners on the alameda. some of the business close. some of offices close. >> because this increase my made some of the vandalization. but we have to get back to basics in san jose. mayor matt mahan says enough is enough to many people who are committing those lower-level property crimes repeatedly without accountability. tran will replant for the 4th time that make that. >> the place nice customers but hope someone is held responsible for the property crime reporting in san jose justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a person and dog are

rescued from burning burning building in contra costa county. the home saint francis drive in antioch caught on fire just before 5 o'clock on saturday morning. >> crews sharing this video from the rescue. they say no smoke alarms were working inside the building, 3 other adults and a dog made out. no injuries reported. thankfully the cause still under investigation. >> sonoma county health leaders will be holding a memorial to honor those who have died without a home. the service next thursday. as for the national homeless persons memorial day, the event will have outreach teams available to help unhoused people connect with finding a home. there will also be some information about volunteering to support the unhoused community. the memorial service will run from 11 in the morning to 12:30pm, the afternoon at the arlene. francis center. that's in santa rosa. happening today. the santa clara firefighters foundation is holding their 9th annual 5 k firehouse run.

it is to support the santa clara unified school district kron four's tiffany justice live in santa clara county with more. hi to think. >> hello. good morning. yeah. they got great music going already. this race starts in about 20 minutes so very soon. but joining us live right now is edwin. he's a firefighter in organizer to tell everything about this race, how long it's been going on for and who it benefits. it's really special. yeah. so this is a firehouse been going on for 9 years. this is our 9th annual so far we've raised $190,000 for the senate's a santa school foundation. so basically we should fund raise money for the the school district our in our city. >> and we just donate all the proceeds, go back to them and they decide where all the money gets us distribute it to and what programs even the we've been doing this for 9 years and where we're going to very great effort awesome that you guys support the local school district. what else can people expect if they come

down here? if they're not racing? you know, the race starts at 8.30. what else can people enjoy down here? yes, so we on top of the race. we have a 50 meter run for all the kids which is completely free for all the kids. you don't have to register. you should show up. bring your kids. enjoy the sponsor. boost that we have here. >> we have the santa clara school bookmobile that's here for the kids as well. and then along with all our sponsors at donated treat sites such as coffee and doughnuts from stands boys or coffee that came out, you can says come out, hang out, walking their dog, enjoy the environment, enjoy the and just enjoy watching people run. >> you actually have it. you you mentioned something that i thought was really great this 39 years ago by one person. are catching, chris. i court started this by handled everything from the permits to sponsors to the reaching out to the community. >> and he was able to gather 1200 people right out of the and then as the years have

gone on, more firefighters have gotten involved santa clara to help them and now i'm getting good in the senate over the rest of my class with me is getting through to kind of take over the program is great. last question, how can people learn more? where where should they go? yeah, it the witches want to google firehouse it will be the first link. our website right there. the registration bound rape cases, register and show thank you so much joining us live chatting with us. i want to send it back to you guys in studio. tiffany, thank you so much for that. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news where in the bay area you can go. >> to get into the holiday spirit. >> all right. we have some forecast whether that's a maybe going to get in the spirit a little bit. some showers already developing with some lightning strikes with that. now, as far as of the surface, most of this activity is alway north of santa rosa and very, very light in modest. go to track

welcome kron morning news. good morning, everybody. we're tracking rain coming into the bay area even with some lightning strikes out to sea. as you can see it from here. >> we've been seeing some actually strike just north of santa rosa as well. been tracking how much rain has reached the ground saying the last 6 hours the amounts have been well under a dime. so it's been just pennies way up there. very, very, very, very modest. however, still has to play out. but as far as how much rain will get, maybe working in more of a quarter of an inch of rain or so with all of this. generally speaking, cloudy skies over the bay area's south bay, though you see some sun pairing on through. so go ahead and sort all of that because up, it will be covered over with passing system and dry at the surface, too. so we

get these rainfall amounts with the computers. they just see what happens. a lot and says, well, if we take all this moisture condense that this is how much rain we get have. it has to go through this environment which is fairly dry. you see it. sun's up? it doesn't get into those 90% range is you can still have rain with that dry air. we will have it. but gives you an idea about the environment that it still will be in fairly dry after getting all that rain too. and then tomorrow is the big load. that's when we really moisten up and you'll feel it on your morning commute by monday morning. also, some winds cooking here, too, generally speaking offshore for today is kind of an odd ball thing when the storm system comes in. usually out of the southwest that will change by monday morning. here it is. 06:00am just starting to shift. and there you see the winds start to pounce here a little bit. no wind statements have been issued yet. it may be overdoing this a little bit, but safe to say maybe get into the windy category. so today we'll call kind of breezy in spots to windy by your monday morning. and that's really the stormy feel entire package. back to what we're expecting today. line marches through.

we get are showers by the mid afternoon. another dose here for say the east bay and out of the south bay, which will kind of eclipse most of the north bay with that, we turn it off for a little while and then monday morning you can see the line right there for the morning commute. looks pretty intense there. and there will be coming with some lightning in. don't forget those winds shifting more onshore by that point, a little bit more into tuesday. and then we're waiting for the next system that's going to cover us tuesday night into wednesday. and that system will be a little colder cause. it's coming from the gulf of alaska today. showers breezy mild in the 60's. there were off to a mild start too early in the week. stormy on monday, rain and showers and all that mild, though mid 60's. and then by the latter portion a week, temperatures are reduced with this overnight. lows are going to be really cold, though. we're going to stay probably north of 40 with all of this because of a rain event occurring like this. you, jeanne, dry air and clear skies for that. 62 san francisco 63 will do it for open. 69, though, for san jose

with these cloudy skies there you have a look at it high temperatures are projected for today. maybe even some mid 60's working there. not bad with the rain event. on the mild sector little bit. cooler rain expected by wednesday, though. okay. lot. then. >> did you know there are 3 bay area cities named among california spots with the most holiday spirit. we wanted to see what makes each of the city's unique so kron four's. michael thomas took a tour and has this beautiful report. >> the holidays can be the busiest, but best time of the year. and if you're looking for a place to spend them with your friends and family will guess what? their 3 cities in the bay area that we're just voted, the most holiday spirit and the entire using lights and holiday spirit. all things that visit california says livermore petaluma and the town of windsor do the town of windsor sits about 65 miles north of san francisco has a downtown that feels like a hallmark movie with the town's charlie brown christmas tree

grove that's got hundreds of trees, all decorated by local students, families and businesses, which is what the mayor says makes the season so magical. it's just charming, a very inviting family friendly. >> spectacular actual 8. and about 25 miles south the city of petaluma with the downtown that's filled with holiday decor small businesses to shop from. >> and a very popular brewery that's decked out in holiday cheer. with a long wait list of people from all over looking to get that holiday thinks. and the mary doesn't stop there. the city of livermore could also be seen as a hallmark filled with holiday lights, written music and other decor almost everywhere you can forget the city's automated tree that's got to show every deliver more mayor there says if you do visit well they would be caught up. >> in the magic of living, we're coming together as a community and as a family to celebrate the holidays. and of course, there's shopping with stores like main street design that offers unique christmas

ornaments and has done so for the last 40 years. store owner dennis swanson says he's seen generations of kids come through. >> he's also seen just how holiday spirit the town can be much fun this time of year. seeing the excitement from citizens and the children that come in and look at the art displays and so do better, which erie you decide to visit. you'll always find that fun. friendliness and holiday spirit. >> and if you can make it to any of those 3 cities during this holiday season, remember, there are tons of places in the bay that offer that holiday spirit. >> in livermore, michael thomas on for news. >> as a michael was mentioning tis the season where giving back to those in need is on the hearts and minds of many. on saturday over 130 santa clara families received a helping hand from the nonprofit city team along with san jose mayor matt mahan. they passed out toys and gifts to roughly 400 children in santa say they also provided free haircuts, a pop-up closet

with essential items and food to help low-income families. >> giving people hope and the opportunity to celebrate the holidays. the should be a time to celebrate. be thankful for what we have. >> the nonprofit providing gifts for children, ages one to 12. california is often called the breadbasket of the world over a 3rd of the country's vegetables and three-quarters of the country's fruits and nuts are grown right here in california. but advocates for farm workers say that the hands and make this industry run are often left in the shadows. now one organization is taking action to bring farmworker some holiday cheer. kimberly cruz reports. >> working in the fields is no easy job. yes, has been doing it for 4 years. i specifically what he thought. not an easy job. you need a lot of

strength for this she's one out of 12 women working every day and this clarksburg vineyard. >> as we know, farm workers have been essential in our economy, bringing food to our tables. >> and now needed can be seen as a nonprofit statewide organization says it's time to give them something back. and on wednesday, a group of volunteers worked together to create some christmas magic. >> during the christmas season, we were finding that many didn't have the money to buy gifts for the children. so we wanted to make it obviously a festive time for them as well after everything they were doing, putting themselves on the front lines during the pandemic and idea began during the pandemic and has continued through the past few years. compass seen only as a, you know, farm worker and then compass the next month >> bringing along food gives music and appreciation to the when i was little, i was had bikes. and so i want >> communities and families to have the same opportunity i had as a kid.

>> donations pour in from community members in different local organizations. on wednesday, farm worker received food a gift, $50 gift card and one byte to take back to their families. for it was a surprise she had never had before openly content that time super happy because his group has never come here before. we have been waiting for them all morning. grateful that they are so humble and >> and appreciative just having us being there with them, you because they know someone. >> a group of people are caring about a group of people making a big >> courts covering local news that matters. kimberly cruz. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news in the sunday. as you wait for those holiday packages arrive, officials are warning you to be on the warning you to be on the lookout for some scam.

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and school officials are warning parents of a new kind of scam. good morning. welcome back to kron. morning news on sunday. let's start your half hour with a look at the forecast. and dave spahr says that the weather is going to be changing. >> yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. we're talking rain not just for today but into early next week. it's actually today is kind of getting things started a little bit here because it's actually puncturing through some very dry air. so we're being robbed potentially what we would get if we already had like a rain event. and this was added on top of it. so are the first one to go through tends to be a little drier. here's what we have going on right now on radar. if you notice those lightning strikes up north, we've been following them all this morning. so you folks run santa rosa points the north, not your imagination to be here. a little rumbling going on. yeah. looks like thunder showers that are out there out to sea. there's more to be had. we expect much of the bay to get treated to this as we approach around the noon hour say and then another dose, it looks like in the south bay by this evening. here's what it

looks like on the east bay shoreline from now. pretty much socked in with the cloud cover, although it's a bright sky still 50's and 40's to be had. and this is well above our averages are where numbers were. excuse me from yesterday by half a dozen degrees. that's because of the cloud cover in this air mass that we're getting. it's very mild air. unlike that low that will come here by the middle of the week. that will be colder. and a look at the south storm tracker, seen it where everybody fits. remember all this rain is still having to go through dry air. so won't be as impressive as it would be without offshore winds. pretty much today we'll call a kind of breezy, unlike windy, which is expected for tomorrow. 55, by high noon to 3 o'clock. we'll try about 56 and numbers marching to about 60 for highs. looks like coming up a little bit here. walk you through what we expect for the rain today and also into next week to thank you very much. but there is a movement underway in oakland to keep pamela price in office. >> the alameda county district attorney is facing a recall effort. the groups that came

together on saturday say that the effort against price is not about public safety. they say that the recall is being run by a small number of rich people only care about property values. the da is encouraging people. 2 declined to sign. >> the policies and the loss that you elected me to implement. i didn't create those we are following the law. we are lawyers and i have given the directive to every lawyer in my office, you are a minister of justice. that is your command. that is your commission. that is what the state bar of california says we are to do. >> now, the organization behind the effort to oust price as said they already have enough signatures needed to put the recall on the ballot if those signatures are verified, we call election would take place next. june. san francisco man is facing prison time after biting a

police officer. 41 year-old casey whittemore has been found guilty. 3 felonies after he tried to steal a motorcycle back in 2021. police say that with more into the loading dock at one maritime plaza and attempted to take employee's motorcycle. prosecutors say that when whitmore was stopped by security, he then tried to disguise himself as a dock worker. police say that during his arrest, he thrashed on the ground and then an officer in the leg. more will be sentenced in february. homicide investigation is underway. want to create the homicide was originally reported as a suspicious death back on november. 27. >> the victim was found dead on camino verde not far from pleasant hill road. police are not saying much about this right now. just that they are now investigating it as a homicide. oakland public school officials are warning families to be aware of some

phone scams claiming that their children have been kidnapped and being held for ransom. >> this week to families receive calls, claiming that their children had been taken. the caller knew the names of the students, but the reality is that the children were in school. the scheme first surfaced in november. and every case the alleged victim was safe at school. police say that if you do receive one of these, you should notify police immediately. this weekend caltrain is suspending some service between stations and santa safer construction work. caltrain officials say that the surface will be cut off between darden and tamarin stations. they say that they are going to be putting into buses, bus bridges those areas so that you'll be able to get to your destination. well, donald trump is back in new hampshire this weekend. he is holding a rally for supporters there and he's looking to slow down. nikki haley's rise in the polls. the new hampshire's

governor recently endorsed haley. she is urging voters to dump trump ahead of the primary in january. campaign correspondent libby dame reports for us. >> hello, new hampshire. i'm thrilled to be back in your beautiful state. donald trump on saturday returned to the state with the nation's first presidential primary on tuesday. january 23rd. we're going to win the new hampshire primary and then we're going to rookie joe biden next november. but the ground game in the granite state rockier than before for the former president. >> nikki haley getting new hampshire governor chris sununu's endorsement and the 2 working together to take down trump one out of under. thank you all different. trump didn't take kindly to the tac team lashing out at new hampshire's governor today. about time you get rid of that governor of years. he's like a spoiled brat. >> it's unclear how much of an impact this endorsement will

have on the race. the voters are taking notice a big fan of chris and know, and i know it's just recently it's not every that trump comes here back meanwhile, great to be back in new hampshire. florida's governor ron desantis. >> currently polling 4th in new hampshire making his presence known by taking a dig at the frontrunners record refusing to accept defeat. do expect the former president to accept the in iowa or new hampshire. it. >> trump loses. he will say it stolen no matter what absolute he will he will. he will try to delegitimize the results. >> i libby day reporting this morning for us. people might facing some sticker shock once again over the recent price of according to a major egg producer and avian flu outbreak at a facility in kansas affected about 1.6% of total flock. report from the usda says that the bird flu has affected dozens of

commercial egg producing flocks and could cause another spike in the cost of eggs. the agency's data also shows more than a million birds were killed in october. 8 million in november. 4 million within the first week of december. and san francisco, a holiday tradition kicked off in union square and will be around until christmas eve. it is called the winter walk. the event features local vendors, food truck holiday performances. it's all free to the public. residents can stop by any day of the week to enjoy the festivities. san francisco police will be on hand. they'll be patrolling the area throughout the weekend over to visit union square. sfa dot com for more details. we also have the information on kron 4 dot com. turning our attention to sports. the warriors. against the nets last night and steph curry broke a record as well. kron four's at our reporter. aaron wilson has the very latest. >> well, we here in the bay we

needed a night like last night and chase. it was record-breaking. the swayze brothers splashing in. well, the warrior, they were able to snag a clutch win. and i just take you through more than 7 ago right here in the first day record. i mention right here steps very well that the loonie screening hit dagger 3,500 plus 3. the only guy in the nba to ever do that history. >> 5 seconds ago now in the same cp, 3 tries to get a trade for himself. but this one is tipped, turned into the perfect pass darrius sarkisian. the reverse lay in their 2nd quarter. now the dubs with a 9 point lead. but cam thomas, he was on a tear last night. he goes one-on-one with play here and banks it over looney here to a 41 that he had on the night to the 4th. now 2 point game warriors trailing wiggins with a much-needed jumped right there to tie it up 14 wiggins on the night. 3 to go dubs lead by thomson. create a little space here drops dagger between the top of the key in the wing

becomes the 9th best shooter from 3 passing jason terry. he had 24 points last night under a minute to go a step being double teamed and triple team doesn't matter. he's able to make it up that point. he takes a four-point lead for the warriors and pretty much the game after that, a much-needed win 2 in a slight drought. why stiff? why was this one so important is if it needed explanation >> needed really, really bad and get it out. toss it back to you guys at the chair. and thank you very much for your health this morning. the cdc says the new coronavirus strain called jay and one is behind increasing number of

covid cases j and one is the fastest growing variant. according to the cdc, estimates that it is now responsible for more than one in 5 new coronavirus cases in recent weeks, the symptoms appeared to be similar to those caused by other strains. they include that sore throat congestion, runny nose, cough, fatigue, headache, muscle aches. fever, chills, loss of sense of taste or smell. visible right? doctors recommend getting the new updated covid-19 vaccine to protect yourself against point. >> studies have shown you know, it's nothing really to fear. but if you boost your immune system, you can you know, concrete pretty easily. the problem is not enough ball. the rubble. people are getting vaccines right and i think we really need to get that number higher. >> the doctor says that the hospital capacity is starting to decrease here in the bay area and although the new

variant isn't making people sicker, there has been a 25% increase in hospitalization rate nationwide. within the past 2 weeks. and new this hour, doctors warn to not do this, do not hold in your sneeze by pinching your nose. doctors said that you increase the pressure in your upper airways by 20 times, the normal out it can lead to a ruptured eardrum and isn't even broken ribs. scotland doctors saying patients suffered severe pain after he pinched his nose and closed his mouth to stifle a sneeze tearing his windpipe. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. homeschooling is growing in popularity across united states. we look at the growing trend how people are criticizing it. >> wyatt, powerful ride with no all electric steamboat being made right here in los angeles. in tech, smart.

>> and you have to hold off on that the next couple of days. we have some rain coming our way starting with today. yeah, that does carry some lightning with it as you will notice actually more by tomorrow morning. have a look at your forecast both today and into your morning commute

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>> and this is a live look outside. you can see how beautiful the golden gate bridge is. but it does look a little conte davis here in the weather center going to tell us about especially your monday commute not to get ahead of where we are. >> the good point there. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and the sun is peering through a little bit through those clouds, just a touch, enjoy

whatever, raise a son that you're getting because out to sea. juice year air mass that we have here, this collection you see here probably will make it across the bay as we approach at about noon, there's some heavier stuff up towards the north and has had a history producing some lightning. here's the shot from mount tam and again, quite a bit of cloud cover with some sun appearing on through just a bit. so in the bigger picture, this guy here on our back door step here, that's going to be a player for the next couple of days. we get to tuesday night into wednesday. the next low that comes out of the gulf of alaska, which is colder within play into into our forecast. what's going on today? i know that looks a lot more voluminous the we're going to get. but this gives you a general idea of the hits by this afternoon might actually see a nice collection here in the east bay in the south bay. but in total, i'm thinking more closer to public quarter of an inch of rain is kind of a working thumbnail sketch. although the models are hinting that higher, the more intense rain will arrive tomorrow morning. this is right in time for your morning commute and it will be banking off about whether atmosphere

by that point, because right now we're fairly dry and the winds will be shifting with this and more intense. you got some heavier winds to deal with. they're not going be so much from the east anymore as they shift more from the southwest lingering into tuesday morning. it looks like as well. another dose to make note of there before we see the flip for the next low that will bring in the colder air mass checking out the rainfall totals. she can see they're kind of all over the lot, but maybe as high as a half an inch of rain that's getting pushing it. then we get the bigger dose for tomorrow morning through tomorrow afternoon. there you get a couple of bucks and all this for across the region. that's not even when it's all done. that's still this first hit of the mild air. then the next low drops in. it's colder. it doesn't give us a lot of moisture. unfortunately, it's really a weaker system up towards our north with the cold environment that will help reduce some snows probably around tahoe. and then we get a break right into christmas holiday. and then afterwards, another dose coming our way has that 7 day forecast shape up thunder showers tuesday wednesday with

all this going on, that means is going to be very turbulent mild, though, early on as high temperatures will be well in the business of near 60 and then they drop off after the colder air gets here. so. >> and it too soon to wonder about christmas? do is as i mentioned, christmas looks to be that weekend and into monday and then right after it. you know, another dose coming. so people have to drive home a so different story there. got it. thank you, dave. >> homeschooling is a growing in popularity across united states with some critics are very much against. and news nation's kelsey kernstine explains for us. >> i like that can tailor education to exactly their meet lauren patten from south carolina. she believes home schooling has been a gift to her family, allowing her to teach each of her 3 daughters at their own pace. i read something to say. did you gain more than 16,000 hours with your children by homeschooling alexia de la rosa, a mom from southern california echoing the same sentiments. she's

become a homeschooling instagram sensation posting daily videos teaching her dubois. i decided close site today because the was just beautiful. good morning song and went over. everything we have planned for the la. rosa says she mainly homeschools for safety reasons. but she also values being able to choose what her kids are taught. and just to keep our kids close to us and be in control of the things that they're exposed to while they're still young based on the national center education statistics. the top reason parents choose homeschooling is a safe environment, followed by academic quality and religious studies. while homeschooling offers many benefits and flexibility. critics argue it comes with its own set of challenges. parents can. >> ton what they want keep their kids completely isolated abuse. the map will, according joy statistics. the main reason parents choose not to home-school is the lack of socialization. but for mom she says her girl socialize more now than when they attended school. >> i really didn't injure

class. they take volleyball lessons. they do horseback there's there's all sorts of things were involved in our local 4 so they are constantly they're out in the real world. and that's what i consider actual specialization. >> there is a new start-up that is building all-new electric speedboat. some people are calling it the tesla of the rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> no gas fumes in a smooth, quiet aboard. thank don't. makes lee is on a mission to transform the boating industry. >> votes are a lot of fun to be on an absolute nightmare his company arc has already built what you might consider a tesla of the sea and all electric crews are with 500 horsepower. this is an incredibly hard and generic problems. early buyers paid around $300,000 for the limited edition boat. next up, a more affordable mass market

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>> we want accelerate the transition to >> the arc one was a ton of fun to ride in and steer. and even though the speed is electronically limited to 40 miles an hour that still fell plenty fast, especially around those tight turns. hopefully we'll get more details about their upcoming model soon. if you want more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> well, with chilly weather hitting the bay area. cozy stay at home and watching some movies may just be your thank. dean richards has a preview of what is going to be streaming this week. >> before your mom was a covert assassin. i state that life and how they found for new movies to stream at home this week. mark walberg is a retired secret agent turned suburban dad pressed back into service one last time in the action comedy. the family plans see it on apple tv.

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adoptions. i was looking for the dog that came here to the studio, but i don't say it. there are still many mourdock's available. you can get to know pumps by visiting their campus or going too much ville dot org. still ahead and the next hour here on kron 4 morning news. >> i-80 protesters who held up traffic on the bay are going to be facing some consequences. plus, 2 dozen people were arrested for duis people were arrested for duis just one night details ahead.

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news, 80 protesters who shut down the bay bridge last month will be facing some consequences about their actions. and a coffee shop in the south bay says that it facing some very vandalism. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> sunday morning. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm teresa is stasio in for stephanie lin. it is sunday december 17th. let's start with dave to tell us a little bit about the woodbury. was a windy rainy, unsettled for instrument. that's a nice little covers everybody and everything. what good morning, everybody. >> you know, we are going to some folks, a son in here as we've been talking about a little bit this morning. so that's kind of a nice little thing to get. but we are bouncing off of a dry atmosphere. so therefore, the rain is the one doing the fighting here to get to the ground. this is a live shot of what we've got going on on the radar. we see the rate of the

lightning strikes have come back a bit after taking a little bit of break. so you folks up in the north bay, if you hear some rumblings going on, not your imagination. i'm not necessarily mean you're getting the rain. but at least that lightning might happen to. so that means we're also getting some turbulence. and after we get off of a couple of days here of the spare the air day, the atmosphere starting to move. there you have it, though, where we stand. there's a nice, interesting cells that are right out to sea. so this covers are kind of midday rain shot that we're looking for into the early afternoon animated for you. it's the first of basically 2 major systems we're watching. this one is kind of a mid-latitude cyclone, but it coming from the lower pacific. so it's not as cold as its successor will be. that comes from the gulf of alaska. it's a fast mover as well. east bay shoreline show some kind of overcast, bright overcast at this hour. again, you might see some rays of sun today, but don't count on a whole lot of that. there you can see it in totality. and again, the low that we're watching is up in the gulf of alaska. that will be a midweek player temperature checked,

wear in the 50's over most of the region for right now. not a lot of mercury movement, but rauf to pretty a mild start. there you have it. the gap is a little tighter than it was the last couple of hours because we're not warming up so much like we did from yesterday. so the breakdown for you today about 56 at one by 4 at 56 as well. putting the rain pretty much in the middle of the day. it looks like another pop for you. folks in the east and south bays by the mid to latter afternoon. basically 3 to 06:00pm coming up a little bit here. what kind of walk you through what you can expect for your sunday and a little peek and next week, day. thanks for that. with francisco disc returning announcing charges against 80 people. >> who took over the bay bridge hoping to bring attention to the war in gaza. >> the district attorney not making light of the demonstration with these charges, but some legal experts calling them unexpected and even extreme kron four's. amanda hari has the details.

>> one month after protesters shut down the bay bridge during the asian pacific economic cooperation summit. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has filed charges. the da's office is being extremely aggressive. >> relative to these protest prosecutions, former prosecutor stephen clark says some of the charges were unexpected. the complete list of charges are false imprisonment, refusing to comply with a peace officer, unlawful public assembly, refusing to disperse and obstruction of a place open to the public. clearly this protest on the bridge went too far and public safety was in danger and potentially life-threatening danger. if a medical emergency occurred and you cut off access to the bridge. that's a very dangerous situation. the da's office wants to send the message that this type of protest is not going to be tolerated. executive director of the san francisco chapter of the council on american islamic relations below says

these protests are necessary. i was inspired by the willingness of people to put their bodies on the line. >> to stop a genocide. the protesters goal was to get president joe biden's attention to call for an immediate cease-fire in and end u.s. military aid to israel. these protesters. did the most. american thing to do. engage in protests. during a crisis. clark says it will be difficult to prosecute these cases because of just how many people are involved. >> and the chaotic nature of the situation, he believes the protesters will continue. i've handled these as a da and take their masks and what you see is just a continuation of the protest in the courtroom because people want to express themselves. >> that was a mandate reporting for us this morning. all the people who were cited and released will have court appearances in san francisco court this week. arraignments will be happening every day

will be continue to follow that story for you and the north by a group of burglars are caught on camera smashing into a 7.11 and the looting the store. this video from friday night at the 7.11 there on georgia street in the group was seen pulling up in 2 cars. they use one of the vehicles to smash in the front doors once inside, the thieves jumped over the counter, took the register, also stole cigarettes and other tobacco products off the shelves. in the east bay. police are searching for nelson the man who could be connected to the disappearance of his girlfriend. the 61 year-old alice, alex herman. she is a resident of capital, a she was last seen in santa cruz on december. 3rd, her family filed a missing persons report after not hearing from her for more than a week. now following up on that report, police found her car parked outside the also home this map. his name is 54 year-old feel bald. brooks lengyel who

according to police goes by also the name of milo stone. police say that lengyel is considered a person of interest right now. they are not saying that he is actually the suspect in this case. and they also add that he's also not helping in their investigation. he left the state who recently driving to portland, oregon. police say that this is currently a missing persons case, but they are also investigating this as a possible homicide. if you say herman or lengyel, you are asked to call police. petaluma. police say that they have arrested 2 dozen people for driving under the influence in just one night. the arrest came after 2 checkpoints set up friday night between 6 and 02:00am. the drivers who are arrested are now facing up to $20,000 in fines and penalties along with a suspended license.

there is a coffee shop in the south bay who says that they are dealing with a very curious case of vandalism. this kron four's justin campbell reports for us to shop owner is asking for help as she replant her flower bent for the 3rd time this year. >> at crema coffee on the alameda and san jose. all of the plants and flowers have been stripped from their flower beds, disappointed and said owner june tran says friday morning when they opened the store, they noticed all of the plans for gone. tran says this is the 3rd time this year her flower bit has been stripped. >> but this time is seem everything. a very laid out the hole. >> a pen to tran says as a business owner, she's frustrated about what the city is doing to help business owners on the alamesa. some of the business close. some of offices close. >> because increasing i made some of the vandalization. but we have to get back to basics in san jose mayor matt mahan

says enough is enough to many people who are committing those lower-level property crimes repeatedly without accountability. tran will replant for the 4th time that make that. >> the place nice from customers but hope someone is held responsible for the property crime reporting in san jose justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a person and dog are rescued from a burning building in contra costa county. the home on saint francis drive in antioch caught on fire just before 5 o'clock saturday morning. >> crews sharing this video from the rescue may say no smoke alarms were working inside the building. 3 other adults in the made it out. no injuries were reported. the cause still under investigation. sonoma county health officials will be holding a memorial to honor those who have died without a home. the service next thursday. as for national homeless persons memorial day, the event will have outreach teams available to help

unhoused people connect finding a home. there will also be some information about volunteering to support the unhoused community. the memorial servtce will run from 11 in the morning to 12:30pm, in the afternoon at arlene francis center in santa rosa. happening today. the santa clara firefighters foundation is holding their 9th annual 5 k firehouse run. it is all to support the santa clara unified school district kron four's tiffany justice is in santa clara with more. hi to it. >> hi, good morning. as you can see, some of the runners finishing of the right behind me. ready to cross finish you can see all of those runners we do know there are around 100 people that signed up for this race today that started at 8.30 this morning. so this is a community, 5 k walk and run to benefit the santa clara unified schools. we do know that this is going to go for several more hours. so we do

have another race after this race wraps up. that's junior firefighter race this year. organizers say they're holding an in-person event here at stephen stadium. but, you kyow, because last year a previous years, it was a virtual because of the pandemic. they say they want all people the community to come out families. first time racers elite runners. >> all come out to enjoy the day. this event last year they raised $26,000. this is the 9th year. this fundraiser has been supporting local schools the past 8 years holding this event. they've raised around $190,000 supporting local schools and students. the energy is great out here. a lot of the runners are enjoying themselves that here as well. we know after this all wraps up, they're going to have award ceremony we're going to see on top of this for you. back to studio. tiffany, thank you so much for that. coming up on the kron 4 morning news on the sunday where the bay area you can go to really cash in on the holiday spirit. >> plus, the season. how one non-profit gave back to bay area families coming up. and

those pesky student loan payments resumed a few months ago. staggering number of people. >> and we're tracking rain marching into the bay area that's had a history of some lightning strikes with that. we expect it really does start to make its way across the bay as we approach in around noon. we'll give you the tracking of it. what you'd expect early next week on morning news continues.

>> and taking a live look outside to the gorgeous is at the sun in the back kind of a

highlighted there from downtown. that is the sun going. thing sure. yeah, it's gorgeous. >> all that light coming in by the light the water well gorgeous. thank yeah, there you go. so pretty nice. start to the day. a little bit in some ways. i guess give some color is a should the skies, however, upstream, this a line you see here will probably be our new dish in around rain, showery that we've been tracking some showers up north and they have had a history of lightning strikes with this. so we'll continue to say a possibility. you hear the rumble. rumble going on. not your imagination. at least that tells us at least aloft the atmosphere starting to move around a little bit here with this system will see more of that as we go forward. but the first things first, is it still kind of dry at the surface? that's slowing us down a little bit. and what's slowing me down? is the map advancing? so we do is walk over here and get this thing to move again. so there we now we have the humidity. this is what i want to mention here. it's kind of dry to start things off, however, all the way up to monday. you can see all that humidity really starts to build into the 80's.

this is a big rain event that we're having by monday morning. it's going to very sloppy heavy winds working by this time. it will be onshore. and still, we're not quite up to the 90's everywhere. we've got some 70's and they're in 60's. you can still get rain with all of that. that's not the problem. but it will be robbing a little bit of the rain we actually get. so it's going into a very unfavorable environment to start after it gets going here. yeah, we'ie going to be stocked up and everything that falls will probably reach the ground by that point as we get the middle of the week, then the something different happens by tuesday night. it's going to be a different system moving through. that's colder. so here are the winds again, kind of offshore. they are. so that continues this dry program we've been talking about reinforcing it then by monday morning, there is a shift that starts to happen a little bit. has that next storm makes way. we don't have any statements with this yet. we might get some later on. but let's call today kind of breezy. and then tomorrow, more on the windy side. again, the wind advisory yet, but these are getting close to that threshold. and again, the direction is a little different as the low

gets closer. in some ways, you could say these lows are kind of brushing us as they head down to socal. and that's why maybe the rain is not going to as intense as it could back to the models. again, as you can see, we're getting hit from these waves. another interesting way this afternoon, the folks in the east bay in the south bay might get a late afternoon. this gets to almost the evening hours now almost near sunset. overnight, it's kind of quiet until very late overnight and early tomorrow morning. there's the line you're going to be marching through heavy rain at that point. winds all that involved the program. it's going to be somewhat mild because we're in the mild air mass from the mid latitudes with this is not until the gulf of alaska low drop south and will help out with some tahoe snows by that point. so putting it all together for you. we've got showers and breezy on tap today here, mild 60's. pretty much bay area wide. and that's even mid 60's early in the week. let's keep it that way with the heavy rains expected tomorrow morning, particularly storming on that account late in the week, variable clouds with a few showers that linger

wednesday is when the colder stuff will get here. and there's actually a resurgence right before the weekend. that's going to help tahoe out with some snows at that point with the colder air. pretty much settled in place. back to today. 62 san francisco, 63 oakland and san jose at 69. there's the big map showing you high temperatures today. not bad with the rain event because sometimes in the winter months we get a rain event. it's only like in the 50's at best but at night because of all the cloud cover we will pay will see the 30's. all i heard was. >> no bikes to school on monday morning because it's going to be raining that you inferred from all of that. and that's a good in for exactly. i was trying get all the highlights and snow coming, which is awesome. yeah. so no bike. so i would say yeah, that's probably good. and i say that. but that's good. that's kind of france. >> thank you very much. >> did you know that there are actually 3 bay area cities named among california spots with the most holiday spirit. we want to see what makes each of those cities unique. so kron four's michael thomas took a tour and it gives us this report.

>> the holidays can be the busiest, but best time of the year. and if you're looking for a place to spend them with your friends and family will guess what? their 3 cities in the bay area that we're just voted, the most holiday spirit and the entire lights and holiday spirit. all things that visit california says livermore petaluma and the town of windsor do the town of windsor sits about 65 miles north of san francisco has a downtown that feels like a hallmark movie with the town's charlie brown christmas tree grove that's got hundreds of trees, all decorated by local students, families and businesses, which is what the mayor says makes the season so magical. it's just charming, a very inviting family friendly. >> spectacular actual 8. >> about 25 miles south the city of petaluma with the downtown that's filled with businesses to shop from and a very popular brewery that's decked out in holiday cheer. with a long wait list of people from all over looking to get that holiday picks. and

the mary doesn't stop there. the city of livermore could also be seen as a hallmark filled with holiday lights, written music and other decor almost everywhere you can forget the city's automated tree that's got to show every deliver more mayor there says if you do visit well they would be caught up. >> in the magic of living, we're coming together as a community and as a family to celebrate the holidays. and of course, there's shopping with stores like main street design that offers unique christmas ornaments and has done so for the last 40 years. store owner dennis swanson says he's seen generations of kids come through. >> he's also seen just how holiday spirit the town can be much fun this time of year. it's seeing the excitement from citizens and for the children. they come in and look at the art displays and so do better. which erie you decide to visit. you'll always find that fun. friendliness and holiday spirit. >> and if you can make it to any of those 3 cities during this holiday season, remember,

there are tons of places in the bay that offer that holiday spirit. >> in livermore, michael thomas on for news. >> what is the season? we're getting back to those in need is on the hearts and minds of many on saturday over 130 santa clara families received a helping hand from the nonprofit city team along with san jose mayor mahan they toys and gifts to roughly 400 children in san jose. they also provided free hair cuts, some pop-up closet essential items and food to help low income families. >> giving people hope and the opportunity to celebrate the holidays. the should be a time to celebrate. be thankful for what we have. >> the nonprofit providing gifts for children, ages one to 12. california is often called the breadbasket of the world over a 3rd of the country's vegetables and three-quarters of the country's fruit and nuts are grown right here in california. but advocates for farm workers say that the

handset make this industry run are often left in the shadows. now one organization is taking action to bring farmworkers some holiday cheer. kimberly cruz reports. >> before working in the fields is no easy job. yes, has been doing it for 4 years last and what he thought not an easy job. you need a lot of strength for this she's one out of 12 women working every day and this clarksburg vineyard. >> as we know, farm workers have been essential in our economy, bringing food to our tables. >> and now we needed this can be seen as a nonprofit statewide organization says it's time to give them something back. and on wednesday, a group of volunteers worked together to create some christmas magic. >> during the christmas season, we were finding that many didn't have the money buy gifts for the children. so we want to make it obviously a

festive time for them as well after everything they were doing, putting themselves on the front lines during the pandemic and idea began during the pandemic and has continued through the past few years. compass seen only as a, you know, farm worker and then compass the next month >> bringing along food gives music and appreciation to the when i was little, was had bikes. and so i want >> communities and families to have the same opportunity i had as a kid. >> donations were in from community members in different local organizations. on wednesday, farm worker receives food, a gift $50 gift card and one byte to take back to their families. for it was a surprise she had never had before openly content that time super happy because his group has never come here before. we have been waiting for them all morning. grateful that they are so humble and >> appreciative just having us being there with them, you because they know someone. >> a group of people are

caring about a group of people making a big >> courts covering local news that matters. kimberly cruz. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the sunday as you wait for those holiday packages to arrive. holiday packages to arrive. officials a

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deadline did make their payments by mid november. president biden recently announced almost 5 billion dollars in student loan forgiveness for federal borrowers who work in the public service fields. >> well, did you go to the post office yesterday? if so, how are the lines? yesterday was the deadline for sending out packages and getting them onto the tree on time for christmas. but >> that is if you're using ground or first class mail, you still have some options. but it's going to kind of cost you the deadline for priority mail is monday. priority express is wednesday. postal officials warned that last scheduled delivery date is saturday december 23rd for ground first class and priority mail. usps and our ups rather. and fedex have similar deadlines next week. the federal trade commission says that scammers are sending fake invoices and shipping messages to people in order to get their personal

information. is what they say. a scammers will send shoppers spam messages claiming that they missed delivery attempts and tell them to click on a link to reschedule to receive their package. the agency says that consumers should not respond to an expected delivery messages or invoice for items not ordered and make sure that you verify everything. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners in arizona getting ready to face off the cardinals will have a live report.

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news. you may have heard of a campaign to recall pamela price, alameda district attorney and now there is a campaign to keep her in office. as school officials are warning parents of a new kind of scam. good morning and welcome back to kron 4 morning news. that's start first last half hour with dave spahr. e says that it's going to be a rainy one out there. >> looks that way. morning theresa. good morning, everybody. we pretty much been starting off with mostly cloudy skies will noticing some of the light appearing on through giving us some conversation in the skies to but that's all the preamble to what we're going to get. as we approach around the noon hour particular, that's a good estimation for when the bay will start to get it. we see a line trying to develop. it looks like along the bay here. this is probably fairly light, however, because it's going through an atmosphere or an environment that's fairly dry. the deeper moisture still out to sea here. here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay. kind of mostly cloudy at that. but a bright, mostly cloudy at that 50's for the most part across the bay. we got some upper 40's at work

here, concord and also livermore around 48. and that is ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. but we are closing the gap as highs today. probably won't be quite as generous as yesterday there with the put into motion a good idea where it's coming from. it's basically towards our south and west and it's mostly going north, but it's probably north-northeast. so a lot of it's going to eclipse us in the low itself will ultimately send towards the south to socal. expecting a lot more rain. the winds are kind of offshore now and they have been that way until tomorrow. that's really when u.s. which is going to happen. and that will help keep our atmosphere on the more moist side, if you will, breaking it down. it's showers and rain is what we expect. again, some breaks in the clouds expected in parts of the bay based in the west, probably in the afternoon. were you folks in the east and the south? they will probably be treated to another level. those going on, however, tomorrow morning, everybody is looking at some heavy rain then march through that coming up in just a bit recently. >> thank you very much. but there is a movement underway in oakland keep pamela price in office. the alameda county

district attorney's is facing a recall effort. the group that came together on saturday said that the effort against price is not about public safety. they say that the recall is being run by a small number of wealthy people who only care about property values. >> the da's encouraging people to declined to sign. >> the policies and the loss that you elected me implement. i didn't create those laws. we are following the law. we are lawyers and i have given the directive to every lawyer in my office, you are a minister of justice. that is your command. that is your commission. that is what the state bar of california says we are to do. >> organization behind the effort to oust price says that they already have enough signatures needed to put the recall on the ballot. if those signatures are verified a recall election would take place next to. a san francisco

man is facing prison time after biting a police officer. 41 year-old casey with more has been found guilty of 3 felonies after he tried to steal a motorcycle back in 2021. police say that went more snuck into the loading dock of one maritime plaza, attempted to take an employee's motorcycle. prosecutors say that when whitmore was stopped by security, he then tried to disguise himself as a dock worker. police say that during his arrest thrashed on the ground and bit an officer on leg whitmore will be sentenced in february. a homicide investigation is underway. wanna creek the homicide was originally reported as a suspicious death back on november 27th the victim was found dead on commune of our day. not far from pleasant hill road. police are not offering up many details right now and we will continue to follow that story. welcome. public school officials are warning families to be where

of phone calls claiming that their children have been kidnapped and are being held for ransom this week to families receive calls, claiming that their children had been taken. the caller knew the names of the students, but the reality is that the children were in school. they were safe. the scheme was just surfaced in november. every case they alleged the victim was at school all safe. police say if you receive some kind of demand, you should notify police immediately. this weekend caltrain is suspending some service between stations in san jose for construction. caltrain officials say that surface will be caught off between they're done and tamarin stations. they say free buses from the santa clara valley transportation authority will be available to take instead. donald trump is back in new hampshire this weekend. he is hoping a rally for supporters there and looking to slow down. nikki haley's rise in the polls. new

hampshire's governor who recently endorsed haley is urging voters to dump trump ahead of the primary january campaign correspondent levy dean reports. >> hello, new hampshire. i'm thrilled to be back in your beautiful state. donald trump on saturday returned to the state with the nation's first presidential primary on tuesday. january 23rd. we're going to win the new hampshire primary and then we're going to price rookie joe biden next november. but the ground game in the granite state rock here than before for the former president. >> nikki haley getting new hampshire governor chris sununu's endorsement and the 2 working together to take down trump one out trump didn't take kindly to the tac team lashing out at new hampshire's governor today. about time you get rid of that governor of years. he's like a spoiled brat. >> it's unclear how much of an impact this endorsement will have on the race. the voters

are taking notice a big fan of chris and and i know it's it's neck recently it's not every day that trump comes here back meanwhile, great to be back in new hampshire. florida's governor ron desantis. >> currently polling 4th in new hampshire making his presence known by taking a dig at the frontrunners record refusing to accept defeat expect the former president to accept the in iowa or new hampshire. it. >> trump loses. he will say it stolen no matter what absolute he will he will. he will try to delegitimize the results. >> was levy reporting for us this morning? people might be facing some sticker shock once again over the recent price effects. according to a major egg producer, avian flu outbreak at a facility in kansas affected 1.6% of its entire flock. report from the usda says that bird flu has affected dozens of commercial egg producing flocks. and that could cause yet another spike

in the cost of eggs. the agency's data also shows more than a million birds are killed in october 8 million in november. and 4 million killed within the first week of december. in san francisco, a holiday tradition kicked off in union square and will be around until christmas eve. it is call winter walk. >> the event features local vendors, food trucks, holiday performances. it's all free. residents can stop by day of the week to enjoy the festivities. san francisco police are going to be on hand patrolling the area. you can head over to visit union squere s f dot com. for more details, we'll put that up on our website as well. >> the warriors took to the nets last night and steph curry broke a record as well. kron four's sports reporter aaron wilson has the details for us. >> well, we here in the bay we needed a night like last night and chase. it was

record-breaking. the swayze brothers splashing in. well, the warrior, they were able to snag a clutch win. and i just take you through more than 7 ago right here in the first day record that mention right here, steps very well the loonie screening hit dagger 3,500 plus 3. the only guy in the nba to ever do that history. >> 5 seconds ago now in the same cp, 3 tries to get a trade for himself. but this one is tipped. turning to the perfect pass to dario sarkisian, the reverse lay in their 2nd quarter. now the dubs with a 9 point lead. but cam thomas, he was on a tear last night. he goes one-on-one with play here and banks it over looney here to a 41 that he had on the night to the 4th. now 2 point game warriors trailing wiggins with a much-needed jumped right there to tie it up 14 wiggins on the night. 3 to go dubs lead by by thomson. create a little space here drops the dagger between the top of the key in the wing becomes the 9th best shooter from 3 passing jason terry. he

had 24 points last night under a minute to go a step being double teamed triple team doesn't matter. he's able to make it up that point. he takes a four-point lead for the warriors and pretty much the game after that, a much-needed win 2 in a slight drought. why stiff? why was this one so important is if it needed explanation >> needed really, really bad and get it out. toss it back to you guys. aaron, thank you for for your health. the cdc says a new coronavirus strain called jay and one is behind the increasing number of covid cases. jay and one is the fastest growing variant. according to cdc estimates

that it is responsible for more than one in 5 new coronavirus cases in recent weeks, the symptoms appeared to be similar to those caused by other strains. that includes, of course, the sore throat congestion, runny nose, cough, fatigue, headache, muscle aches, fever, chills, loss of sense of taste and smell basically miserable right? doctors recommend getting the new updated covid-19 vaccine to protect against this new variant. >> the studies have shown you know, it's nothing really to fear. but if you boost your immune system, you can you know, concrete pretty easily. the problem is not enough ball. the rubble. people are getting vaccines right and i think we really need to get that number higher. >> the doctor says that hospital capacity is starting to decrease in the bay area. and although the new variant is making people sick or there's been a 25% increase

and hospitalization rates nationwide within the last 2 weeks. well, coming up on the kron, morning news homeschooling is growing in popularity across states will take a look at the growing new trend. >> and the critics behind it. >> a quiet, powerful ride with no, you know, all electric steamboat being made right here in los angeles. in tech, smart. >> and i quite a day for boating today as we watch rain march into the bay area, the first a series of several of them into this weekend unsettled one of that. h

>> the forty-niners facing off against the arizona cardinals. today we find kron four's, kate, where we live in glendale with more details. going to be a good game right? >> hey, say yeah, this should be a fun one. now it isn't the epic clash of 2 titans that we've seen a couple times earlier this year with the forty-niners. they've already clinched a playoff spot and the cardinals 3 in 10 this season. they're definitely in the middle of a rebuild. but nonetheless, this is a big day for forty-niners quarterback brock purdy. that's because pretty grew up just about 35 miles away from state farm stadium in gilbert, arizona. he played football at perry high school there and was named the arizona republic's high school football player of the year. but this is the first time and he's come back to return to the home crowd since he took over as starter for the forty-niners. and he's doing pretty well while doing so. he leads the league in a bunch of different categories. completion percentage passer rating yards per attempt and pretty says he's trying to silence his critics a little bit. those who still complain

that he doesn't have a big arm and can't throw the deep ball. well, something he's been working on. take a listen. >> but when it comes to pushing the ball downfield, i'm sort of just understanding what we're trying to do as an offense. and once we get those kinds of opportunities being dpaggressive and letting it rip i feel like right now probably, you know, out of all the years of playing football, he's probably the best in terms of push the ball downfield and being efficient in that area. not just throwing it up and hopes for someone to grab it. but being efficient. when i take my shots and i feel like it is probably. probably best. i've been throwing the ball right now. >> he is mister efficient, completing 70% of his passes. and if that stat holds up today will be doing it in front of family and friends. party said there are too many people to get tickets for. so we had to narrow down to only his immediate family, but he does expect a lot of those family and friends will be on hand here nonetheless. and he also told us earlier this week, but he got a new haircut for the occasion. so i think that signifies that this is a

pretty special day for him to theresa king. let me ask couple questions. what are we really focusing in on this? we have seen purdy really execute. finally in the past couple of games, really. >> having these big giant winds and the defense really coming and stepping up. what do y what is your take all this? yeah, the forty-niners just have one of the best rosters in the nfl. kyle shanahan. their head coach is known for having one of the most complicated, unique offensive schemes. >> and finally, this is a group of veteran players. they've all been working together for a few years. now brought pretty is probably the newest of the bunch. but if you look at the weapons that he's got deebo samuel george kittle christian mccaffrey, brandon aiyuk there all either veterans of the league or veterans of the team. and so things are really clicking for them. we all know how great the defense says. they've got the reigning defensive player of the year and nick bosa. they got a couple injuries to that defensive front. so that should be an interesting story line today. but there's no doubt attended 3 playoff sp already clinched that one of the best teams in this league.

awesome. i will look forward to your reports later tonight. thanks a lot, kate. >> taking a live look outside to sutro camera san francisco this morning. you can see that it's even cloudier now than it was a couple hours ago. right day. >> death looks like you got that right? good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. and waiting for the rain and some spots already starting to get out some heavier rain showers up north. but out to see this is kind of our future taking us to around the noon hour or so. no. again, we talk about all of this. remember is going through a drier atmosphere. so therefore, it's going to rob a little bit of the rain that, quote, should reach the grounds are rainfall totals are not as generous as they may appear on radar. this amount hamrick a picture and yeah, look at that. we have some rain drops actually on the lens there a little bit. also overcast as well. a little bit shaken from some winds that we have tahoe where they get out of this. they get rain and showers early on. it would have been talking about the rain. the situation is going to change by the middle of the week with the secondary

system bringing in some colder air helping lower the snow levels down to the resort levels. and you can see the surface temperatures also fall a little bit too. problem is by wednesday, the out drops off. there another 3rd system that does scrape by right for the weekend. kind of help fortify whatever we have at that point. so here's what it looks like with everybody on the board here. first, this low has to do its thing. it's the next 2 days or so. and then up north, this low from the gulf of alaska, fast mover. so it's going to be cold doing its thing. but it's taking a quick shot down south. we're getting grazed by the systems. that's why rain falls not also as high as it would, quote, be if it made a direct hit in the west. so check it out for today. there's that line of rain showers, another dose and the late afternoon just before sunset here for the east and the south bay's break into the overnight might even see some breaks in the clouds of touch for stargazing. don't count on a whole lot of that. but by tomorrow morning here you have another line here projected somewhere between 5, 6, him right in the middle. the commute. this will come in

with some winds involved in all of that, too. don't forget. and there you see the rain tapers off in develops for tuesday. again. and then by wednesday, it's a different type of system. the bigger picture, that's the first player. here's gulf of alaska system. always pushes it out of the way, but not as much moisture for tahoe, although it will be colder. there's that 3rd system might help out with some snow showers, pre-christmas to kind of nice timing. and then after christmas comes another wave so lets people get home. if visiting you. there's a look at some thunder showers for the middle of the week, particularly look at those lows. hardly any movement at all because of this is a mild air mass. and when that colder air funny filters in here, recent. >> thank you very much. table schooling is growing in popularity across 9 states. but some critics are against it. news nation's kelsey kernstine explains. >> i like that can tailor education to exactly their meet lauren patten from south carolina. she believes home schooling has been a gift to her family, allowing her to teach each of her 3 daughters

at their own pace. i read something to say that you gain more than 16,000 hours with your children by homeschooling alexia de la rosa, a mom from southern california echoing the same sentiments. she's become a homeschooling instagram sensation posting daily videos teaching her dubois. i decided close site today because the was just beautiful. good morning song and went over. everything we have planned for the la. rosa says she mainly homeschools for safety reasons. but she also values being able to choose what her kids are taught. and just to keep our kids close to us and be in control of the things that they're exposed to while they're still young based on the national center education statistics. the top reason parents choose homeschooling is a safe environment, followed by academic quality and religious studies. while homeschooling offers many benefits and flexibility. critics argue it comes with its own set of challenges. parents can. >> ton what they want keep their kids completely isolated

abuse. the will, according joy statistics. the main reason parents choose not to home-school is the lack of socialization. but for mom she says her girl socialize more now than when they attended school. >> i didn't into class. they take volleyball lessons. they do horseback riding. there's there's all sorts of things were involved in our local 4 so they are constantly they're out in the real world. and that's what i consider actual specialization. >> a new startup is building all-new electric boat speedboat. some people are calling at the tesla of the safe rich demuro explains. >> no gas fumes in a smooth, quiet aboard. thank they don't. makes lee is on a mission to transform the boating industry. >> cast votes are a lot of fun to be on an absolute nightmare his company arc has already built what you might consider

a tesla of the and all electric crews are with 500 horsepower. this is an incredibly hard and generic problems. early buyers paid around $300,000 for the limited edition boat. next up, a more affordable mass market sports pope. this pope, is far more reliable? because this far few are moving piece this leak. 24 foot arc as a giant touch screen front and center with digital maps. music speed, water temperature and more. the battery pack in the hole is nearly 3 times the size of a typical tesla's. literally put these battery packs buckets of water dumped into the bottom test >> are indeed waterford. our wants its battery to last for a typical day's usage. many docks already have the power necessary for overnight our demo, the boats performance by accelerating to top speed from a standstill. and with fast tight turns a lot of power, a lot of control has such a high

speed. i was not prepared for when i got behind the wheel. i found it easy to pilot and new i'm like ugh, asked both. this bottle is completely electronics. you can just push all the way down. >> we want accelerate the transition to electric or the marine industry. >> the arc one was a ton of fun to ride in and steer. and even though the speed is electronically limited to 40 miles an hour that still fell plenty fast, especially around those tight turns. hopefully we'll get more details about their upcoming model soon. if you want more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart.

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>> and take a look at this. you can spot a family of bears, making the trek through the snow. the video was taken earlier this week at heavenly ski resort. the man who took this video says that he has been skiing at this resort his entire life has never seen anything like that before. >> you'll recall recall a bear nearly collided with a scare in that same area just a few days ago. i was going to say i saw that video. >> it's unclear. and the bear is all part of a. >> want to run though? i don't know if that's you don't want to be mistaken for something are the big they're still become own. one of the interesting to watch fellow mammals do their thing. so i i've never seen like there's enough won't look at that the

pretty and then you let someone it's impressive. are they going to get more snow? they are. they are for real want to show you the radar here. what we've got right now as we that rain up to the north 3. so that has had a history of some lightning strikes off in the north bay. here's some crackling, not your imagination. it is some lightning strikes and that there's the deeper moisture down south. and that's what's going to play out throughout the bay area as we approach around noon quickly walking to future cast for. >> the afternoon is another little chunk late afternoon, early evening, east bay, south bay, kind of a break. and then tomorrow morning everybody gets clobbered pretty good by some heavy rains. by that point, the winds will have shifted and we will now have onshore and it looks like an unsettled week ahead. tuesday, more of the same. here's your seven-day forecast and you can see the thunder shower shared with some sunshine poking mild temps, relatively speaking. even when that colder air gets here because with all the rain and so forth, temperatures can get that cold. >> takeaway rain, make sure you have your umbrella. it's

going hit hard. the whole and a community. yeah. stay tuned. we'll have the very latest for have a great sunday. everybody.

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