the news. >>vicki: welcome to our three live hours of the kron4 news weekend. hundreds are dead in the southern philippines asns from occupy protesters. encampments are gone. >>marty: the trial begins to the soldier who time over thousands of documents to wikileaks. the senate is finally taking action on social security payroll tax cuts if but he will be surprised on just how long or short those cuts will be.

>>ysabel: it is cool and crisp the shaping of to be beautiful day. >>janu: it is one to shape up to be beautiful day. we are expecting a lot of sunshine in store. there is fog outside of the golden gate bridge, a chilly start to the morning. can legend

of the dow fell you hear what i told you have to wash the dishes i told ya dumb that milk out was sitting on the counter >>marty: at noon today, protesters in manhattan are

planning an event at a church only parking lot where arrests were made. those protests against economic inequality began back on september 17th in lower manhattan. protesters or arrested and cleared out last month. there are no longer allowed to sleep there. there are even as planned in the bay area. for more on that, craig skalar is reporting live from justin herman plaza, the center of the occupy movement in san francisco. good morning. >>craig: it was a dissenter. it has been closed for a week since everyone has been moved out of here as well as moved out of market street. the folks from occupy movement are pretty dead set on continuing.

>>marty: we are losing his idea of her picture. 10:00 a.m. in a redwood city, at noon and concord in the east bay and in in in san francisco, those are all the events planned to commemorate the occupy protests. this afternoon, and march in san francisco beginning at justin herman plaza. >>ysabel: another big story in the national scene, the prosecution presented its case against the young soldier blame for the longest--the largest leak of classified material in u.s. history. he was stationed in baghdad and accused of the wikileaks web site hacking.

on an argument that the u.s. government stamped secret on material that did not pose any national security threat. u.s. defence secretary leon panetta is a writing later today marking a significant day in history because panetta is the first chief to ever set foot on libyan soil. today's visit comes after an eight month war that ousted maummar gaddafi. he is meeting with members of the transitional government. >>marty: flash floods have killed dozens of people in the philippines. the floodwaters are a result of more than 12 hours of continuous rain.

>>marty: that is on state unemployment figures and the unemployment figures in california, we will have that coming up. >>ysabel: the senate voting on the payroll tax, we will get back to that. here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. it looks like it is shaping up to the beautiful day. kaput

>>ysabel: and are rare saturday morning session, the senate has a last-minute payroll tax compromise. it has been a year of bitter battling. the senate is in session this our holdings to extend the social security tax cuts and jobless benefits for just two months. top democratic and gop leaders chose a short extension after failing to agree on march spending reductions. the senate will revisit the issue again and

february fury of the house votes on this issue next week. >>marty: the unemployment rate in california is finally on a downward trend at 11.3%. police since 2009. it was 11.7% in october. san francisco is a mongol lowest rates in the state. if the unemployment rate dropped below 8 percent last month as compared to 9.5%. these numbers are lower overall than california's jobless claims. it's >>ysabel: a wild wind causes major damage in southern california. >>marty: here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge., the bay bridge. more on the forecast coming up. as a

>>da: here is a look at the

major damage in southern california. this is a look at the wind damage southeast of of angeles. the winds are gusting up to 80 mi. an hour. peoples of vehicles were crushed and trains were down. fortunately there were no reports of any injuries. >>ysabel: south of los angeles and san diego, a heavy snowfall. this note may for a fun day of sledding and snowball fights. >>marty: here is a live look outside. this is from mt. tam cam. the camera is moving a little bit, otherwise a beautiful start to the day. >>ysabel: janu also has a full check on the weather.

>>janu: here is a live look from the roof camera. it is a chilly start to the morning. san francisco sitting at 46, getting to 56 by noon. temperatures are in freezing temperatures in places like santa rosa and fairfield. 37 and no lotto and half moon bay. visibility is an issue. the afternoon highs will be pretty nice of a lot of sunshine. los 60s to the south bay. 50s and half moon bay. los 60s through santa rosa. 59 in san francisco

and 60 expected for fairfield. take a look at the satellite and radar. high pressure is keeping things dry and it will stay dry into next week. this is what your 7 day around the bay looks like. a lot of sunshine in store. mild overnight lows for the bay and highs in the low sixties in the upper 50s through of the week. 7:17 a.m.. >>marty: we have new details, former san francisco giants' barry bonds is free on bail this morning as the appeals a felony conviction of wine to a grand jury. take a look at the scene yesterday at the federal courthouse after in a year investigation into steroid allegations. he was sentenced to one month of house arrest yesterday. dan kerman was in the courtroom and has the story. >>dan: this briefing to reporters was all the barry bonds said as he arrived at

federal court for sentencing after being convicted of obstruction of justice for making misleading statements to a grand jury investigating the use of steroids in sports. he could have been sentenced to 15 months in prison. the judges of for the probation department but instead was sentenced to two years of probation and 30 days of home confinement. 250 hours of community service and a $400,000 fine. if the judge said she believed the bonds tried to obstruct justice but said he did not succeed and that the public consciousness had changed about steroids. she also cited under sentences-just others' sentences in steroid cases, his charitable works and how his actions were an aberration to an otherwise lawful life. prosecutors disagreed is saying the bonds was well versed in misleading people citing his mistresses while married. bonds had engaged in misconduct for years and

bonds had been unapologetic but the judge stuck with her sentence only then to put it on hold to allow attorneys to appeal the conviction. >> we absolutely believe that he was wrongly convicted. qr just as we aggressively fought in the trial, we will plan an appeal so that he can return to public life as a citizen, free of conviction as he had been until this case. >>dan: attorneys say that the appeals process could take a year-and-a-half, in the meantime he will remain free on bail. >>marty: lance williams, the co-author of the book exploring the use of steroids in baseball says the sentencing was predictable. fis says the judge has shown no track record of sending athletes

to present. williams believes the case will impact testing fee and put other athletes on notice. the >> the investigation changed the way we've but ads for its series--it has changed the way we look at sports and is forcing athletes to assess--to step up and address the problem of dumping in sports which was not happening in the united states. if you are an elite athlete and lying in front of the grand jury, they will put you through the wringer. at the end of the day, you get probation, but it is a grim process is a felony conviction is not a fun thing to have on your record. even if you are independently wealthy. >>marty: stays with us for the latest on the bonds sentencing and appeal. log on to our web site, www.kron4.com or twitter and facebook. >>ysabel: a gay rights group has been given the go-ahead to gather signatures for a

measure that will be sent to proposition 8. the los angeles-based group has until may 14th. they need over 800,000 signatures to get the repeal of the november ballot griffiths california voters passed proposition a back in 2008. the repeal initiative says it would not require religious clergy to perform be mirrored disk. >>marty: still ahead, new details into two different officers involved shootings that happened in the bay area. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. we will be right back.

>>marty: we have plenty of sunshine for the next several days. it is going to be lovely around the bay as we head into christmas. we have a new details in san francisco, a community meeting will be held to discuss last wednesday's officers involved shooting. the man shot on wednesday later died from his injuries. officers say that he fired at them after a traffic stop as he was running away. the officers were not injured. the committee meeting will be held at the police station at 4:00 p.m. monday afternoon. >>ysabel: new details and an officer involved shooting that left one man dead. officers say they were forced to fire when a man, left pointed a gun at them. it happened after police chase manuals one says into the home. both officers went into the house and

investigators say flynn says pulled a gun from his waistband and tossed it into the bedroom. >> the individual went to picket the gun and offices directed him to not pick up the guns. once he did, the officers began to shout for the person to drop the gun and he then pointed a gun that the officers. the officers were wearing san jose police vests with a badge of a friend and large letters on the back. very recognizable. the suspect's we do believe spoke english. >>ysabel: police believe that the man at noon each other. both officers have been placed on administrative leave. this is the fourth police involved shooting. >>marty: today marks three months since the occupy wall street movement began. " more coming up. coffee

>>ysabel: we have a developing story, today marks three months as the occupy was a movement began. these are live shots, an aerial view of protesters taking to the streets in new york city. if at noon today, protesters are planning an event in a church on the parking lot where arrests were made last month. the protest against economic inequality began on september 17th fury this was in zuccotti park in lower manhattan. protesters were arrested in cleared out last laugh and are no longer allowed to sleep there. at

one point as many as 71 occupy sites were around the country. demonstrators say they might occupy the church's own party this afternoon. there are also the events planned in the bay area. craig skalar has been reporting live from humble house of. >>craig: there are no more tents. there is a sign that says closed for renovation as they're trying to restore the area back to what it was. here are some pictures from just about a week ago when everyone was moved out of here fast, and people were telling me that but they may not be able to pitch a tent but that they're not going away. they will come back and make their point. there are a series of events going on to a furious finger is a list

of those of and spurious and they are protesting the hold banks accountable. in sentences of at noon, organizers will market three months with the general assembly in the castro district over at harvey milk plaza. there is a pm rally this afternoon. good even without the tents with it being a high at an official had a cost of things there to lintas and care less this

year of doing this indefinitely. >>ysabel: the trial for demanding in the wikileaks siege question starts today. >>marty: on friday police wanted cooking supplies, cooking bags and other items removed from a makeshift encampment outside city hall in oakland. protesters have a permit for a television and table, police arrested those who refused to give up their items and eventually began was taken away. as above out things are shaping up quite beautiful. >>janu: take a look at this shot from the mt. tam cam.

we have a falling into easter to the morning. the dry weather will continue in your next work with. with visibility is down to a quarter mile. a chance of dense fog. and a 10:00 a.m. hour we will still be dealing with fog. as we head into the afternoon, mostly clear skies. upper 50s and low 60s today. it is expected half moon bay. los 60s in oakland and hayward

60 degrees expected in fairfield. take a look at your 7 day run of a forecast. dry and mild conditions expected durable work week >>ysabel: yesterday in a horse-drawn carriage tester data carried the casket of one-year-old hiram lawrence. it was in his father's arms when he was shot on november 20th. six others were injured in the shooting. take thompson was in west oakland at a memorial for hiram and

three-year-old carlos novel was killed back in august. >> this will was greeted tomorrow of victims of gunfire. >> i hate that young keyboard elite these unthinkable things. >> one of the main messages at the memorial was to speak up. the new information came forward even though there was a $50,000 reward. >> it is so hard going every day and not know who murdered your child.

>> the two murders of hiram lawrence and carlos now has ignited a call to stop violence. >> this is a community of strangers. >> many community groups will be gathering at 11:00 a.m. and holding a stand in, speaking out against the violence in the shooting of hiram lawrence. >>marty: coming up on the kron4 news weekend, the city of oakland has something free for shoppers. we will explain coming up. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside on the bay bridge. it is shipping to the ninth sale valuable the didactic.

>>ysabel: today and next saturday, all parking meters are free. the idea is to get shoppers to support local merchants. the flies to standard meters and posted display meters. there are posted time limits ranging from 30 minutes-two hours. the city says they will be monitoring parked cars in oakland. >>marty: an oakland man is in custody with connection to a shooting at in in-n-out berger in panel on monday. the shootings a place just after 5:00 p.m. in the parking lot of the fast-food restaurant on fitzgerald drive. a man in his 20s was wounded in the shooting. police are still looking for a second suspect being described as an african- american man between the ages of 18 and 25 with short hair and mustache. he is estimated to be five to 7 in. tall wang between 100 6,180 lbs..

>>ysabel: a statewide ever alert was issued for a team who tested family saying that she had been adopted, she was found safe and has been arrested for filing a false police report. >>marty: coming up, there were two strong earthquakes shaking pr and a small earthquake in the north bay. more on that when we come back. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. not too much traffic.

>>marty: the earth quake had a depth of about 3.5 mi. of the north bay. over ford's of damages or injuries. >>ysabel: here is another look outside and the golden key bridge. kron >>janu: qr it is a beautiful in the chilly. the sun is shining over the san

a tale bridge. really nice on the peninsula. currently in redwood city, 39 degrees to. we will get to about 57 by noon with an afternoon high of 60 degrees cooling back down to 50 by the p.m. this evening. timber does elsewhere are chilly through places like santa rosa and fairfield. 38 in napa right now. miranda's green indicates visibility down to a quarter of a mile. drive cautiously. in the afternoon, a lot of sunshine. 50 expected in half moon dave. in the north bay, low 60s through santa rosa and nevada. 60 degrees

expected. the conditions are clear, dry and mild. your extended forecast is showing a lot of sunshine in store. dry and mild a lot of sunshine. lowe's in the 30's and '40's for the coast in the bay. it looks like we will see in nice weather through the holiday weekend. xi >>ysabel: the oakland raiders are gearing up for a must win a game against the steelers. vern glenn has more in our sports report. >>vern: a division one high

school state championship, what of back and forth slugfest. if bellman craft and santa margarita, 79 points scored in the game. and watch this catch. the ball never hits the ground. he hangs on. he scores from 1 yd out. the extra point is good. one minute 46 seconds left. the next possession, we call that a big hall. of the metal to the 10 yd line. over the top for the game-winning touchdown. they were down 42-37. so james

harris and lost a one game appeal for his suspension. and he will be out of a uniform as the steelers go against the 49ers on monday night. looks and >> we will move forward, james will move forward. it is an appropriate time to do so if you look at what we're facing this week. >> the linebackers are really talented. we are

getting ready for what we have to do. >>vern: back to their raiders. guess who is out for this game with the lions again? with the gary mcfadden. some people are wondering if he is going to play again. he has a nagging foot injury. we in and week out, people have asked hugh jackson about this man and when he will get back in uniform furious >> you just do not have an idea. it is a ft. you never know how chastised heal.

>>ysabel: in sports news, the los angeles lakers guard kobe bryant and his wife of 10 years are divorcing. vanessa bryant filed divorce papers citing irreconcilable differences. there is no prenuptial agreement. it is estimated at kobe bryant is a work of the three have a $60 million. the couple plans to share joint custody of their daughters. >>marty: coming up, stanley roberts and the latest edition of people behaving badly.

>>marty: glide memorial church gave away more than 5000 bags of groceries. stanley roberts found plenty of people behaving badly.

>>stanley: there was a mass sell-off in san francisco that had nothing to do with stocks and bonds. every year glide memorial church does a good thing. they give out food to the needy. this year they even had a new set up to speed up the process. people with less than honorable intentions got involved. for example, look at all of this flip-flop, the dance in a brown shirt has set up shop to sell the food. he is just outside of the folsom hotel. then he appears to go back into business off until someone

else shows up. the san francisco police showed up with the man insisted he is not selling anything. >> i sold one thing. after i did that, i felt bad ended decided i will just did trades. >>stanley: for the groceries to be free, there was a lot of cash exchanging hands. >>stanley: church volunteers did the best they could do

to discourage the sale of leases, but that was all they did. friday morning good cause gets tarnished because of people behaving badly. >>marty: what occupy protesters are doing to mark three months of the occupy movement. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside of the sanitarium bridge. thank

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>>da: in egypt, protesters are clashing and violently with police. >>marty: occupy protesters are looking to continue their momentum with more demonstrators. this shift >>jan: i have a guy that does all sinatra. we're going to celebrate from sinatra. later on, will talk about the irani hotel, the celts it yuletide and i will have sharon midnight, one of our great performers. we have a lot of new movies to talk about. we have a lot to celebrate. >>ysabel: here is a quick look outside. we have some bountiful weather as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. it promises to

be a lovely day. >>janu: it is a chilly start to the morning. pretty much clear conditions out there. off we are dealing with areas of dense fog. mostly sunny conditions and scattered high clouds, we will continue to see a dry weather pattern through the next week and a holiday weekend. let's talk about the dense fog and low visibility. areas in the red indicate less than a quarter mile visibility. the ellis about a mile and a warrant is about a half mile. temperatures are still pretty chilly. in the south

bay we will see 61 degree readings across the board. in the north bay we are expecting to get to 51 for nevada, 58 for napa, 59 in san francisco and 60 degrees expected for fairfield. sunny, mild and clear conditions through the work week and into the weekend. if >>marty: at today marks the three months since the occupy as wall street manhattan began. demonstrations are planned across the country today.

the protest against economic inequality began on september 17th. protesters were arrested and cleared out last month. there are no longer allowed to sleep in the park. demonstrators say they may occupy the church on property later this afternoon. there are even as late as the bay area as well. >>jackie: this is justin herman plaza. now, you can see nothing but bocce ball courts and a sign saying that they will be renovating displaced. it is a reminder of how things have changed in just a short period of time. that does not mean that things are changing for the occupy movement. they are continuing to push forward with their agenda. at 10:00 a.m., occupy redwood city is doing it for a shame. and concord, a

march to support veterans. at 3:00 p.m., protesters are rallying to celebrate fred lynn manning, the was leaks--the wikileaks whistle-blower. >>marty: give us your impression of how things look like today. >>craig: let me show hail a week ago when they cleared

out market street. this was one of the last places they did. people were telling me then, they may not be able to fetch tens but it will keep doing what they're doing regardless of the symbolism. >>ysabel: mid trial begins today for bradley manning, an intelligence analysts stationed in baghdad who is accused of the wikileaks

leaking of information regarding the war overseas. he has been relying on the argument that the u.s. government stamped secret on material that did not pose any national security risk. >>marty: overseas, flash floods have killed almost 400 people in the the philippines. dozens of people are reported as missing. the flood waters are a result of more than 12 hours of continuous rain from tropical storm. we were taking a look at some of the photos from the aftermath and rescue efforts. most of the people killed were asleep when a raging flood waters tore through homes. cox us >>marty: in >> here is a look at the scene last night. demonstrators were throwing molotov cocktails and stones. the violence began

>>ysabel: following the gop debate on thursday, there is a sign of change fury if >>reporter: stopping and and i was steel plant, mitt romney was with an outsider's message in this sense of momentum if if >> we have a class of people who have spent their entire time in washington into the do not of a san what to do. >>reporter: south carolina

governor was the latest to endorsed romney. michelle bachman said a method state money half ness tina fey devising freddie mac. >> he did not need to be within the technical path- just the technical definition of the name of the as if to be heavily influenced. >>reporter: in response, were forced to reduce the video of facing off for

before >> i have never seen a conflict is the fourth serious

>>marty: at coming up on the kron4 news weekend, we have from natural ways to battle the cold.

>>marty: is gorgeous outside. janu >> we are dealing with some

white linens as well as partly cloudy conditions. it is cold in santa rosa. that's take a look at the dense fog and low visibility. the yellow indicates 1 mi. of visibility. look at this patch of red along the delta. it is really dance but a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. >>janu: satellite and radar is showing high pressure

dry carryforward mild conditions. there is no fresh powder and the speaker. tim burton is in to about 47 today, 51 tomorrow. but this is the 7 day forecast looks like. senate conditions lowe's in the thirties and forties by the coast in bay. for >>marty: for joining us this morning, an acupuncturist who has a natural limit for staying healthy for. in- flight more and more people are booking to get away from pharmaceuticals and it turned into something more natural. famines many

pharmaceutical for medications deal with some of the they do not full effort of the cold is about. prevention and permit free and early on is the best for me to go. >>ysabel: are these herbal remedies? >> that first moment when you realize you're catching a cold is when you want to start using this. the two best gains are the cold peace. this is the fear read the thing has been shown in the number a steady to fight viruses and improve the immune response and reduce the duration and severity of cold if taken early on. it is a go to committee for early onset symptoms. for people just starting to catch a cold. the other

remedy is this go to a chinese herb for colds. that the first sign of a sore throat, take this aggressively for a date for two. capoot these are anti- viral and indians for. this can be made into a tea to fill in for these are actually filled theory of >>ysabel: the call is a $40 billion industry fury if >> i do not know the statistics, but a lot of times, a lot of money is spent on cold and flu. and one of the piece of advice i give to people is 4s. for that when he cannot in effect of a film you are around. garlic and, the land is also very if

>> , brennan had antibacterial properties. using that can help improve among response and fight bacteria and viruses. pomegranate is rich in antioxidants. what you have to be careful of is do not drink too much fruit juice, the server can aggravate the court systems. >>ysabel: that is interesting. are these the kinds of things that can act as an intervention? the more garlic? for them a certain

viruses tend to peak at this time of year. we are all around each other more and is easier for viruses to spread. >>ysabel: i thought it was interesting, the interests in natural medicine has increased. >> yes. we are a very busy clinic. there are more and more homeopathic physicians coming into san francisco. people are seeking us out because it is common sense medicine. if prevention and

self treatment is important. >>ysabel: kidnappers on the californian and informative. bush flew mmis

detail on california's unemployment, the news is good at least for now. the state's unemployment rate for november was down to 11.3%. that is down from 114 1/7% in october. if found as we focus on bay area of unemployment rates, down a half a for fanciful half a fourth. five contra costa, alameda and santa clara county if were all down 0.4%. the highest unemployment rate in a full line of accounting was the lowest mold of the new jobs

were in trade, transportation and utilities. of 2 million people and health are still without work. once the holiday hiring season dies down, we will see if these encouraging numbers have something power of. >>marty: coming up, the senate ok a short-term extension of a payroll tax cut. we will have that coming off. >>ysabel: the golden gate is still looking lively. we will be right back.

>>ysabel: we are back and taking a look at a developing story. today marks to three months since the occupy movements began.

demonstrations are planned nationwide. craig skalar is live from justin herman plaza which was the center of occupy demonstrations in san francisco. are there any details? >> yes. as everyone is gearing up for activities, this is no longer the in camera and that it once was. it closed for renovation, it was once the site for all of the tents in activity, but as they have move people out from dislocations, everything is managing itself in a different sort of way. i was here a week ago when they moved them from markets 3, perhaps the idea of was that they would no longer be evil to do anything, that this would be the and it but that is not the case. they are continuing to plan to do things with marches, rallies and other of and to continue

the message about the other 99 percent. here are some of the events that will show you what is going on just today alone. organizers will mark the three months fact with a general assembly in the castro district. at 3:00 p.m. here in justin herman plaza, a notch is scheduled . for people are rallying a celebration the month and with the wikileaks was lower. this will still be

the site of the events as they continue in the occupy movement to continue their message here and around the country. >>ysabel: that is craig skalar reporting live. >>marty: let's turn our attention to the weather on a saturday morning. it is a lovely day outside. here is a live look outside for mt. tam. the breeze is blowing just a little bit on top of the mountain and over all the beautiful day. none of >> here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. blue skies and a lot of sunshine but that is not the case for many north bay areas as well as the delta. we are seeing areas of dense fog. the afternoon will bring at sunny conditions and scattered high clouds. so will continue to see if dry weather pattern through next week. temperatures outside are pretty chilly in places like santa rosa and fairfield. low forties around the peninsula and

still dealing with birdies in the south bay. let's take it look at the dance hall. fifth-just this area of red looking to visibility down to a quarter mile. janu >> if you are on the road you could hit areas of isolated deaths of. with the clock fast afforded to 10:00 a.m. will be dealing with fog is a but as we head into the afternoon hours mostly clear and sunny conditions with highs in the '50s in closer for. >>marty: new this saturday morning, the senate has passed a if one trillion

dollar budget bill, it is a rare saturday session. senators are now voting to extend the social security payroll tax cut and jobless benefits. however it is just for two months. top democratic and gop leaders chose an extension after failing to agree on large reductions. they will revisit the issue again in february. the house is voting on the issue next week where it is expected to pass. >>marty: leon panetta is a riding in libya today marking a significant date. he is the first to set foot on libyan soil. today's visit comes after and eight months civil war that ousted maummar gaddafi. he will meet with >>marty: a suspected u.s. spy has been captured in a run. the intelligence ministry is not saying much

except that agents have arrested a person of a running in origin that they believe works for the u.s.. they are not releasing the name of the person arrested. >>marty: the u.s. government is not commenting on >>ysabel: would it wins in seven california, more on that coming up. >>marty: here is a live look outside. plenty of sunshine. enjoy the day.

>>ysabel: a high wind

advisory is still in effect in southern california. here's a look at some of the wind damage just southeast of los angeles. the winds were gusting up to 80 mi. per hour. signs were belong to the ground and crushing people vehicles for. trees were also down and walking roadways. fortunately, there were no reports of injuries krefeld of cloth angeles, look at this. heavy snow. this may for a fun day of sledding and snowball fights credits snowplows are still busy fishing vessel aside. they are urging people to be careful on the sleeve rose this morning deify >>mark: no fourth of damage or injuries after to earthquakes in pr. the earth quake had a magnitude 541 and 5.3. they were freed minutes apart, just after 11:00 p.m. for our time. the

earth quakes were centered in the western part of the island. in the north bay, a small earthquake struck 2 mi. from the sonoma county community of glen allen and. it was a 2.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the area a little after 9:00 p.m.. that is 20 mi. east of rome accord. the earthquake had a death of 3.5 mi.. a report of damage or injuries. >>marty: coming up, a full check on your forecast. >>jan: it is starting to look a lot like the holidays. fifth we're going to talk about some new movies including a great one written by diablo cody. we have so much more so, on that is solidly 50 if

>>jan: is really beginning to look like the holidays.

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is now on dvd. it is worth seeing. cal state yuletide will be december 17th and january 1st. hi that is just a little bit. her >>marty: here is a live look outside. on the san mateo bridge, there are a lot of cars on the highway. janu >> here is a live look from the mt. tam cam. we have high clouds and clear conditions with a chilly start to the morning. with an afternoon high of only 50 degrees. by 8:00 p.m.,

temperatures will be slow to warm. 47 in san francisco, 41 in mountain view, 39 in hayward. let's take a look at this dense fog and low visibility. visibility is down to a quarter mile. in the orange it is about a half mile. really dance along the delta of. it is demeaning for of the morning. sunshine and mild temperatures with 60s along the peninsula. 61 near san jose. 58 in half moon bay. when in the north bay, janu >> the high pressure is clear, dry and mild. this is

your 7 day around the bay shilling a lot of sunshine with dry and mild conditions. before >>marty: barry bonds is free on bail this morning while appealing a felony conviction of lying to a grand jury. take a look at the scene as he left the federal courthouse in san francisco on friday after an eight year investigation into steroid investigations. he was sentenced to one month of house arrest yet wrote. cuts >>dan: this greeting to reporters was all very bonds said as he arrived in to court for sentencing on obstruction of justice charges for making misleading statements to a grand jury investigating the use of steroids. the judge supported the probation department's recommendation but instead sentenced him

and 30 days of home confinement, 250 hours of community service and a fine of four out of dollars. the judge said she believes that barry bonds tried to obstruct justice but did not correct and said that the public consciousness has changed against steroids. hal >> we absolutely believe that barry bonds was wrongly convicted of a felony offense. >>reporter: his attorneys are confident. >> hands and to overcome the

judgment. we want him to return to life as a citizen, free of a criminal conviction. >>reporter: the appeals process xi a year and a half. in the meantime, he is out on bail. at the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>marty: lance williams, the co-author of the book addicts would the use of steroids in baseball says of the sentencing was predictable. he said the judge has shown no signs of wanting to the athletes in jail during he says that it has been other athletes on notice. >> the investigation has changed the week look at sports for. it is pushing sports league to step up and address the problem a felony

conviction is not a fun thing to have on your record. >> you can always log on to our web site, www.kron4.com. shall police

>>marty: coming up, we'll wait all call of unsuspecting shoppers kron4 spoke with a wheel with angel. we have that coming up. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside on the bay bridge.

>>marty: layaway angels are paying of the accountants of unsuspecting people. started at a kmart in michigan. has spread across the country to kmart and wal-mart stores from coast to coast. one of the latest stories have been here in east bay. delay way into did not want to be identified but did cheer his story with reggie kumar.

>>reggie: this man spent almost $10,000 of his own money to pay off caremark late flick towns of granted people. he wants to remain anonymous and says he got the idea after reading the news are here. cost >> i read an article, and about some people in the midwest that we're doing this at kmart stores. i can see what they were buying in could see the different items they were purchasing. some people had feared $20 items on layaway, clearly we are in a difficult position. it feels great to be able to see the families you are helping in the items that they are giving to their children for christmas. you

feel like you are a part of that. >>ysabel: we caught up with some of the surprise people who benefited from this act of kindness. >> i walked up to the cashier to pay my way away and she asked me for a penny. she said that someone had come in and paid $10,000 to pay for various peoples layaway. i was floored. i wanted to cry. >> it is unbelievable. third it is the christmas spirit. >>ysabel: the layaway angel plans to do something similar every year. he is encouraging other people to do the same. he says, it does not have to be thousands of dollars, even as giving $20 can help. >>marty: it is the third month of the occupy movement

protest schedules across the country including here in the bay area. we will have a live report coming up. a

>>ysabel: welcome to our third hour of the kron4 news we will bring you up- to-date on what the senate extension means. >>marty: there is a push to buy american to. we're going to talk to waste. >>jan: one of our best entertainment and comedians and singers sharon 9 will be here. i will tell you about the of one hotel. it is amazing. everyone has been there from judy garland to lucille ball and now, me. we

will talk a little bit about the allied a hotel. >>marty: this is the approach to the bay bridge. the sun is up. >>janu: clear skies and a chilly start. we're dealing with the deaths of tens of blue skies. a dry weather pattern, temperatures outside are pretty gillian south of santa rosa in fairfield. mostly thirties in the north bay. forties' along the coast. upper 30s

in the south bay as well. let's take a look at the areas of dense fog and visibility. as with the floor to 10:00 a.m., a band of fog but as we for the afternoon, a sunny skies and mild temperatures. in the north bay, at 58 degrees in napa, 614 novato and richmond. 61 expected in santa rosa.

>>ysabel: flash floods have killed over for the people in the southern philippines. dozens of people are missing. those of floodwaters are the result of over 12 hours of continuous rain from a tropical storm. most of the people were asleep when a raging floodwaters tore through their in egypt seven people are dead and 100 injured as the troops continued to clash with protesters in central cairo after a second consecutive day. here is the scene from last night. the troops used water cannons. the violence began when authorities tried to clear out a city in challenging military rule. >>marty: in developing story, today marks the three

months since the occupy was the movement began. demonstrations are planned nationwide. for this is video from one of the protests in new york city three months ago. at noon today, demonstrators in manhattan are planning an event at a church owned parking lot where arrest for me. the protests are against economic inequality and began back funds of timber 17th. sphere protesters have been arrested in this cleared out last month. you are no longer allowed to sleep in the park. demonstrators say they might occupy the church later today. and events are planned in the bay area. craig skalar is reporting live from justin herman plaza, the center of the occupy demonstrations. >>craig: the occupy movement seems to lose have to reinvent itself. if here is

a listing of the events planned for today.

>>craig: bat me show you something from about political ago when they were moving people out from market street. it was the last of the places where they're doing this. people were telling me that they will continue doing what they are doing no matter what. marches and rallies like you are seeing, as far as they're concerned they will keep doing that into the winter months now matter what happens. >>ysabel: the senate has approved a one and trillion dollar budget bill. top

democratic and gop leaders have chosen a short extension after failing to agree on march spending reductions korea have house will vote on the issue next week and but it is expected to pass. this one and f

>>marty: san francisco police will build a new committee meeting to discuss how when days of debate officer: a involved shooting in the man shot on wednesday did hire he said from his home for. the officers were not injured. the committee meeting will be held at the police

station at her home on monday afternoon. pish >>ysabel: officers were forced to fire when the man on the left pointed a gun and a myriad it happened after police chased another man, the man on the right who went into the home. both officers the list into the house. investigators say if one says pulled the gun from his waistband and tossed it into the bedroom. if officer: >> if he was directed not to pick up the gun, but he did. for he then pointed the gun at the officers and one of the officers fired in self-defense. the officers were wearing offshore accord how

>>marty: it should be a lovely day. we will be right back. up to new

>> here is a live look outside. mostly clear

conditions and cloud cover. sarkozy morning clear half >>janu: visibility is really low indicating down to a quarter of a mile. but ahead pretty low intensity. we are still clinging to freezing temperatures. by 10 a m. we will see mostly forties and fifties and then fast for the clock, the afternoon highs will be bringing in '50s and '60s. because this

is here is a closer look at those numbers starting off in the south bay, upper 50s through livermore and antioch. 58 expected in half moon bay. with in her eighth senior janu >> we have a lot of sunshine in store. it will stay dry and mild. >>ysabel: finding the perfect children's toy is not easy. there are so many toys to choose from. faja >> is joining us this morning is the expert on all types of children's toys. most of them are sold here in the eighth area which is fantastic. this eight call >> this is an important time of year for kids to play. it is on your brown hair is not

just for kids, it is for adults. these are 12 companies of about 30. i want people to become aware of the companies that are actual has been our educational and fun. fuhr >> at the plant to trees for every game the use. the second game is hire greene's voice. they are tablet. if they have a special process . this is really important. it is fun to have-just it is

important to have fun during the holidays. in my hand, this is a puppet that hides it comes out again. >>ysabel: what far the price ranges? >> i have information that will be on your web site as well as our web site. everything from $10-$50. we also have been construction toys. we also have an affinity toys which is another product that started in san francisco. it is fabulous. it is a three- dimensional. it is a fun product. you get to learn about its way from the boxes. it is also is a three-dimensional. >> it has a blinking lights. >> it is fabulous. another great company in the bay

area is leapfrog. some day our educational. they are in schools as well as homes. leapfrog is a fabulous as company that started with the idea of helping kids learn phonics. they have built an entire range of a wonderful educational products that cover the entire range of learning. >>ysabel: it seems interesting that the bay area should have some and flared. >> we have a lot of that- just we have a lot of creative people in the bay area. it is amazing for the toy industry. it is an influx. this is a delay that helps children express their feelings. they are made in the bay area. untangle

creations, will the be will have a chance to play with a tangles' toy. they started as a sculptor. it is so much fun to play. it is relaxing and stimulating and creative. it is a great product. then, timeless toys. >> of these toys are unbreakable. for >> this is great when your child is rested and calm.

>> this is great for any age. we have to go for baba

the >>ysabel: everything looks nice outside. we will be

>>ysabel: in oakland today and next saturday, all parking meters are free. the idea is to get shoppers to support local merchants. the free parking applies to standard meters and a posted display meters may give kiosk printouts. there are you a list of time limits ranging from 30 minutes to two hours. the city says they will be monitoring those parked cars. >>mark: in oakland unmasks has been arrested in connection with a shooting on monday just after 5:00 p.m. in the parking lot of the fast-food restaurant on fitzgerald drive. a man in his 20s was wounded but expected to survive. police are looking for a second suspect who is described as

an african-american between the ages of 18 and 25 with short hair and mustache estimated to be 5 ft. 7 and weighing between one of the 60-180 lbs.. >>marty: >>ysabel: a 17 year-old girl is getting if a bill from solano county. she was believed to have been inducted last week, she text message a family member saying this was being held against her will and a statewide ever alert was issued.

>>janu: >>janu: 61 expected in morgan hill. 58 in half moon bay. in the north bay, 61 for santa rosa and novato important. 59 and san rafael and 60 degrees expected in fairfield. a high-pressure system in place. that is keeping things dry, clear in the mild. >>darya: dry and mild is a holiday weekend. >>ysabel: we're taking a look at the wild lands in southern california. a high wind advisories in effect for today. this is a look at the wind damage caused in santa ana. winds were gusting so up to 80 mi. per hour. trees were also down blocking roadways and

knocking out power. fortunately no reports of injuries. stop-loss angeles, in san diego, look at this. heavy snow blowing on amount london. for snow may for a fine day of sliding into snowball fights. the county is urging people to be careful when driving on a slippery roads. >>marty: for barry bonds is free on bail this morning as he appealed a felony conviction of lying to a grand jury did he was sentenced yesterday to two years of probation and 30 days of house arrest. sphere kron4's focal plans williams, a co-author of a book that exploit the use of steroids and his ball and said the conviction could have an impact on hall of fame chances for barry bonds. >> i spoke to one of the

former baseball commissioner is and he thinks that the electors for the hall of fame will punish very bonds for steroid use and will not let him in right away. will ultimately depend on how the game decides to regard this still would is about one- half of the players are using banned drugs. you want to pretend that did not happen? >>marty: barry bonds has long denied using steroids. >>ysabel: kobe bryant and his wife are divorcing. and as of lyons filed divorce papers yesterday citing irreconcilable differences. there is no freedom of between the two. it is estimated his worth of to $360 million. the couple plans to share joint custody of their two daughters to. >>marty: when we come back, stanley roberts and the the latest edition of people behaving badly. >>ysabel: traffic is sticking up a bit but moving

slowly. if the fifth

>>marty: glide memorial church did away more than 5000 bags filled with groceries on friday. as stanley roberts explains, he paid a visit to the giveaway but found a lot of people behaving badly. >>stanley: there was a mass sell-off in said francisco that had nothing to do with stocks and bonds. for >>stanley: at every year of glide memorial church gives out food to the needy. this year, they even had a new set up to speed the process, but leave it to people with less than honorable intentions. chief >>stanley: look at all of this food, the man in the

brown shirt has set up shop to sell the food from the giveaway. he is just outside the hilton hotel who wants them to go elsewhere e.f. then, he appears to go back into business he is confronted. for >>marty: you can see more of that story on www.kron4.com. that is going to wrap things up for us. >>ysabel: thank you for watching into joining asked. but