used to have a partner, threw himself off the george washington bridge. >> you throw yourself off the brooklyn bridge traditionally. george washington bridge, who does that? this is the place for news, kron4, the bay area's news station. >> this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news weekend starts now. the top stories we are following on this sunday, december 15th, south africa's former leader nelson mandela is laid to rest this morning, what africans are saying about their

leader coming up. and we are learning more now about the colorado teenager who brought a handful of weapons to his high school last week, what authorities are saying his intentions were and his plan to hurt multiple people. plus, new training procedures will take effect at sfo after the deadly asiana crash. how the new training will help first responders deal with another emergency at the airport. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm justine waldman. we will start at ate a.m. with -- 8:00 a.m. with a check of the forecast. erica kato is also here today and a warmup on the way. >> we are certainly heading toward a warmup. we could see 70s in the bay area by tomorrow. right now we are off to a cold start, santa rosa at the freezing mark, 31 degrees currently in concord but low 40s in san francisco. so it is cold out there, with he do have some patchy fog for snowstorm -- sonoma county, napa, 2 2 1/2 miles visibility, less than 2 miles

for those of you in novato. areas of fog as far east as concord and livermore. it's going to be a hazy sunshine. keep in mind we have another spare the air alert in effect. temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s today, sunnyvale a high of 66, pleasnaton your high today 63 degrees. high pressure continues to build in over our area and that's going to keep any storms well out of the bay and it's also going to allow our temperatures to climb, that's why tomorrow is shaping up to be the warmest day of the week. we have got 70s for those of you in the south bay, mid to upper 60s for the rest of the bay area, this high pressure breaks down on tuesday, we are in store for a cooling trend, a cold front is going to slide through bringing us a 20% chance for showers wednesday night into thursday and then past that, it looks like seasonal weather, mostly sunny conditions will carry us into next week. >> thank you.

our top story, south africa and the world said goodbye to nelson mandela today, 10 days of mourning culminated in a state funeral held at the mandela family farm. the various branches of south africa's military were well represented and participated in the service in the smaller private burial. an enormous convoy of police and military and other vehicles escorted the vehicle carrying mandela's casket to the compound. as it passed by people lining the route sang, applauded and went. the national flag covering mandela's casket was replaced with a leopard skin and a tribal tradition that honored the leader. south africans this morning are speaking out about mandela. >> this is a special day for us. we are not only have people from all over sharing this moment with us. it's a very special day and we feel that nelson mandela has proven a very good future for south africans and all over the

world. >> madiba, where do i begin to speak about him? the father of the nation, we are so proud of him. we are who we are today because of him. >> although retired archbishop desmond tutu said earlier on saturday he would not attend the funeral because the government had not made him feel welcome, he changed his mind on saturday night, tutu caught an early flight this morning to be in attendance at mandela's funeral. to colorado now where authorities say a teenager who wounded a fellow student before killing himself at a denver high school entered the building with a shotgun, a machete, three molotov cocktails and ammunition strapped to his body. 18-year-old karl pierson intended to track down a librarian who disciplined him. that librarian was able to escape the school unharmed. pierson fired a round down a hallway and then shot a approximate fellow student who was sitting nearby. we have learned this morning that the victim has been identified as 17-year-old clare

davis. davis was shot in the head at point blank range and remains in critical condition this morning. based on pierson's arsenal, authorities say the teen intended to hurt many others at the school. back here in the bay area, san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. this happened in the area of al mainy boulevard and southbound interstate 280 last night around 11:00. the victim a male was pronounced dead at the scene. another victim was injured and then taken to the hospital. we don't have a word yet this morning on that person's condition. in east colorado, police investigating a shooting that happened last night. officers responded to the area of euclid avenue and bell street around 9:00. shortly after they received word of a 23-year-old man who had arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound. that victim is in the hospital this morning and is expected to survive. police, though, are still searching for the gunman this morning. and in a developing story, the attorney for the woman

found dead at san francisco general hospital in the stairwell is now disputing the coroner's report. the report says that lynne spalding's death was probably due to a chemical imbalance related to chronic alcohol abuse. attorney haig harris asserted that lynne spalding's death was not related to alcoholism and insisted she died of starvation or dehee duration -- dehydration. he says it dmeanz the memory of this -- demeans the memory of this woman. spalding's body was found in a locked stairwell 17 days after she went missing from her hospital room. the family spokesperson also has denied that spalding has a drinking problem. new training scheduled for firefighters at sfo in the week of the -- wake of the austina crash that -- asiana crash that happened in july. in the wake someone was killed

by two emergency vehicles. now getting 40 to 80 hours of instruction next year through the fire training research center, that's happening at the dallas-ft. worth international airport. the center has already given training to 80 of the department's firefighters and paramedics. three commanders in charges of the crash had not undergone that training which is required by federal laws. a marin county judge is ordering convicted serial killer joseph naso to pay up. naso will have to pay the county $170,000 for the legal help that he received in building a defense. those costs that he is -- that he is now going to have to pay went towards evidence and investigative work. but the marin independent journal reports that the county may have trouble recovering that money because naso liquidated at least $300,000 worth of his assets while awaiting trial. 98 centsa was convicted -- naso was convicted in august for the mushed of four young california -- murder of four young

california women. bart management and its two largest unions will continue contract talks tomorrow. they started negotiations on thursday over one clause in the labor contract that is causing a major snag. the unions have already voted to ratify the contract but bart management says the paid family leave act was included in the contract by mistake. the talks on thursday and friday were the first formal negotiations since october 21st, a federal mediator is participating in the talks. we have so much more to get to here on the kron4 news weekend as we take a look outside at the san mateo bridge. major snowstorm out in the northeast. we will detail all of that for you when we come right back.

good morning. the time right now is 8:11. despite a bipartisan break- through, several washington insiders warn against assuming progress on other issues after

the modest budget deal. house approval of the budget deal marked a rare cease fire between democrats and republicans but the main purpose was to prevent a repeat of last fall's government shutdown. the rate of errors in the obamacare enrollment website is now declining but a federal analysis shows about 15,000 sign-up forms were never sent to insurance companies. the mistake is blamed on technical problems on healthcare.gov. the administration has vowed to get the online health insurance enrollment site working after that botched roll-out in october, but there are problems that still exist. much more ahead on the kron4 news weekend. we have michael yaki here to go over political analysis with us as we take a live look outside from our roof camera in san francisco showing us the top of city hall on this beautiful sunday morning. stay with us.

good morning. at 8:15 as we take a look at the weather, two shots showing us how bad it is on the northeast right now, a second winter storm in six days has now dumped snow from ohio to new england, cancelling flights and also causing a lot of highway accidents in the area. as you can see we have video from times square in new york and also boston. we learned that a foot of snow fell in parts of pennsylvania. forecasters now saying parts of new england could also get 12 inches of snow today. it's probably good news for the kids who are out there getting to sled and make snowballs and not so great for the people who have to shovel it find out more about the weather forecast with erica kato. >> the brunt of this winter storm actually fell yesterday afternoon into the evening. right now most of it is actually moving into parts of canada and over the atlantic but maine forecasted to get 18

inches of snow, the brunt of this system currently impacting vermont, new hampshire and for everyone in maine but looks like most of the winter hazards have been cancelled for the rest of new england. so this is something we will continue to monitor. here's a live look at conditions here in the bay area. this is from our mount cam. we did start the morning off with cold conditions, areas of patchy, dense fog and it's pretty hazy out there. another day of poor air quality. the worst of it in the east bay interior spots in the santa clara valley, so we have another spare the air alert in effect. take a look at temperatures right now. you will notice mainly 30s and 40s, vallejo at the freezing mark, 31 degrees right now in concord and 41 for those of you in oakland. now, as we head into the afternoon, we will continue with a kind of hazy sunshine because we still have that cold air inversion in place. but it will be a warmer day. take a look here, oakland 66, 61 degrees in san mateo, mid- 60s in the south bay and by

later on tonight we will continue with these very long, chilly mornings. however, it's not going to be as bad later on tonight. in fact, by 8:00, hey, oakland still in the 50s and upper 40s for places like san mateo and san francisco. now, your seven-day forecast around the bay forecast highlights tomorrow as the warmest day of the week. we have 70s forecasted in the south bay for the middle of december. so we are dealing with the possibility of record breaking warmth but that's short lived because temperatures will slide as we head into the middle of next week, in fact, we are looking at a 20% chance for showers wednesday night into thursday. >> thank you so much. we are joined this morning by michael yaki, the kron4 political analyst and we just took a little selfie. we have to talk about president obama's selfie because that happened at the mandela memorial service. let's talk about the funeral because that just happened overnight and also this morning finally laid to rest. >> officially 10 days of mourning south africa was in. there's a memorial service and

today with full pomp and circumstance 21 gun salute, everything nelson mandela's casket was laid into the ground and ending really the legacy and life of a person who transformed this world and i think that is one of the most important things that people have to remember is how transformative this person was, not just in terms of his country's history but human history as well and hopefully that will be remembered well beyond, you know, you and i. >> and we talked about during the break right before this that the memorial service was so upbeat, singing and dancing, people were cheering but the funeral service that just took place, much more mellow, much more somber. >> this is taking him to his final rest. the celebration was about everything that he was all about, the warmth, the love, the fact that he brought joy and happiness and strength and today is about saying goodbye and saying final goodbyes of a nation and the entire world to this great man. >> do you want to talk about

president obama's selfie now? you didn't like it? >> no, i didn't like it at all. you are the president of the free world. i don't care if the danish prime minister is flirting with you or not, which i think she was. >> you think she was flirting with him with michelle sitting there? >> in the next frame over michelle switches seats with the president, i think that's saying, the message is stop doing that. >> here's the photo? >> yeah. and there are plenty of photographers around for the president for the danish prime minister for the british prime minister who can take a photograph. yes, you can enjoy yourselves and enjoy the celebration but something about a selfie and to me a selfie has this implication of the word selfish and it's like we are taking time out of everything to focus only on ourselves and that's not what the purpose of this celebration was. it was a focus on mandela. their happiness, their joy could have been taken care of in an official photograph, they could have all posed together later but in the middle of the service it's sort of saying

time out, here we go, click, i think especially if you're the president of the united states, that is not the thing to do. >> didn't like it? >> not at all. >> i tweeted a selfie of us, though, that's okay? >> we are at work, we weren't at the funeral. we weren't at a celebration, we were at work. >> you also wanted to talk about the obamacare, roll-out of the health care website. >> we will talk more next hour but certainly if you are -- two things are important to remember if you're in the audience, one, is if you do not have insurance right now, you have until december essentially 15th or 23rd and probably a little bit longer to go onto covering california.com and try and get your insurance. remember when you look at the numbers right now, it is way below what they want. they need 7 million people to sign up there -- sign up and they are at a million. of the million, 2/3 of those are signing up for expanded medicaid which is totally subsidized state provided insurance. a lot of people who don't have income are going to be on that and as long as they are on

that, they have better coverage than they probably have right now, so whether you're rich or poor, if you don't have insurance, go to covered california.com and sign up right now because the deadline is essentially december 23rd and coverage starts january 1st. >> we will see you in the next hour. check out @yaki blog. we will be right back. [ wind howling ]

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good morning. at 8:25 a brawl at a georgia day care center was caught on camera and when you see it, you'll realize it's a miracle none of the babies at the center were injured in the fight. rebecca lindstrom has more on what happened. >> reporter: day care workers told police it was david grey who blew up during a meeting with the owner, hitting her in the face while gathering his children's stuff to leave.

and witness statement after statement says he went on hitting everyone in sight, even setting his child down in a crib or in one report dropping his child on the ground so he could hit them some more. gray's attorney says the video speaks for itself. gray is just stretching out his hand to defend himself as he tries to get out of the room. and at no time do you ever see him set his child down. if the fight, though, weren't troublesome enough, look again at the babies caught in the chaos. one child barely escapes being trampled on as the fight pushes an ear saucer out of the day. the day care had no comment on the innocent. police originally arrested the father charging him with battery and disorderly conduct but the charges were later dropped. gray's attorney says the real attention should be on the workers, arguing in a written statement quote, we have concerns regarding the health and safety of the children and whether these employees have the appropriate temperament to supervise and care for them.

>> the georgia department of early care and learning says the fight was never reported to them but after seeing the video, the agency says it will investigate the day care to make sure the children at the facility are safe. a suburban new york house owned by former kiss lead guitarist lee freely gone up in flames. firefighters were called to the house yesterday. the home was heavily damaged with flames burning through the roof. the newspaper reported there that the musician had been fighting for closure on the property. the red cross helped a resident with emergency lodging because of the fire. a neighbor says a caretaker had been living in the house but that the guitarist's whereabouts were unclear. the cause of the fire still under investigation. well, americans are excited about amazon's plans to use self-guided drones to deliver packages. experts point to agriculture as the most promising commercial market for drones. this is because privacy and safety issues are less of a

concern in rural areas. companies are already developing unmanned aircraft with cameras and sensors to survey crops and also monitor for disease. the federal aviation admission does not allow drones to use in chances of commercial use but next year the agency plans to propose a rule for small, unmanned aircraft. lots more ahead here on the kron4 news weekend. there's a scam out there we want to tell you about here in the bay area that's targeting elderly. we will tell you what signs you should be watching out for as we take a live look outside right now at the oakland hills, very smoky out there today -- smoggy out there today. there is another spare the air warning in effect. details right after the break. ♪

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that's right. we are looking forward to, get this, 70s in the forecast as we head into tomorrow, very warm weather, it's actually almost going to be warmer than some of the temperatures we see in the summertime here so san francisco right now off to a mild start at 42 degrees, but take a look, santa rosa hovering around the freezing mark, we are below it over in concord. san jose currently 36 degrees, smoggy out there, we have another spare the air alert in effect. the poorest air quality in the east bay spots. we will continue with hazy conditions as we head into the afternoon. in addition to that we also have fog out there. visibility down to 3 miles in santa rosa, it improves a bit as you make your way into novato but seeing some of the low fog along the east bay shoreline. limited visibility for heyward, concord and even -- hayward and con card and as far east as livermore right now. sunny day, temperatures warmer than yesterday.

take a look at how temperatures jump in the south bay, campbell today 68 degrees, 65 for those of you in santa clara, evergreen today with a high of 68. it's not going to be as warm for the east bay but still going to be a fairly nice day with danville at 63, 64 in castro valley. low 60s for downtown san francisco, and berkeley today with a high of 63. so high pressure continues to build in over our area and that's going to keep any storms well to the north, also going to allow temperatures to warm and that's why we have 70s forecasted for tomorrow. you will see that exactly on your seven day around the bay forecast but this warming trend very short lived because by the middle of this week temperatures will slide as a t air is going to settle into the bay area and we will also -- we are also tacking on a 20% chance for showers wednesday night into thursday. justine. >> thank you, erica. as the nation remembered the victims of the newtown shooting, here in the bay area people took to the streets of san francisco to advocate for

legislation to curb gun violence. they gathered at un plaza to remember the victims, reading each of the young children and teacher's names. they also shared personal stories from family members who had fallen to gun violence. congressman nancy pelosi was at the event and she talked about the effort to pass a national law on background checks. >> it seems impossible that a year has gone by and the reaction to that of passing the background check still has not yet tank place -- taken place. they wanted their privacy and we give that to them but we want to make sure that all the attention that needs to be paid without them having to participate is paid because without the public's mobilization, we won't succeed. >> congresswoman pelosi said the only thing stopping a bill on background checks was getting it to a vote in the house. 20 children and six adults were killed at sandy hook elementary

school a year ago yesterday. and the mayor of san francisco also honored the victims of the sandy hook school shooting and was at an event focused on how to prevent tragedies like that one in the future. >> asking the very question that we should be asking, what are we doing to make our country safer? we cannot accept what occurred there as business as usual. >> mayor lee mentioned initiatives in finding jobs and education for at-risk youth. he highlighted the legislation passed over the last year banning hollow point ammunition within san francisco limits. police are also being given new high tech tools to assist them in the field and he mentioned an app called mobile pd that's currently in development right now. it will gutierrez dents information about -- it will give residents information about crime activities in their neighborhoods. this morning the he will vito -- el cerrito police department is warning they are

seeing more scams this holiday season. they are targeting people in shopping mall parking lots. >> reporter: backing out of a spot has proven to be costly for some elderly customers. in this safeway parking lot two senior citizens were the intended target of scam artists looking to make some quick cash. one of the victims was backing out of the parking spot when a manager says surveillance video from the store shows a woman hiding behind a bush and then running behind the car and basically flopping herself on the trunk. robert snyder was once the victim of a scammer. >> parked my car facing the other way down there all the time now. it happened also at 24 hour fitness too. >> reporter: police say a similar innocent also happened at the el cerrito plaza shopping parking lot. the victims are usually victims older than 60. police say they try to intimidate the older drivers

and ask for cash instead of filing a police report. >> right now i'm unemployment and my girlfriend is working, that's our only source of income. if it happened to us and we had to pay out, it would be pretty much be devastating so we would probably be in a worse situation than they are trying to get the scam done. >> reporter: when the suspects realize they weren't about to get any cash but instead that police were on the way, they bolted. now, the police department said the scammers in these last three incidents were a woman between the ages of 30 and 80. the getaway vehicle is believed to be a 2003 honda crv or an older model dark colored ford bronco. leeslisa read, kron4 news. fire officials say this happened on saturday. the fire started in the bathroom of the single family home. firefighters did have that under control in about five minutes. fire officials say it's unclear at this point whether the man died because of smoke inhalation or a medical

condition. his name has not been released and the fire's cause is still under investigation. the chronicle reports alameda county and a health care company will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit after an inmate died when a sheriff's deputy tased him. this lawsuit was filed by one of the inmates' former children. the former inmate's children. the man killed was 50-year-old martin harrison. he had been arrested by oakland police for allegedly driving while intoxicated. while in custody the chronicle reports two deputies shocked harrison after they say he was out of control. harrison was said to have died due to a lack of oxygen to the brain after the fight. new this morning, starting today there will be major changes to the bus lines in alameda county. this includes new bus lines serving employment centers and shopping areas and also more direct route patterns to certain lines. there is also increased frequency and longer hours on ac trance and for more -- ac

transit and for more information on these new bus schedules head to actransit.org. 8:37. why you might want to stay away from certain shellfish because it might make you sick as we take a live look outside at walnut creek. warmup on the way, cold weather seems to be moving past us for a little bit. erica kato has the forecast right after this.

tire maker michelin says it is recalling 1.2 million tires sold in the u.s. because an increasing number are experiencing tread lock or rapid air loss. the tires are commonly used in pickup trucks, heavy duty vans, small rvs and commercial light trucks. no deaths or injuries have been reported because of the tires. the tires known as michelin ltxms tires were made between

january 2010 and june 2012. they were sold as original equipment on some vehicles and as new replacement tires. owners who have them can get them replaced at michelin stores for no charge. california officials are warning people to avoid eating recreational harvested shellfish that supplies shellfish from monterey. officials say it's dangerous because levels of poisonous toxins have been found in mussels in the area and consumers should not eat clams, mussels or whole scallops from either bay. this did not a-- does not apply to commercially sold shellfish from approved sources but china was saying that it is banning imports of u.s. shellfish indefinitely. only if they are from the west coast. there are reports that the chinese government imposed the ban after recently discovering high levels of arsenic in a shipment of gooey duck clams.

the toxin causes shellfish poisoning. the ban cuts off one of the biggest export companies. lots more ahead on the kron4 news weekend. we have a project runway contestant with us. she is not only going to talk about the show but also with how she is spreading -- also about how she is spreading her fashion knowledge to local children. excited about this guest. as we take a look outside right now, the mount cam shaky on this sunday morning. it is 8:43 and we will be right back. we are here with our board- certified dermatologist dr. sonia and discussing a great procedure. great to see you again. you have had people come from all over the world for laser treatments. >> we have had a patient from

every continent and one of the reasons why is because we have a lot of advanced techniques that we use. we have 25 lasers basically customize based on different skin types as well as different conditions. one of my favorite procedures is laser resurfacing because we can really treat a variety of different skin problems all in one session. so we can help with age spots, the brown spots, fine lines and wrinkles helps it tighten, tone and tearize the -- texturize the skin. we can do multiple different areas but the common person would be someone who is fair skinned, has seen a lot of sun in their day, did the baby oil and the iodine so a lot of brown spots and wrinkles they want to treat to the face, neck, chest, areas around the mouth for smoker's lines. >> i understand you're also an international laser institute so you are a training center? >> yes. we do take very great pride in

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time right now is 8:46. we are starting off with a live look at conditions in walnut creek, plenty of sunshine around most of the bay area. now, we still have patchy fog north of the golden gate bridge. temperatures right now, we are below freezing in concord,

hayward 37, 40 degrees right now in san francisco. we will see a hazy sunshine as we head into the afternoon and you know what? a spare the air alert is still in effect so no wood burning allowed but temperatures will heat up. oakland today 66, 62 degrees today for those of you in hayward, and napa today checking in with a high of 63. tomorrow shaping up to be the warmest day of the week, in fact, we have 70s in the forecast, but past that, a cooling trend is in store. we do have a cold front approaching the bay area, could bring us a 20% chance for showers wednesday into thursday, but again, 70s on tap as we head into tomorrow and it looks like most of those 70s will be down in the south bay. justine. i'm not here to become number 2. you like it or you don't. >> can't work this hard and put your heart on the line and not

feel emotion. it's human. >> and here with us this morning on the kron4 news weekend is that contestant you're watching now who should have won "project runway" in my personal opinion, elle bronson from "project runway." you are doing this amazing project in san mateo with the sewing camp for kids but first how was the show overall? >> it was intense. it was intense. it was hard, intense and a great experience. i mean, it was a fashion boot camp from hell but it was good. it was hard. you can't not not sleep for that long and not be a little trump of traumatized -- a little traumatized. >> was there a challenge you liked the most? >> the shoe challenge. you usually buy a whole outfit around your shoes so why not design a dress around it. superfun and i think i had immunity in that one. >> so it made it easier? >> yeah. >> with your sewing camp for

kids, camp couture, let's talk about that because it's a passionate project for you. >> very much so, yes. so i have this thing called camp couture, it's roughly 8 years old now and the kids come, they learn how to sew and one day i have a method and the remainder of four days of the camp they have carte blanche to be creative and we focus on whatever they want to make so "no" is not a word we like to use at all. >> kids of all ages. our viewers are looking at a video of what they create. they take old clothes and make something new out of it. >> correct. we up psyching the cute -- up cycle the cute clothes they have grown out of. >> do they have to have any experience to do something like this or this is the whole point, they get to do something they have never done before? >> exactly. they learn. no experience needed. if they had experience all we can do is challenge them more and make their projects more complicated in a good way. but, yeah, it's a creative form

for -- forum for them and they love it. it's a great way for them to express their creativity. >> and kids can sign up or parents can help their kids sign up for your next session which starts when? >> i have a winter session and spring break session and the big hoopla is the summer camp and they can go to www.thecampcouture.com. >> we've got the website right there. >> and they can send in the pictures and videos and see all that we do. >> what's your favorite part about watching the kids make something new? must be pretty inspiring, because they inspired you to go on "project runway." >> yeah, they begged me to do it and i won't take advice from a 10-year-old ever again. but i think it's -- what inspires me the most is more of their mistakes or how they can interpret something completely backwards but then it forces me to see something in a completely new light, like, wow, i ve that silhouette go that way so sometimes something completely backwards

can be completely modern. i think some of the kids should be working with garzon right now. some of them come in quite talented or there's an innate something that they have and all i can do is nurture it. >> that's awesome. >> yes. >> your store is in san mateo and you feature not only some of your pieces but also other local designers? >> yeah. the store i have is half workshop, half boutique and it's eclectic and i have a lot of local designers, josie del, very eclectic things and pieces and it's fun. it's a fun place to shop. it's fun to shop there. >> the holiday season probably have good gifts in there. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> so one more question about "project runway." we are both tall girls, who is taller, you or heidi klum? >> i'm taller. >> you are? >> yes. >> did you like tim gunn?

>> yes, i liked him a lot. he is an honorable man. i'm happy i can say that truthfully. >> would you ever do the show again? >> yeah, i would win the next time around. >> maybe "project runway" all stars they will have you back. >> yeah. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> for more information on the camp couture in san mateo, go to our website, kron4.com. thank you, you should have won. >> thank you. we will be right back. >> thank you.

just before 9:00 and let's talk a little sports as the sharks and predators were on the ice in nashville, carter hudden made 36 saves to lead the predators to a 3-2 victory over the sharks last night. sharks dan boyle and patrick marlo scored for santa rosa. the sharks go on to face st. louis on tuesday in missouri. florida state university

quarterback jameis winston is now a heisman trophy winner. he led the top ranked seminoles to an undefeated regular season and a chance to play for the national championship in january. winston is now the second red shirt freshman to win the heisman but there are still some questions about his rape allegations that were made against him more than a year ago and those allegations became public last month. san francisco got in the holiday spirit when people came out in droves to celebrate santacon. men and women dressed up as the big jolly man and met up in union square. they surrounded the christmas tree in celebration of the holidays and they also did have some fun. this really is a pub crawl that is celebrated throughout the united states and santa coran did bring -- santacon brang good cheer by helping collect toys in the area. and i'm sure bars in the area

were happy that santacon happened yesterday. it's a big bar day. polk street is not an area i want to be around on santacon. coming up on news, we are learning more about the teen who brought a handful of weapons to his high school last week. why authorities say his intention was to hurt more people. then coming up at 9:15, political analyst michael yaki will be joining us to talk about the health care overhaul and how sign-ups are going. and the niners take on the bucs today in tampa. we will have a preview of the big game.

this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news weekend starts now. good morning.

the top stories we are following on this sunday, december 15th, south african's former leader, nelson mandela, is laid to rest this morning. what south africans are saying about him coming up. and why the attorney for lynne spalding, the woman found dead at san francisco general hospital, is disputing the coroner's death report. plus, new training procedures will take effect at sfo after the deadly asiana flight crash. how new training will help first responders when dealing with an emergency at the airport. good morning. i'm justine waldman. thank you so much for being with us at 9:00 a.m. on this sunday. erica kato has our weather forecast and it looks like things are warming up. good morning, erica. >> good morning. we will actually see upper 60s today in the south bay, 70s on tap for tomorrow. let's take a look at current conditions, however, santa rosa, you're out the door at a freezing 36 currently in san jose but milder weather for those of you leaving the house in san francisco.

in oakland it is hazy out there. we have a lot of smog in the air and fog north of the golden gate bridge, mainly in novato, santa rosa, visibility down to 5 miles in hayward and four for those of you leaving the house in concord. hazy sunshine as we head into the afternoon, we have another spare the air alert in effect. oakland today a high of 66, 63 for pleasnaton, 66 for those of you in sunnyvale and mid-60s for the rest of the south bay. your seven day around the bay forecast shows 70s on tap tomorrow but the warming trend fairly short lived, in fact, a cold front will approach and we will see temperatures slide 20% chance for showers wednesday night into thursday. justine. >> thank you, erica. south africa and the world said goodbye to nelson mandela today, 10 days of mourning culminated in a state funeral held at the mandela family farm. the various branches of south african's military were well represented there and participated in the service in

the smaller private burial. an enormous convoy of police, military and other vehicles escorted the vehicle carrying mandela's casket to the family compound as it passed by, people lining the route sang, applauded and wept. on arrival at the compound, the national flag covering mandela's casket was replaced with a leopard skin, that's a tribal tradition honoring a leader. south africans are speaking out this morning about nelson mandela. >> this is a special day for us. we are not only have people from all over sharing this moment with us, it's a very special day and we feel that nelson mandela has proven a very good future for south africans and all over the world. >> madiba, where do i begin to speak about him? the father of the nation, he is a father, we are so proud of him. we are who we are today because of him. [ singing ] >> although retired archbishop desmond tutu said earlier on

saturday he would not attend the funeral because the government had not made him feel welcome, he changed his 3450eu7bd on saturday -- mind on saturday night. tutu caught a flight this morning to be in attendance at mandela's funeral. foster city police are looking for witnesses to an accident and dispute that blocked lanes on the san mateo bridge friday afternoon that ended with one person in the water. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the accident happened before 2:30 in the afternoon. chp says it involved a white honda suv and possibly another vehicle. two people in one of the vehicles got into a disagreement and one of those people ended up in the water. the person was rescued by the u.s. coast guard and also fire officials and, again, people are -- authorities are looking for anyone with information to come forward. back here in the bay area, san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. it happened in the area of al

-- last night around 11:00. the victim a male was pronounced dead at the scene, another victim was injured and then taken to the hospital. no word this morning on their condition. in east palo alto, police investigating a shooting that happened last night. officers responded to the area of euclid avenue and bell street around 9:00. shortly after, they received word of a 23-year-old man who had arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound. that victim is in the hospital this morning and expected to survive. police, though, are still searching for the gunman. and to a developing story now, the attorney for the woman found dead at san francisco general hospital is disputing the coroner's report. the report says that lynne spalding was probably dead because of a chemical imbalance related to chronic alcohol abuse. attorney haig harris asserted that lynne spalding's death was not related to alcoholism and insisted that she died of starvation or dehydration.

he said the mention of alcoholism demeans the memory of this woman without telling us when she died and how long she was out there suffering. her body was found in a locked stairwell back on october 8th, 17 days after she went missing from her hospital room. the spokesman for the family david perry has also denied that spalding had a drinking problem. new training is scheduled for firefighters at sfo in the wake of the asiana airlines crash in july. in the chaos a teenaged girl was run over and killed by two emergency vehicles. officers from the san francisco fire department will be getting 40 to 80 hours of instruction next year through the fire training research center at the dallas-ft. worth international airport. the center has already given training to 80 of the department's firefighters and paramedics, three commanders in charge of the crash had not undergone the training which was required by federal rules. a marin county judge is

ordering convicted serial killer joseph naso to pay up. naso will have to pay the county $170,000 for the legal help he received in building a defense. the penalty will cover the cost that went towards evidence and investigative work but the marin independent journal is reporting today that the county may have trouble recovering that money because naso liquidated at least $300,000 worth of his assets while awaiting trial. naso was convicted in august for the murder of four young california women. much more ahead here on kron4 news weekend as we are approaching week 4 of protests in the ukraine. we will have the latest on what is happening there this morning right after the break.

good morning. we are learning more now about friday's shooting at a colorado

high school. one student still hospitalized and the gunman is dead. martha shade has the very latest. >> reporter: the arapahoe county sheriff says friday's ordeal at a colorado high school took a minute and 20 seconds. in that time he said karl pierson walked into the school, fired several shots including one at a female student before killing himself. the sheriff said the 18-year- old entered the school carrying a shotgun, multiple rounds of ammunition, a machete and three motte cuff caulk -- molotov cocktails in his backpack. he turned the gun on himself as the school's resource officer approached. >> the response from the school resource officer, the response from the unarmed school security officer was absolutely critical to the fact that we did not have additional injury and or death in this particular matter. >> reporter: the female student claire davis was sitting with a friend when pierson stormed in and shot her at point blank range. the 17-year-old is in critical condition at a local hospital.

>> i believe claire davis was -- is an innocent young lady. she is an innocent victim and i believe that she probably was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the sheriff says pierson purchased the shotgun and ammunition legally. >> it is our strong belief that he came to the school with that weapon and with multiple rounds and his intention was to utilize those multiple rounds to cause harm to a large number of individuals. >> reporter: investigators still trying to figure out what triggered pierson, robinson says one thing is clear. >> he is someone who victimized an innocent young lady by an act of evil and in my opinion deserves no notoriety and certainly no celebrity. >> reporter: martha shade, kron4 news. tensions still high in the ukraine today, dueling demonstrations are set for the

capital keyiev. they are protesting over the government's move away from a european union deal and toward closer ties with russia. government supporters plan a counter demonstration. lots more ahead here on kron4 news weekend. time right now 9:11. we have michael yaki here to talk about ongoing problems with obamacare and also some other interesting things we have on tap right after this break as we take a live look outside right now from our roof camera here in san francisco. hope you're having a great day so far. don't go anywhere.

welcome back to kron4 news weekend. time right now is 9:15 on a sunday morning. taking a live look from our mount tam cam, you will notice we have something out there, we have another spare-the-air alert currently in effect so no wood burning is allowed. now, it is cold out there, we are still holding onto several locations in the 30s. 37 degrees right now in novato, 36 leaving the house in concord. you will see milder weather along the east bay shoreline,

low 40s leaving the house in redwood city. as we head into the afternoon we will see a hazy sunshine with slightly warmer conditions. temperatures will mostly be in the 60s. take a look, oakland a high of 66, 65 degrees in san jose, fairfield today checking in at 61 and 63 for those of you in santa rosa. now, later on tonight it's not going to get as cold but we are still dealing with those very long nights with very chilly conditions, frigid almost for the morning hours. but you will notice by 8:00 later on today, it looks like upper 40s, low 50s for just about everyone. your seven-day forecast marks tomorrow as the warmest day of the week. in fact, we could see 70s in the south bay so we are discussing the possibility for record breaking warmth. that warming trend however short lived, temperatures will cool, in fact, we are looking at a 20% chance for showers wednesday night into thursday. >> thank you, erica. let's talk now with our political analyst michael yaki. he is here now. we have a couple of topics we

want to go over. let's start with gun control rules, regulations, laws. we just had another school shooting in colorado on friday and saturday we marked the one- year anniversary since newtown. what has happened in the past year? >> well, what's really disturbing is that nothing has happened in congress, certainly. the only thing that has happened and i think they banned plastic guns and that's about it. that's mainly more for tsa purposes going through metal detectors at airports but nationwide one of the most disturbing facts that's come out is there have been about 100 law changes on gun control, about 70 of them loosen gun control restrictions so it seems -- >> across the nation? >> yes. it seems counter intuitive given the tragedies in newtown, you know, wisconsin and certainly the school shootings that we have had, one, two or three in the last month alone. but, you know, it's -- congress is just not going to act. there's not -- >> why not? >> well, i mean, the easy and the short answer is that money talks and the money of the nra

and more importantly all the gun manufacturers makes a big difference right now and you have a congress where you have a lot of districts that are not competitive as long as they keep those people in, they can keep gun control the way it is right now which is basically none. >> do do you think what happened in colorado on friday is going to spark anything like the shooting -- >> no. >> nothing? not going to give us any momentum? >> if newtown couldn't do it, this is a little tiny blip on the radar screen. >> up next is the obamacare website. >> yes. >> what do you mean by yes? >> well, they have so much work they have left to do. you have essentially two weeks left for people to enroll and there are approximately 5 million people short. >> do you think people are procrastinating, it's the holidays, there were problems with the website so people are like i'll let them fix it and now it's becoming we will just do it the last day possible? >> i think the problems with the website had a lot to do with it because if you think

you're going to be spending 20 hours online trying to get through it, i mean, all of us have those moments when we look at our computer and go what the heck are we doing and then we slam it shut and walk away. if you're trying to sign up for something as complicated as health care that's probably doubly so. will the fact that there are penalties attached make people realize maybe i should get it done now? i have a feeling they are going to keep on extending this deadline as even if -- even in the most optimal situation they might be able to get half the people they need in there but if they are not the right half and by that i mean young healthy individuals, people like you who will -- >> you calling me young? >> young and healthy. >> thanks. >> who basically help pay for the health care problems of people like -- not me, older than me, you know, that's important and they haven't been signing up yet and that's the real, i think, fly in the ointment in terms of obamacare right now. >> can anything get done in washington between now and the end of the year or sort of

slowdown, shutdown time. >> right now it's pretty much they have gone home, they did do a small budget agreement, an agreement that was basically designed to say we are not going to shut the government down again, folks and we are going to get through the 2014 elections and then we will shut it down between the 2016 elections. basically the budget agreement through 2015 to make sure it doesn't affect anyone between now and november of next year. >> the shutdown didn't help either side gain any popularity or traction with their constituents. it seemed to have hurt both obama's poll numbers are down and then john boehner came out earlier this week and sort of slammed the tea party. >> right. and john boehner slamming the tea party indicated it hurt the -- when you look at all the polls, the government shutdown hurt the republicans much more, which then begs the question why did the democrats agree to a deal? >> they could have just let the damage continue? >> yeah, towards january and possibly in march and i think the question is -- the question is how do you act as a

responsible legislator every time you do that all you're doing is you're allowing these huge cuts in government to keep on going on, people aren't getting paid, people are being laid off and at the end they made a decision, well, this is better than nothing. on the other hand, part of that better than nothing is the fact that unemployment extensions are out. so i actually got a lot of tweets after my last broadcast about this from people asking what about my unemployment extension, it runs out in february and i had to tell these people the bad news, it runs out in february and that's it. and that's going to be a significant -- >> you don't think they will do something else? >> it does not look like it. at this point it does not look like it. so while the reduction in cuts may put some people back on the payroll, the fact that there's hundreds of thousands of people just in california whose unemployment extension benefits are going to run out and that money is not going to be going into our economy, that's going to have a drag too. >> do you have anything on the list for 2014 that we should be looking out for? >> i think it's going to be how

big an issue obamacare plays in the 2014 midterm elections. basically the budget agreement has set it up for the republicans to make it their standard-bearer, the problems with obamacare, the problems with big government and the democrats are going to have to try and basically turn it around in terms of the problems, haven't been doing the last four years, immigration reform, gun control. it's going to be a big battle. >> we will be watching. you will be here, right? >> i will. >> good. thanks so much, michael. >> thank you. we will be right back. kron4 programming is sponsored by nissan.

a new mexico high school teacher is being disciplined after making a santa claus remark. it happened on a day the class was allowed to dress up as santa, an elf or a reindeer. michael rogeer says his african- american son christopher arrived wearing a santa hat and beard and the teacher asked the boy don't you know that santa

claus is white? why are you wearing that? a spokeswoman for the school district says the teacher reported the incident himself and has now been disciplined, though they did not say how. christopher has since been removed from the teacher's class at his family's request. in new york, more than 60 girls are being taught the basics of computer coding at an event called black girl code. it was an all day event on saturday hosted at google's manhattan offices. parents also attended so they could discuss how their daughters can break through racial and gender barriers. black girls code was started in san francisco in 2011 to encourage young african- american girls to take an interest in technology and computer programming. a suburban new york house owned by a former kiss lead guitarist has now gone up in flames. firefighters were called to the stone house in the town of yorktown heights yesterday. home was heavily damaged with flames burning right through

the roof. a newspaper has reported that the musician has been fighting foreclosure on the property. a neighbor says a caretaker who had been living in the home is okay but the guitarist's whereabouts are still unclear this morning and the cause of the fire still under investigation. while americans are excited about amazon's plans to use dro packages, experts are pointing to agriculture as the most promising commercial market for drones. this is because privacy and safety issues are less of a concern in rural areas. companies are already developing unmanned aircraft with cameras and sensors to survey crops and also monitor for disease. the federal aviation administration does not allow drones for commercial use but next year the agency does plan to propose a rule for small unmanned aircraft. a lot more ahead here on the kron4 news weekend. so before you head out to do any more of your holiday shopping, stay with us as we take a live look outside right

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it's 9:30. i'm justine waldman. as the nation remembers the victims of the newtown shooting here in the bay area people took to the streets of san francisco to advocate for legislation to curb gun violence. they gathered at the u.n. plaza to remember the victims, reading each of the young children and the teachers' names. they also shared personal stories from family members who had fallen to gun violence. congresswoman nance police was -- nancy pelosi was at the event and talked about the effort to pass a national law on background checks. >> it seems impossible that a year has gone by and the reaction that of passing the background check bill has not yet taken place. they wanted their privacy and

we give that to them but we want to make sure that all the attention that needs to be paid without them having to participate is paid because without the public mobilization, we won't succeed. >> congresswoman employeesy also said is he -- pelosi also said the only thing stopping is a vote in the house. the mayor of san francisco also honored the victims of the sandy hook school shooting. it was an event focused on how to prevent tragedies like the one in newtown. >> kind of asking the very question that we should be asking, what are we doing to make our country safer. we cannot accept what occurred there as business as usual. >> mayor lee mentioned initiatives finding jobs and education for at risk youth. he highlighted the legislation passed over the last year

banning hollow point ammunition within san francisco limits. police are being given new high tech tools now to assist them in the field and he even mentioned an app called mobile pd, that is currently in developing. it will give residents information about crime activity in their neighborhoods. time now to get a check of the weather forecast. erica kato is here with the very latest. so i know some people might be heading out to the malls and shopping centers in the bay area. so what's the forecast looking like for our holiday shoppers, erica? >> looks great into the afternoon. although it's going to be kind of hazy out there, temperatures warmer than yesterday. if you're shopping in the south bay closer to valley fair, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. cold start right now, so make sure to bundle up. livermore 39 degrees, 40 in san jose. mild it is in san francisco at 47 degrees. afternoon highs, sunnyvale today 66, 67 degrees in los gatos, upper 60s for the al ma

done valley in evergreen. 64 degrees in castro valley and low 60s in antioch. downtown san francisco will stay in the low 60s, we will see mid-60s for those of you in oakland. daly city today a high of 60. high pressure continues to build in over our area and that's going to allow for warmer with weather tomorrow. you will see that on your seven day around the bay forecast. 70s on the board here, the 70s will probably be in the south bay but still mid to upper 60s for the rest of the bay area. that warming trend short lived, a cold front will slide through, we are looking at 20% chance of showers wednesday night into thursday. temperatures will continue to slide as we wrap up the workweek but sunny skies and seasonal weather on tap for next weekend. >> thank you, erica. bart management and its two largest unions will continue contract talks on monday. they started negotiations on thursday over one clause in the

labor contract that is causing a major snag. the unions have already voted to ratify the contract but bart management says that the paid family leave act was included in the contract by mistake. the talks on thursday and friday were the first formal negotiations since october 21st, a federal mediator is participating. this morning the el cerrito police department is warning they are seeing more scams this holiday season. kron4's alicia read found out the scam artists are targeting people in shopping mall parking lots. >> reporter: backing out of a spot has proven to be costly for some elderly customers in this safeway parking lot, two senior citizens were the intended target of scam artists looking to make quick cash. one of the victims was backing out of a parking spot when a manager says surveillance video from the store shows a woman hiding behind a bush then running behind the car and basically flopping herself on

the trunk. robert snyder was once the victim of a scammer. >> parked my car facing the other way down there all the time now, i don't -- it happened also at 24 hour fitness too. >> reporter: police say a similar incident also happened at the el cerrito plaza shopping parking lot. the victims are typically people older than 60 years old. as for the suspects in friday's incidents, authorities say they were both women coming across as mother and daughter. one of them playing the victim. now, police say they tried to intimidate the older drivers and ask for cash instead of filing a police report. >> right now i'm unemployed and my girlfriend is working, that's our only source of income. if it happened to us and we had to pay out, it would be pretty much devastating. so we would probably be in a worse situation than they are trying to get the scam done. >> reporter: when the suspects realize they weren't about to get any cash but instead that police were on the way, they bolted. now, the police department says the scammers in these last three incidents were a woman between the ages of 30 and 80,

the getaway vehicle is believed to be a 2003 honda crv or onolder model dark colored ford bronco. reporting in el cerrito, alesha reid, kron4 news. there are major changes to ac transit lines, more direct routes for certain lines. there's also an increased frequency and longer hours on other lines. for more information on the new bus services, you can visit actransit.org. the chronicle reporting this morning that alameda county and a health care company will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit after an inmate died when a sheriff's deputy tased him. the lawsuit was filed by one of the former inmate's children. the man killed was 50-year-old martin harrison. he had been arrested by oakland police for allegedly driving while intoxicated. while in custody, the chronicle reports two deputies shocked harrison after they saw -- they

say that he was out of control. harrison was said to have died due to a lack of oxygen to the brain after the confrontation. firefighters came to the rescue of a fallen horseback rider in daly city. officials received a report of a cliff rescue and they say they found the horse had fallen onto the rider after the person was thrown from the horse. this happened on saturday afternoon near the mara vista stable. paramedics brought the rider up using a rescue basket and that person went to the hospital. lots more ahead here on kron4 news weekend. time right now 9:47. live look outside right now at the mission in san francisco. that's dolores park down there and i'm sure a lot of people will be heading out there on this sunday fun daye so take a look -- fun day so we will take a look at the weather forecast for the bay area when we come right back.

good morning. an early literacy program aimed

to close the achievement gap for low income students is expansion in -- expanding in contra costa county, starting in january raising a reader san francisco and alameda counties will provide local kindergarten classes and child care programs with a rotating selection of books. boost literacy for low income children. though the program has already been introduced in contra costa county the new funding will benefit more families and promote at home reading with limited income parents. also this morning, tire maker michelin says it's about to recall 1.2 million tires sold in the u.s. this is because of an increasing number are experiencing tread loss or rapid air loss. the tires are commonly used for pickup trucks, heavy duty vans, small rvs and commercial light trucks. no deaths or injuries have been reported because of these tires. the tires are known as the michelin ltxms tires. they were made between january

2010 and june 2012. they were sold as original equipment on some vehicles and as new replacement tires. owners can have them replaced for free at michelin stores. also this morning, california officials are warning people to avoid eating recreationally harvested shellfish. it applies to shellfish from monterey and inner at tamales baze because dangerous levels of poisons have been feld in mussels in the area. and consumers should not eat mussels, clams and whole scap lopez from either bay. it does not apply to commercially sold shellfish from approved stores. lots more ahead here on kron4 news weekend. we still have a few more sports stories to get to plus a brawl between a father and a day care employee all caught on tape. it's a story you have to see up next. as we take a live look outside from our mount tam cam, shaky out there this morning and very hazy.

air conditions are not that great. another spare-the-air day in effect. the cold weather now behind us, a warmup on the way.

a brawl at a georgia day care center last year was caught on camera. when you see it, you will realize it's a miracle that none of the babies at the center were injured in the fight. rebecca lindstrom has the very latest. >> reporter: it's hard to tell where or how the fight begins but day care workers told police it was david grey who blew up during a meeting with the owner, hitting her in the face while gathering his children's stuff to leave and witness statement after statement says he went on hitting everyone in sight, even setting his child down in a crib or in one report dropping his child on the ground so he could hit them some more. gray's attorney says the video speaks for itself. gray is just stretching out his hand to defend himself as he tries to get out of the room.

and at no time do you ever see him set his child down. if the fight, though, weren't troublesome enough, look again at the babies caught in the chaos. one child barely escapes being trampled on as the fight pushes an ear saucer out of the way. the day care had no comment on the incident. police originally arrested the father charging him with battery and disorderly conduct but the charges later dropped. gray's attorney says the real attention should be on the workers, arguing in a written statement quote, we have concerns regarding the health and safety of the children and whether these employees have the appropriate temperament to supervise and care for them. the georgia department of early care and learning says the fight was never reported to them but after seeing the video, the agency says it will investigate the day care to make sure that the children at that facility are safe. time now is 9:47. let's find out what the weather has in store for us today. erica kato is also here.

good morning. >> good morning, justine. on this sunday morning we are waking up to 30s and 40s currently. oakland pretty mild at 46 degrees, but still holding onto upper 30s in the livermore valley, pleasnaton, low 40s currently in san jose, 43 degrees out the door in novato. cold out there, still have patchy fog in the north bay but the afternoon will bring us for the most part low to upper 60s. warmer conditions in the south bay. keep in mind it is a spare the air day so no wood burning allowed and you will see a hazy, smoggy sunshine. warmer weather expected tomorrow. in fact, we have 70s in the forecast. cooling trend, however, goes into effect by the middle of next week and we are going to look at the possibility for some showers by late next week. so here's a look at satellite and radar. high pressure continues to build in over our area and that's going to allow for temperatures to heat on up but as high pressure breaks down on tuesday, that's going set the stage for cooler conditions. so monday we are looking at the

possibility for record breaking warmth, tuesday still warmer than where we should be for this time of year. but it looks like we will only see low 60s wednesday through thursday and again a 20% chance for scattered showers here in the bay area. justine. >> thank you, erica. we are following breaking news here on kron4 news. we have learned of a fire in san francisco. it's one alarm and the structure fire is happening on powell and union street. right now we have not heard of any injuries. we have a crew on the way to the scene to bring us the very latest. of course you can find it on our website, kron4.com, and also on our facebook and twitter pages. we are getting information about a fire in san francisco happening right now on powell and union. we will have the very latest for also tonight on the kron4 news at 8:00. now let's talk sports because there's a lot to get to today as the sharks and predators on the ice here in nashville, carter hutton made 36 saves to lead the predators

to a 3-2 victory over the sharks last night. the sharks now go on to face the st. louis blues on tuesday in missouri. and the 49ers have a big game today. they face the tampa bay buccaneers. 10 minutes at 10:00. the niners are coming off a 19- 7 win over -- 19-17 win over the seattle seahawks. while the bucs won their fourth game in five weeks beating the buffalo bills 27-6, the bucs do have one of the better defenses in the nfl but vernon davis talked about going head to head with one of his former teammates. >> helmet to helmet contact. there's no maybe about it. >> i'm familiar with him and he's familiar with me and we've been teammates for so long and i'm sure he's been watching me on film as well, so may the best man win. >> good football team.

i wouldn't just say the last five weeks. there's games they lost, i can think of three where the opponent got darn lucky to win them. >> that former teammate was bucs safety deshawn goldsman. you can tune in after the kron4 news. the oakland raiders host the kansas city chiefs at the coliseum today. the rivals will face each other for the second time this season. head coach dennis allen was under fire last weekend after he pulled starting quarterback matt mcloin for former starter turell prior and then put mcgoyne back in for the remainder of the game. kickoff at 1:05 today in oakland. the golden state warriors in phoenix, arizona tonight taking on the phoenix suns. the game at the u.s. airways center. tipoff at 5:00 this night. the warriors are hot, hot, hot. hopefully they will get another win. and check this out if you're still trying to do shopping this holiday season, why not pick up one of these

sneakers. nike unveiled these shoes that lebron james, kobe bryant will wear during his christmas day games. james will wear his lebron 11, bryant will wear a gray, green and gold version of his kobe 8 and durant will wear a red and green version of his kd6 shoe. only thing missing from this script is how much those are. because i'm sure they are not cheap. stay with us. we will be right back. [woman] you wrapped the...

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if you saw a lot of santas out on the street of san francisco yesterday, here is why. it was santacon as men and women dressed up as the big

jolly man. first they met up at union square before they did a pub crawl around the city. they also tried to collect some toys in connection with the san francisco fire department along with maybe drinking a little bit, they did good deeds at the same time. and every year people from all across the area of los angeles go to see this man at the baldwin hills crenshaw plaza for nearly a decade now, lingston patterson has dawned the santa suit and been adorned by children and parents alike. some african-american families have made it a tradition to come see patterson bringing children to get a photo with him. he doesn't think his skin color makes him any different than any other santas and neither do the kids who come visit him. >> and they are happy, they don't care what color santa claus is. santa claus is santa claus. >> the 77-year-old says seeing kids' reactions is the most rewarding part about it and that he's just happy to be

giving back to the community. erica kato is here right next to me. you've been in the weather center all morning. how is the weather looking for the rest of the week? >> warm. in fact tomorrow we could see 70s in the south bay so tomorrow will definitely be the warmest day of the week, but we are going to add in a 20% chance for showers wednesday into thursday. nothing too organized, just some scattered showers around the bay. >> there's just something about a 70, though, in december that makes me smile. >> record breaking warmth, justine, so definitely looking forward to that. >> and we also are following information about a fire in san francisco at powell and union streets. we have a crew headed to the scene. we will tweet out on facebook the very latest information and you can see it tonight on the kron4 news at 8:00. and for all of us here on kron4 news weekend, i'm justine waldman here with erica kato. thank you so much for joining us. have a great day.

. discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood. (applause) but so glad you tuned in. thank you again for coming out. i like to start with something funny each week. i should mention this was sent to me by a woman. but according to the alaska department of fish and game, while both male and female reindeer grow antlers in the summer, male reindeer lose their antlers at the start of winter in early november. female reindeer keep theirs until the spring. this mns