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legal battle to keep her daughter on life support after tonsillectomy left her brain dead. and an around-the-clock finish, we're standing by from a store open for 100 straight hours. good morning, thanks a lot for joining us, i'm marty gonzalez. let's get things started by checking in with our meteorologist. >> this is the view from our roof camera. we have another round of sunshine. for temperatures, this is what they look like. in san francisco, 47 degrees here, 41 in oakland, upper 30s in san jose, 37 in livermore and 34 degrees in santa rosa. we are expecting plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. we'll break those afternoon highs in just a little bit. >> another hearing will be held tomorrow to find out if a doctor has been chosen to examine a

13-year-old girl currently on life support. the family of the little girl and the oakland children's hospital need to agree on the doctor. the mother has written a letter about her legal battle. she knows her daughter is alive. doctors declared her brain dead after complications during a routine surgery to remove tonsils. friday, a judge ruled in favor saying she cannot be removed from life support until someone can examine her. >> we have the deepest i should who wishes her daughter is alive, but the only thing maintaining this child is a ventilator. it would be unfair to give false hope of her to come back alive.

the uncle says they'll beholding a march in front of children's hospital oakland for that 10 a.m. march. >> and we have are coverage of the family to keep up-to-date at kron 4.com. it is crunch time for last minute holiday shoppers and many stores making it easier to shop around-the-clock. mike is joining us live from macy's in san francisco. i understand the store is open nonstop until christmas? >> if you wake up at 3 in the morning and forgot a sweater for uncle fred, a number of stores are doing marathon sessions, staying open through the night of christmas. earlier this morning a found a few people shopping here at macy's of the a lot of people were tourists who couldn't sleep. stores are doing whatever they can to get you to spend for

christmas. six fewer shopping days between thanksgiving and christmas. that's why a lot of stores were on thfk day and now this marathon shopping session. macy's -- thanksgiving day, and may y macy's are us, jcpenny and toys are us. storing are working in bringing in shoppers, with the overnight hours. i found a few sopors hitting the store -- shoppers hitting the stores at 5:00 this morning. >> we had dinner with family and afterwards, let's just go. it's nice because this is the only place that's done and you can get your shopping done. >> you said you did not have time this holiday season. >> no time at all. it's almost christmas and i'm just finishing up my list.

>> reporter: the national retail federation increases sales to increase in 3.9 percent, and more people to these depended hours. a lot of people tell me they're just trying to make it a longer shopping season. you won't be the only one. back to you. >> reporting live from union square. two people were hospitalized after a shooting on westbound 580 mcarthur drive. the extent of injuries and details of the incident, not known at this time. >> in walnut creek, police are looking for a missing australian man. terrence campbell is reported missing from the area of

buckingham court. he was elderly and taking a walk and may have been disoriented. he was last seen wearing dark colored jacket and pants. you're asked to call the balnut cream police department. -- walnut police department. jp morgan chase is limiting people's debit card accounts and atm withdraws. they are temporarily limited to $100 a day, and the bank is limiting purchases to $300 a day. jp morgan says it is reissuing all debit cards effected by the breach. hackers my have compromised the debit and credit cards of 40 million customers between november 27th and december 15th. and the new york times

reporting the stolen information is already popping up on the black market. a fraud tracking companies it's seen an increase of 10 to 20 times the number of high value stolen credit cards on web sites. and san francisco police are celebrating the anniversary of the shooting of an officer. he tried to detain a prisoner from back in 2007. he was shot and killed. the escapee was shot and killed by an officer. they can visit the community room until 10:00 in the evening. pg&e is working this morning to repair a power outage that effected customers in pleasanton

this morning. it was reported near amador valley high school. it took about three hours to get power back to all the original 3,000 customers. it doesn't know just yet when the power will be fully restored. two women are in custody in connection with home burglaries in sonoma county. it started around november 13th. the thieves took tvs, furniture, dishes and bedding. the two suspects had outstanding warrants of the a 3rd woman is under investigation for involvement with the crimes after police found a van at her home containing some of the stolen property. a former massage therapist has been arrested for alleged sexual assault on multiple victims. 35-year-old rasheet was arrested on sexual battery. the arrest came about a year

after a woman in her late teens reported that he sexual assaulted her at the day spa in pal low at o -- palo alto on. the suspect surrendered wednesday. he was booked for misdemeanor sexual battery and is out on bail. a colorado community is in mourning after a teenager dies following a school shooting. we'll show you how the high school senior is being remembered.

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high school has become a memorial. many stopping by with flowers and candles. tiffany struggled to explain it to her little ones. >> it's unexplainable. i -- i don't know really what to tell them. >> investigators say davis was randomly shot point-blank in the head by her fellow classmate, carl pearson on december 13th. the two did not each other and pearson was targeting the arapahoe librarian. moments after shooting claire, he shot himself. and it's only the second day of winter but frost, snow and ice blanketing some parts of the country. we'll explain when we come back what's causing the extreme weather.

talking a little weather this morning. in some states, they're incased in ice, and other places, there were two tornados. we'll have what causes all of this extreme weather. >> there's no doubt about it, wenter is not only officially -- winter is not only officially here, it's been here for weeks. >> you have to drive maybe ten miles an hour at the most. >> plenty of salt. the back roads are starting to stick a little bit. it looks like it's coming down pretty good. >> i'm going to stay in for this. at least six winter storms hit the u.s. coast-to-coast impacting tens of millions of people. what's the science behind all of this extreme weather? >> in terms of the storms that we've seen in october, november, and december, as i often people, the atmosphere doesn't have an on and off switch.

the president of the made logical city -- made logical -- me te'o rological society. >> we get these strong dips in these patterns. we're going to have warm air, and so generally, the jet stream pattern is the governing forcing function of our weather in the wintertime. >> case and point? denver, colorado. the mile high city went from negative to 70 degrees. a time of year when it should be hovering around 40. we're talking about 30 degrees above normal. and in the big d, an ice storm earlier this month took dallas from a high of 79 degrees to freezing in three days and dm eight december 8th, more snow was dropped than last year.

>> we don't have a strong sort of leaning towards one side or the other if terms of the scale, so we will see an occasional storm. i think we have seen above normal snow storm activity for this time of the season. it's still interesting that we see the chance for tornados this weekend here in the united states, but indeed this has been a year of extreme. jennifer gray, cnn atlanta. >> meantime, we're basking in the 60 degrees temperatures with plenty of sunshine here's more. >> certainly above norma al another warm temperatures today. taking a look at satellite and radar, we have high pressure in place. that's keep anything storm track far to the north of us. dry conditions will continue for the bay area.

this is where temperatures are sitting. 34 in napa, upper 40s in daly city, and it was about 50 degrees, 2 hours ago in half moon bay. and fremont, bringing us in the mid-50s. 60s in campbell, and in the valleys low 60s through antioch and danville, and livermore. low 60s through san lean row and hayward -- leandro and hayward, and mid-60s for santa rosa and napa. taking a look at your seven-day around the bay, we're going to continue to have mid-60s on the board. mild conditions throughout the holiday week with lows to the mid-40s and getting close to freezing for your inland lows

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save what is a ho-hum christmas. online sales surged 9%. many retailers improving web sites and dropping prices to compete with their online giant, amazon. for every $nine shoppers spent, they'll only spend $1 online. one reason for that, according to experts is some experts still crash fairly frequently. popular items sellout quickly online and retailers haven't convinced shoppers to use their shopping apps and smart phones. research shows amazon and ebay shoppers spend more time on their apps rather than the web site. four u.s. troops were wounded in south sudan saturday, all part of an effort to rescue 30 americans. the fighting happened last week

of a k hshgs oshgs ushgs choou. civilians have been flocking to a compound for protection. the state department is working on another plan to rescue americans who are still trapped in the country. >> we felt a considerable number of people we were mandated to protect and good. good answer.

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go to cross bar. >> what about the tea totalers? >> there are couple holiday teas. the western saint fran sincecis. >> they always dress it up. you can check them out on table hopper.com. i've got all the answers. >> okay. what if you're hungry. >> hello. southern italian, the thing i look forward to, the feast of the seven fishes. >> here we go. so it's an amazing feast and a lot of san francisco italian restaurants are offering it. 816 does a traditional one. you have flour and water. all of them are putting together denver different kinds of fishes. >> you have to have clams and muscles. >> and of course our favorite,

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want to get you caught up on the weather forecast. another beautiful day in the bay area, and here is janu. >> certainly been a beautiful start to the day. plenty of sunshine out there. some patchy fog, but as for temperatures, it is a little bit chillier compared to about 24 hours ago. pulls up those current temperatures, about 35 degrees currently in santa rosa, about 44 degrees in richmond. low 40s along the east bay shores. upper 30s in san mateo. about 65 degrees for oakland, 60 for san mateo, and 62 for san francisco, mid-60s for santa

rosa and napa and low to mid-60s in the south bay. as we head into the evening hours, pretty calm night in store, clear skies, cool temperatures dropping down to about the upper 40s in fairfield by 8 p.m. if you're heading out in san mateo, 50 degrees there. and upon upper 40s for the south bay. now we'll break down your holiday week forecast coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, let's get back to the news now. san francisco police are ramping up security for the final 49ers game. fans with expect 50% more officers at monday's game compared to a regular night game at the stick. police are expecting fans to be lively as they've bid farewell to the stick, but police will not tolerate rowdiness or drinken behavior drunken behavior. they began playing back in 1971 at the stick, and facing the

falcons. they'll be moving in its new stadium in santa clara. and fans prepare to say good-bye. we'll have more. we first reported the good news to you yesterday as bart and the union learned they came to a contract agreement. kron 4 has the story. >> we got some of the stuff that we want the. >> the president of scie local 1021's bart chapter says his union and local 1555 agreed to drop the controversial family medial leave provision despite union members voting to approve a contract with that clause, including six weeks of paid leave for workers to care for sick loved ones. >> it will not be paid by the district. members will have to use a accumulated time off. >> people can use their vacation

or sick leave to pay for family leave. >> in return for eliminating the provision, sciu local 1021 says bart agreed to sign off on a few proposals but were taken off the table. >> one was in addition to ber evement, and -- berevement to include grandchildren and step parents. >> this deal comes after nine months of negotiations, which included two strikes and a lawsuit filed by the unions against bart management. the strikes caused major delays on bay area roadways, but it appears another strike has been, voided. if a statement, the president of atu local 1555 says, quote, we expect the bart board will do

what it should have done all along, accept this contract. >> agreement will be presented to the union members for a final vote. in walnut creek, kron 4 news. hundreds of children got a chance to enjoy the holiday center at yerba buena center. it allows these families to ice skate. >> these are what families again have an opportunity to belong, have an opportunity to be together. >> the event was free for families and several bay area companies made donations to make it possible. >> thousands of children are celebrating through the generosity of their neighbors and the hard work of the san mateo fire, police and sheriff's department. they gathered over 12,000 toys. kron 4's alicia reed shows us

how strangers are making this holiday special for kid who is might not otherwise have a gift under the tree. authorities were called to certain houses this holiday. wait, is that santa? why, yes, it is. >> merry christmas, everybody. santa knows who was naughty or nice. thousands of children made the list. >> these kids have no idea what's about to happen. come on! >> their smile can touch anyone's heart, and it's all worth it for the volunteers that deliver gifts for more than 500 families throughout san mateo county. >> julie anna asaragosa and her

sister are getting gifts their families can't get. >> she'll start playing with it and then my parents would say to put it back because we can't buy it. >> some couldn't contain their excitement while waiting for santa. >> we were waiting a long, long time. >> anthony couldn't keep his eyes open but made cookies for the night. >> i was so happy. >> this moment makes too many of the kids happy. >> it's christmastime and in every bag is a list of gifts for each child and the family. >> thank you, santa. thank you, santa for anything. merry christmas, everybody! >> reporting in redwood city, kron 4 news. and we'll be back on kron 4 news weekend. news weekend. we're going to take a look [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world

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up next. good morning. 2013 was another hunl year for mobile -- huge year for mobile apps. there's so many out there sometime its can be hard to we'd through them all. google play asked theiran droid mobile use -- their android users to tell them their favorite apps of 2013. the result is a a really cool place for people to go to learn about the most popular apps out there being used by other people. >> we have a few different categories that people voted on and we also had some write -in ballots we didn't think of but customers did.

you'll see the best apps for everything you need. basically this is the end of 2013 and any you need will be on this page. the first category is i can't quit you, which is those games that you you start and you just can't -- that you start and you just can't stop. our winner for this category this year is called knights and dragons. it's this crazy fun social game where you get to build your own castles and have epic battles. i don't know what's not to love. you're going through all these different worlds. it's one of those games the more you play, the more there is to do. you never really get to an end point. you just keep going and going. >> and old school games, which have been around for a long time. bejeweled was the winner.

the game has not changed. it's gotten a face-lift and it is awesome to play on android. and quietly bri iant, not -- brilliant, and the best category is duoling o. so it's a way for to you learn new languages, super emersedive -- emersivo. you feel like you're really learn g really -- learning a lot. log on to kron 4.com and look for the google play section. gabe slate, kron four news. we're here with a board dermatologist and lead

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the father of a man killed by officers in a high speed

chase, is suing police. brian beard was shot after an hour long pursuit in downtown los angeles. his father says he did nothing wrong. beard got out of his car, walked behind it and then with his back to the officers, briefly raised his hands. he was then shot and fell to the ground after one or more officers shot him. preliminary reports show officers fired more than 20 shots at the unarmed man. >> president obama says insurance sign ups are surging now that government's web site is working better for consumers but it's still too soon to say the roll out turned the corner. more than 1 million people enrolled since act first. in late number, only 365,000 people signed up. and even so, things still aren't exactly humming along. healthcare.gov was down as continues to sendted to fix an

them inaccurate data on some enrolled individuals. the deadline is january 31st. 8:47, and here's our meteorologist. >> we have another view in store. waking up to mainly clear skies this morning. mild conditions are going to continue into tomorrow and for the reminder of 2013. we don't have any rain insight. we do have high pressure in place keeping any storms far to the north. if you're heading at the door in santa rosa, 35 degrees there, 47 in san francisco, low 40s along the east bay shores, and waking up to upper 30s in the south bay, which is going to be bringing us to mainly the mid-60s.

so 64 for los cados. >> and 62 degrees in antioch and pleasanton. 61 for hayward, low 60s for downtown san francisco. low 60s at the coast, as well. and mainly mid-60s in the north bay through places like santa rosa and napa. taking a look at your 7 day, we continue to see these sunny skies and mild conditions. mid-60s on the board throughout the holiday week with lows dropping down to the bay and just above freezing. >> a chapter in san francisco's history will close tomorrow night when with the 49ers play their last regular season game at candle stick park. fans and staff already starting to feel sentimental. we go down this trip down memory lane. >> on the field at candle stick park, the memories run deep. >> generations of san francisco families braved it during the

baseball season and spent sundays routing on the niners. this touch generations. >> this is where fans go crazy. vernon davis cried. the catch, captured our hearts. we saw celebrations when the a's won the world series. >> we're starting to get sentimental here. candle stick park quickly found a special place in san francisco history. mother nature never showed mercy on the stick when cold wins swirled, fans suffered. >> when i came in a game in shorts and a t-shirt, i didn't get the memo. >> downpours of rain flooded the parking lot sending port a

potties down the street. >> i won't miss pumping the parking lot out. it's a nightmare what we have to do before the game. >> a frightening earthquake halted the battle of the bay. >> remember the sound of the light towers moving. everybody kind of screamed and a few seconds later everyone started cheering. >> big names in music appeared here, justin timberlake, and jay z. and in 1966, the beetles played their final concert for screaming fans. this stadium seats have seen and heard it all. greatness happened here, legends walked these hollow halls

building to bill walsh field past jerseys of hall-of-famers surround the present players. the locker rooms are small and stuffy. the visiting team space doesn't even have are air-conditioning. >> you probably have 100 people on the football team in here, then you open the door and let the press in, probably another hundred people. so have you 200 people inside here and you turn your showers on and the first players that walk in there, they turn the showers on full blast, as hot as can be. we're trying to load up the bags and carry them out. it's a sauna if here. >> for the staff who have kept the stick variable, they will miss each other. >> what really makes a game or an event is its people. the stadium is great. you have to have the infrastructure, and the amenities, but it's people. people make a difference in our lives every day. >> a lot of them have been here

over 20, 25 years, 28 years. >> we won't be the talk of the town anymore. >> between these goal posts from the good time to the blackout, the love for candle stick park can never be replaced. >> it may not be the prettiest house, but it's where the memories were. >> we invite you to share your memories. tweet us at kron four news or breaking news at kron 4.com or visited kron 4 facebook page. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, much more coming up after the break. let's take this live look outside. this is san francisco bays and sunshine. beautiful start to the day in the bay area. we'll have the forecast in a few minutes. we'll be right back.

and we're back. an 8 week old girl is battling leukemia. nearly 10,000 people gathered to make her dying wish come true. . >> she wanted to hear and see a street full of carollers. the turn out was a sign from above. >> this is god's way in saying listen i need you to go over and see my little angle and give her the sending that had she deserves. lany was two weak to see her wish and true. she heard it and felt it. she posted this photo on her facebook page. >> and a reminder to join kron 4's show in the bay area that rings in the new year. you'll have a front row seat to thing biggest and best seat. this is the bay area's favorite way to ring in the new year, few

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and the little girl's mother is speaking out after a tonsillectomy left her brain dead. we'll have the latest for you. and an around-the-clock marathon for the holidays for a store that's open for 100 straight hours. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. let's check at the weather. >> from our roof cam you can see

another 46 degrees in san francisco, 41 in oakland, upper 30s in san jose. 44 in livermore, mid-30s in santa rosa. we'll taken a look coming up in my full report. >> thank you. topping the news, another hearing will be held to find out if a doctor has been chosen to examine the 13-year-old girl on life sport. the family of the little girl and oakland's hospital need to agree on the doctor. the mother has written an motional letter about her legal battle. she writes that she knows her daughter is alive. doctors declared her brain dead after complications during a routine surgery to remove her tonsils. a judge ruled in favor saying she cannot be removed until an

independent expert has a chance to examine here. >> and children's hospital released a statement saying we have the deepest sympathy when wishes her daughter was alive but the only thing maintaining this child is a ventilator. it would be unfair to give false hope she will come back to life. a court medical declaration was released that supports the hospital statement. the uncle says they will be holding a march for her tomorrow. they'll be meeting in front of children's hospital for a 10 a.m. march. and we have continuing coverage. battle to keep her on life support. for updates log on to kron 4.com. well, it is crunch time for last minute holiday shoppers and many stores making it easier to shop around-the-clock. mike, i understand this store is now open nonstop until christmas? >> marty, if you wake up in the middle of the night and you

can't sleep, why not go shopping? you at least have that option over the next several days as a number of stores are doing this marathon shopping session keeping their doors open through christmas eve doing anything they can to spend money for christmas. this is a much shorter shopping season. six fewer shopping days between thanksgiving and christmas. that's why you you saw a lot of stores open up on thanksgiving day and now this marathon shopping session ahead of christmas ear. macy's, kmart, and into christmas eve, some have called this a disappointing shopping season. discounts are really working hard to bring in shoppers in addition to using overnight hours. i did find a little shoppers running on no sleep. >> we thought there would be no

crimes. >> we had some great deals last night. >> my husband's going to be absolutely excited. >> we were out this morning every minute you're awake. we have to eat, have a few cocktails and eat. >> and maybe some caffeine. the national retail fed ralgz, retail sales increase 3.9% increases and online shopping. a lot of people taking advantage of these extended store hours. you heard that one sound bite there. a lot of people this morning are trying to get out here early. the stores and the malls get packed today, it really is. >> thank you. that is mike pelton. >> an off theaustralian man has been found safely. campbell was reported missing around 1:00 on saturday. they say that he was taking a

walk and might have become disoriented and lost. he was found at 8:00 it morning. >> j.p. morning an is limiting the use of debit cards for customers at risk in stores. its the move will provide additional security for at risk accounts. atm withdrawals are temporarily limited to $100 a day. purchases will be limited to $300 a day. all debit cards effected, thursday they announced hackers might have breached 40 million customers november 27th and december 15th. >> and the new york times reports that stolen information from target customers is already popping up on the black market. a fraud tracking companies it's seen an increase of 10 to 20 times the number in black market

web sites. and san francisco police are marking the 7th anniversary of an officer shooting. in 2006 he detained a the suns. in 2007, he was shot and killed by an escaped prisoner. the escapee was shot and killed by another officer. they can visit between three and 10 p.m.. two women are in custody this morning in connection with home burglaries in sonoma county. the burglaries took place at vacation homes and expensive homes for sale since november 13th. the thieves took tvs, furniture, dishes and bedding. the two suspects both had outstanding arrest warrants. one woman confessed to committing crimes and a 3rd woman is under investigation for involvement after police found

some of the stolen property. >> a former massage therapist has been arrested for assault on multiple victims. he was arrested on on suspicion of sexual battery after her turned himself in to the palo alto police department. a woman in her late teens reported he sexual assaulted her at a labell day spa in palo alto. three more women were found reported that the suspect assaulted them. by the time detectives were able to find and interview the women, the suspect no longer worked at the salon. the suspect surrendered on wednesday for a warrant booked for misdemeanor sexual battery. and a colorado community is in mourning after a teen dies after a school shooting. we'll show you how the high school is -- how the high school senior is being remembered. let's take this live look outside.

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claire davis was at arapahoe high school. many people stopping by on a snowy evening with candles and flowers, tiffany erwin brought her 7-year-old to the memorial. it's un unexplainable. i don't know really what to tell them. >> investigators say davis was randomly shot point-blank in the head by fellow classmate carl pearson. officials say the two did not know each other and pearson was

targeting the arapaho librarian. >> frost, snow and ice blanketing some parts of the country. we'll explain more. and we'll take this live look outside where it's not extreme at all unless you like sunshine. we'll be right back. [woman] you wrapped the...

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we're back walking a little weather this weekend. the first day of winter came in like a lion as a massive storm system left parts some of states encased if ice while other places were left to pick up the pieces follow it would go tornados. jennifer gray explains what's causing all of this weather. >> winter is not only officially here, it's been here for weeks. >> you have to drive maybe ten miles an hour at the most. >> plenty of salt.

the back roads are starting to stick a bit. it's coming down now though. >> i'm going to stand for this and get out of the way. at least six winter storms hit the u.s. coast-to-coast impacting tens of millions of people. >> in terms of the storms we've seen, as i often tell people, the atmosphere doesn't have an on and off switch. >> dr. marshall shepherd is the president of the made lodge -- meet logical society. the jet stream patterns, we get these strong dips and they're going to be cold air and the hills we're going to have warm air so generally, the jet stream pattern is the governing forcing function of our weather in the wintertime. >> case in point, denver e colorado. in ten days, the mile high city

went from negative temperatures to a near balmy 70 degrees, a time of year when it should be around 40. we're talking 30 above normal. and in the big d took dallas from 79 to freezing in three days. and in philadelphia, more snow was dropped one day than the city received all year last year. >> there's going to be variability this season because we don't have a strong sort of leaning towards one side or the other in terms of the scale. so we will see an occasional storm. we have seen snow storm activity. it's interesting we see the chance for tornados here in the united states, but this has been a year of extreme. and in the bay area we've seen plenty of sunshine but still no rain.

>> right about. that breaking some record rainfall totals. this is a view from our camera. you can see another clear start to what's going to be another beautiful day here in the bay area above normal temperatures once again. continuing with the sunny and mild conditions into monday, as well as the rest of your work week. we have no rain insight and that's because high pressure is in place keeping all the storm trucks far to the north of us. we're going to continue to see dry conditions here in the bay area. now as for your temperatures slowly starting to warm up. 51 degrees in daily city, oakland, hayward and mid-40s for those in antioch. afternoon highs into the mid-60s for campbell, and low 60s for those of you in fremont, and

danville, 62 for pleasanton, and livermore, and downtown san francisco and mid-60s in santa rosa and pet a lum-a -- petaluma. for the holiday week, christmas day, mid-60s for the highs. bay lows to about the mid-40s and inland lows dropping close to freezing just a little bit above freezing in the mid-30s. bidding has closed by artwork created by george zimmerman. the winning bid was one hundred thousand 99 dollar$100,099, 0.99. he was acquitted in the -- one hundred thousand and 0.99. >>

100000.99. >> and the directoof spying, as part of the terrorist surveillance program just after the 9/11 attacks, the disclosures are part of the white house's campaign to justify the nsa's surveillance after leaks to the media by former agency contractor edward snowden. shoppers are turning to online shopping. online sales surged 9% so far this holiday season. many retailers improving web sites and dropping prices to compete with the online giant amazon. for every $9, they'll only spend $1 online. some web sites still crash fairly frequently. other popular items often sellout quickly on line, and retailers have not convinced shoppers to use their shopping apps and smart phone and

tablets. amazon and ebay shoppers spend more time at the app than on the web. troops are in stable condition after being wounded in sudan saturday in after effort to save americans there in a reported coup attempt of the country's former vice president. deadly clash in the region prompted the us to send in troops to evacuate un workers. civilians have been flocking to a compound for protection. the state department is working on another plan for americans trapped. soldiers were loyal to the former vice president who was released this year. john kerry south with the south sudan's president on ways of ending the violence. and the international community is being urged to

increase aid for the philippine typhoon reconstruction. he met with donor countries to provide more aid in the aftermath of typhoon haiyan. the un is raising nine$9 billion, and an $8000000000 reconstruction drive over the next four years. and bangladesh, police say deaths were caused by negligence in a factory fire and 11 employees and managers and engineers with culpable homicide. the factory produced clothes for retailers that include walmart. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, fresh crab is on the holiday menu in this week's dine in dish with vicky. we'll have that coming up. let's take another live look

outside. this time the approach to the bay bridge. plenty of sunshine around the bay, as well. we'll be right back.

for some people, crabs are synonymous with the holiday season. i'm in the kitchen with chef john. what are we looking a at? >> we're cooking one of our signature dishes. a crab shepina from nana rose. shrimp, muscles. >> let me just let you dive in and do your magic. >> sure. >> top secret.

revealed here today. >> shrimp and the of muscles. >> beautiful. >> you want to enjoy it and take the meat out of the shell. people enjoy that. >> thank you, chef. >> just made fresh crab shrimp everything. hope you enjoy it. >> and this is great grandma's recipe? grandma rose. >> we've got matt and his dad, cosmo. >> 4th generation. >> that's almost 90 years. >> i want to give a toast to nana rose. bonebon aap ashgs tshgspatite -- apteet.

>> and we have the forecast after the break. in the meantime, let's checking at the temperatures in the east bay at walnut creek. we'll be right back.

and we're back on kron 4 news. time to check at the forecast. and here's our meteorologist. >> this is a live look from the roof camera. we are waking up to plenty of sunshine this morning. mainly clear skies. some patchy fog, and patchy low clouds but mainly clear skies. we're in the 40s and we are expecting plenty of mid-60s. as for the evening, temperatures are going to be dropping down to

the 50s, and upper 40s. all around, clear skies and a pretty calm day in store for us. marty? >> okay. thank you so much. some news, brand-new, two people hospitalized after a shooting on interstate highway 580 in oakland this morning. the shooting happened on westbound 580 near mcarthur boulevard about 245. the investigation closed definitely lanes on the freeway. the extent of the injuries and the details not known at this time. san francisco police are ramping up security for the final 49ers game taking place tomorrow at candle stick park. police say fans can expect 50% more officers at monday's game compared to a regular game. police are expecting fans to be lively as they bid farewell to the stick but police are saying they will not tolerate randomness about stealing a piece of the stadium.

they will be arrested. 49ers began playing that stick back in 1971. they'll be facing the atlanta a falcons tomorrow night's final game and the team will move as you know into its new stadium in santa clara next year. coming up at 9:45 time, we'll take you to the stick as fans prepare to say good-bye. and bart management and its two largest unions announced they've come to an agreement. this morning we're getting more on that tentative agreement and we have the story. >> reporter: this was a compromise, bart got what they wanted and we got some of the stuff they wanted. >> the president of scie local tech 21's bart chapter -- 1021's bart chapter and local 1555 agreed to drop the family medical leave provision despite union members voting to approve a contract with that clause including up to six weeks of

paid leave for workers to care for sick loved ones. >> it will not be paid by the district. members will have to use a accumulated time off. >> in return for eliminating the provision, sciu local 1021 says, bart agreed to sign off on a few proposals discussed in negotiations but were taken off the table. >> one was in addition to include bar evement -- barevement. >> over time will be paid after working 40 hours. nine months include it would go strikes and a lawsuit filed by the unions against bart management. the strikes caused major delays on bay area roadways but it appears another strike has been avoided. in a statement, bryant,

president of atu local 1555 says, quote, we expect the bart board will now do its part and do what they should have done all along. approve this contract. >> next, this agreement will be presented to the bart board of directors if they vote to ratify it, the agreement will be presented to the union members for a final vote n. walnut creek, kron four news. hundreds got a chance to enjoy the holiday tradition at yerba buena center. a verity of children got the chance to ice skate. >> these special family events really help families again have an opportunity to belong, have an opportunity together. >> and the event was free for families. several bay area companies made donations to make it all happen. thousands of children are celebrating christmas through the generosity of their

neighbors and the hard work of the san mateo county five, police, and sheriff department. together they sponsored a toy drive that gathered over 12,000 toys. kron 4's alicia reed shows how good deeds are making this holiday special good for kids who may not otherwise have a gift under the tree. >> authorities were called to certain houses this holiday. wait, is that santa? why yes, it is. >> merry christmas, everybody. ho, ho, mo. >>, ho. thousands of kids made the list. list. >> these kids have no idea what's about to happen. >> these smiles can touch

anyone's heart. >> and it's all worth it for the volunteers that deliver gift to the 500 families throughout san mateo county. >> have you been a good girl this year? >> these children are getting gifts their family can't afford. >> usually she'll get one of these and she'll play with it and my parents would say to put it back because we can't buy it. >> some couldn't contain their excitement while waiting for santa. >> we were waiting along, long time. >> meanwhile, d'anthony couldn't keep his eyes open but made sure to leave cookies for the man of the night. >> i was so happy from inside my heart. >> this moments make too many kids happy. >> it's christmastime, and in every bag is a list of gifts for each child in the family. >> thank you, santa. >> thank you, santa for coming!

>> merry christmas! merry christmas, everybody! >> kron 4 news. and here in san francisco, thousands of kids also able to celebrate a happy holiday. the annual glide memorial story distribution kicked off on saturday morning. long lines of children just can't wait to pick out several toys each. about 8,000 went out to help 3,000 in need. each getting toys their family otherwise couldn't afford. organizers blame raising rents for making this year especially tough on families. glide received a few extra donations a ahead of their tuesday toy drive and three barrels collected to donate, as well. well, coming up on kron 4 news weekend, our high-tech reporter takes a look at a new wifi feature in san francisco. we'll have that when we come

back. in the meantime, this is from mount tan. we'll be right back. good morning nelly! woah.

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one of the busiest areas in the bay area is offering free public wifi along market street. the coverage stretches 3.1 miles from castro street down to the embarcardero. the mayor lee is hoping this will spur economic growth in the city. this is definitely one of those perks of living near silicon valley. a lot of the outdoor areas are getting covered in free wifi and market street is a great area for this because 250,000 people a day walk down market street. so, here's how this new free wifi will work. when you're on market street,

turn the wifi on in your device. any mobile device will be able to pick up this free wifi. look for the network labeled san francisco free wifi and connect. that's it. it's really are easy. you're then connected to free public wifi. the signal worked for me, i surfed youtube, and played a game or two. a little slow, but for free, it's good. it's designed to be used outside like on the sidewalk of market street. >> i a hate to rain on a parade, but this would be a good time to remind people, right now san francisco is having a huge problem with and grab robberies of smart phones and tablets. the police have warned people do not pull out your mobile devices when you're outdoors in public. it's not safe. so when you're using the free wifi on market street, be careful on your surrounds.

also this is public wifi, cybercriminals lock for individuals to taken advantage of. don't do anything financial, any banking. keep it to just general web surfing. gabe slate, kron four news. welcome. i'm here with sharon. many people of you know as a real estate expert. we've been talking about the real estate market, short sales. but the last time, we were talking about the law expiring. >> for california, that law has been extended, and that's with the irs, as well as the state of california. so, for many homeowners who still need to conduct a short sale that law would be beneficial for many. >> market is getting so much better right now.

are short sales building conducted?. >> 31 out of three properties are struggling, still since 2007, many properties have endured years of being under water. a short sale still makes sense for them. also lending has loosened up for homeowner who is have conducted a short sale. we have been able to get many of our clients back into the market again and buy again after a short sale. >> is now a good time to sell? >> absolutely. >> we're still experiencing less than formal inventory so with low inventory and values have been increasing, it's still a great scenario for many sellers. interest rates, although they've climbed a little bit but they're still attractive for buyers. the bottom line is that every situation is different. we really need to hear from the viewers so that we can assess there unique situation and many people think they may not even

qualify when in fact they may. >> great. thanks susan. you call her at 883-6665. >> they're real experts can you trust.

massachusetts state police made an unusual drug bust. they found 1,200 packets of heroine labeled obamacare in bright red are. they also found packets named after the grunge rocker curt cobain. investigators found the drugs in the town of hatfield friday morning. four people were arrested and charged in the case. 9:46 we want to get a last look

at the weather. >> this is the view from the mount cam. this is another clear round of sunshine in the bay area. actually we're going to continue to see sunny and mild conditions into tomorrow, as well the remainder of 2013. we have no rain coming our way. satellite and radar we have high pressure keeping any storms far to the north of us. dry conditions will continue for us. as for your temperatures slowly warming up out there in those 50s in novato. upper 40s along the east bay shores, 57 in half moon bay and 43 in san jose which is going to be warming up to 63 degrees later today. 64 degrees the high for loscados. about 63 degrees expected for palo alto. we're looking at low 60s in livermore, the high for danville, low 60s at the coast

today. 60 for san bruno and 64 degrees expected for petaluma. taking a look at your seven-day, we're going to continue to see sunny and mild conditions. if fact, lots of sunshine on the bod for the remainder of the holiday -- board for the remainder of the holiday week. lows to the mid-40s and inland lows getting down into the 30s. marty. tomorrow, when the niners play their last regular season at candle stick park, the fans already starting to feel sentimental. we go on a tour down memory lane. >> memories run deep. >> generations of families have braved during baseball season and sundays with their families rooting on the niners. >> this is where fans go crazy.

vernon davis cried. the catch captured our hearts and we saw celebrations when the a's won the world series built as a promise to lure the giant from new york. candle stick park found a special plates in san francisco history. >> mother nature never showed mercy on the stick when cold winds swirled through the stadium, fans learned to suffer. >> i think i came in shorts and a t-shirt and i didn't get the memo. so, it was cold. >> downpours of rain flooded the parking lots sending port a potties floating down the street. >> which is one thing i won't miss, pumping the parking lot out. >> it's a nightmare what people don't realize what we have to do. >> for the first time in 27 years a world series game

will be played in candle stick park. >> a frightening earthquake halted the battle of the bay. . >> remember the sound of the lie towers. we heard a few pieces of cement fall. everybody kind of screamed and a few seconds later everyone started cheering. >> big names in music also performed here from jay z and justin timberlake in the summer of 2013, and in 1966, the beatles played their final concert for screaming fans. these faded stadium seats have seen and heard it all. greatness happened here. legends walked these halls, and hall-of-famers surround the players. >> the locker rooms are small and stuffy.

the visiting team's space distribute even have air-conditioning -- doesn't even have air conditioning. >> open the door and let the press in, probably another hundred people. you turn your showers on, and the players will walk in there, they turn the showers on full blast and you can see the steam coming out of here. that's -- we're trying to load up the bags and carry them out. it's a sauna. >> for the staff have kept the stick variable, they will miss each other. >> -- viable, they will miss each other. >> you have to have the infrastructure and the amenities, but it's the people. people make a difference in our lives every day. >> a lot of temperature have been here over 20, 25 years, 28 years. they've been here a long time, too. we'll still be here maintaining the place. we won't be the talk of the town

anymore. >> between these goal posts from the good times to the blackout. >> we have a little lighting situation, the love for candle stick park can never be replaced. >> it may not be the prettiest house. >> we invite to you share your memories of candle stick. tweet us at kron 4 news or the facebook page. >> we'll show you another way a san francisco restaurant is honoring candle stick park. another live like outside. plenty of sunshine and blue skies. mild temperatures, as well good morning nelly! woah.

hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet.

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an 8-year-old pennsylvania girl is battling leukemia. her doctors say she has a few days left to live. nearly 10,000 people gathered to make her dying wish come true. lany brown wanted to see and hear a street full of carollers so people backed the block and the turn out was a sign from above. >> this is god's way of saying, okay, listen i need you to go and be my little angle and give her the off sending that she deserves. >> her dance team absoluted -- soluted her with one final number. she posted this picture on her facebook page. and a sweet treat, water bar, a seafood restaurant created this ginger bread and candy replica of the stadium by the pastry chef. she call its candy stick park measuring two by three feet and

stands about a foot tall. the stadium will be on display through new year's eve. and just a reminder to join us for kron 4's nissan bay area live show. you'll have the front row seat to the biggest and best new years fireworks party hosted by gary and kathryn. >> and your seven-day around the bay, we've got clear skies throughout the holiday week, temperatures above normal, mid-60s for the highs, inland lows dropping down to the 30s. >> sounds good. that is going to wrap things up, i'm marty gonzalez. join us for kron 4 news at eighth clock. have yourself a great holiday 88:00. 88:00 -- at 8:00. have yourself a great holiday.

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