out of control causing damage to property, we'll have the latest. they're beefing up security, the battle of the bay between the 9ers and the raiders, we'll tell you what to expect. here is a live look outside cam a foggy start to your sunday morning. weekday forecast coming up. good morning, happy sunday. i'm annie, marty gonzalez is off this morning. we're waking up to areas of fog on your sunday morning. here is irika with -- erica with this forecast. >> san francisco not too bad a little foggy on my drive to work, the live look from the roof camera the ceilings are a little higher as you take

a look at downtown san francisco. so visibility not too much of factor in the city itself. take a look at your visibility chart, you're seeing about a mile and a half. three times a mile in the south bay. 45s if you're driving along the coastline. we're heading out so that can change by later on tonight. we're talking about wet weather, this system is not going to bring a ton of rain, in fact most of us will go on until about midday wednesday. we have a power storm headed in our direction. i'll talk about how much rain we're ready to go coming up. >> the top store following for you this morning, 4th night demonstrators mark against new york grand jury decision not to indict a new york white police officer. people from all over the world are showing their support as you see here on your screen on the left in paris.

across the river from the isle power they were protesting. back in the u.s. in los angeles people to the high land intersection at the bottom right also look at what's happening in georgia on the east coast you can see protesters how they do it in atlanta. students and supporters lay ton the sidewalk near an over pass. in north carolina police found andy line of demonstrators. it contains some sort of liquid and was left in an area where 30 protesters had been arrested the group was also protesting grand jury's decision not to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men. no injuries were reported. and back here in the bay area protesters took to the streets, officers say almost 400 people took to the streets and protests started off peaceful but then came violent living damaged and arrest.

mike is live with more, mike? >> well, good morning, police tell me that 5 adults and 1 juvenile were arrested. it's not exactly what for. i'm standing along university avenue where this radio shack they say a couple, take a look at what else is out this morning. this is a couple of blocks away down at trader joe's, sustained several broken windows, several smashed bottles of wine. the manager there tells me fortunately the employees are okay and this is result of protest to turn very violent last night. video from the helicopter partnership with abc7 news shows officers after police say they pulled the crowd to disburse and some protesters began chunking items at police. this started around 5:00 in the evening with very peaceful proo tests with hundreds of people marching, many of them made their way to the police building. a that point a smaller group of

people broke off from the protest and began turning violent. throwing rocks and bricks at officers. protesters meanwhile have been quite active laying a lot of the blame on the officers again use smoke and tier gas. i spoke with 1 who said at home last night although he received several items after police. >> i did a few things i'm not too proud of i felt like it was all for a good cause at the time being, how did it advance. didn't i take away from a message that you are trying to get out there. >> they're destroy things, you know what i mean, and a lot of people destroyed stuff. >> and back out here live in berkeley again along university avenue this protest last night involved officers, police officers from several different east bay agencies police say that 1 officer sustained minor

injuries began very peaceful but certainly did not end that way. annie. >> mike, also live in berkeley, thanks for that report. a neighboring oakland it was a quiet night after protesters on friday clashed with police. local police say 5 people were taken into custody, several crimes including vandalism dispersed and assault, this wednesday 7 people had been arrested. and that's in comparison to last week police arrested nearly 169 people during demonstrations. friday night protesters forced the station to shutdown and also briefly shutdown interstate 88y in both directions the total number of arrests made by happening today

. and several sites arrested as you see herement a brutal beating in the bathroom and 2 people were shot in the parking lot. oakland my your gene knows the rivalry that says they aren't a problem. >> when i was there people, we have a much more peaceful crowd at the policy. we have not had much volatile ever. >> oakland police say they are ready to handle the crowd today, king off is at 1:25. coming up on kron4 news weekend, today marks 73 years since the attack on pearl harbor. we'll take a look back at thisty in history. two people killed in the philippines, we'll show you the thing coming into the newsroom.

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>> today marks 73 years. carried out by japanese bombers on this may 1941. it was 2500 people were killed and more than a thousand were wounded. the attack killed more than a half and damaged 8 battleships. the u.s. then declared war on japan on december 8 marking the nation's entry into world war ii. on friday president obama declared today national pearl harbor remembrance day. coming up onion 4 news a look at your stormy forecast. -- waking up on kron4 news.

get ready for heavy rain forecast right after the break. blanco

we're going to be okay for the next couple of days but arriving wednesday night into thursday and eventually tapers off on friday. we're talking about a pretty strong storm that could 4

inches of rain to the local areas and up to the 8 inches for the higher elevation that's more than what we saw last week. the ground is saturated we're talking about downed trees and powerlined an localized flooding as well. right now pretty mild out l temperatures in the 50s. we do have some cloud cover, low clouds along the coastline with visibility under 2 miles for half of the day. about half mile in redwood city. for the county coastline that's where we're seeing some of the thickest fog. the most of this should burn off as you head into the afternoon. temperatures right now in the 40s. 52 degrees in san jose. 54 for downtown san francisco. into the afternoon, mix of sun and clouds, high of 66-67 in mountain view. we're talking about very mild conditions and looks like we won't see any even of rain until later on tonight. high of 66.

64 degrees in richmond. also seeing 64 in downtown san francisco. wet weather is on the way. here is a look at satellite and radar, dry for now we'll have a system that will hit the northern parts of our area, santa rosa, up towards -- we could see sprinkles ending mostly dry until midday wednesday before that huge soaker heads in our direction, a lot of rain wind gusts up to 15 miles per hour as we head into next weekend. crews in berkeley spent the day taking apart a tree that fell on top of a house. here is was the scene earlier yesterday. look at that. you can see the giant pond almost on the roof there. now, the people inside escaped with minor injuries. tree services had to delicately work to remove this tree without causing any more damage to the house. they say weather is to blame. >> the tree actually came down fairly slowly, saturation to ground called all the soil to loosen up and the roots on the uphill side of the tree failed,

the tree gave way. probably going to take us 2-3 days to completely remove this tree without doing any more damage to the landscape of the house. >> arborists expect more trees to fall this season. they say a soil loosened becomes over saturated in heavy rain. a 12-year-old boy who was a former student at the middle school had taken his own life. schoolmates bullied him for being a cheerleader. his friends are remembering him now as a happy kid, but sadly the bully got the best of him. >> you can see a glitter and hair extensions finding a boy is like looking for a needle in hay stack at the cheer competition, a male cheerleader. 12-year-old was 1 of them. friends say he took his only life because bullying he experienced as male cheerleader. >> schools like this really

judge other people by what they love. i couldn't believe it. >> 21-year-old kennedy smith football player turned cheerleader now cheer coach. he says growing up fair share of taunting school meats. >> joking around, just the negative stuff. >> in the middle of the competition, all the cheering stopped for a moment to remember fellow cheerleaders. >> i stand as a moment on his behalf energy. >> community now asks why can't it go both ways if a girl is praised for throwing a faster pitch than a boys, why does a boy need to feel ashamed to cheer with the girl. >> she's amazing, she's out there with the boys, she's doing it. there should be a double standard there. any sport should be open to

everyone. >> the sentiment shared by sacramento state university head coach. >> i wept through it. ive eve been involved with cheerleading for 15 years now. if you like to do it. >> the university cheer squad has reached out to both the middle school and local clubs to spread the word about bullying. >> whether you're a cheerleader or football player, you're an artist, bullying is not okay. you should be coming together and celebrating people's differences. >> and in world news, american hostage has been killed by al queda militants in yemen. it happened during a raid by u.s. forces to rescue him from captivity. the rescue attempt came after video of summers was released earlier this week by al queda. the u.s. was given 3 days to apply with unspecified demand and that time was due to run out. defense secretary chuck believes that terrorists who harm our citizens will feel the long arm of american justice.

>> this is further evidence of america's continued commitment to always find its american hostages no matter where they are and make every effort to get those hostages returned. >> president obama offered condolences to summer's family the photo journalist working when he was captured. they've been held for 15 months. pakistan military says killed in al queda age is accused of plotting the bomb the new york subway system. the man killed was the head of external operation for al queda pictured here. military officials say he was killed saturday with 2 other militants in pakistan. they say he's the same man indicted for plotting to bomb the new york subway system. the fbi considered shook where the most wanted terrorist, he left the u.s. back in 2003.

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winning by a final of 3-2. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, police in the east bay will now start wearing body cameras to capture encounter details on that story coming up. here is a live look outside from golden gate bridge cam r. we do have some fog out there. nor details on your forecast coming up after the break.

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in the mid freeway. visibility has dropped to 4 miles. about a half mile on the redwood city area. now, this fog will lift as we head into the afternoon and see temperatures in the low to upper 60s, so pretty mild conditions over the next couple of days that we do have a strong storm headed in our direction. i'll talk how much we're expected to get that coming up in 15 minutes. >> thanks erica, and rain did cause quite a damage, crews continue to work on repairing a large sinkhole and here it is. day 4 and now most of the sinkhole has been covered with dirt, crews have been out in the area of 6th and lake every day since wednesday working on the gas sewer and water lines. pg&e managed to repair and the next will be completing. the intersection is still blocked off with traffic and crews do make a lot of noise during the construction but most people are trying to be patient, in fact 1 neighbor sums up how most of the residents have this feeling.

>> i think it's incredible how they get this. this is a sinkhole the size of a big swimming pool and already completely double fixed i'm really impressed. they've been working nonstop. >> good attitude there. we're told crew will be back out here today to work on completing repairs through those sewage lines and the help is a street will be covered with concrete on monday and then the road is scheduled to reopen by tuesday. past story we're following for a 4th night. demonstrators marked against a new york grand jury decision to not indict a white police officer in the choke hold death of eric garner who was an african-american. protesters madged down the streets to cause a shutdown of downtown berkeley bart station these are photos of that. there have been reports of damage and looting at the trader joe's, radio shack and wells fargo bank. the march started around 5:00 p.m. at 1 point almost 400 people

were participating. and these are pictures of the protests off of twitter to see people lying on the ground there. officers say the group marched for downtown berkeley. in light of the recent officer involved deaths in both statten island to new york and ferguson missouri, there have been calls nationwide for police officers to wear body cameras. now 1 bay area city is joining the list of cities that use body cameras. i don't know 4 andy anderson has the details. >> she thinks they'll protect both police officers and the public. >> i believe it will protect against false accusations against the officers if they have someone that comes in to file a complaint that their project may not be the best. it will also help alleviate any issues to where we do have officers that are not conducting themselves in the

most professional manner. >> with these cameras there's still possibility for some incidents not to be recorded. >> they're not going to be required to have them on the entire time they're on shift. they will be utilized when an officer feel it's necessary such as during the contact with a suspect during interviews that are necessary during their investigation. >> even so for the most part residents support using body cameras. >> as long as it's portrayed in the real way and not -- and not kind of edited or whichever to put 1 in favor of another, as long as it's a real picture, i think that's what we need. >> the officers will be able to decide when to turn the cameras on, they won't have access to the video. some officers will start wearing the cameras next week to test them out. with all 120 starting in february. in richmond annie anderson kron 4 news. >> according to the press they found that police caused deaths

0 f more than 1 person a day. they say at least 400 people are killed by the u.s. every year. when the cases are brought, they almost the officer hasn't committed a crime. when grand juries decide to indict they find the officer's used successful force or instigated confrontation. they found that jurors are willing to give officers the benefit of the doubt unless they find officers are using violence for retribution. and police are on the look out for suspects who are involved with almost a dozen burglaries. the burglaries happened on friday morning and police say 11 vehicles and houses were targeted. they say the suspects are looking for unlocked car doors. the thieves got away with money and also garage door openers. authorities say the suspect used those garage door openers to steal items. authorities say 3 of the cars also had their catalystic converters stolen.

the only information officers had the suspects were last seen driving a silver honda crv. for those of you making a road trip for the holiday, you can soon pay less than 2 bucks per gallon for gas in some places. right now the national average is $2.71 a gallon. we haven't seen these prices at the pump in 5 years and sometimes the country has seen better deals. in oklahoma and texas some stations below $2 a gallon. not every state is rewarding the fallen gas prices. drivers here in california, new york, and connecticut still pay more than $3 a gallon. here is a look at bay area gas prices down in the south bay it is sitting at $2.98 across the bridge and oakland it is $2.99 for a gallon of regular unleaded, in san francisco it is $3.15 a gallon. happening today it's been 73 years since the attack on pearl harbor bringing the u.s. into world war ii.

here in the bay area this is video from last year's ceremony. veterans of pearl harbor survivor and others will gather this morning to honor those who are killed in the ape tack that killed about 2400 people. there will be a ceremony including a 21 gun salute. ceremony is scheduled to begin at 8:30 this morning at the coast guard's base in alameda. and this afternoon many are expected to gather to the traditional lighting of the beacon on top of the mountain. that beacon commemorates and honors those who died on december 7th, 1941. it will be lit at 3:45 today and will remain lit until dawn tomorrow. it was used for guiding civilian planes to bay area airport. after pearl harbor the light was turned off over fears of japanese attacks on san francisco. it has been move today the campus due to weather concerns today. and the beacon will be lit

remotely. coming up on kron 4 news weekend multiple stabbings on an amtrak train violent rampage and who is behind it. that story next. with the holidays approaching quickly, some kids will be getting a new set of wheels. we'll explain. coming up, did you see the cones back there? did you see the cones saying it was closed? >> ignoring the signs can lead to big problems. i'll explain in the next edition of people. a remote that lives on your phone.

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and yelling just loud noises yelling. i look up and there's an african-american gentleman standing over somebody who is sitting down in 1 of the 1st seats in the car and i see him had his fist up and bring it down. >> michael williams will appear in court some time in the near future but a date isn't known at this time. coming up on kron 4 news weekend a look at your forecast, here is a live look outside from our san francisco cam rand we do some -- camera and we do see some cloudy conditions out there. details coming up in your 7-day forecast.

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crowds last night as they damaged local businesses. protests also forced the downtown and north berkeley station to shutdown. and happening today extra security measures are being put in place for today's battle of the bay between the raiders and the 49ers. and last time these 2 teams played each other in regular season was in 2010 at candle stick and you saw there were some fights that erupted in the stands of brutal beating in the bathroom, also 2 people were shot in the parking lot, officers are planning for a much calmer game today. kick off is at 1:25. today marks 73 years since the deadly attack on pearl harbor, nearly 2500 people were killed and more than a thousand were wounded. here is the bay area on coast guard island, pearl harbor survivors an others will gather to honor those who were killed in the attack. and we are tracking your forecast on this sunday morning. pretty nice day in store for us, more rain heads this way, here is erica.

>> we should be okay today, pretty mild conditions. it's a little foggy out there right now. here is a live look from our roof camera. visibility down to 5 miles in hayward. you're seeing a half mile in brentwood city. two and a half miles along the coast. right along the coastline we're seeing the evidence of some of the thickest fog. so as it starts to lift as we head into the afternoon, for now we're delaying -- dealing with delay 44 minutes thanks to all that fog. into the afternoon, sunshine is going to make an appearance we'll see temperatures mid to upper 60s. oakland, 68, 67 in me sandale. 63 in antioch. 65 for the bay. we mention that today is that big the 9ers and the raiders kick off at 1:25, a look for temperature and 64 degrees sun and clouds with calm winds in the forecast, so a pretty mild weather if you're headed to o. d.o.t. go later on this afternoon. i think most of us will maintain dry condition as we head into about the middle of

the week. we could see a few rain drops drop tonight heading into early tomorrow morning we'll really keep a close eye on what's going to happen wednesday night into thursday. we're talking about a pretty powerful system about 5 inches of rain to some locations, maybe more than that with higher elevations. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. this is going to be a system keep in mind the ground is pretty saturated. all and all wet weather will continue on and into next weekend. >>

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considered several factors considering security. in 2009 president obama signed an order to close guantanamo bay detention facility. there are still 136 detain knees at guantanamo. at least 2 people were hurt when a driver ran into a group of protesters protesting police brutality in river side in southern california. about 50 people blocked this busy intersection last night. hundreds were in the area for the annual festival of lights. police say a driver in dark colored car failed to stop and good news here nobody was seriously hurt, police are investigating the incident as a hit-and-run. the holiday quickly approaching some kids are getting a new set of wheels. in san jose a thousand volunteers put together hundreds of fights check them out. they'll go to and low income families this is their tech gear giving away. many volunteers return each holiday season they say it's all about the kids.

>> you're helping them out and family atmosphere. by the end of the day they assembled 2600, i'm sure a lot of kids will be in the south bay when they get those wheels. happening today the motorcycle club of the san francisco bay area visit san francisco general hospital for a holiday toy delivery and this year marks the thirty-first annual toy run and they provide toys to pediatric patients and their families the toys start at 11:00 a.m. and there will be caroling after the motorcycle club visit with staff and the patients. it will be at san francisco general hospital. the blossom hill home depot in san jose will donate 80 christmas trees to veterans. four soldiers will be there to load the trees on to military

vehicle, until they'll take the trees and families up. cal tran holiday train departs today heading over to sunny vail. the holiday train will make stops in amatao. it's decorated with 70,000 lights. and riders and visitors are encouraged to bring a new unwrapped toy and those toys will be donated to the salvation army and the marine corps reserve toys for tots programs. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend we'll take a look at your forecast. 1st live look outside from our richmond bridge. we're waking to cloudy conditions it should be a fairly nice day around the bay area on this sunday.

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partly cloudy conditions, temperatures upper 60s in the bay and inland and you can see by tuesday we are expecting more clouds then by wednesday another storm come throughs and wednesday through thursday we'll see some stormy conditions strong guns, so flooding is once again hit the ground already saturated and with those high winds down. alameda with the remembrance. san francisco ballet bring back the annual. we'll tell you what that means for parents and students.

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but anyone can help a foster child. beefing up security this morning in the battle of the bay between the 9ers and raiders what fans can expect. >> and good morning, here ask a live look from our loop cam r. i'll be talking about the fog's great. good morning, happy sunday everyone. i'm annie hong marty gonzalez is off together, maybe you're getting a christmas tree or maybe you'll be doing lights outside the home. here is a look at the forecast. >> i think today probably is best day to get the tree, put

it up. put the lights out side of your house. we're talking about drying conditions no guarantees as we head into the work week. live look from our roof camera shows it's a little hazy out there in san francisco. we're seeing delays, visibility down to miles in santa rosa. you're not seeing anything whatsoever in the livermore valley. we have some low fog creeping into that area. temperatures right now in the mid to upper 50s we'll see low to upper 60s into the afternoon. wet weather back in the forecast by the middle of the week, i'll be highlighting that in the next. >> top story we're following for you this morning for 4th night. demonstrators marched against the new york's grand jury decision in a choke hold death of eric garner who was unarmed man. people from all across the country are showing their support in seattle on the left, protesters there took to the streets marching with their hands and police watched over them. then on the bottom right is los

angeles, people there chanted down hollywood boulevard to the high land intersection and in colorado protesters tell the die in protests walking traffic just outside of denver. and back here in the bay area, protesters took to the streets of berkeley in the east bay, officers say almost 400 people took part in the rally. now, the proprotests started off peacefully but eventually turned violent. in berkeley with the look at the damage. >> annie berkeley police say they arrested 5 adults an 1 juvenile and results of ho pro tests it's unclear, i'm standing along university avenue and jefferson where you can see sustained a couple of broken windows. take a look at what else we found early this morning. this is a couple of blocks away over at the trader joe's, they sustained several broken windows and few smashed bottles of wine. the manager tells me all of their employees are okay and they had plans to open on time this morning. all of this is result of

protest that turned violent last night, video from abc7 news shows officer if they use tier gas and smoke after police say they told the crowd to disburse and some began chunking eye tells at police. this started as a peaceful protest around 5:00 last night with hundreds of people. berkeley police say at that point a smaller group of people broke off from the protests an began turning violent, vandalizing businesses and throwing rocks and bricks at officers. protesters meanwhile had been active playing a lot of blame on the officers mean again who wound up using smoke and tier gas. i spoke with 1 protesters who said both sides were at fault last night. >> i did a few things i'm not too proud of. i felt like it was all for a good cause at the time being by throwing stuff at officers, how

did that advance. doesn't that take away for the message you guys are trying to give out there. >> what takes away from the message is destroying things, you know what i mean, and a lot of people were out there to destroy stuff. >> protests involve police officers from multiple agencies across the police bay. they tell us at least 1 officer sustained minor injuries all because of the protests that began very peaceful as you can see did not end that way, annie. >> mike in berkeley, thank you. and it was a quiet night after protesters on friday clashed with police, local police say 5 people were taken into custody for several crimes including vandalism, refusal to disburse and assault since wednesday, 7 people have been arrested at oakland protests and that's the comparison to last week, police arrested nearly 169 people during demonstrations. friday night protesters were the west oakland briefly shutdown interstate 880 in both directions, total number have not yet been released.

according to associated press they found police cause the death of 100 people a day. and when the cases are brought to grand jury, they almost always died officer has not committed a crime. one grand jury decide to indict they find the officer's lying, he's using excessive force or instigated confrontation. they found that jurors are willing to give officers the benefit of the doubt unless they find officers are using violence for retribution. new this morning, a crash between 3 cars on highway 580 and oakland left 1 person dead and sent another to the hospital with major injuries. officers reported the driver of 1 of the cars abandoned the vehicle and left the scene on foot. the man with serious injuries was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. the coroner will release the identity of the driver killed after the family is notified. and happening today, extra

security measures are being put in place for today's battle of the game between raiders and the 49ers. and the last on these 2 teams played each other in the regular season was in 2010 at candle stick and several fights arrested in the sands and here is 1 of them. we have some brutal beatings in the bathroom. two people were also shot in the parking lot, they know the rivalry is in intense, but she says the raider fans are not the problem. >> when i would people threw garbage at her. we have a much more peaceful crowd at the polls. behave not had much volatile at all ever. >> local police say they are ready to handle the crowds today, kick off is at 1:25. weekend today marked 73 years since the deadly attack on pearl harbor, we'll take a look back at this day in history. plus 2 people killed by a typhoon in the philippines rs we'll show you the latest video coming into the newsroom.

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pearl harbor remembrance day. crews in berkeley spent the day taking apart a tree that fell on top of a house here at the scene earlier on saturday. you can see the rests on the roof. now, the good news here the people inside this home, they some minor injuries tree services had delicately worked without causing any more damage to the home here. they say weather is to blame for the fall. >> the tree actually came down fairly slowly, saturation to ground caused the soil to loosen up and the roots failed and the tree gave way. probably going to take 2 or 3 days to completely remove this tree without doing any more damage to the landscape of the house. arborists expect more trees to fall this season. in fact they say soil loosened by more of the drought backs more saturated with those heavy rains. and good morning live in the weather center, foggy start to your sunday morning, more wet

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good morning and thanks for starting your sunday with kron 4 news weekend. pretty foggy start to your sunday morning, a lot of cloud cover out there, but visibility probably the worst out in livermore valley. 310ths of a mile in redwood city just a mile for the coastline. a lot of this head into the afternoon, but for now it is a hazy start out there and we are seeing delays at averaging about 44 minutes. later on today expect a mix of sun and clouds we'll maintain high conditions, temperatures in mid to upper 60s. pleasant in 6 serve. 68 oakland. 63 your high today in santa rosa. 66 for redwood city. dry weather for now, wet weather possibility for the north day we could catch a few sprinkles later on tonight heading in early tomorrow morning. we're concerned about another system out in the pacific that's going to bring pretty heavy rain as we head into wednesday night, thursday and

then eventually taper off on friday. not much rain over in the next couple of days, perhaps a few sprinkles north, but 2-4 inches expected for urban areas beginning wednesday night into the weekend could see up to 8 inches for the higher elevation, wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour and with ground completely saturated i wouldn't be surprised if we see some flooding in down trees and powerlines. >> all right. so, of course we all know what we're watching, this is a san francisco getting ready to ring in the holidays. the wonderful production of the nutcracker is i sat here in my own city kicking off this week and joining us to talk about the tradition that started in the bay area back in fine teen 44. we have 1 of the performers here, joseph walts. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> this is your 1st time

performing in the san francisco's production of nutcracker. >> it is just. >> so what can we expect, i mean, i'm sure you know every year you make little changes here and there what can people expect for this holiday season. >> i mean, it's been real pleasure for me to get to know the production at the nutcracker and it's a really exciting production. i think that there's a lot of lot great scenery and special effects that i always get really interested by. but besides that, there's just like fantastic choreography and it's really fun night for the family. >> and it's so beautiful, the i mean the way the whole set is designed tell us what we're looking at here. >> right now we're looking at the sugar plum ferry, dancing with the flowers, and she's performing for clara in the kingdom of the sweep. >> and what is your role in that process, who do you play. >> i am playing both the snow king and the prince -- the

nutcracker prince. >> and what's it like preparing for the nutcracker. i mean, you guys put in many hours of training every day. it's a full-time job. >> i mean, it's the income cracker is 1 of those things it's a constant in the valley world. you can always, you know, thankfully we brought this -- brought this process in 1944 like you said. it literally stuck around since then now hundreds of places do it and i think that it's something that you can always come back to and real like that the roles are, you know, it's something that you're used to and you can improve on every year. >> and many ballet companies across the u.s. and world have their own version of the nutcracker. what do you think makes the san francisco's version of nutcracker different or stand out. >> mean, i think the fact that it's been around for so long in the city specifically is really special this was done in 2004.

it was done with a really special eye, i think and really interesting take on it. >> and what do you bring to your role in your character, how do you get ready for it and what sort of inspiration -- how do you, you know, draw your inspiration from. >> i mean, every, you know, every print that there's been, you always have a little bit of each movie that you've seen, every story that you've read and you try to bring a little bit of magic to yourself and make the story come to life every night. >> and this is 1 of my favorites, the -- i think this is 1 -- >> yeah,. >> the snow scene. >> yeah, what happens in this scene? >> i mean, i think there's something like amount of 100 pounds or something at night. you know, that's fall physically it's a transition between just really epic battle that happened between the nutcracker and it transitions into the land of snow kingdom

and really intense. it's like a really nice split. >> well, visually, it's so stunning to watch. it's so dramatic and it just helps. it's 1 of my favorite scenes i think out of the entire nutcracker. okay, great, looks like -- are there other things going with the valet from the nutcracker. >> i think there's a normal kind of regular thing that is we do, but right after the nutcracker is when we start the season and we go into the gala and into -- the officials start opening in january, right. great, and this is obviously 1 for the kids, it's not super long the nutcracker. >> at what age do you think kids go to go seeing the

nutcracker. >> every time that we start the ground at the end of the valley. there's always a craft. you can depend on that. so it's every 1 can go. >> okay. wonderful. >> thank you so much for joining us, again, it starts this week, december 12th runs all the way through the 29th , you know, when we think of the ballet or symphony, cost too much can't take the whole family. tickets start at 25 dallas, so you can take the whole family. even performances you have matinee. it's held at the memorial opera house in san francisco and for more information go to fs ballet.org.

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the middle school has taken his own life. schoolmates for being a cheerleader and his friends are remembering him as a happy kid, but sadly the bullying got the best of him. a male cheerleader, a rarity in sports dominated by girls. 12-year-old was 1 of them. friends say he took his own life because bullying experienced as a male cheerleader at the middle school . >> 21-year-old -- he says growing up he also faced fair share of taunting schoolmates. >> why is he doing this.

joke around and take behind the back kind of like, oh, you know,. >> in the middle of the competition all the cheering stopped for a moment to remember fellow cheerleaders rode. >> many of the cheers community ask why can't it go both ways if the girl is praised for throwing a faster pitch than the boys, why does the boy need to feel ashamed to cheer with the girl. >> she's amazing. she's out there with the boys, you know, she's doing it. their definition is -- their definitely is a double standard there. >> one, 2, 3. >> it's shared by sacramento state university head coach. >> i went through it. i've been involved with cheerleading for 15 years now. is the you like to do it, do it. >> the university cheer squad has reached out to the middle school and local clubs to spread the word about bullying.

>> whether you're a cheerleader or football player, you're an artist, bullying is not okay. you should be coming together and celebrating the differences. >> and kron 4 news weekend will be right back after this break. here is live look outside. cameras and we do have some areas of fog this morning and cloudy conditions. more details on your forecast coming up right after the break.

seeing blame for at least 2 deaths in the philippines, the storm hit the island late saturday night with sustained winds and roughly 40 million people are in the storm's path and even though the storm will weeken as it passes over the land and expected to remain that typhoon when it moves back out to sea on tuesday. some in the philippines are expecting more than a foot of grain over the next 3 days

meeting to fears overmast safe flooding. we're tracking a storm head of the bay area as well not quite today or tomorrow, erica has a look at forecast, good morning. >> yes, the perfect time to put your christmas tree up get the lights up outside of your house we have pretty active weather ed this -- headed in our direction. pretty mild conditions right now a little foggy and some spots visibility down to 0 in liver moore. seeing 4 miles in hayward. 6 miles and we do system delays on widen flights. temperatures mid up toker 50s look for plenty of 60s into the afternoon, could see a few wrinkles. but the big storm we're talking about by late wednesday evening. i'll details coming up on extended forecast. >> rain caused much more damage in the bay area and san francisco and crews are still continuing to work on repairing a large sinkhole in the richmond district with day 4 of the project and now most of the sinkhole has been covered,

crews have been out in the area of 6 and lake every day since wednesday working on the gas sewer and water line. pg&e managed to repair the gas line. >> i think it's incredible how fast they did this. this sinkhole the size of living -- a pool. it's almost fixed. really impressed they've been working nonstop. >> we're told crews will be back out here today work on completing repairs and the hope is it will be covering concrete tomorrow and then the road is scheduled to reopen on tuesday. we're following this morning for 4th night demonstrators marked a new york's grand jury decision to not indict a white police

officer in the choke hold death of eric gardner who was african- american. protesters marched down thets a shutdown of downtown berkeley bart station. you can see there's also reports of damage and looting at the trader joe's, radio shack and wells fargo bank. this march started around 5:00 p.m. last night and at 1 point it grew to around 400 people. pictures of the protests we got from twitter officers say the group marched towards downtown berkeley. at least 2 people were hurt when a driver ran into a group of demonstrators protesting police brutality in river side in southern california. about 50 people there blocked a busy intersection last night. hundreds were in the area for the annual festival of lights. police say a driver in dark colored car failed to stop, now nobody was seriously hurt, but police are investigating the incident as a hit-and-run. >> in light of the recent officer involved death in both statten island new york and

ferguson missouri there have been calls nationwide for police officers to wear body cameras. now, 1 bay area city is joining the city that used body cameras. andy anderson has details. >> the richmond police department got a big delivery. 120 body cameras. >> i believe it will protect against false accusations against officers if they have some someone that comes in to file a complaint that their project may not have been the best. i believe it will help alleviate any issues to where we do have officers that are not conducting themselves in the most professional manner. >> with these cameras there's still the possibility for some instances not to be recorded. >> they're not going to be required to have them on the entire time that they're on ship. they will be utilized when the officer feels that it's necessary such as during contacting the suspect during

interviews that are necessary during the investigation. >> residents support using body cameras. >> as long as it's portrayed in the real way and not -- and not you know as long as we always get the whole picture i. >> well the officers will be able to decide when to turn the cameras on. they won't have access to the video. some officers will start wearing the cameras next week to test them out. with all 120 starting in february. in richmond, kron 4 news. >> and happening today the 73 years since the attack on pearl harbor bringing the u.s. into world war ii. and near the bay area on coast guard island this is video from last year's ceremony. veterans, pearl harbor survivors and others will gather this morning to honor those who were killed in the attack. and that attack killed about 2400 people. there will be a ceremony gun

salute. that sore ceremony starts this morning at the coast guard bank in al immediate da. this afternoon many are expected to gather to the traditional lighting of the beacon on top of the mountain. that beacon commemorates and honors those who died on december 7th 1941. it will be lit at 3:45 today and will be remain lit until dawn tomorrow. beacon was originally used for indicting civilian planes to bay area airports after pearl harbor the light was turned off over fears that a tack on san francisco. the public ceremony has been moved to california state university east bay conference campus due to weather concerns and the beacon will be lit remotely. >> and ped lou ma. police are looking out for suspects who are involved with almost a dozen burglaries. the burglaries happened on friday morning. police say 11 vehicles an houses were targeted. they say the suspects were looking for unlocked car doors

and the thieves did get away with money and gang door openers openers. authorities say 3 of the cars also had their cad littic converter stolen. the suspect were last seen driving a silver honda crv. >> for those of you taking a road trip to the holidays soon be paying less than $2 per gallon of gas in some places. right now the national average is 271 a gallon and we haven't seen gas prices this low within about 5 years in some other parts of the country have better deals in oklahoma and texas some stations hit below $2 a gallon, not every state reached the reward of the falling prices, of course drivers in california and new york and connecticut are still paying more than $3 a gallon. taking a look at your bay area gas prices this morning in the south bay it's $2.98. across the bridge in oakland

$2.99 for a gallon and here in san francisco a little more than $3.15. coming up on kron 4 news weekend how thousands of volunteers came together to help give kids a new set of wheels this holiday season. plus we are joined by members of san francisco unified school district to discuss a new middle school and the district's new assignment program.

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>> and by the end of the day, they have several 2600 bikes happening today the motorcycle club, the san francisco bay area visit san francisco general hospital for a holiday toy delivery and this year marks the 31st annual toy run and they provide toys from'd at trick patients and their families the toy delivery starts at 11:00 this morning they'll be caroling after the motorcycle club visit with staff and the patients. it will be at san francisco general hospital on petroro avenue. home depot will donate 80 christmas trees to veterans. soldiers will be there to load the trees. until take the trees to the families of the veterans. >> holiday train departs san francisco station today heading to sunnyville. holiday train see here kicked off and number of parks. the train is decorated with 70,000 lights and riders and

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and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. good morning the time right now is 8:45. cover as you take a live look at the golden gate bridge but north of that shot we have some areas of dense fog. visibility down to 5 miles in santa rosa, 0 in livermore probably where we're seeing the thickest fog and north national weather service shoot dead fog advisory until 10:00 this morning, definitely keep that in mind and drive perhaps you're heading to do some christmas shopping. into the afternoon a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures for the most part mid to upper 60s. 66 in richmond, 65 downtown san francisco. 66 redwood city. we have the raiders and the 9ers are facing off against

each other at odot later on today. expect the temperature of around 64 degrees, pretty calm conditions live reason in the forecast. beyond the day we're looking at possibility of wet weather entering the north bay later on tonight. it's going to spread southward i don't think we'll see much rain bay area of wide. most of us will have to wait until next week. beginning wednesday night going into thursday and friday we're talking about a pretty strong storm could bring up to 4 inches for the urban spot and take 8 inches in the higher elevations. we have wind gusts expected about 50 miles per hour with the ground completely saturated we're talking about downed trees and powerlines. wouldn't be surprise if see areas of localized flooding. >> the san francisco unified school district is getting ready to roll out new assignment plan for choosing schools. with more on what that could mean for parents an students who were joined by darlene limb and demetrius thomas from the school district. i want to start with darlene.

you're the executive director to have the education placement center i'm sure a lot of parents have questions about how this new process works, 1st of all, tell us how the enrollment system will work for the school district. >> it's a choice system that we haven't let go, that means that any family choose the school anywhere in the city so that could be a school that's close to where you live or close to where you work or close to caregiver or you can choose a school that's across town that attracts you and has something that, you know, you are interested in. and there are so many choices, how do you think parents go about looking for the right school for their kids. >> well, there are in every parent wants a great school for their kid and there are so many wonderful schools in san francisco and you need to look at what your family situation is, every child and every family is unique and you need to look at what's going to work best for you. so we encourage parents to go

and take tours and look at all the resource that is we have available, visit schools, talk to parents and look at the school environment, so that you can open up your mind to all the different possibilities there are in san francisco. >> and there's quite a few possibilities, so it's probably a good idea, it's probably a few schools that you would like. >> yes, we would like parents to list of many schools, there's no limit to number of schools you can choose. you can choose as many schools that would work for you and your child and for your family. and some parents and families may be worried they may not get their top picks so what is your advice on that, is that really common to a lot of them do not get placed where they want to get placed. >> there are a lot of families who get their choices in the 1 1st round in march and over 80% of them will get 1 of their choices and that's the best opportunity for them. we do have subsequent ground of assignments so there are other

opportunities to, you know, get a school of choice, but what we find is a lot of families because they have so many wonderful schools that they will be happy with the school that might not have been 1 of their top choices but if they go and talk to the schools and look at the schools and talk to the parents and talk to the principals, they will be happy. >> and how are the placements actually made in the end. sit you're picking numbers out of a hat or are they waited applications. >> we do have a system of tie breakers, which will give preferences to certain students based on certain characteristics, so for example, if you have an older sibling in the school of course you want those students to be selected 1 1st for school and then there are other tie breakers that we have live in certain areas or live in an attendance area and choosing that school. >> i'm going to bring daimios,

you're going to tell us about the schools district's newest school which is willie brown academy middle school opening next year fall of 2015. tell us about the school. how is it coming along and what can we expect. >> it's a phenomenal opportunity for students across san francisco school district to engage stem relating focus. our curriculum focus infused science technology across all of the content area. we are recruiting 206 graders the school is still under construction and construction should conclude this june. we'll have over 206 graders to lead this school into the future. >> what is the interest level that you're getting so far from the families and the kids. >> it is extremely high. families are extremely excited about this opportunity. no. 1 it's a brand new facility, they're anxious to get to the site and see the site but what we have done is we facilitated enrollment and information

sessions at thurgood marshall high school so they can come out and at least see the site but surround the curriculum to schedule the opportunities of students. >> is it based on a number of factorslike where you live and the student's academics and qualifications. >> we are open enrollment students so students can apply city wide. i believe there are a few pry or thes that have been set by the district. >> what are those priorities. >> the students who live in that bay view area have not had a middle school in that area, so there is a commitment to the students who go to the school, the elementary schools in those areas to have a preference and also for the students who live in the nice 124 zip code. they have had to historically go to other parts of the city, to go to school, so we want to give them the opportunity to go

to a school in their neighborhood. >> okay. great. we thank you so much for joining us and you as well and for more information web site repairs go to. >> ww dot sfusd dot edu/enroll. >> slash enroll, thanks. we're back with more coming up after the break.

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final of 112-102. and with that win the team sets a franchise record with 12th 12th consecutive win and improve to 17-2 the season, the best record in the nba right now. golden state takes on the minnesota timberwolves tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. the san jose sharks take on the flames in canada. the sharks looking for their 4 4th consecutive victory. the game tied at 1 in a 2nd period, logan with the sharks ahead. to the 3rd period with the game tied at 2, sharks find the back of the neck to retake the lead at san jose to keep this winning streak alive, winning by a final of 3-2. coming up on kron 4 news weekend we're 1 week away from the longest running hand made holiday show at fort mason center. we'll hear from some of the people that make all of this magic happen. plus a breathtaking music and dance performance is back in the bay area. we'll hear from 1 of the

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good morning everyone. marty gonzalez is off. the time is 9:00, a cloudy start. the time is now to prepare for another big storm headed this

way later. here is a look at your forecast with ericka. >> not only do you need to get the sand bags ready or perhaps cut trees, branches off. we are talking about strong winds and significant rainfall headed in our direction. for those putting up christmas decorations, now is the time do it. mostly cloudy conditions at the golden gate bridge. visibility is down to two miles near sfo. we have been seeing delays on arriving flights driving around redwood city and livermore. we could see an isolated shower or two later tonight. i think we will maintain dry conditions until wednesday. a powerful storm is headed in our direction. we could see up to eight inches with this alone. >> thanks. the top story we are fighting, demonstrators marched against a new york's grand jury

decision to not indict a police officer in the chokehold death of eric garner. people are showing their support. you see in paris protesters were near the eiffel tower and back in the u.s. in los angeles people chanted down hollywood boulevard. in the south there was a die in in atlanta. in durham north carolina police found an explosive device near demonstrators. it contained some sort of liquid and was left in an area where 30 protesters were arrested. the group was protesting grand jury decisions not to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men. no injuries were reported. back in the bay area, protesters took to the streets of berkeley. officers say almost 400 people took part in the rally. the protests started peaceful but eventually turned violent.

kron4 is in berkeley with a look. >> reporter: police this morning tell me they arrested five results and one juvenile. it is unclear exactly what for. i am standing along university at jefferson where you see the radio shack sustained a couple broke windows. look at what else we found early. this is a couple blocks at the trader joe's. they sustained several broken windows and a few smashed bottles of wine. the manager tells me their employees are okay and they have plans to open on time. all this is the result of a protest that turned violent last night. video shows officers as they use tear gas and smoke after police say they told the crowd to disperse and because some protesters began chucking items at police. this started as a peaceful protest around 5:00 last night with hundreds marching down telegraph and university avenues. many made their way to the police building.

berkeley police say a smaller group broke off and began turning violent vandalizing businesses and throwing rocks and bricks at officers. protesters have been active on social media laying blame on the officers who again wound up using smoke and tear gas. this morning i talked with one protester who says both sides were at fault although he admits throwing items at police. >> oh yeah, i did a few things that i am not too proud of. i feel like it was for a good cause at the time being. >> reporter: throwing stuff at officers, how does that advance your cause? doesn't it take away from the message you are trying to get out? >> not really. what takes away from the message is destroying things. you know what i mean? a lot of people were out there to destroy stuff. >> reporter: protests involved police officers from multiple areas. at least one officer sustained minor injuries because of a protest that began peaceful but did not end that way. new this morning, a crash

between three cars on highway 580 in oakland left one dead and sent another to the hospital with major injuries. officers reported the driver of one of the cars abandoned the vehicle and left the scene on foot. the man with serious injuries was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. the coroner will release the identity of the driver killed after the family is notified. happening today, extra court measures are being put in -- security measures are being put in place in the game between the raiders and 49ers. last time these two played was in 2010 and fights like these broke out. there was brutal beating in a bathroom and two people were shot in the parking lot. the oakland mayor says rivalry is intense but she says raiders fans are not the problem. >> people threw garbage at us. we have a much more peaceful

crowd at the colosseum. we have not had much violence ever. >> oakland police say they are ready to handle the crowds. kick off is at 1:25. >> is the1941, date which will live in infamy. >> today is 73 years since the deadly attack on pearl harbor. the surprising attack in hawaii was carried out by bombers on this day in 1941. nearly 2500 people were killed. more than 1000 were wounded. the attack destroyed more than half of the u.s. pacific fleet and damaged eight battleships. the u.s. declared war on japan on december 8 marking the nation's entry into world war ii. on friday, president obama declared today national pearl

harbor remembrance day. >> ♪ through the peril us flight. >> here is a live look, the coastguard holding a ceremony in honor of those who died in the attacks. the ceremony will feature three survivors, one of whom served in the coastguard and the other two in the navy. >> ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. >> coming on, multiple stabbings on an amtrak train. the violent rampage and who is behind it, next. >> what we are learning about a failed u.s. military mission to rescue two hostages held by al- qaeda militants in yemen. we are joined by associate director of the asian art foundation to talk about their upcoming show in the bay area.

welcome back. a michigan man is charged with attempted murder after police say he stabbed four people friday night on an amtrak train traveling from chicago to detroit. a spokesperson says the stabbings happened when it was at the niles michigan train station. an eyewitness describes what she saw. >> i heard somebody screaming and yelling, just loud noises, yelling. i look up and there is an african-american gentleman standing over somebody who is sitting in one of the first seats in the car and i see him have his fist up and bring it down. >> a court date has not yet been set for when michael williams will appear in court. in the bay area, crews in berkeley spent the day taking apart a tree that fell on top a house. here is the scene earlier

yesterday. look at the big tree. you see the giant tree resting on the roof. the people inside escaped with only minor injuries. tree services worked to delicately removing the tree without causing more damage. they say weather is to blame. >> the tree came down fairly slowly. the saturation of the ground caused the soil to loosen and roots on the uphill side of the tree failed and the tree gave way. it will probably take two to three days to remove this tree without doing damage to the landscape and house. >> arborists expect more trees to fall this season. they say soil loosened by years of drought becomes over saturated in heavy rain. live in the weather center, here is a look at the golden gate bridge, a foggy start to your sunday morning. there is more wet weather in the forecast. i will be talking about that coming up. sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut.

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welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. the time is 9:14. a live look outside shows it is

a little foggy out there. in spots we are dealing with thicker spots. in livermore you are not seeing anything. sfo is at two and a half mile in redwood city. north of us we have a dense fog advisory until 10:00. it looks like the sky will mix later today with sun and clouds and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, 67 less anton, redwood a high of 66 degrees. we have the riders against the niners later today. kick off is at 1:25, temperature of 64 degrees with calm winds. we could see a few sprinkles for the north bay later tonight into tomorrow but most of us will maintain dry conditions until mid week. wednesday we are tracking a massive form, we could see up to four inches locally and higher elevations could accumulate up to eight inches of rainfall. we have gusty winds in the forecast and a chance of rain continues as we head into the

weekend. so it's an amazing show full of dance, song, very colorful. you may have seen some of the ads around the bay area. it is now coming to the bay area starting january, the first week. we have david bang with the asian art foundation. you are one of the sponsors. >> that's correct. >> quite a few performances are scheduled all around the bay area. tell us what we can expect to see. what exactly is this? >> it is based in new york. it's a show made in the usa. it's very unique in many ways. first you are taken on a journey through china's 5000 years of civilizations, legends, fairy tale. you will see a backdrop that's as wide and tall as the entire stage. it is animated.

you will see fairy ladies that come on the stage and create an illusion as if dancers emerge from the backdrop. all the costumes are made by hand and also the music is one of a kind, a live orchestra combines the classical chinese and western instruments. you will be basically hearing the two string playing side by side with the french horn and trumpet. >> wow! look at some of the costumes. you say they're all hand made. they're beautiful. >> that's one amazing thing, this company produces the entire show brand new every year. the costumes, they inspire even fashion designers. dkny creator and production designer for the movie avatar saw these and they were inspirations for the avatar movie. >> the show focuses on the history of china. but it's controversial because it is not something from the

chinese government. >> that's correct. >> it's produced in the u.s. in new york. what sort of angle are they taking when it comes to showcasing chinese culture? >> as you know over the last 65 years the chinese culture in our forms being systematically destroyed under communist rule and the company is trying very hard to work tirelessly trying to preserve the authenticity of the art forms, costumes, stories. they're going to present the authentic traditional chinese culture on stage. >> i understand some members are also part of the production? >> yes, that's correct. it is really the inspiration of the creativity of the dancers, of the producers. if you want to find out more you can go online to find out the challenges of facing and the ability to be so creative. >> tell us more for some viewers who may not be

familiar. >> it's a spiritual discipline similar to tai chi. it's a practice that's good for the body and mind. it's a way of life in china. tai chi, it's a way of people that cultivate themselves. >> what's their role in the production, in the story line? >> as a mission it is kind of the inspiration for the people to try to return to their roots, trying to revive a culture that was almost lost during the culture revolution, trying to return to the tradition. >> so it's another side of chinese culture and history that is not widely talked about, especially from mainland china. >> it's unlike any show in the world. it's very unique, yes. it's a different angle to look at. you will have a whole new appreciation for the traditional chinese culture. >> is this good for the family,

for little children? >> absolutely. kids starting from five years old to 90 years old, it's a family show. as a matter of fact we have daniel drisco, a gentleman in the bay area, he over the years brought 150 out of 165 family members to see the show. >> so he is a huge fan. >> that was four years ago. >> one last question, why did asian art foundation decide to sponsor this show? >> our mission is similar to the performing arts. we are trying to also preserve and revive the traditional asian art forms of music and dance. >> great. anything else you have in store for us for the year? >> i really encourage everybody to go see the performance, even us. >> your foundation? >> yes. we are going to probably bring more performances and art exhibits to the bay area. >> great. david, thank you so much for joining us. the performances here in san

francisco start on january 8th january 8th. there are evening performances at the war memorial opera house and there are matinees you can bring the family to. tickets are 50 to $60. >> that's correct. >> for more information about the show and to get tickets you can go to their website. shenyun.com.

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welcome back. we are learning more about a failed u.s. military mission to rescue two hostages held by al- qaeda in yemen. luke summers and south african teacher pierre corky were killed saturday as the secret mission unfolded. >> reporter: the mission, extremely risky and urgent when u.s. intelligence shows luke summers would be murdered by

saturday morning. my morning friday the president authorizes giving no hint of the drama about to play out. just a few hours later, they hutched down in a remote area of yemen six miles from the compound where hostages are held. about 40 special force commandos mostly navy seals move undetected over rough terrain. but suddenly everything goes wrong when just 300 feet away they are exposed, maybe by a barking dog. a fire fight breaks out, and as a u.s. drone watches overhead one terrorist runs inside and shoots both hostages. u.s. forces kidnapped five terrorists and the rest flee. in one of the most dangerous parts of the mission a combat medical team needs to spend a tense half hour on the ground trying to stabilize the two gravely wounded men. finally they're flown back to

the uss island off yemen's coast but one dies on the way and another dies on the ship. >> you have to really look at this from a surgical point just like a heart surgeon or brain surgeon. some will live. some will die. >> as word of the failed rescue mission leaks, the president called luke summers' killing a barbaric murder. vice president biden promises the u.s. will be relentless seeking justice. >> the women and men who are special forces who are engaged in these two rescue missions did an incredible job and inflicted serious damage on the me they were unable to save luke. >> we'll take a quick break here on kron 4 news weekend. first a live look outside at our golden gate shot. we have cloudy skies. for the most part today should

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welcome back. happy sunday everyone. it is kind of muggy and mild for this sunday but more details on your forecast with ericka. >> good morning. we are dealing with a lot of cloud cover. it's humid as you head out today, pretty cloudy in san francisco but visibility isn't bad there. at sfo visibility is down to two miles. you are not seeing anything driving around livermore valley. the good news is cloud cover will start to lift into the afternoon. expect partly sunny conditions and perhaps the chance for an isolated sprinkle for north may begin later tonight. for the most part i think we will see dry conditions until

mid week with a more powerful storm headed in our direction. we could see up to eight inches of rain into next weekend. i will have the full details at 9:45. for a fourth night demonstrators marched against new york grand jury's decision to not indict a white police officer in the chokehold death of eric garner who is african- american. protesters marched down streets of berkeley and caused a shut down at bart station. there was damage and looting at the trader joe's, radio shack and a bank. at one point about 400 people were participating. these are pictures of protests from twitter. officers say the group marched toward downtown berkeley on shad ok avenue. this is riverside where about 50 people blocked this busy intersection last night. hundreds were in the area for the annual festival of lights.

police say a driver in a dark colored car failed to stop. nobody was seriously hurt but police are investigating the incident as a hit and run. two suspects, a man and woman, have been arrested after an investigation into human trafficking in san rafel. the police street crimes unit found the victim is a young adult and treated as a victim of human trafficking. reports say she was sexually exploited. suspects were arrested and booked at the marin county jail. the coastguard is holding a ceremony in honor of those who died in pearl harbor attacks 73 years ago today. this ceremony is featuring four pearl harbor survivors who served in the coastguard and the nami. let's listen -- navy. let's listen in. >> japanese plan has fully succeeded. all told, 350 aircrafts, eight

battleships, three cruisers, four destroyers, and a handful of mine sweepers and auxiliaries were damaged or lost. 2400 americans were killed with an additional thousand wounded. the attack lasted just over two hours. the uss arizona sits where she banked, a final resting place for nearly 1200 sailors and marines. the arizona remains in hollow ground, one of two places sailors and coast guards men render honors to. the other being president washington's grave along shores of. it is quoted that it was said

following the attack "i fear all we have done is awaken a sleeping giant and filled him with terrible resolve. >> again, this is a live look at the u.s. coastguard paying tribute to survivors of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. crew members at the coastguard station in alomeda taking a moment to reflect on this day. >> this afternoon many are expected to gather for the traditional lighting of the beacon. that commemorates and honors those who died on december 7, 1941. it will be lit at 3:45 today and will remain lit until dawn tomorrow. the beacon was originally used for guiding civilian planes to bay area airports. after pearl harbor the light was turned off over fears of a japanese attack on san francisco. the public ceremony has been moved to the cal state east bacon cord campus due to weather concerns and the beacon

will be lit remotely. police are on the look out for suspects involved with almost a dozen burglaries. the burglaries happened on friday morning where police say 11 vehicles and houses were targeted. they say suspects were looking for unlocked car doors and thieves got away with money and garage door openers. authorities add that the suspects used the garage door openers to steal items from garages. authorities say three of the cars had their catalytic converters stolen. the only information officers have is the suspects were last seen driving a silver honda crv. for those taking a road trip for the holidays you could be paying less than $2 per gallon of gas in some places. now the national average is $2.71. across the state it is lower in spots. some of the lowest prices we have seen in five years. we are seeing good deals in oklahoma and texas. some stations there hit below

$2 a gallon. not every state is reaping the benefits of falling prices. of course drivers in california, new york, connecticut still pay more than $3 a gallon. still we are definitely seeing those prices drop. we are taking a look at the gas prices in the bay area. we'll start in the south bay in san jose where it is $2.98. across the bridge in oakland it is $2.99 for regular unleaded. in san francisco it is a little more than $3 at $3.15 a gallon. with the holidays approaching some kids are getting a new set of wheels. in san jose 1000 volunteers put together hundreds of bikes. they will go to kids in low income families. this is their 10th year of giving away bikes. many volunteers return every holiday season. >> you come down and you feel like you are doing something. you are helping out. it is a family atmosphere. you get some work in. it's really cool. >> a lot of fun. the kids get a great christmas.

you can't ask for anything more for the kids. >> for the kids, that's why i am doing it. >> by the end of the day these volunteers assembled around 2600 bikes. also happening today, motorcycle clubs of the san francisco bay area visit san francisco general hospital for a holiday toy delivery. this year marks the 31st annual toy run and they provide toys to pediatric patients and families. toy delivery starts at 11:00. there will be caroling after the visit with the staff and patients. it will be at san francisco general hospital. the blossom hill home depot in san jose will donate 80 christmas trees to veterans. four soldiers will be there to load the trees onto military vehicles to take to families of the vets. the holiday train departs the station today heading to sunny veil. it will make stops in san mateo. it is decorated with 70,000

lights and riders and visitors are encouraged to bring a new unwrapped toy. those will be donated to salvation army and marine reserve toys for tots program. still ahead, we are one week from the longest running hand made holiday show at fort mason center. we'll show you what you can expect. >> video of a little girl in a new york subway station has her dancing shoes on. this video goes viral. we'll show you why. [chris]still smoking up a storm?

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by a final of 112-102. the team sets a franchise record with its 12th consecutive win and improved to 17-2 on the season. that's the best record in nba. golden state takes on minnesota timberwolves tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. sharks taking on the flames in canada. the sharks are looking for their fourth consecutive victory and with the game tied at one in the second coture puts the sharks ahead. then the sharks find the back of the net to retake the lead. san jose wins by a final of 3- 2. kron 4 news continues after this break. here is a live look outside. traffic is very light this morning, and we are starting to see some sunny skies out there. there are more details on your forecast coming up right after the break.

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time is 9:45 kron 4 news weekend. pretty hazy start to your sunday morning, we have some areas of dense cloud cover. visibility however has improved. livermore you are now seeing two miles. we are down to a half mile in redwood city area and two miles near sfo. last check delays on arriving flights were up to 44 minutes. into the afternoon a lot of cloud cover will lift and we are talking about a mild day. plenty mid to upper 60s with livermore hitting a high of 67. we will make our way into the mid 60s for redwood city. i think we will hold onto dry weather. the exception is the north bay. we are talking about a few rain

drops heading your way. that's going to continue overnight. for the most part we will maintain dry weather through the end of the week. we are keeping our eye on a stronger significant that will bring significant -- system that will bring significant rainfall. your forecast shows wednesday night into thursday we are talking about a massive system that could bring four inches to urban spots and eight inches for higher elevations with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. with the ground saturated, downed trees, drowned power lines and localized flooding are a possibility. the rain chance will taper off friday but we are holding on to the possibility of showers as we head into next weekend. >> thanks. we are one week from the longest running hand made holiday show in san francisco. joining us now to talk about the san francisco bizarre are its organizers. thank you christina and jamie for joining us.

kristine, tell us about the san francisco bizarre. it was formally called the bizarre san francisco. you are in your 8th year. >> we have a focus on local makers and vendors. we have been around for eight years. it's mostly people from san francisco and east bay. they make sustainable beautiful locally made products. i think this is a great display of what you will be able to find there. >> what's unique about this bizarre? i understand it's a juried craft fair. what's that? >> in order to get in -- we don't just let anyone in. we have people submit with photos. we look at making a really good representation so it's a great range. you can find something for everyone at the show. >> tell us some stories behind the hand made items that we are going to see. jamie, you were saying that a zoo keeper is the person behind

these creations. tell me about this one. >> these wonderful tax determineys are completely vegetarian because they aren't animal based. she takes old sweaters and forms them around the artificial taxidermy forms. this is actually mine. >> i love it. >> she works at the san francisco zoo. >> we've got some interesting art work. >> yeah, we have string art. there are lamps. all the things are hand made here. we've got these wonderful displays here too. the story behind this, i went to grad school with this gentleman. kevin clark does wonderful displays. he mounts them archively. he used to be at the california academy of sciences. now he does this for a living. >> what about the golden gate

bridge pillow? i love that. >> katie kristin designs all these. she hand draws them or designs them digitally, has them printed and stuffs and sews each one individually. you are not going to be able to get a ton. they only make small batches. she does a whole line for kids. >> i love how you can find unique gifts that you will not be able to find anywhere else while also supporting local artists. why do you think that's important do, to support the community in the bay area? >> jamie and i have been par of the community for so long. it is so important to support our artists. it's what makes the bay area so unique. so many people that live in the bay area come from somewhere else. i am from the east coast. i bring home gifts that represent where i live. >> those are nice. >> who doesn't love a san francisco based theme gift, right? your outfits too, is your necklace of the san francisco

skyline? >> yes. it is made by a local designer, made here in san francisco. >> our dresses are from a vendor who will be at the show. she uses sustainable materials and some dresses are made from old sheets. my necklace is from a designer named latch key who will be selling jewelry. >> you've got a lot of vendors. how many? is it hard to wheel it down? >> we have about 180 vendors this year. often times we get over two times the amount of entries than we have spaces so it's a popular show. >> jamie, you started this eight years ago. how did you get this idea? >> eight years ago, the recession hit and i thought i wanted to try to find way to make money. i was in grad school at the time. i loved making crafts. i wanted to start my own hand made business but there weren't a lot of shows here at the time. we started this and it took off and amazingly everyone around

me, i found out, had a hidden passion or talent for making something. over the years we have recruited friends and local artists. it's a community effort every year. >> how has the bizarre evolved over the last several years? did it start out smaller and different? >> yeah we started in golden gate park with about 50 vendors. now we are over 200 depending on the size of the shows. we have six shows a year. it has evolved but statement stayed the same. we have a small core who come back every year. they have wonderful following. it's like visiting friends. you come to see an artist you love. you want to support them and you come to do that. >> i see these chocolates here. tell us about cocoa tutty. >> i believe they live in san francisco. they're too gorgeous to eat but they make a lovely gift. >> i am a huge coffee drinker.

i love the hand made knitted sleeve. >> miss amanda jane makes those. she makes wonderful beanies and hats and whimsical animals. >> the golden state with a heart for san francisco. >> definitely a lot of love for san francisco. >> thank you so much for joining us. it's the san francisco bizarre at the fort mason center starting next weekend saturday and sunday. the best thing is it's free. you don't have to pay to get in. but of course we encourage you to spend lots of money to support local artists. you can use paypal, credit cards, cash. >> and there is an atm there if you forget your cash. >> thanks so much. we're back with more right after the break.

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berkeley as nearly 400 protesters gather to demonstrate against police brutality following a grand jury decision in new york not to indict a police officer in the comb hold death of an unarmed black man. police used tear gas to break up crowds as they damaged local businesses. extra security measures are being put in place for today's battle of the bay between the raiders and niners. they want to avoid scenes like this, confrontations and fights. last time the two teams played together in the regular season back in 2010 at candle stick, they had some fights in stands, a brutal beat nag bathroom and two people shot in the parking lot. kick off is at 1:25. today marks the 73 years since deadly attack on pearl harbor. nearly 2500 people were killed and more than 1000 were injured

in the bay area on coastguard island in alomeda. veterans and others gathered to honor those in the attack -- killed in the attack. sometimes you just gotta dance. one girl started her own dance party. a man was playing ban joe on the platform when she got a case of the wiggles. check it out. ♪ >> there she is doing her little dance. this video went viral. i saw it on facebook the other day. it now has almost 3 million views and counting. that's it for kron 4 news this sunday. thank you for joining us. we will see more storms but not until the middle of the week. >> wednesday night. >> great. have a great sunday everyone. we'll see you later.

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