good morning, thanks for joining us, on kron4 weekend, we are tracking rain in the bay area this weekend, here's a live look at stormtracker 4 radar, you can see showers along the east bay in the highway 4 corridor near berkeley and walnut creek. we have complete team coverage, kron4's avery harper is in san francisco but let's start with meteorologist dave spahr tracking the weather in the weather center. >> hey there, we had rain, heavier up in the north bay, this is what is now left over, as you did point out over toward the east bay. from richmond of the way to walnut creek, a pastor of rain holding over there, there are a

few more they remain but we will make note of that, as you can see there's the coverage area, more will be coming off of the pacific. we keep that scattered shower activity long for this morning and cloud cover. the other thing to say about this is that although we are getting a breeze, too, we'll talk about that, we do have mild temperatures today, almost as what we had yesterday. here's a look at the numbers, in the 50s already, 57 daly city, 34 san francisco, not as chilly this morning in the north bay, 52 novato and santa rosa, 59. we had cloud cover overnight to support those temperatures. by the noon hour, upper 50s, by 5:00 p.m., body and mild with temperatures upper 50s. we'll take a closer look and let you know what to expect for the rest of your day. >> thank you. team coverage continues with kron4's avery harper reporting live from christie field in san francisco where rain might impact a charity event for the san francisco fire department. good morning, avery.

>> reporter: good morning, marty. here on christie field, we are starting to feel a few raindrops, nothing too heavy just yet and the wind is definitely blowing but i might affect a 5k scheduled here at the field today, it's called a santa hat run, and it is going to be people running in holiday costumes, including those santa hats, all to benefit the san francisco firefighters tour program which gives out 200,000 toys to 40,000 families here in the san francisco bay area throughout the year. now, i'm told that all of these people will be running from the field down toward the bridge, past alcatraz, seeing all of these different sightseeing places to see here, and it is all to benefit that toy program. now, if good deeds aren't enough to motivate you to come out here today, i'm told every entrance will be getting a medal that can double as a christmas tree ornament. i will be here to monitor the rainfall, and if it affect the event. back to you in the studio.

>> all right, thanks a lot. checking back in with you in a little bit. started breaking news, oversees an imminent security threat to the american consulate in istanbul, turkey. authorities are nothing what is behind the fright or who may behind it but the consulate compound has increased security measures. you can see there, expert police cars and barricades have been set up outside of the consulate. the message on the consulate website is encouraging u.s. citizens in turkey to, quote, maintain a high level of vigilance, be aware of local events and take appropriate steps to bolster personal security. also news from overnight, london police say they are treating an attack in the london subway station as a terrorist incident. metropolitan police say man stabbed three people before he was subdued with a stun gun and arrested. some british media outlets say bystanders heard the man shot, this is for syria, during the attack. none of the injuries to the victims are considered life- threatening this morning.

also new this morning, fbi agents raided a home belonging to a friend of san bernardino shooter syed rizwan farook yesterday. these are photos from the aftermath of the rate. a federal law source says the person who bought two rifles used by farook lives in that home. no word on what authorities were looking for or whether anything was taken away. authorities say farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, shot and killed 14 people at a holiday party wednesday. 21 others were injured. isis claims the shooters behind wednesday's deadly attack in california were supporters of the terrorist group. cnn's mary maloney reports that the isis message was the center of the weekly radio address from president obama. >> reporter: days after the massacre in san bernardino, isis hails they are responsible for killing 14 people and injuring 21 others as

supporters, they did not directly say there were members or that isis was responsible. the weekly address from president obama saturday focused entirely on the shooting and the influence of terrorist groups. >> it's entirely possible these attackers were radicalized to commit this act of terror. if so, it would underscore a threat we have been focused on for years. the danger of people succumbing to dangerous violent idealistic ideas. >> reporter: 29-year-old female shooter, tashfeen malik, posted a pledge of allegiance to the leader of isis at some point during the shooting. >> we know isil and other terrorist groups are actively encouraging people around the world and in our country to commit terrible acts of violence. often times, as lone wolf actors. >> reporter: as the couple's motivation for the attacks remains a key focus for the investigators, president obama is calling on congress for stricter gun laws. >> we may not be able to prevent every tragedy but at a bare minimum we should not be making it so easy for potential terrorists or criminals to get

their hands on a gun that they can use against americans. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address to the nation about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. his address will also touch on terror threats in the aftermath of the san bernardino attacks. kron4 will carry the address live, kron4's vicki liviakis will anchor that right here on kron4. still ahead, a big game at levi stadium. we explain why fans were upset by tough security. more than 100,000 cars being recalled this morning. we let you know which cars are being affected.

for your money this morning, here are stories that could affect your bottom line, chipotle is taking a hit after the e. coli outbreak at some restaurants pictures for the company fell 7% in late trading

friday. fourth-quarter sales are also projected to drop at least 8%. according to the cdc, 50 people in nine states were affected by the e. coli outbreak, although lower sales come it is pumping more money into new safety related measures including better training and more in- depth food safe teams. more than 100,000 dodge darts are being recalled, automaker fiat-chrysler is as an oil leak could damage the car's power braking system. seven accidents and two injuries have been blamed on the defect. the recall affects 2013 and 2014 darts with two leader and 2.4 liter engines. still ahead on kron4 weekend, the warriors do something that no major professional sports team has ever done. we will show you the highlights from golden state's latest record-breaking victory. let's take a live look outside, toll plaza bay bridge looking pretty good this morning, we have overcast skies in the bay area. for the weekend you can expect big crowds at the exploratory

them, their free day in san francisco, enjoy hundreds of scientists and art happening at peri 15, runs until 5:00 this evening and again, it's all free.

and we are back on kron4 weekend, tracking the rain this weekend, taking a look outside, golden gate bridge on the left side of your screen, embarcadero on the right and we are keeping an eye on the snowfall in the sierra, this is a look at the kirkwook ski resort where they've had 5 inches of snow over the past week. this storm will not bring them a whole lot of snow, right? >> not a lot, probably the biggest thing if you're heading there, you'll get wind and sloppy conditions without coming back, because it is delayed, as things clear out here run the noon hour. well, you're probably already there. but on your weight back, you may have some of that.

we're looking at some of the rain hometown, we have it across the bay area as you will notice. let's get up to the north bay, or of of the east bay, rather. rain from richmond to walnut creek starting to break up a little bit, we will continue to monitor that as it comes in from the pacific. and toward the east. here it is, some composite for you, cloud cover will remain through the day today although i think we will see breaks in the clouds, that's nice. this is where most of the rain fell up north in the north bay. because we had cloud cover overnight, that helped support temperatures a little bit. we are off to amounts start, really. look at these numbers, lower 50s all around the perimeter of the day. we will probably better these numbers by the 5 degrees today for the high. that's about it. not a lot of temperature movement since we are mild to start off. up north bay, 50 or so on those readings, 54 going on for san francisco. the other factor, i was talking to marty about your trip up in the mountains, up in the way of

wind. we have some left over in the bay as you can see from future cast but they settle down quite quickly this afternoon. it's a little bit of a breezy morning and settling a little bit into the afternoon because of the passage of the front. we are noticing a big change temperature wise as it moves on through. let's go into future cast in terms of the rain and get a general idea of everything we are talking about. there you can see it off the pacific containing to the day, going on until 3:00 p.m. models still show a couple of washes out there but most concentration will be in the morning hours. cloud cover however will remain all the way into the afternoon and evening. tonight, even into your monday, starting monday op-ed about 5:00, you can see quite a bit of that cloud cover still remaining all the way until about 7:00 a.m., and tomorrow afternoon, variable cloudy story but we will end with a mild patch when this is all said and done. east bay shoreline temperatures, how the lower 60s on there? that's not bad. alameda 60, richmond 61, berkeley matching that, too. a bit warmer off of the east,

we still have upper 50s making their way over there. there is more green, more attention on their for wednesday into thursday, another batch getting in here, there you can see temperatures now finally drop up and yet not another batch into saturday. marty? >> dave, thanks. in bay area news, a teenage get together over the holiday weekend ended in a tragic loss of in oakland high school student. his friends are grieving but they have fond memories of him. kron4's jeff pierce caught up with some of them at the location where the tragedy occurred. >> reporter: a tree collapsed at oakland lake merritt, taking the life of 16-year-old jack lewis on the night of and in this land adolescence operation. after sunset friday evening, high school friends gathered near children's ferry land to acknowledge a moment in their lives. >> it was this girl's birthday. and there were a lot of people over there at the park and we were coming up to meet up with

everybody. >> reporter: as they waited for everyone's it arrival, the adventuresome members of the group climbed up a tree near the edge of the lake. >> there were people sitting on the branch, and jeff jumped up to hang on it and it fell. >> reporter: saturday morning, those friends met once more to mourn the loss and create a makeshift memorial on what remained of the tree. >> we all waited until we were able to save him. after. it just doesn't feel really real. >> reporter: he was a super -- >> he was a super handsome dude. he was super nice to me. every time he saw me, he was super happy to see me, super happy to see everyone. >> reporter: it's a happiness that eludes these friends with jack this holiday season, in oakland, jeff pierce, kron4 news. turning to sports this morning, the warriors are still perfect after a close call last night in toronto, once again it was steph curry who led the charge for golden state. first-quarter action, curry

puts the dubs up by 11 without 3-pointer, there was a scary moment with steph curry and a step through on a finger roll, he goes down and land face first into the shoulder of demari carrol. he would have to leave the game but would be back in a big way in the fourth quarter. toronto up by 1, curry hits the 3 and finishes the game with 44 points, warriors win by a final of 112-109, the warriors improve to 21-0, best start in the season by any team in four major sports. the dubs go for 22 in a row tonight against the brooklyn nets. tipoff is set for 3:00 in new york. football, the stanford cardinal paying for the pac-12 changing shift, taking on the usc trojans. moved to quarter three, kevin hogan, bouncing off tacklers,

into the end zone for the cardinal touchdown. moving out of the fourth, hogan would find a wide open christian mccaffery who goes untouched into the end zone, mccaffery takes it all the way, he broke barry sanders' record for all-purpose yards last night picking up 164 yards against usc including 200 yards rushing, giving him a season total of 34 -- 330 -- 334 yards. stanford go on to win, the cardinal find out later today which ballgame they will go to, likely the rose bowl. security was out in full force during last night's game at levi stadium. kron4 was there and we spoke with fans who say they were frustrated by heightened security. >> reporter: known for the labyrinth of metal gates and parking lots, it's no easy task for some fans to get into levi stadium. >> i understand the recent events, i understand the heightened security. >> reporter: blankets on roles,

pockets emptied, and beers child before anyone could get into the stadium as santa clara police look on. this woman and her niece turned away because their purses violated levi stadium stretch back policy. >> to be called -- told that i can't enter a venue because i'm an inch and a half over and guideline is just ridiculous. >> reporter: the stadium bans any bags over 4.5 by 6.5 inches unless they are covered in plastic, and while some compare this security to the tsa -- >> it's frustrating at this point. >> reporter: this is nothing compared to the ocean of police officers we are told to anticipate for the super bowl next year. three weeks ago, the stadium held a massive security training exercise that was supposed to be open to the media, but closed after the paris terror attacks which included suicide bombers near soccer stadium. even after most fans were in their seats, federal agents brought bomb sniffing dogs by

trash cans. every event at levi stadium is seen as a practice leading up to the big one, the super bowl next year. reporting at levi stadium in santa clara, i'm kate cagle, kron4 news. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, new video of deadly police shooting in florida. we show you the events that led up to the shooting coming up. and we are going to take a live look outside, conditions at the richmond bridge. no traffic to speak of under cloudy skies, and for the weekend, it's the hanukkah festival in san francisco, check out the first candle lighting of a 20 foot tall menorah come of that's happening in union square from 2:00 until 5:00 this afternoon and it's absolutely free. [barks]

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of the scene that also shows the man just before he was shot and killed. authorities say the man robbed a bank of america branch and gave the teller a note saying he had a bomb. when police arrived, investigators say the suspect ran into a barbershop and came out with a straight edged razor. after a brief standoff with police, the man raised his hand with the razor and was shot. one witness says the police action was justifies. >> the feeling i have behind it is it was sketchy because the police officers are getting a bad rap across the world but this particular situation, they tried to calm him down for good amount of time. they gave him enough opportunity to surrender. >> the fbi and miami beach police are still investigating the situation. and i'm watching later this morning, a couple of scattered showers making their presence known in the east bay, you can see east of berkeley, that's breaking up a little bit. there is still more out to the pacific, we'll keep you up-to-date on what's going on with that.

marty? >> reporter: taking a look outside golden gate bridge, pavement seems dry, for the weekend, caltrain holiday train tour in the area, enjoy a 20 minute musical show at each and every stump while the train elves collect toy donations for toys for tots. san francisco, peninsula and south bay from 4:00 until 9:00 and is entirely free to attend. we'll be right back.

and we are back on kron4 news weekend, tracking the storm this morning that is washing through the bay area and hitting parts of the north bay especially. we are taking this live look outside, embarcadero camera this time, overcast skies, not a whole lot of witness appearing on the pavement there, dave. >> just enough to make it slippery in some spots. some spots washout in the city, not much in the way of wind, although breezy conditions will

remain probably up this morning about that, that's the other factor with all of this. but, mild, too. that's the thing, it's warmer today than yesterday. and we have this cold front of allegedly that has come back to our door. don't expect much of his temperature change, this is what is generating force, some precipitation. there you see in developing, pretty much looks like it's following the perimeter, if you will, of the bay bridge right there, just south of us, you can see, extending all the way from san francisco to about oakland as you can see on that particular shot. that is the latest cell that we see ortho bit of activity going on right now. this organic situation will continue to change as we continue to watch it. here it is in motion, as you heard earlier, pretty much the heavy rains were up north in the north bay earlier today, there were some breezy conditions in the pre-dawn hours, we keep that in the forecast. breaking it down for you by the noon hour, temperatures hardly budge, keeping a lot of cloud cover here, keeping scattered showers. as a mentioned, we get to the

p.m. hours, looking for more of a mostly cloudy score and mild, although showers possible. that's get to the mild temperatures to let you know, mid to lower 50s, oakland 53, san mateo 53, even up in the north bay, where we saw yesterday in the 30s, up to 49 santa rosa and 52 in novato. little bit of former start. more details on the forecast coming up. >> thanks a lot. happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address to the nation about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the address will also touch on terror threats in the aftermath of the san bernardino attacks. kron4 will carry the address live, kron4's vicki liviakis will anchor our coverage tonight beginning at 5:00 right here on kron4. ever since the massacre in san bernardino, people in the bay area are on high alert. some are actually taking the initiative to learn how to defend themselves. kron4's alecia reid talked to

families. >> reporter: target practice. learning how to load and shoot. many are now on alert. >> with all these instances, it has become a need instead of a want. people need, and are taking the initiatives to be prepared. >> reporter: the shooting in san bernardino was only three days ago. since then, jay feliciano from bay area firearms say their phones have been ringing nonstop. >> we've had an influx of people calling, inquiring, trying to schedule classes to be prepared for any instance. >> reporter: at target masters west, george brought his son, virgil junior, to practice. and, it's not just firearms and training that these folks are here for. >> you kind of always have to be a little bit on alert. >> reporter: they also want to know what to do if they find themselves face-to-face with a

masked shooter. >> concern situations you need to be able to defend yourself. >> reporter: specialist say there are three things to remember. run, hide, and tiffany prevents itself, then you fight. alecia reid, kron4 news. new this morning, isis claims responsibly for deadly explosion in yemen that killed the governor of the southern province along with six of his bodyguards. officials say the governor was traveling to his office in a convoy sunday morning when his car exploded. isis released a statement saying it detonated with a car with explosives. the terrorist organization promised more operations against government officials in yemen. happening right now, protesters continue in chicago following new details of a teenager shot and killed by a police officer. newly released police reports are dramatically different compared to the dashcam video of the shooting death of laquan mcdonald in october 2014. but, the police report says mcdonald raised his nikon officer jason van dyke, but in

the video, he is seen walking slightly away from the officers when he is suddenly shot. and there is no side of mcdonald raising a knife. multiple officers backed up van dyke's report displacing the dashcam footage. van dyke is waiting to face a judge on first-degree murder charges. concord police are looking for a suspect in the shooting on highway 242. police say people in two cars exchanged gunfire around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. one man was hit several times while driving on the highway between grant street and concord avenue exits. the shooting shut down southbound lanes four hours but were eventually reopened. the injured person was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. police say the person they're looking for me have been driving a silver suv. the holidays are fast approaching and so is the season for package leaves. now a fremont family is sharing surveillance video of a man stealing seven boxes worth of $800 worth of their christmas gifts.

they tell kron4 they hope someone recognizes the man before he strikes again. >> reporter: caught on camera, this, the alleged thief. and with help from neighboring surveillance cameras, ran off with the car he used to pull the heist. >> he was driving past, saw some boxes on the front porch and made three trips to drag seven boxes to the car. >> reporter: in a mason filed a police report after discovering the theft friday afternoon. she was away from her home in fremont's mission san jose a neighborhood when the man swept boxes. neighbors later found some ripped a packaging on the roadway but none of the items were inside. >> they don't want to have packages so their evidence, they connections or gifts in the back, no questions asked. but if you have something with my address, that could lead to suspicions. >> reporter: mason says despite a car being parked in the driveway and cars parking inside the house, this man still walked up to grab the

packages not knowing he was on camera. >> we just want to get that guys face out there and help them get caught or scare him enough to not do this anymore and not have it happen to other people. >> reporter: a neighbor wrote down the license plate of what is believed to be a 2010 silver chevy equinox but they appear to be registered to another car. so mason thinks even the getaway car is stolen. package that's seem to be happening all over the bay area, causing homeowners like mason to take notice, then change of packages are received or delivered. >> ship everything to fedex or ups insert about home. we do that with the rest of our packages. that is not a temptation for somebody to come onto your porch. we also ask shippers to put them in a place you can see them, behind the staff -- fence. pretty yellow sticky to not leave packages here. >> reporter: in fremont, philippe djegal, kron4 news. security cameras catch not one but two different suspected

mail thieves in one neighborhood. i will show you where residents are doing to stop the neighborhood in the next edition of "people behaving badly". we are taking the lifebook outside at conditions at sfo, you can see the overcast skies there, for the weekend, holiday fanfare caroling concert in san francisco. enjoy holiday music from brass quintet and carolers from the san francisco conservatory of music. it's all happening at davey's symphony hall today from 4:30 til 6:00 and is all absolutely free. we'll be right back.

there has been a problem with milk theft in san jose, thick rims ask that we don't mention the neighborhood or straight but say they have been hit multiple times. about a mile away, a whole block has been hit. this mailbox is supposed to be a secure mailbox but look at this, it has been damaged by the grill the box open. residents tell me mailbox thieves are going as far as using crowbars to break into what is considered the most secure mailbox. it has come to the point where sensors are placed in mailboxes automatically alerting homeowners when mailboxes are being tampered with. and, then there's a huge lockbox to keep their mail and parcel say. if not, mailboxes end up looking like this. and their mail a stolen. this mailbox actually has not one, not two, but three separate blocks. usually the bandit follows the

mailman around or other delivery services, then snatched the mail. while they still your mail, they are stronger identity. some people can say, they can still my mail, it is just bills. it is still a crime. one resident told me she refused to put a lock on her mailbox but again, she is in a mail store. she says if it gets stolen, she will visit it. if a suspected thief is caught on camera, a camera can also catch a license plate turnover to police and san jose police. it's a sad state of affairs when have to lock down our entire life but it is what it is. for now, be aware. mail theft is a growing problem. in south san jose, stanley roberts, kron4 news. if more good people had concealed carry permits, then we could and those muslims before they go and kill anyone. >> still ahead on kron4 news weekend, university president is under fire for comments made about gun control.

we'll have more about his comment and show you how social media is responding to his comments, that's coming up. we are taking a live look outside the san mateo bridge, overcast skies there. and for the weekend, it's the asian art museum free day in san francisco. enjoy a collection of articles that spans over 6000 years of history. it's all happening at the asian art museum from 10:00 to 5:00 this evening and it's absolutely free. enjoy.

and we are back on kron4 news weekend. we are tracking the storm this morning as you can take a look outside, golden gate bridge on the left, on the right, the embarcadero, also keep an eye on the sierra with possible snow as we take a live look at kirkwood resort, possible new snow. meteorologist dave spahr is

here to tell us how much longer this storm will last. >> they are probably looking at a morning event, scattered shower event, not something that will interrupt your plans to much going forward. that's the good news, and also mild temperatures. we'll get to that part of the forecast. >> any wind to tell us about? >> we hear breezy conditions, for a few hours but nothing real, real heavy. kind of like the front page enough in our backyard here. it did produce rainfall amounts of a quarter inch and beyond up in sonoma county, order to the south under marin county, it really starts dropping off, some locations may be up to a quarter inch, in higher elevations, but elsewhere, very modest. when you get down to san francisco and elsewhere, even in the east bay which we did show you a couple of splotches on radar, this batch of rain has broken up in the last couple of frames. amounts from the each bay have been under a 10th of an inch or so far but it's possible they may clock upwards. here it is

lined up for you, there is still a little bit more up screen, but this is a disorganized front falling apart in our backyard. and mild, too. take a look at the temperatures. everybody in the 50s it looks like, a few 40s, mid to upper 40s we found on the far east bay, the nine santa rosa, 52 novato. let's get to the precipitation part of the program, watch to the west, that's where everything is coming in from. you can see from the southwest by 3:00, we call it a mostly cloudy scoria, a couple of spices and spindles are possibility, by showers. don't forget there might be a little bit fighting with the radar, by 2:00 and we clear out a little bit but not totally, that's the one thing about this front, it's not giving us clear separation of everything. sure, we will see more sun tomorrow than we do today and it will affect temperatures but a variable cloudy story at this. let's get to those temperatures to make note of. today, warm-up, 60s covering the east bay, peninsula and down to the south bay, cooler up in the north bay. by 6:00 p.m., back to the

business of upper 50s entered 40s overnight. for your monday, again, a nice warm up, looks like almost everybody getting into the 60s tomorrow, we stay mild to the middle of the week. until a new system comes our way. and in select temperatures today at about 60-ish, that is mirrored along the bay shoreline, 63 redwood city, these numbers seem balmy compared to what we had yesterday. there ago monday, a few little scattered clouds remain with all of this program until wednesday, it looks like the timing on this, wednesday afternoon, earliest, through the wednesday commute, through thursday, and lingering a little bit friday morning. marty? >> we'll keep the umbrellas handy. thanks a lot. decision 2016, democratic presidential candidates are trying to change laws surrounding medical marijuana. right now it is illegal for doctors to study effects of marijuana on illnesses like ptsd or anxiety. but now, some democrats running

for president are pushing for that to change. kron4's national correspondent has that story. >> i would like to move it from what is called schedule 1 to schedule 2. >> reporter: and with that, all 2016 democrats not support easing national marijuana laws. here's how it works. >> researchers at universities at the national institute of health start researching what's the best way to use it? how much to dose for somebody? how does it interact with other medications? >> reporter: in schedule 1, restrictive categories, youth find things like heroin, lsd and marijuana. but get this, in schedule 2, a less serious classification, drugs like cocaine, fentanyl, and meth. at georgetown's health law institute, a team of attorneys is pushing for change. >> we need scientific evidence to know whether there are actual benefits for medical marijuana. whether there are harms of

using medical marijuana and in order to have this information we need to reclassified so we can have scientific medical research. >> reporter: even with medical marijuana reclassification, associates at the georgetown law school a few blocks away from the white house are not budging. >> our policy when it comes to that, marijuana hasn't change, i'm not aware of any policy process is underway to change it right now. >> reporter: many top capitol hill republicans just say no to reclassified week. chuck grasley chairs the senate judiciary committee. >> you don't have to research to get it done and i think what the fda is doing you could reasonably call research and will wait until that plays out. >> reporter: the attorney general would have to officially reclassify marijuana nationwide. until then, policies vary state to state. in washington, i'm national

correspondent, chase steely. >> reporter: a person is telling students to arm themselves in the wake of the san bernardino shooting. jerry falwell says if more people carry guns, they could, quote, end those muslims before that walk in and kill. falwell is the president of liberty university in virginia. he made the statement during a rally on friday. republican -- reporter courtney wheaton has reaction. >> reporter: that was greater islamic association leader when watching falwell's comments. later in his speech, falwell encouraged students to get a concealed carry permit. >> if more good people had concealed carry permits, then we could end those muslims before they go off and try to kill anyone. >> reporter: those words received cheers and applause from thousands, but for aukoblan, a local businessman, family man and proud muslim american, those comments are

alarming. >> it is not good to paint 1.7 billion muslims all over the world with the same brush that you are painting those extremists. >> reporter: social media agrees with him, they posted comments like disgusting, or all muslims aren't killers. he hopes all people of all religious backgrounds take that last message to heart. >> our religion has been hijacked by extremists and terrorism. unfortunately, we, the normal muslims, are paying the price. >> that was courtney wheaton reporting. when asked to clarify statements he made, falwell said he wasn't talking about all muslims, just those who perpetuate attacks. falwell says he does not want what happened in san bernardino county to happen in liberty university. coming up on kron4 news weekend, we are taking this live look at blustery conditions outside and we'll

have the forecast coming up. for the weekend, the italian christmas market in san francisco. check out handmade, holiday themed jewelry, also fashion and accessories a while. it's happening at fort mason out 10:30 this morning, runs until 5:00 tonight and it is free to attend.

and we're back on kron4 news weekend. happening today, the oakland raiders look to stay in the playoff race in the afc taking on the kansas city chiefs. not going to be easy for the silver and black, they have won five games in a row and are on a roll behind former niner quarterback smith. ravens one game behind the chiefs for kickoff spot. kickoff at 1:00 in the coliseum. 49ers are in chicago to take on the bears, san francisco 0-5 on road games away from levi stadium. kickoff is set for 10:00 this morning from soldier field in chicago. hi, dave. we are monitoring rain showers delayed going on here in

the east bay, as you will notice run walnut creek, we'll let you know what's going on in your neighborhood and forecast for today, kron4 morning news continues.

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♪ just you and i ♪ this is the bay area's new station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. we are tracking the rain in the bay area as we take a look at the storm tracker 4 radar. you can see that most of the rain is over the eastern part of the bay area come into walnut creek, danville area along the 680 corridor we have seen coverage of this morning with kron 4 avery harper in san francisco but we will start with meteorologist who is tracking the storm in the weather center. >> good morning. morning, everybody.

overcast is what is affecting most people, gleaming looking -- gloomy looking skies with rain showers. you can see what remains towards the east bay. you can see while there is stuff at the bridge but on the east bay, a little bit of rain going on right along the bay bridge, that has sent -- since dissipated a little bit. however, there is a little bit more upstream. scattered showers, still in the forecast for at least the morning hours. i will look at how we break things down by the noon hour. variable clouds at that point. a scattered shower here or there temperatures in the upper 50s. miles from the beginning and in fact, last hour about 46 going in from some of the in the valleys. mostly cloudy scenario, mild with temperatures still holding in the 50s. speaking of the breakdown for the day, the raiders versus the cheats going on in oakland, 60 at 1 pm, game time at 1:05 pm. there is a mention of a shower

or two but it will not be too sloppy. 3 pm, stay mostly cloudy and look at the mild temperatures, 61, 59 at 5 pm. team coverage continues with avery harper. she is reporting live from christy field in san francisco where the rain might be impacting a charity event for the san francisco fire favors that is taking place. let's go ahead and find out., good morning. here at the field, it is drizzling and the wind is definitely blowing out here. it is chilly but the runners for the santa claus run -- they are gathering and i am joined by one of them. you can come over here. you traveled all the way from davis to be a part of this run. i'm in, are you afraid about the weather? >> it is great overcast. a little bit drizzly but i think it will be good once we get moving and you can see it off of the energy. good for people. >> reporter: because it is for a good cause, does that

motivate you more to come out here? >> it is for a good cause, a lot of fun and a community event. the group of runners that show up is like a big community spirit and everyone is pulling for each other. i am excited than what i would consider myself a fair weather runner at best. what would you say to somebody who is hedging if they should come out or not? >> it is pretty nice and want to get moving. i am wearing a longsleeved shirt but i cannot have too much of a thick layer so once you get moving, it is great. it is better than being in the beating son. i think it is perfect running weather. >> reporter: thank you. we will be out here throughout the morning to talk to more runners hopefully as they monitor the red -- the weather as it starts raining and the wind is blowing so we will be out here to update you. >> i like her attitude. thank you. onto breaking news, and imminent security threat to the american consulate in istanbul turkey and authorities are not saying what threat -- what that

threat is or who may be behind it but the consulate compound has increased security measures. you can see in the photographs that there are extra police cars there and barricades have been set up outside of the consulate. a message on the website is encouraging usa citizens in turkey to maintain a high level of vigilance, to be aware of local events, and also to take the appropriate steps to bolster your personal security. breaking news from overnight, overseas. london police are now treating an attack at a london subway station as a terrorist incidents. metropolitan police say that a man stabbed three people before he was subdued with a stun gun and then arrested some british media outlets say that the bystanders heard the man shout, this is for syria, during the attack. none of the injuries for the victims are considered life- threatening. new this morning, fbi agents raided a home belonging to a friend of san bernardino shooter syed rizwan farook

yesterday. these are photographs from the aftermath of the raid. federal law enforcement source says that the person who bought two of the rifles used by syed rizwan farook lives in this home. no word on what authorities were looking for or what, if anything, was taken away. authorities say that syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik shot and killed 14 people at a holiday party last week. 21 other people were injured as well. isis claims that the shooter is behind the deadly attack in california were supporters of the terrorist group mary moloney reports that the isis message was the center of president obama's weekly radio address. >> reporter: days after the massacre in san bernardino, isis health the couple responsible for killing 14 people and injuring others and a holiday party supporters. they did not say that they were members or that isis was responsible. president obama's weekly address on saturday focused on the shooting. and the influence of terrorist groups. >> it is entirely possible that

these attackers were radicalized to commit this act of terror -- it would underscore a threat we have been focused on four years. the danger of people succumbing to violent extremist ideologies., the message came after investigators said the 29- year-old tashfeen malik posted a pledge of allegiance into the leader at some point during last week shooting. >> we know that other terrorist groups are actively encouraging people around the world in the country to commit terrible acts of violence. often times as loan will factors. >> reporter: that motivation -- it remains a key focus. president obama is calling on congress for stricter gun laws. >> we may not be able to prevent everest tragedy but a bare minimum we should not make it so easy for potential terrorists. or criminals. to get their hands on a gun that they can use against americans. >> reporter: mary moloney,

reporting. >> happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address to the nation about what the government is doing to keep americans say. the address will also touch on terror threats in the aftermath of the san bernardino attack kron 4 will carry the slide and vicki liviakis will be anchoring the coverage at 5 pm right here on kron 4. the big game at levi's stadium last night -- we will explain why some fans were upset by the tougher security. more than 100,000 cars are being recalled this morning. we will let you which cars are being affected. (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done.

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and 2.4 l engines. still ahead on the weekend, the warriors do something no major professional sports team has ever done. we are going to show you the highlights from golden state latest record-breaking victory after the break. let's go ahead and sneak a peek outside the bay bridge toll plaza, not a lot of traffic to talk about. for the weekend, it is exploratory three day in san francisco. enjoy hundreds of science and art exhibits. it is happening at pier 15 all along the embarcadero from 10 am until 5 pm. and it is absolutely free. and juliet. -- and juliet.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend. let's show you what things are like outside. you can see the wet pavement on the left side. that is the shot from the richmond/san rafael bridge and on the upper right, we have the embarcadero and we're keeping our eye on possible fresh snow

in the sierra with a live look at kirkwood ski resort that they had 5 inches of snow this past weekend. expecting more later this week. the current storm will not give them a lot. >> probably if you are going there and you hear us or if you are streaming as driving home, a little bit of a travel issue with some of that. the wind gust will get up to about 30 miles per hour or so. >> that is good to know because so many people from the bay area will be driving home later on. >> it is delayed so when it clears up around 1 pm, it will not clear up there until late this evening into the early hours. what is going on for radar, we have showers holding together a little bit in the east bay and that is where the concentration has been in the last hour, you can see it. breaking up -- in the center and a kind of spans out to some of the help out there in the far east bay a little bit. beyond that point, what is going on upstream, we have a source of moisture coming off the pacific and that will continue through today. it is a disk -- disintegrating front.

breezy and light conditions and we will keep the cloud cover in the backyard as well. it is a nice job of keeping the temperatures -- in theory, it is a cold front. can you see a difference? it is 50s all over the board. 40s off of the far east bay. it did get clearing overnight is so it allows the temperatures to go into a little bit of a freefall before the cloud cover comes streaming in late overnight there is a breeze this morning. double digits as you can see. hourly estimations although higher wind and isolated -- it might get up to about 20 miles per hour. in the afternoon, the bottom falls out in the effects of the front will not be felt as the wind amounts will be well below the 10 miles per hour threshold that would be a feature for the morning hours a bit tracking the moisture off of the pacific, the concentration of scattered showers in the early part of the day, breaking up for the afternoon. we will keep the cloud cover, mild temperatures, which we are off to a mild start. it looks like all the way to

start monday, quite a bit of cloud cover although the sky is opening a better tomorrow than today. it is a messy front that is breaking up in the backyard to the south bay, look at the temperatures, mid-sixties. getting up to about 64. 61 four mountain view, and for seven-day forecast, we have a new opportunity for rain showers wednesday. the latest timing on this seems to be in the late afternoons, perhaps for your commute, on wednesday, sticking around for thursday and another batch developing on to saturday and next weekend. on the bay area news, a teenager get together over the holiday weekend ended in the tragic loss of life for in oakland high school students. his friends are grieving this morning but they do have fond memories. kron 4 jeff pierce caught up with some of them at the location where the tragedy occurred. >> a tree collapsed.

it took the life of 16-year-old jack lewis on a night of innocent adolescent celebration. >> reporter: after sunset on friday evening, high school friends gathered near children's fairyland technology a moment in their lives. >> it was her birthday. there were a lot of people here and there were a lot of people over at the park. we were coming to meet up with everybody. >> reporter: as they waited programs arrival, the adventuresome members climbed into a tree on the edge of the lake. >> there were three people sitting on the branch and jack just jumped up to hang on it and it foul. -- it foul. >> reporter: saturday morning those friends meant to mourn the loss and create a makeshift memorial on what remained on the tree. >> we all waited until we were able to see that. it just does not feel really real. >> this is a super handsome dude. he was super nice to me but every time i saw him, he was super happy to see me and see everyone. >> reporter: the happiness

that alludes of these friends of jack lewis this holiday season. in oakland, jeff pierce. turning to sports this morning at the golden state warriors perfect after a close call last night in toronto and once again it was steph curry who led the charge. first quarter, he would put them up by 11 with a 3 pointer from straightaway. there was a scary moment in the second quarter, with a step through to get the bucket but then he goes down and runs face first into his shoulder. stephon corry would have to leave the game but he would come back in the fourth quarter in a big way. turning to the fourth, toronto by 1 and he hits this 3 and he would finish the game with 44 points. the warriors a win it by final 112-109 and improve their record to 29 and the 0 which is the best start to a season of by anyone in the four major

sports. they go for 22 in a row against the brooklyn mets and the tipoff is set for 3 pm in new york college football, stanford cardinals facing usc for the pac-12 championship. we will move ahead to the third quarter, the trojans up by 3 and kevin hogan, the quarterback, would take it in after bouncing off a tackler. into the end zone for a touchdown. in the fourth quarter, he will find a wide open christian mccaffrey in the end zone and he goes untouched into the end zone. he takes it all the way. you broke barry sanders record for all-purpose yards per 461 yards last night against usc including 207 yards total stanford winds by final of 41- 22 and the cardinals will find out later today which bowl game they will be going to. it will likely be the rose ball told security out in full force during last night game adderley by stating. kenny cagle was there and she spoke to fans who were frustrated by the heightened security. >> reporter: metal gates and parking lots. it is no easy task for some fans to get into levi stadium.>> i understand recent

events. i understand the heightened security. >> reporter: blankets unrolled, pockets emptied and beers child before anyone could get into the stadium of santa clara police look on. this woman and her knees and turned away because their purses violated at levi stadium strict bad policy. >> to be told that i cannot enter a venue because i am 1.5 inches over. a guideline. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: of the stadium prohibited any baggage by -- for the have to 6 1/2 inches them as they are plastic and while some -- compared to the security to the tsa. >> it is frustrating. >> reporter: this is nothing can dollars compared to the ocean of police officers we are told to anticipate for the super bowl next year. three weeks ago the stadium

held a massive security training exercise that was supposed to be open to the media. but it close after the paris terrorist attacks which included a suicide bombers. near a soccer stadium. aftermost fans were in their seats, federal agents brought bomb sniffing dogs by trash cans. >> every event at levi stadium is seen as a practice leading up to the big one, the super bowl next year. reporting at levi stadium and santa clara, i'm kenny cagle, kron 4 news. let's check out the conditions of the richmond/san rafael bridge and you can see the water dropping on the camera lens which tells you it is raining. for the weekend, it is the hanukkah festival in san francisco. you can check out the candle lighting of a 20 foot -- 25 foot tall menorah happening at union square from 2 pm until 5 pm and it is free.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend with national news an officer involved shooting in miami leaves one man dead take

a look at the video, coming in this morning to the newsroom of the scene. it shows the man before he was shot and killed. authorities say that he robbed a bank of america branch. gave the teller a note saying that he had a bomb. police arrived and investigators said the suspect ran into a barbershop and came out armed with a straight edge razor. after a standoff with police, the man raised his hand with a razor and that is when he was shot. one witness says that the police action was justified. >> the feeling i have behind it is that the police officers are getting a bad rap across the world but this particular situation, they tried to calm him down for a good amount of time and gave him end up opportunity to surrender. >> the fbi and miami beach police are investigating the bank robbery. a monitor on the rain showers, still holding together in parts of the bay area. they look at satellite and

radar, cloud cover lingering but mild conditions. the forecast continues. let's take a live look outside looking at the golden gate bridge. we do not see much water on the pavement but you can see the overcast conditions. for the weekend, it is the caltrain holiday train tour in the bay area. you can enjoy 20 minute musical show at every stop while the train collects toy donations for toys for tots. it stops in san francisco of on the peninsula and to the south bay from 4 pm until 9 pm tonight and it is free to attend.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend at 8:30 am on sunday and taking a live look. from christy field across the bay you can see the overcast and rainy conditions. hitting much of the bay area or parts of the bay area. we have had off and on rain, scattered showers throughout the day. dave spahr is here to tell us how long that will last.

very cold. >> anywhere near the bay and the water like that, like the golden gate and so forth, cross these bridges, you always good drizzle because you have the marine layer there. coming down from the sky. it is where that marine layer is mixing in with the front and backyard. it is like -- on the radar, everything is kind of shifted south than what we have been talking about this morning. let's get a closer inspection. down and dental, looks like some cells are holding together. it looks like moderate showers at that point but back to the peninsula, we have some scattered showers working its way down south of san francisco, daly city, points to the south. again, the track with all of this is southwest to the northeast, basically outlining what is left of this frontcourt breakdown for you by the noon hour, keeping some splotches of showers are there but basically mostly cloudy for everybody.

upper 50s at work, mostly cloudy by this evening at 5 pm. mild is the other trend and is mild temperatures prevail even at this hour with 50s covering their perimeter of stars of the bay and even the north bay lower to meter -- to middle 50s. as far as the raiders versus the cheats, 16th -- it looks like at 1 pm, some showers lingering but they are departing by that point but mostly cloudy throughout the game about temperatures at least somewhat mild although probably you will need your gloves. temperatures approaching about 60. happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address for the nation. about what the government is doing to get the american say. he will touch on terror threats in the aftermath of san bernardino attacks as well. kron 4 will carry the presence address live vicki liviakis will be anchoring the coverage that is tonight at 5 pm right here on kron 4 news. since the massacre in san bernardino, people in the bay area are on alert some of them

are taking the initiative to learn how to defend themselves. kron 4 alicia read visited a shooting range to talk to concerned families.>> it does hit home. >> reporter: target practice. learning how to load and shoot. many are on alert. >> with all of these incidents -- it has become a need instead of a want. people need and are taking the initiative to be prepared. >> reporter: the shooting in san bernardino was only three days ago. since then, from the bay area firearms -- they say that their phones have been ringing nonstop. >> we have had a big influx of people calling, inquiring, trying to schedule classes. to be prepared for any instance. >> reporter: he brought his son to practice. it is not just firearms training that these folks are here for.>> you always have to be a little bit on alert. >> reporter: they want to know what to do if they find themselves face-to-face with a

mass -- masked shooter. >> reactionary force in certain situations you need to be able to defend yourself. >> reporter: specialist say there are three things to remember. run, height, and if the knee presents itself, then you fight. alecia reid, kron 4 news. new this morning, isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly explosion in yemen. it killed the governor of a southern province and six of his bodyguards. officials say that the governor was traveling to his office in a convoy on sunday morning when his car suddenly exploded isis released a statement saying that it detonated a car with explosives and a terrorist organization also promised more operations against government officials in yemen. happening right now, protests continue in chicago following new details of the teenager shot and killed by a police officer. newly released police reports are dramatically different compared to the video of the shooting death of laquan mcdonald in october 2014.

the police report says that mcdonald raised his knife at officer jason vandyke but in the video, mcdonald is seen walking slightly away from the officers when he shot there is no sign mcdonald raising the knife. multiple officers backed up jason vandyke's report despite seeing the footage. jason vandyke waits to face a judge on first-degree murder charges. holidays are fast approaching and so is the season for package thieves. a family and sharing surveillance video of a man stealing seven boxes full of $800 worth of their christmas gaps. they tell kron 4 that they are hoping that someone recognizes the man before he strikes again. >> caught on camera. >> reporter: this is the alleged thief. with help from neighboring -- neighboring surveillance

cameras, snapshots of the car he used to pull the highest. >> he was driving past and saw boxes on the porch and came up and made three trips to take seven boxes to his car. >> reporter: she has filed a police report after discovering the theft on friday afternoon. she was away from her home in fremont's mission san jose neighborhood when the man swiped the boxes. neighbors found some of the ripped up packaging on the roadway. but none of the items were inside. >> they do not want to have packages with our name so they are getting rid of evidence. they can have shoes or presence in the bag no questions but if they have my address, that can lead to suspicion. >> reporter: she says that despite a car parked in the driveway and dogs barking inside the house, this man still walked up to the porch and grabbed these packages, not knowing that he was on camera. >> we want to get his face out there and help him get caught were scare him enough to not do this anymore and have it not happen to other people. >> reporter: a neighbor broke down the license plate of what is believed to be a 20 ton silver chevy equinox but they appear to be registering of a car. she thinks that the getaway car is stolen. package that seems to be

happening all over the bay area. causing homeowners like mason to take notice. change how packages are she -- received or delivered. >> ship everything to fedex or ups. we are doing that because it is not a temptation to invite someone onto your porch. we are asking the shippers to put them in a place that you cannot see them. a big yellow sticky on the porch. >> reporter: fremont, kron 4 news. coming up, security cameras catch not one but two different feeds. i will show you what residents are doing to stop addition of people behaving badly. a live look outside at conditions at sfo. you can see the overcast skies. for the weekend, it is the holiday -- holiday fanfare caroling concert. you can enjoy holiday music from a brass quintet's and carolers from the san francisco conservatory of music it is

happening at the davis symphony hall from 4:30 pm until 6 pm this evening and it is free.

wheel back on kron 4 news weekend and in the south bay, mail thieves caught on camera. kron 4 stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: watch closely as the malibu pulls up to a mailbox in the south side of san jose. another car, this time a woman, pulls up to the same mailbox. the woman exits her car, checks the mail and is on her way. you are looking at security camera video captured by homeowner. a problem with mail theft in some sections of san jose. the victims asked that we not mention the neighborhood. they say they have been hit multiple times. about a mile away, a whole black has been hit. this mailbox is supposed to be a secure mailbox. look at this. it has been damaged. they drilled the box open. residents tell me that the

mailbox thieves are going as far as using crowbars to break into what is considered secure mailboxes. it comes to a point that sensors are placed in mailboxes that alert the homeowner when the mailboxes being tampered with. letter locker. it resembles a huge a lockbox, to keep the mail say. if not, the mailboxes end up looking like this with the mail explosives -- expose. this mailbox actually has not one, not two, but three separate locks. following the mailman around -- and then snags the mail. why are they stealing well? many sadist is to your identity although some people say that they can steal my mail. it is only bills. it is still stealing and it is a federal crime. one resident i spoke to said she refused to put a lock on her mailbox but then again she had never had her mail stolen. when pressed, she said if it gets stolen, she will revisit.

as it relates to the suspected man caught on camera, it also cut their license plate and that information has been turned over to the police and san jose police. it is a sad state of affairs when we have to lock down our life but it is what it is. be aware. mail theft is a growing problem. south san jose, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. there are more good people -- had concealed carry permits -- we could end of those muslims before they -- before they walk in and kill us. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, the university president is under fire for comments he made about gun control. we will have more of the comments and show you how social media is responding coming up. taking a live look outside and conditions on the san mateo bridge, not much traffic this early sunday morning of for the beacon, the asian art museum free day in san francisco. you can enjoy collection of artwork that spans over 6000 years of history.

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we are back on kron 4 news weekend, tracking the rain this morning and a live look outside. golden gate bridge on the left and on the right, it looks like the barca darrell. lower right, -- the embarcadero. we see a situation in the sierra at kirkwood resort where they expect wind and snow, up to 30 miles per hour. >> of the golden gate, one of the towers is gone -- you can see with the moisture in the atmosphere, we are getting five. plan on that if you will be around the perimeter of the bay little bit or the coast. that will be a feature, the marine layer. checking out where the rain is, storm tracker 4, appearing on the radar as this front is at the backyard, closer inspection of the east bay, san ramon down to dublin. we have showers going on right now as we speak. going further to the west, along the peninsula, pacifica,

down to the south as you will see, south of the city is what we have in terms of the rain. again, splotches will continue to remain on the radar throughout the morning. taking a look at this in motion, the front in the backyard. it seems to promise from the satellite and radar imagery, that we make it clearing occurring a little bit temporarily. we have that in the forecast, variable clouds. temperatures in the 50s, very mild. from where we were yesterday. 40s you can see off to the east bay. a look at this, the futurecast going forward. this is not so optimistic in terms of opening up the skies but noticing the rain all the way to the early afternoon. we take a break and it will be okay for the game this afternoon in terms of any threat of rain. temperatures are mild around 60. there is the overcast into the overnight hours. better clearing happening tomorrow. so take your sunglasses with you on that. not much of a threat in terms of rain for the morning commute.

temperatures today, into the east bay shoreline, lower 60s at work and that is mirrored off to the far east bay. seven-day forecast, not done with the rain. wednesday afternoon, evening, we have another opportunity for rain developing into thursday. take a breath on friday. end -- into the weekend, another batch. turning to the latest in decision 2016, democratic presidential candidates are trying to change laws that surround medical marijuana. right now it is illegal for doctors to study the effects of marijuana on illnesses like ptsd or anxiety. now the democrats who are running for president are pushing for that to change. kron 4 national correspondent jan fields has the story. >> i would like to move it from what is called schedule 1 to scheduled to matt. >> reporter: with that, all 2016 democrats now support national marijuana laws. curious how it works.

>> researchers at universities and institute of health start researching what is the best way to use it? how much of a dose do somebody need? how does it interact with other magic eight -- medications? >> reporter: in schedule 1, you find things like heroin, lsd, and marijuana. but get this. and schedule 2, a less serious classification, drugs like cocaine, fentanyl, and math, and added georgetown health law institute a team of attorneys is pushing.>> we need scientific evidence to know if there are actual benefits to medical marijuana, if there are harms of using it and in order to have this information, we need to be -- reclassified so that we can have scientific and medical research. >> reporter: with classification getting support from 2016 democrats and associates at georgetown law school a few blocks away at the white house, they are not budging. >> our policy when it comes to marijuana has not changed and

i'm not aware of policy process that is underway to change at >> reporter: at many top capitol hill republicans just say no to reclassifying we judiciary committee. >> you do not have to reschedule later but to get research done and i think that what the food and drug administration is doing, you could reasonably called research. we will wait until that plays out. >> reporter: the attorney general would have to officially reclassify marijuana nationwide. until then, policies vary, state to state. in washington, national correspondent. university president is telling students to arm themselves in the wake of the san bernardino shooting. jerry falwell junior says that if more people carried guns then -- then they could end the muslims before they walk in and killed. he is the president of liberty university in virginia and he made that statement during a

rally on friday reporter courtney wheaton has the reaction to the comments this morning.>> i am shocked. >> reporter: the islamic association -- his first thought when watching these comments. >> if they ever show up here. >> reporter: later in the speech, he encouraged the students to get a concealed carry permit. >> more good people have concealed carry permits, we could end those muslims before they walked in and killed us. >> [ applause ] >> >> reporter: goes received cheers -- but for a local businessman and family man and proud muslim american, those comments are alarming. >> it is not good to paint one point it is not good to paint 1.7 billion muslims all over the world with the same approach that you are painting those. extremist. >> reporter: thousands in social media agree. if you have posted comments alike disgusting are all muslims are not killers. he hopes that people of all religious backgrounds take that last message to heart.>> it has

been hijacked by those extremists and fundamentalist and unfortunately, we the normal muslims are paying the price. >> that was courtney wheaton reporting for us this morning and when asked to clarify the statements, he later said that he was not talking about all muslims, just of those who perpetuate attacks. he says he does not what happened in san bernardino to happen at liberty university. go ahead and take a live look outside at the view from the -- embarcadero at the bay bridge and you can see the overcast conditions. it is the italian christmas robert -- you can check out handmade holiday themed jewelry, fashion, and accessories. it is happening at fort mason from 10:30 am until 5 pm tonight and it is free to attend. i've smoked a lot

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we are back on kron 4 news weekend and the oakland raiders looking to stay in the playoffs by take on the kansas city chiefs later today. it will not be easy for the silver and black. the chiefs have that won 5 games in a row behind the quarterback alex smith. there is a lot on the line for the raiders. they are one game behind the chiefs and the texans for a playoff spot. kickoff is set for 1:05 pm at the coliseum. the 49ers are in chicago to take on the bears. is not an easy game for the niners because it is on the road. san francisco is your mac and 5 away from levi stadium. kickoff set for that game a little over one hour from now, 10 am this morning from soldier field in chicago. in the next hour of kron 4 news weekend, we continue to follow breaking news from overseas as increased security at the u.s. consulate in turkey. we will have the warning being issued for americans in that country. new raids being conducted in connection to the san

bernardino mass shooting. the latest video from that. tracking the rain. here's what is going on on storm tracker 4, in the east bay and along the peninsula. a batch of to the north bay, and we will put this for -- together for you. kron 4 morning news continues.

this is the bay area's new station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. we continue to track the rain in the bay area as we take a live look at the storm tracker 4 where you can see the scattered showers are falling in some parts of the bay area, mainly the south and east bay right now. we have complete team coverage for you this morning and kron 4 avery harper is in san francisco. we will start with dave spahr who is tracking the storm this morning from the weather center.

>> good morning. we see avery -- she has an umbrella up and that is not where the most intense rain is happening as we are speaking. you can see on the radar what is going on. it is down the peninsula for the heavy rain extend across the bay park to the east bay than we've been tracking the rain this morning these bay where it is held together. it has been focused right over our heads this morning because of our frontal boundary which is falling apart in the backyard putting it into motion come you can see the flow pattern from the southwest to the northeast and what is interesting in this pattern, getting out of the way, is a clear pattern making out. a clear patches so we may get some breaks of sunshine going on to help move the temperatures a little bit like they need moving already in the lower 50s as you can see. covering the perimeter of the bay because of the cloud cover. to the north bay, pretty much mid-50s as we speak. that game time, taking on the chiefs, 1 pm, some showers are possible still. keep in the clouds around 60, 61 at 3 pm.

mostly cloudy, and you will probably need the gloves in case but not a lot of rain gear and then by 5 pm, mostly cloudy at 59. there are more opportunities for rain and the seven-day forecast and we will get to that. we want to continue with the team coverage with kron 4 avery harper was reporting live from christy field that is where the rain may have an impact on a -- the event for san francisco firefighters. we do see you with an umbrella for the first time this morning. >> reporter: yes. it did start to rain a little bit and it is drizzling, not very hard, but enough that i needed an umbrella to shield me some rain. it is not stopping people who are out here trying to take in the the size at christy field. there are definitely people that have been running, walking, and i have even seen people pushing strollers. people are out here playing with their dogs and they say that the weather is not stopping them. the santa had run is supposed to start at 9 am. it has not started yet but we are expecting that those runners will come by any moment.

as you can see, the fog has rolled in, the wind is blowing, and it is definitely raining out here. again, not that hard, but it is enough that you need an umbrella or some sort of rain gear. i am out here with an umbrella, with a rain jacket and a hat and it is to shield myself from the rain. again, it is not stopping people who are out at the field. how long ago did it start raining? >> it was on and off for the past hour, but i think consistently maybe about 15 or 20 minutes ago. >> all right. that is avery harper reporting from christy field and we will check in throughout the morning. breaking news this morning, security threat to the american consulate in istanbul turkey, and authorities are not say what that threat is or who might be behind it but the consulate compound has increased security measures. you can see extra police cars and barricades have been set up outside of the consulate. the message on the website

encourages you us citizens in turkey to , quote, maintain a high level of vigilance, to be aware of local events and take the appropriate steps to bolster your personal security. also breaking news from overseas overnight, london police say that they are treating an attack at a london subway station as a terrorist incidents. metropolitan police say that i man stabs three people before he was subdued with a stun gun and then arrested. some british media outlets say that the bystanders heard the man shot, this is for syria. during the attacks. none of the injuries for -- of the victims are considered life-threatening. new this morning, fbi agents raided a home belonging to a friend of sample to do their shooter syed rizwan farook yesterday. these are photographs from the aftermath of the raid. federal law enforcement source says that the person who bought

two of the rifles used by syed rizwan farook it lives up at home. no word on what authorities were looking for or what, if anything, was taken away. authorities say that syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik shot and killed 14 people at a holiday party last wednesday. 28 other people were injured. 21 other people were injured. isis claims the shooters behind the deadly attack were supporters of the terrorist group. mary moloney reports that the isis message was the center of president obama's weekly address. >> reporter: days after the massacre in san bernardino, isis held the couple responsible for killing 14 people and injuring 21 others at a holiday party at supporters but did not directly say that they were members or that isis was responsible. president obama's weekly address saturday focused entirely on the shooting. and the influence of terrorist groups. >> it is entirely possible that

these attackers were radicalized to commit this act of terror and if so what a threat that we have been focused on four years. the danger of people succumbing to violent extremist ideologies. >> reporter: the message from isis came after u.s. investigators said 29-year-old female shooter tashfeen malik posted a pledge of allegiance to the leader of isis at some point during wednesday shooting. >> we know that isil and terrorist groups are encouraging people around the world and in our country to commit terrible acts of violence. oftentimes as lone wolf actors. >> reporter: the couple's motivation for -- is the key focus for investigators and president obama is calling on congress for stricter gun laws. >> we may not be able to prevent every tragedy but at a bare minimum we should not make it so easy for potential terrorists. or criminals. to get their hands on a gun that they can use against americans. >> reporter: mary moloney, reporting. >> happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address to the nation about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the address will also touch on terror threats and the aftermath of the san bernardino attacks. kron 4 will be caring the president's address live and vicki liviakis will anchor the

coverage tonight at 5 pm right here on kron 4 news. coming up this morning, a big game at levi stadium and we will tell you why some fans were upset by tougher security last night. more than 100,000 cars are being recalled this morning and we will let you know which cars are affected.

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we are back on kron 4 news weekend and we take a look -- a live look outside and you can see water droplets on the bay bridge camera. on the upper right, we have a seat along the other -- embarcadero and some folks are braving the drops and lower right, we have the syrian -- that is kirkwood ski resort and one thing that is common is that we have some precipitation of some sort, not a whole lot. >> right. also, i said earlier kind of sloppy if you're going there are coming back. because the wind is coupled with that and you are dealing with different elevations. the snow turns to rain and all of that so keep that in mind in your travels coming back if you are watching us, going out there. that will clear up again for tonight but everybody has more chance for more precipitation

of all sorts. seven-day forecast right now. here is what is going on on storm tracker 4, the rain splotches and a lot of concentration continues in the east bay. we show you what is going on. moderate splotches here and there to make note of as you can see on this will continue in the next several hours. along the peninsula, we are getting rain as well. san mateo, up to the north and to the south of that. we are seeing rain although it seems to be hovering near the bay shoreline itself and not to leave this out in the north bay, another little cell has developed west of san rafael, drifting to the south presumably so maybe marin county will get that spread out to get better coverage. this is -- it is a morning phenomena but we keep saying that breaking up considerably into the evening hours. watching the radar and satellite trends come it looks like we are seeing a clear patch upstream. i suspect temporary because the features are in place. somewhat of a stationary front in the backyard the models --

as we go forward, certainly the flow pattern in the southwest to northeast as you will see, generally speaking cloudy through the day. that starts to open up a little bit overnight, more importantly for tomorrow and so tomorrow morning, 5 am, you will be greeted by a lot of overcast. that will clear up by the afternoon hours but not that we will not see some rays of sunshine today but a lot more for tomorrow. getting to temperatures. we have got to drive this point comput look at how mild that is. 60s popping up, covering a -- to the south and peninsula, leaving out downtown san francisco. tonight and then for tomorrow come will get much better coverage with a clear patch that will help us warm-up. as you see the green covering almost all of the inland locations. we look at -- get 60s warming up this was not a cool front although it is called that but it did not cool us off. temperatures for highs approaching at about 60 and a little cooler off to the far east.

then we are seeing along the east bay shoreline. the next opportunity -- what is going on? wednesday afternoon, cody don't towards thursday, the next thing to look forward to and another batch in the weekend. >> turning to the bay area news this morning, a teenage get together over the weekend ended in a tragic loss of a student. his friends are grieving this morning but they do have fond memories. kron 4 jeff pierce caught up with some of them at a location where the tragedy happens. >> reporter: a tree collapsed and took the life of 16-year- old jack lewis on a night of innocent adolescent celebration. after sunset on friday evening, high school friends gathered near the children's fairyland technology a moment in their lives. >> it was this girl's birthday and there were a lot of people here and there were a lot of people over at the park. we were coming over to meet up with everybody. >> reporter: as they waited for everyone's arrival of the adventure senate members of the group climbed into a tree on

the edge of the lake. >> there were three people sitting on the branch and jack just jumped up to hang on it and it foul. >> reporter: saturday morning those friend matt to mourn their loss and create a memorial on what remained of the tree. >> we all waited until we were able to see him. it just does not feel really real. >> he was a super handsome dude. he was super nice to me but every time i saw him, he was super happy to see me and everyone. >> reporter: and happiness that alludes these friends of jack lewis this holiday season. in oakland, jeff pierce, kron 4 news. trend --

turning to sports, the wars are perfect after a close call in toronto and it was steph curry led the charge. going to the first quarter action, he puts them up up by leavened with this 3 pointer but that is scary moments in the second quarter with steph curry with a step through for the bucket but then he runs face first into a dim re: carol shoulder. that knocks them down and steph curry would have to leave the game. eventually, he would be back in a big way. moving to the fourth quarter, with the 3 pointer with toronto up by 1 and now they are up by 2 and steph curry would finish the game with 44 points as the warriors went by final of 112- 109 and they improved their record to 21 and 0, the best start to a season by any team in the four major sports. they go for 22 in a row tonight and tipoff is set for 3 pm in new york. college football, stanford cardinals play for the pac-12 championship, taking on usc last night we move ahead to the third quarter, the trojans up i 3 and here's quarterback kevin hogan, keeping it bouncing into the end zone for the touchdown. in the fourth quarter, he finds

a wide-open christian mccaffrey. he goes untouched into the end zone. mccaffrey or breaking barry sanders record for all-purpose matt -- yards, -- alert -- 207 yards rushing. stanford winds by final of 41- 22. of the new college football rankings are out this morning and stanford finished the season ranked fifth, that is one spot out of the college football playoffs. stanford will now play in the rose bowl most likely against ohio state. security was out in full force during last night's game at levi stadium and kron 4 kenny cagle was there. she spoke to fans were frustrated by the heightened security. >> metal gates and parking lots. it is no easy task for some fans to get into levi stadium. >> i understand that the recent events. i understand the heightened security. >> reporter: a blanket symbol, pockets emptied and peers charge before anyone can get

into the stadium at santa clara -- and the police look on. this woman and her niece are turned away because their purses violated the levi stadium strict baggage policy. >> to be told that i cannot enter a value because i am a 1.5 inches over a guideline is just ridiculous. >> reporter: the stadium prohibits any baggage over 4.50 by is just ridiculous. >> reporter: the stadium prohibits any baggage over 4.50 by 6.5" unless they are plastic and while some compared this security to the tsa, -- >> it is frustrating. >> reporter: this is nothing compared to the ocean of police officers we are told to anticipate for the super bowl next year. three weeks ago the stadium held a massive security training exercise that was supposed to be open to the media. but closed after the paris terrorist attacks which included suicide bombers near a soccer stadium. even after most fans were in their seats, federal agents broad bomb sniffing dogs bite

trash cans. every event here at levi stadium is seen as a practice leading up to the big one, the super bowl next year. reporting at levi stadium in santa clara, i am kenny cagle, kron 4 news. still ahead, new video of a deadly police shooting that shooting in florida. we will show you the events that led to this and breaking news as well, update on president jimmy carter's fight with cancer. a live look outside as we approach of the richmond bridge and you can see the water dropping on the camera lens and it tells you that rain is out there. the extra careful as you hit the highway for the weekend, it is the hanukkah festival in san francisco. you can checkout of the first candle lighting of a 25 foot tall menorah. it is happening at union square from 2 pm until 5 pm. it is free to attend.

we have breaking news into the kron 4 newsroom. former president jimmy carter is now cancer free.

earlier this year, the former president was diagnosed with brain cancer. his grandson told the associated press that now, jimmy carter, no cancer was detected in the most recent scan for jimmy carter. other national is, officer involved shooting in miami leaves one man dead. take a look at this new video this morning of this scene and it shows the man before he was shot and killed authorities say that the man robbed a bank of america branch and gave the teller a note saying that he had a bomb. when police arrived from investigators say that the suspect ran into a nearby barbershop and came out armed with a straight edge razor. after a brief standoff with police, the man raised his hand with a razor and was shot one witness says that the police action was justified. >> the feeling that i have behind it is a little sketchy because the police officers are getting a bad rap across the world but this particular situation, they tried to calm him down for a good amount of

time and gave him enough opportunity to surrender. >> the fbi and miami each of police are investigating the robbery. some of the light to moderate rain showers have made their presence known to here's the latest activity going on from the storm tracker 4. a moderate shower -- our happening in hayward. we will let you know how that progresses and hanukkah arrives 4:51 pm this evening. taking a live look outside and conditions golden gate bridge, overcast skies. for the weekend, it is the caltrain holiday train tour in the bay area. you can enjoy 20 minute musical show at each stop while the train elves collect donations for toys for tots. it stops in san francisco along the peninsula and into the south bay from 4 pm until 9 pm tonight, and it is absolutely free to attend. e a bow and arrow ♪

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some wipers are needed. you can see all of the raindrops accumulating on the camera lens and we have that off and on throughout the bay area. it is not going to amount to a whole lot some places. >> right. of the most -- the lion share of this happened in the north bay as we talked about but that was north of sonoma county and parts of sonoma county. further south, it was a lot less. we will take it. right now, south of what we were showing you on the bay bridge is where heavy rain is happening comparatively speaking. hayword and union city, quickly making a closer inspection to the far east, some splotches holding together. the higher terrain, we get some of sloping and we squeeze more out of the clouds in a way that you can think of at the peninsula is settling down. not a whole lot going on but it continues to come in from the pacific and because of the hills along the coast, generating their own showers. to the north bay, not much holding together. again, might have some wet

roadways to make note of in your travels across the bay. satellite and radar trend, looking like there is a clear patch trying to develop towards the west. we will keep it variably cloudy at best. and he clearing that we do get will still back in again because this front that is generating everything is in the backyard. it is disintegrating. by the noon hour, we'll call it upper 50s and variable clouds, scattered showers at 5 pm. mostly cloudy and mild. in a bit we will check into the seven-day forecast. happening tonight, president obama will deliver a rare oval office address to the nation about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the address will touch on terror threats and the aftermath of the san bernardino attacks. kron 4 will be carrying the president's address live. vicki liviakis will anchor the coverage at 5 pm. you can catch it on kron 4. a massacre in san bernardino, people in the bay area are on high alert and some people take initiative to try to learn how to defend themselves.

kron 4 alecia reid visited and east bay shooting range to talk to concerned families. >> it does hit home. >> reporter: target practice. learning how to load and shoot. many are now on alert. >> with all of these incidents, it has become a need instead of a want people need and are taking the initiative to be prepared. >> reporter: the shooting in san bernardino was only three days ago. since then, this man from the bay area farm says that their phones have been ringing nonstop expect we have had a big influx of people calling, inquiring, trying to schedule classes. to be prepared for any instance. >> reporter: target mountain west, he brought his son virgil to practice. it is not just firearm training that these folks are here for. >> you kind of always have to be a little bit on alert. >> reporter: they want to know what to do if they find themselves face-to-face with a master shooter.

>> reactionary force. in certain situations you need to be able to defend yourself. >> reporter: special say there are three things to remember. brian, hide, and if the need presents itself, then you fight. alisha me, kron 4 news. isis is claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion in yemen. it killed the governor of a southern province and six of his bodyguards. yemen officials say that the governor was traveling to his office in a convoy on a sunday morning when his car exploded. isis released a statement saying that it detonated a car with explosives for the terrorist organization also promised more operations against government officials in yemen. happening right now, protests continue in chicago following new details of a teenager shot and killed by a police officer. newly released reports are dramatically different compared to the video of the shooting death of laquan mcdonald in october 2014.

the police report says that mcdonald raised his knife and officer jason vandyke -- in the video, mcdonald is seen walking slightly away from the officers when he suddenly shot. there is no sign of mcdonald raising a knife and multiple officers backed up jason vandyke's report despite seeing that video footage. jason vandyke is waiting to face a judge on first-degree murder charges. in the bay area, concord police are looking for a suspect in a shooting on highway 242. police say that people in two cars exchanged gunfire about 3:30 pm yesterday and one man was hit several times while driving on the highway between grant street and concord avenue exit the shooting shutdown southbound lanes for hours. they were eventually reopened. the injured person was taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive. police say that the person they

are looking for may have been driving a silver suv. holidays are fast approaching and so is the season for package the expect a fremont family and sharing surveillance video of a man stealing seven boxes full of $800 worth of their christmas presents. they tell kron 4 philippe djegal that they hope someone recognizes the man before he strikes again. >> reporter: caught on camera, this is the alleged robber and with help from neighboring surveillance cameras, snapshots of the car that he used to pull the highest. >> he was apparently driving past and saw boxes and came up and made three trips to take seven boxes to his car. >> reporter: and she has filed a police report after discovering the theft on friday afternoon. she was away from her home in fremont mission san jose neighborhood when the man swiped the boxes. neighbors later found to some of the ripped up packaging on the roadway but none of the items were inside. >> they do not want to have packages with our name so they are getting rid of evidence. they can have shoes or present

and no questions but if they have something with my address, that could lead to suspicion. >> reporter: she says that despite a car parked in the driveway and some dogs barking inside the house, this man still walked up to the porch to grab these packages , not knowing that he was on camera. >> we want to get that guys phase out there and help them get caught or scare him to not do it anymore and have this not happen. >> reporter: a neighbor wrote down the license plate of what is believed to be a 2010 silver chevy equinox but they appear to be registered to -- to another car. mason thinks that the getaway car is stolen the package that seem to be happening all over, causing homeowners to take notice. to change how packages are received or delivered. >> ship everything to fedex or ups. we are doing that with the rest of the packages because it is not a temptation to invite someone onto your porch. we are asking shippers to put them in a place where you cannot see them behind the fence. a big yellow sticky on the front porch that says do not leave packages. >> reporter: in fremont, cramp -- kron 4 news.

coming up, security cameras catch it not one but two different mail thieves in a neighborhood. what residents are doing to stop their problem in the next edition of people behaving badly. a live look outside at sfo under cloudy skies today. some intermittent showers for the weekend, it is the holiday fanfare caroling concert going on in san francisco. you can enjoy a great holiday music from a brass quintet and also from carolers as well. they are from the san francisco conservatory of music. that is happening at davies said -- davies symphony hall from 4:30 pm until 6 pm and it is all free.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend and in the south bay, mail thieves caught on camera. stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: watch closely as the malibu pulls up to a mailbox in the south side of san jose. watch as another car, this time

a woman, pulls up to the same mailbox. except the woman exits the car, checked the mail and is on her way. you are looking at security camera video captured by homeowner. there has been a problem with mail theft in some sections of san jose and the victims asked that we not mention the neighborhood or the street they say they have been hit multiple times. about a mile away, a block has been hit. this mailbox is supposed to be a secure mailbox but look at this. it has been damaged by thieves that drilled the box open. residents tell me that the mailbox thieves are going as far as using crowbars to break into what is considered secure mailboxes but it has come to the point that sensors are placed in mailboxes that are allergic the homeowner when it is being tampered with letter locker. it resembles a huge lockbox -- to keep mail and parcel say. if not, they end up looking like this with mail exposed. this mailbox actually has not one, not two, but three

separate locks. how it works is usually the bandit follows a mailman around and then snags the mail. why are they still know? many say it is to steal identity although some people say that they can -- still my mail. all jokes aside, it is still stealing and a federal crime. wando resin i spoke to told me she refused to put a lock on the mailbox but she had never had her mail stolen. however, when pressed, she says if he gets stolen that she will revisit. as it relates to the suspected mail bad as common camera, the camera caught their license plates and that information has been turned over to the police and san jose police. a sad state of affairs to lock down our life but it is what it is but for now, be aware. mail theft is a growing problem.

and south san jose, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. thank you. let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge under overcast skies and of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. for the weekend, the asian art museum free day in san francisco where you can enjoy a collection of artwork that spans over 6000 years of history. it is happening at the asian art museum from 10 am until 5 pm in san francisco and it is free to attend.

breaking news that we are following this sunday morning on former president jimmy carter is now cancer free. within the last 20 minutes president carter's grandson told the associated press that doctors could not find any cancer in his grandfather's most recent scan which took place last week you remember back in august mister carter was diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his brain. former president made the announcement that his cancer was gone before a sunday school lesson this morning in his hometown of plains georgia. but you could hear the family. after hearing that. >> a great holiday present. we

are taking a triple look outside. on the left you can see the approach to the bay bridge and on the opera right to the embarcadero and the lower right the scene at kirkwood where they have gotten 5 inches of snow over the past week but not a lot from this recent storm but they can look ahead to later. >> as you are traveling, you can see from the bay bridge, you should mention that you need the windshield wipers for travel. >> and turn on the lights. >> exactly. i keep forgetting that. the east bay is where some of the showers are holding together even at this hour. they are more numerous than what we showed you before. if you extend further out to the east and your expected to be that way. it outlines what is left of the front. and basically, it continues to feed off of the moisture from the pacific to the south. i checked the south bay and we have not seen as much happening yet but this is drifting towards the south. that is the next really spot to see more activity. upstream to the northwest, far less happening and from the satellite and radar imagery,

and it is a cut off so for the moisture. maybe a clear patch developing up to the north bay but we consulted the forecast models and they continue to paint a lot of cloud cover in the day today. we will stay variable to mostly cloudy but similar to yesterday. a little bit warmer today than what we experienced yesterday. 2 am it to the overnight hours, we see some clearing, not much happening in the morning hours. in the afternoon, we look at sunshine out here but still scattered clouds, monday, tuesday, as we have this break. until the next storm system gets her on wednesday. howard the temperatures going? we talked about how mild it was to start, 60s at 2 pm. covering most of the east bay, south bay, and the peninsula except for downtown san francisco. cooling back for tonight and tomorrow, much better progress in terms of the warming up look at how much real state is covered by the 60s. we are staying on the social

warm on the side of this cold front. temperatures into the south bay, mid to lower 60s, san jose 63, mountain dew 61, not bad at all. if we put this together, monday, tuesday, we remain mild. scattered clouds and all of that. wednesday afternoon, the next system gets her and that will take us to the overnight. thursday, we take another break on friday and then another system upstream to look out for for next weekend it will remain a busy seven-day forecast and you can follow the activity always at kron4.com. for the latest in decision 2060, democratic presidential candidates are trying to change laws around medical marijuana. for right now, it is illegal for doctors to study the effects of marijuana on illnesses like ptsd or anxiety. but now, democrats running for president are pushing for that to change. kron 4 national correspondent jan field has the story. >> i would like to move it from

what is called schedule 1 to schedule 2. and with that, all 2016 democrats now support using national marijuana laws. here's how it works. >> researchers at universities, national institutes of health can start researching what is the best way to use it? how much of a dose disseminated? how does it interact with other medic -- medications? >> reporter: in schedule 1, you findings like heroin, lsd, and marijuana. but get this. in schedule 2, a less serious classification, drugs like cocaine, fentanyl, and matt. add georgetown health law institute, a team of attorneys is pushing for change. >> we need scientific evidence to know if there are actual benefits to medical marijuana, if there are harms of abusing the court -- recreational marijuana and to have this information we need to classify

it so that we can have scientific and medical research. >> reporter: with a marijuana reclassification getting support from democrats and associates at georgetown law school, a few blocks away at the white house, they are not budget. >> our policy when it comes to marijuana has not changed and i am not aware of any policy process that is underway to change it. >> reporter: many top capitol hill republicans just say no. to reclassifying we chairing the senate judiciary committee -- but you do not have to reschedule it to get research done and i think that what the food and drug administration is doing, you could reasonably call research. we will wait until that plays out. , the attorney general would have to officially reclassify marijuana nationwide until then, policies vary state to state in washington, i'm national correspondent,. new this morning, caitlyn jenner is facing another lawsuit for her role in a deadly accident in february. a family is suing her for injuries that they suffered in the accident. she allegedly rear-ended a car

which crashed into the families suv. the driver of the car was killed in the accident. that woman's family is also filed a lawsuit against her. investigators have cleared the former olympian of any wrongdoing in the accident and in the woman's death. close call for actor morgan freeman. a private airplane that he was in made a hard landing on saturday evening. the oscar winner was traveling from mississippi to the state of texas when the airplanes of tires blew out after takeoff. the plane made an emergency landing and skidded off of the runway. only the 78-year-old actor and the pilot were on board and they were not injured. are taking outside for the live look from the embarcadero camera. you can see the bay bridge in the background, overcast skies. for the weekend, it is the italian christmas market taking place in san francisco. you can check out handmade holiday themed jewelry, fashion, and accessories as well. it is all taking place at fort mason from 10:30 am until 5 pm this evening and it is free. we will be right back.

happening today, the oakland raiders are looking to stay in the playoff race as they take on the kansas city chiefs. not an easy game. the chiefs have won the last five games in a row behind it afforded under quarterback. if there is a lot on the line for the raiders because right now they are one game behind achieves and the texans for a playoff spot. kickoff for one -- 1:05 pm at the coliseum. 49ers our chicago and they will take on the bears in a matter of moments. it will not be easy for the niners of san francisco is 0 and 5 on the road in games away from levi stated kickoff is set for 10 am from soldier field in chicago. a quick reminder that happening tonight the president obama will be delivering a rare oval office address to the nation. about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. that address will touch on terror threats in the aftermath of the san bernardino attacks. kron 4 will be carrying the president's address live.

vicki liviakis will anchor our coverage that starts at 5 pm. right here on kron 4. at we are getting to a couple of showers and that will remain for the morning hours. a quick look at the tracker to look at the rate. the concentration on the east bay and they have the getting the rain for about one hour. that is moderate to light rain showers and extended to the peninsula. we do not see as much activity in the south bay, seven-day forecast. our attention goes next to wednesday afternoon. overnight into thursday. take a breath for friday and then that next weekend when we visit you, we might see another batch. >> let's hope for that. >> el nino going on. >> that is wrapping things up and i am marty gonzalez for dave spahr at all of us. we will see you again next weekend at 7 am. do not forget kron 4 news tonight at 8 pm and we will carry the president's address at 5 pm. see you next weekend. goodbye.

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