right now on kron 4 news weekend, we are tracking a storm. we are taking a live look outside san francisco, golden gate bridge from the marin headlands, there is rain and wind and the bay area heading south and west -- make it south and east. i want to show exactly where that rain is, let's take a look at storm tracker 4 radar to give you a better view, will get to that in just a second. we can tell you the rain is moving into the northbay, good morning, i'm marty gonzalez. we have complete coverage for you on the storm this morning. kron4's averi harper is

standing by, but first let's go to dave and the weather center. >> at morning. rain coming from the north, moving to the south and into the southeast, through the bay area, when we are talking to all this morning, we have been tracking it inch by inch, right now, quick live shot, another perspective to give you, this is obviously of the bay area. it does not seem to a parent with the wind, but they're out there and enforced, remember when you're over bridges, your overwater. there's nothing to stop the wind at all. storm tracker 4 marty was referring to come here it is, heavier rain to the north, this is where the line of the front will be as it degrees users through the bay community. right now you can see well into sonoma county, again, give it time to develop to the south. have had a train of rain as you have heard and you can see from the pictures we are showing and the wind, here's the wider perspective to show you, it's a northwest right now, starting

to fill up with rain over the bay area, a strong dribble or light rain that is working for most of the paper right now. and wind speeds, we have it wind advisory covering most of the bay area, that will be with us until 10:00. a look at what these readings are, well in the business of the teens as you can see, this is going to be around all day and into tonight, perhaps some spots tomorrow morning. will show you all that coming up. right now, heavy rain going on, windy, temperatures around 50 or so, very mild. we are in a bit of a wedge here, that is the wedge of the mild air until cooler air filters in, outlined by the front. by noon we will call that heavy rain to the south of that point, in the south bay, showers up to the north, 54 will do it for the bay and the coast, 52 going on inland. and then by about 4:00 into the afternoon, we get some sunshine going on today, those winds will be with us, and scattered showers all taken to me through the night, 57 happening at the coast, 60 at the bay. we are going to put this

together for you, timing of the rain and wind, but you know how the day is. it's not a complete washout but be aware of some things. >> thanks a lot. we want to continue with our coverage, kron4's averi harper reporting live from crissy field. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm keeping up, holding up out here, there is no rain out here at crissy field right now, it was raining not too long ago when i got here, the wind is blowing pretty hard, i'm sure you can see my hair blonde, but that does not do the wind justice. it sounded like it was howling a few moments ago, there were a couple of wind measures out here, and it's blowing pretty hard, but it's not keeping people from being out here on crissy field, you might have seen a runner just pass by me. there have been quite a few of them out here, regardless of the rain and wind, i am surrounded by puddles. and i'm about 5'9", i could lay

down and there would still be room in the puddles. just a sign of this increment rain and wind that has been through here. i will be here all morning to monitor conditions and talking to people who are still enjoying crissy field despite the weather. back to you. >> thanks a lot. you will be our human weather gauge through the morning. go get dry now. 4-0 to begin the season, obliterating the 15-0 record. >> the undefeated run is over. the warriors winning streak spoiled by the milwaukee bucks last night. we all knew the street would end at some point, the warriors were 24-0 to start the season, at the end of the grueling seven-game road trip, the loss came after a double overtime win against the celtics in boston. that was friday night. that probably was a factor last night as the warriors looked to steph curry for most of the game, 28 points, not nearly enough however, the bucks control the game from the opening tip, came away with the 108-95 win must night, warriors

record stands at 24-1. fans that we spoke to at the fan sports bar in palo alto were still proud of their team. >> starting a 24-0, they've got plenty more coming. it will be fine. >> is pretty fantastic, they set a whole bunch of records, going up 24 right out of the gate. what was the record? 11 or something? i can remember. cemented 4-0, they were undefeated. >> that's pretty good. >> you are not said that the streak is over? >> no, not really. [ laughter ] >> what do you think? >> i didn't really watch any of the game. it's sad. >> really rough. they had a good run, but it is what it is. >> just get the loss out of the way and let's get some more wins. >> coincidentally, milwaukee is the city where the two longest winning streaks in nba history actually ended, back in 1972, the bucks stopped the la lakers all-time streak at 33 games. the warriors streak stopped at

28 games last night. new this morning, the three- day underwater search for information linked to the san bernardino shooters is over. fbi divers were trying to find a computer hard drive linked to the shooters that killed 14 people. investigators say the killers trying to cover their tracks by destroying emails, cell phones and other items at their home. they began searching the small lake in san bernardino thursday after they received a tip that the shooters, syed farook, and tashfeen malik, had been in the area on the day of the attack. investigators found some items during the search, but the fbi refused to comment on whether those items were related to the investigation. still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, donald trump's presidential bid takes a hit. he now faces his largest skepticism in the latest poll,

we let you know who took over the top spot. and for your money, might not want to wait much longer if you're doing holiday shopping online. we explain why delivery companies are having trouble getting packages delivered on time.

for your money, let's take a look at stories that might affect your bottom line. more than 1 million bottles of sweet leaf ice-t are being recalled because there might be broken glass. they are recalling 16 flavors and 16 ounce bottles. recalled flavors include original, raspberry, green tea with citrus, peach, mint and honey. they were distributed between february 27 and december 6 of this year. if you buy one of these, return it to the store for a full weekend -- refund. ups is getting slammed with holiday deliveries, the on-time delivery rates for ground packages fell 6% last week compared to the same time next year. fedex numbers also lower than usual according to analysis by shipping software developer. an increase in online sales that started just after thanksgiving is likely fueling

the slow down. extra pickups and flow staff aren't helping either. ups, fedex and a few u.s. postal service expecting to ship more than 1.5 billion packages this holiday season. >> and with the wind howling about it last night and this morning, a stormy morning. here is a look at storm tracker 4, heavy rain in sonoma county, also turnup. that will be dropping south to the bay communities, we will discuss the timing of this for you when kron 4 morning news continues. for the weekend, it's the marine mammals science sunday sausalito, you can enjoy classroom programs great for all ages, it's happening at the marin mammal center from 10:00 to five today. and it's absolutely free.

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend, tracking storms this sunday morning, rain moving into the bay area as you can

see on storm tracker 4 on the left side of your screen. you can see the flag blowing in the upper right, tells us we have a wind gust and we can see rain on the pavement on the richmond bridge, lower right, all of us telling us that the storm is arriving. it's going to be a strong one but will move out quickly. >> yeah, the rain part will but the winds will be with us all day. if you're on the bridges, remember your above the water and there is no resistance coming off the wind, in high profile vehicles particularly, it will be challenging your drive effort. there it is on the radar, sonoma and napa counties, quite active. that's the future, you can see aligned to marin county, outlining basically where the frontal system is. causing any problems beyond that, here is sfo real quick, low-lying clouds, we have winds, big surprise as you know. as a result there's a bit of a delay going on, coming in out of sfo, 87 minutes because of low visibility.

if you are flying out there, yes, there are effects from it at sfo. the other two airports not so much, oakland and san jose have the green light for now. check with flights to see if there are problems with that activity. okay, future cast, with the rain, going on today, by 9:00 a.m., there it is, right across, looks like it's crossing over the golden gate, that is where the heavier rain remains to the north. until the noon hour, 10:00 a.m., rather, heavier rain in parts of the east bay getting down to san jose at that point. looks like some clearing trying to work in across wine country already got 10:00 a.m., you can see by noon, it's further to the south and breaks up considerably. i want to note, there you can see the return of more showers over where the rain past. post frontal, we will still get showers we should make note of. all of this will continue with the wind. we may get breaks in the clouds to help out of the bit after the system moves through in the morning hours, but basically most people will be affected by heavy rain pre-noon.

afternoon, yes, you will get breaks in the action the plan on scattered showers all day, until 5:00 or 6:00, when the evening sunsets, it's already in the evening hours. guess, it clears out during the overnight, a couple of stray showers are still in the works here. tomorrow morning, that ray not coming together but we probably will have morning fog because of the surface moisture. here are the winds that i spoke of, lower 20s in spots, therefore, that wind advisory has been posted for everybody involved in all of this, some of the valleys may be shielded from some of that, you can see to the north bay and off to the east bay just a touch. what happens with those winds, they pretty much aligned the frontal boundary, there they go. 20s for the early estimations, peninsula to the north bay, 27, san rafael by 9:00 a.m. this morning, however that is an hourly estimation. wind speeds will exceed that well beyond. by this point, it is well since gone at 1:00 p.m. but breezy conditions continue through the day, into the

overnight conditions, 5:00 with the sun setting. tomorrow morning, it will greased you -- it will greet you in the east bay commute. will have a look at the seven- day forecast coming up in a bit. >> looking for. this morning, pg&e says they are ready to do with any power outages as quickly as possible. they tell us they have extra crews and resources on alert this morning but want to remind people to have flashlights ready and make sure that your cell phone is charged. don't forget to download the kron 4 mobile iphone so you can track the conditions anytime and anywhere, it's absolutely free for iphone and android devices. new this morning, all lanes on highway 680 are reopened following a crash leaving two people dead. it happened 9:15 last night in their field. chp officials say the car caught on fire after it crashed, and alert was reissued, the roadway opened at 5:45 this morning but the identities of the two people killed are not being released. in bay area news, it has

been almost a year since a 21- year-old man was gunned down on his driveway in san leandro. a tragic case of mistaken identity, police say the joel ramirez was not the intended target. kron 4 spoke with his family at a candlelight memorial. his loved ones are hoping that someone out there can help solve this cold case. >> reporter: a hard-working college student who aspire to solve crimes as a police detective nearly a year has passed, and joel ramirez's murder remains unsolved. a cold case that has not been cracked, leaving bloodlines aching for justice. >> it made a big impact on the family, and it has been very hard. >> reporter: so hard that his aunt and godmother says ramirez's mother and grandfather have since moved out of the in law apartment they rented on kenilworth avenue, living near the driveway were joel was shot to death, too much to bear. >> she could not stay any longer and my father had to

relocate as well. >> reporter: just days before the anniversary of the murder, a gathering near the scene of the crime, a memorial to remember who family describes as a good man. a guy who loved to ride his bike and share a good laugh. >> is every parent's worst nightmare to have something like this happen and for no reason. it just seems like we need to start respecting people more. >> that person is out there and that person knows who they are. >> reporter: police say joel was shot to death in his driveway not long after coming home last december. investigators say it was a case of mistaken identity early this year, and a $25,000 reward was offered to help solve the case, they're hoping someone comes forward with new information. >> hopefully he can see us from kevin, see the hand -- candles and now that we are thinking about him and i know he's probably here somewhere right now. >> my promise to you is that we will do what we can to bring this person to justice.

>> reporter: in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. happening now, a $1 million warrant was issued for the rest of a man connected to a brutal stabbing in the south bay. police say that jeff mcdonald stabbed woman many times near gilroy tuesday morning. he pushed his way into the woman's home, demanding to see his estranged wife, just before he stabbed the victim. allegedly. she remains in the hospital with serious injuries, investigators say that he is no stranger to crime, he is a known gang member and has ties to sacramento, modesto and the east bay. police say they hope to track him down before he hurts someone else. i'm at a bay area airport that is displaying an exclusive image, wait until you see what they are showing off. it is in a public area, anyone can come and check it out, that's next. we continue to track the rain heading into the bay area on storm tracker 4, will have continuing updates for you on

the storms progress. and for the weekend, it's the harley comes christmas fair going on where you can check out homemade arts and crafts along with a lot of live music. it's happening at harley farms from 11:00 this morning until 5:00 tonight. take your umbrella. it's absolutely free to attend.

and we're back on kron 4 news weekend with something that might appeal to pixar movie fans, and some travelers at sfo this holiday season, the airport is displaying a special exhibit from pixar studios, and our investigator, gabe slate, gives us a sneak peek. >> reporter: this is the toy display on level iii at the airport, that's before the security screening area, so this is a public access location anyone can come and check this out. it's called "toy story" at 20,

it's celebrating pixar's first movie 20 years ago. >> my name is woody. >> reporter: "toy story" started it all, the magic will be launched pixar into the hearts of so many people. after that they had hit after hit and continue to make top grossing films. if you or your kids are "toy story" fans, it's worth swinging by before or after your next flight at sfo, or you could always take bart in or drive up in a visit the exhibit. there's no charge and you can access it 24/7. if the presentation of artwork and artifacts from behind the pixar scene. there are modeling soldiers, creative props and images that illustrate the development of woody, buzz and the rest of the gang from "toy story". check out the evolution of buzz light-year who started out as this, then moved to this red, goofy guy, then finally to the buzz light-year that we know now. check out what woody first looks like, and then he morphed into this, then he evolved into this. and finally, to the woody that we all know.

>> it was interesting seeing the painstaking development and decisions that went into what andy's hair would look like. this guy would model different haircuts. they had about 10 in all before they finally settled on what his hair would be. there are videos explaining the computer graphics that went into the movie. and this was cool. who knew how much work went into how those army guys walk? that was really hard for them to figure out. this exhibit is running now through may 22. if you can't make it, they have an online version of the exhibit that you can check out, for a direct link to that and to see other fun family things you can do this holiday season, log on to kron4.com and look for the holiday section. gabe slate. >> thanks about. let's take a look outside from our camera in marin headlands, we can see cloudy conditions over san francisco, drizzly as well. dave will be along with the forecast right after the break. we'll be right back.

good morning, everybody. we are back on kron 4 news weekend. we are tracking this storm. >> nice shot of the north bay. >> yeah, a lot of rain in the north bay right now and pockets of yellow is heavier rain as well. let's take a live look on the side, on the left you can see the shot from the marin headlands, in the middle, richmond bridge, headlights on, droplets on the lens. on the right you can see the golden gate bridge, wet pavement as well, telling us the storm has arrived. >> low-lying clouds and all of that business going on, a very stormy start to your sunday. it won't be that way all day today, but certainly you want to plan anything with a.m. as part of your day, that's where the storming is will be. wind is hanging around in the afternoon as well. we have been tracking the rain here on storm tracker 4, it has been in the north bay for the most part although it has rained elsewhere. that's pretty good rain, and with strong winds, there you can see heavier rains right now happening to the south, it

breaks up a little bit and there is a little patch up there in sonoma county and through napa county as well. so, beyond that point, we're also talking about these winds. usually with the winds outlining the front, we tend to see a southerly flow, after that you have a northwesterly flow. it has not yet shifted, as you can see, santa rosa indicating a strong southerly wind at 20, and with the local topography, but it may also mean that real front has not yet passed over and all of the rain is reverse of motion. we have the wind advisory it has been posted for the entire bay area, technically it doesn't start until 8:00 a.m., okay, whatever. but it goes until 10:00 this evening, and except for shielded area, your talk about everybody getting involved in this. temperatures for san francisco, i want to note the winds, west northwest, 20 to 25. gusts will be higher than that. around the city, make note of that.

dropping off into the evening hours. but here's how your day kind of breakdown for you. by noon, we are talking about 54, lower 50s for the inland valleys. very mild even to start. heavier rain by noon will be south bay and for east bay, and by 4:00, sure, there will be breaks in the clouds, we can see the sun coming out just a little bit, we still have remaining showers and remaining windy. coming up we break it down in terms of timing and check the seven-day forecast. our team coverage continues this morning with kron4's averi harper reporting live from crissy field. and, how are you doing out there? last time we checked in with you the rain had not arrived just yet. >> reporter: yeah, the sky just darkened and it did start to drizzle a few minutes ago, so there is a bit of rain out here but it's not stopping people from coming out to crissy field and enjoying the scenery. there are some joggers who are here. i saw some people walking their dogs on the beach, but it is definitely very, very, very windy. there is a windsock just in front of me blowing very hard, and i can see some palm trees

that are definitely bending in the wind. there's definitely a lot of puddles out here, it was raining here a few hours ago, it will continue to rain. and, i'll be sure to monitor the weather conditions as the morning goes on. i'm definitely going to try to talk to some of these runners and people out here enjoying the rain and wind, even though, you know, the weather is not that great. back to you in the studio. >> all right, thanks a lot for that report. he will check in with averi throughout the morning. breaking news into the kron 4 news room, part of 164th ave. in castro valley is closed following a deadly crash. we got off of the phone with the chp who say one person was killed when a car hit a concrete barrier. no one else was injured, but the chp is still on the scenes, again, part 164th avenue is closed in san leandro. other news, breaking overnight, 23 people are dead,

another 23 injured following a fire that broke out at a psychiatric hospital in southwest russia. the fire started late last night. a hospital employee says there were about 140 people disabled in the hospital at the time. including 50 who were bedbound. at least 51 people were rescued unharmed, but so far, the cause of the fire is still unknown. also breaking overnight, officials in geneva, switzerland say they arrested two men of syrian origin and their car had traces of explosives. it's all part of an investigation into suspected jihadists one went after the terrorist attacks. the city has been on high alert over terror concerns possibly involving a plot against meetings at the united nations. happening now, california authorities arrested a man in connection with the fire at a coachella mosque. carl dayal junior has not been formally charged the police say he was taken into custody on suspicion of arson, a hate crime and felony burglary.

julie buhler with our partners at cnn reports on how the mosque is planning to bounce back. >> reporter: smoke has dissipated and flames are gone but the damage remains on the outside of the islamic society of the coachella valley. the acting a mom at the mosque eight years ago moved to the area for a job but he has been muslim since 1970. >> it's a feeling of sadness. but, not despair. you know, we know where said that our mosque was affected, we intend to fully get back to normal here shortly. you know, we do consider this an act of terrorism, just like anything else. we do understand that there is a very small handful of people who do these types of things, you know, on both sides. and, we just want the message to be out there that we do not condone any of this behavior or criminal activity, coming from any side. >> reporter: the mosque suffered considerable damage to the entrance and smoke damage throughout. while they are still in the process of cleaning, mour said

they don't have a cost of estimates. in the next day or so, mour said they will be porting enough for any damage. there is no timetable to return to the building, and he will be speaking with his board to see if they need a new place to worship. >> it is a critical building, but the truth is we could worship anywhere. we could worship in the parking lot. the building just offers as protection from the elements, and a symbol of the fact that we are here. we are a people of resolve and i'm absolutely sure we are going to pick up the pieces and fix the building and move on. >> reporter: the attack is in stark contrast to the expression of tens of catholics on their annual pilgrimage across the coachella valley, mour is hopeful that is what america is really about. >> that's what makes america great. you know, the fact that you have the right to worship in your own manner. and it really doesn't matter who likes it or doesn't. >> and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, protests are up after a group stages a mock mass shooting near a university. will explain what message that

group was trying to get across. closer to home, we continue to track the rain headed into the bay area, as you can see there, a lot of green on the screen meaning the rain is falling. for the weekend, it's the out of sight holiday spectacular in san francisco. enjoy bay area musicians singing holiday songs, it's happening at the club starting at 6:00 tonight and is free to get in.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend with the national news this morning, a small group of gun rights activists staged a mock mass shooting near a college campus. they were met by dozens of protesters standing against the gun rights group. amanda brandeis reports from the university of texas at austin were students say it was a victory for those opposed to guns on campus. >> reporter: a home for diversity and free speech.

ut austin has been the stage for many protests, that this one left behind a bad taste for many. >> they are completely out of touch and trying to antagonize us during finals. they shouldn't be here. they don't belong here. >> reporter: 15 gun rights activists marched on the edge of campus with a clear message. gun free zones must go. >> you got rifles, don't give them to anybody. >> reporter: andrew clements brought along his ar 15 rifle. >> it's my bill of rights. >> it's really disrespectful considering they are doing it at ut on a campus with a history of a very disastrous school shooting. >> reporter: the gun rights groups also turned heads with her next plan, to demonstrate a mock mass shooting. >> regardless of what you think about gun rights, about campus, this is a completely bad idea. >> reporter: dozens of people marched to protest the mock mass shooting, but organizers did it quietly before they or

any media could get here. and now what is left of the mock mass shooting has been cleaned up. john young played one of the victims. >> as we demonstrated here, you never know what's going to be happening. it could happen at your works, at church, out on the street, you never know. >> reporter: those close to guns on campus saw the day as a victory. >> i think we stood up and with one voice, we refused to be intimidated by militants. and by people who wish to militarize campuses. >> reporter: refused to be intimidated at a place where many call home. >> that was amanda brandeis reporting for us. we continue to track the rain this morning, here's a live look at storm tracker 4, heaviest rain right now, happening up there in sonoma county, also in napa county, getting into marin as well. the front appears to be further to the north, but the winds will be with us all day. >> thank you. for the weekend, it's the air market into san francisco

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i can't believe that worked! of course it worked! beep, beep, beep! and now on kron 4 news weekend, things you need to know for the week ahead. coming up monday, jurors will hear closing arguments in the trial against one of the six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray in baltimore. if he's convicted, officer william porter faces more than 10 years in prison. baltimore police officials say time off is canceled for all officers ahead of the verdict just in case of civil unrest. on tuesday, the republican presidential candidates will take the stage in the next presidential debate taking place in las vegas, terrorism and isis are expected to be some of the hot topics following the recent shootings in san bernardino. next saturday, democrats will take the stage, hillary

clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face-off for the third time. saturday's debate takes place in new hampshire, that of course, the second state that will hold a primary competition next year. as always, we continue to track the weather, rain and strong wind in the forecast for the bay area today. it could dry out a little bit more for the possibility of rain returning again next weekend. here to start all of that out is meteorologist dave. >> good morning, looking at the seven-day forecast and checking in for the rest of the week as well, right now we go to crissy field. -- right now to go to storm tracker 4. here's the heavier rain rest of san raphael, then it breaks out again, a new patch further up, it changes in most around, we are hearing from averi harper out there telling us that where she is in the city in san francisco it's not raining intensely right now, although the wind is with her and will be with everybody through the day today. sfo, live look, look at the clouds, no surprise. a 47 minute delay or so, check in with any flights it may

concern you, we might have some delays to deal with there. give yourself extra time to catch the flight. here's your future cast tomorrow for as we watched this role the 9:00 a.m., it paints a good section of the bay area by that point, heaviest of the rain, this would be the heaviest rain everyday we will get. this line that you see moving through, 10:00 a.m. by that point, starting to reach the south bay covering the east bay, and then by the time we get to high noon, heaviest rain will be largely south below the community for the bay area. dennis more of a scattered showers defend back here, even skies are opening up which will be the case but again, more scattered showers upstream. we're not going to go to the clear blue skies were everybody after this wave moves through, it will be kind of messy a little bit throughout the day with clouds and sunshine and scattered showers come up at wins for everybody. you can see things opening up for us tonight, although i suspect we will get talk tomorrow morning on the commute along with the winds, current check of the winds, they are in

the upper teens to 20s, for example, santa rosa, interestingly enough, usually we get the wind before the front moves through. a check into the future cast winds, here we go, about the noon hour, there we have the wind, well above, and by the way, that is it wind advisory. that takes up the entire bay area until 10:00 this evening. for the commute tomorrow morning, we may even be producing some of the winds and east bay as they remain in the teens along the eastern shoreline. speaking of which, temperatures today should reach the upper 50s today, near 60, very mild to start. temperatures are moving at all, off to a mile to start today. all of that cloud covering a mild wedge. we're talking about some rain perhaps next weekend, that is still with us. in fact, it doesn't look like the rain friday night is holding together as much, maybe up to the north bay is a

possibility. there are the chilly temperatures to watch out for, cold air behind this front, wednesday, thursday morning, temperatures approaching around freezing. >> thank you, days. now to the latest indecision 2016, the latest polls senator. ted cruz has opened up a double- digit lead in iowa. the latest polls showing ted cruz with a 10 point lead over donald trump. i'm of course the first state in the country to will the primary contest that the way first. trump and ted cruz square off in the next republican debate tuesday night in las vegas. donald trump taken to twitter to respond to the latest poll, he posted this three saying, new cnn iowa poll, "people behaving badly", ted cruz, 20. everyone else, way down. don't trust des moines register polls, bias toward trump. president obama: the deal that world leaders reached to combat climate change the best chance to save the planet. the agreement was reached saturday in paris and set the goal of eliminating greenhouse

gases but a short on specifics. it doesn't say how much is country can reduce greenhouse gas emissions or how nations will be punished if they violate the agreement. the president did called the deal a strong agreement that the world needed. in my first inaugural address, i committed this country to the tireless task of combating climate change and protecting this planet from future generations -- for future generations. two weeks ago in paris, i said before the world that we needed a strong global agreement. to help accomplish this goal. an enduring agreement that reduces global carbon pollution and sets the world on a coast to a low carbon future. a few hours ago, we succeeded. we came together, around the strong agreement the world needed. we met the moment. >> each country will set its own goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. the pledges must be increased

over time. starting in 2018, each country will have to submit new plans every five years. and for the weekend coming up, first of all let's take a live look outside, embarcadero this time around, you can see cloudy skies on the horizon. for the weekend, it is the original famous twang sunday's, enjoy live country music that is happening at the parkside from 4:00 to 7:00 today. and it's free. enjoy the tunes.

one little boy in alabama wanted to be a firefighter, 4- year-old eli davis walked into macy's hoping to mail a letter to santa, and his wish came true. eli is fighting cancer, so they hire the fire department to upgrade his wish.

>> i mean, i hope it's something he'll always remember. i know will always remember it. he is still little. but, i hope one day, he says he wants to be a fireman when he grows up, i hope this kind of, you know, stays with him and he remembers it. >> eli got his own uniform. he wrote in a big fire truck, even got to perform drills with firefighters. happening today, the oakland raiders are on the road trying to pick up a win, it's a tough game against the denver broncos later today. they are 5-7 and the broncos are dominating 10-2. kickoff is set for 1:05 from colorado. meantime, the niners try to win two in a row for the first time this season, they will be in cleveland to take on johnny pg&e -- manziel in the cleveland browns.. watching rain and wind for your sunday, here's what it looks like on storm tracker 4, heavy rain filling up in north bay, san rafael and up to the

north, be careful on area roads, winds come with this program. marty?

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just like always. denny's. welcome to america's diner. this is the bay areas new station, kron 4 weekend starts now. now on kron 4 weekend, we continue to track the storm as we take a live look outside, golden gate bridge from the headlands. along with the rain, we are expecting heavy wind in the bay area and we go to storm tracker 4 to show exactly where the storm is. it is in the north bay going east and south of the same time

it is moving into the north but it will hit san francisco and places south in not too much distance in the future. right now, we want to go to dave spahr because we have complete team coverage for you and we continue to track the storm, averi harbor, dave spahr in the weather center to tells about the forecast. >> good morning. we are dealing with a heavy rain that you talked about and it is coming down pretty good in the north bay. there will be more upstream but this is probably a line out -- outline of the major system that we are talking about moving through in the morning hours. it will be covering all of the bay communities, towards the south and east this morning. and live look at the bay bridge, as you will notice. the water droplets on the -- on the camera and the traffic. keeping the lights on, something that you will do. here is how it looks putting it into motion. it is building, kind of outlining where the front is. we have been watching the wind and it has been to the south.

that usually indicates that you are south of the front, but once it flows past, by this afternoon, we will get the wind coming in from the north and it will be with us all day. the wind advisory will be kicking interaction now come all the way until about 10 pm this evening. and some when sensitive areas, it will be around all day and into tonight, tomorrow morning for the east bay shoreline. san jose, up to about 56 it looks like, at about 2 pm through the 50s for the day. lots of cloud cover. the wind is northwesterly, 20 until 25 this is one of the community somewhat shielded from the wind compared to other bay area communities. planning forecasters -- by the noon hour, heavy rain at that point will be south and east. temperature still holding in the 50s. this is the best chance we have to do to get breaks in the clouds. we look at variable class, still scattered showers at work and it thunder shower. windy with temperatures at around 64 the bay.

coming up, we will time it out for you. the wind and the rain, and let you know what the seven-day forecast is shaping up to. 24 and 0 to begin the season. obliterating the 15th and 0 record. >> undefeated run is over. the golden state warriors a winning streak spoiled by the milwaukee bucks last night. we all knew that the streak would be ending at some point and the golden state warriors it were 24 and 0 to start that she -- the season. at the end of a grueling road trip and alaskan one night after the double overtime a win against the celtics on friday and are probably was a factor last night. it was south korea leading the way with 20 points but not enough for golden state as they controlled the game -- they came away with a 108-95 win and the warriors record stands at 24 and 1 we spoke with at the patio sports bar, palo alto, disappointed but proud of the team. >> when you start out to 24 and

0, i think that they have got plenty of more wins coming. >> i think it is fantastic that they set a whole bunch of record going up 24, right out of the gate. what was the record? 11 or something? i can't remember. >> 24 in a row, undefeated. >> pretty good. >> you are not said that the streak is over. >> n&o. not really. >> what are you thinking? >> [ laughter ] i didn't have -- i did not really watch the game so it is sad, but -- >> really rough. they had a good run but it is what it is. >> to get the loss out of the way and we will get some more wins in there. >> coincidentally, the locking is the city where the two longest winning streak in nba history have ended. in 1972, they stopped the la lakers streak at 33 games which is the record and the warriors last night were stopped at 28 in milwaukee. a new for you this morning, the three day underwater search for information linked to the

san bernardino shootings is now over fbi divers were trying to find a computer hard drive connected to the shooters that killed 14 people at investigators said that the killers try to cover their tracks by destroying emails, cell phones, and other items that their homes. they began searching the small lake and san bernardino thursday after they received a tip that the shooter, syed rizwan farook -- syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik may have been in the area on the day of the attacks. investigators found items during the search but the fbi is not commenting yet on if those items recovered from the lake are related to the investigation. still have for you on kron 4 weekend, donald trumps a presidential bid takes a hit any faces is largest deficit in the latest polls. we will let you know who took over the top spot. you might not want to wait much longer if you're doing holiday shopping online. we will explain my delivery companies are having trouble getting packages delivered on time. i'm chribosh

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for your money, let's take a look at stores that might affect your bottom line. 1 million bottles of sweetleaf ice-t have been recalled because there might be a small pieces of glass in them. the sweet leaf tea company is recalling six flavors of teasing and 16 ounce glass bottles but among those flavors be recalled include original, raspberry, green tea with citrus, peach, and mints with honey. they were distributed between february 27 on december 6 of this year.

if you bought one from you can take it to the store and returned it for a full refund. upses getting slammed with holiday deliveries, on-time delivery rates for ground packages falling 6% last week compared to the same time last year. fedex numbers were also lower than usual. that is according to analysis by shipping software developer. an increase in online sales started around thanksgiving is likely fueling this slowdown. extra pickups and low staff are not helping at all. ups, fedex and u.s. postal service are expected to ship more than 1.5 billion packages this holiday season can american airlines will debut a new section of seats on their international flight, called it could premium economy. it is a new class that will feature bigger seats with extended foot rest, located between business class and then main cabin. the seats will also have bigger entertainment screens and american airlines says the seats will be available late next year. i can hardly wait. i have got my ticket purchased

now. i want to fly somewhere. live look, storm tracker 4, you can see the heaviest rain in san francisco. it remains up to the north bay and we will track at this morning and also getting some real state in the east bay as well. you cannot does you can drive to the marine mammal center and sausalito because it is signed sunday. enjoy interactive classroom programs, great for all ages happening at the marine mammal center from 10 am until 5 pm. it is free.

back on kron 4 weekend, tracking the storm is always and we are watching the rain moving to the bay area on the left. you get a look at the storm tracker 4 showing you exactly where the storm is now. and where it is going. you can see from time to time, a gust of wind will blow the flags and on the lower right, we see the pavement that is wet on the approaching richmond bay bridge. we will give you the headlines on that. windshield wipers are going. to sort it all out with the dave spahr in the weather center, and we have now pretty much the greater part of the bay area hit with -- >> and the east bay. a lot of real state in the bay area communities as we talked about, and the timing. we said the 8 o'clock hour, when things start happening. there are. there is more upstream as you notice in the north bay. this will play out. let's give it a top -- a good two hours. and the far east bay.

it looks like probably by noon, the bulk of everything will be done. but still, scattered rain showers in the forecast and wind, not just this afternoon but also tonight and to greet you tomorrow morning. this is another shot for you bridge wise, the oakland bay bridge. as you notice, raindrops on the camera and no surprise. we do not see the spider charlotte out today. you can see the headlights are at work. watch the area roadways. with the wind because there is no resistance when it is over water like that. the bridge and the water below. a look at the satellite and radar, giving you an idea of where it is coming along, along the front, generally speaking to the north of the bay and once it does sent to the south, we will get the wind coming from the north and the drier air is filtering in with this and the model runs, we show you in a second, it looks like the rain has been taken out of tomorrow morning. this will be the heavy rain

morning. followed by scattered showers and in the afternoon, so that is to get -- good to get you out and about. but want to the wind. 8 am, we start and then we go to about 9 am. you can see the heavy rain filtering into the peninsula, east bay, and then to the south bay by about 10 am, and the noon hour, most of the heaviest rain has departed. most of the city by that point. to time all of that, scattered showers and breaks in the skies. what that might do because of the cold air aloft, it will spider off into cells and some claps of thunder, so producing locally heavy down -- downpours at times with a thunder shower behind the intense rainfall that has been uniform. we clear it all out for tonight, and that stays that way tomorrow morning. we are talking about the wind advisory that is in place and that will be in place for us tonight. late tonight. let's watch this in motion going forward.

here is the wind and the hourly estimation, taking us to 9 am. outlining about where the front is, wind -- you can see in the south bay comparatively speaking, staying in the teens while the numbers top in the 20s elsewhere. 1 pm, a breeze. even though skies opened up a little bit and we will have that wind going in all afternoon and into this evening at 5 pm as you can see. particular along the bay community, east bay community, you can see the wind tomorrow morning into the teens. is our estimation. temperature wise, for the south bay, putting us down for a larger, middle to lower 50s, and the mountain view may up to 55, santa clara, 54, san bernardino, 56 and seven-day forecast, a little change. we have monday brisk wind, and the skies opened up and notice how cold it gets with the in the valleys, lower 30s. next weekend as you have been hearing, another batch of rain that we are looking at. friday night, maybe the far north bay get some sprinkles

but we want to watch something carefully on saturday to sunday. this morning pg&e is saying that it is ready to deal with power outages as quickly as possible. they tell kron 4 that they have extra crews and resources on alert in case. they want remind everyone to have flashlights ready and to make sure that your cell phone is charged. also, remember to download the kron 4 mobile app so that you can track the weather and traffic conditions anytime anywhere, and it is absolutely free for iphone and android devices. it has been almost a year since a 21-year-old man was gunned down in his driveway of stanley. tragic case of mistaken identity. police say that joel ramirez was not the intended target. kron 4 -- the family at a candlelight memorial where his loved ones are hoping that someone out there can help solve this cold case. >> reporter: a hard-working college student who aspired to solve crimes as a police detective nearly a year has passed. angela ramirez -- it remains

unsolved. a cold case that has not been cracked, leaving loved ones seeking for justice. >> trying to adjust. it has been very hard. >> reporter: so hard that his aunt and godmother says that ramirez mother and grandfather have since moved out of the in law apartment that they rented on kenilworth avenue. living near the driveway where joel was shot to death -- too much to bear. >> she cannot stay any longer and they had to locate. >> reporter: days before the anniversary of the murder, a gathering near the scene of the crime. memorial to remember the family -- describe as a good man, a guy who loved to ride his bike and share a good laugh. >> something like this happen. no reason. it seems like we need to start respecting people more. >> that person is out there and they know who they are. >> reporter: police say he was shot to death in his driveway

not long after coming home last december. investigators say was a case of mistaken identity and earlier this year and $25,000 reward was offered to help solve this case. they are hoping that someone comes forward with new information.>> hopefully -- with the candles and follow-up. we are thinking about him. he is probably here somewhere right now. >> we will do what we can to bring this person to justice. >> reporter: philippe djegal, kron 4 news. happening now, $1 million warrant issued for the rest of a man connected to a brutal stabbing in the south bay. police say that justin chanel stabbed a 59-year-old woman several times on the drive in gilroy on tuesday morning. he used to be the victim son in law. he pushed his way into the woman's home according to investigators and demanded to see his estranged wife before is -- he is said to have stabbed the victim.

she were lanes in the hospital with serious injuries investigators say that he is no stranger to crime. he is a known gang member and has ties to sacramento, modesto, and east bay. they hope to track him down before he hurts someone else. bay area airport -- explaining an exclusive exhibit. wait until you see what they are showing off today. as -- access area. security screening. anyone can check it out. next on kron 4. taking a look at the storm tracker 4, and look at all of the rain and coming down heavy in a lot of spots as well. we will continue to -- the rain throughout the morning. it is the firm's christmas fair. you can check out homemade arts and crafts along with live music. this is happening at harley farms from 11 am until 5 pm. it is free.

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movie fans for some travelers in sfo this holiday season. the airport has an exhibit at the. our students, and the gabe slate gives us this main peace. >> reporter: this is where the toy story exhibit as part international terminal near the departed, level iii. that is before the security screening area, so this is a access location. anyone can come here and check this out. it is called toy story at 20 because it is celebrating pixar's first movie, 20 years ago.>> my name is winnie. >> reporter: toy start -- toy story started all. after that, they had hit after hit. they continue to make top grossing films. if you or your kids are toy story fans, it is worth swing by before or after your next flight. you can take the burden and drive up and parked to visit the exhibit a. there is no charge and you can access it 24/7. a presentation of artwork and artifacts.

there are modeling sculptures, creative props and images of that illustrate the development of woody, buzz, and the rest of the gang from toy story. check out the evolution of bud light lyric -- started out as this and then moved to this red goofy guy and then finally to the bud light year that we know now. check out what woody first look like. and then he morphed into this but and then he evolved into this. finally, to the woody that we all know. it is interesting seeing the are painstaking development and decisions that went into the white and his hair would look like this guy would model different haircuts and they had about 10 in all. before they finally settled on what his hair would be there are videos explaining the computer graphics that went into the movie. this was cool. who knew how much work went into how the army guys want to? this is a really -- hard for them to figure out. the exhibit is running out until may 22. if you cannot make it, they

have an online version that you can check out for a direct link, and the other fun family things you can do this holiday season, log onto kron4.com and look for the holiday section. dave slates. that looks like fun. we are taking a live look at the storm tracker 4, showing us the heavy rain throughout the bay area. it is falling right now and we are going to continue to track the storm as we go through the morning. for the weekend, it is the circus center winter showcase in san francisco where you can check out aerial act, acrobatics and clowning. happening at the circus center, 3 pm this afternoon and it is free.

we are back on kron 4 weekend continuing to track the storm that is pelting the bay area as we look at the latest from storm tracker 4. heavy rain in the yellow shades.

over much of the bay area. i want to show you -- take you out live. a triple look at what the conditions are in the bay area and you can see the bay bridge, plenty of water droplets on the camera lens, the middle shot is the richmond bridge. on the right, we have the golden gate, very consistent look. it looks like it is nighttime. >> it does. but definitely the lights go on everywhere because it is coming down pretty good. >> one of the issues is that this is moving forward. a little faster than what we were talking about here that will cover the whole area, get this all done a little quicker than what we were talking about. it looks like we are in store to get maybe .25 inches, maybe .75 inches in the general metro areas and as martin is referring to come you can see the yellow across the entire metro area. of to the north, there is more rain coming up let's put this into motion and you can see where it is coming from. outlining the front that we

have been talking about and the wind will be behind the front. after this batch of heavy rain showers, we are looking for scattered showers and thunderstorms to happen even this afternoon. the sun may even peak out. wind advisory in effect until 10 pm. shielded in spots. you can see, generally speaking, it covers the whole area and when will be around with us even tomorrow morning and spots to the east bay, shoreline oakland getting up to about 55 or so by 2 pm and at 4 pm. wind out of the northwest, 20 until 25, higher ghost with that a breaking the day down for you, comes in at noon, heavy rain south and east. temperatures pretty much mid- fifties and close to the high, 52 for inland bay area has been 4 pm, talking some showers, thundershowers. still windy, some sought out before sunset 60 around the perimeter of the bay and 57 at the coast. we will check in with the seven- day forecast in time this out for you.

a breaking overnight, at least 23 people are dead and another 23 injured after a fire broke out at a psychiatric hospital in southwestern russia. the fire started late last night and a hospital employee says there were about 140 disabled people in the facilities. including 15 who were bedbound. at least 51 people were rescued unharmed but so far the cause of the fire is still unknown. also breaking overnight, overseas, officials in geneva switzerland a they arrested two men of syrian origin and their car had traces of explosives. this is part of investigation into this jihadist, one month after the paris attacks. the city has been on high alert over terror concerns, possibly involving a plot against meetings at the united nations. happening right now, california authorities arrested a man in connection with a fire at a mosque.

22-year-old carl dayal junior has not been formally charged the police say he was taken into custody on suspicion of arson, a hate crime, and felony burglary julie buehler from a partnership with cnn reports on how members of the mosque are planning to bounce back. >> reporter: the damage remains on the outside. islamic society of the coachella valley. the acting -- of the mosque eight years ago when he moved to the area for a new job but he has been muslim since 1970. >> a feeling of sadness. but not despair. it is said that the mosque was affected. we intend to fully get back to normal here shortly. we do consider this an act of terrorism, just like anything else. we do understand that there is a very small handful of people who do these types of things. on both sides. we just want the message to be out there that we do not condone any of this type of behavior or criminal activity

coming from any side. >> reporter: the moscow suffered damage to its entrance and smoke damage throughout they are still the process of cleaning and he says they do not have an estimate of the cost to repair. in the next day or so, he said they will be boarding of it to prevent further damage. there is no time to return to the building and they will speak with the board to see if they need a new place to worship. >> it is a physical building on the truth is we can worship anywhere. we have been -- we can do it in the parking lot. the building offers us protection from the elements. and a symbol of the fact that we are here. we are a people of resolve and i am absolutely sure that we will pick up the pieces and fix the building and move on. term of this attack is a stark contrast to the expression of tens of thousands of catholics on their annual pilgrimage across the coachella valley and he is hopeful that that is what america is really about.>> that is what makes america great, the fact that you have the right to worship in your own manner. and it really does not matter who likes it or does not.

>> turning now to the bay area news, activist against gun violence are remarking a grim anniversary, hundreds of people concerned about gun violence gathered at united nations plaza in san francisco on saturday. they were there to commemorate the anniversary of one of the deadliest mass shooting's in us history.>> we are here today to commemorate the for your anniversary of sandy hook were 28 people died. the truth is that three times that number of people are killed -- killed every single day in the united states. we're talking about real human lives and families. >> california some of the strictest gun laws in the countries and state lawmakers are not optimistic about passing national legislation that might deter gun violence. decision 2016, the latest poll showing that senator ted cruz has opened up a double- digit lead in iowa. the latest poll shows him with a 10 point lead over donald trump.

iowa is the first in the country to hold the contents coming up on february 1 donald trump and ted cruz will square off in the next debate, taking place in las vegas on tuesday night. donald trump took to twitter to respond to the results of this latest poll and posted this tweet saying new cnn i will poll, trouble 33, ted cruz, 20, and everyone else way down. that he says do not trust the register poll, biased towards donald trump. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, protest arrest after a mock shooting at a university. we will explain what the message that group was trying to get across. we will take a live look outside along the embarcadero and you can see the wet pavement, rain coming down in san francisco and around much of the bay area for the weekend, the out of sight holiday spectacular where you can enjoy bay area musicians, singing holiday sons, at the very the club starting at 6 pm tonight and it is free.

back on kron 4 news weekend with national news, small group of -- they staged a mock mass shooting near a college campus and my bike protesters were standing up against the gun rights group amanda branded site does reports that students say that it was a victory for those opposed to guns on campus.>> [ music ] >> reporter: a home for diversity of free speech, ut austin has been the stage for many protests. the system left behind a bad many. >> they are out of touch and trying to antagonize students. they should not be here. they do not belong. >> reporter: about 15 gun rights advocates marched with a clear message. gun free zones must go. >> you have got rights and do not give them to anybody. do not give them management >> reporter: here brought along his error 15 rifle. >> it is the bill of rights.

>> disrespectful considering that they are doing it on a campus that has a history with a very disastrous school shooting. >> reporter: the groups turned heads with their next plan to mock mass shooting. >> regardless of what you think about gun rights, about campus -- this is a completely bad idea. >> people marching to the quarter to protest this mock mass shooting but organizers -- they did it before media could get here and what is left of the mock mass shooting has already been cleaned up john young played one of the victims. >> we demonstrated. you never know where it will be happening, at your were coming to church, out on the street. you never know. >> reporter: those opposed to guns on campus saw the day is a victory. >> we stood up. one voice. refusing to be intimidated. by people who wish -- the

campus. >> reporter: refused to be intimidated at a place where many call home. >> a stormy start to sunday, with wind and rain procures a live look for you, storm tracker 4 with the heaviest rain, that we will get all day. is happening through most of the bay area. upstream, we will talk about it. for the weekend, urban air market, in san francisco. you can check out clothing and home goods from over 125 design branzburg perfect for the holiday season. it is happening at peers in this city from 11 am until 5 pm and it is free. we will be right back.

a live look for you at the embarcadero and i was looking to see if i could see him -- it is hitting the pavement pretty good. a nice view of the bay bridge, and everyone is passing the bridge and you will be dealing with the wind as well. going to the truth, and it looks like the heavier to moderate rain is filling up all of the bay area communities and that is the zenith of the storm

system that we're talking about happening right now. for about the next hour or so, then it will be more of the scattered business starting to fill up to the north. we see some sagging for this line of showers and you can see heavy rain to the north. that may be the outline of the front. this is prefrontal that you see up here, behind the storm tracker 4. this is a wider view than what we showed you during the teams, and about all of the bay area communities and the far east they getting involved in this moderate heavier rain showers. a caveat that they are running a little bit behind what appears to be happening, so by 10 am, this may be more advanced to the south and east but heavier rain showers to the south, and behind that a clear line where it breaks up. the sun may come out a little bit and heat up the atmosphere, for some scattered thundershowers to happen in the afternoon. however, again, have your shades hand the. we will have the wind with all of this. at 8 pm, we see the sky start to open up in earnest. that chance of rain it appears

to be taken out of the forecast although i suspect we will have some fog to deal with and some wind as well. speaking of which, let's go to check into the forecast models. right now, they have died unable to bid up in santa rosa, comparatively speaking, and we expect them to be coming in from the northwest once the front passes, and the model say this. we see the weighted quite intense as it blows per at about 9 o'clock, filling up all of the communities of the bay and the heaviest by 1 pm, should start to depart but they will still be with us in pockets and that is why that advisory is with us until 10 pm this evening, and 5 pm the wind is still there and it is a possible we can have it -- of the east bay commute but you may have some wind well in the teens or gust as late as tomorrow morning. the temperatures on the peninsula, looking at upper 50s at the coast and pretty much the bayside, palo alto, 55. seven-day forecast, another

mention of rain happening into next weekend, friday night. they be up to the north bay, chilly in the middle of the week. you might have had it by now with the holiday hustle and bustle. we have got some answers for you, a quick getaway maybe in the wine country? that might be what you need. here to tell us is someone who has the best job anywhere. dana redman who gets to go and explore all of these wonderful places. >> hardaway -- hard to argue with getting way to the wine country. >> you had a great time. >> it is that time of year that you get a little nutty and you say i do not have time a but you really need it. you will really enjoy it. you need to go. >> you deserve it. >> the wine country is so close and we have got napa county and sonoma county. let's talk about those. this is francis ford coppola, seems from the harvest. you know what is waiting for you when you get there. this is kind of the livelier part of the kaiser veil. when you go to coppola, you will see a crowd.

you have got the wine. you have got some hollywood. but i love that museum. >> it is a touch of hollywood in the wine country. you have got rustic. you can grab a bite to eat, lunch or dinner. it is still a find live. you can relax and breathe a little bit coppola also has a brand-new winery, just down the road. >> i did not know that. >> brand-new and i have not been there so if you get there before me, let me know. it is an option. >> if you are going to rustic, reservations? >> depending on when you are -- i would say better safe than sorry. if you do not have them, certainly do not leave without trying. >> good idea. >> let's put it that way. downtown kaiser bill, get the downtown as well. it tends to get overlooked. >> i think you are right. >> they are both great cities and destinations but if you really want to slow down, this is it it does not look a whole lot different. >> a fresh coat of paint. >> it is tiny.

it is small. a really good restaurants and great tasting rooms. if you need to pick up a gift. but things are slower. >> the great thing about it is taking a look at the video, you will automatically slowdown once you get there. >> yes. you will. you have to put the fun part about it is they do this art been called their sculpture trail. they are always -- and themed pieces of -- some of them are in spots in some and peoples front yards. it is fun. you can walk around and go out for a morning run. it is a nice way to wander, relax, and catch her breath. >> slow down when you get to kaiser bill. >> exactly. let's jump to napa county. they both deserve their spotlight so to speak. a different view of napa county, that so many people do not see. >> that looks peaceful. >> it is beautiful. and this is downtown. this is not a miles out this is downtown. people have no idea what is waiting for them when they get on that river.

launch locations and timing will change daily, so you need to pay attention. there are a few outfitters out there that will guide you and they will do a guided tour if you want. they will set you up with equipment. >> this is okay for the novice? >> this is perfect for the novice because you are really just floating. >> [ laughter ] but unless you are going out with someone next to you that is going to tip you -- spark you are not going to get in any trouble. >> good to know. >> the view is great and you cannot go wrong. it is quiet and you will see wildlife. >> that is fantastic. >> something that you never see. you can taste wine. sure. >> let's get to shore. downtown napa has two dozen tasting rooms and plenty of places to go but as you wanted make your way, the art walk -- the new version. there is some great pieces. again, and themed exhibit,

there is a great affect that you can load onto telephone that will walk you through the actual artist will give you the descriptions of the peace, how they were inspired it is a great way to wander around and you may find some things you did not know. maybe a new restaurant. if you have the tour at a popular place. keep the eye on the cornucopia because they are going and. >> really? >> they are coming soon. >> big changes in napa. >> more food and wine. >> are they recovering well following the earthquake? >> absolutely. things are booming. one of the buildings and the areas that took a hard hit was a popular restaurant open for business. beautiful. a bigger than before. >> thank you so much for sharing this and if we do not see before the holidays, have a great holiday. thank you. coming up on the kron 4 news weekend, a live look outside and show you the rain is coming down the. this is a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco, so be extra careful as you go

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on kron 4 news weekend, four things you need to know for the week ahead coming up tomorrow. jurors world here closing arguments and the child is one of the six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray in baltimore. if he is convicted, officer william porter will face more than 10 years in prison. baltimore police officials say that all -- office canceled for officers ahead of the verdict in case of civil unrest. on tuesday, the republican presidential candidates will take to the stage in the next presidential debate in las vegas. terrorism and isis is expected to be a hot topic following the shootings in san bernardino. next saturday the democrats

will take to the stage and hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off for the third time. saturday debate takes place in new hampshire, and that is the second state to hold a primary competition. we are tracking the weather and rain and strong winds in the forecast today for the bay area. you might be able to dry out it will be before the next possibility of rain returns next week after dave spahr is monitoring the rain and he will have a complete check of the forecast coming up in the next hour.

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now. good morning a figure for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. i am marty gonzalez and we are looking at storm tracker 4 tracking the storm over the bay area. we have complete coverage of the storm. averi harpy is live along the embarcadero in san francisco but first we want to go to dave spahr. he continues to keep track of the rain and wind in the weather center. good morning. a good morning. as we have been talking about the intensity of the rain as we speak . it is entering into the city of san francisco, crossing the golden gate, and hope it -- as we speak, you can see right here, this seems to be outlining a little bit of what appears to be somewhat we say in the trade as a bow echo and it can carry with it some intense rainfall and heavy wind with it. it may not be that intense as we get in the midwest and deep south. the energy is concentrated into this line as you can see and the intensity is showing up on the radar. downtown san francisco, it extends and you can see the north bay, down to the south

along the provincial a little bit. this will drift south, covering all of the city as we speak of her about the next 15 minutes. i show you this on the radar. it is popping up and running a little bit behind the storm tracker 4. there you can see it, write about there as it is starting to go towards the south a look at the san francisco breakdown going on. mid-50s for temperatures by 2 pm. look at that when, west/northwest, 20 until 25, and we will get that for today. i am getting some raindrops on me. believe it or not. by the noon hour, here's what we have going on. heavy rain going towards the south and windy conditions, mid- 50s, by 4 pm. some scattered showers, thundershowers thrown in for good measure, and also still windy. that will be the case tomorrow night. we are going to time this out and let you know what the afternoon will be like and the

wind. you will need an umbrella in the studio. thank you. team coverage continues with kron 4 averi harpy -- inner harbor reporting from a lot -- what san francisco. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm trying to hold it together and it is very bright does wet and rainy. the rain is coming down. i'm completely soaked. i have been out here for a little bit and it is coming down from there is no signs of stopping. there are people who are out here running, walking, walking their dogs in the very wet weather. if you can take a look -- over to the day. -- over to the bay. there is a lot of very wet rain out here. i will be out here to monitor the rainy conditions. >> it looks like we have had a little trouble with averi in

the wet weather, probably affecting the signal. we will get her to dry out a bit and get back to her as soon as we can. moving on to other news. 24 and 0 to begin the season. obliterating 50 and 0 record. >> the undefeated streak is over. the warriors winning streak was spoiled last night. we knew that it had to end at some point and it ended last night. the warriors were 24 and 0 to start the season and they were and the end of a grueling road trip and the loss came one night after the double-overtime win back against the celtics on friday and are probably was a factor in the loss last night. they look to set flow against -- steph curry led the way for golden state with twins weight -- 28 points but it was not enough. they controlled the game from the opening tip and came away with a 108, -- the record stands at 24 and 1 we spoke to at the patios for its bar in palo alto -- they were

disappointed but very proud of their team. >> we started out, 24 and 0. i think they have more wins coming so it is five. >> they said a whole bunch of records. 24. right out of the gate. what was the record? 11 or something? i cannot remember. >> 24 in a row, defeated. >> i was pretty good. >> you are not said that the streak is over? >> no. are not really. >> what do you say? >> i did not really watch any of the games is so it is sad. >> really rough. they had a good run. it is what it is. >> get the loss out of the way and let's get some more wins. >> coincidentally milwaukee is the city where the two longest winning streak in nba history came to an end back in 1972. they stopped to the la lakers, 33 games, which remains the longest in nba history. the warriors were stopped last night at 28.

onto other news, new for you this sunday morning, the underwater search for information , link to the san bernardino shooters is over. -- divers were trying to find a hard drive connected to the shooters. investigators say that the killers tried to cover their tracks by destroying emails, cell phones, and other items at their home. they began searching the small lake in san bernardino on thursday after receiving a tip that the shooters syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik may have been in the area on the day of the attack investigators it did find some items during the search but the fbi is refusing to, on if -- the to comment if it is related to the investigation. is still ahead on the kron 4 news weekend, donald trump presidential bid takes a hit, facing his largest deficit according to the latest poll. we let you know who took over. for your money, you may not want to wait longer if you're doing a holiday shopping online.

we will explain why delivery companies are having some big problems getting packages delivered on time. taking a live look outside. the rain is coming down in san francisco.

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fedex numbers are also lower than usual. that is according to analysis by a shipping software developer. increase in online sales started around thanksgiving and it is likely fueling the slowdowns. extra pickups and low staff are not happy -- helping. the companies together expected to ship more than 1.5 billion packages this holiday season. american airlines will be debuting a new section of seats on international flights and you get a look at them. it is called premium economy. it will feature wider seats with extending footrest and will be located between business class and the main cabin. reclining leather seats will also have a bigger entertainment space and american airlines says the seats will be available late next year. speaking of that, we have delays at sfo a little bit and they may be doing it with this line of heavy rain. you can see it on the storm tracker 4, does to the north. you can see throughout downtown and from the reporter live telling us. the wind blowing and it carries heavy wind going to south san

francisco. also out to the east as well. we will be tracking this all this morning. stay with us. for the weekend, it is the marine mammel center science sunday, going on in sausalito where you can enjoy interactive classroom programs, great for all ages. it is happening at the marine mammel center from 10 am until 5 pm tonight. it is free. you can take an umbrella.

back on kron 4 news weekend, continuing to track the storm as we see the rain moving into the bay area. you get the latest look at the storm tracker for showing where the storm is now and where the hotspots are where the rain is falling. upper right, we get the view of the embarcadero and the lower right we see the richmond/san rafael bridge. there is rain pretty much around the bay area. you were saying that this band right here is extra heavy. >> that is the intensity and averi was on live when this --

near the embarcadero. it took her off of the air. that carries with it heavy rain showers and it is -- we call it a bow echo. it may not be the intensity in the midwest and deep south because they can have a tornadoes but what we are getting is obviously some straight-line wind is with it. more intense way that we have experienced across the area and intense rainfall which it is delivering. right now, as we speak, it is making its way towards the area airports. i suspect the the oakland airport and sfo what we already have a delay. putting this into motion, you can see of formulating at the end. this is running behind storm tracker 4 but there it is a right there, lining up in southern marin county before crossing over the bridge and into the city. that is extending off towards the east bay. we have a two hour delay at sfo. oakland does not have a delay been posted but i suspect on

the tarmac, with the -- it will cool it for 15 minutes to see what goes on. san jose, looking at green as well. putting this into motion, as we were talking earlier, what we can see -- falling knives, we see the radar telling us this is more advanced than the models were telling us by maybe one hour or so keep that in mind as we go forward. from 10 am, and you can see it is around livermore, and the south bay. i suspect it may be further south so it might -- it might strike these communities earlier. around 12 noon, you have clear patches trying to develop. all of that will give energy for the atmosphere to spawn scattered thundershowers and with all of this going on, the wind will continue. more waves continue to come in and the wind has shifted from the north and ultimately into tonight, things start to clear out and it looks like into mars

forecast, we will not have mentioned that scattered shower activity that the models were hinting at let's go to the wind and see what is going on with all of that. wind is a big part of the forecast and a wind advisory for everybody until 10 pm. we go towards it 9 pm -- 9 am as we are now, these are the 20s, hourly estimations until 1 pm, still with us, closer to 20 miles per hour and the ghost will be higher, not just with thundershowers but after it passes over. tomorrow morning, it looks like the east bay shoreline -- this will hold together promising into the teens. as far as temperatures are concerned, far east bay, in store for mid-50s today. the forecast is dry out of this. into next weekend, we watch for the next batch of showers coming our way, lows in the middle of the week for the far east bay at around freezing. >> thank you. back to the news, pg&e says it is ready to deal with any power outages as quickly as it possibly can. they are telling kron 4 news that they have asked bert

crews and resources on alert and they want remind us that they have flashlights ready and to make sure that cell phones are charged. do not forget to download the kron 4 news weather maps of the contract conditions. it is free for iphone and android devices. it has been almost a year since a 21-year-old man was gunned down on his driveway and san leandro. it is a tragic case of mistaken identity and police say that joel ramirez was not the intended target kron 4 news philippe djegal spoke to the family at a memorial where the loved ones are hoping that someone can help solve this cold case. >> [ music ] >> reporter: hard-working college students who aspire to solve crimes as a police detective it -- nearly a year past and his murder remains unsolved. the cold case that has not been cracked, leaving loved ones aching for justice. >> it has made a big impact on

the family and we are trying to adjust and it has been very hard. >> reporter: so hard that his aunt and godmother says that ramirez mother and grandfather has since moved out of the in law apartment that they rented on kenilworth avenue, living your driveway where joel was shot to death was too much to bear. >> she could not stay in my father had to relocate. >> reporter: days before the anniversary of the murder, a gathering near the scene of the crime. the memorial to remember with the family describes as a good man. a guy who love to ride his bicycle and share a good laugh. >> every parents and nightmare to have something like this happen and for no reason. it seems like we need to start respecting people. >> that person is out there and they know who they are. >> reporter: police say that he was shot to death in his driveway not long after coming home last december. investigate a say that it was the case of mistaken identity and early this year, $25,000 reward was offered to help solve this case.

this -- they are hoping that someone comes forward with the new information. >> hopefully -- through the candles, follow us. thinking about him. here probably is here somewhere. >> i promised you, we will do what we can to bring this person to justice. >> reporter: in san leandro, philippe degaulle, kron 4 news. >> happening right now, one million-dollar warrant issued for the rest of a man connected to a stabbing. police say that he stabbed a 59- year-old woman several times on monticello drive in gilroy on tuesday morning. he used to be the victim's son- in-law he pushed his way into the woman's home, demanded to see his estranged wife, before police say that he stabbed the victim. she remains in the hospital with serious injuries this morning and investigators say that he is no stranger to crime. he is a known gang member and has ties to sacramento, modesto, and the east bay. they hope to track him down before he hurts someone else. bay area airport,

exclusive exhibit. wait until you see them what they are showing off. it is in a access area but -- training does anyone can come and check it out. that is next on kron 4 news. >> we are turning out conditions of the richmond bridge. you can see the wet pavement, water on that camera lens and the headlights and windshield wipers working. we will track the storm. for the weekend, it is the harley farms christmas fair going on in pescadero. you can check out homemade arts and crafts, along with great live music, happening at harley farms are from 11 am until 5 pm. it is absolutely free.

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knock the fire done and we will continue to update you as soon as we learn more information. we want to talk about something that will probably appeal to pixar movie fans. and also some travelers at sfo this holiday season. the airport is displaying a very special exhibit from pixar studios. tech reporter gabe is secure with a sneak peek. femina this is where the toy story exhibit is, international terminal, near departure. on level iii. that is before the security screening area. this is a access location. anyone can come and check this out. it is called the toy story at the 20 because it celebrating pixar's first movie 20 years ago. >> my name is winnie. >> reporter: toy story started it all, launching pixar to the hearts of so many people and after that they had hit after hit they continue to make top grossing films. if you are fans, this is worth swing by before or after your next flight at sfo. you can take the barge and or

drive in and park. there is no charge and you can access it 24/7. presentation of artwork and artifacts from behind the pixar scene. there are modeling sculptures, creative pops, and images that illustrate the development of woody, buzz lightyear and the rest of the gang from toy story. the evolution of a buzz lightyear. started out like this and then moved to this and finally to the buzz lightyear that we know. check out what woody first looks like he morphed into this. and then he evolved into this. and finally, to the woody that we all know. it was interesting seeing the painstaking development and decisions that went into what andy's hair would look like. this guy would model different haircuts. if they had about 10 in all before they finally settled on what his hair would be the videos, explaining the computer graphics that went into the movie. who knew how much work went into how those army guys walked?

that was really hard for them to figure out. of this exhibit is running from -- until may 22. they do have an online version of the exhibit that you can check out for a direct link and is the other font family things that you can do this holiday season, log onto kron4.com. look for the holiday section. gabe slate. it looks good we are looking at storm tracker 4, getting a live look at where the storm is coming right now. you can see that we have a lot of yellow and even some color red on the screen. that tells us that the heaviest rain is falling and we will continue to track the storm throughout the morning. for the we can, circus center winter showcase in san francisco. you can check out aerial acts, acrobatics and cloudy, happening at the circus center, at 3 pm this afternoon. it is free. we will be right back.

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track the storm and you can get a live look. we can see the heaviest rain is moving to the east bay and into the dublin valley, dublin san ramon air, raining hard. san leandro and danville as well. >> it is about to cross into sfo. two hour delay. up to the north, the rain is continuing. this is going on. >> we have the bay bridge on the left and bridge -- richmond/san rafael in the center and all of them with water droplets on the camera. wet pavement. it is a mess. >> it will be for this morning of that will be coupled with the wind and the rain will be subsided -- the heaviest will subside in the next hour or so. it is an next destination down to the south bay and the further east bay is what is left over. it is a bow echo that was in place with delivering -- intense rainfall and some straight-line wind to make note of. we will put this in emotion and

you can see the formation in the north bay around marin county, at the very end and this is running a little bit behind. from where we are now. 20 minutes or so. you can see it is starting to formulate towards the north where the intensity is with the squall line. after that, things again will start to subside pop-up thunder shower in the future. sfo, as we mentioned, two hour delays going on. oakland it does not list one but i suspect that the storm probably did slow them down a little bit. san jose, temperatures mid- fifties, pretty much today. the wind is northwest, 20 until 25 and that is somewhat shielded compared to the neighbors elsewhere. by the noon hour, we will go with heavy rain south into the east. we will seat temperatures and the 50s and windy at 4 pm. some skies are opening up a little bit. temperatures may be about 60 at the bed and a couple of clouds of -- claps of thunder for some spotty showers. we can talk about the conditions but let's go to somebody who is out there in the mess that is the rain right

now. that is averi harper reporting live from the embarcadero. looks like things are calming down a little bit. >> reporter: yeah. the rain has gotten lighter a little bit. not a whole lot. it is coming down here and you can see people who are here. they have umbrellas. varies a lot of people who are driving out here. they have their headlights on, windshield wipers on. it is definitely not pleasant to be out here this morning. i would suggest, if you plan on coming outside, that you put on some rain gear. i have rain boots, a code, a hat on, all to try to keep dry but there are not -- not a lot of people stay dry on the embarcadero. there are runners and i've seen people walking their dogs and people taking a stroll in the rain. not a lot of them are staying dry there are lots of puddles and it is high tide and we are seeing water come up onto the embarcadero. i will be out here throughout the morning to update you about the conditions.

it is very wet and windy and cold conditions out here on embarcadero. back to you. >> have you noticed a change in the downpour that you have been dealing with? is it lightning up a little bit? or about the same? >> reporter: it lightened up from the last -- until now. it lightened up a little bit but i'm telling you it is not a lot and i do not know of the camera does it justice because it is very wide.>>, in and we will give you some hot chocolate. averi harper reporting live. breaking news overnight, at least 23 people dead and others injured following a farther broke out at a psychiatric hospital in russia. it started last night and hospital employees says -- 140 disabled people inside the hospital at the time. including 15 who were bedbound. at least 51 people were rescued unharmed but so far the cause of the fire is still unknown.

breaking overnight, overseas, officials in geneva switzerland say that they arrested two men of syrian origin and -- a car had traces of explosives. it is an investigation into expected jihadist one month after the paris attack. the city is on high alert possibly involving a plot against the meetings that are taking place at the united nations. in the golden state, california authorities arrested a man in connection with a fire at a mosque. 23-year-old man of by the name of carl dayal junior has not been formally charged but police said that he was taken into custody on suspicion of arson, hate crime and felony burglary. joanne feeney buehler from our partnership with cnn reports on how members of the mosque are planning to bounce back. >> reporter: the smoke has dissipated and the flames are god but the damage is on the outside of the islamic society of the coachella valley. he became the acting him on of the mosque eight years ago when he moved to the area for a new job he has been muslim since 1970. >> a feeling of sadness.

not despair. we are said that are mosque was affected, but we intend to fully get back to normal here shortly. we do consider this an act of terrorism, just like anything else. we do understand that there is a very small handful of people who do these types of things on both sides. we just want the message to be out there that we do not condone any of this type of behavior, criminal activity, coming from any side. >> reporter: the mosque sever damage to its entrance and smoke damage throughout they are in the process of cleaning and he says they do not have an estimate of the cost to repair. in the next day or so, he says that they will be boarding it up to prevent further damage. he said there is no timetable to return to the building and he will speak with his board to see if they need a new place of worship expect it is a physical building and the truth is we

can worship anywhere. we can worship in the parking lot if we so desire. the building offers as protection from the elements and a symbol of the fact that we are here. we are a people of resolve and i'm absolutely sure that we will pick up the pieces and fix the building and moveon. >> reporter: of this attack is a contrast to the expression of tens of thousands of catholics on their annual pilgrimage across the valley and he was hopeful that that is what america is really about. >> what makes america great. the fact that you have the right to worship in your own manner. and it really does not matter who likes it or does not. >> we are continuing to track this big storm that is hitting the bay area right now, the yellow shows where the heaviest rain is taking place. they will continue to have updates on the storm as it progresses through the bay area, heavyweight as well. we will keep you up-to-date throughout the morning. for the weekend, out of sight holiday spectacular in san francisco. you can enjoy they area

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we are back with national news this morning. a small group of gun rights activists staged a mock shooting near a college campus. they were met by dozens of protesters standing against the gun rights group amanda brandeis reports from the university of texas at austin where they say was a victory for those opposed to guns on campus. >> reporter: a home up for diversity and free speech. ut austin has been the stage for many protests. this one left behind a bad taste for many. >> completely out of touch and trying to antagonize students at during finals. they should not be here. they don't blog. >> reporter: advocates marched on the edge of campus with a message. gun free zones must go. >> you have got rise and don't give them to anybody.

don't give anybody an inch. >> reporter: he brought along his ar 15 rifle. >> it is a bill of rights. >> that is -- they are doing it at ut on a campus that has a history with a very disastrous school shooting. >> reporter: the gun rights groups turned heads. to demonstrate a mock mass shooting. >> regardless of what you think, about gun rights, about campus carry -- this is a completely bad idea. >> reporter: and dozens of people marched to protest the mock mass shooting but organizers it did a quietly before they were any media could get here are now what is left of at the market mass shooting has been cleaned up. john young played one of the victims. >> we demonstrated. you never know where it will happen. it could happen at work, in a church, on the street. you never know. >> reporter: those opposed to guns on campus saw the day as a victory. >> we stood up with one voice. refused to be intimidated.

by people who wish to militarize campus. >> reporter: refused to be intimidated at a place where many call home. have a squall line moving through the urbanized areas of the bay area as you can see. the heavy rain shower happening near hayword and near the peninsula and also near sfo. san ramon. this carrying does it carries heavy went. >> the rain and the crl -- rain in the bay area means snow in the cr as we take a live look from a kirkwood siebert tarski resort. you can see snow falling. it is going to be some good skiing once the storm subsides. we will be right back.

back on kron 4 news weekend with things you need to know for the week ahead. tomorrow, jurors will hear closing arguments in the trial against one of the six police

officers charged in the death of freddie gray. if convicted officer william porter faces more than 10 years in prison. baltimore police officers have canceled all time -- time off for offices in had of the verdict in case of civil unrest. the republican presidential candidates will take the stage in the next debate in las vegas. terrorism and isis are expected to be some of the hot topics following the recent shootings in san bernardino. saturday the democrats will take the stage and hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off for the third time. saturday's debate takes place in new hampshire which is the second state that will be holding a primary competition. as always, we continue to track the weather and the big storm. rain and strong winds in the forecast. snow in the sierra. we can dry out a little bit before the possibility of rate in the weekend. good morning, everybody.

heavy rain showers have marched through the metro areas. you can see it is holding together around hayword, all the way to the east, dublin, san ramon. this carries heavy winds. to remember. let's take a tour to the south. it has not made it far to the south but there are heavy rain showers and what is left over -- that the lack of perhaps down to -- very heavy rain happening with wind. far to the north, where this has already been, new rain is redeveloping. san rafael, points out to the north, and this is falling like its predecessor, down to the south and that is going to be the future. we can see what i've mentioned, a little bow echo developing with the intense rainfall and the stronger wind with it as well. we consult the models as we go forward.

and they are running behind from what we have already observed. by noon, everything that you see may be further to the east and south, and redevelopment of more showers, moderate to heavy by the noon hour across the metro areas. we clear out but scattered showers and thundershowers by 2 pm. that is a possibility. until late tonight, things clear out and we might have some fog although the only thing fighting that fog will be probably the with but there may be pockets of that in some of the windshield it areas. going to that, you can see the front moving through but in its way, the wind is with us in the teens. we will have got us in the 20s to perhaps 30 miles per hour and by tomorrow morning, so wind is how you together a little bit for the east bay commute across the bridge temperatures today in the east bay, speaking of which should be in the upper 50s and as marty was talking about, as we get to the weekend, there is a possibility on saturday of the return of rain showers. timed out like we have been through. in the wake of this storm system, looks like monday morning rain will not be part of that forecast although it is breezy and cool. than getting cold in for the inland valleys.

temperatures -- revisiting the freezing mark. the coverage continues with kron 4 averi harper was along the embarcadero this sunday morning and are you hanging in there okay? >> i am. >> reporter: it is definitely still coming down and lighter than it was an hour ago but definitely still rainy, wet and very cold, especially if you are wet. you can see that their people down here all along the. 14, people out with the umbrellas. rain jackets, rain boots. all in an attempt to stay dry that but i can tell you there is not a lot of people able to stay dry in these rainy conditions. the rain and wind is taking a toll in san francisco. we have reports of trees down in san francisco. that is something that you should look out for if you are driving. you want to slow down. there are people out here with their headlights on and windshield wipers on as well. give yourself extra time if you plan on driving in this weather because the roadways are definitely slick and they are wet.

i have been out here all morning and i could tell you it is not very pleasant to be out here. if you plan on walking, definitely dress appropriately. back to you. a lot of viewers are wondering, why doesn't she have an umbrella? >> tell our viewers what the umbrella is doing. >> reporter: my umbrella is on top of the camera. i have been trying to keep the equipment dry so that you can see me out here. you would not be able to see the rain. >> that is a good point. keep the camera dry. averi harper reporting live from san francisco. decision 2016, latest showing that ted cruz opened up a lead in iowa in the latest shows he has a 10 point lead over donald trump iowa is the first in the country holding a primary contest and that starts on february 1.

donald trump and ted cruz will square off in the next debate on tuesday night in las vegas. donald trump took to twitter to respond to the results of the latest poll and posted a tweet saying that a new cnn i will poll donald trump 33 and ted cruz and 20. everyone else way doppler do not trust the morning register paul. bias towards donald trump. president obama calls the latest your bed the world leaders reject the best chance to save the planet, reached on saturday in paris and set the goal of limiting greenhouse gases but it is short on specifics. it does not say how much each country must reduce the greenhouse -- greenhouse gas emissions or how much they will be punished if they violate it. he called it a strong agreement that the world needed. >> in my first inaugural address, i committed this country to the tireless task of combating climate change of protecting this planet for future generations. two weeks ago in paris, i said before the world that we needed a strong global agreement to accomplish this goal.

and enduring agreement that reduces global carbon pollution and sets the world on a course to a low carbon future. a few hours ago, we succeeded. we came together around the strong agreement that the world needed. >> each country will spend -- set its own goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and pledges must be increased over time. beginning and 28 in each country will have to submit new plans every five years. let's go ahead and take her outside and get a look at the conditions around the bay area. this is the view from the embarcadero and you can see the flag blowing in the breeze, rain falling as well. let's go ahead and move around and see what is next. san mateo bridge and treacherous goings so be extra careful. we want to take you to the sierra and get a look at kirkwood where the snow is falling and they are expecting more snow later on today. be extra careful. we will be right back.

happening today, the oakland raiders on the road trying to pick up a win in a tough game against the denver broncos. they are 5 and 7 and the broncos are dominating 10 and 2 and kickoff is set for one of 5 pm in colorado, 45 degrees and sunny. the 49ers are facing the cleveland browns, trying to win two in a row for the first time. johnny manziel will be a quarterback per kickoff is set for a couple of minutes and 65 degrees and cloudy, so actually warmer in cleveland right now than it is here. let's go ahead and take a look at this. people puckered up injury due to attempt a world record, most couples kissing under the mistletoe at one time. it looks like they succeeded. 200 couples participated at the six flags in georgia. they joined hands and kissed for 10 seconds under sprigs of mistletoe, part of the holiday in the park celebration.

pictures from the event show that the official guinness world record, they got a plaque commemorating the occasion and everybody went home happy. >> one mistletoe will do. storm tracker 4, quite a line in the east bay. i want to make a note of a winter storm warning by the way in the resort. until 7 pm. we could get a foot of snow to help out but it will be a messy day. until noon, that winter storm warning will be going on for you -- for yosemite. checking, south bay, moderate and heavy rain showers making their way. checking really quick up north, looks like another line about to cross over the bridge as we speak right now. seven-day forecast and there it is. the cooldown is happening in the middle of the week, temperatures chilly at night and another batch to look out for on saturday night into sunday. friday night, that looks like way up in the north bay. >> thank you. that will do it for us. i am marty gonzalez and for dave spahr anovas, thank you. we will see you next weekend. stay dry.

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